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VOL. Lin., NO. 45. (Clasalfled AdverttalBg on Page 16.) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1933 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE T0REE CBNIB TRUST COMPANY PLEADS SILVER’S DIRECTORS SEEK CAUSE; BANKERS VICTIM OF MURDER DEPOaniMY ARE DENOUNCED NEWARK RACKETEER CaD Meeting Of Stockhold Chamber Members Hear U. MORRIS OUTLINES Man Found Killed In Somen ers To Endorse Petition S. Senator And Congress 14 PERSONS DIE MILK PRICE PLAN Identified As Albert Sfl- For Goyemment Insur man Exploit Bi-MetaOism WHEN LARGEST verman, Time” ance— 95 P. C. Liqnid. And NRA. PLANECRASHES Head Of State Board Says It Gangster — Fingerprints A special meeting of the stock- A plea for a return to the bi Will Do Much To Solve Disclose Name— Reason holders of the Manchester Trust metallic standard by United States Russian Machine Designed Company was called today by the Senator Patrick A. McCarran of The Problem. For Being In This Vicinity directors of the bank. The meeting Nevada, and a bitter denunciation To Carry 128 Passengers will be held at the office of the com of bankers by United States Repre pany on Tuesday, November 28, at sentative Herman P. Kopplemann of Is a Mystery. Greenwich, Nov. 22.— (AP) — 4 p. m. and is called to see if the Connecticut, were the outstanding Falls— Few Details Of stockholders will vote to ratify the features of speeches by the two Charles G. Morris, chairman of toe action of the directors in applying Democratic members of Congress Accident. Connecticut State Board of Milk Hartford. Nov. 22.— (AP) — The to the Federal Deposit Guaranty before close to 125 members of the Control, today outlined the board’s man found murdered in toe Hall Hill Corporation for temporary Insurance Chamber of Commerce, at Its an plan to remedy problems of toe milk section of Somers Monday noon of deposits for the period from Jan nual meeting at the Country Club Moscow, Nov. 22. — (AP) — A was identified from finger prints to uary 1 to July 1, 1934. last night. dispatch from Kharkov said the industry in toe state. Directors Vote “ Coin of the Poor” newly constructed airplane K-7, Speaking before toe League of be Albert SUvennan, 31, alias T. •The directors of the bank have In making his plea for a return to said to be the largest airplane for Women Voters at toe opening ses Lubin, known to New York and voted to apply for Government De first principl.8, Senator McCarran overland flying in the world, sion of toe convention here, Morris New Jersey police as a "big time” port Insurance feeling that depos crashed there yesterday killing 14 asserted that "silver from time im termed toe plan "toe best we can bootlegger and gangster of Newark itors may desire this benefit and pro memorial has been the coin of the persons. devise to carry out toe purposes of The dead were reported to Include and New York City, with police and tection as provided for by the Bank poor, the coin of the masses, the the Legislature that created toe the chief pilot and mechanic and Sing Sing records. ing Act of 1933 passed by Congress poor man’s refuge and hope. The board.” last spring and believing It to be re-establishment of the honest several Kharkov aviation officials, State police of Connecticut a patriotic duty to co-operate with money standard (silver) he said, "is but beyond these bare facts no de "Our plan is as nearly perfect as worked two days to Identify the the administration In Its recovery the teammate to recovery.” tails were given out. we can foresee after months of mam, since'hla nude body, beaten, program. The mining of silver, he asserted, A Soviet government commission study,” Morris continued, “but we strangled, and stabbed, was found It will be evident to depositors would return three million miners was appointed Immediately to in expect to make changes in it as ex near the Springfield highway. who are famiUar with the bank’s to work, taking care of their four vestigate the cause of the crash and perience proves toe need. The Identification