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Houston, Texas, Oct. 30— (A P )— )When the twister struck their home: C A l § SCRAP TO T E L TALES One naan was perhaps fatally injur Carried' 660 feet'- m their bed, ed and two women and two men amidst the wrecksge of their houde, SAY WALL ST. LEADERS were hurt in a tornado which struck Mr. and Mrs. J; A . Martin escaped the edge of Houston today. death. Mrs. Maridn was still in bed Wftif a dozen houses were demol-: when rescuers reached the^ seene. Not E v^ billed on for As- School Officials hcrease Ex Capital Reporters Get 45 ished, bams and garages were She suffered . probable internal in TRAIL OF LOST BILLIONS AS STOCK W ave of Selling Hysteria wrecked and several dwellings were juries; Her hushand was scratched PRICES COLLAPSED Days Because They WOl unroofed. and bruised. > ' ■' sistanco^ ^ w i n g T k t Disappears as Largest Fi pense Budget Over Town B. B. Works, 68, received injuries Near AUef, where the storm was from which he may die, and his 65- believed to have struck last, consid Meeting Kgore-^ystein Not Reveal Names of 49 year-old wife was bruised and, cut erable damage was done . t h e Go?dnnneiit’s Fi nancial Institutions and Called Ridicnlons. Speakeasy Proprietors. /• nances Are Undistnrbed. Wealthiest Men Come to

Washington, ■ OcL 30.— (AP.)- Washington, Oct. 30.— (A P ) — GRUNDY TELLS SENATE Market’s Support; Prices When Manchester’s joint ^chool A fter aêssing all the effects of tbe Three reporters for the Washington board met yesterday and approved shocks administered by the Stock of a budget of $423,746 for school Times, afternoon newspaper were Take Upward Tom from J^ket during the last few days, expenses thereby increasing the ap today sentenced to 45 days each In LODGE PICKED HARDING experienced business men associat propriation made at the annual jail by Judge Peyton Gordon in the ed with the admirdstration of the Very Opening— Exchange town meeting by $33,746, it started District of Columbia Supreme Court TEAR EPIDEMIC national government are a unit ip something that may require expert for refusing to reveal to the Grand Pennsylvanian Readily the declaration that fundamentally, to Qose at Noo¥4'omor- legal opinion and possibly state Jury the names and addresses of s t r i f e s KANSAS commerce, industry and finance will legislature action to straighten out. persona from whom they claimed to Speaks of His Part at G. emerge substantially undisturbed. The Selectmen recommended to the have purchased liquor. row and Stay Closed Rest The latest public word, as.it was last annual town meeting that the In passing sentence for contempt Wichita Holds Crying B ee- given‘late last night over radio by school appropriation be $390,000. of court. Judge Gordon .told the 0 P. Conventions— An Sad Sight Shocks, Populace Julius Kirin, assistant secretary of of the Week. The joint school board had asked trio, Gorman M. Hendricks, 35; Lin Until It is Explained. commerce, has been echoed and re- for $416,000. The voters approved of ton Burkett, 30 and Jack E. Nevin, echoied by officials of Cabinet ranx the Selectmen’s recommendation. Jr., 24, that the questions asked swers Questions Frankly. New York, OcL 30— (A P)—^Pow Yesterday the joint school board Wichita, Kas., Oct. 30.— since President Hoover briefly out them by the Grand Jury were en (AP.)—Tears- streaming from erful buying support, supplied-by completely ignored the voterg’ de tirely proper. The law, he said, did lined it. ' cision and decided to spend $423,- Washington, Oct. 30.— (A P )—A their eyes, a doên customers “The growth of the income of ths some of toe country’s largest finan not recognize the ethics of the news and a' score of employ^ dash cial institutions and wealthiest In-s 746 on schools this year. The Se paper profession as sufficient wide range of activities of Joseph nation, the advance in the well be lectmen will proliably ask Town ed into' the ’ street from the ing pf its business men, its' wage dividuals, including John D. Rocke grounds for a plea for immunity. R. Grundy, of Pennsylvania were in Council William S. Hyde for his First National bank here and Vlsit^ Speakeasies earners and its farmers during re feller, Sr. and his son, turned the opinion on authority in the matter. quired into by the Senate lobby com for half an hour wept on the .he men told the court they had cent years, has not been due to course of stock prices definitely up Otherwise the appropriation wi’’ sidewalk while n o o n time light liquor in 49 speakeasies in mittee, today, covering the 1920 Re temporary and fleeting causes," he come before the adjourned annr crowds wondered and, ap ward today after a week of dis>* ashington. They explained they publican national convention at said. “It has been a definite upward town meeH’*" tn be held in proaching, also burst into astrous selling by panic-stricken .ad grained admittance through Chicago and a Pennsylvania patron trend. Basically, our normal pur 1930. tears. investors and speculators through friends and that they had promised chasing power has not been impair ISstiinate. age conference in Washington this An employe, who apparently out toe world has washed aw ay not to reveal the names of the ed.. Regardless of regrettable specu- The gross estimated expense of preferred to remain a man of more than 25 billion dollars in quot bootleggers, asserting their only year. larive uncertainties, the industrial schools here this year is $423,746 Grundy readily told of his par mystery, tripped a lever, re and copimercial structiure of the ed values. plus an additional $250 that is now purpose in going to the speakeasies Gains of $5 to $30 a share were ticipation in a conference of Repub- leasing a dozen tear gas bombs nation is sound.” necessary for insurance on children was to develop news stories relating quite general on toe N ew York lican leaders at Chicago which de- ‘ not intended for everyday Klein's Opinion transported in school busses. The to crime conditions in Washington, Stock Ebcchange, and were well termined to press the nomination of Nobody cried as much as tha An impressive array of considera net estimated expense is $405,000, Hendricks testified that to com maintained, with corresponding ad W arren Harding after the deadlock two or three employes who had tions baclUng up that judgment, all since the Selectmen figure that the ply with the jury’s request would vances on the N ew York Curb M ar between Leonard Wood and Frank to stay inside to see that noth pointing Put that commodity prices school item will receive about $10,- bring him and the other two report ket and the otoer security ex ing was disturbed. have been kept clear from inflation 000 from outside pupil tuition and ers into disrepute and that the viola O. Lowden. | changes of toe country. in securities, was presented by Dr. about $9,000 from the Ninth school tion of the ethics of the newspaper The president of the Pennsylvania ' Leading New' York Bankers, Klein. As to the -Stock Market per district on school leases. The esti profession would cause them to lose Manufacturers Association again meeting in informal conferences at formance of tbe last two years, he mated expenses itemized are as fol their positions. quickly accepted any credit due him toe offices of J. P. Morgan & Co., said that “profits of business justi lows: Districts 1-8, $138,505; High Though sentenced for 45 days, the for rate increases in the pending REINARTZ TO HEAD reported that toe situation was dis fied an advance in stock prices, but school, $98393; High school main reporters face an indeterminate sen tariff bill. tinctly improved. tenance, $4,000; Evening schools, tence as they would be liable ti) He said he was host at a lunch they did not justify going up to To Suspend Business $4,000; Franklin, school. Heating another contempt action if they re eon here in April of Pennsylvania the sky.” W ith every indication that the plant and Recreation building main fuse to answer the questions at the political leaders at which the nomi Privately, two Cabinet members wave of selling hysteria had pass tenance, $8,000; ’Trade school main end of their term. ’The judge implied nation of Albert L. Watson, of most associated with business and ed, governors of toe New York tenance. $4,000; Ninth district, that the three might be freed before Scranton, to be federal judge pf the monetary affairs have indicated the Stock Exchange met this afternoon R16634S. the expiration of their sentence if middle district of Pennsylvania, was View that the securities markets and decided to delay toe opening of Archaic System. they answered the questions. discussed. Watson’s nomination is W ill Enlist Mid Instruct Ama- ^lad to face the reckoning for an the exchange tomorrow from '10 a. The situation which allows the ■ — — ■ . ' ■ •» nOw imder fire in the Senate. unbelievably persistent speculative m. to noon, and to suspend business Friday and Saturday, in order to joint school board to' meet following Endorsed Nomination eti. The attitude of tlê Federal Re tenrs of State for ^rvice serve Board, evinced early last give over-worked employes of brok- 1 town meeting and deliberately in Grundy denied that he had urged crease its own appropriation has spring. In insisting upop divorcing erage houi^ ami toe stocF clearing ARMY AND NAVY Watson’s noniination,, although he ulipri'atiSh'VAcQf^riimity to catch been termed “ridiculous”, by many .$tM^jmtlo^ .baplUng 8^^ tn m said he endorses it. He added it .%as: b Emergency.. up on their sleep. of the town’s officials who say it 4s agreed to leave the nomination up to security zdaHs \ras throvm into a The Exchange will reopen for but part of the archaic system the Senator Reed of Pennsylvania. higher light by tbe semi-formai T A H T O AGREE discussions. The Reserve Board has business on {Monday at toe usual town must operate imder. ’The spe Telling of the Chicago Republican Lieut. John L. Rdnartz, U. S. N. hour, but will be closed again ’Tues cial statute which gives the school convention conference, Grundy ex conducted the credit mechanism so authorities power to set their own R., has been assigned to the (»m - that less and less of deposit funds day, election day, which is a legal plained he was invited to it as a holiday in N ew York. budget figure was deliberately representative of the Pennsylvania mand of the First and Second imlts. have: been available for Stock M ar ’The Chicago Stock Exchange also framed sa that school expenses Confab at Washington Be delegation. United States Naval Reserve Com ket credits. could not be dallied with by others He said the late Senator Lodge, In Strong Position voted to delay tomorrow's opening munications, comprishig the entire and to close on Friday and Satur thim the members of the school of Massachusetts, the chairman of One result of this has been to put day. Similar action will be taken board, one official told The Herald. tween Rival Superintend the convention, presided at the con state of Coimecticut. it became the reserve system in a strong posi- by toe N ew York Curb Elxchange. Members of the joint board main ference on Friday night of the con known here today. The appointment Developments in toe Stock Mar tain that the town meeting and the vention week. He reported Lodge as came last week from Commander (.CohLlnued ou Pagp 2.) OA/LY VOLUME in MILLIONS OF SHARES. ents Ends Unsuccessfully. ket situation today indicated that Selectmen have no authority over saying the nomination of either C. R. Clark, communicaUpn officer H16H RECORD VOLUME - 12,696.400 5HARES-0CT. 24.1929 a mobilization of toe country’s lead the school budget whatsoever. It is Wood or Lowden had become im for the Third Naval District at New 1929 St o c k PRICES: HI6 K-SEPT.6 - 2 5 2 .8 . LOVV- PEG.IP - I9 I.0 ing financial forces had been under expected that the Selectmen will practicable and that Warren Hard York and is in connection with the taken to calm the wave of hysteria discuss the question pro and con at Washington, Oct. 30.— (A P )—Tbe ing was the most available man. N avy’s aim to enlarge its present ______* i92!J, StamjanL Sfati9fJC9 C o .^ t iY ______their next meetingr, and it is pos TO CROSS PACIFIC and restore confidence in toe securi superintendents of th-j Military and Harding was nominated next day. field of enlis' d licensed amate-^r Gleaned from the writer of frantic selling and hysterical panic in ties markets. sible that action will be taken to radio operators for serrice la change the present, system. Naval Academies failed to reach an the New York stock markft, the cold facts and figures graphlcaUy pre case of an emergency. John D. Rockefeller, Sr., who rare agn’cenient today in their effort to NOT WORRIED sented above tell the story of the amazing decline in speculative values Washington, Oct. 30.— (AP) —\ It will be lieutenart Reinartz’s ly speaks for publication, authoriz of securities. The two heavy black lines at the left show the range of ed toe statement today that he £md resume athletic relations. Joseph R. Grundy, 70 year old presi duty to obtain the enlistment of as prices through 1928 and the first nine months of 1929. From October 7, his son ■ “for some days have been Major General Smith, superin dent of the Pennsylvania Manufac many amateur radiomen of Lite the daily trend is indicated. Dally volume of sales in millions of shares, purchasing sound common stocks.” ELECTION NEARS turers Association who has held his state as possthle and to give them tendent at W est Point, after confer is shown in the lower part of the chart. Note where, on Thursday, Octo “W e are continuing and will con ground in two previous encounters ring with R ear Admiral Robinson, instruction in naval communication To Make Regular Runs from ber 24— the maddest day in the history of the exchange— nearly 13,000,- tinue our purchases in substantial with the Senate lobby committee, procedure by means of short wave 000 shares were dumped, while prices tumbled. Counting sales on the amounts at levels which we believe commandant at Annapolis, sa'd today cooly advised the investigators IN DOZEN STATES radio broadcasting. Such a system Curb, more thaa 19,000,000 shares were disposed of, representing a specu represent sound investment values,” West Point felt the disrupted rela Southern California to the he was not worrying over just what of instruction h w never before been lative loss of $11,250,000,000. A fter a brief rally, the decline in prices he added. tions over the three year eligibility classification they placed upon his attempted iri Coruiectficut by Navat; continue, and A new loW is found on Monday— a loss of about $14,000,000 Another FaHure* rule with the N avy to be deplorable. activities in behalf of a higher authorities, and will s ^ t as soon as Philippine Islands. —with sales again skyrocketing; Next day, a new record for sales was He added that while no agree tariff. a sufficient number, of enllstrnerits established, despite efforts to stem the panic. One more Curb Exchsmge firm Virginia Elects Governor ment had been reached today the Senator Blaine, Republican, Wis have been obtained, Mr. Reinartz fell by toe wayside today for failure Army still was hopeful that the consin, had remarked. that if Grun said today. to meet its obligations, but like toe Ahron, Ohio, Oct. 30.— (-AP)— curb member i ^ c h was suspended “N avy will in time agree to meet us dy would urge placing of steel used Some five years ago the Navj? and Nation W31 Watch the yesterday, it was not engaged in a on the gridiron man for man as do in farm implements on the free list launched itosclreme of etdlsiing the Two monster dirigibles, the largest general commission business. other colleges.” that he “wouldn’t be classified as a interest, enthuslasiia' and help ' of in the world, are to be constructed FRENCH RADICAL The New York Stock Clearing Result With Interest. Nothing was forthcoming immedi lobbyist in that work.” ' amateur radio operators' throughoijt and placed in regular operation be Corporation reported toi,t all trades ately from Admiral Robinson on the " I have no concern about where the country and undertook to tokm tween' Southern California and the in yesterday’s record-breaking 16,- conference. you classify mel” replied the smiling them- in naval procedure, that they Philippines in 1933 hy the Pacific TO FORM CABINET 000,000 share session bad been Washington, Oct. 30.— (AP) — The difficulty hinges aroimd the Grundy. might be available in case of a mo He added he would be glad to sup Zeppelin Transport- Company, ac cleared at an early hour this morn Politics again rides the crests in a “three year” rule which prohibits a tional emergen:^. ,The only obliga port Blaine’s suggestion that he go cording to Paul W. Litchfield, chair- ing. Check clearings through toe dozen states as local campaigns student from engaging in more than tions are;, that .the radio amateur oe main of the board. New York clearing house set a new three years of athletic competition before Customs officials and endorse move on to meet the annual tide of an American citi^nv pass'a physi 'BiiUding of the. Zeppelins, which high record today at $3,500,000,000, no matter how many colleges he at free entry of steel for farm imple Fall of Over a Foot in High ! Etienne Clemeptel; Ex-Minis- votes to be cast next Tuesday. cal exanilnatlon and’take ah oath of wUi-hO of 6,500;000 cubic foot heli due largely to toe tremendous vol "Virginia alone elects a governor tends. ’The Military Academy has ments. service. It was Gnmdy’s third appearance um gas capacity, will entail a $15,- ume of securities transactions. and so furnishes the only contest in refused to adopt this rule but it Is 250. lii S t a ^ Total stock sales from 10 a. m. to before the committee and a full OPO.’WO construction program, in AItitudes^l9 Marooned | ter of Finance Accepts which is carried along the strife and in force at Annapolis. At present , there are about 260 2:10 p. in., were 8,738,800 shares, as crowd had gathered to hear the. fur cluding erection of another giant bitterness of the presidential cam Pressure for the resumption of licensed amateur r a ^ d rhen in Con^ contrasted with 13,838,000 in toe ther testimony- of the white hsiifed hangar here and one in southern paign a year in which it returned a athletic relations has been heavy necticut and lieuteqant' Rejnnt^ is On Pikes Peak ; Difficult Task Today. same period yesterday, with indica man who -so far has frankly told the Califomia, and the building of moor Republican majority for the first since the break, largely because, et tions that toe day’s total would run committee he raised campalipa funds striving to influfence. asirnany aa ing masts in Hawaii and the Philip time since the days of carpet-bagger the annual meeting between the two possiple to jolm his class, which- wii} close to 11,000,000 shares. for the Republican Party and then pines, £3 tchfield said. rule. football teams, one of the most be held two nighth a week, 'The came to Washing;ton to see that To, Start in 1933. Denver, Colo.,. O ct 30.— (A P)-::- Paris, Oct. 30.— (A P )— Êtienne ■While this election holds first in colorful sports events in the coun representative , naval station for party pledges on the tariff were car The parts wiU be copstructed here Winter held sway from Montana to Clementel, chairman of toe finance TO qPEN A T N OON. terest to students of national poli try. The last Army-Navy football ried out. Connecticut wiU. not be decided upon by-^the Goodyear Zeppelin corpora New York, Oct, SO.— (A P)—Gov tics as it may determine the per game was played in 1927. New Mexico in" toe eastern tier of comqalttee of the Senate, and for The committee discussion today until November 22 at New York tion of which Litchfield is president, ernors of toe New York Stock Ex manency or lack of it of the 1928 but it-will, probably be either the toe Rocky mountahi west today, but mer minister of finance in toe revolt, tiiere are others which carry shifted to the wool tariff. Grundy and assemlfied in the Sbutoem Cali change voted today to delay American Relay League station in toe weather forecasts indicated re Herriot Cabinet, .today accepted their appeal far beyond the borders defended this and insisted it .was fornia hangar.. The program calls opening tomorrow until noon, and Hartford or the one at iJeut. Rein of the states in which they will be “one of the best ways of helping the for their completion in 1932 and bsr lief in sight. “in principle” toe task of forming to close toe Exchange on Friday and BIG ESTATE SHRINK artz’s home- at 176 Wadisworth a Cabinet to succeed toe recently Saturday. The Ebichange will be held. farmer outside of giving him $500,- ing placed, on regular runs in 1933. The greater proportion of the en 000,000.” street here. defeated Briand ministry. open Monday, toe day preceding In Manhattan. By the time the Pacific air liner.5 tire area was imder a covering of N ew York City’s quadrennial con “Who is giving the farmers $500,- Those .who enroll • in the course are btUlt Litchfield said he expect I Is a Radical. election day. Bridgeport, Oct 30.— (AP)— will automatically provide them snow that ranged from a dept of one troversy over the question of whose 000,000,” asked Blaine. ed construction of another hangar Clementel is a member of toe The governors, in an official state “You fellows did it.” % inch in toe'valleys to a foot or. more s h ^ be the guiding hand in the When Gregory S. Bryan, local man selves with an opportunity to ad to be under way oh to® Atlantic Radical group in the Senate. He is ment said: ufacturer; died eight days ago, his We proposed*to loan the farmer vance from third class radio msm in toe higher altitudes. In some regarded as one of the most moder government of the world’s greatest coast in preparation for a trans-At “The volume of trading In toe estate, consisting in large part of $500,000,000 more,” answered places drifted snow made motoring ate of that group and most likely metropolis attracts perhaps more chief radio man, w here. the .reim- lantic dirigible line. The Pacific last week has been so enormous Blaine, asking: “You mean the difficult. Radical to be able to form a new than the usual attention over, the stocks and bonds, v a s worth about burseihent is iilcreased accordingly. project is,being given first consid tliat toe orgamzation o f toe Stock farmer is a poor creditor?” Nineteen IVIarooned uniiHi government more to the Left country because of the dashing fig one million dollars. Today a report Opportunity is provided for a fifteen eration, however, because it will , ba Ebichange houtes have reached a “No,” said Grundy, “but I think than toe Poincare combination ex ure of its widely-traveled mayor. of the filing of his will reveals the days training' tour at the N avy’s ex- Nineteen persons marooned on point of complete phjrsical exhaus everyone is willing to' let them have an all-American line and free of toe cluding Conservatives of toe Re Tames J. Walker, who rinds himself value of his holdings has depreciat Pikes Peak were rescued and tên tion. Most of these employes and it if they can’t pay it back.” , necessity of international . arrange publican Union group and replacing opposed by men who also have ed by nearly $500,000. Mr. Bryan (CoBtfamed on Page Three.) to Colbrado Springs yesterday. those of toe stock clearing corpor Here the questioning veered to ments. J / ^ them by Radicals. \ gained nation-wide reputations. died at the StratSeld Hotel here, Three employes at the Summit ation have been on almost continu Grundy’s assertion yesterday that Carry 80 Passengers. , Knows Finances. Racing down the stretch with him October 22. His will was drawn the house and Mrs. J. R. Spencer, who ous duty for days and nights pMt Senators from states contributing , *nie Pacific lines will carry 80 Clementel has toe confidence of are Representative Fiorello H. La Simday prior to his death. publishes toe Pihes Peak News, were and many of them have been irith- but small amounts of taxes should passengers and 10 tons of mail, ex toe financial interests. This is Guardia, Republican, who has made M r. Bryan makes no bequest to RESULTS! brought from toe chest of toe peak out sleep for 48 to 72jnours. ‘ not talk too much on the tariff.. press and freight. They will cut in chiefly, because of his action when himself heanl in the halls of Con local institutions. The bulk of his by a special cog road train which Katherine D. ’ Cheney's dog half toe crossing time now made by minister of finance in taking issue “The governors have felt under an gress; Norman Thomas, Socialist estate goes towards ajmemorial bucked jfte drifts to toe summit. Senator Walsb, Democrat, Mon won his h*eedbm, ye »te r^ y . -.but toe - fastest boats. Ldtchrield, said with Premier Herriot against a absolute necessity to recognize the leader, and Richard E. Enright, one building in Washington, Conn., in tana, asked Grundy if it had occur not for . long. Watching 'his the'Object .is to speed travel rather Fifty pertons held at Glen Cove, purely physical and mechanical coniv time police commissioiier, and can ca^qtal levy In 1925, resigning after, memory of his parents, and the resi red to him that the ‘‘pioneers who chance he ran away when no one than compete with any otofer com half-way up toe automobile high ditions and to afford toe overwork didate under the banner of the making his position clear before toe due after some bequests to relatives, opened up Montana and the west was looking. / The , services , of pany, ritoer air or water. Americaji way, were brought to Colorado ed staff sufficient time to recuperate Square Deal Parly. Senate. Since then he has been 4o Harvard University, from which gave a market and' contributed to The Herald elaarifled was eh- Bt^miriiip companies, jailw ays and Springs.. and recover their strength. In Boston- much interested in toe International college he was graduated. the prosperity of Pennsylvania?” llsted and shortly after the press air Unbs will co>«perate, he said. In 'Wyoming /The governors believe that to6' Boston, too, electa a mayor with Chamber of Commerce haying been ■ “It was reciprocal,” contended stopped, a woman reached fmr shorter hours and toe two days of lamea W. Curley, former ddef ^ The^ tians-Atlahtic line is to bp În IVyomlng, where the storm was head of toe French section. Grundy. • ■ the telephone and informed the orgathzed by the Ritemational Zep- toe most severe',* aid^tibnal search holidays, as arranged, will put toe maglatrate; Frederick W. Mans^ TBEASUBT BALANCES. In what way. Inquired Walsh and loser where the dog could be. p c ^ Transport cbmi>any and two ers prepared to renew their efforts to . Although nover premier before, working organizations again in field. Good Government Aaaociatlon Grundy said a ' Philadelphian had foimd. dirigibles"will he'huUt In Akron and loate John B. 'Woodward. Casper M. Clementel has long played a condition and contribute m ateriA^^ nuufidate, and Daniel H . Coakley, Washington, Oct. 30,— (AP) — built the Northern Pacific railway. Get your tasks-^done through two - in Friedrtchshafen, G«rinany. post offi^ce employee lost in the snow prominent- part In French political to a more orderly and effective ux Bidq^dent, aeeldnF the ofrice Tfi-easury receipts Oct. 28 were Walsh replied the Pennsylvanian ;Classified! CaU 5121 for an A d - with . oiâi^g hiaagars bn both $6,045,537.70; expenditures $11,278,- taker. . ■■,' • (Contianed on j . :.ÔnittaaelfM FapiXIiiee.X 618.18;, balance $211,195372.32. (ConUnoe on Pace 2) rides bf .toe^Ma. - (Coaiimicd Paga >•) . - (ContlBued on page 2)

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t a l e scholabships . ON MARKET COLLAPSE New Haven, Qct 30.—(AP)— DEATHS Five acfiiolarship/awards for the Senators Pay Last Tribnte BYfRKEDROP Full Cr«w Also Cited as Rea Big Party Includes Games^ Burrent. term in Tide Di-vtolty School David McCann. , New London Evening Day com .were announced today. The scholar- David McCann, 67, of 79 Schorf (Continn^ from Page One.) menting on the marXel says: American business! They will reap . ships given on basis of high stand- of Honor to«Tlieir CoK street died last night at his home sons for A s^ s Indreas- Dancing and Piizes for to studies to the second term of “By this time the market may the harvest after the rout” tion. Its latest accotmts show that, after a short illness. He was born have gone down agfain or it may m e 1928-1929 school [year, w ent to : A lloi-^w m e Miller, Brooklyn,^ N. league^ from HUo. the regional banks of the system ed Freight S c h ^ e s . have accomplished a sensational The Philadelphia Evening Bulle Best Costmnes. hold more than 80 per cent of gold X ; Lesten^B. Smith, York, Neb.r entering the employ o f Cheney rise. It may be back where it tin commenting editorially on the agatost the combined total of de- Franklin Virtue, New Ofr Brothers as a "weaver. started. There’s nobody who can Stock Market, today said “there is posits, and of circulating currency leansi Mudon William Nilsson, He leaves his w ife arid, three sons; Albany, N. Y., Oct 30.—(AP)— foretell. , no reason for fear that the crash in The chief center of Hallowe’en in Washington,' Oct,' 30-^(AP)— In. It has been one of the features of Osceola; la ., and A rth u r' CJhester Dairld Jr., Thomas and Fred Mc- Operation of the fifil crew law, and “There are many lessons to be the security market will pull dowh a drizzle o f rain the body, of the late’ the monetary system as it haia de terest. tonight lies at the, School Clarkei Atlanta, Ga. Senator Theodore E. Burton of Ohio Cann of this town and four daugh the fact that the railroads are drawn, regardless of the outcome of the business structure or even seri veloped during recent, months, that street Creation Center where s today was home up the long flight ters; Mrs. William Perrett, AUss obliged to spend large sums to the today’s trading or tomorrow’s. ously shake it ” banks of all classes were lending "Between the two structures,” the frolic wxd maûerade will b»^held STUDENT M IS^G of steps on the'east, front of the Isabelle and Miss Edith McCann of eliiritoation of grade crosstoga, vrere ' “due is the liesson for the specu Waterbury, Oct. 30.— (AP.)—^No less and less to brokers and dealers Bulletin said, “there tis the strong to the main gymnasium. Bill' Wad C!apitol into the Senate chamber for Manchester and Mrs. M. J. Fry of given today as priricipal reasons for lators. Kost of them were nipped. word has been received from Fran a last tribute of-honor from Presi to securities against stock collater Verona, N. J., two brothers, Eldward The average small time speculator is sustaining wall of a banking system dell’s six-piece orchestra’will furn the demand of the railroads for iriore which has met the test and proved cis S. Allen, son o f Principal Hiuri- dent Hoover, his colleagues to Con- al, as prices rose. In the latest and John McCann of Manchestei;' a bull; he cannot sell short because ish the music. statement of loans to Wail street money for hiyidHng of freight , its worth. , ^ son S. Allen of Leavenworth High gfress, othqr high govemmen of and three sisters, Miss Deborah Mc- At a continuance of a hearing on he doesn’t know how. This market T h e hall* has been tastefully brokers, for last Thursday, it was I “As a matter of fact, the Federal school w ho was* re p o rte d . m isstog ficials and the diploinatlc represent C!ann and Miss Belle McCann, o f this a proposed advance to freight iês crippled the bulls, and bulls there decorated to true autumn attire of shown that private money lenders ' Reserve board has striven since from Colby, college to Watervllle, atives from foreign nations. town and Mrs. William Holland of to New York dtate held by the Ihib- fore were mostly converted mto cornstalks, oak leaves, pine trees were furnishing to- round figures February to avert the present de and the conventional color scheme Me., yesterday,, by his parents. Mr. The massive silver casket • was Stontogton, Conn. 'Three grand lie Service Commission, W. E. Cor sheep. . bacle; but its voice has been as that of orange and black. Erick Craw- Allen stated ^ s morning: that he escorted by a delegation of Senators 34,000,000,000 to finance stock hold children; Mrs. Edward Mack of coran, statistician of the Boston “Another lesson has to do with ings on margins, while all the banks o f one cr3dng in the wilderness, and shaw and Elmer Johnson worked knows:of-no reason for the sudden and representatives headed by Sena Fitchburg and Kenneth and Beatrice and Maine railroad cited these as the immenseness of pamc. Although tor Watson of ’ Indiana, Republican of the country were lending rough other oracles were heeded. The with Director Lewis Lloyd, tintil 2 disappearance' of his son, who is Perrett of Manchester also survive. the main reasons for the riecessi^ of our exchange has suffered terrinc leader, and Senator Robtoson _of board failed, it is true, to bring o.’clock this morning getting the reported to have stated that he was ly 32.000,000,000. Funeral services ■will be held from high freight rates. losses, nobody yet says “pîc. It Arkansas, thio Democratic leader. about an orderly retreat, but the hall in readiness for the occasion. “going out West.” When he was This organization of the loans, ac the late home at 2 o’clock Friday Another toctor to the situation to- was different in 1907—the last time T he funeral party arrived from system which it adn^nisters is All indications point to a large last to communication with his pou counts for the fact that the Reserve afternoon. Rev. J. Stuart Neill of voliring the Boston emd Maine rail the market took a comparable drop. clearly able to avert panic. For crowd, there J»tog no other counter Mr. Allen said he seemed well satis the home where a pri'vate faipily Board, which since its organization St. Mary’s Episcopal church will Newspapers published then spoke of service had been held. road, Mr. Corcoran said, was the re that, and for the fundamental attractions of major importance. fied with his work at the college. in 1914 has had. to come to action officiate.. Burial will be to the East stricted speed required to certain “twelve more brokers close doors. soundness of business conditions, Last year the - Rec’s Hallowe’oi T h e ’ casket was placed on pedes to serious crisis, has met to Wash cem etery. Banks went by the board and also tals immediately in front of Vice- parts of Saratoga county, particu even the pessimists who confound party was held the night of Thanks- DROPS DEAD ON STREET ington regularly since the Stock larly crossing Saratoga lake and be by the dozen. Yet 1907’s pamc ^ president CQrtia' desk. Wall street with Main street and glvtog but this was change4 thiS Waterbury, Oct. 30.-r^(AP.)—^ Market shocks began without meet-1 tween MechanicvOle and Schuyler- not bad compared to some that had ! the country’s workshops, must be year- so as to avoid clashing with On fop of the casket, was a large ing a call for assistance. j Mary Robinson of 49 Willard street, wreath, fastened with a white’rib ■ville. gone before.” I thankful.” other similar affairs. The ' result Hartford, dropped dead on the In the normal course of business, ] Wilbur La Roe, Jr., representing has been to give the Rec’s dance to bon. Palms were banked to front of advancing of fimds for Stock Mar-1 gADGBTER DENIES street to this city this morning the rostrum end aroimd the cham- the Associated Industries of New In editorial com m ent today the^ night more or less of clear path. while waiting for a Hartford bus. ket loans has been a function al-1 York State, asked for figures show Richard McLagan and Mrs. Ray ber. - ^ most monopolized by banks, as 'Bridgeport Post says: ..r Medical Examiner A. A. Crane stat A simple private funeral service, ing the amount of traffic originating "The wise ones are saying, i toia Barrett head the committee in ed that death occurred immediate means of earning on day-to-day WITNESS’ STORY FARMERS DEPLORE charge and they had endeavored to lasting but 15 intoutei, was held at at various points to the state. Mr. vou so’. We have no desire to join ly but^the caxise has not been de his, Connecticut avenue residence balances of depositors. In spite of Corcoran agreed to furnish the re to that chorus. On the contrary we taake the frolic the most sur 9i Thi«j nartic- this morning. Finnegan 'was ar i despite the hysteria of wild selling should apply to tariff legislation; handling of ail the trading center memorial tower, being erected on A meeting was held at the Man ■ to the stock market of yesterday. “An adequate tariff rate should ing on the exchange. 1 Haystack Mountain in Norfolk by chester Community Club last eve rested on Saturday morning for An atmosphere surcharged with “Thisîne of procedure has been actual losers in the Stock Markets, i Warder is be- trespassing on the Belding and Bis- be proidded for each important pro the State Forestry commission with ning to arrange for the setback they bear an unsuspectedly small speculation finally reached tl: i duct which competes with the pro adopted after consultation ■with and fimds donated by Mrs. Carr Steeckel tournament which 'will play its first tog tried. sell reserve to 'Vernon on complaint relation to the total of the popula- of the caretaker, Ernest Howard. breaking point at which a terrific ducts of this country. approval by the so-called banking of Norfolk as a memorial to her roimd on Tuesday evening, Novem Miss Warder produced a diary, ' tion. Dr. Klein estimated last The local man, who was hunting, , thunder and lightning storm- cut “We stand for .tariff protectio.u group.” husband, the late Carl Steeckel, is ber 5, and meet each succeeding which was later put to evidence by night that the total of the trading had killed a cock pheasant on pri i loose, a terrifying spectacle while it for the products of American farms The annoimcemerit was made practically ^ completed. Tuesday evening until the end of Soptoari^ might run to 1,000,000: James I. Ci^. ctoef of defense vate property. I lasted, but sure to leave the land- from the Stock Exchange rostrum March. "iê tournament is being and that “these would in- counsel, to show what tooix place at on a parity with other industries, to by Richard Whitney, a ■vice-presi M re o n s ; i I scape serene and refreshed at its the end that the American market run under the direction of M .' D. wive less than 4 per cent of all the her home on t^ date to question. i close albeit some grass, bushes and dent of the Exchange and was SuUivan and Edward Stein arid may be held in possion by American greet^ •with prolonged cheerri. aU lin es-0/ industrial twelve teams are already entered. '“Cl— She .eeK e'J a d been out ABOUT TOWN by the blast. Across the whole na UTERARY CLUB READS Henry VaiUant is captain of the Bpn pursuit.” New York, Oct. 30.— (AP.)—The: accepting these figures, that the visittog with a girl fnend that day tion outside of the frenzied stock j Another resolution approved the Ami team, Robert Reid of the Depot damage to Ohe consuming power and arrived home about 5 p. m. She t market is business in. a healthy, selling frenzy,, which' has h€^ A pre-nat^r1:ltoic will be held to _ [ Federal Farm Board “in its pro- “UNCERTAl TRUMPEF Square team, Andrew Jesperson of of this portion of the population, se- .remained to the apartment with her morrow afternoon at 3 o’clock at • strong condition, Wfii^-happeped in s'weeptog through the . secriritiea the Carlyle-Johnson team, Mat mean I &ram for more orderly marketing of m arkets o f the." w orld during -the vere though it has been, cannot be ^ mother untU her father ar^ved the Memorial hospital annex. 'the “paper” flurry does not mean Merz of the business men, Ray Moo- more than a momentary check to shortly after 5 o’clock when the .that real business is shaken. farm products, and for the handling- pfiiSt weeki'appeared to have passed upon a sound economic basis of sur- non of the Hilliard mills,. Raymond the business of the country. three left for the New York Ath- A Hallowe’en party ■will be held hete. today, arid pric^ on all lead HufcliiDSon*s Last N ovel Is O’Coto of the Manchester: Green :______— - letic Club for dinner. She said she ^ __ r j i j j g j pluses that may exist from time to ing exchanges rallied bririkiy.. Scores tomorrow afternoon at the Man ; Torrington, -Oct. ov.— i,.r..x — x,-.., Subject at South Methodist team, Edward Stein of the Buckland n MAI IlT AMMAflUrrC was to the apartment with her chester Cotomuzdty club for children iTorrington Register, to commenting | of issues on. th® New' York Stock They also pledged their co-opera Church. team, Ernest Roy of the Roy Garage’ DeM ULAl AWNUliWUliJ mother before her father’s arrival of the fifth, sixth and seventh the Stock Market today said: Exchange were iriarked up 35 to team, M. D. Sullivan of the Wap- •on tion and “unserving assistance” to and that no one had called at the grades. Miss Christine Mason,-the i“As we see it, the ^ rk et today is nearly $30 a, share, with.>arly aft ping team, Johp Merz of the Com the board “in building a sound and .‘I ^ October meeting of the Liter- director, ■will see to it that they are an a conditibn similar; tp that of a ernoon prices generally hpldtog munity club team, Gordon Brennan durable policy for American agri ajty Club of the South Methodist “ SQUARE CROOKS” CAST “"C T ^ fu a s =he s>id kept busy with appropriate grimes ipatient who has long’suffered witn steady around the day’s high of the Burr Nurseries team and culture.” church was held last evening at the it was customary for her to answer from 4 to 6 o’clock and served with a high feyer. The tjver has gone le'vels. , Francis McCarthy of the Wilson the bell, and that she could have light refreshments. Total sales on the New York church. The book discussed was The complete cast of “Square jbut -rile patient is p ^ t t y w ell ex- [ Hutchinson’s “The Uncertain Nurseries team. .... heard it had it been rung. Stock Bxchamge In the first two (Trooks,” the first all-male three-act lhausted. From now iaife if all goes i Trumpet,” a novel of modem Eng "There is still an opportunity for “Did Mr. Del’Osso call at the There is one young man to Man- Kvell, the patient shoixld gradu ally' FRENCH RADICAL hours of trading wete 5,576,300 lish life. The discussion centered other teams to join . and anyone productiori to presented to Mancheî- apartment at any time on Septem ' Chester who on Monday disposed of gain strength, possibly;, v/ith sonrie shares, as coritrststed with 8,3/8,200 about the purpose of the book, wishing to play should get in touch ter, by John Mather chapter* Ord.:r ber 21, 1928, while you were thrise?” 335,000 worth of stocks and boz^ tups and downs, imtil complete re- Shares in. the same period yester which it was generally agreed could •with Mr. Sulll-vari or Mr, Stein be of DeMolay early In December was asked Cuff. that he had even to the face of the jcovery. There is a good constitu TO FORM CABINET day, , , ■ be stated to the words of the author, fore Tuesday of next week. atmounced today by Director Loui.=> “No,” she replied. rapid falling market and in so do tion; the business heart action is BttU Behind “ that the sins o f the. spirit are worse Smith. ■ _ ing came out “whole” besides mak strong, and there is no reason for At noon, the Stock l^change than the sins of the fle^h.” Franklin Richmond ■will play the ing money on his origftoal invest? any but favorable prognosis of the | ((.'onliiiued fnim Page 1) ticker was ruimlng an hour behind It was also eriqihaslze'd thatjri the partuf “Ed Ellison” : James Wilson, MUST BE SHOWN riaent. N ot one share that he hriid case. Optimism is infinitely more 1 , tViA iriarket, while the New York end idealism will triumph, and the “Kay Ellison” :Albert Tuttle, “Jaoe in the whole lot, whicli consisted oi Justified today than at any other 1^3-vmg been a member of se-y- Curb ticker was 1. 1-2 hours late. iVorktog put of this truth is shown Brown”; Wesley Warnock, “Larry Salesman: This, sir, is ah epoch- New York bank stocks; Hartford The entertainment committee of time in seven or eight years. eral governments holding such High priced stocks, which were to the interrelations of the various Scott” ; George Potterton, "Bridget making machine. and other insurance company j portfolios as finance, commerce and the hardest hit in the, recent reac characters, and their influence on the Library Asaociatipn- have plan O'Rourke” ; Willard Robb, “Tim H.'i- Customer;* Then let’s see it make stocks, did he sell bdow purchasing ned for a Hallowe’en coritume dance • Norwalk, Oct. 30.—(AP.)—The agricultiu’e. He was minister of tion, led the reiky. Allied Chemical, each other. Several guests of mem gari”; caiarles Morgan, “Welsh'’; an epoch.— Ânswers. price. trade and labor to the Clemenceau which will be held at the library Norwalk Hour commenting on the American Telephonev Blastmari Ko bers were present, HaU on Thursday evening. A fpur? Roy Warren, “Clancy”; WiUlani Cabinet of 1917-20 and was minis- dak, New Haven Srid Delaware arid— Tfie hook’' for discussion at the Wall street situation will say to piece orchestra- from 'Glastonbury: Gahrmari, “Mrs.. Carston”; Carte ter of finance in the Herriot Cabi Hudson ran up v20-a share, or 1 November meeting of the club is day: will furnish "the music.., -Cubberly, vsarrow” ; Louis Smith, f “Paraphrasing the old sentence, net of 1924-25. He has since, been more, while ' Canadian Pacific, Woodward’s “Meet General Grant, a Senator. Mrs. F. M. Lord has returned to “Mike Ross.” beginning ‘Now is the time’—we Johfis Hanvilie, Electric Auto Lite, a biography which has excited much Duo Dollar Auction Yonigkt! XU..X___ -A-s minister of finance in 1924, comment since its appearance. her home in Providence; R. bfter American' arid Foreign. Power arid spending several Wricks here; irtth One Complete Show Starting te played a large part to the Inter' Norfolk and Western were among It was voted to secure Professor at 7:80 p. m. Como eariy for to express faite to the country's Snow of Wesleyan to give an ad relatives. ' . the many issues selltoig 310 to 31® The 'Tri-County Union meeting J A l l choice seats and Join t o t h e foture prosperity. Fe^ and psy-j^j time. He is now president dress on modern poetry at some c ^ o lo p have driven the prices of i f intemaUonal Chamber, of a share higher. , was held at Hebrott on Sunday eve- fun frolic! U. S; Steel Common, which broke wiriter meetirig. This meeting will TODAY sound secunties down to a pomt M. aementel is sixty- be open ’to the public. New York, Oct. 30.—(AP) AND THURSDAY where the mvestor who buys tor fvears old to 3166.50 to yesterday’s wild out ^M rs. Emma Stowell of Southing? Asleep in his cabin, haying survived cash cannot- help but profit greatly. burst of selltog and closed at 3173, ton is visittog her son Roy B. Pet- 42 ne’wspaiwr- interviews in the The rise to securities niay not come was Selling at ^186.6d a. share: this tengill and family. , course, of a two months’ 'visit to the quickly, .it may take months. But noom WAPPING Mrs. Martin Islelb is in the Hart United States Canada, Win it cannot fail to eventually.: GRUNDY TELLS SENATE 12:80 Quotations ford hospital where she Is receiving ston Churcl^.'M . P., and chanceUor Following are 12:30 p. m., quota treatment for r apperidliitis- . of the British exchequer under , Pre I’Iqi The town school committee met tions and net changes of some of mier Baldwin, sailed for home on .The Hartford Times to comment- 1 LODGE PICKED HARDING the active issues: Mr. and Mrs. Harry- Walker of the on Thursday everitog for. organiza tog on the stock market today says: j ’ U. S. Steel Common 184 1-2,-up EUtogton Road ihoved from there to tion. Henry J. Blakeslee elect? the Berengaria today. Two Hits from the New Show World :“The lessons of our economic his- i the-Walker hoiostead at Pleasant "He’s ririeep, and he can't be dls- (Continued from Page One.) 10 1-2; General Motora44 1-4,-4 1-4; ed chairman and Mrs. Jean Thlenes Warner Bros. State is Bringing to tory afford no ground for pessimism Radio 41 1-2, up 8; Anaconda Cop Valley to live with Mr. Walker’s clerk and secretary. It was voted turbed;"^^ M ajor John Churchill, his today. If we should add together sister. Miss .. Fannie 'Walker, last brother* fold • the reporters. 'While Y ou! ‘ only built it as far west as Minne per 90 3 4 , up 5 3-4; Chrysler 33, o ff at the meeting to hire Miss Pearl the numbers of people at this mo 1-2; Qeneral Electric 234, up 12; •weSk. Harrisori of Hartford as music two stqwaj^ds stood guard. ment fingering their purses to buy sota. Mr. and. Mrs. Markus Tuttle, and “And anyway he's already been “Did it occur to you,” continued Texas Gulf Sulphur 62 1-2, up 12 teacher for the schools. It was rilso am ong the bargains now ■visible to 1-2; MontgomSry-Ward 59 1-2, up two. daughters,' Pearl and , Susie voted, to buy additional; text hooks interviewed 42 times.” the market quotations there is no Walsh, “that the large taxes quoted moved frcmi’one o f Everett A.; Buck- “ WORDS and MUSIC” by you as paid by Pennsylvania 5 3-4; Am erican Telephone 225 1-2* and tables and chairs for the little Gen, Charles G. Dawes, ambassa stadium large enough to hold them. up 21 1-2; AmeriCEin. A Foreign larid-’s : tenement houses ori folk s. , dor to Court o f St. James, also was A Tuneful Mastcal Comedy Revue, All Talking To'toesVwr co * S r^ ^ but were passed on t othe consumers all Demtog street, to Walter S. Nevers over the coimtry.' Pow er 65 1 -2 up 10 1-2; KtetoScott Mr. and Mrs. Ho'ward B. Lord and to have sailed on the Berengaria, Dandng and Singing! One SoUd Hoar of Enjoys urge ' that they should realize the Copper 69 1-4, up 3 1-2 and Amer teneirient, house last Tuesday. son Robert, were callers in Col hut postponed his departure until strength* of their forces arid what it “Never,” said Gnmdy, quîfying ' Mr: arid. Mrs. Ernest Deffner of able Entertainment that by the sta.teinent that producto ican Smelting 83> off 1, chester recently., , next W ednesday w hen he 'Will l^ v e cannot help but mean toward stabil Johns MansvUle, 121, up 6; .Beth East- Lbrii; ' Meadow* were ' the The Board of Assessors have ------with i- were sold to a competitive market. guests, of. Mr. rind Mrs. G. A rthito on the Maiiretâ. ization arid support of the entire na “Well, the consumers to my state lehem Steel 90 1-2,. up 6 ,1-2; Na given notice that a list of tajtohte tional 'business structure at this tional Cash Register 81 1-2, up . 5 Frink, last Saturday. property must be filed on or before LOIS MORAN contributed to help Pennsylvania The Federated • Sunday School hour.”" ,1 make this showing to federal taxes,” 1-2; Woolwprth 75, unchanged; Na November 11 by property owners And a Cast of Brilliant Stars. tional Dairy Products 45 1-8, up 5 will hold another., of their famous ■with the to'wn clerk or ■with some, _ ’ mw X -n, X J [persisted the Montanan. socials. Friday evening,- November Post said: | ..ô the extent that they purchas- 1t8. Union Carbide 85, up 12; Cana member of the board. . * DANCE The list of bargams in stocks atig^j Pennsylvania products,” answer- dian Pacific 200 1-4, up 9; Columbia 1st, rind,it'will take the form of ri ■rhe schools in town ■were, closed- the momerit is enough to dazzle the gd Grundy. Gas 70 1-4, up 7; American <3an 124 Hallowe’ito social, each one com on Friday as the teachers; attended il eyes of the most sophisticated bar- ’______718, up 4 7-8; CJonsblidated Gas 95- ing, to costume. There will be four the State Teachers’ convention in g a y " ALSO— prizes' given, one for; the -prettiest, fHE MUSIC gain‘attoter. There are gilt edged 117 c t ADIUC U IT 3-4, up 4 1-4; Westtoghouse Electric H artford. p e p p y _ __ 136 l-2r up 10 1-2; New York Cen one of the most prigrtoal, one. for the Anna Petten^.U who recently un secuiês .Ibkck^ top by the strong- 1 ullUvl diUKlVlu tlli funniest and brie for the most baf f u n n y I “ THE TIME est earning power which yield sixi tral 195 1-2, up 5; Atlantic Refining derwent an operation for appendi 40 1-2, up 4 1-2; Radio-Keith- fling. The social will be held at the citis at the Middlesex hospital, Mid “Shiitfliiig” per (yiit ^ d more on the presenfl Parish House at eight o’clock. diiiderid,^ | MOUNTAIN STATES Orpheum 16 7-8, up 3 8-4; Hudson dletown is reported as recovering SAM GREEN Motors 47 1-2, up 2 1-2; Vanadimn The Federated Workers met this PEACE and GIRL” “There are banner railroads like rapidly. / Steel 54, up 2; United Gas Im afternoon Instead of, Friday as first Louisville and Nashville which sold planned, at the home of Mrs. Paul A Gay AH Talking Coiriedy Onuria of Collegiate yesterday to yield nearly seven per (Continued ^rom Page One.) provement 31 1-4, up 4 1-4; Public Service of, New Jersey‘73 1-2, un Sheldlc^ of -Pleasant Valley. cent and earning more than 12 per ^ CONCERT — and ,life —Shocks, Stocks and Flirtations! caked Green mountain territory changed and Baltimbre &; Ohio. 121 Mrs. Fannie Hyson of East Hart cent. Corporations like Consolidat since Sunday. 7-8, up 6 3-4. ford, ■was the guest of Mrs. Arthur ------With------Frink last Saturday. ed Gas of New York.,with capacity Denver was the recipient, of a Investment trusts and trading cor? High School Band for. expansion almost beyond limit porations have been heavy buyers of The Friendly todlans 'Will m eet seven inch snow fall. Trinidad, Colo., with their leaders Rev. Harry B. “Plantation Blackbirds” are selling at ridiculous prices. reported _ten inches and the storm stock In the last two days, estimates Mildred Gibson, Soprano * Betl^ Compson Grant With,®* “The earning power of-the big of these purchases ranging from Mtoer'at the; Y. M. C. A . CSub room s Negro Paging Jazz Band. penetrated into New Mexico, Santa on Thursday afternoon. banks is imimpaired and yet d'efla- Fe reporting five inches. At Albu 3350,000,000 to 3600,000,OOP. ’These William Doyle, Baritone SCTOOL ST. REC., NOV. 8tb Tames Kirkw.ood Gertrude Ohnstead tion has struck bank stock to de querque there was n. four inch fall. securities are purchased outright. vastating form. Most of the large George F. Baker and Seward Pros TALHBIE INKLUBNC/E - Showing Presented by banks will break all records for ser, chairman of Baker’s trust com USED TO IT Atwater Kent ^binets THE TOWN PLAYERS earnings this year. V pany, participated in the tofonrial • Truknt Officer: Why,.haven’t you “It is a j)ity that prime American Henry: Can you beat it? I called confierenCe o f buikers at the offices sent ^ u r sori to school? Dcri’t you 8:15 P. M . TU " - ? / - securities are being so ruthlessly him a liar, a fool, and a crook— of J. P. Morgan % Co. this afternoon. want hiiri to learn how to reira?. a t Public Invited. Adxnisrion 50c Five Dollars Worth of Duo Dollars Girw With tossed on the market at such sacri and he never said a word! . No indication was given at that Prorid Father: It isn't necesisary Members Free Eadi Tonfgbt! fice p^c^.';But what a chance for ,; Thomas: Force of habit, old chap. time as to whether a statement now that we have talking ffims. . those who have money and faith in He’s a footbOU Answers. would be forthcoming.' ^ —Ânswers. KEMP’S, INC \ V ,-r J . i ' .f i / ■\- MAMCHBSrUR C V SN li^ H H ^ ’ SOOTH W cH E S T B R , CONIC WE|NESp4Y, OCTOBEB 80,19m

^-■' H_v______■, '. ;:; : n ' . , v'..^ ■ ' '■ — ' ''' '' ' " '.' " - "- .-:■-Vt-r- IND U MISSIONARY ' 5 BOBD 0 . 0 MAIN TO BE HEARD HERE eon i^ o rJ io iuif i a o J i Jurtiifurt " SiT. GAS STATION (Famished by Putnam^ft peO -'s V Central Bow» Hartford*. Conn. fV- Will Address Swedish; L u tl^ ' 1 P. M. Stocks. H., ■ V an Ladies at Parson?^ To Bfll^ Stocks. ik.v . .iOl' i.-r Mecbnen Approye Gorman morrow. , _ ■ Bankers Trust-Co,.... 325 City Baqk and Trust 6do a Miss Moses, who for toe’past 32 Cap Nat B&T 465 S J . Petidpn^ Vote PameU years has been teaching in Lidia Conn fUver . 425 - • •• ' ■ . . and is In this coimtry on a furldugh, First Bond and Mtg . — Place Sidewalks. will speak bôre to^ Ladies’ Mis Htfd Conn ’Tmst :... 160 sionary society of toe Swedish Lu First Nat lltfd ....’. 255 A. the DMng Room theran church tomorrow afternoon Land Mtg and ’Title . 40 50 at 2:30. The meeting will be held Mutual B&T ...... 240 ■ No objections were raised to the at toe parsonage, with Rev. and proposed gasoline station on the New Brit 'Trust ..... — 2i 6 Mrs. P. J .0. ComeU, and wUl be Riverside Trust ...... 675 Gonnan properly on Main street open to all . ladies of toe church Who S-*'/ ^ b^podte. Blssell whra the hearing West Htfd . Tru s t-----475 would like to hear about' toe mis Bonds for the' purpose held last sionary work being done in India. ^ght and the Board of Selectmen Htfd & Conn West .... 95 -V.' a Miss Moses has been toe guest of East Conn PoW 5s .. 100 103. voted approval. The Selectmen also Rev. and Mrs. S. C. Franzen of conn L P 7s ...... 116 118 approved of the petition of Hans Hemiin street for the past week. Conn L 'P 5%s .;.... 105 IQS' t Hansen for a filling station permit She is a close friend of Dr. Kugler, Conn L JP 4%s ...... 98 100 no b^ter tiiiie could you'possibly refiîshf.tbe on Middle Turnpike East, just be sister of Mrs. Franzen who is in Htfd Hyd 5s ^ . 105 room than during November .When it holds more ^ yond the Lake street jtmction. Pive- Guntur, India, and will bring greet insurance Stocks foot sidewalks with graiMte curb ings from toe medical'missionary to A Aetna Caalty-----.... 185 205 -I than ever in the home. We all look fprward-to that glori:. ;^ i ing .'were voted for Mill street in members of toe missionary society Aetna Insurance .... 580 620 the north end and the Board also who met her while visiting her sis Aetna Life ...... 100 110 ious Thanksgiving day with itsjoyous’feasting. 1’ ffhere’s noth- / ' voted four-foot siQewalkc on Pur ter here. Automobile...... , 45 •50 ing that makes one feel better than such, h^ppy anticipation, j- nell Place between Jdain street and Miss Moses will leave On Frimy, Conn. General — 2300 the easterly comer of the street. and will go to England for a visit do,' rts , 70 76 If you want this Thanksgiving to be the' happiest ever give a M No Objections with her sister and to spend Christ Hartfbrd Fire ...... 820 870 thought to'refumishihg the dining room with, beautiful n e w ^ The ^plication for the Main mas before returning to her work Htfd Steam Boiler ... — 750 street fillhig station permit was in India. Lincoln Nat Life ...... — 125' pieces. For this Occasion Keith’s present a most interesting made by Michael Gorman. He told National Fire ,...... 78 88 display of dining room furniture----representative of thO finest the Selectmen that the tenenaents Phoenix Fire ...... — 900 located on the property could not WARD STORE WORKERS Travelers ...... 1450 1550 styles and quality. Complete iûites'that match piece for piece ■ bring in enough revenue to offset Public Utility Stocks. and interesting odd groups have' been assembled on our floors the high taxes and the only iray IN HAUOWE’EN P A R H Conn. Elec Sve ...... 110 .120, that the property could be made to Conn. Power ...... 115 125 .... all of which are offered to you on very liberal club terms. . “ pay was to develop it in a business do* pfd 110- way. Mr. Gorman was toe only one Hart B L ...... 105 present to speak either for or Entire Force of 34 Goes to do, vtp ...... 100 against toe application. Osano Cottage in Bolton for Greenwich W&G pfd . — James Matchett, John Bonzeck, . Celebration Last Night. Htfd Gas ...,,------— Walter Hall and Edward Hogan do, pfd' ...... _ - were present to be heard on toe The entire force of 34 employees S N* E T Co- ...... V.. -M-iii street sidewalks petition. Mr. Manufacturing Stocks of Montgomery Ward’s department Hall spoke for his sister, Miss Acme Wire ...... 60 65 store held a combêd celebration of Elizabeth Hall, and favored the do, pfd ...... - 112 toe stores first anniversary in Man sidewalks. Mr. Matchett favored Am Hardware ...... 63 65 toe petition as did John Bonzeck. chester and of Hallowe’en withja Amer Hosiery ...... 30 Mr. Bonzeck, however, thought that chicken supper served by Osano at American S ilve r...... 26 curbing at least should' be laid on his cottage at Bolton Lake la?t Arrow H&H, Com ., 42 toe opposite side of toe highway to night. George Hauch, district super do, pfd .102% 105 J hold the street surface together. intendent, was toe guest of honor. Automatic Refrig .. --- . 6 ' Mr. Hogan was opposed to toe con It is needless to say the supper Bigelow- Htfd, com 88 92 ; struction at toe present time. The was delicious, because Osano’s ca do, pfd ...... 100 --- ■ Selectmen believed that it would be tering made, it so. Edward Stern, Billings and Spencer — 11 , impossible to give the property local manager, acted as master ti Bristol. Brass ...... — 35 owners a better highway without ceremonies, calling on everyone for do, pfd 108 --- ' - sidewalks and consequently they stimts. ' ^ Case, Lockwood & B 525 — were voted. Frank Kent of toe furniture de- Collins Co ...... 110110 120 Purnell Place Walks. oartment recited "Gunga Din.” A Colt’s Firearm s...... 2 7 32 In favoring toe petition for side trio comprised of Leon Wadsworth, Eagle Lock ...... 43 48 ' walks on Purnell Place toe Select "Victor Swanson, and, WlUialn Rai Fafnir Bearing ...... 90 100- For toe home that wants a beautiful but inexpen men also Instructed the highway ding sang several numbers and toe Fuller Brush Class A. ' __ 18 sive dining suite we preset this elqquent example of committee to%ivestigate the pos last two named gave impersonations do. Class A A ...... 72 Dining Room what Keith’s have to offer. The eight piece combina sibilities of fillrther improving the of negro dances and songs. Mrs. Hart & Cooley ...... * 160 --- ■ tion in walnut, including,buffet, table and sb? chairs is entire Purnell Place area. Edward Margaret Shea sang “Let Me Ca’l Hartmann Tob, com . 25 --- -■ priced at $121.50. The china at $S5.$0. The server J. Holl, whose property did not You Sweetheart” do, 1st pfd ...... --- 90 a favorable* Impression? at $19.50. A year to pay. abutt on toe proposed sidewalk line The feature of the evening was Inter Silver...... 130 140 appeared before the Board and playing "Stump the leader” with Landers, Frary & Clk. 59 66 urged that toe sidewalk construc Mr. Stem as leader. He easi'y Man & Bow, Class A. -- - 16 tion be held up imtil toe Selectmen succeeded in stumping everyon? do, class B ...... 12 could see whether or not a much present. Hsdlowe’en games of -ill New Brit Mch, com . .. 36 40 greater improvement could be ef kinds were enjoyed and prizes were do, p f d ...... • 98. 103 fected. Liouis .Jaffe, a property given to Jake Corcilius, Mr. and Niles Bern Pond ------29% 31% owner, on the opposite side of toe Mrs. William Burgess, and Mae Lar North & Judd ...... 23 street believed that sidew ^s Peck, Stow and Wil . 12 15 son, Mrs. F. Harwarth and Stephen —- should be constructed on both sides Hester won prizes as the faste.il. Russell Mfg Co ...... 110 of toe narrow highway. The Select Scovili, ...... • 53 58 cruller eaters. 85 men voted toe sidewalks in as toe Music for dancing was providud Smythe Mfg Co ..... — 42 a petition requested since they were by booking up a radio from the Seth Thom Co., com .. : 25 .. — beautiful îhiug room is traly a- part, of of toe opinion that toe walks would stor« and toe party broke up at a do. pfd , naturally fit in with any develop Stanley Works, ...... 56 59 the well dressed home. ‘No room re I late hour. WUliam WhMen, Leon 100 — ■ ment which may come later. Wadsworth, and Gus G ^ were in , do, pfd -...... Two commimications were re Stanley Works, com-. 57 59 flects more your, hospitality as a host in ehatge of toe affair. ceived from Howell Cheney relative Taylor & Fenn ...... 100 — or bhste$,s^^;^|-|i^ of to school matters. Mr. Cheney ques Torrihgton ...... 77 80 tioned that, imder toe by-law passed Underwood ...... 105 107 4 1 your ho^DA|îts>^ you hy the last town meeting toe high Union Mfg C o ...... 15 — ABOUT TOWN — are judgedÂôÎdining room school committee named in the an U S Envelope, com .. 220 R a’0 *;- nual meeting which tad preceded, Sam Prentice sprung a fast one ^ do, pfd ...... 113 117 . 