was established condition that this action at the million dependants. It will mean establish responsibility for it. "We believe that it is funda by toe police of New York City present time is little needed, except 'This la the second major aviation mentally sound, and that it will do through fingerprints furnished by much to the producer, farmer and Safe and happy after their historic 11-mlle ascent into the stratosphere, Lieutenant Commander T. O. W. as a matter of policy. The bank on manufacturer. More than half the disaster In the Soviet Union in the much to cure toe disease that af Captain Walter Stiles of toe Con September 30, 1933, had on hand Settle (right) and Major Charles L. Fordney are pictured beside the gondola of their balloon just after past few months. necticut State police. population of the world uses sliver landing near Bridgeton, N. J. Feared lost after their take-off at Akron, O., the balloonists were hunted by flicted toe milk Industry last winter cash, U. S. Government r ’ .d other On Sept. 5 eight executives of the Was Sought by Police as money of ultimate redemption the Navy, Coast Guard and more than 50 airplanes in o ne of the most extensive searches in history. and early spring.” high grade securities Immediately and yet we stand idle. Uncle Sam, aviation industry were killed in a Under toe plan, toe board expects Silverman, who Uved at ths salable totaling 6478,000, in addition the miner of silver, allows the coim- plane cru h at Podolsk. Among the to guarantee toe farmer toe same Riviera Hotel, Newark, N. J., at to* to its loans and discounts with trles of Europe to rob us of markets dead were three of Russia’s lead amount per quart as Is paid all time of his death was toe object of search by agents of toe United which to pay deposits of $498,000, In the Orlont ing aviation figures. other farmers for all milk of like States Department of Justice for giving to the bank’s statement a Look To Markets Had Six Motors quality that is delivered to toe mar particularly liquid condition of ap CONVICTS DESTROY The K-7 was a ix-motored mono questioning incidental to his boot Silver, be said, will open the ports WOMAN DRIVES PLANE ket. legging activities. proximately 96 per cent of the Orient and the siui)lus com plane without the orthodox fuselage. OutUnea Other Aids Silverman had no known criminal Recent Ruling modities of our farmers will move Instead all accommodations for Other aids for toe farmer are: record in Connectient, and toe state It should be understood that un across the Pacific Into the markets JAIL BUILDINGS luggage and fuel space as well as controls were in the wings. Only a "That with his fallow farmer, he police are finding difficulty In der the recent niling by Deputy there. We would have no surplus If TO PLANNH) S U DEATH will share proportionately In all of Attorney General Aveiill of the alight framework of steel composed checking his movement In tola state we look to the markets that want toe fluid milk market that there is State bf Connecticut banks Incor the structure on which the rudder because of toe lack of a state bu our commodities. If we return to in toe state. reau of identification. porated under Connecticut law may first principles. was imchored. Start Fire, Smash Machines "That, for toe greater part of his The murdered man, according to n ^ participate In the permanent In- Sepator McCarran opened his elo Florida Junior Leaguer, Wid The great airplane’s capacity was sunuice pl&n •ffcctlve July li 1984. FRANCE HAS DOOR designed to carry 128 persons in milk, he will know before each toe police records, was 31 years quent address by saying, "We live month begrtos exactly how much old, and served two terms In the It Is felt, however, that before this In an hour and tho time when politi In Worst Riot In Prison’s cluding its crewv It was designed date the situation In this regard owed By Auto Crash, Flies with rieeplng aecommodatlons for money he is to be paid. New York state prison at Sing Sing, cal lines that dlvlfio am must be over “That he will receive his fair Though convicted but twice In may be modified and that the kioal looked. Amorlct OPimi first in the 0Pe« FDR ^ERMM 64 pei:i<^, divided into Ifi opblpa bank should, throuMi Its proposed History. eonta^lng four berths egeh: Diuing ishare of what the consumers pay New York oourta, toa recordf dlt- minds of ^ttttaletBg' A fiBOrleaas and that SUvermaa had seven action, be In a position to give 120 million* of peeplw w e looking Out Orer (kean To Fml "Blay flights the cabins were oon- \tor his milk, whether it ia'iised as vertlble into eight seating compart- wnea been arrested. prote^lon possible to Its depositors. to the govenment to 10m them out milk or as cream.” fenta on tho order of toe m<^em Crime Still Myeterv of this depression. We lead the Out ‘mhat It’s About.” If Hitler Wants T » Talk PhUadelphla, Nov. 22— (AP) — Produce Denleee Rbw hla body happened to be world today and tho wortd is look European aleaping car. Embittered over their imminent Shrtaen Oabina Relative to toe producer-dealer, found in Somers, Connecticut, where ing to ua We eaae to the rescue segregation in a "prison within a toe plan embraces toe following: he actually was killed, toe reasons WEALTHIEST GIRL in the World War and this la the These 16 cabins looked out onto Jacksonville, na., Nov. 22.— (AP) Abont Peace He Will Be prison” a bsmd of 75 recidcltrant two corrldori running' lengthwise "That as a producer he must co leadbig up to Us assassination, who aftermath, the result, of the other. operate with his fellow producers. weib Us associates Just prior to the Death KneH of. Depression —The Atlantic today apparently convicts are blamed for the moat through toe wings which also housed a powerful radio plant. 'That as a dealer, he may expand killing, are questions toe police are When, on March 4, President Welcomed. formed a grave for Mrs. Louise The mammoth plane w u built In his operations freely and may ^ flt now endeavoring to solve, and IS21YEARS0LD Roosevelt said we are at war with (Continued on Page Fourteen) Turck Stanton, who yesterday bor seven months entirely with Russian from his sales in that capacity^’ State Policeman Adolph Paatore la depression, it was the death knell rowed a plane and flew seaward to materials and by Russian labor at To toe merchant-dealer toe plan today in New York in a continuation of depression. The mental attitude meet death wherever the craft’s fuel Paris, Nov. 22—(AP) — A gov toe Kharkov aviation plant. will mean; of toe Investigation into the case. of the people has improved ninety ram out. The 30 year old Junior ernment spokesman said today that It was commissioned only last When Pastore returns to New per cent, for we have an unconquer ’That he must pay his farmers Doris Dnke Comes Into Her Leaguer had recei tly lost her hus WOODS FIRE RAGES week, on November 14, after under York, an effort will be made to Unit able people. the French door to peace is wide toe same price for fluid and excess band In an automobile accident. going a series of test flights which up Silverman with Connecticut as Senator McCarran then pointed In notes left behind she asked open to Chancellor Hitler of Ger milk that all other dealers pay their sociates. Those who have seen his Fortune Of 53 Millions In Joseph Stalin, head of toe Com farmers. The aversige price to pro out the benefits of the NRA, namely, that it not be called suicide — for ‘‘I many if he cares to dtter carrying munist Party, and other leading fig picture entertain toe belief that he the eHmlnation of child labor, the particularly dislike the world sui an olive branch. IN 2-MILE FRONT ducers will be raised rather toan has frequently been seen In and ures in toe Soviet Union acclaimed lowered without increasing toe price New York Today. shortening of hours of labor of the cide”—and explained she just This authoritative Invitation was as a new victory for toe Soviet avi about Hartford. worker, the opportunity for In wanted to go "out into space and made as a comment on an interview ation Industry. to consumers. creased employment Four million find out what it’s sdl about, and if with the German chief by Fernand They called toe plane toe pride of 'That he must fully account to MANIAC ANOUK of ten million idle are back to work there is not anything — that is O. de Brinon, a close friend of former toe board of milk control for toe Several residents of Somers re New York, Nov. 22.