45 ■ h this high school committee was in lining up a former Rec volley, ball Veecler Boot , 42 V ^ V':.' _ 17 \ -1-i legal. In other words he wondered if tfeam against the Army and Navy Whitlock CSoil Pipe ... there was such a thing as a high team on the club court Monday school committee. Judge W. S. night, taking three straight games , Wd^,tjo^dis^S mo^rnize Hyde’s opinion was sought and he from toe veterans. The lineups.; the dining, ro i^ ruled that the high school commit 'Green—George Gibbons, Ralph Vo^j tee named by toe electors stands Deck, Bob Von Deck, Martin ' , ' your new car., Thi^^nb Ip^ger will Whu need to apolo under toe by-law passed in open meeting. It was merely a question Sbieldge, Fred Phaneuf and Sani gize tp your'guesfs-tiW'^ I’ôw is an op- Prentice; Army smd Navy—Harry of toe intents ‘and purposes of the . McCormick, “Punk” Lamprecht, AJleg Corp ...... ;, ’ I . ,, portune tinie with''Tiihi^^sgiy-mg: but a^few vveeks away. ' framers of toe by-law. Judge Hyde Am Can ------.122 Frank McCaughey, Fred Hope, And'and . For Pow . . . 66 ' ' V i . ?' rW e ean shoWyou'ôW; |o'dQ|itiiat a su^prisingly low cost. ‘Cap” Peterson, -lay.Cone and BiU School Leases. Am Internatl ...... 41 This suite has realty captured that somej Shields. The scores were 21-15, 21- In his other communication Mr. Ani Aletai-I...... 4 9 called “chartn;" Its distinctive Gotenl^ 'deslgfi fs 4 > V. f greatly enhanced by lustrous crot(to^j^»^pmy panels.' Cheney reminded toe Selectmen that 13 and 21-18. Ana Pow and Lt ... . 78 II ■ - . •« kii agreement woidd have to be Am Rad Stand San .3 5 Elach piece is'exactly as iUustrated. group including buffet, table, six chMrs and chtaa eabinst, is reached between the town and Hose Co, No. 3 plays the Arr;\y Am Rolling Mill — . i m priced at $270 with a wholft year tb payi; ‘ ' Ninth school district regarding toe and Navy Club team tonight on toe Amer Smelt . ----- • so Vs- i ■' ' . -■ IfM n g of portions, of a Hot water I^R TO t SCHOOL PUPILS wbich will form at the Manchester Johns Mansville...... 129 tXôn Carb . .V...... coast cruise or at.some shore radio tJ|ited Aircraft ^ ...... 1 situation. ' , John: J. Raskob and so have raised^ SortRftliaf Cominunity club tomorrow evening Kan, City Sou ...... 81 the cty pf “Raskpblsm.” -i . ~headquarters fo all .whom enlist. Kennecott...... 67% Upted Gas. and Imp' . . .. - 1 ’ Just'one seat te Congress is at Those who complete'the. course suo- at 7 o’clock. The yoimg folks will stake, this NoYember. that-for tire . On the other band toe regulare ' ENTERTAIN PARENTS march around toe square and. re Kreuger and T o ll...... 26% Freight ...... bessfifily vdli ' be given toe prefei*-, URealty-'and Imp • . .'Taênty-first^ New; .York,', District, of toe Democrats, argue that Bishop turn to be reviewed at toe, «9ub- May Dept Stores ...... 65 Gannon is seeking the J politicly, ehce in. billets in case of emergency, ^ ~ • ft U^B Rubhef - i ------•.... • • Olade yacant’by;the death of Roy H. bouse. ' ‘ Idianai Cqpper: ...... 30% boss-ship, of toe state and so the their, rating being limited only vy Children of toe Porter street Mo Kan and Tex ...... 39% ijSteel ^ .V.; Weller. Joseph A. Gl&vagan. Demo s(2idbl held the first big auditorium term' ‘‘CJumonlsm” has taken its their, ability. , . . The mid-week service will be held Mont Ward ...... 58% U^ Pow and lit A.. a*^.... crat, Hurbert T. Delanyi ^ Republi Courses.' period of the season yesterday aft can, aud^^ Frank Gtes8vteltevSbDefnucratic. Lt. rain after 6 or 6:30, in compliance Natl Pow and Lt . . . listed mted-over the’ 'air will lie obUg%t(^;ty.ateend.drlUB, /: \ of- the children. The program was vi-ito toe imderstanding, there will !Nev Con Cop ...... ■*. ■ . 33 ■Wbolworto Lx‘* State-wide electWns; be > held in Penhsylvaitia for tiib "eltetioh d7 naval procedure in handling mes A ^ .ipeeaQna.4iiterested In two pMts, the first half being be no meeting. 17 Y - Cent .193 Y ^ o w Trucjci'...... PUBUC RECORDS a:musical under toe direction of two Suparipr judgM; in IBlaois fbr sage traffic, orderly handling .Of. mg 'in either’ branch of the service '” N, Y N H and‘H .109 sboiild ill touto rfitb LV R#jn- liX B . Willp Suprenant, supervisor of ■W.' toe sereqtion-trf" steteV..j^gte^ ^ correspondence, atteritibn to.reigut^- Mrs. Alexander Kerr of 451 Center Nor Axner ...... 84% m arte imrnedlatefy, eitipr by lOMI music. Siach room from toe firbt Paickard Mot ^ . 18% THdirWAS LUCK .Ohio on. egnstitutionai r.ifflip^lmeo tions concerning corrte^ndpace and street, her son Otis, and her rister, . Warrantee Deed. code practice. The instruction wi!r tetepbona* .He will'also supply p4iii- to toe seventh grade had some Miss Margaret Ward of Hartford, Pap Amer Pet B ...... 53% «H ■ and in Kentucky f6r tb» iaM0ôh of Were ..ytw6“ college profes way tpMt bveir land formerly owned Elizabethtown.In toe Acfirbndacks.. Radio Corp . 1.. • 41 hPpe.-r-Answers^ ' / . , serious of formirig an. auxiliary, of ro$m put ofi -a play enUtled The party went by way-of the Mo .‘j^^dincf« ...... 120 sors—John Gate^d >Pollard. of by RtiOey. toe U. S. N. R., contyosed o t ;DCL , > •^ffioights vs. toe J ^ a g o n ,” toe Rei^figtim Rand 32% Wlillam .end Matyj, ahd' ;.wI)Jlh» . Bifiidlng Permits. Scouts for* ’ Work along, ':toe saire »Evn^,- hawk trail and returned through Mdseity;;BiS6wn, of .Waehlngtbii and ,fela city,: ^ •$>,3': of which was character Verinont. ^Rep I and Stl '.. R i a ^ Y o u ; i ^ Uhea ^fending apd fec^ying: ap N .H . an«. H. tiee-^îr^to'e ^beih?at6riel "ekhdi- WLiiiam HuteWnson of Bigelow tridning. the object being to ac- Seers Rnebuck . .jvas this morning granted, a paratus VriU' lie installedvAb sbme of was bfOij to tlm d a ^ . Dri,, PpUard jl0 the m*Unt tlm children in toe other The. Junior Young Men’s Club will Simmons it...... r& t;lo r the erection of a-. or.s toe Stibbt/headquartePB here so.Uat 'last-bigti r, froin Hit ro(»ns of ithe school with what was have a weekly meeting tonight at 7 Sificlaid Con .Oil' of-'the rqguli» frictared tipn. Whtte .Dr. > house to be built on ^ g e ' Bcontis cmi take . parNew Haven- Prof. Irving Fisher h ^ today to study prohleins of session, led by President Lincoln Has anything happened while 1 1 - to diniw out local infection and all-talking, singing, dancing, musi- ehirSt 'and from such widely separat pear as models in a fashion prome SCOUTS STUDY PLANES ' ' store the skin to normal. For 20 yeiura son of Harrison S. Allen, Principal nade tonight sponsored by the asso Leavenworth High school here dis (Md comedy, «ind ‘"The Time,' Place ed tsqpes of work as fashion bureaus Zemo has been clearing up skinrie- and the Girl,” a snappy story of col and' employee, relations').cduhBei. ciation and the cotton-textile Inati- Wichita, K as.-(A P )—Wichita’s lieving pimples, rash and othdr skin appears with two other students tute. aeriaKBoy Scout troop receives in from Colby colle^, Waterville, lege life are the attractions.' came together as speekera and list irritations. Never be without it. Sold “Words and Music” presents Lois en ^ at the ennuiM convention of Tomorrow Frederick M. Feiker, struction in the mechsmics and man- everywhere—35c, 60c and 31.00, Maine, family letums. ^ Moran in the ieading role. This de / Watertown —. A new boy in the mure little miss has never before family gives MK and Mrs; Fred attempted a part of this kind, hav Kailty of this place their 17 th child. ing heretofore been' se^n in silent ■’New Haven—William S. Hudson, pictures-of a dramatic nature. Miss 30, of Hamden is second of two Moran rises to all the requirements in live wire accident and 20 foot fall of the role and by her excellent to New Haven railroad tracks to die. work, is adding millions to her Michael-Cleary,’fiS, of New Haven, legions of admirers. The supporting (fled shortly^ after^ the- ac(fldent. cast 1 ^ been recruited from the ‘Bridgep6rt-^‘Mrs.-'Kate Staren, musiesd comedy stage, providing a reports to police that man whose x stable backgroimd for Miss Moranr j^tention's she repulsed on street td work wifii. Tuneful melodies, a stabbed her on left arm with sharp galaxy of dancing; prancing gor instrument shouting “I’ll fix you.’’. geous gdrls, and clean, fast comedy, New Haven—Captain pf 17 Yale make this production one of the varsity teams meet vdth.,President most enjoyable of the season. Aogell at banquet intenddd tp'pro “The Time, Place and Girl” is a mote friendly relations beêen ath sparkling comedy drama df college | life, in which a star athlete, who ! There are seven bootleggers on. the street, where Mrs.'Michael Daly letic and academic activities of imi- lives in San Francisco, she said, and the thirsty onee who visited these vprsity. ' wouldn’t say no to the ladies, and found that brains, not good looks so-called “joints” often mlstcK)k her place-for Just another one. They "Biidgeport — Joseph H. APPeb and a swelled head'were needed to rang the bell at all hours of thfe night and so distqrbed her sleep that ejcecutive of John Wanamaker she put a sign near her doorbell.' Shown above, it is self-explanatory. stores tells advertising dubs con win Jove and fortune. The leading vention that stock market plunge parts are enacted by Betty Comp- son, James KiilWôod, Grant With-, maker. The preparaticm girls receive will not affect retail, business. ers and Gertrude Olmstead. Wed protect your is far. mofe.. than '-'ieîur In. the ' Hartford — Twenty trade journal nesday night is Duo-Dollar Auction SAYS COLLEGE WOMEN editors stop here after visiting best .vUse of a. towel to wipe the in night. There will be but one show side of a glass,” she said. . . dozen Connecticut cities and pre tonight, starting promptly at seven pare last stops in Thompsonville and THINK OF MARRIAGE J College women in general have thirty. Come eeirly for choice* seats leartfed not to look upon msirfisge as South Manchester before going to and join in the fun frolic. Springfield, Mass. a commercial proposition but as a Boston, Oct 30.—Wedding. Invltf- way to secure a home. Miss Woolley New Haven — Frank Cover, 39, tio^ ^from her former undergradu cnished to death between “hop” <:ar ates prove to President Mary E. explained.. She admitted that life and wall at Koppers coke plant. FORD PARIS LOCATION offers women the opportunity to Woolley of Mount Holyoke college seek other careers than matrimony. ; Hartford Mayor Batterson an- tljat college women of today are still nbunces refusal to sign Common STIRS BOULEVARDIERS Intelligent marriages are help^ interested in marriage. '■ by college training, she continued, Council resolution (»lled for “paper Emphatically denying that schools fchllot” voting on school consolida “marrying in haste helps fill divorce tor higher education imfit«girls for courts, but one' êat social s>^rvice tion November 5, and voting will be home life. Miss Wooley told a by machine. Paris—(AP)—“Ford is invading rendered by colleges ha? been the Hartford — Lucy Vella Bascetta the boulevards.” mothercraft and child welfare con causing of more careful-considera testifies in $20,000 alienation of af Such was tne information whis ference here yesterday that modem tion of intelligent marriages,” she fections suit against husband’s par pered in alarn/ or shouted with glee college curricula help lay the best said. ents that they caused him to aban along the bright lights of Paris; ac cornerstone for the career of home don her and three-year-qld child. cording to whether the informant ITHi^SMOKK SCRIEN THAt Paris. — Edward Daladier an belonged to the auto manufacturing r nounces he will abandon efforts to or auto purchsuslng category of WHY RISK THE DANGER form cabinet. P&risi&DS# DANGERS' ' Rome.-ÔutUne of proposed new ■The launching of the Ford French ‘ Fascist Party constitution made (ximpany stock on the market 1 OF public; Mussolini first leader by law. caused a flurry in the automobile Vienna. — Technical high school world, but the annoxmeement that IRRITATION closed on account of stufient Ford had bought one of the busiest clashes. and most centrally situated comers Moscow.—Government annoimces on the Boulevard des Italiens, two 60 per cent of year’s grain collec blocks from the Opera, has made tion program has been accom the boulevards sit up and take plished. notice. Flu in the air. Sniffles at the next desk. Change to OLD , Los Angeles.— Walker retains The price paid was $500,000 for i^ddleweight crown. the expenditure' of $1,000,000 to YOUR CLOTHES Auburn, Ala.—Alabama Poly- erect a six-story building to be used G O LD . Its naturally goo^ tobaccos are smooth end kind ^ h n ic Institute ousts George as show rooms and offices. i WASHED ‘‘WHITE AS Bohler as head football coach. The fact that the new Ford, place [ to your throat . . . Just clean, ripe tobacco, blended to ,jiNewsNew Itork.—PowerfulYork.—Powerful tmanciaifinancial in-in is one • block fromrrom thetne Paramountt-aramouni ferests check collapse of Stock Mar- I theater and headquarters are caus- SNOW '^ honey-smoothness. And a flavor that has won more than ■|et as sales of 16,410,030 shares set' ing old boulevards to shake their ew record heads sadly and say: The finest laundry soaps that Washington.— Julius Klein de- “The Americans are requisition 100,000 taste-tests, No artificial treatment . . . just better jiares ihdustrial and'■qonutiertdal Ihg ■ (Mir boulevards with •. their ^ money can buy; and modern, san imeturq of couqtry vitoljars,’* tobacco, that’s all. And it has put OLD GOLD among the bn and Reserve Boa™' 'members itary and non-injurious methods sep in touch with'market, but take as sponsored by the world's leaders in THREE years! . . Take a carton home. Do it to- ) action. - . TO BACK EMPLOYES / New York.—IJ..'S. Steel declares I ^ largest laundry experimental lab day. For this is the weather you NEED OLD GOLD. tra $1 dividend on common stock.! Chicago, Oct; 30. "7 Albuquerque,'N. M.—Missing air i Herald and Examiner said to<^y in oratory, are^ used ifi the cleaning er arrives SEife after night spent a copyrighted story toat Jmlus OP.LorUltrd Trechado awaiting end of snow Rosenwald, philanthropist, and chair- of your soiled clothes. Better tobaccos make them smoother and better . . . with “ not a cough in a carload” tonu- ■ man of the board of Sears, Roebuck : Washington-—Norris of Nebraska & Co., had pledged without limit, his No expense is spared to bring On j»«r K ^ O , OLD GOLD—PAUL WHITEMAN. HOUR. Paul ,'Wbtteman, with his complete orchestra, erery Tuesday, 9 to 10 P. M., Eastern Standard Tims - 7 nounces candidacy forv re-election personal fortune to guarantee the Republican ticket. • ■ Stock Market accoimts of the forty about a result of snowy whiteness ! New drleans.-Two street. cars thousand employes of his company. ((âmited in bombings blamed pn Mr. Rosenwald decided to take this and clean, pleasant smell. drike; passengers escapeJnjury. action the paper said, following the' "THE GOAL OF YEARS HAS BEEN ATTAlf»iED/' t Washington.—Mme. Curie guest market drpp last Thursday. i-President and Mrs. Hoover. ( New York.—Otto H. Kahn de- A wealthy business man was ad T ele p h o n e (xines postâs treasurer of Republi- mitted to a California cult and giv 3 7 5 3 ROY E. BUCKLER 5 n Senatorial campaign commit- en the title of “Now and Hereafter.” ^roprictot He also turned out. to be quite a t Philadelphia. — Court;- refused present. . • PERFORMANCE habeas corpus writ to AJ-Capone. Gordon Laundry 'New York.—Daniel Guggenheim Haniton Street, South Manchester, Conn. , gives $500,000 to Guggenheim fund SCHALLER’S for promotion of aer(ma^ti<». ■ CTeveland.' O.-Ivory,;piroel carved C ID E R MILL ^ tw medievsd regions.Amgt restored the new igjo HUPMOBILE SIX to Jugo-Slavia for cathedral: from Open for Business ■which it was stolen, i '* > ^ Newfane, Vt.-r-S,entppcdi' of 10 to PURE SWEET CIDER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE NEW . . . Non-glare slanting windshield, full ventilating 15 years in state priiscihfiinposied' on Hupmobile built this new to excel George Kent of Grafton ^ft«- jury FOR SALE 1930 • HUPMOBILE • SIX type . . . A big car, 50}4 inches across rear seat, 49 convicts him of manslajighter in the . . . in speed,; power, beauty . . . It was 70 miUf per hour , . . 70 horie-pouier. Acceleration inches across front seat . . . Unusually generous death of his father,' Llewellyn Kent, Prices reasonable. Deliver-, deliberately desigêd'to revise e^l your from 5 to 25 m.p.h. in 7 seconds; 5 to 50 m p.h. in head room . . . New French type fenders . . . New on August 4 last. ed anywhere in town. Cider, 6-inch chromium hub caps-. . . New front fender New Haven. Conn.—Two painters. ideas of motor car performance . . . It 20 seconds . . . The famous Hupmobile Century Six William F. Hudson, 30, and Michael made Saturday and grapes | engine improved with counterweighed crankshaft; parking lights. Custom equipment—5 or.6 wire » Cleary, 25. electrocuted while work pressed by appointment. i steers easier. It is mbre responsive ^.. minimum vibration at any speed. Improved j^heel disc wheels, spares side-mounted in fender wells ... ing on bridge over New Haven rail available at slight extra cost. udwa road tracks. 352 Woodland St.. fel. 6432 Step m i l l . , . It taSes the full throttle steeldraulic brakes . . . Foot operated dimmer control 'Hanover, N. H. — Dartmouth tiûstees vote to name new dormi- The Best Guardian of without a choke or a splutter. Ypii’re tqry for Benjamin Pomeroy, a grad uate of Yale in 1731. and a class up to fifty miles'in 20 seconds. Now mate of Eleazer Wheelock, Dart- Life and Property 60. Now 70 i .. And still no vibration; month founder. w Boston— Assistant United States For this car/oafJ atjiigh speeds. Be-' Attorney Elihu D. Stone says no prosecutions to be begun because of cause spraei^, shocl^ absorbers, deep publication of alleged twotleggers’ ac^vertisements in Harvard vmder- upholstery, and cleverly distributed, gi.'iduate publications.. Brockton, Mass.— Massachusetts insure Your weight are all working together to give Baptists centenary anniversary cqn- you greater comfort than you thought vmtion opens. J*rovidence, R. I.—David Kom, 57, A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT possible . . . Get the greatest thrill drops dead in broker’s office while watching stock ticker. Not a care ^ - IS THE . * you*VC had since the days of 3rpur first Burlington. Vt. —Bequest of late Eflhu B. Taft of $100,000 to the city in the world BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. motor car.. ./See and drive this n«Yv \ allowed In Chittenden Coimtv Court Six voday. Your nearest'Hupmobile after niece appeals from Probate Shift the load of responsibility C ^ rt rulliog. The Manchester Trust Co. Newton, Mass. —“Fellows”, shep- from your shoulders: Don't dealer invites you. . hord dog said to have had “know worry about what will happen ledge” of 500 words, rs .^ d 16 i representatives • when • London. Oct SO.—(AP)—A writ character of no importance. This they assemble here in March for a on tiehalf of General Hlgglna, the individual appears momentarily; he 60j^y session. ’ , . ^ new canunander>in-chief of the Sal takes the outward-bounder only as ' The' govereof’d^^ 'suite - will be in vation Army, asking for transfer to far as the lightship, and his appear Jceeping. with the dignity'of. the himself of army trust property now ance on the return trip is a sure pSjê. -The various,federal and ter- held in the names of executors of the indication that both voyage and .ritoâl , offices, j^hich .ha've . been late General Bramwell Booth, was book are merely finished. hrattered around Juneau since the issued today. Charles Edward Russell, however, capital w ^ moved liere froia Sitka, The writ was served immediately has discovered that the story of the 'Will 'bp assembled imder one roof. on General Booth’s executors, Mrs pilots has quite as many thrills, and The nejur' capital < will coyer 15,800 Booth, Commissioner Catherine makes quite as interesting reading, square "feet and 'wiU .be six stories Booth, his daughter, and a solicitor as the story of the deep-water sail ' ' named Sneath. or; and Russell's new book, “From The legal representative of the Sandy Hook to 62,” is as absorbing Salvation Army stated it must be a tale of the sea as anyone could some time before hearing could be ask. held on the action but said be hoped This book, published by the Cen both sides would do everything to tury Company and retailing at expedlteit. $3.50, ought to be received eagerly Present Situation by all lovers of sea stories—indeed, The situation at present is that by anyone who likes true stories of while all, property of the army in adventure, bravery and sacrifice. Great Britain is controlled by Gen It tells the story of the New York eral Hlg^ns its ownership remains pilots; the men who guide the in the hands of General Booth’s course of every ship that enters or executors. leaves New York harljor. Russell The army authorities feel that un begins at the very beginning and less this situation is remedied seri takes the pilots down to the present ous difficulties may eventuate for day. He recoimts the gallant ad the army directorate. ventures of the pilots in the War The situation was brought about of 1812, when more than one crack by the codicil to General Booth’s pilot schooner became a privateer will, added shortly before his death and set out to drive His Britannic and after his deposition by the High Majesty’s merchant ships off the CotmcU, in which he transferred seas, and continues through the trusteeship of property from his years of peace when the pilot’s successor to his executors. life was quite as exciting as it was The latter will defend the late in war time. general’s action to find out their re Incidentally, Russell’s book casts sponsibility under the law. interesting sidelights o n other phases of the sea. He mentions the old-time wind-jammers that sailed in your home ZEPPELIN W ill ACT from New York to San Francisco, geheral manager''^Ql^he association: FARM CONFEB around Cape Horn, with hard-boiled GIVE OUT NO NEWS and Dr. J. C. QteMway, director of New and colorful patterns on captains and brut^ “bucko” mates, the Yale dep^’rtm ^ t of health.. your wall lend, a cheerful note AS ‘MOTHER BALLOON” whose hard fisted rule made Ameri Coaches, including Head Coach- can sailing vessels famous the OF YALE BANQUET Marvin A. Stevens, were excluded. •Washington,- pet., SO.—:(A P )— to the whole, room. Among world over as “ hell ships,” and, ^ rect contact witi.' argicUlthral'con- our myriads of samples you through the lips of pilots, he gives Friedrichshafen, Oct. 30.— (AP)— ditioBS 4n pbta^^ to a measure of. explanation for this NEXT W pRLD’%]l?.AMt. will surely find one that Will The Graf Zeppelin, is to become a New Haven, Oct. 30 — (AP) — '. .S Ill day by,-the Pediral Fanh Board in state of affairs. exactly harmonize with your “mothw balloon” in imdertaking ex There was silence today at Yale Chlcagot Oct. 30.— (A P )—Issu an informal conference with./- Sailors who shipped at New York members of. the National Aaisoefa-' periments preparatory to its Polar for the trip to Frisco always signed University on the “informal ban ance of the firsts $t(),()p0,OOp in furnishings. flight next spring. quet” at which President James bonds for the 1933^Phica^'World’s , tlon of Commisôners > of Agi^bU- on for the roimd trip, and were not ture in , annual aesaioh .hefe. '.: > After overhauling, it is expected paid until the ship returned to New Rowland Angell, 17 varsity team Fair Was authorizeci by the fair or captains and several officials gather The;membnra,-ê,acto^bfis a the dirigible will, late in November York. If the crew deserted in a ganization today, it was announced; ed to “promote friendly relations state agrictdtute'cdmiûiqaer, dls- make a flight over Norway and body at San i'rancisco, the owners by Gen. Charles G. Dawes, chair Sweden to obtain meteoritical in between the athletic and academic man , of the finance’ committee. The c u ^ d .'^th' the,' 'bbk'td ' membeira were simply money ahead; and, in' activities of the university.” ^ nieffiods'. looking toward bito'g^g formation. This will be obtained by turn, if the crew that shipped in bonds ‘were guaratêd la^t spring about relief under the Federal Farm' mean's of a pilot balloon which wdll San Francisco deserted in New The attitude of secrecy apparent apd are .sepufed by. 4p^per cent of Ac.t: The board members in tuin told ascend to a height of 32,800 feet York, no wages need be paid for the last night before, during and after the grbss/adi^ commissioners oH their' policies from a special platform to be con entire voyage. Thus the brutality the banquet was continued todayi structed on top of the Zeppelin. and not one person who attended "id reviewed the steps. alâdy Painting and Decorating > was partly a matter of cold busi NOW^PTOiCHlEfe. Contractor. At about that height the pilot ness; men were driven to desert would describe in vaguest terms in by them ,to''-hld',vhrldu3''com- what was said. Even the Yale News, ‘ty producers. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS b ^ o o n will be destroyed and the so that expenses could be kept down, . NewOtteans, Oct. 'ao.-i^(AP)— 699 Main St.', So. Manchester metorlogical apparatus carried by it official daily organ of the university and captains and mates often Chief of .Detectives -Edward J. •ipj,..-- wdll drop in a parachute which wdll which had carried several “ad shared in the money thus saved. vance” accounts of the banquet, was Smith’of the local police force to- .if vf. be pulled back to the Graf by means Russell’s book is intensely inter •day was in receipt b f qn Uffimatum o f a line attached. silent on the event and not even an esting, from beginning to end, and Item telling it was held was carried. from,Supt;;Theo. A-'I^y. df the de- The Zeppelin Works has succeed this reviewer is glad to give it an paftiiJchl’{calling upon^blijA to put f.t' ed in dispelling the principal scru The fact that considerably more enthusiastic recommendation. publicity was given the banquet be an'enepitb ^be stre^ c.ir ^mbings ples of the G r^ s crew against mak- A Sedate Spinster Who ot flr^ of; the month. hig the Polar flight, it is said. Life fore it actually took place than ac Gets What She Wants corded similar eventq appêntly ‘ ûm i foUovfed the • and accident insurance and wages Invitation to the Dance,” by bk>’ inore cars last^ have been incre£ised and hygenic im- gave significance to it, for giHpat in Madge Jenlson, tells the story of a terest was manifested in it at the provem'^'.ts guaranteed. small-town spinster who, for all , vr. Vaifva university. Besides the president te Gaa haaSia, iraa da^gvaU la that she has no money, no charm and the 17 captains, those wnoâit- PAtrr wiTHiv STATE and no backgfround, manages to get ' iha •' of tended were Dean Clarence 'W. Men- iiaierMtitSttiAii’Qifta'paBy br DR. WHEY ILL three husbands, a fortune and a dell, of Yale college. Dean Charles: . Lisbon,^.^prtugal,>.0^. 36.— (AP) tatfapaio 4wrt6a«|a ^Mlabo- trip to Spain after she has passed H. 'Warren of Sheff^ld scientific .'f'H^FGWtuêSe foreign office to la ila a withAlvah Par- middle age. school. Prof. George H. Nettleton, day announced the, conclusion of a aaaa. |l. S.. FrwNaat of tha Washington, Oct. 30.— (AP)—^Dr. The heroine of this novel is Aunt chairman of the athletic association treaty of commerce and na-vigation N«y 'TOHc 9a|Mwl ^ Ija* ai>4 Harvey Wiley, center of a 29 year Guddah. She “learns to understand board of control; H. F. Woodcock, with the Irish Frfee State. Asalla^'Ary aa.A aotad ‘‘pure food” war as chief chemist of life,” the author tells us; to accept aathotHy oa Iftadlae Daeo- the Department of Agriculture from the decrees of fate without ques a x 1883 to 1912, is seriously ill at his tioning them and without being dis home here. appointed by them. She is entirely The storm center of such contro submissive, yet this very submis versies as “The Battle of Benzoate siveness enables her to get things Soda,” was 85 on Oct. 18. His age that more self-assertive people miss. and his decline during the last few Miss Jenison has written a novel weeks had caused anxiety among his of considerable charm. Her style is friends and family. warm and rich, her character-draw His insistence on purity of food ing is excelleid; and if the story oc and food flavors and preservatives casionally fails to carry conviction kept him in the limelight over a long —îf Aunt Guddah seems at times period of years. After his resigna to be rather more the favored child tion, he became contributing editor of fortune, than the author intended of a magazine devoted to food prob —the book is, nevertheless, well lems. worth your reading. It is published by Doubleday- WEATHER DELAYS HOP Doran, and sells for $2.50. If you have a young son to whom Detroit, Oct. 30— (AP)— Flying the long autumn evenings are a bit conditions this morning forced a monotonous, buy him a copy of postponement of the plans of the “Hunting Hidden Treasures,” by crew of the Russian plane, “ Land of Harold T. Wilkins. It ought to solve the Soviets” to take off for New his problem nicely. York. This book, published by E. P. The flyers went to the Ford Air Dutton, recounts all of the famous port, but in view of unfavorable treasure hunts of the last half dozen weather, notified New York they centuries or more, and does it in a would not get through today. g;raphic and exciting manner. Pi Should the weather clear by noon rate gold, buried plate, sunken gal they planned to take off and fly as leons—are all here, in profusion. In far as possible. cidentally, many a yoimg son’s fa ther will find the book entertaining. U. S. HORSE UNPLACED This reviewer did, at any rate. We make Personal Loans from ^25 to D m u a 4 “The Collected Verse of Lewis $300 in a confidential, businesslikdMan- . 3 V* Newmarket, Eng., Oct. 30 — (AP) Carroll,” also issued by Dutton, is -.J-'-*- —Double Life won the famous Cam a book that every lover of “Alice bridgeshire Stakes today, Vatout in Wonderland” will want to have. ner to honest people who are in need of being second and Palais Royal third That ought of course, to include Ready Cash who demand the strictest ‘ "i in the field of thirty-six. pretty nearly everybody. The book Mike Hall, American horse, which contains all of the poems that apr Privacy when securing financial assist finished thirteenth in the Cesare- pear in that immortal fantasy for r. w in Be S h o ^ At Th. witch at Newmarket on Oct. 16. was children, and a number of others ance. unplaced. with which most of us, probably, are not familiar. It’s worth owning. BAN ENGLISH TALKIES It is'a pleasure for us' HeraldkEUxab^h P u k to talk over in private- irm th u . ■ Free speech Is guaranteed under ‘f.: Mexico City, Oct. 30.-r-(AP)—The any matters which you ali.w a. Municipal Coimcil at Puebla is re the Constitution, but you have to OUR DIVIDEND aboT*. tp' IB Gm«A use tact with a traffic cop. feel need the advice and r tw ith • Exhibition Home ported in a dispatch to El Universal to have adopted an ordnance for assistance of an experi doi* IhNWB M tiftiTAlie. la PAYING PLAN •7 m i« bI I » iSSfSa im W bidding the display of motion pic enced financial counsel Itery with .H iee* OrwB tures with English sub-titles and KATHERINE HALLIDAY Every borrower becomes a or. This interview in talking pictures given in English. curs no obligations, and g- Th. owa I. The New Process,‘‘Magic Chef” Gas Ralige that will be shown member of our dividend club The dispatch said the measure of course is a strictly was expected to end the invasion of HOWARD will be finished in a combination of cream and green enamels. and receives a rebate divi personal and' individual the English language. .prlBf Teacher of Piano and Violoncello dend check on all profits transaction. Our Only g CMklB«-t.» GOES DOWN 842 FEET. 12 1-2 CHURCH STREET Charge—Three and One- Telephont 5519 earned while his loan is in MT«n4.. The interior is alle namel lined. ' Is equipped with Lorain H (»t Control,and has Spezii, Italy, Oct. 30.—(AP)— effect. Half Per Cent. Per »M M l. Exhibitioh at thi- ® munication was carried on from the ‘ s a r i on The STERLING PLAN Septh with the submarine Sciesa on as’ssr*_____ HeraiM-EKzabeth Exhibition Home. the surface. THE TENOR BANJO Of Hartford, Inc. Tm h flM .fi Elvira M. Schaller Mandolin and String In st 11 ASYLUM STREET Best of Methods Second Floor Comer Main Public Stenographer THE MUSIC BOX Telephbne 5-2304 Mnltigraphing, Billing Rialto Theater Building Office Hours 9-5:30 Daily' Thursday 9-7 .'V Complete Mailing Lists Phone 8360 ; t . l . . g43 Main St. Dial 7607 at.