—(AP) — California Fire Warden Re toe Soviet air fleet. and it la only a question of time K. too.” Premier Edouard Daladier, publish 'The designer was Constantine A. use to which all of toe milk is put. ported to toe State Police yester Doris Ihike, who became today the when the others will return. Notes Found ’Too Late ed in the newspaper Le Matin. Kalinin, one of toe most prominent "That he can be certain that day that a man whose queer actions wealthiest glii In the world, ii The period through which Amer It was hours after she flew east- The Interview quoted Hitler as of ports That Blaze Is Now Soviet air technicians but no rela every farmer 'wlU r4*elve a fair created suspicions toat he was In ica has passed In the past four and spending her twenty-first birthday wsurd in the borrowed plane with fering peace and security to France tive of toe Soviet president, Michael sane and probably had escaped from one-half years h u caused us to take about enough gasoline to last four in return for equality for Germany. Out Of Control. Kalinin. (Gontlnoed on Page Two) some Insritution. had been seen in “Just like any other day.” Inventory of ourselves, not only as hours and take her some 350 miles Le Matin said Hitler visualized toe vicinity of toe murder spot She Isn’t even having a party— persona, but as a nation. That to sea, that airport authorities the greatest obstacle to accord be around 9:30 o’clock Monday morn this daughter of the late James B. which we centered upon has gone found the notes and began a search. tween France and Germany as the ing, about three hours before TonY Duke, who left her a 858,000,000 overnight. The depression h u been It was too late then. Then, too, in question of the Saar territory, now Los Angeles, Nov. 22 — (AP) — Mollnsky, a Somers newsboy, dis tobacco and water power fortune. a cruclj>le from wWch we will come her notes she had begged them not held by France; the French govern County Ifire Warden Spence Turner covered toe nude body in toe dltclu The fact that she now has control out cleaner and purer and a strong to undertake a dangerous search at 3:30 a. nj. (P. S. T.) today in PRESIDENT TO KEEP UP ment spokesman said, "the question Instltutlone were requeeted to re er and better people and nation. If of her fortune probably will not be which she said “wouldn’t do any is whether Chancellor Hitler will formed his headquarters here a port to toe police Immediately if mentioned at the great stone house other nations had gone through the good.” submit to the supervision of the brush fire raging along a two-mile same thing, their streets would run any Inmate had escaped during toe off Central Park where she was She was a graduate of National armament we know he is building.” front in a foothills residential dis past week. with blood. America hM endured GOLD CONTROL PLAN Cathedral School, Washington, D. trict was out of control, and asked bom. No Direct Parley Lieutenant Rumdl L Hammn, down to the dregs of poverty and C., and was considered an artist of for more fire fighters. This tableau tjrplfies her birth ’The spokesman rejected the idea who is directing the Investigation, hunger. exceptional ability. Last summer ’Turner cadled from his field head day: of direct conversations between said today toe reports on the alleged Early In the afternoon a tall Faith In Leadership she and her husband spent several Premier Albert Sarraut and Ch«m- quarters at La Crescenta. He ex In my travels through the coun months abroad. pressed fear for the saffety of at Says Nothing On Resignation insane man were being run