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its dUimolitlon was neceaaary {or fninp are more VmportAht' subjects ' .tt" J ^ i i n | t 9 » r tbe jHreaervatlon of the butdneaa than poUttcp, nonnrily, jto the aver «2u knows it The “blame” telegram band and wife, is shown by Secre peefance -of the old lobby, with ito J ir '.M ^ ^ . b /: mall (U lelfvertit one year ...... |».«o was- worse than meaningless—It tary of State Stlmaon who has baldly corrupt tactics, and the rise A i! granted visas to the famous Hun- ot the new lobby, wUch is mostly v1^%all newa dlapatohea eradited to It American press and public, for re j*J>«pNnot otherwlae .oredlted. In thla IN DEFIANCE OF LAW tbe corporations which once reigned fusing to permit Mme^ Karplyl to Crw*. * - ^pilpand alao the iQoal newa pub* No small rumpus is being kicked indisputably ht^ve often had to em ■ herein. remain in tbe United States, but it ploy their representatives here to ______nghta; of republlcatlpn ot up by children’s welfare organiza ■ d&paichee herein ate alao re- wasn’t he who originated that bit fight federal investigation and regu yy tions in Cambridge and Boston be of folly; it was no less a personage lation. ij^SS&SleiiSîTat ADÊRTIBINO REPRE- cause the Harvard football author A brief outline of some of toe !}; HamlUon • UsLlsier. than Charles Evans-Hughes, when dfson Aye;. New Terh; N. ities built a steel cage under the principal lobby fights will Illustrate he was at tbe bead of the State De toe ^versity of interests whose 13; Norih ' Michigan Ava.. stands of the stadium and incarcer m c*' partment—Kellogg merely trailed lobbies have been most active here ated therein divers youthful gate since. 1900. A 'Rfsald la oh aata dally at all along. In the case of Hughes it was 5 |!'aad Hoatllng nawa atanda In crashers until time could be spared American speculator's who had m . probably one of those lapses of ork City. ■ to turn the trespassers over to the bought up most of the securities of V, judgment which, sometimes come toe old French Panama canal com Full aervice client ot N E A Service, police. Last Saturday the crop of even to the greatest of men when pany lobbied frantically to get Member, Audit Bureau of ClroUla- youngsters stacked away in this Congress to act in their behalf be their livers are out of order. tlona hoosegow was an even dozen. By fore their rights expired in 1904. [A At all eve'nta Secretary Stlmson Although two federal commissions, The Herald Printing Company. Inc., and by, when the shooting out oa hpy put an end to an. indescribably acting with expert advice, had aaSuthea no financial raaponalbfllty the grid was over and the athletic ' ■ for typographical errora appearing In mortifying business and re-estab recommended toe Nicarauga route, Ri^rtT ex': advertiamenta In the, Manchester authorities and the cops could get Congress in 1902 voted for purchase L Evening Heraldi______lished AmericA‘8 reputation for 4 to it without interfering with the of toe French company claims, for- something else besides panic-breed WEDNE5SDAY, OCT. 30, 1929 340,000,000. The lobby got full important business of watching the cre^t for passage of toe measure. si -.jb.j-;; ing superstition. game, the whole blUn’ of kids was r A Defeat for the Lobby {i it 'âvr STBATON taken to a police station, repri 'The Pure Fo^ bill in 1906 {Jr—- i|t is devoutly to be hoped that in manded and chased home. brought lobbyists in droves. Head ^xvlhat irweafter in which he so pro- ing toe opposition was. toe Na orfj 'jtr.'tfoundly believed Rev. John Roach Meantime, however, they had IN NEW YORK tional Wholesale Liquor Dealers’ Association, which claimed credit Strston will find all the ecstasy been, utterly without due process of law and without the shadow of for toe bill’s defeat in two success- which his faith and hiS life prom- New York, Oct. 80.—The Big slve sessions. Tbe manufacturers legal right, deprived of their liber ib’iMd hixn. For surely he must have. Town gossip: Believe it or hot, but of patent medlcineis were represent ty. If each of them has a guardian ed by, a lobby described as "tre aio?H::^^.gotten very little joy but of his re Al Smith, wearing, a black derby and the guardian has a lawyer a mendous” and tried to Influence ligion in this life. for a ' change, was observed the newspapers everywhere by making most interesting time can. be had by Spurred into constant conflict other day sipping tea and munching advertising contracts ceincelable on RUG FASHION SHOW ail in the presence of a law court passage of adverse patent medicine y- ^)rith myfjadf pf hie fellow men, al- lady fingers. The occasion was a whose business it would be to < find tea to celebrate the publication of legislation. . ^ ^ an^, always bitter, forever out how much is owed by somebody his autobiography. On toe other side, toe American M e 4 i c a I A ssociation lobbyists *^l® loekied In mortal struggle with to whom for Illegal imprisonment. And Lawrence Stagings, who Beginning Tomorrow , ^'^'^’erijat he sincerely believed to oe writes pieces like "The. Cock-Eyed brouRht great pressure for toe biU Perhaps Harvard’s athletic con by too^ng Congress that 138,000 *~~~"malignant forces of evil, his exist- World” and "What Price Glory?” trol’had best leave tiie handling Of rsdses tobacco upon a Virginia farm physicians were behind it and ._êice wa» passed in s state of stress gate crashers to student members between plcttures. stirring up patien’ i to use their A young lady who wrote one of Influence. The A. M. A* won toe r -\~nsad - aitorm that left its -ImpreM on of its laiw departmerrt. Though any ARIS says, “Dresses for formal wear should be ii^tnyiiHng countenance and. the season’s most successful shock fight by its pressure on toe Senate, thing Short o f international, or at ers also happens to be the daugh vSiich had been against the longer” ...... and the world of women makes the : warped hla Judgment of mankind, least, co r ^ ra tlo n , law* Is repugnant ter of one of the Watch and Ward measure for 17 years; _ change. Fashion decrees lower, faster motor i till he could see but litQe good lu- to the soul of a Harvard law school society boys in Boston. That’e why MBanwMle, the Anti r Saloon I , any of them,who did not subscribe she signed it "Anonymous.” And toe league lobby was going full steam- man, it Is Jufit possible that there cars___ and old models are discontinued. Just as • unqualifiedly to his own edneep- toe otoer day when toe newspaper It claimed credit for toe Army Can may be somebody In the bimch photographers visited her, she. was teen act in, 1901, prohibition of there are fashion changes in dress and motor car^so 1 tibns. f^miuar with the elementary facts smokuv a cigarette. She quickly liquor- sales ' at immigration sta* ai*e there changes in floor covering fashions. But 2 It probably never occurred to this concerning forcible restraint. Ap tossed it aside, commenting that she tiens in 1903, toe Soldiers’ Hpme wouldn’t dare let toe family know Canteen Law in 1905, prohlblton 3 militant, fanaltc dogmatist that parently, outside ofythe law school, fashions for the home are not the fickle fashions of i\ that she smoked. in toe Oklahoma territory in 1906, I what he deemed his religious faith there is no one. prohibition of liquor in toe mails dress... .for they come to stay—always popular— S was only the upgrowth of a deep- Will CuppjJ, ^0 critic and comic in 1908, anti-liquor' code for Alaska I rooted and enormous vanity, yet it t h e d IbsI a t i o n who wrote "How to be a Hermit,” in 19091, recognition and participa always in good taste. I is doubtful If a vainer soul ever actually tried it out last summer in tion In toe International Congress It is noteworthy that almost the AgaiDSt Alcoholism in 1911, toe 5 lived. Handicapped by constitution a lonely spot near Fife Island just only newspaper editorials express because he was fed up with toe Webb*JCenyon act in 1918 and so on Tomorrow Watkins Fashion Show of Floor Cov al limitations that made it impos- ing anything bdt satisfaction with BoeW hooey practiced by a section through wartime prohibition, toe erings brings to us for the first time the Very newest Oriental ^ sible for him to comprehend any- tbe deflation of the stock market of New Ybrk when authors ars op Eighteenth Amendment and toe 5 thing but the obvious and thb. con-< 1 ^ (1 Volstead Act. Congress was becom and finest in floor coverings for Manchester’s homes are those i^pearing . in JountaiS; ing mbre and more in toe Leagues Reproductions i Crete, be'Instantly and; irreyoeably which have had inoroior 1m s tb do ' Btoost Toller, leader of toe moderttistic playwrights, who was flTESPe .... floor coverings to meet the needs of every budget concluded that anything .0U|tidde the- Uncle Joe Cannon was defying A new process- -of washing with the. promiit^^ffi-ttle fliva-j^ h^..on BUis Island because of „... yet meeting equally well the demands of fashion. 1 realm of-the obvious and Qi|e con htt S^clpation in toe HtyPrian both'ê.LwguS and tod Anêri<^ machine-made fabrics brings \ buU m a rk et Federation of Labor, however. He crete, besrond bis ken,.must!'l)e atsa these, there is a dispbritt&O' to revblutton, spent five, years in a out a rich, Oriental lustre, nev European prison when, toe revolt charged that in 1906 Samuel beyond the ken of all men, and that blhme somebody for something. The Qompere had “introduced toe black er before possible. These new alt philo8ophie8, *all sciences which was stirangled. A song bird hap rugs, first introduced to Man Philadelphia Ledger, for instance. pened' to'build its nest just out list, ifito lobbying.” I K £ Aa usual, lobbying was most in him;>'were AinattoinaUe ground Says: “Again in yesterday’s stock sit^ his jail’ bars and, so he tells chester at Watkins a number tense during tarlif revisions. It Enlarged FIoor Space .lyeya the, .creation of liars, 'and me, made toe terrible experience of years ago, are rapidly chang 5 market we were able .to see how was revealed^ that , when toe P a^ e- cheats. He was, Indeed prim itive dangerous a^ thing thb emotion of Uveahle. Aldrito bill was being concocted in ing the fashions of floor cover ’ »«1"...... Arthur Johnson, creator of toe ings. Today, our stock includes man* w ith aU o f. prim itive m a n s artificially cre - most talked-about stage set of toe the Taft administration 60 mem 'In order to present the ne'w Fall rugs to the best advantage we bers of toe Home Market aub of all of the very choicest makes obduracy toward involved problems ated by careful and perristent pro Broaflway season, is a lad under have greatly enlarged our floor covering display space for this style Boston, formed to promote WgR ___ Gulistan De Luxe, B en^, jrtpnd with primitive man’s blind grasp paganda and used as A mcBBS o f 29 and was'so young that he bad event. Rugs that are usually shown in piles are now hung from walls to fight for membership in. toe tariffs, were at work in Washing Oriental, Nahsak, Anglo Orien ^*kt toe^most prim itive explanations o f control or dlsciplihe in the field of ton. The Hosiery Manufacturers and easels. Inspecting this new display is like visiting the bazaars stage union. He made toe prison tal, Anglo Asian, Servian, Aja- »,^the problem of existence. Only;van finance and business.” This, of scenes for "The Crinainal Code.”, Association brought in 150 mem of some quaint old Persian town. bers to toik to committees and in da, Kashmir, and the fine im ity can support such-people'in. an course* is a slap at the Federal'Re*' dividual congressmen. ported Kirmans and Tabriz. hiUtter certainty that they haVe this serve Board. But it is also a blow Just-as I bad finished reporting that toe sky was the limit insofar The women’s suffrage lobby -Come tomorrow night, if you can’t come during Priced from ?117 to $295 for answer. operated before toe war with êc- at the tens of tooiiaands of business as Manhattan’s latest buildings the 9x12 size. , Primitive leader of primitive, mien C and toe,, hundreds o f ca n ^ d were concerned, along comes an tacular tactics. Senator Jim Reed the day, and see the exhibit while it is complete. of Missouri made toe suffragists minds, John Roach Stratoh did ge^ newspaipera which for yeara^ have nouncement of a giant which ac cording to plans, will be three times wild, when he said that while every *on e satisfaction ou t o f Uf4«*M9iat been trying to stpm toe tidal wave higher than toe Woolworto Build- senator had a method of dealtag which comes with a. certain degree of speculative fren^‘ which has with ia male lobbyist, no senator of power. That he ever had toe been making it increasitigly diffi Its location, if and when erected, Imew when tackl^ by a female lobbyist whether to kiss her or faintest glimmering of what real cult for legitimate bialness to carry will be toe lower Broadway belt WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. throw her out of his office. happineu means, that he ever ex and it will measure a quarter of a on. And such commehts ai;e con mile from aidewalk to tip. The ele President Wilson let out a blast 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER perienced for an instant that sense fined almost exduslvely to journals vator men-will travel about a hun- against toe lobbyists who opposed of spiritual exaltation which is toe whose owners ara.theimselvea com dr^ miles a day each, going up and his measures soon after taking office. In a subsequent investiga fruit of so many people’s religious mitted to toe i^cutative Interests, down. 'The Eiffel . Tower In Paris would be 500 feet beneath it—were tion it was found that toe beet and convictions, is very much to be or which are subject to such inter cane sugar Interests had mailed / n. toe tower to be transplanted. doubted. What joy life held for him ests from toe outside. Happily their Just to let you all, down easy— 1,500,000 pieces of propaganda under government frank, that the was toe grim joy of toe savage in number is, relatively, very few. toe building! is plaimed for 160 stories. A Bite near toe old City "Wholesale Grocers’ Association” battle, in toe giving of blows, toe Most newspapers throughout toe fighting for free sugar was really ruthless striking down of opposi Hall has been selected. This is what country ■view toe situation with toe is known as toe "old dry goods made up of refiners, that the "Anti- tient to completely lose all of the tion, toe infliction/ of mental buffer utmost satisfaction. They see in toe Trust Leag;ue” was affiliated with eluding a 'special assessment of soreness in toe muscles or Joints. belt,’’ having been the center of toe ______31,600,000. In 1924, to save toe law ing. . . , ‘ ; near future a readjustment of wholesale district just a generation Wall Street and that toe "Beet Su HEAL1H««1»ET ADVICE The manipulative treatments should ^ Growers’ Association” was still ‘ from repe^, they organized toe not be used on any joint or part ot Certainly, if 'toere is serenity and business on a business basis and or so back. D r FtenK M cCoy ^ . The cost—a mere, 376,000,000. - another lobby in disguise, being an National Transportation Institute the body that ia tender until after bliss for anybody in toe great realm toe elimination, as a major Interest Something like 200,000 people per organization of sugar manufac- to spend 31,000,000 In a propaganda all soreness has disappeared. campaign which included the main J)ey0Bd ihe.grave this dour and an- of too nation, of the tremendous day can be accommodated in its tûr6rs« (After Treatment of Rheumatism, The National Association of tenance of a salaried agent in every QUanOM W RIMDO T» NIAITH tW fT M U 8 f MW W O Tomorrow.) ; gry soul riiould’ get some of it— crap game that has been distract w alls. ^ •r laiiccfr v w 0M « A M issn M CM (»iM » m m Engineers have estimated that a Manufacturers was found to' have state to create sentiment and or- eMMMO MOMSStO BMVetiOPe mu>ePt.Y little enough of it in life. ing its attention and consuming its QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS gent standing in toe tow er-if he been fighting pro-labor legislation i gânize pressure on .Congress, m-cwmru»semKt tas*i*na-e»t.______fluid capital for so long a time. of. ail kinds. In this and in tariff i in more recent years toe most Pre-natal Influence doesn’t fall off from dizziness— CHRONIC RHEUMATISM .j rheumatic toxins are first developed. Question:'Mrs. K. asks—"la it WORSE ’THAN EMPTY should be able to watch toe W est; and business legislation It had conspicuous lobbies have been the played a more or less secret part: pordneyrMcCumber tariff lobby, toe In yesterday’s article I explained TJie prolapsed or sagging colon possible that a child will be de - W« confess to receiving with con- WHEREFORE, TAMMANY Point cadets, drililng; that Is. if he about the causes and treatment of raOst be corrected; toe muscular formed because of toe mother har uses a good, spy-glass. Oh, yes, for 10 years. Colonel ■ Martin M. Mellon tax plan lobby, toe Jlew- sidisrable satisfaction the news that If is obvious that they started acute rheumatic fever. -The funda tone of toe intestines must be im boring morbid thoughts about it be we're getting to be a big town. Mulnall,' one' of its lobbyists, re-‘ berry lobby (Senator Kenyon proved; colitis must be eliminated,’ vealed that it had obtaflhed control charged that Senator-elect New- mental causes of chronic rheuma ing bom without an arm or leg, or f'Al Smith’s” telegram to the toe New York municipal campaign and the patient must do everything of toe House and Senate Labor and.'berry had been floated into toe tism are practically the same, and, do not such thoughts have any ef idprlngflelb gathering of Democrats, too early. It hopped off with con Which reminds me that there’s possible to produce at least one com Judiciary Ckimmittbes, obtained Senate by the Socirt * in fact, toe chronic for moften de fect on toe child?’ -ki^pfirtog, "Will tlwy blame the siderable vigor, waxed actually hot another romance of New York be velops after a case of acute rheu- plete. ^ bowel ^ movement , to each meal _ . Answer:—Most medical authori- hind this building. . The master creation of toe tariff commission in flood of tea), the McNary-Haugen a couple of weeks ago Eind now has matic fever which h a s •• been im- eaten during toe day. ! ties agree that a mother cannot pro- stock market on the Democrats?” minds of toe structure are Noyes Taft’s administration to forestall lobby, toe power lobby and the bogged down into such a wallow of downward revision and had finan present tariff lobby. properly treated. of rheumatic arthri- deformity in her ■unbort was not toe work of Al Smith at all and Schulte, In all rheumatic disorders, toe tis has fiuly developed, it is ® child throufd* harboring morbid but an exceedingly chap and taw- indifference that even toe city pa And less than 25 years ago, cially rewarded nine ■ former con gressmen while they were in office. primary causes lie in toe poisoning couraging, task bring thoughts. Most mothers will nol hoax committed by some oaf pers have almost banished it from Charles Noyes couldn’t pay his of TOO PERFECT which comes from Intestinal reab- about a cure toroMh My simple thla, and will tell you ol fice rent. , Mulhall produced 20,000 letters eff a.politician whose sense of his toe first page. and telegrams to prove his charges, sorption of toxins. In toe slower dietetic change. The ^ tin g cure birthmarks produced through fear GILBERT SWAN. developing forms of rheumatism, will do more to two or three weks anxiety, etc. I am personal- ^MpoostbUlties is. of a size with bis The only candidate who keeps on which also included stories of, Salesman; This car is a wtmeter. strikebreaking and toe bribery of It goes so gentiy that you do not such as articular rheumatism, the than one ca'n hope to accomplisn in jy convinced that toe temperament notions of humor. saying interesting things Is Mayor LOST CONTINENT OP hlU notice toe motion, the engine is body gradually becomes filled with many months through treatment intelligence of toe child is ef^ TRACED IN OLD STONES labor leaders. He alleged an at Tb^ newspaper didn’t support A i alty Candidate Thomas, and he is tempt to bribe Gompers with $40,- silent, toe gas burns so well that those certain poisons peculiar to with less radical dietetic changes. . f^cted to some degree by the men- Bmith for toe Presidency and scarcely more than a mild intellec 000 which Gompers later confirmed. there is no smell, and the speed la rheumatlsm. The irritoting effect, The beat fast for toe pu^se la ^ condition of toe mother, but Papeete, Tahlti--(AP)—Legends such that one can hardly see toe of these poisons upon toe bones at a fast where large quantities of ^bere is no evidence thab physical je^Qldn^ if be were to run again tual stimulant. New Yorkers wag of toe lost continent of Mu, which It was sbo'wn that the N. M- A. had paid campaign expenses of con car fly by. their Joints constitutes toe principal water are used and no food except abnormaltles will develop from toe sgslnst any suCh candidate as Her- their heads approvingly and wisely oriental tradition says disappeared gressmen, including James E. Wat Prospective Buyer: But can’t I painful symptoms. The body is llt- Small amounts of fruit juices such effect of toe mother’s mind, in fire and flood leaving toe islands as the juice of oranges, grapefruit i Tous-Lee-taola ' îert' Hoover,'' but it has always over his numerous revelations—but son, now Republican Senate fioor see another make of car? What is Qf3liy flooded 'with morbid material of toe South Pacific, have been re or lemons. The diet afterwards! ^Question: J. K. F. writes:—"The they won’t vote for him; not in leader, who helped it get its favor toe good of one that I shall not and -it seems as though some of lêd him and admired hiih and Is vived by finding evidences of a race should consist well balanced oibg];. day I read a recipe toat called ites bn important committees. know I have?—Passing Show. these poisons are deposited in the deUgfat^ to lesra that be was not numbers to make it possible for him that p^pled these islands before joints as the blood passes through meals, but with aîinlmum amount; tous-les-mois. Will you Idndly to win. toe ancient coming of the Poly Affirming toe truth of toe Mul- of starches and sugars. A reason- ûdiat thla is?" the author of that exceedingly silty hftii chdrges, toe investigating com MAKING CHANGE these parts. nesians. able amount of protein such as eggs j Answer:— Tous-les-mois closdy telegram. • • * < ' In a year of passive indifference mittee said members had been ap "Why were you driving so fast The bones arcj' hardest at toe Recent explorations by anthro and meat, can be used with safety.; resembles arrowfooti It ta a starch Tammany is aboiit as sure of carry proached and buUied, committees this morning?” joints, and it is here where toere Who on earto can blame toe pologists upon mountainous pla It is often necessary to take sev- j obtained from toe roots of various tampered with and spied upon. "Well, toe judge fined, me five are toe finest microscopic blood ves Democratic party for anything that ing New York city as toe Republl- teaus have shown stone structures eral fasts before a complete cure; species of canna. especially the House employees bribed, itoters mis dollars for speeding yesterday, sels toat toe most congestion takes ^tas,^ bappeped in this country, na- eaxis are of carrying Vermont. And of a quite different .character toan can be effected. It is sometimes ^^chira or canna edulla et West In those erected by Polynesians. Re led and elections corrupted. and he couldn’t change my ten- place. JtloiiiUly, sln^ 1921, anyhow? Who toe lively promise of toe registra 80 he told me to go and in toe cure of all forms of chronic necessary for toe patient to reduce dia and tropical America. It Is used mote burial caves have given up The Railroads Were.Busy I dollar bill, ...... a great deal of weight before a com-^ jjj preiâtion of desserts such tion that this year might be toa In 1919 toe railroads lobbied suci.l speed it out.”—Hummel, Hamburg, rheuniatism, toe patients has ever thought of doing so? Tbe skulls not Polynesian. plete recovery. In some ca ^ toe* blancmanges, etc-. cessfqlly for toe Esch-Cummins ~ must be thoroughly cleansed of all Defflpcrats, as a party, have bad [ons year when Indifference didn’t Tbe fable ia Mu .once com toxic materials. Even this does not Joints which have been effected will j - prised land filling ft vast region of transportation act with toe aid of BOAD PROGRAM FOR GEORGIA to do vHtii demoUîlng the the roost is already pretty A tla n to — (AP)—Geor$;la will be guarantee toe permanency of cure still remain larger than normal. , _ ^ ^ toe soutoifni Pacific. It sank, toe U. S. Caiamber of Commerce. which depends upon toe proper In all cases under toe proper, Deserts w w S4 per-cent of tor ittffe of urtificial Inflation m@ch dissipated. gin an $8,000,000 road building pro leaving only toe tops of volcanic Senator La FbUette said the cam functioning of toe colon where toe \ treatment, it is possible for the pa- snrto’s surfsde. W£Sl3^bad coine to toe point where Shows, football and gin foim- mountains above 'water. paign had cost them 38,000,000* ifi- gram in Decem ber.

J. O ct O qt . Murderers ()f 65 Frances Hojpe Babooc}i,;27. n form ef membef of the' New Ycfck “Show __ __!n g <î;toeer Boat” company died tolday of in** Ud, (Of tstenmtioBtl That Tickers Don’t Garry IN LAKE DISASTER Are Juries received when thfown'ffdni d auth<^ o f ihbire.'thiUt^ e i si tv horse. . etititic boblui, last night He was: 83 y « ^ / By BOBTBNSB SAUNDERS 'gaining for a little actual caah. Moscow, Oct. 30—(AP) fiivS^ Oiie defendant addressing tlê A spat factory has Just been es- No one has seen an “angel” for men allied to be members . of a court said: ‘ T ha:ve killed only three Was AfbRer, of the Ameri- tabliehed in. Kansas City, Ma Alcohol in rise trees oc3<^' New York, Oct. 30—Some money d%ys. Probe on Today to Deter band responsible for. -the murder, o f people. It is the first time I mur There’s a spat factory at Reno, leaves, says d bulletin. Just hju been made in Wall. Street other phase pf the hose 65 persons including six detectives, dered anybody* therefore I think 1 can-Gennan Claims Com- too. • • though billions were lost. The gain* Five-and-teh cent stores felt a g e What Caused Steam were condemned to d®®th.-early to , * era were the guides, office boys and real boom in business. Ten cent day. The leader of the group ;was ought to be acquitted.” hangera>bn o f the flnunnlRl section purchaises were about all anyone said to have been responsible for Another one begged to be put to mission— 61 Years Old. who volunteered to act as guides to felt like making after tiie panic. er Wisconsin to Sink. itUHng thirty of the victims. death ias he boyM no longer stand the tourists who wandered down on A grim bit of humor was re Four )nembers of the bandit the mental agoiiy. <. foot. group are still at large, while 28 ported by the head of a large The testimony revealed that inany 47 Year!? They were glibly pointing ^ u t brokerage firm that lost every others. Including four women, have Washington, Oct 80.^(AP)—Ed-| “Mr. Morgan.” “Mr. MitcH^,” Kenosha, Wis., Oct. 30— (AP) — been sentenced to prison terms vary of the gang escaped detection by win B. Parker, arbiter of the Aiheri-; thing. Asked how thing were go The Federal government, the county getting themselves arrested as pick ."Mr. Lamont” and other celebri ing, he said: ing from two to ten years. /* cah-Gerlnan inixed clqimq commis ties, and their guess was as good and the Goodrich Steamship Com All were accused of being mem pockets Immediately 'after corxunit- sion, died here today.. “We’d be dam glad to sell the pany Joined today in an investiga Hng a naurderi so that they woifid as anyone’s bepause the tourists whole island back to' the Indians bers of a notorious band led by a Judge Parker had been ill for did not know them anyhow. tion into the inking of the Wiscon man named “Big Nick” Kuriukhin, have not only food and shdter'for several weeks but as late as yester for $24—if the Indians could pay sin four miles off tols port yester several months but could, throw the M any things After it was reported that cash.” • which for years had pillaged, terror day it was said at his home that his MitcheU went to see Morgan with day with the loss of at least nine ized and murdered from the Urals police completely off their trail. condiUoii was Improving and that he lives. Realizing that the court would show aboutMen a bodyguard surrounding him, Broadway producers are hav to the Crimea. In one case evid&ice was believed to be on the way to re business was lively. A prelinainary survey last night showed they murdered five men in a them no mercy, several of the de ing cold shivers. When the gave rise to several questions. It fendants boasted only of their nuiny covery. andW om en “bulls” roamed the range, the small Crimean resort for thirty He was 61 years old and had a was pointed out that the boat was- rubles (about $15.) murders. You can pick up a yacht or an play belt came to depend more less than an hour out from Kenosha distinguished career of an umpire in automobile almost at your own and more upon “the street” for Harbor wh6n it first began radioing the settlement of international dis figure. A new RoUs Royce was seen backers and “angels.” But the distress signals; there were life putes. Bom In Shelby county, Mis- parked at a Long Island railway angels have had their wings clip boats and life preservers for all; and RUSSELL-WILKINSON .Bouri, S ept 7, 1868, Mr. Parker at station with a hand painter sign ped and the backers have lost the radio was working up to a short tended the Ufilverslty of Texas and which read: their fronts. It’s a chilly day for time before the vessel was abandon Ship Arrivals later practiced law at Houston. r , CALDWELL loved peopl^ ‘This car for sale for ?30U a fellow who wants to raise mon ed. - WIN SETBACK TOURNEY Parker vw a dollar a year man down.” . ey for a threatical production. Pronounced Seaworthy during the World War and asristed D ike studied thq habits of his No one paid any attention to it. Reports indicate that many a play As near as officials were able to Arrived; in the organization of the war in patients and tried to improve which. has been sliding along on state, the Wisconsin carried a crew Nose Out Clemson and Gustaf Westphalia, Hamburg, Oct. 29 dustries board of which he was made their ways of living. His obser On the evening of the first prospect will close hastily and of 70 men and four passengers. from New York. a member. o f men, women, or children were « panic, one theatrical agency in that many a drama which was to son by Single Point in Con vations over a long period of Sixty-three persona including the Stavangerf Jord, * Oslo, O ct 29, He served as chairman of the sluggidi. It proved successfiti hV the Broadway section—one of doz be produced will' never see the passengers were rescued. Two per test at the Rec. New York.' United States liquidation commis- time convinced him many people ens—received 174 cancellations for bright lights. sons are unaccounted for. The Bremen, Cherbourg, Oct. 30, New rion after the armistice and had were raining their health by a the most obstinato cases. $q 'Up and down Mazda Lane, the theater tickets. purser’s list went down with the There will be turkey dinners at York. " ‘ been arbiter o f the- -nfixed claims careless choice of laxatives. Then liked it. Old folks liked itbeciu # story is repeated over and over— ship. The purser, Harvey Lyons the homes of Walter Russell and ■Voltaire, New York, O ct 30, commission since 1923. it never gripes. CMdren liked; its The hardest thing to get in New “Yeah, but where yah going to he. determined to write a pre was positive there were 74 persons Walter Wilkinson ’Thanksgiving Buenos Aires. The. work of settlifig the alien pleasant taste. And everybody ih York, * ordinarily, is a ticket get the money?” aboard. ^ ^ Day even if the Clemson-Gustafson Sailed: property claims growing out of the scription which would get at the to the opening night of the Metro The Wisconsin was inspected and team has to be satisfied with chick Berengaria, New York, Oct 80 World War placed a tremendous' cause of constipation and correct pleased with the gentle way it politan. Speculators will pay any Nor do movie concerns which pronounced entirely seaworthy Sept. en. Russell and Wilkinson nosed for Southampton. amount of work upon him and was it quickly and safely. -accomplishes its purpose. ♦price for tiiem. j had tied up heavily with Wall 17, la st out Clemson and Gustafson by one Karlsruhr, Galway, Oct 29, Bos This year the papers carried ad believed by his-fri'ends to have hast How successful bit efforts were By 1^8, the demand for thUt Street money feel any too com point in the public setback tourna ton. ened his death. , ' laxative was so great that thq^ vertisements of season tickets for fortable . There will be many a ment at the School Street Rec last Roma, Naples, Oct 30, New York. is best shown by the fact that the sale not o^y for the opening, but conservation notice issued be OPENING STOCKS night by Just one point with a score Homeric, Southampton, Oct. 30, prescription he wrote back in doctor permitted it to be botitod- for almost any evening of the tween here and Hollywood in the of 151. The scores o f all, the con New York. ANOTHER FAILURE. 1385 has become Ih® World’s m ost and sold by dra^pdores.' wAfik ôllowixu?* next few weeks. testants follow: W. Russell — W. StUmshSênclcs who a^ r- popular laxativel He prescribed you cATi obtain Dr. CaldWelPp'; Wilkinson 151;' Clemson— Gustaf New York. Oct. 30.—(AP)—The tise de liixe cruises to the Medi New York, OCt. '30.— (AP) — son, 150: F. McClelland—Hadden, a mixture of herbs and other pure Syrup Peprin front any ^ragstbr^ But what’s wormwood to one Is Rallying tendencies were evident at STEAM SHOVEL CRASHES second fedlure of the recent bear terranean and to the Orlrat candy to another — and so the 144; F. Farr—C. Olson, 142; Kanehl , ingredients, now known as Df. in the world. found themselves fiooded wtn the opening of the Stock Market market took place today when the ------j.i'; '■ '*V"‘ salaried hordes, who could never —Hagenow, 140; S. Wlganowski— New York Curb Exchange firm of C^dwcU’s Syrup Pepsifi, in cancellations. There were orders today. U. S. Steel rising 3 points to E. Weiman, 138; Saunders—Olds, INTO A TROLLEY CAR Da. W. B. Catowett** afford to "play the market,” now 177, American Telephone 7 points to Lynch A Co. was-, suspended for thousands o f cases where ^tad to stop the work on fur coats at find some of the quite expensive 138; R. Johnson—G. Rowsell, 136; various smart shops. 121, and Canadian Pacific 8% failure to meet its obligations. breath, coated tongue» 'gu. productions listed on the “cut E. Fahey—E. Plitt, 127) Schieldge— The firm, consists Of three mem Chorus girlp stood in Ime out rate” boards and clerks can treat points. Radio opened with a block Gustafson, 123; Kotsch— Giorgettl, Chelsea, Mass., Oct. 30.—(AP.)— headaches, biliousness, and SVRIJP side a bank on 42nd street, natous o f 10,000 shares at 39. up % and 123; Henniquin — Burke, 122; O. Eleven persons werp injured, two bers: Charles R. Powers, the floor their diamond sparklers, toelr their girls to $5 shows at half New Haven rose 2 points. Trading member, who was admitted to the lack of appetite, or eneigy AI)oetoriTam Uff that price. ______Wlganowski—O. Wilson, 118; Lalne seriously, when q steam shovel bracelets —and their smiles—^bar- continued in huge volume, v^th —Smith, 117; Thayer—Brock, 115; owned by the Boston Excavating Exchange on April 28, 1926; Philip showed him that the bowels many blocks o f 10,000 to 20,000 F. Gravino—E. Custer, 115; Lappin Company swung suddenly across Lynch and S. S. Fisher. shares appearin'g. Consolidated Gas —C. CUster, 114; R. Warren — K. the tracks of the Eastei;n Massa ■ - - ■ ■ ■ . . - I .. " I II I I..I— .111. THINKS MISSING BOY opened with a block of 20,000 at CAT WAS SWEDEN’ S Kroll. 113; P. Cervinl-W .‘ Perine, chusetts Street Railway Company iM iiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiite’iiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiHftiiiiiiiiiHttiiiiiHiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiniiiBiiiiiiitUHittmiiiilliiHiw 921^, up . and International 109; Gleason—Hills* 108; E. Dietz— this morning and crushed in the IS NOW IN NEW YORK Nickel opened with a like block at W. Dietz, 106; Boyle—Rltchie*T07; front of a street car bound from e ' I ORIGINAL AVIATOR 38, up 2. Standard Oil of California, L. Monast—F. Custer* 106; E. Johnr êrett to Chelsea Square. however, sagged IVi points, ai^ a son —G. Armstrong, 97; W. J. The aoddra.t necuried iff Everett block of 20,000 shares of American Clarke—^M. Macdonald, 90. avenue hear the crossing of the Stockholm. — (AP) — Swefloh'* Portland, Maine, Oct. 30.— (AP)— Can was taken at 119 o ff Boston and Maine railroad; All the first aviator was a cat^m ch as Belief that Francis W. Aflen, miss The rally which developed late In yesterday's riotous session was car Notwithstanding the fact that injured, including Henry E. Ben cended in a balloon in 1T84 before a ing Ctolby College freshman and son nett*. operator of the' trolley, were of Harrison Allen, of Waterbury, ried forward with increasing vigor male seals are called - bulls and a resplendent assembly of royalties females cows, the young are known i-nifftn to the Chelsea Memorial hos S and dignitaries, according to a paper Conn., iis In New York a ty or Buffa in the first half hour. Statements of a lo was expressed today, by Captain leading btokers and heads of Invest- as pups. pital. of that year. ^ ^ It was decided that Sweden Charles A. Radley of the Barge En mSnt trusts thab they were heavy should undertake an experiment in terprise; now in port here. purchftS6rs ^ of stocks yesterday aviation. The queen, the cr™ Allen visited Captain Radley’s, brought In a large accumulation of prince and many others contributed. sons. Burton 21 and ..Kenneth 17» overnight buying orders. A UtUe An aerostatic machine, a gorge aboard the Enterprise oyer last HfiHng croJ>ped ou t here and there, ous baloon 12 feet in diameter Md week-rad. They became acquaint^ but it failed to make an impression elaborately decorated with blue at the summer home of the Allen on the, strong upward, movement. Rockville Fiumiture Qouse stripes, golden stars and the Swe^sh family at Tennant’s Harbor this U. S.. Steel soon extended its gain to 7 1-4, touching 1811-4, American coat of arms, was made and filled year. Opposite U. S* Envelope Factory with aas call^ combustible air. The three boys left here Monday Can. after sagging a fraction, turn ed upward and soon showed a gain 124 West Mniii Streetj RockviHf On September 17, 1784, the king, morning in Allen’s car for Watra? ' . . . . ‘ • ■ •* ' *. the queen, the royal court, foreign ville where Allen packed his belong o f 2 TOlhts, at 122. but then slipped diploW s and Swedish dlgnltariM ings and told bis roonmiate that he back to 119. American Telepbora were assembled to witness the was going “west.’J- rose 10 points to 214. Westinghouse memorable event. ' , \ Capt. Radley said the trio called Electric rose 4. points, and North HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE In the small gondola the aviator— at Ba^, where he believes Kenneth American 10. General Electric soon FtATURCS a cab—and a letter to the finder re withdrew some fimds from a bank. touched 230, Up 8 points. ' questing him to return the baloon to Returning to the barge late Mon The overnight n.ev<^ Included the ThrM balba proTld* •aeagh favorable third quarter earnings re wb*aw«at«4. ' the Royal Academy of Science, were day afternoon they changed their AT A SAVING! SpwUl ciritcb tunuoaan t i ^ biilba, clothing and disappeared. ’The fact port, of U .S. Steel, shovring net al S fiirt^ a g . tnnia on t«« balfealw The queen herself cut the string that Burton had planned to leave the; most equal to that of the second te a in l Ulnmiaatlaa.ortimoajaar quarter, despite the slackening of S ooa bttib for daeontlw UghtteA holding the baloon, it slowly rose, barge at New York and secure work Manchester folks find; .a sub 3 ' EIBclMit reSccter p c««a t* waM*;*! greeted by the cheers t)f those pres in a hospital there or in Buffalo* activity. Also, steel directors de light. ent, and disappeared in the direction caused Captain Radley to believe, dared an extra dividend of $1, and stantial savingr in patFonizihg SoMlal deflaeter raSacta mota Mgbt of the sea; ^ . __ they had gone to. one of those American Can directors declared a a , downward and aUona uaa la aay b^ d like extra while raising the annual the R0CEV!LLE FURNITURE o f roam. The baloon later was found some cities. 3 rate from $3 to $4. Glara from bara bulb can nawr atHka 15 TwiiAR away from Stockholn^ HOUSE, because of the location thaara. slightly damaged, but the cat had^ Trading continued in huge volume, disappeared, evidently unhurt and CENSUS SUPERVISORS the ticker soon falling nearly 15 — eliminating^ the high overhead Shade of parchmtnt U moat attraedra probWy with the firm intention of minutes behind. ’The early transac cost, and this saving is passed on not placing itself again at, the dis tions were far less wild than* yester Stand U gnUhad la BraaM. posal of those who contemplated ex Washington, Oct. 30.—(AP.)— day’s however. Total sales to 10:30 toi patrons. Located as above periments of this character. Supervisors for the 1930 censuSt were 1,945900, in contrast t6 more described, is convenient to êt to and open every eve Attsehmeat plug ladudaa two ( their districts and headquarters, than 3,000,000 in the sarnie period ning. If you ale considering, the purchase of any oudata. announced today by the director of yesterday. . DEMPSEY AT MIKE census included: Fordgn exchanges were steady, household item, use us as a comparison for quality and Ray H. McGlauflin, Caribu, Me., with Sterling Cables at $4.87 7-8. prices with other places. Come in and loofe at Biedroont, / for Aroostook, with headquarters FOR nGHT TONIGHT A L L a r r a n g e d Living-Room, Kitchen Outfits, Odd Pieces of Furniture, Robert A. McIntyre, New .Bed Lamps? Floor Coverings, Gas Ranges, Kitchen Stoves ford, Mass:, for Barnstable* Bristol He (on telephone); Hello, darling, New York, Oct. 30—(AP)—The (part of) Acushnet town, Dart would you like to have dinner with and Heaters. Come tonight, we have just what you are Columbia System will broadcast, mouth town, Falrhaven town. New me tonight? looking for and make terms for time payments. over its national network, the Can- Bedford city; Dukes; Nantucket; She; I’d love to, dear. zoneri-Loayza fight tonight from Plymouth (part of) Bridgewater “Well, tell your mother I’ll be the Chicago Coliseum,* starting at *town, Duxbury town, Halifax town, over at seven o’clock.”—Answers, 10 p. m. (central time) with Jack Hanover town, Hanson town; Hlhg- Dempsey announcing. ham town, Hull town, Kingston town, Lakeville town, Marion town; Marshfield town,' Mattapoisett ^ NOON ST O C I^ town, Middleboro town, Norwell town, Pembroke town, Plymouth • New York, OcL 29— (AP) — -V town, Plynpton town, Rochester sweeping rally set in the Stock town, Rockland town, Scltuate Market today, as the distress selling town, Wareham town, with head which têw the market in semi quarters at New Bedford. panic yesterday appeared to have been complete, and investment BROAD-MINDED buying and short covering came Mary; It’s a shame that big fat Into the market in huge volume, man had to take the seat directly KonHitig scores of leading issues up in front of you. You’re missing the 5 to nearly 30 points, whole show. American Telephone, which broke “No, not all of it. He’s reading H IS ?T E ^ 1929, the eleclrk light we kitow a to 204 yesterday, shot up 27 points all the titles aloud.”—Answers. ■ to 231, and U. S. Steel rose 12 points* upon its golden jubilee. T o celebrate this sp ec^ event to 186, in response to yesterday’s favorable earnings report and divi TI are ofieiing to our customers the most remarkable pprt-j dend action. Anaconda, Mont gomery Ward, American and For NEW YORK Definite Goal eign Power, Westinghouse EHectric via I able lamp ever made! \ and Consolidated Gas were among issues rising 5 to 10 points. HARTFORD LINE Trading was in huge volume, ‘al I Y ou need .this lamp in your home. It gives enoujgh oi though failing to approach yester Clear Conception day’s frantic pace. Before midday PASSENGER AND I right kind o f light to protect precious eyes. And it beartti* the ticker was approximately three quarters of an hour late. FREIGHT SERVICE ~ If you wish to make the most satâctory I fies your home.’ I t is a most wonderful value. --; : Call money renewed at 6 per cent, DaUy Except Sunday in contrast to yesterday’s renewal ) r - rate of 5, presumably refiecting Lt. H4KT1KD 5:00 PM progress-âve a definite goal and a clear con I Aside from the unusually low price on this rem a^bte month end credit requirements. Ulastobbary 0:3U PM Middletown 7:15 PM ception of how it can be gained. Regular de BROKERAGE HOUSE FAILS. I lamp, we offer die convenience of easy monthly payments E. Haddam S:3U PM Worcester, Mass., Oct. 30.—(AP) Deep River 0:15P.M posits with us wiH help you attain it. I and will place it in your home for several evenings’ ffte trial. —IWey-Fitzgerald and Company, Esaez • - 1U:00PM investment brokers failed to open LvJiiajrbrook Point 10:40 PM for business this morning. Neither i Xvailable in floor or table d e s ig n s as 7 0 U p r d ir a Dae SEW kUUK 5% Interest Paid, compounded quarterly. Charles L. Riley nor Michael D. 1 - ' * I Fitzgerald the firm members could (Pier40,N.R.) 0:80 AM be located. A corps of clerks were at work in the offices behind locked PASSENGER FARES $2.00M pNlBLt doors. The house carried many One Way - - g2A0 $20.00. $2.00 DOWN margin accounts and is a corm- Round Trip • 4.

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d ’ m 0 ffl PROPOSES O ver Ten DAILY RADIO pRQOl|Viyi Vs j;2.5—vyAsc, WEW yoRA—«isa Si^^tions. ' Wednesday, October 30. 7:00—Two musical' programa .. A march transcription of the music 8:00—FeafUrs music hour. 9:00—Studio musical drama (« nrs.) 30. (a P .)—^Two?:Works by Jacob Bdessa, flour.;j to KipUn^s stirring poem. 9:30—Infortaal rauslo hour. oenoeit hour./ J i V lahed about 700 A. D., and was onar IU>ad to Mandalay.” will ^ goatskto Syriac manuscripts, be- learned meiHi his day^ 10:00—Ben Selvln'f dance, muslo- m ^K Y W . CHICAQOrÔ^ .ênsemble bv 10:30—Russian ^vlllsB* mu**® hqui^ “^ e floor,” they wear large but Wodd Cot Down & le o f JUi Heved to contain most of the reli- occupy half the votona*. Nothing inf- ? Siiiaip which will |)o, broadcast _ oy 11:00—Show boat melodrama, •A Bro 8:00^NBC progran^ <5^/,“ ™*^ - . -t ■ W EAF and associated'stations at '9i3d 11:30—Dance mus]e : to 2:80. Feverish Activity, But tons with their numbers an J ôua knowledge of the era be the book is later than .856 A. S ^ e s d a y Olive Palmer, so- . ken Home.!’ . ^J44^MG|0tl|,-'€H 10 AGO—770. names on them so that the page ® W r . tenor, fora a 12:00—Paul Specht’ s orchestra 9;8l>-^K en tow**®.T»®ur. _ and some of the mateiial goes badt$ 12:30—Midnight organ iwerles. No Panic, Grips boys will not get confused. They cohoi Cut Out t e tween the Fourth and Tenth cen duet to sing "Hugs and 9:11—Re*al mdslcsl; orcheetra. turies, A. D., have arrived at the before 400 A. D. each will present several solos. The 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—99a 10:00-'-IJIInels Doncert orcheetra with are further Identified by colored The smaller volume Is a compen*i Belle Forbee' Cutter.. SixMsk' Exchange, in •CTniveralty o f Chicago and will bo Rovelers, radio's famww male 7:00—Twilight melodjea squares attached to the call board dium of Uturglcal acts, songs, pfsy-- will harmoniw on 'Blondy. MMdy 7:30—Radio .Nature lekW®. 10:80—Daricie orchestras. iriiich differentiates their numbers portedBeer. deciphered. The deciphering task, I.ee” and “How Am I To m o w ? 8:00—WJZ programs (3l4:,hra> 1:46—Cd^Hm Danis concerL _ Trading- unlver^y officials said, probably ers and Bible readings for e v ^ David Popper, one of the mwt bîant ll:202-liowe*8 dance orchestra 254.1- WJ40. CHICAGO-118a from those of the broker’s agents day of the year and contains 36,ouu 'cellists of modem times and a 454.3- WEAF, new YORK-66a 7;9(>_VictQrian orchestra; talk. For them it is a temporary bon- win take ab-’least 10 years, and per- ■ composer lor his solo 8:80—‘Wja;ndala 'iidartet. Brussels, Belgium, Oct. 30.— (AP) lines. V ?• wrote •raUia.JJance of the p vM . 6:00—Blaclt Iwid Gold orchestra By GENE COHN. anM time. For their commissioiia h ip s 15. ■ 7:00—Family goes abroad. . 9130—T n ^ter pteeentatlons. ^ -^Dirastic changes to the legislation • O ne.of tbe volumes measiures 25 Among tUe most which ‘William Versteeg wW play 12:00—Studio prtwrams; artlft®:. ^ come to whether a sale or a pur tions of the manuscripts to the s ^ ^ when Guy Fraser Ha^son|s B le s 7:80—^Baritone, two conUralloa 4ia4---WGN^WlI.lB, regulating the use of. alcohol to by 18 inches, weighs 50 pounds, and ter orchestra appears before the mic 8;0D-'Erno Rapea’s orchestra. NEA Service Writer. chase has been made. And the Bielûm, are foreshadowed by tiiq ond volume. Prof. Sprengltog sri^ 8'30—Happy Wonder muslcaie. 9:00—WEAF profertime OH hfS-I agents of some of the biggest 622 pages with 100,000 rophones Of the WJZ "®*^J** 9:00—Troubadours dance orchestra. 10:30—FeaturO hour; Hungry Flva New York, Oct SO.Ât the ea- recommendations of special tov^ written lines. It is entitled “Collec are records of sermons by SLf ■ During the same hour the orehestra ths 12:00—Praam.ship; dance musla firms have been so flooded'with will Interpret “ French hlilltary 8:30—Symphony orcheetra with tigattog ieomniittees that the mini Chrysostom and of sermon on Revelera male quartet. 11:80—Danoo music; tranceway of the New York Stock orders that a huge “overflow” bus tion of selected discourses of all March.” ••ê Suite Elegy.” "Viennese 344.8-WL8. CKICAOpâ mum sale quantity of alcohol be kinds bn all tbe feasts composed by visions of Ezekiel, which sre her Airs” and “ Country Gardena 10*30—Opera, "Witch of Salem. Exchange, Jake—the carnation man iness has gone to the free-lances. 12-00—PMals d’Or orchestra 9:00—Studio String reduced from two quarts to one and Orthodox Holy Fathers" and is de Ueved to take up all the knowle ^ ; 9:30—Anvil Tphoruji, double quarteL One newcomer foimd m order so-called aperitif drinks Wave lengths In meters on left of 393.5- WJZ, NEW YORK—760. who decorates the buttoflhiles of a so-called aneritif drinks be voted largely to sermons by the of that day relating to the Scrip? 447J^-WMAQ, for 70,000 shares to his hand be- abolished, station tiUe. kilocycles on t ^ ngnt* 6:00—New Yorkerie orcheetra with 8:00—WABQ prograM (3 bra) thousand lâll street traders—con- y erg y *of the Eastern church. t u r e s . ______^ Times sre ail Eastern Standard. Black Welcome Lewie, contralto. 11;00—WJZ Amos 'n' Andy. fore he could stop to ask ques-, ijijjg committees, also suggested face type Indicates beat fealurea 7:00—1.00 Angeles male trio. templated. sadly his stock of left 11:15—Dan and Sylvia tions. The commission • on this. |jjat certain imported beers, with as power Company has agreed to toe 7:30—Talk, John B. Kennedy. 11:30—Three dahee oruhefj^* alone was sufficient to buy him a 1 much as twelve per cent alcohol, be . V Leading East Stations. 7:35—Pianist; Southern P r o g r ^ 299.8- WOC, d a v en po rt—1000. overs. ' forming of a voting trust which wUl 8:00—Kogen’s orchestra with Chaun nice home to the country. This: jjq longer sold; STATE POWER MERGER 272.d2wPQ. ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 8:00—w e a k p it ^ m e (3 hra) Generally he is sold out befo-e hold the Stamford Company^ti^- cy Parsons, tenor; comedy duo. U:Q0—Book t*Jk;i«tertalner. Tinon. axto about 80 j^r cent of the %ort of thing has been common-1 tpjjg first recommendation is conr g-SO-ifopular song harmonica 8:30—Foreetere male q'uartcL Ii:i6—The hqur of dreama ■ acquired and the trustees, of which 8:45—Shiloh female quarteL 9:00—Comedy, harmony team. ^ S s to “the floor” are decorat^ place. ! sklered an important concession to 9:00—Orchestra; baritone; soprano. 361.2—KOA, OENVER-Ô. wm he elected by the board of toe 9:30—Forty Fathom Trawlera 12:00—Concert orchestra baritone. a bright i>osy. Now one copld Frantic stories of loss come mjthe anti-prohibitionists. Under the - Hartford, Oct. 30—(AP)—Direc Stamford Gas and EHectr^c Com 10:00—Beach Combers male quartet. 10:00—Neapolitan nights program with law at present, two quarts of alco ’ 10:30—Two dance orchestraa contralto, baritone, tenor, o l;00—Cotton357—CMC, Bl®*®®® HAVANA-840. count the boutonnieres. Thus, eveu and out. tors of the Stamford Gas and Elec pany. ______283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. •the Scene Changes. hol is the minimum quantity per tric Company and the Connecticut 6-00—Studio merry makera chestra. .1 . . 7:00—Military orchestra before entering the ■;;d:30—Fanta8Uo music hour. 10:30—Rocheater Civic orchestra. 9:00—Cuban -troubadours. And then come tales of grent mitted to be sold, on the theory that Power Company announced today a Xl;0o—AmOs 'n* Andy, comedlana U:00—Supper danca music. _ hiiiidtosr. 0U6 the large quantity discourages con PROHIBITION POLL 243.8—WNAC. BOSTON—1230, Xl;16—Slumber music. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—SOO. stegVfctes could be found to the changes on “the floor” itself. Not proposed financial consolidation of 6:50—^Two dance orchestras. 11:00—Orchestra, soprano. with which meet stant drinking. The sale of alcohol the two companies. When the deal I 7:30—Studio players; talk. 491.5—WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610, only has it chaured physically, b’lt by the glass is prohibited in public Washington, Oct. 30—r(AP) ^The 8:80—Hector’s concert orchestra 6:30—Dinner'•music; ylollnWL 11:30—Como’s dance musla everyone brushed by. to ^®^*^ ^®^* is consumated the. stockholders of 1:00—Studio entertainment. the types have altered. bars, cafes, restaurants and hotels. poling of the American people on 9:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) 7:30—Webster’s siudlo orchestra rifl7 haste they were forgrtUng There are now but a dozen o; the former will receive four shares 12:00—Midnight re v ^ e a ^ 8:00—Instrumental ensemWa 479.5-WOS. JEFFERSON CITY-630, Much Opposition. of Connecticut. Power, par $25 for toe modification of Prohibition by 9:15—Address; nausic hour. , completely a custom w hich ralse i the old-time “floor traders” left- 546.1—WGR. BUFFALO—55a 8:30—Vikings male quarteL The second suggestion has met each share of Stamford Gas & Elec- the men and women who'will take 6:25—Studio musical hour. 9:00—Baritone song cycle. 9:46—Moonlight wrenaders. . S e from the status of a shine-boy A floor trader was a fellow wh> the 1930 decennial census is p r o ^ i 8:00—'WEAF prosrams (4 hrt.) -10 *00—Two dance orchestras. 491.6—WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. with strong objections even in par $100, an exchange on a par 9:30—WBAB’ music hour. to tiiat 6i an affluent flower mer operated solely for himself or an ed by Representative Schafer. R^. 333.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—900. 11:30—Theater organ recitaL chant Everyone was too busy .« moderate prohibitionist quarters, basis. '■ 8 :30—Dinner dance ihusic. 635.4— WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—66a 10:30—Studio coheert orchestra individual client, as against th*^ and it is unlikely Parliament will control of the Stamford Utility publican, Wisconsin, in a bill whigb ^7 :00:—Theater overture. organlsL 11:00—WJZ Amos’ ’n’ Andy. think of traditions. brokers’ agents who represent he said today he has prepared for ’ ^8:00-*-ConcerL dance orclmstraa 8:00—'WEAF programs <1 hr.) 12*46—Nighthawk frolla endorse it. Bars, cafes, restaurants company will not pass out of that g;0o—WABC Prosrams (8 hra) _ 9:00—Studio artisu hour. 468.3-%FI, LOS ANGELES—640. For It was a typical day during many accounts. ■ Not so long ago and hotel.s are not liable to pimish- ^tiy however as the Connecticut introduction. •' 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 9:30—WEAF music.hour. 11:00—Roads to romanca tbrworst of the great stock siump. there were a couple of hundred of menf if the prohibition police dis ■'T'SoLGreat adventures momenta 10:30—Club; gloom non 15:00—Schonbergeris 'trio. . And the scene thereto is one wtocj them. Jay Gould was one of tlie 8:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—9Sa l:00-Cotton Bl®®®®™ cover alcopol, on their premises, but >10:00—Night club; entCrtalnmenL 6:30—Bestoris dance music. 