«n t Mr. Handy and Mr. Battey district has but on officer—the di AVIATION EXECUTIVE and Mrs. Battey were pres C0VEN1HY WOMENS FOOD KIWANIANS TO MEET rector. SOCIETYYUl^ talked on the activities, a t the . In the district meettags, men^ JOINS RADIO CLUB League. SALE HERE SATURDAY AT SHERIDAN MONDAY bare besides their district Local Stocks N. Y. Stocks William Higgins of the local officers, their dlreclor and their Trade School fac\ilty mtertalned votihg delegates may decide what ^ack Lenox Admitted To Mem> the members with hilarious imita Mrs. A. J. Vinton, Miss Cora May Decide To Hold Weekly position they will take on matters (Furnished by Putnam ft Co.) Adams Exp ...... 8H tions of a number of well known confronting the Association and in Central Row, Hartford, Conn. Prominent Amateur Tkeniani Kingsbury and Miss Catherine Mc- Luncheons There During the Air Reduc ...... 108 f berahip At Meeting Held comedians. Knlfht of Coventry, all well known struct their delegates and director Alaska J u n ...... 23H To Be Seen In “ And Marji . Here Last Night. locally, will be in charge of th( food Winter Season. how to vote. 1 P. M. Stooks Allegheny ...... 4^ Did” At St. Mary’s. cxnEP T^yo hfoohps sale to be held Saturtey beginning To Meet Often Allied Chem ...... 143^ Members of the Maaohester Bank Stoeka Jack Leoox, deputy oommlBslon* at 10 a. m. at the J, W. Hale Com- District meetings probably, will Am Can ...... 9914 “And Mary Did,” a threa-aet play K* of aviation in this atate, and hia Waterbury. Nov. 22.—(AP)— pansr's store. The sale is under the Kiwanis club will hold their lunch be held more frequent^ than in the Bid Asked Am Coml A lc o ...... 47^ Chief Two Moon Meridas who died Cap Nat Bank ft Trust 9 18 sponsored by the Girl’s Friendly So ion, Albert, were admitted to mem auspices and for the benefit of the eon meeting at the Hotel Sheridan past, the announcement said. Am For P o w ...... 10 H bership in the Manchester Radio November 2 left his entire estate Coventry Fragment society. In ad The state will be redistricted into Conn. River ...... 450 Am Rad St S ...... 14i4 ciety, wUI be presented Friday eve next Monday noon Instead of at the Club a< its regular meeting last to his widow, Helen G. Meridas, un dition to the usual line of baked 18 instead of 24 districts, the board First National of Htfd — Am Smelt ...... 47 . ning, at eight o’clock in the pariah Coimtry Club. Htfd. Coon. Trust ----- 40 night at the home of Forrest How- der a will which was admitted to foods to be found at such sales, the of directors will be reduced from 24 Am Tel and Tel ...... 119^ house of S t Mary’s Epiaoopal all of 8 Bdgerton Place. Twenty- probate this morning by Judge society members are to specialize to 21, directors will be elected direct Htfd. National B and T 14 Am Tob B ...... 75^ It Is expected that a decision will church. All the memben of ths five members attended the meeting. Dennis J. Slavln. The estate Is es on raised cake, raised doughnuts, be reached Monday on the question in the districts Instead of being Phoenix 8t. B and T . . — Am Wat W k s ...... 16^ West Hartford Trust.. — J. E. Handy, conununicatlon timated to be less than 85,000 as Parker House roUa filled cookies of holding the winter meetings at nominated in the districts and elect Anaconda ...... '...... 16 H cast have appeared In numerous manager of the American Radio Judge Slavin set a 80.000 bond for and delicious home made mince' the Sheridan or continuing at the ed at the annual meeting, imder the Insurance Stooks Atchison ...... 48^ plays given by local organlaatlona, League, and Mrs. Handy and Ever the executrix, Mrs. Meridas. The m eat The latter wUl be sold in Country Club. In the past, meatinga proposed program. Aetna Casualty ...... 42 Auburn ...... 46 and their ability as amateur play ett Battey, assistant communication chief left no other relatives. cartons of amount desired. always have been held at the Sheri Also directors will be elected for Aetna Life ...... 13 A'viatlon Corp ...... 8 ers is commendable. TTiey have Aetna Fire ...... 31 Balt and Ohio ...... 24'^ been requested to present the play dan during the winter and spring three year “staggered terms" in Bendix ...... 