333.1- KHJ, LOS ANGELE^900. is denied even <^® most spectacu’"" of this group; they will probably be allowed In the 11:00—WJZ Amos 'n'. Andy. 7;00—WJZ programs (6 hrs.) 11:00—Orchestra; Vocal solqista New Yorker. The average man wh-J and Jim Fiske. future to retain alcohol for their pri 11:15—Chime reveries; orchestra 12:00—Bestor's dance musla 12-00—Studio .êntertalnmenL ■■ ^12:30—The Singing Fireman, tenor. 245.8-WCAE, PITTSBURGH-1220. 1:00—Dance orchestra. has been bit or missed by c®®”: These were the boys of tlie vate use. . . 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810. - 280.2—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 6:00—Dinner dance musla iy break his Uttle conception of the shirt-tearing days, because thau* Meanwhile private clubs have 6:10—Dinner dance music. 7:30—Dunstedteris dance music. 7:00—Gospel hymn sing. 8:30—WABC programs (3H hrs.) changes which have come into th - own money was involved and the/ sprung up by tpe hundreds, the sale 7:00—Boys; inspiration review. 7- 30______Tracy-Brown’S orchestra. You Be The Judge 8:00—WJZ orchestra songa 12:00—Musical program. <>rganlBL market” since it grew from a mU- stormed, raged and tore when cor of alcohol by the glass being al oloo—WEAF danco orchestra; 461.3—WSM. NASHVILLE—650. 8:30—Orchestra;: goodby summer. 8:30—Studio concert;fburMu; lion-share-a-day institution toto nered. When a thousr d or more lowed to them. 9:30—WEAF programs (2Vfc ,hra> 9:00—WEAF ptogranw (s, brs.) 8:00—Mixed quartet, orchestra. arena which found something, like men are looking after the interejl 12:00—Two dance orchestras. 9:00—NBC programs (2H hrs.) 399.8—WJRi DETROIT—7 ^ 2M.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150* 11:00—Studio dance orchestra. eight-million shares dumpmg mtJ of others, they become little more .Compare your store— 7:00—WJZ programs (1% hrs.) 7:00—Frank Skultety’s orohjistra 379.5—KGO. OAKLAND—790. than recording ' machines.^ - If Your Car Starts 9:39—Musical hits, and bits, 7:30—Concert orchestra, bariiona 12:30—NBC feature program. its lat>. „ , IHESELF® the store that is owned Thus, the appearance of com 28>^WTIC, HARTFORD-r1060. 8- oOi-WJZ programs (3H hrs.> 12:00—Two pianos; three boya Carious Are Barred. Hard— and operated by your 7:15—ViePnese music; songs. 379.5- WGYr SCrtENECTApY-790. 1:00—Minstrels;. or®!?®®tra^ To begin* with, the ominous parative calm to a terrible storm. GROCE 8:00^'WEAF. programs (1 hr.) 1VJ5—Thne; weather; m^Mta 440,3—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—68a note reflected at the doomay was Only the- sounds and the o ff o^vn friends. Cennpare • 9:00-4OldrtimefajiirfJ« . '• 6*00—Stocks,■'market.; reports. 11:00—NBCehtertalnment- stage scenes are ominous—sounds the variety. Compare the 9:30—WEAF pnMBrami (2?^hra> , '.*:80^Dlnher danqe musla 2:00—Henderson’s dance band, repeated by the CHANGE TO 422.3*-WOR. >fftWARK-^1ia < *7: 30—Ghost story drama ^ 1 —V/RVA, RICHMOND—680. thd array of guards tortolti<^‘i which blllbw up like a roaring quality. Compare the 7 :00—Klnug’s dance OreneMra.. 8;0(j__Concert orchestra with Alessan 8:45—Church hour; Girl Scouts.- through the hallways. Th^ vi.ii- simf and carry outside where Ja,ko IT PPiYS 7:30—Radio town crier. dro Albertine, baritone. 10:00—Dixie-- — Spiritual — — Slnqera gji tors’ gaUery wto empty. The or Stands iriewing his over-supply of SHELL prices. Compare the 8:00—Mid-Pacific; Fireside boys. 8:30—WEAF programs (2 nw.) 10:30—WJZ orchestra musla 9:00-:-Polltlcal addresses. 11:00—Studio danoe pragram. der had gone forth that to these carnations and wondering what, complete satisfaction. 10:30—Studio concert orchestra 1:00—Old timers Jollification. 400 EXTRA DRY 10:30—Shades of Don Juan. 11:00—Albany dance music. Let us know yoiir ver 11:35—Moonbeams music hour. ^ - i- trying days the iisito curious ones the world Is coming to. TO VVAltON Secondary Eastern Stations Sccdiid&ry DX Stations. S rT to be barred. Where usually dict. We really want to 344.8— WENR, CHICAGOr-87a at , 508.2—WEEl, BOSTON -89a 325.9—WWJ,' DETROIT—9M. 50 or, more* persona know how you like it. 7:80—WEAlo programs (1 nr.) 8;16—Farmer Rpsk's lecture. only a g;uard wandered hack and A single female salmon deposits ’ -■'/g-.OO-Ensemble; dance music. 8:30—The Detroit trio, 10:00—Studio minstrel show. Van Wagner’s Garage YOURSELF Why? Because we aife %: 7:10—Big Brother club. 11:00—Comic sketch; muslcaie. about 30,000 eggs, of which only 4 9;no—WEAF broBTo®? ‘ 5,2” *L,nn * Manchester Green V 7:30—WEAF programs (3 bra) 272.6-WLWL. NEW YORK—1100. 112:20—Candle light chorua per cent hatch. always striving to make Si 10:30—C. of C. organ recital. 12:80—Two . comedy sketchea ^Âs he paced restlessly by, the 6:00—Mezzo-soprano; orchestra. riant tape which crawls across a this store a better place 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—80a*- 6:30—Soprano, talk; bass. I ’.OO-i^DX air Vaudeville. V 7 :30—Dinner dance music. 7:20—Catholic talk; prehest^ 202.8— WHT. CHICAGO—1480. hiige glass cage registered a few in- which to buy yoiir V 8:00—WEAF prograjne (3 hsqg 110:80—•Fourf hour leagua • M in \ 11:00—Glad girls; oithestra. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK*—57a 11:00—RambTerp entertainment. stock symbols and a numerals. foodstuffs. 7:35—Educational aÂrtS®®®*;, 'u,. ■ “There" goes $39,000,000, said 215.7-WHK, CLEVELAND-1390. 8:30—New York quartet -enaembie. 238-^kO IL,*C O U N C IL BLUFFS—126a ^ 7:00—Indians entertalnmenL 10:00—Frank' Doblin, baritone. 8:00-WABC programs (3 hrs.) the attendant. The tape slowiy ♦ 8 :00—Comedy harmoiiy Jwina 11:00—Studio concert. V 8:30—Bingville Centro folks. 410.7—CFCF, M O N T R ^L—73a 12:00—Beara entertalnmenL__ continued its revolutions. A few 9:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) 7:00—Dinner concert orchestra. 285.5—KNX.^HOLLYWOOD—1050. more millions wiped ®ut-^d * 12:00—Two dance orchestras. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—83a 11:00—Royal Order, of Optimists. thto a few more. Before it C 315.6—WRC, WASHINGTON—590. 9:00-rl^PPy Club; philosopher. 12:00—Lion Tamer’ s program, UPTON’S FINEST QUAUTY 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 9:35—Microphone mummers. f 12:45-Prizp fight broadcasta would record losses toto the bJ- ^ 11:00—WJZ Slumber: music. 5 • 11:00—Orchestra, tenor, organ. ^°With such financial disaster in yacuiun Packed Coffee the air, one would expect to. find some sign of panic upon •jbsuiks’to'the movies and cert^ Puritan Market pound can 45c , W T 1 c iCO-OPERATION PAYS ffctibns, there is- -notion .- thqL - Ixiicatcdat the Comer;of Main and EldridgeSt. toaders tear off their .- ties tod theic f k o g k a m s shirts and; beeomd- jslightijî.-nia'X k Such things may • have happettd. ^liiei^l words will hardly express our Travelers, Hartford ALL V' But not at a time when calls are FLAVORS 500 m. 600 K. C. coming to faster than they {Appreciation for th e hearty welcome ex- JeHo pkg< filled- and when the ticker is houtd 30.—^Production behind Itself. Then the “exchMge tended'Us by the people of Manchester up V Program for Wednesday Value of It Stressed by New Yoirk^ .Oct. ;o£b is practically un- becomes a fluttering world o,^ Rinse large package 18c ^ m last week and the in- notebooks, with a vast army of on the opening of the Puritan Market^ ^ Eastern Standard Time. Speakers at Boston Par- men scribbling at fever heat. HT;05 p. m.—Summary of Pôâmy dqst^ wffl .enter November operat- inig oh’ ^ ^ e r a g e o f 80 per cent of Too Busy. For Emotions. therefore we will once again offer for your Hartford Courant news bulletins They'haven’t tiine to: tear .dff RALSON’S y United States Daily News ley— Some ^periments. rated ’cdjiaci^y against 80 per cent last w ^ k «uld 79 lier cent twq ebata or paw the air. 'They’re tea approval the following Money Saving V bulletins. ' busy recording f’ânges and keep Wheat Flakes S pkgs. 19cr ^;15 p. m.—"A Night m V ie ^ — weeks ago,. Dow, Jones & Co., re K Studio Ensemble in descriptive ports. "A fractional reduction by ing to touch with ■ the brokerage Boston, Oct. 30.—(AP)—The val firms they represent. Specials. 5 concert of music by Viennese Uhited states Steel Cprp., now. oper ue of employe and employer co ating at a âde -over 82 per cent ; ' It requires something like 1,11)0 PILLSBURY’S • composers. operation was stressed before riiarlonettes to ‘help them to this* *F:45 p. m.—Song recital. j against under 83 per cent last Roasts of Pork ' National Association of cotton , ijaa êeh nearly offset by a task. Of these, 700 are page imys pkg. 14c ^:00 p. m.—Concert of Dvorak s Manufacturers ift convention here Health Bran >i. music by Mobiloil OrchestrsL di- smis^'increase among independents.* and 300 are phone boys. The tdday by representati'yes of two phone boys stock to a series or, Puritan Hams > rected by Emo widely separated sectioiis of the in The Clficagp, Rock Islapd and parallel ciibby-holes, like booths ^ beth Lennox, contralto. N. a. l.. , FAMOUS OHIO dustry, the north and the south. Pacific., railroad has placed in to a drug store. The pages weer Pot Roasts F6Sttiir6« Lawrence Richmond, treasurer of quiries to the market for 5,000 !8*30 p. m.—Happy Wonder Bakers uhiforms with symbols on their the Crompton Company of Cromp freight cars at an estimated cost of gleeves—for there are quotation Blue Tip Matches 6 boxes t9 c ■—Charles K. Harris, composer ton, R. I., told the opening session from $12,000,000 to $15,000,000 and of “After the Ball,” guest rater- boys, squad boys, tube boys and that “in the relations between capi- requlrtog; betvesh 60,000 and 70,000 ^ tainer; Male Trio; Phil Du^, flbpr. reporters. They are the go- tal and labor. Industrial co-opera tons of fiteeli. The Missouri Pacific betweens for th©' hectic figures NEW PACK BURT OLNEY’S ■v baritone, orchestra directed by tion in some form is the ultimate railroad:was reported to have placed . Frank Black. N. B. C. Featme. and only satisfactory solution of an which fairly jam the vast space. orders for from 40,000< to. 50,000 When they are wantto, signals- »:00 p. m.—Seth Parker’s Old- old, old problem. We have found” tops of Standard steel rails. Tender Sweet . Peas *’ Fashioned Singpng School pre- he. declared, “in six years that our flish on to; the form of huge num Sirloin ' sented by Colt’s Patent Fire- system of Industrial co-operation bers on a. giant board. Each .man The^ estlnoated output of bitu dn^ the floor has' his particular V arms Manufacturing Company. has satisfactorily settled all the minous coal' to tlie United States 3 cans 49e 0:30 p. m.—“Palmolive Ho\^-- problems that have arisen between nivnber.. If he decides to leaye Short during the week ending Oct. 26, as for a quick smoke, the trader * Olive Palmer, soprano; Paul employer and employee.” ' cotoputi^ by‘the National Coal as ' Oliver, tenor; EJlizabetb Lennox, “Economy Dividend-” sociation'from preliminary car load leaves a boy to watch for his. cal) Round ^ contralto; The Revelers, ^ d or- Clifton J. Parrott of the Riverside ing reports, WM 11,500,000 net tons. number. - * ' chestra directed by Gustave and Dan River cotton mills of Dan Coal prbductipu for the weeks end Expensive Smoklngl Haenschen. N. B. C. Feature.' ville, Va., one of the largest mills in ing Oct 12, and 19 as reported by There is a rule, agâtost smoking Fresh Fish Specials 10:30 p. m-—Grand Opera, A the south described the “economy the Untied States: Bureau, of Mines, on the floor. The fine is $25. But , Witch of Salem," by Charles dividend” plan vmder which em was 11,674,000 and 11,168,000' net such has been the nerve strain - Wakefield Cadman — National ployes became practically partners tons,, respectively. that some gladly -pay the money Genuine Grand Opera Company. Ensem- in business. for the prlidlege of a cigaret. Oce ? hie and orchestra directed by “There is a grreat. scientific value The sugar melt of 15 United member, who most meticulously Boston Bine Fish lb. 15c ^ Cesare Sodero'.'N. B. C. Studio. in co-operation,” said Mr. Parrott. States reStaers from Jan. I to Oct. follow s the code in ordinary time.4, 1^:00 Midn.—Benrus correct time; “This is capitalized in our system 19, totaled '4;i40,000 long tons, com sd-’ forgot-himself that ho hat ^ Hartford Courant news bulle by keeping a record of actual sav pared w ith 3,'796,000 to the same sptot $226 to fines to a stogie tins; weather report and Atlan- ings resulting from its operation, period of last year. morning. To give proper air to 20c ' tic Coast Marine forecast. that is to say, labor cost, seconds, the, vast throng, ozone is now Legs of Lam b ___ /. ... 33c lb. Fresh Eels V Seth Parkier Program, ^ P* labor turnover, absenteeism, etc. CAlÎNAÎN ROME. pumped in by rr.tans o f a mechan-^ jôwn fathers of Jonesport, Maine, Every four- weeks, a comparison is icai process. i<, 15c H). made with the standard month that Lamb for Stewing have voted to . purchase a municipal Rome,'. Oct. SOL—(AP)—Cardinal It is now necessary for a "boy” ^ est book to replace the one ‘filled was adopted when the system was toimemorize scores of new num-. . .ITc lb. Fresh Flounders Ih. 12e started and the savings resulting Hayes o f‘New York arrived to Smoked Shoulders ■ \ ■vmh signatures durifig, the past Rome this aftôon and was met b e is . an|d be ible' to take an. ex- summer. This quaint Way Down are credited to the economy divi by the rector -of the American col anUnatibn on' them—dva to thejl 45c dozen dend acco.unt. Tlfis is split fifty- large ■ number of “$2 brok-1 Parksdale Eggs .. East fishing •village maintains a fifty between the company and the lege, MonsignoF-Burke, Vice Rector tdurists’ camp during the summer Mohsiguot'Breslto and the spiritual ers’’ toat have cropped up to toe Fresh lelts Ih. 35e operatives, and whatever is earned last year. A “$2 broker” Is toa i^ th s. Visitors from almost eve^ or saved in this way . is paid out director, Monslgnor Kiley. Thomas state in the Union visitpd there this Kelly, Papal Knight of the Cape and flliiTig' term .for a ihan who .coa l every four weeks to envelopes buy a Mat oh the occhange. with y&r The almost universal attrac- marked ‘economy dividend.’ Sword, aleo welcomed him. Also large supply o f fresh htUlbut, swordfish, fresh cod. Imd- tiSi was Seth Parser, Jones^rt’s out havihg a firm behind him. Fish dock, salnim, mackerel, filet of haddock, finnan' hadffie, ^yster8^ Sum Paid Ont. mest prominent citizen, Hunêds “When it is considered that dur m e s s a g e a h o a x Free Lances Are.Bosy. '■s scallops and ckuns. ^motorists en route to C an^ or ing the 10 years since our system Himdreds b f ‘ them; hieing new to] Just received direct from the market a td'fashionable Bar Harbor stop^d was started there has been paid Springfield, Mass., OcL 30.— (AP) oifer-night in the town that raô out to cash to the operatives more —Â message purporting to be from sWpment FOOD that wffl made famous. Seth Parker aad his than $8,500,000 as th^- store of Alfred'E. Smith; oft New York and DIDYOUKNOW I Meat Jrtxesport singing; achopl, wto fbr these savings you can-?; forto some f ead *t a'banquet’toiidered Gover ^ V . ■ bie ofterrf^tDhl^ftostbmers atN E W LOW m *e .than a year idea of the practical value of this nor Franklin ■ D.; RooMêlt of New broadcasts front Station 'WTIC, will co-operStive spirit.” York wa« revealed today as the .PRIGE8.^r,--':jM ,• b^heard again at 9 o’clock tonight Mr. Richmond described a sto»tor work of a Springfield humorist. We icJtmivWindowg. in private frein the Hartford station. homeS‘'a:tfyear round? plan of “economy di'videhds,” and, The telegram read: "WUl they SAvi^MON^^ AND BUY THE BEST Chops to addition, praised the co-operative blame - the Stock Market on the ■Wc^^b ncit’lmve to ^hift win Dehiocrats? Al.” Host of those pres spirit of the employes. Causes of dows toF clean - them * on' both BY^RAblNG AT LOSS TO STOCKS discord, he .said, tod been eliminated ent 'tociudtog ^ e toastmaster beforehand and not afterward.” In thought the. nieeeage was authentic. kidfis having ladders for the! jew York, Oct. 30-—(AP) The discussing the results of the system outside? ^resh Roast jPdrk York Times today calculated of rating operative effectiveness, lie ,W e do not use any chemicals j th^decHne in the market value of asserted, “our employes, wto prac------R A D IO — - 24d representative stocks during tically '.biecome our partners to the SALES Am> SEitVICB oif preJ)Maripils (ju st water?) October, at $15,894,818,894. bustoess, cannSt afford to stand for Prompt Attentidn, to Phone Calls ^ Ws guarantee our work to j Fresh Pork Chops lb. 29c inefficiency and slovenitoess any be 1 0 0 % satisfactory? ’ more »b«m we can. Our interests DIA1; 49:49 . WELL LOADED are identical.” Stoodfito Acoeiiw M a^cheêr - Atwater Keng StropihetiwOarlson, l6he Donkey: Tm loaded with MIGHT CHANGE MIND Windbw Cleankig €p. P ark in g •lA t . sktoeGf brandy and gin for Mrs. Grimm; And iso you are to . hla|wtic6 Bosch/ niuco. Maiii and l^ldildge St; be my son-in-law? tel. 5425 701 Main St. Infidel trader. W M .£ !.E g A H fbe Camel: You’te carrying a He; By Jove! I hadn’t thought of IQO.% Local Firm. St^êrtog-lMd.---Tit-Bit8* [that!—DkestUn, $88 XoUMto ToniSike. * % ^ -If-, >- .

\ ^ \ ‘i’Vv PAGE M.ANCUESTER e v e n i n g h e r a l d , SUU'l Ii MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1929. I .i. structure is a two story and a half dahJien To Box\l Saturday Queer Twists raged by her 18th centmry grand-' FOR PLAYERS’ SOCIAL The Men’s Comer of the Metho moUier;" • dist Church will'have a get-to-geth- In Day^s News New York.—^There have been er on Saturday night. 'Refresh elephants to the music room of the Motion Picture at Chnrch Rhiiffiin* Sam Green and His “The Heart of a Hero” is the title ments will be served and bowling Hotel BUtmore. With much diffi of the motion picture to be present will be enjoyed. culty two of them were steered via Plantation Blackbirds, the negro ed at the People’s/Popular service The bowling alleys have been well New York.—Columbia university a freight entrance to pro-vlde en singing jazz- band that will furnish of the Union Congregational tûrch prepared and matches will be plan has recorded oh mfichines 200 tertainment at a sportsmen’s dinner the music for the first get-together next Sunday evening. It is the life ned for the vtdnter season. American' dialects heard on the given by John Mcl^tee Bowman for of The Town Players at the School campus. And that’s only a small story of Nathan Hale, and every last Call For Tax lists Today’s Choice Frank J. Bruen, .general^ J manager__ of street Rec on Nov. 8th, is the first citizen of the state is interested in The last call for the filing of tax by proportion, says Dr. W. Cabell the Madison Square -Garden corpora- to appear at any him and his patriotism. lists with the assessors of the town Greet,'professoôf English. iJo®* , I dance given in Msochester to some This picture is ian intensely stir of Vernon has been issued. This is the WADE H. ET.T.1S . - Chtoago.^—dscar Hammersteto is Colon, Panama.—After six years-time. ^gro bands cannot be final week that the assessors will on the way to Hollywood to make a ring tale of Revolutionary days Lawyer and of study to the United States three j equalled for real jazz music and that «jARiing with the dangers and wor be in sessidn. They will be at the talkie .musical comedy and then a San Bias Indians have returned of the members as they play new Town Clerk’s office in the Memorial Lecturer talkie grand opera. “You can’t be a home to teach, much impressed by ries of the brave Coionists. A pic- Washington, and old dance favorites miês for a tiue more instructive than history—■ building ’Thursday and Friday from fo61,” he explained. "The talking medicine, business ability and combination that'is hard to equal more tvirtlling than fiction. Aa im 9 a. m. to 12 m. and from 2 to 5 and D. C. pictures have done terrific damage sanitation tip north but amazed at -for a real evening’s entertainment. pressive visualization of the life of 7 to 8 p. m.\ . .. to the stoê. In a movie you can’t the morals. Raciad tote'rinarriage is Municipal Cleanup Thursday Shufflin’ Sam Green and His a brave man. lose.” cause for the death penalty among Plantation Blackbirds offer a new The scene opens in the peaceful The final municipal cleanup before New York.—Ann Murdock, act winter sets in will take place on Wade H, Elliff these Indians and women are hid feature with their first appearance little school house where Hale is in The things which are seen are- ress, is to have a- third husband, den from the sight of visitors, to this vicinity. The band wiH structor. Soon trouble with EJng- Thursday of this week. The Public George Karamano, a captain to the Works Department of which A. E. temporal; but the things which are Petersboro, Ont.—Among voters switch from red hot blue numbers land arises, and the schoolhouse is not seen are • eternal.—^li Corin Greek army. The wedding is to be today to an election to which liquor over to negro spiritual hymns that used as a meeting house of the Waite is chainnan, plans to make a in Paris. Her first husband was thorough job of it and the co-opera thians 4:18. is an issue is Josi Anderson, 103 have a tantalizing slow rhythmic “T hey w ork w hile you sleep Revolutionalists. Hale joins heart * • * Harry C., Powers, her second Hallam and married 74 years, " who had swing with the crooning voices of ily and is capable and enthusiastic tion of the. people is . needed. All Keep Williams, now oA a honey Do you have days' when you with pure cane sugar and flavored rubbish should be moved to the ( Comment i pever tasted intoxicating li:mor. He the atogers just topping the accom in-the cause, and he is made a cap- front' of property by Wednesday moon with the former Ruth Ander has Used tobacco most of his life. paniment—a true bit of the South feel sluggish—when everything with real' licoriccS-children love tai.n '“It has always- seemed to me son. night. that Paiul, in the above fashion, His wife is 93 yea,rs old. land. Novelties will feature the seems an effort—and you have no thenr. At the crucial moment in the war London.—^The Right Hon. Mar evening’s entertainment. M. J. Webster Injured states, to the briefest yet most com New York. — Harry F. Guggen A candy Cascaret or two will when it is necessary that a-spy be M. J. Webster, local builder, was garet ^ndfield, minister of labor heim, who will represent the United ’The public is invited by the'Play appetite? Take a candy Cascaret senf into the enemy’s quarters at prehensive form, the whole concept [ers injured the past week while working and first woman member of a Brit States to Cuba, intends to be a fly ers to attend this social. Dancing before you go to bed 1 This gen usually clear up a bilious, consti the risk of his life. Hale volunters 1 of spiritual life.” ish Cabinet, wears no hat to the 9 of ad- 1 on a new home on King street. It is ing envoy. He proposes to iise an will start at 8:16 and will continue tle, harmless aid to the bowels is pated condition between night and and rmdertakes (Compiled .by the Bible Guild) house ‘ of Commons. until midnight and perhaps later if Jnd to the no?se expected he wUl be laid up for sev- ‘ airplane to all trips which his duties morning. Their action is so gen venture? which eral weeks New York.—^Hermann Oelrichs, make necessary. the Rec authorities permit. often all that is needed to clear around his neck and the utterance Notes Thursday: Roland A. Hartley, wealthy and Socially prominent up a sick headache and cause any tle there is no discomfort from of the inspiring words, “I only Manhattanite, 5,000 farewell Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Oiapdelaine governor of Washington. other symptom of sluggishness to them or danger in their frequent regret that I have but on life to I of “The Rockville” have returned ----- / ------addresses written to be delivered on -NOR’TH C A ^ J X N A CARS GAIN give for my country.” from a trip to Boston, Mass., where the scafibld as the limt statement FOREIGN MARKETS vanish. . . pse. They are a-pure vegetable There will be a reception of nev.’ they attended the fall meeting of of a scofflaw. He has been receiving . Ashville, N. C.— (AP)-^North product. They do not weaken the members at the morning service at Cascarets can’t harm you for the Greeters of America and Hal them constantly since last - May Carolina, with some of the finest system. In fact, the cascara ac 10:30, and communion service will when he wrote a letter to the New paved highways in the country, has cascara is a favored laxative with lowe’en Party. They were guests at - London, Oct. 30.—(AP.)—Trans- follow. All members are Urged to the Mayflower Hotel and Copley UOTATIONJ York World offering $200 for the nearly 500,000 registered autos. medical authorities. It does a per tually strengthens bowel muscles. be present. best one. And now he wants Atlantic issues were active today at Remember this when you have a Home Nursing Class Meets Plaza while in Boston. opening of the Stock Elxchange. fect j'oh of cleansing without vio Victor /Farese of Mountain street everybody to Imow that the offer is WE CAN SOLVE YOUR coated tongue, bad breath, 'When Twenty-three members have en- t off; it was jiist a joke that died Supporting orders raised most quo lence and without forming the rcJlecl in the Home Nursing class, had the misfortune to break his nose MON^ PROBLEMS! ‘ recently while playing ball. “There is no justification for be aborning; he thought everybody un tations slightly above the New York laxative habit. (Zascarets are pleas the bead f ^ s dull or there is any wMch is being conducted this win overnight level and well over last LOANS UP T O $300 Mrs. Sarah Abbey of: DobsonViUfr ing ashamed of an adopted idea, for derstood that. ant to take, for they arc sweetened sign o f poor eliminationT - ter by the Rockville Chapter, Ameri I^doiL—^From the gangsters- of night’s close here. Quick—Courteous—Private can Red Cross. The first meeting has entered the Rockville Private these are imusually the parents of Home on Village street for treat CSiicago to the Bedouins of the The Wall street slump, however, Small payments monthly— $2 to was held at the headquarters of the leg;itimate dividends.. They are -ideas had an unsettling effect to other ment.- based upon be whisked ideas that Sahara, Louis Golding, novelist, has $5, plus lawful interest only,*on $40 Rockville Visiting Nurse Associa A son, Leroy Francis, was bom sections which hitherto have not to $100 loans. Larger sums to tion to the. Prescott Block, last eve have worked.”—^Donald A Laird. searched to vain for the modem at the Rockville City Hospital on girl. His conclusion, as expressed been affected by *the American proportion. Call—phone—or write. ning. Miss Katherine McCarthy, (Forbes Magazine.) weakness and most quotations in head nurse of the Association is the ^turday to Mr. and Mrs. Leroy, in the Daily Chronicle, is that she “The only charge three and one- ^dw ig of West Main street. does not e;^t; that she was a very clined fractionally lower to the ab half per cent per month on -unpaid instructor. The class is being con “Most of us grow up thinking ducted aiang the lines as suggested Mr. and Mrs. Hmn^ E. Smith of ancient myth among the hanging sence of support. amount of loan.” Nantucket, Mass., have returned to Beauty i4 something as simple aS gardens of Babylon; that in As- There was general disposition to PERSONAL FINANCE CO. by the National Red Cross. Each sauce for a pudding, but I. have al their home after several days visit ipasia’s set in Athens there were await events on Wall street before Room 2, Second Floor, person who passes the examination ways found it the most deceitful, the op the completion of the course will with Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wetstein girls who did the equivalent of entering into large commitments. State Theater Building, Work while voU of Talcott avenue. While heije they most evasive, the m ost treEAherous, receive a certificate. 753 Mato St, South Mstochester ' The committee from the Rock-ville all motored to Bennington, Ver and the most contradictory element Ucens«l by the State. Chapter. American Red Cross to mont. . - there is in life—David Wark Grif Phone 3430. charge of the class, consists of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips- have fith. (Uberty.) Emily Bissell Swdndells, Miss Kath- moyed from W ard stiSset to 88 Vil irine T. McCafthy and Miss Marion lage street. . •. . — "The habit regarding pdfiulatlon THIS^HANGING a g e ' Mr. and Mrs..John Hanlon,have XX3SXX5{S63CS83CS{3CSCSSS6JlSSSC5C»J3CSfSCJ»CSfSCSGS8SCSCXXXX^^ ^ t le r . moved from 86 Village street to increase in the light of reason will BY THE BENSON FURNITURE CO. Cast For Play Announced be the best possitoe basis for an up “Norah Mixes In” is the title of Cottage street. Mrs. Curtis Lassow o f. Spring ward movement, if that should be the play to be presented by the socially desirable.”—^Henry Pratt, Friendly Class of the Union Congre Street is at the Hartford hospital "where she Vrill For'smaller homes, at a reduced invest home is owned by William Schaeffer CROnNAL SO BY NATURE $25.00 and up of the Schaeffer Plumbing Company New Haven, Conn.—(AP)-r-The job. _ You order out dirty coal and dusty ment, this new Ofl-O-Mttic Junior gives bodies of - electrocuted criminals and it fully meets the expectations Is Not Always Costly the same precise and exact service as the of those who have looked it over. show physical defects that may ac Elgift Legionnaire ashes when* you ordeY In Williams oil It is complete to every detail, the count for their criminal natures^ ’’ We are especially pleased with these 3- Piece Suites. Artis- famous Williams Oil-O-Matic, now heat last word to what a home should be according to Dr. H. L Gbsltoe, for Strap Watches I tie to design, thorough to (instruction and finish. heating. Clean fuel oil, stored in tank for convenience and comfort. The mer pathologist at Siilg Sing. size bed, large dr^ser and chest of (iiiside or outside) , saves you laundry and ing m ore than 90,000 homes. Oil-O- $19.00 and up 'drawers. With Vanity $35 extnu cleaning bills— keeps your house spic and Matic Junior is a smaller burner of iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiHiiiiii Strap Watches span. Changing your basement into a same type, and operates in the same way, For the Boy TftE I recreation floor with workshop and play using low cost fuel oil. , $8.50 • SILENT I See the New Seth GLOW ; I Thomas Full ■ ^ KITCHEN I ^Westminster Chimes JOHNSON & LITTLE Oock $37.50 • BURNER I PLtMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Other Clocks $12.50 IS s is Chestnnt Steet. 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© io a » ^ : ^•t*vico« moi^ i - .4J___ t. II, I .1 : V ' . ' ■ .}' '-i "'. ^ ' ''■'-— ',V f - ■'./ . IODIZED SAET IS NOT A CEB-Agolteous dbitricto- ,1>bt. toa$. tlji . A gray, drizzling a41>toe xtoUdrob 0>BiaiS^. BOMIIB pUNBE*. ioj lie stê. to,top for the latest, latest stylestjde notes iromfrom tlbn food p r^ ^ , M ^?®^ and serious inteptlto .of the ton wlU -be iHrepved. to the home dent of cidanln • » i- ^pd oprapia i t A strong I Editor Journal bf the American sils were not toftoquent ms in “ cub” detective under LIETJTEN- j ^ t begiiuMw? ^ Wow,; ed- vestigations < lead him , to belijeve French designers, having changed Wtchto, I Medical Association and of Hygbta, “I m our fiKlrtskirt UneSrntieRr-our: piir waiamacn. waistlines, wand u no tonger*v*.©w* totogôim to .---- Vir. ANT JOHN STRAWN of the homi- f^n jotted. Swiss durtainBi j the Health Magazine. th it goiters occur inatore' - bm,dee fluWi^,^ ««U among undernouritofe^ - our slxeapatoes.streamltoes, havebaveoiôw ifoiy decided gtoiagfiiia -kitchen..kitchen. It is prepared by h ijilSil to change bur psychology regarding i pa^ng a room lncofifltO'atMB^ BHC^WS’ -^^^rted from toe to toe'chair 1 In recent years studies have been with deca^^d ’ttoto toto; b s ^ to i^ ^ bad^^ther. ^^n in aU-pprts; of the World. boarding home to be hear a MES. ijgfojig toe desk. ' ' i made in most of the; states of " An interesting rid^ghtvj4&‘* Consequsritly,OnnutmiATiflv. thev.they are'are making - What’s the use of a kitchen- EMMA HOGARTHr who has w^t- ^*partiv ttsit, and partly because investigations Was to®. ^SS^J.-toa* The kitchen, may go, but the ten tho.poHce tor protodRoa, 4^War-. j didn’t want any eacibto.boarder (United States as to.the".number q£ i\ U s rain coats .and ralh hate that are - cases of goiter occur^g to the more of-the ohfl<»en^ kitchenette has come to stay, I had been. iistog lodlzed^!:i|a4^:tlmp so cblorful arid gay that you sim population. It has been foiind, as ply, pray for rain so that you may beilftve. I talked recently With. a most people knOWfvthat goiter is those Witooht goiter. The. r ^ t bf New York landlady "who has a mm?- this tovbstigatibn pffera t^portijir imto to pp;to**^^^ st^t your ber of remodeled bouses. a queer himch tod^t toe parrot might more prevalent in. " those ^ tricts to stuff, . . ^ ' On the third floor with Dundee which the watera' are glacial waters nity for toany totortes.; When they were first rec itiiem in an envelope and mark. few private words with Mrs. Ho- ^ him Bicycles are splendid things and . When your • doth needs - darning, arid slave as I am to black, I dp CATCH S-TRINGS garth on account of her mmiy ca ll-: “Fat chance!” Strawn dismissed Lu MEA ServiceJnc splendid* exercise. I wish every- toey excel any other threads for believe that a dark, gloomy day the idea, his, eyes roving about the MOLDED LINES ers- When he leaves, Normn* and Writch the bicycle! child could have one, 'But needless the job.' ■ fairly challenges one to wear color WTien running strings ^thtoiHfh Styles go to her door. Dnndto tells room, “Robbery or attempted rob to say 1 shouldn’t'allow the cbildrea —as a protest if nothing more. pajamas or the children's “ You found her. of course? Did tents of the pigeonholes had been [ jabot of white- crepe de chine is ^______scattered ivldely. some of the papers neat and attractive for office or with nice long necks so as to keep you touch anything?” StraWn db pace with the lengthening bones manded, motioning'for the group of cluttering the floor abOuf -toe phair clMWwm and desk. I Feather weight tweed in yellot^ and muscles of their riders. uniformed and plaincJothes police-. Children grow fast and handle men to come in fiôm the.pp.roh. .. “ So this is Cap’n.rih?" Strawn beige and brown with jabot frill of asked inattCr-mf-faefiv. and :p pun- matching brown faille - crepe is pars should ■ adjusted often “ I c’ oscd and locked to<"window'; enough to keep the chest muscles without touching toe frame, arid dee’a horror ho. clucked cheerfpriv epprtive. . A Special Purchase j to the bird whtob coWe’'ed ori it? Printed 'hem . with^ rak from being compressed. A child lo-'lred the door ” Di.” ’ 'iee Sn'-^vered 3 should sit nearly upright on his Enables Us to- Place on “T I’ et.eT..^ to her he.srt, t-'-- of -in-oh ■‘■ote”o Pori-v! Prettv Polly” ûd jabot of pain harmonizing The b’g green ant, ve^pw toaVrot .canton crepe is c’-armmglv youth- wheel. This goes tor tricycles and Sale Thursday. Only coii’-'o p(io's. -dp*te dead ” the little folk too. TIMES SQUARE “W'ri it re’ ieve vour feeMn"-e anv mado an angm/ to rea^h the -ftil. NEWYORKOTY ’ vo’a o-inrgj. .T’r'fh Its. Pattern price 15 cents ta .stamps Saddles like handle bars are ad 77 FELT HATS to saw ‘T to'd vou so '»" ‘^t-awn ask or coin (coin ta p”oter'-r'd> wrap justable. They too have long ed gn’eT’ ' Tlien. he,’’ore h’ s veung K)9iyMw4>Yir co?n carefully. cihnnir.q that sfaould be raised to at Subo^d’’'.at? •’ouV -eVv no tii-ned to "Seems nrett . much rulTed Keep pace with growing. the land’ adv ■T'^fs;'':Flhride,a; • Mr' -loesn’t it ?” Strawn' asked “ Several We suggest that when you send for pattern, you enclose 10 cents When------a child is riding, his knee , Dimde.e is a detective. He came here ’’eatoers on tihie floor of toe cage additional tor a copy o f our new should be straight when the pedal $1 88 to investigate Mrs. Hogarth’s lette^ ,V7onder if he know;s his mistress is Fall and Winter Fashiori Magazine. is down, ■ only the ball pf the foot to thd Twlice coriitnissioneritoat hpr —murdered—and is as sore touching. If the saddle i.s too low Values to $3.95 life e.nd money were in danger. No n,bout it as you are, Dundee?’’ and the knees bent constantly, the * All Headsizes. one ^n^t yourself is to know of Mr. Without waiting for a reply, Manchester Herald whole body is strained. He will get Dupr'-t^’s officijil status. May I de- stra-wn bs-oked away, and stood be- very tired and not know what is the pend on vou?” hind the dead woman’s, chair, re- Pattern Service matter. Mrs. Rhodes dabbed at the tesurs ^rding the body intently. “Tou No. 213. If the handle bars and saddle NELLEGS in her eyes, then answered with a gay that’s her own sCarf ? Pretty As oor paUfrnc arc mailed both are up as far as they will go Manchester’s dignity that, in other circumstances iô't weather for a scarf, isn’t it?” al- and a child still stoops and has to might ha-ire' been comical, because of Dundee jqlrie r»l«’ase MUltoery Headquarters. low five %o to a partyrvV^QQj. three times this av^Jtog, and The tptEd.attendance was 27,539,- NOW . . ■ . . \ $ 8 ; i She had penrilffelon to be out till 1 'lock it after each viritori-toad en- 041 and there were 250,000 exhibits o’clock and I’m pretty sure she. tered. That rather looks, as if her o f arte, Inidustrles,: manufactip:es, hasn’t come to y e t” 1 murderer • vras a member of this and the ptoducte of the soil, mines - * %■ * - -I- I household, a person known to her, and sea. Receipts, amoimted to |33,- Regular. $9.95 When Detefetlvei^Fayne ' and Mrs. to whom'she unlocked the d oor.... Rhodes had departed to crirry out of course,” he reasoned aloud, 290,065 and ^sbursenaents 'were DRESSES ... Strawn’s orders, the chief of the frowning, “the miurderer might $31,n7,3^. . . ■ homicide sqtiad quifikly detailed uni- have wanted us’ to .thtak ju s t that, The exposition was authorized by Regular $7.95 formed me^ to searah, .-the,grounds created the impression by im- Congress in ,1890 arid a total fund DRESSES • • a • • • • ‘ $4.95 spcttpled‘^neai^ half the of about $20,000,000 w ^ available which occupied ^npai^ half the locking the door before he fled— for use before the fair opened. , 'The block, and tiTwalck the hohse for ar- tiirpugh the window. riveils or attempted departures. “What's this?” Strawn dwnauded, site covered an area of 666 acres ta^ “And keep an eye on the porches returning to the desk and pototirig Jackson park to the southeastern and roof,” Strawn cautioned, t o - a thick, green-leather hound part bf Chi^p. ' “though whoeverjfli^ this thing has hook, lyteg near the edge of the The. principal biilldings were con Chinchilla Coati had ample time't® get away, I sup open le^'of the desk. . ^ structed of a composition called staff, consisting of a iriixture of Everyone will waqt one of these,^cHic/€M>ats for inforntol pose.” He turned to Dundee: "The ‘.*Her diary/’ Dundee answered. little ce- coroner. Dr. Price, Is on his way. “She wris just , about to write in It | plaster wa- ' wear sports use. > Ought to be here any minute now. this evening-when Tuisaa Miss rsaivaPaige andatiA 11 ment.nient, glyce^ srlvcerto and . .'dextrin * in __ Better gdve me the. key. We’n, go I earns to call'on her. She reriuurk-I ter, wWch aV*^ ®^®rt ®^^® r e d u c e d awA have a look at the room heCpre eA Qiat it had been given her by the aPP®9M“ “ TO . $7.95, $9.95, $12.95 Price gets here.” Gofa.Barke¥ as a Christmas jJresent 1 position -' suhsêrr^ hecam« They ascended the stairs, and, ‘ known,as the White City, Regular values—$9.95 to $16.50. paying no attention to the excite There‘ was Af knock . the-dporj V" t^flripg'the ej^sltion, a series ment being caused by Payne and Strawn opined It. ' . . „ o f international congresses, group Mrs. Rhodes as they aroused hoard “Dr. Price?aito:Mr. ed under 20 di^rtments and 224 ers on the g e r i^ Abort # r iw n fitted a nniformed^pplicernan aiumtteced, general vdiVialoriB, Were ;h'eld. 4he key to the leek (ff Mrs. Ho The ebrbner and the fi^^ i ^tot ->r. - H- garth’s door, taldhg care not to j CrtdTHES b a D§ State Theater RoUptag touch anything “ALWAYS SOMRtHlNG NEW^- “Carraway, The easiest clothes bag to make pert, will be Bobn/‘-iand,.?& is the coat' hanger type. Use a don’t want to 'up fBngs stipper square, of material, sew. up both him,” Strawn -remarked to a low idwtches' by : grindtog:' up any siid^ ^ d round it across the top voice, :dobr:awupg of. to^ mtotog them With mayoipnalse and serv- it on/liifc'rt^bwri ûta^ ADVERTISE IN THE HERAtDÎT Ace Hudkins One Rmind Prom WMHM BULLDOG’S TEETH STILL SHARP Round By Round-

AHEAD OF WEAflNG Walker was the first to enter the I ring and received an ovation that was wild compareu to the tremend J.'iU Defeated Yale Eleven Win 2 Ont of 3 &unes; Roll ous cheer that went up when Ace Hudkins climbed through the ropds. Walker’s weight was announced DID YOU KNOW THAT— asl69H and Hudkins 156. YALE HOLDS EDGE. 518 b First; Helen Bod- Nebraska W U Cat Qrvggj lieut. Jack Kennedy gave them Doc Spears wallops a golf ball Princeton and Brown Only their final instructiona in the center clear out of sight. . . . Stagg Dartmouth .has never beaten of the ring, while jthe crowd subsided Yale. In seven games played reaU; Edith RowseD Star. has been a good golfer for years. In First and Srifa; Wnis Teams to Ever Beat Hai;^ back in the Mauve Decade, the into silence. . . In 1914 at Palm Beach he shot 74-75 to go into the first f Green failed to score. In the A battle for first place occurred ROUND ONE. Only Eighth; Was Worst four contested ^'ce -the war, flight with 15 others. . . . Hank Yard and Yale on Sncces- in Chehey Girls’ senior bowling Hudkins danced out, they clinched Crisp, assistant, coach at Ala-, Dartmouth’s best was a 14-14 and belted each other at short tie in 1924. The rivsd records: league last evening at Bronke’s bama, has one arm, but he was Beating Ace Erer Got. range. Hudkins forced^ the cham a four-letter man at Virginia 1884 . . . Yale 113 Dartmouth 0 allejrs with- the Velvet team emerg sive Saturdays But Big 0 pion around the ring maiifing at Poly. . . . Jimmy Phelan, coach 1893 ... Yale 28 Dartmouth ing a two to / one winner over the him and beating a tattoo to the at Purdue, smd Dink Templeton, 34 Dartmouth 0 By RUSSELLJ. NEWLAND 1894 Yale strong Weaving combination. The body. Walker unleashed a twU- track, coach at Stanford, also are 26 Dartmouth 0 Green Rnles Favorite. 1895 Yale Velveteers todk the first two games handed attack to the body and clip tough golfers.'. . . Herb Flelsh- A. P. Sports Writer 42 Dartmouth 0 1896- Yale by wide margins, rowing the nevr ped Hudkins with a hard left to the hacker’d dad has more millions 16 Dartmouth 0 1899 Yale team single record of 518 in .the first chin coming ou» o* a-clinch. Walker than you could shake a stick at. Los Anffeles, \ Oct. 30.— By WILLLAM J. CHIPMA . 17 Dartmouth 0 1900 Yale game—a score'that would have drove in two more lefts to the body . . . Fleishhacker. is Stanford’s , (AP.)-—Fighting with all the' ■ 'T- 14 Dartmouth 14 beaten many a team in the Herald 1924 Yale as Hudkins rushed in and connected great big quairterback. . . . One 14 Dartmouth 7 \ old-time fury that won him the,, A. P. Sports Writer. 1926 Yale League. with another j. ir of jolting, lefts. wellkhown ffat at an Alabama ■ 19 Dartmouth 0 j New York, Oct. 30.^—(AP)—The 1927 Yale Scores of 113 and 118 by Helen Walker landed four punches f»J school is said to give free rent i title in 1926, Mickey , Walker Bodreau and Edith Rowsell carried big Green cyctohe from Hanover has 1928 Yale 18 Dartmouth 01 the body and both exchanged to every athlete member who I Again demonstrated his fitness veered toivard Nev/ ' Haven and the Velvet team to its splendid score earns a letter. . . . They call as the other hbree made good scores. punches furiously at the bell. j to wear the robes of middle storm warnings already have been Helen Hicks “Hard - hitting weight champion when he- run .up aljove the ramparts of the The Weaving esume back to hit 499 H elen.” . . . No, she doesn’t in the third, game. The two teams ROUND TWO. j pounded his way to an easy ten ; Bowl. Hudkins rushed across the ring ] play football. . . . It’s golf. Undefeated this season with Har^ were tied prior to last night’s match. i round decision here last night „ Scores of all the games th the senior but Walker hit him with a left to vard its latest victim, Dartmouth the body. Walker was boxing in nice over his most persistent chaL - will carry a double mental burden and junior leagues at Bronke’s aiyl the body to start the roimd. He Farr’s alleys follow: style and clipped the wild cat with lenger, Ace Hudkins, the Ne‘-'""^‘^ into this game against Yale next a sharp left to the chin. ‘ They lock nished in again, shot ovet a straighi Satimday. First the- Green never Weaving braska Wild Cat. 110 ed arms. Hudkins pounding to the left to the face but took a right Via a defeated the Blue and second, M. S tr o n g ...... 89 81 W ith hefty punches to the jaw and^^',,,,^ • a s sd l 92 109 body. Walker slashed -over a right and left to the chin. They exchanged only Princeton, Brown and the E. Kissmann...... 96 a terrific body attack. Walker not^ . 3 79 85 They said Mickey Walker was all “washed up” from exces and left to the chin ah Hudkins rights and lefts to the body. Walkar Ariny have succeeded Jp turning in G. H a tc h ...... 83 only met the rushes of Hudkins but 95 102 sive drinkmg, lack of proper training and conditioning but the drove in, but took several stinging scored a short right lippercut and a victories over Harvard and Yale oo ALL-AMEBICA CHATTER N. T a g g a r t...... 83 slowed him down to a walk before 98 93 terrific beating he gave Ace Hudkins last night out in Los An punches to the mid-section. Hudkins left to the • body. Hudkins landed successive SatuMay’s in 54 years of C. Jackm ore...... 79 two rights to the kidney but drop the mill wms half over. never stopped coming in and thrfv/ A widely cheering throng of 25,- American rugby. With Alton K. With the season half played, geles seems to give lie to these statements. The Nebraskan ped back from two hhrd rights and 430 445 499 rights and lefts to the body mean 000 persons saw Hudkins take one v^Marsters at large in the communi claims and coimter-claims for All- took only one round, the eighth, one was even and Mickey took lefts to the chin as the challenger Velvet while shaking off half a doz6n of the worst beatings of his career. ty, the Green never-the-less will be America honors are begiiming to the rest to give Ace the worst beating of his career. rights and lefts to the chin. They rushed in. something of a favorite on Satur M. K arpin...... 89 His vaunted body attack failed to warm up. From the present date H. ^Sodreau ...... 113 were sparring at the bell. soften Walker, in fact, he -wilted be day.. imtil the end of the season tbejE. Rowsell ...... 118 ROUND TEN. Ma? Stevens has Albie Booth to fore the battering he received in re sports editor faces a gigantic task m . Sherman ...... 103 ROUND THREE. They shook hands and then ex pit against Marsters but the young turn. of elimination. Picking 11 men out J. Schubert...... 95 Majors* Backfield Best Hudkins forced Mickey to the changed lefts to the face. Wniker Wins Only Eighth , E3i coach is depending upon possible of the vast number of footballers ropes mauling him in the mid-sec brought Hudkins chin up wifh a improvement in his forward wall for Unable to weave in under the vol- . ... the coimtry over is not the most 518 484 457 tion. Walker speared Hudkins with brisUing right. - uppercut. A right leys of jolting lefts and rights. Hud-,. ‘ any success the Blue may be able pleasant job in the world. a long left to tlio face and drove in opened the cut over Hudkins’ eye. to achieve a gain st'Dartmouth. Close North Has Had In Years khis however, rallied to win the, Here and there in different sec Throwing Mill a hard right to the body. Hudkins He also bled prpfusely from a split eighth round. In that session the students of football insift that this tions there seem to be certainties L. Poots ...... 76' had pushed Wsdker around the ring Up. Walker whipped over rights and orfy one he won, he bored in to bat-^ been ripping game will be decided “out front' that you can’t keep off. But it is E. Anderson ...... 85 BY TOM STOWE ^fullback, he has intiHing three feeble lefts. Walker lefts to the jaw as Hudkins riish*?!! ter Walker with a deVasting attack awrt not in the backfield. Here too. for substwtial in the great number of these cer H. N ielson ...... 99 ! through the line battered the wildcat in a terrific in. Hudkins drove over a low lett to the body. the Green has at least a shade, as tainties that the task of elimincr battling against an inspired band R. Anderson .;...... 1'. 81 lines because of an injury. He ex- terbacks, Cliff Chartier and Herb JNagurski, Minnesota. From the jaw. Walker danced away oUpping RrigUsh sportsmen l^ve stepped dgr- champion .clipped the Ace--.with a i from Morida and an improAurg M. Lamprecht ...... 65 pBCtS to get into the series and if Wright, There seems to be but little ngbt to the jaw that had him daz ■ I f ■. ,-riT Missouri Valley wiU doubtless come h» does the Cubs will'fSef his de- ij'anything to choose between them, Hudkins at long range repeate r o « lefts to the body, but both slowed Navy, 7; Penn, 6. and ôthers-leading the charges. Georgia Tech had a fine quartet in Pitt; 27; Ohio State, 0. up. Hudkins forced Walker into the Purdqb, 21; Wisconsin, 0. Mi^ll, Thomason, Lumpkin and Durant in 1928 but they also bad the aid ropes and found, a m a rk on the SHOES . A—.... . '■ — Alter Sub Rule For PTep Of one of the^flnest fines in the country. The backfield talent usually champion’s body. They mixed it to Throwing looks good when the holes are being opened up on schedule or the {second another fast rally both throwing B. Gurik ...... 69 59., 86 punches wildly at the bell. E. Rdyce ...... 75. 7€ 77 And High School Elevens ary fief ense cleaned out. G. M od ean ...... 67 67 67 b o u n d EIGHT. E. W o lfr a m ----- .... 71 74 64 .It will be worth noting what Harry Heilmann, one of the-last of the Walker, livened up to take the Editor’s. Note: This is tbe last forced to get along with one-third B. B ik a :...... 80 78 76 pidlGuard of Detroit Seige Guns, can do against National league pitching play away from his op^nent and. 362 354 370 of a series of seven articles ex that number, or lesd. belted the Ace wlthi a hard body at It worked no liberal hardship next s ^ o n to thfe uniform of the Cipcimaati Reds. Old Har’ led the W’caving plaining changes in the football tack. Hudkins kept coming lu ' American. Iâgiie. four times in his imique odd-;êar rampage and, he was S. K eU ey ...... 74 81 80 roles effective this year. on the . latter schools hot to be al flalKng'away with both hands aod lowed to send a player .back into A. Leistier...... 77 79 87 up around’.350 this year-even though he didn’t lead the pack again. scored with a looping left to the M. Cravmhaw ...... 75 56 68 ’The football rules conunittee has the game if he had been taken .-In the senior:circuit the American League batting king of 1921-23- Jaw. They mauled around the ring made a progressive step in the de out early' in the third period, or M. Volkkrt ...... 64 61 64 25-.2T -Will join the champiop of 1920r22, George Sisler, to make it look without damage. Walker coonecte-3 Dummy ...... 67 59 64 velopment and popularizing >of the to have his services lost for half like a Concerted drive on the National League boxmen. After the way with a hard right to the body but STEP 357 336 363 game by permitting more fiberal the contest because. he . perhaps took sevrt^ lefts and rights to the regulations regarding substitutions was slightly, injured on thq kick the latter have been manhandled to the last three world’s series, it would mid-section. Walket missed A right WITH ami COMIORT^ JACK OF ALL TRADES. on the pert of preparatoiy and,high off. be rubbing it to for Heilmann to grab off the National League batting to the jaw, but connected ,'With a left school teams. That has been altered so that S T i r i , B • • -MMI Camb^dge.—Arnold Horween is crown. uppercut to the jaw. Hudkins m i trying to make a jack o f all tirades Hitherto, ''the same rules that by mutual agreement of the con lled and chased the champion back testing elevens a player..' , can be out of .KUlot Putnam, . Harvard’s governed the replacing of players around the ring with a two banded veteran.'^.quarterback. Horween is in college games • prevailed o.U taken out: and sent teede as ixumv -$d Delehanty is the only slugger with the distinction of leading both body attack as the gong sounded. groomiitg Putnam for a halfback down the line, although 'the times as the coEich ■ Wishes, pre- inajor'leagues at bat. Big Ed, then with the Phillies, topped the National- eism m ws vlding, of course, he hai not be''n post aqfi- intends to iise Barry squads of the former might num League With'a mark of A08 to 1899. Three years later, -with the Wash ROUND NINE. ber 50 men or more, while the disqualified or suspended for ariy Woods, pophomore At the quarter The N ebrukah landad A Itft Ui back p<^tion. prep or high school coach was breach of the rules. ington team, he led the American League -with .378. \ MAWUiiKSriliK’ K V I M G HlfiKALUîiUU l H MANGttli:b"lJ£K, GUNN., WlliUNtiiiD A X , ,UGlUJ5JiJK »0 , 1W !?. ’%■ PAGK I'WKLVB

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ji^>y>g%;^ GOSr AND VOUND SALE 71 , FEMAJ.E i 35 OUR FOmm TRADE L.OSX—ONYX RING with diamond, Manchester FOR SALE—bo ACRE dairy farm RE SUPPER NOV. 6 between post office and Centennial WANTBJD — LTTHU.-V'nAj^ wqmani In Glastonbury on Diamond Lake Apartmenfs. Suitable reward of re for houselteephiR* Bohrd and room. Road, or would exchange for prop ISONTMCREASE Kvening Herald Write A; Mfller, Box 124, 445 Oak turned to Mrs- Buddy Kurland, 54 erty in town. Florin Fay. CLASSIFIED CbestnufApartment 23. land street, Manchester. Cbfih. ., Aniiual Event Always At- ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE b u il d in g SfTES in 'tracts Crowd lo - Church; count six average iqt'ds., to a line. LQST-^PAIR o f tortoise shell RELIABLE WOMAN for special every section of the town. Low R eport Sho^^llargest Initials. numl>eis apd ' aPbreviationa glasses, Saturday evening, some demonstration work, concerning When You - Mrs. Paisley In Charge. eacl) count as a word and Cpmpbund prices and easy terms. Now de where q-. i^ p ot Square. Finder perfect health cooking. Unusual op veloping “Clearvlew.”' Arthur A. words as two words. Miiflmum cost is please tdephone 7113 after 5. portunity, big payirigf Weekly earn Growth ill. Any Year Smee r Tickets for the North Methodist price of three lines. ' j Knofla, 875 Main streeL Tel. 5440. ings, splendid future advancement. To Have ■ dhurch c^cken pie supper were to Line rales per d^v t"i trajisient LOST-ifiMALL police dog, with Col Fagley-Halpen, H-438, Philadel day placed in the hands of ^ e mem ads '• lar. Finder please notify M. F. W ar^The Figures. bers at the all-day sewing meeting Etfcetlve Mnrcli W*27 phia,’Pa.^ ‘ ______HOUSES FOR SALE - Cash Charge Murphy or call Gibson’s Garage, 12 - j at Mrs, W. E. IDbbard’s. This an- 1-2 Main street, Manchester. WANTED — WAURESS for our Consecutive Ua.vs - •! i if cts Something Done FOR SALE—$800 DOWN buys new New York, .Oct. 30.-rfAP)—A evwt which comes every girls boarding. ;hbV8e.-;Apply_ to ' colonial home. Six rooms, tile bath, nine per cent firaJn in icxporte and early in Ndvember is one of Cheney Bros. Eimployment Office. t dak fioors, fireplace.’ Mortgages ar- All ordieVs for irregular insertions AU roMOBII.KS t'UK HAI.K 4 ten per cent gain in imports for the the biggest culinary and financial will be cliarged at Hie on# tme rale. rstnged. Arthur A. Knofia. 875 Main first pine months of 19$9, Indicate feats of the year with the laifies of Special rales for long term every 1927 Oldsmobile Sedan. HELP WANTED—MALE 36 PHONE 5121. street. Tel. 5440. * the largest growth of American this church. They have made a clav advertising civet! Upon 1927 Dodge Coupe. reputation for their chicken pie sup Ads ordered tor three or s: da\s » PROSPECT s t r e e t od high eleva foreign trade ih any- year since the 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet. pers that has to he sustained, and and stopped before the third or fifl h EARN TWO DAYS tion. near. beautiful Rogers and war, the National porei^ . Trade dav will be charged only fo» the ac 1925 Cadillac Sedan. * they .are bending, every effort to PAY IN ONE Plnney homes, close to bus service, Council reported today. tual number of times the a1 1925 Big Six Studebaker Sedan. Handling America’s most widely Exports for the nine months were make the one wMch will be served ed. charging at tl.e rate earned, ît Ask for a Want-Ad new English type home, 6 well ar on Wednesday evening next week no allowances or refunds can be in ^ e 10 other good used cars. known and universally used line of ranged rooms, sun parlor, break $3,849,000,000, or 292 million* dol on six time ads stopped after the Crawford Auto Supply Co. Personal and Business Christmas lars greater than they were in 1927, the best ever. Friends arfe urged to Center & Trotter Sts. fast nook, hot water beat, fire reserve the date—November 6. Greeting Cards on very liberal com Taker and Tell Her place, tile bath with shower, brass the next highest total for the period '’ *”ô*^"Hil forbids"; display lines not Telephone 6495 or 8063 The meal •will be ready at 5:30 mission that is paid in cash every plumbing throughout, attached of almost-nine years. Imports for sold. .. and the supper arrangements will The Herald will not be resi)onsible day together with generous monthly What. You ' Want. heated garage. Price low. Terms. the nine months at $3,361,000,000 for more than one incorrect Insertion 1927 OAKLAND SEDAN be in charge of the November group bonus. Without experience either^ ' Faulkner Co.. 64 Pearl street, were larger than any for any year of any . adverlisemeni orcered tor 1927 CHEVROLET? LANDAU of the Ladies Aid Society, aided in full or part time people car* make She’ll take care of ^ Hartford. Telephone 2‘-*J241. since 1920. more i-lian one time. BETTS GAILA-GE more money than they ever earned ■0 The export'business in automo some way by all the other members. The madvertent om.sslon of ■t'bb"* Hudson-Essex Dealer^—129 Spruce reel publication of advertising w'l' before since we teach you how and you and it’s ten to FOR SALE—NEW BEAUTIFUL biles apd parts this year is the Mrs. Laura Paislfey, chairman ol rectified only by ba"cellation of the tell you where to sell, also furnish Pnglish type home. 6 rooms, fire largest ever recorded. The figures the November group will be general charge made for the service rendered. GOOD USED CARS Cash or Terms magnificent samples and complete one that you’ll get place, steam heat. Small amoimt for the first nine months, with ex chairman. She will be ably assisted .^li advertisements inusi contorm Madden Bros. instructions absolutely free. If you down. Terms. Price only $7500. ports valued'at $455,400,000 show a by Mrs. P. A. Sweet,, Mrs. A. P. in style, copy and ii'bbSraphy wi h Lydall, Mrs. Margaret Kellner, Mrs. 681 Maiu St. Tel. 5500 are an ambitious worker and want Arthur A. Knofia, 875 Main street. gain of i2 per cent over the next regulatio’ i enfi^ced by the bbblish- to. earn $1500.00 before Christmas, the result you want. higher' corresponding period which Nellie Marks and Mrs. Henry Smith, ers and they reserve the Tel. 5440. edit, revise or reject any "jy con 1928 WILLYS-KNIGHT Great Six write me today. was last year. Miachinery exports Mrs. Cyrus 0*. Tyler, president of the sidered objectionable. _ , _ 4 passenger Sedan. Sales Mgr. Dept. E-N-7 have also been the highest on rec society, will be in Chaige of the CLOSI.NG HOURS—Classified ads to COLE MOTOR SALES THE PROCESS CORPORATION LOTS FOR SALE 73 ord for the past xfine months, to tickets and publicity. It has been de yl Center St., Tel. 8275 Tl:oy at 21 Street Chicago taling $462,500i000 or 25 per cent cided to serve the children under 12 HOME BUILDERS—We have a better than the corresponding at half the price of the adult tickets, CLASSIFIED DOES ALL TASKS few choice building lota on Pros- ' ' TELEPHONE YOUR A MAN WITH CAR wanted to take months of last year, so that whole families may feel that GARACJES— SERVICE— charge of sales and service, through ■ pect street, close to bus service, is in these flgiures,” the Trade they can attend and be sure of re WANT ADS. ' STORAGE 10 largest local store of its kind, on a convenient to mills, price low. Council said, “ that it becomes ap- ceiving their money’s worth In Ads are accepted over the telephone Terms: Faulkner Company, 64 at the RATE give,, abo^ nationally advertised product. Good parent that the main occupation of | wholesome, well cooked food. as a convenience to ^^vertlsers. bu FOR RENT—GARAGE at 51 Arch pay to the man we select. Tele Pearl street, Hartford. Tel. ‘2-2*241 American export trade today is to Mrs.Tyler announced today that the CASH RATF.S will be accepted as street. Apply after 6 p. m. or call phone Hartford 5-1203 for appoint equip the rest of the ,world with the the committee had decided upon the f u l l p a y m e n t It'Palfi at,the business office on or before the seventh 4945. ment. implemepte of the American stand following menu: Homemade chicken ard of li-ving.” pie, maished potatoes and turnips, Bay follow ing the flfst fnPF WANTED—YOUNG man for truck “ GREEN” SCHOOL GRADES “The most active field for our each ad otherwise the CHARGE BUSINESS SERVICES cabbage salad, cranberry sauce, RATE will be collected. No responsi delivery—grocery stofe—salary to HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 APARl'MENTS— FLATS— export growth,” the survey report celery, rolls, coffee, mince and bility for errors in telephoned ads OFFERED 13 start $15.00—Herald, Box D for in continued, “is at present in South will be assumed and their accuracy , TENEMENTS 63 squash pie and cheese. terview. FOR SALE—LARGE OAK buffet, IN MUSICAL ASSEMBLY America, where our exports in taunot be (jp WELDING, bracing, carbon burn creased from $ , to $377,- WANTED—YOUNG man for assis- table and 5 chairs $20. Inquire 24 FOR RENT—4 ROOM TENEMENT 365 060,000 ing and blacksmithing. Chas. O. W. 000,000 or more than 25 per cent CLASSIFICATIONS tamt in Meat Department, some ex Walker street. all modem improvements, including Nelson. 277 East Middle Turnpike. Pupils of the Manchester Grcten during the first eight months of Births ...... R perience necessary—salary to start steam heat at 14 Arch street. Invest In A Engagements ...... *.*'•* S school held a musical assembly yes this year. In the same period our $18.00. Address Herald, Box M. D., W A N T E D ^ ro BUY 58 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM apart exports to Asia reached $414,000,- Marriages ...... ^ BUILDING^ for interview. terday morning with every grade Deaths ^ ments, steam heat, also 2 furnish contributing, a nuihber to the pro 000, a gain of eight per cent, those Card of Thanks ...... " CONTRACTING 14 SELL YOUR JUNK to a reliable ed rooms. Apply Squires, 26 Birch of C anâ a gain of 10 Home in Memorlam •...... gram. Nearly all the children were $953,000,006, dealer for high prices. Wm Ostrin- street per cent and to-Europe $1,442,000,- Lost and Found ...... *. CARPENTER WQRK. porch and SITUATIONS WANTED— sky. Tel. 5879, 91 Clinton. Used in costume. A safe investment that will paj announcements ^ The assembly opened with sing 000, with a gain of fpur per cent.” large dividends in comfort and hap storm enclosures, ‘alterations, re FEMALE 38 furniture; wood, coal stoves for FIVE ROOM FLAT, Strickland St. Personals ...... ing of “All Through 'The Night.” A Imports this year show a slightly piness for yourself and your family. a Awtoniobilea pairs, roofing, and garages.'T, Niel sale. Call anytime. $25.00, freshly decorated j available WANTED—^TQ DO housework by group of children from Grade I then larger ampimt of finished manufac Automobiles for Sale ...... * son, telephone 4823. Nov. 15th. Chas. Strickland, 168 Sutoniobllea for Exchange ...... » day or hour. No objections to chil w il l p a y h ig h e s t cash prices sang a lullaby, a number called ‘Jack tured goods than in recent years, &uto Accessories—Tires , « Main street Phone .7374. dren. Can stay nights. Mrs. Flor for rags, paper, magazlntt and and Jill” and an aeroplane song. though for the most part these are Auto Repairing—Painting ...... ^ ^ articles not competitive with Amer Six room single with garage, all MILLINERY- ence Chamberlain. Tel. 6558. metals. Also buy all *inds ot FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, with all Grade II sang “By the Seashore” atUto Schools ican industry. About 21 per cent of brand new and up to date, well lo Antos—Ship by T ruck ...... | DRESSMAKING 19 chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial Improvements, rent $20. Inquire and “ Columbus.” The girls of Grade YOUNG GIRL desires position, can imports are of this character, com cated. Price o ^ $6,206 on easy j^tos—Ppr Hire ...... » 6389 or 3886. 46 1-2 Summer street. i n presented the tale of Cinderella fiarages—Service—Storage ^ ly do stenography, willing , to wait on pared, with 49 per cent of crude ma terms. • ^ Motorcycles—Bicycle ...... , “ WANTED—^TO DO dressmaking in song and the boys gave “Rider Wn nted Autos—Motorcycle? .j^ ^ l2 and rellne-cloth and fur coats at trade, .^ddress “Dependable” 244 TO RENT—3 ROOM tenement and Horse.” The fourth grade girls terials and foodstuffs,*l0 per cent of -Henry street, nei^ single, 6 well ‘^Ruslucss and ProfeM lon^ Servleea^ home. Call 6525. Main street, Hertford, Conn. RIMIMS w n HOU'I BOARD 59 28 Church street Inquire sang “ Summer and Autumn” and manufactured foodstuffs for con arraniged rooms, large halls and Business Services Dffared ...... sumption and 20 per cent of semi- closets, boated garage. Price only Household Services pfCered ,...... la-A premises or telephone 3867. the boys “ Columbus.” TO LET—SUNNY front room, in The Fifth grade gave a demon manufactured goods for further pro- J $7,500. Easy terms. dildlng—Contracting- ...... l* MOVING—TRUCKING- LIVE STOCK-VEHICLES 42 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene cessing in the United Stat f ioTists—Nufseries i" private American family. Apply 24 stration of a typical musical lesson Brand new single of 6 rooms, Funeral Directors ...... ' STORAGE 20 Walker street. ment A-* condition, all improve The largest amount of liew im Heatlng-rPlumblng—Roofing 17 FOR SALE— PAIR OF work in school, followed by a folk song of steam ! eat, gas, etc., offered nov./ ments, 240 Oak street the British Isle by Grade 'VII. Grade ports during the year have come Insurance ...... MERCHANDISE ordered by you to horses, also Timothy hay. Inquire FOR RENT—2 ROOMS with gas, at $6',00fi ready to occupy at once. vni.sang a Southern Medley. Songs from Europe, which showed a gain Millinery—Dressmaking day in New York, or to be sent to J. Wetherell. Phone 4543. FOR RE3NT—6 ROOM tenement all $500 cash, balance easy , terms. Moving—^Trucking—Stor9.ge . . . . for light housekeepinf^. Inquife 99 of the various states of the Union of eight per cent over the" same New York, picked up by us to improvements, 142 Birch street. In Painting—Papering Main street. were sung by Grade VI. 'The pro months last year. Imports from Tanner SL, new 6 room colonial, Professional Services...... * “ quire A. Vince, 147 Birch street, night and /''delivered the next FUEL AND KEEP 49-A gram closed with’tbe Star Spangled South America increased about. 11 oak'fioors and stairs, steam heat, Repairing ...... njoming via Manchester and New telephone 7654. per cent to 43 million dollars. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .... Banner. gas,, etc. Price $7,000. York Motor Despatch. Daily ser FOR SALE—HARD WOOD $7.50 BOARDERS WANTED 59-A Toilet Goods and Service TO RENTr—6 ROOM tenement, 88 If you are thinking of a nice home Wanted'^Buslness Service ...... 26 vice and reasonable rates. ^Call per load. William Sass, Vernon R. B. SCHOLARSHIP. p r i v a t e AMERICAN family, Bissell street Inquire 86 Bissell of your ctwn at a moderate .price we j Bdacatlonal 3063, 8860 or 8864. street, telephone 6055. New Haven, Oct. 30.— (.AP)—Â Courses a?id-XJlasses ... ;• 27' would like one or two boarders, 10 street. George Johnson, suggest looking at these four r««•««t • • ' 28 1 UGHT, NO PAPERS scholarship at Yale in memory of Private Instruction .».! PEJRRETT & GLENNEY—Express HARD WOOD $6 per load. Hard minutes walk from Center.'Phone homes. Dancing «28-A. 4 ROOM TENEMENT, all improve Edward Jones Pearson. late presi '29. ;ahd freight service; local and s’ab wood $5.00 load, Wm. J. Mc 8597. Musical—Dramatic ments, at 95 Charter Oak street dent of the N.:Y..;.N. H. & K. Rail- Wanted—Ins'^ructlon .....•’•••••a 30 long distance. Expert furniture Kinney. ^hone Rosedale 28-S. FOR 115 AUTOMOBllE ro?id Company;;h^ ome; into hîng Financial Apiply 701 Main street. Tel. 5425. 9 nioving. Service any time by call through contributions laiigely from Bonds-^tocks-r-Mortgages ..... SI FOR SALE—HARDWOOD $8 load, APARtMEN lî-^FLATS— Business Opportunities 37 ing 3063. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at railroad men which total, $13^156.461 hard slabs $7j selected fire place. TENEMENTS 63 Money to Loan 33 51 Spmee street all Improvements Tê scholarship beM$;Mr. Pesu-sdn’s Help and •Sitnatlons Charles Palmer. Telephone 6273. Frapk Malict, 17, drove up Oak J. Sniith Help Wanted-^FemaU ..... FOR KENT—6 ROOM tenement Phone 3341. street and was about to turn,, into liaime. and will be open td an em REPAIRING ploye of the road or the son of .an 1009 Main St. Help Wanted—Male' ...... iV M FOR SALE—1000 CORD hard wood with improvements, at 117 Cedar FOR RENT-r-6 ROOM tenement on Main street about 8 o’clock last FIRE, AUTOMOBILE AND AUr Help Wanted—Male or Female.... VACUUM CLEANER, phonographs, and slabs. Price $10 cord for slabs. employe. The annual income will A ge n fs VVanted #. • ...... ?'»'• •'* • street, rent readable. Inquire at Main street, near Henry street, The night when Patrolman ’ Harold Hef- be $400 for tuifion and $200 for ex OTHER INSURANCE. clock, gun repairing, key fitting. $11 for woodv Slabs ex*ra fine Situations Wanted—F e m a l e -■ ’SS 119'Câr street. ■ Manchester lYust Company. fron noticed'that there was only one ■ Phone 3450 Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39^. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street.. quality.^.CaU 6991. j . . head light burning and halted the penses. 7" .. Employment, Agencies ...... • • . . ------^------TO ReIn t .^ R O O M tenement, with FOR REINT—4 ROOM upstairs flat, car. Then the officer discovered that l.lvie Stock— Pets— ^Poultry—YeU yjW } '^ B W IN G M A C H IN Jl repairing o f FOR SALE—THE POLLOWING all improvements at 24 Ridge on Ridge street, steam heat. In the car had no rear marker. When- Dogs-^Blrds—Pets _ ...... :T o âii' o makes, il s , oils, needles, needles, and and sup- sup kinds of wood, sawedto order; Uve Stock—Vehicles...... ‘ street. Inquire at 22 Ridge street quire 79 Ridge street, upstairs. asked for his registration card Poultry ai>d;Supplies »v_ 'pjtes,' R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward, hickory, hard, white biixhr slab and Wapted — Pets—Poultry—Stpck r*4 Malict could not ppduce it. He was s ^ t . Tel. 4301. chestnut. L. T. Wood C6.' 55 Bls- FOR RENT—4 ROOM FLAT , on FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT, told to get the lights fixed, go home For Sale-^MUcellai^.M-T’ » sell street. Dial 4496. Articles for Sale ... .>.i ."i .‘■7• 4“ ^MiSTlRESSES, box springs, pU- Center street all modem Improve one minute from Main street, mod and get the registration. Boats andl Accessories . eS em, all improvements, garage, rent cushions made over, FOR SALE--H ARD WQOD and ments. Inquire at IT'8 1-2 Center M Sict said the car was not ali Building Materials ...... 47> reasonable. Tel. 7014 or 5440 or call Diamonds—\yatches—Jewelry .. ■ .îjialjito new. I day service. Phone hard slabs, stove length'$6 and $9 street telephone 3070i his own but he had paid more thim Electrical Appliances—Radio Manchester Upholstering Co., Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main street. half on it—$8, leaving a balance Of per load.'A. Firpo, 416 Wells street. FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat on ^£:?Center street. Established $7 due. He stuck t o ‘the assertion harden — Farm—Dairy Products Dial 6148. . - - Spruce street, near East Center. FOR RENT—6 ROO/J tenement at since 1922. that he did have a registration card. Household Goods ...... |1 Inquire at 25 Spruce Street 79 Wells street, *.\ modem im He failed to make good on his Machinery and Tools provements. Call at 81 Wells street. Musical Instruments ...... ; . . . •>* CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repair GARDEN— LAWN.::^ promise to return and is now due to HAVE VOU SEEN Office and Store Equipment .... 54 FOR RENT—3 ROOM suite on Main Telephone 7617. ed, key fitting, safes opened, saw DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 street ifiodero improvements, in run up against a warrant, followed Specials at the Stores ...... 56 fiTitig and' grinding. ■ W ork called PA VINCI's’ Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 cluding beat Phone Aaron Johnson, FOR RENT—2 FOUR room tene by an appearance before the town for. Harold Clemson, 108 North PORTRAIT OF Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 FOR SALE — GREEN Mountain 3726 dr janitor 7635. ments with all tmprovefnents and court. • Hooms—Board— Resort* .EHm street. Tel. 3648. potatoes, $2.00 bushel, delivered. ileatparants garage at 5 Ridgewood street. In GEORGE Rooms Without B oard"...... ■ 69 Thomas Burgess, Wapping, Conn. FOR' R E N T -^ ■ and 5 room tene quire 178 Parker'street. Dial 5623. th a t? a Tel. Rdsedale 60-2. ments on Walnui street, near SIX HURT IN WRECK VVASK/NGTON^ Boarders Wanted it...... 59-A TYPEWRITERS cleaned, repaired COPY. MiLfOlV, Country Board-Resorts ...... 60 Cheney mills, modem improve FOR RENT—3 & 4 room flat, all im NO, BUT 'I Hotels—Restaurants ...... ------; 6t and overhauled. Dial 4008. Waterbury, Oct. 30.— (A P.)— Six ments, very reasonable. Inquire provements. inoliiding hot water LIKE HI S eUT W H/ USE. Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 52 HOUSEHOi.D GOODS '51 Tailor Shop, 5 Walnut street Tel. beat 170 Oak street Inquire persons were injured, one critically, Real Estate For Rent gUCH A LARGE Apartments. Flata, Tenements i-.. . 03 5030. 164 Oak street or call 8*241. when a car driven by John Dale, PORTRAIT Of ONE O'VERSTUFFED three piece Business Locatiohs f.or Rent . . . . 64 CUITRSES AND CLASSES 27 chauffeur, of this city, plunged in MONA LI5A. PALATE IN Houses for Ren* ...... parlor suite slightly used for $75, FOR RENT-f6 ROOM tenement on FOR RENT—7 ROOM CO'TTAGE, to a tree beside the Watertown- Suburban for R ent,;...... 66 BARBER TRADE taught in day one four burner enameled gas 55 Summit street, all improvements PAINT/NG Summer Homes for Rent 57 Edgerton street, all modem im Northfield road about 2 a. m. to Wanted to Rent .C-.v...... ------58 and evening classes. Low tuition range with mantel $15. A few four provements; also five room flat on Including hot water heat; also 6 day. Irene Dale, 3, is the most seri 51ICH A UTTLE Real Estate F,or Sale rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 post mahogany finished beds, half Newman. Inquire 147 Bast’ Center room flat, 53 Summit,* all Improve ously injured. Physicians at the PICTURE? Apartment Building for Sale ... 69 Market+street, Hartford. price, this means about $14.50. A street Tel. 7864. ' ments induding' hot water heat Waterbury hospital believe she may Business Property for Sale ..... 70 nice assortment of new^Home sew Tel. 8785. • ' ' ' have a fractured skull. Others in Farms and I.and for Sale ...... 71 ing machines. Bensoh Furniture FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, Houses for Sale ^ . 72 HELP WANTED— jured are John Dale, Mrs. Marie l.ots For Sale ...... ‘ 73 Company. with all improvements. Inquire 30 Dale, Madlyn O’Connor, Carolyn Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 FEMALE 35 Griswold street. HOUSES FOB KEN'I 6.5 Suburlian for Sale ...... 75 BLACK LBATHERETTfe rocker $4. Caulfield and Helen Caulfield, all Rea] Estate for Exchai.ge ...... 76 WANTED—GIRL as mother’s help New three piece Jacquard parlor FOR REN’r—4. 5. AND 6 ROOM FQR RENT-^8 ROOM single house, of Waterbury. All were taken to Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 near the Center, all improvements, the hospital for treatment for Auction—l.egal Notices er. Apply 19 Benton street or dial suite $130. Erla radio, used $25. rent& Apply Edward J. Holl, 8d5 Legal Notices ...... 79 7593. Watkins Furjiiture Exchange Main street Telephone 4642. Wm. Kanehl, 519 Center street. minor injuries. Legal Notices ...... 78 GAS BUGGIES—Losing No Time By FRANK BECK MERE W E HM-M 1 SO THAT OADOV; THIS PST f LET HIM ARE IN MIL.L.9 M I S E R C V I.O O K IN ’ IS D IC K COME ALONG; G O . i t ’ l l g i v e u s C E N T E R , t h e r e ’ s MUG IS SQUIRE WIUEV. HE WAS S O N . W E A CHANCE TO TALK M V O A D D V HIGGINS ; EH ! 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From out of the depths of the pan try *■ li’» Came a hippo’s well known scream; . ( '- 1 1 1 And a little grey mouse with si-s- teen legs / h Chased the tomcat away from his iMft 5 Percy L. Croiiby. -Greet Brltein rlgiits reserved. cream. ' I King Feetoree Syndicmte, lac.______Qwm O As I took my bath in the coal bio OUR ROARDINO HOUSE An a{Mcbe dunce is always fla I saw a trolley car bom, Tom boy Taylor By Fontaê Fox By Gene Ahem ' And I vowed by the left hand o£ vored with French dressing. Pluto I’d stay sober and quit drinking been wounded in the face, and asked 4 him in what battle he had been ui- com . “ T o M ^ o Y 'T A ^ L * o f^ O N l So m e NEW lÛL* CROAT'S 'SACO 'Br rio u i VaIOULD- VOLi LiKE SA-AV .-w-w I AI/UV FOROETfiAl6 jured. ** • “ In the last battle of .Bull Run,- -f6 60 PARYiJERSrilP wldM ME T H * U S T T m E t u lE W T uU Six Ages of Man. replied the veter n. Bossed by mother “But how could you get hit in the OKi A B U SiM BSS "tHAT VOOULP B U S !fiB S ^ VdvTH VOU AkA’ Bossed by nurse face at Bull Run?” ‘BRlislB US-Ik1 * A /ÂRvyELOdS l o s t - '^ " T H e Ho o P l e Bossed by sister “Well, sir, after I had fun h mile I Bossed by wife or two I got careless and looked ?R0FI*T AT criRiSTNÂE ? — a u t o m a t ic SriAVlAifi- b r u s h Bossed by daughter back.” ^ USTBii Tb THlS» E 6 A P ------Bossed by granddaughter. COMPAMV " TH’ H AîPuE UABBB AKf»F(C;iAU CriBlSTMAS Any day now we expect to see OF -TH’ BRUSH n*JAS Wife—I noticed that you cut an the advent -of a combination hip -IR E E S ^ - t h a t CA/d BE FoUPEP Ho l l o w AU’ h e l p Po w p e r e p article on “How t ' Live to Be a flask and a cigarette lighter—the UP a f t e r u s e AKiP PUT Hundred” out of the magaudne. Why same liquid can be used for both. SHAV/nUfi S O A P B Y did you do that? AWA'/ UUTtL THE FOutoVAlide PRESS 1 We A QAPeET, Hub—I was afraid your mother We call her Marigold because $ 6 A P P o W P E R S u p p o w w might read it. that’s what she’s trying to do! CHRISTMAS, VEAR AFtER V E AR ! Hm -m *m - - - the i/Ufo TH' BRUSH! Sweet Yoimg Thing: “Just look at Frank (looking up from his news HooPuE BROTHERS* rf soufsipEP f (k)E those pretty cowlets!” paper)—“I say, Tom, what is the Rustic: “Yes ma’am, but they Order of the Bath?” a r t i f i c i a l . c HRiST m AS ain’t cowlets. They that’s bullets ■ Tom—“Well, as I have experienc -TREE CORPORATION f ed it, it’s first the water’s too hot; An ideal husband is one who acts then it’s too cold; then you’re short HOVU P O E S t h a t married even when his wife isn't of a towel; then you step oh the STRIKE YOU ? along. soap, and finally the telephone rings.” Gladys: “Bob’s jeen drunk every night since I refiosed to marry him.” Lady—I should think you would Helen: “Why don’t you tell him to be ashamed to beg in this neighbor stop celebrating?” hood. Tramp—^Don’t apologize for ir, Chaimcey Depew once told of, ma’am. I’ve seen worse. meeting a- Un^n veteran who had . You have to give it to the song writers. How’s this, for instance? OAiTIAiCB SeASOM .\s o r t, “I’d rather he blue when thinking of , "JODSIAS H?.0H "XH5 you, than to be happy with some HUATCST Re^K tS* body else.

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CONCERT AT CITADEL - PERSONAL BNGMVBD TOMORROW CHRIS1MA& CARDS ISACREATSUCCE^ f r e e PARKING SPACE • • ■ ^ y ■ - FIsce your orfler'teW to insore ’ FIREMEN In'rear o f store.', Indivfitnsl ’eardsr * ! ' Big Hallowe’en Dance An audience that more than taxed B oom fo r flOO^ cars. D EPART H E NT Statieb^ry—^Maln Itpor. AL PIERRE TABARIN the capacity of the Citadel, gfather- W llU m anlie ed to enjoy the concert that was Home of Joseph Hublard^ Grand March at 9;15 sponsored by the ladies of the Home >. i>i ‘ J . '* / 4— C O ST U M E p E I Z E S ^ *Jr., Damaged 11.200 by Free Souvenirs and Nolsenaakers League of the local Salvation Army / Cliff Donnelly and His Corps last night. The entertain MASTERS OF MELODY ment opened with- the singing by Early Morning Blaze. of 10 Pieces. the entire audience of two stanzas I Come With a Costume. of “Stand Up, Stand Up for Jesus,” | prayer and the reading of the one 'Fire, started by the overheat^ HALLOWE’EN hundredth psalm. Adjutant Heard pipe of a combination wood and gaa introduced Professor Clarence P. FROLIC AND DANCE stove standing within four inches of, Auspices Recreation Centers Quimby, principal of the High school who most admirably pUoted the kitchen wall, ran swiftly up the Colorful Jewelry To At East Side Bee Bldg. \ the program. Thomas Maxwell Wednesday Eve. Oct, 80, 1929 wall, parallel to the chimney and I with his mandolin club played a broke out on the roof, resulting in T he Eight O’clock couple of spirited numbers, which Music by BUI WaddeU’s Orchestra were foUowed by the various artiste damage of about $1200 to the home Wear With Your Admission 50c. whose work contributed so splendid of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hublard, Jr., ly to the success of the program. 15 Earl street, at 8:15 this morn Miss May Mower of New Haven The A re rendered two special groups of ing. New Femine Frocks ABOUT TOWN ~ songs in excellent style, as also did Practically all the damage was done by water, and in locating the All members of the Fife, Dnim^ our own Bob Gordon. His per formance was not only masterly flames inside' the partitions which and Bugle Corps of Dilworth-ComeU proved a particularly hard Job. Two Post, American Legion, are re and superb, but his selections were most appropriate. hose and a chemical line from Com Special! quested to report at the local panies 2, 3, 4, played on the fire, Armory at 6:45 p. m. sharp on Fri The humorous readings of Miss Florence Chambers captivated the while fireman worked in thick day evening for the Red Cross pa smoke, ripping up shingles. rade. As the parade wiU start audience as., also did the offerings of promptly at seven o’clock, it is im litUe Miss C. Greenaway. Miss A side wall and ceiling of a bed perative that aU members report Gladys Carlisle gave a rpirited ban- room just above the kitchen were 1o solo and a musical trip of two at the time stated. tom out to get at the flames that mandolins and guitar by licked between the two-by-four up Mrs. Thomas J Lewie ot Man Maxwell and Misses Elizabeth and rights. Holes were cut in the main chester Green attended the annu/U Beulah Filbig was very tastefully roof and in an extension roof over a meeting today of the Society of rendered to the great delight of the pantry. All six rooms of the house Mayflower Descendente in Coimec- audience. The pianoforte solo by were damaged somewhat by water our own Harold Turkington was A special purchase of new tocut, held in the baUroom of the but the furniture was removed and \ greeted with boisterous applause modem jewelry — ear escaped damage. rings, necklaces, brooches Chief Foy and his men were baf- j We are showing an unusually fine' assortment of the sea and bracelets— in both did their fled for a'tim e by the flames eating 1 S r LUC piCfciAW —---- son’s smartest coats for only $59.o0. Coats for every occasion the plain metal and color part to make the occasion a success beneath the roof but axe work soon —formal or casual—in the slenderizing, silhouette models as Memorial. Mrs. Gordon accompanied her hus uncovered the fire and the hose made ful crystal. To complete band in his solos. Mr. Alfred well as the classic straight-line styles. Well tailored, high the feminine mode you The Women of the Nazarene quick work of i t Several of the fire Clough accompaxiied Miss Mae Mow men waited for 15 minutes after the grade coats in the smartest shades. Full silk lined. Sizes for will want several pieces church will . hold their Thursday er and Miss Theodora Maxwell fire had been quenched to gârd of Jewelry and you can afford to buy them when afternoon prayer meeting tomorrow women and misses. played for the mandolin club. against a possible recurrence. they are priced at 39c. at 2 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Kittle, the president Thomas Wray of Winter street. The house, which is owned by of the Ladies’ Home League, ex Joseph Hublard, mason contractor, Jewelry— Main Floor pressed her gratitude to the fo | k s was just recently redecorated. It Dress Coats of broadifioth with deep cuffs and collars The local officers of the Salvation that had given such delight to me of lapih, dyed muskrat, caracul, susliki, and French be^ Army will meet at the citadel this splendid crowd, and made possible was insured. The alarm was rung in from Box ver. These coats feature the new, low placed flared evening at 7:30 for a special coun the material help.in aid of the local 75, East Middle Turnpike and Park models as well as smart straight-line styles that havo cil conference. work. . . clever tucked backs. Adjutant Heard proposed and sec er streets. ’The recall soimded at Dr. D. C. Y. Moore is expected home onded a hearty vote of thank.s to all 9:10 o’clock. this evening, after attendance at the ■who had contributed to the program international medical meeting and a ^to make it the success matthat uit was.waa. Have you tried Fairystone for Sports Coate for town, business and school wear. visit to the Mayo Brothers Clinic at ended with an appeal to the co.v your complexion ? This dainty Swanky belted Stroock’s camel hair coats as weU m the Beautiful Frsmied Rnr.he.ster. Minn. orr«»P"ii.Hongregation to allow the impression French cosmetic is for sale at the more dressy fur trimmed woolens. Youthful models in brought by some of the messages of Weldon Beauty Parlor.—Adv, •P ■•t *“V brown, tan and blue mixtures. The popular Eckomoor Mrs. E. A. Lettney is chairman music to bear fruit in the life. The coate am also included in this price group. of a large committee of the mem program came to a close by the », -Wi.' Pictures Specially bers of Temple Chapter, Order of singing of the Doxology and the the Eastern Star, which will be in BenedictionBenediction. Refreshments were charge of a food sale Saturday .if- served aarvoH totr> theti participating artiste. / temoon at 2:30 at the J. W. Hale Priced company’s store. The proceeds will Outstanding Shades; be donated to the O, E. S, hospital The L ês Aid . Society of the at Wallingford. South Methodist church omitted its meeting this afternoon as many cf the members W'^ro busy with ar Black Green Brown BUSINESS MEN BREAK rangements for the rummage sa'e tomorrow in the vacant store on the Blue Tan ^ west side of Main street. “Song of the bluebird,” “Yes! THE PARKING RULES Fiship” ’, “The g\iiltiest feel ing,” and "A world of happi ness” are but a few of the many subjects which are Many of 57 Violators Convict RUMMAGE SALE offered in this sale of pictures. Choice of colored ed in October Had Been and gilt frames. Pictures that look much more Blocking Their Own Doors. THURSDAY expensive than the low price asêd—98c. Vacant Store, 840 Main St. During the month of October 57 Next to A. & P. Market Framed Pictures-âin Floor, Front. Manchester men paid fines of $2 without costs for violations of the Ladies Aid Society South town parking laws. At least one of M. E. Church W om en’s that number has paid this sum on two different occasions. The local police have been conducting a cam paign to enforce the parking rules. A very large percentage of the violations occurred righ on Main SHOE BEPAWING Dress and ;s Quaker Lace Tailored street between the Center eind Indies’ Flexible Soles and Charter Oak street and, strange to Rubber Heels a Specialty. say, many of the ■violators have Curtains— ^Smart Yet proven to be men who do business S A M Y U L Y E S in that section. The rules have been 701 Main SL, So. Manchester well advertised. There are parking Inexpensive signs on the poles along the street; nevertheless business men have con tinued to park their cars on the East side of Main street and have allo\ved them to remain there for cm hours at a time. Store proprietors and clerks overlook the fact that by WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. so doing they deprive shoppers from this and other towns of the use of the parking space in front of their places of business. Funeral Directors .The newest styles and colors can be ESTABLISHED'55 YEARS found-in these coats—priced but $25.00. Flared and straight-line broadcloth Simple, tailored ^ ^ CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Quaker Craft coats with luxurious fur trimmings of curta^ for liv^^ In the police court this morning red wolf* coney and manchurian wolf, ing room and Thomas Cahill was charged with in Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 dining room win toxication. He was arrested on j Funeral Director Residence 7494 ôrts coats in novelty mixtures with dows. Choice of _ complaint of Mrs. Dennis Coleman ’Ttl rich fur collars as well as the very popu novelty shantung weave or fillet with tailored or Df 22 Maple street. Mrs. Coleman Apparel Dept. fringed hems.' Ecru color only. Well tailored w'as summoned to appear against lar camel-back snappy belted sports curtains of the well known Quaker Craft quality. \ him but failed to do so. Judge John coats.f A ^number of good-looking styles son, after questioning Patrolman ...... III! — Main Floor, Prentice, who made the arrest, îmiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiisiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimMUMftifmriiiiiiiiiniiiiin in the season’s wanted shades. Curtains—^Main Floor, left. about Cahill’s condition, suspended Rear judgment, November 4th is a good time to I niON^/^ • /> / I start a course in commercial tr^dn- Ing at the Connecticut Business College at the Center.—Adv. Dbriapery D am ask T h a t G O O D TMINOS T O CAT J Sunnyside Oriental Show-You Products Large Scallops 69c pint. Specials From The Housefurnishing Department for Chinese Dishes: Stewing Oysteitr 89o pint. W ill. Add Charni To i Solid Bow^s Oystera Private School Bhow-Yon Sauce ...... 10c Filet of Eteddo^ Your Livingroom Windows Bean Sprouts ...... 10c Filet of Sole Chow-Mein Noodles ...... 10c M ackerel Padded Top Card Tables 217 North Elm St. Cod to bake or bolK Phone 3300 Chop Sney Special at 89c can Fresh Salmon , No. 2 can Bean Sprouts, Butter Fish ETHEL M. FISH special a t ...... 17 l-2o can Clams for Crowder Director 1 1 lbs. Rolls Creamery Meadowbrook Fresh s 1 i 1 3 Rich, heavy dra Butter ...... 49c lb. E g g s ...... 63c dozen 1 • J -' i pery dam M k As this is a day school for in Worth folly 5c a lb. more Large white guaranteed s 1 I 1 1.69 WiU add charm to dividual instruction in elemen eggs. than th is. S' your living room ' - i^fore the winter brldi:e club Is in full s ^ tary grades, pupils may enter and dining room card^We or two. We are featuring tomor^ b S at any time during the school s PINEHURST VERY BEST uumaiji (Grouna made card table in the regulation size with r ^ , green or black windows. Choice of solid colors or two- year. S freshly for your order) away ahead of many . of the frames. Fabrikifid paddedftop. WeU braced. one shades, such a s highly advertised package coffees, .mighty good value blue and g^d, mul TUTORING S at 49c lb. berry and. gold, rose Fresh Spare Bibs Cauliflower < Window. Shades and gidd and other Smart combinations. •ADULTS AND CHILDREN Tender Fork Chops Fresh Spinach Peppers Bib Boasts of Fork 88c lb. Glass for pte-kindcurgartoi Celery < 50c Bamboo Lawn Rakes— Draperies Made to Order. age for training in social rela Sliced Bacon 89c Ib. Carrots 5c bunch for combing up the last fall leaves. Bamboo lawn r a ^ or tions. Freshly Sliced Dried Beef 28c Brussels Sprouts Regular *95c linen window A t a small additio:^ cost we .will make-up jl-AIb. Ripe Totmatoes Shades Ih both the^'linen color combs complete with 39c your drapeHes in our work room. Come in an&see and ecru. - SUghtly Imperfect. !••• '•ssssssse* the new models. Mi«g Fish is available as fortyteetk ...... • «•««# s'iisesss s** S Pop Com Poppers ...... 85c each We have also Included a few ' ■': f ■ parents advisor in child piôb- S little Blister Pop Com Comb Honey ...... 85c water color-shades. - lems. Appointments on Tues s Our deUverlM^ are schednled to serve you—morning delivery Hale’s Housefamishing D,ept.^Bîiient DiBperies---Main f ^ r , I ^ t . day, Wednesday, Friday and I 3 ss earty as 'j:15,< raoêr at idght, and plenty of later ones. Jnst Saturday afternoons and on I 3 please m ve your ordler In by 9:80 for morning deliveries. . ■each evening of the week. Iiui ■L

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