15% months and it is believed this pre stead of annually, the vote will be Automobile ...... 17 In Rockville on December 18, for Conn General ...... 23 Beth Steel ...... 33% the Epwortl League of the Method cedent may be followed out again limited to members of the Asso Beth Steel, pfd ...... 50 this year. ciation who sell milk through the Hartford Fire ...... 40 ist Eplacopa' church. National Fire ...... 41 Borden ...... 21 It Is a sort of play that every Delicious food Is now being serv Association and a new class of as- Can Pac ...... 12% ed at the Hotel Sheridan and the sociate members will be provided Hartford Steam Boiler member of the family will enjoy, Case (J. I.) ...... 75% for it is humorous as well as seri pricea are extremely reasonable. The for who will have no vote and who ' ...... Cerro De P a sco ...... 38% new manager, Joseph Loeffler, will be ineligible for elective office. Travelers 295 ous, and also romantic. Ches and Ohio ...... 40% Miss Margaret Robinson, as Mary formerly connected with the High No director or 'voting delegate Public UtilKies Stocks Chrysler ...... 49 Wise Smith land Hotel in Springfield, famous ■hall serve as a Tegular salaried Conn. SUec Serv ...... 36 Col Carbon ...... 61 Sterling, will ably play tbs part of HARTFORD for its cuisine, la exerting every ef empldyee of the Association, the Conn. Power ...... 84 Coml Solv ...... 32% the heroine: while William Davis, fort to make the local hotel popu plan announcement concluded. Greenwich, WftG, pfd. — Cons Gas ...... 37% Evelyn Bi.rrell, Dorthy Jensen, lar among local residents. As this announcement was made, Hartford. Efiec ...... 48 Cons Oil ...... 11% Frank Miller, Mary McCaughey, Hartford Gas .... Langdon Judd, Valette Turner, Dor 36TH ANNIVERSARY FEATURE As a majority of Manchester's the State Milk Control board made ...... 40 Cont Can ’ ...... 73 % do., pfd ...... othy Russell Alice NeU, and Wilbur business men are In favor of giving public figxires oh the estimated Bum, ____ 43 Com Prod ...... 71 S N B T C o ...... 100 104 Hadden will assist In Injecting into every support to the Sheridan so bar of quarts of milk sold during Del L and Wn ...... 25% Manofactaring Stocks Du P o n t...... 89% this play the seriousness, the com that the town can continue to boast September as 18,428,502 as compar edy, and the romance. Am Hardware ...... 19 Eastman K odak ...... 80 Sensational SALE! of having a first-class hotel, there ed with 17,941,290 quarts In Au Music will be furnished by the is reason to believe the Klwanls gust Am Hosiery ...... Elec and M u s ...... 3% Arrow H and H, co m .. Elec Auto L ite ...... 17 Maxwell Mandolin Ensemble. A vo Club will decide to hold the wlpter cal solo will be presented by Mrs. luncheon meetings at the hostelry. do., pfd ...... Gen Elec ...... 21% Billings and Spencer . Gen Foods ...... 35% Bert Judd, and a dance by Jean Clarke and Florence Johnson will be Cent. SUMMIT STREET LAYOUT Bristol Brass ...... 18H 18' Gen M otors...... 33% Men^s Wool do., pfd ...... 95 — Gillette ...... 10% given. BIG HAY STACK BURNS; Case, Lockwood and B — 300 Gold Dust ...... 19% The Candidates of the Girl’s TO BE CHANGED A UTTLE Collins Co...... Grigsby Grunow ...... 1% Friendly Society will sell home Cdlt’s Firearms ...... Homestake Mining ...... 308 made candy. SPECTACULAR BLAZE Elagle Lock ...... Hudson M otors...... 11 Plans Being Made to Shed Famir Bearings...... Int Harv ...... 43 Storm Water— Better Entry Fuller Brush, Class A Int N ic k ...... 23% DEPOT SQUARE SKUNK Fire Of Undetermined Origin To Oakland Street Gray Tel Pay Station. Int Tel and Tel ...... 14% Attracts Big Crowd Of Spec Hart and C ooley...... — 125 Johns Manville ...... 57% and — Kennecott ...... 23 Shirts Drawers tators This Morning. It is expected that a few minor Hartmann Tob, com .. 5 BROUGHT BACK ALIVE Ligg and Myers B ...... 87 changes from the original layout of do., pfd ...... 9 — Int Silver ...... 40 43 Loew’s ...... 30% Fire of undetermined origin de the Summit street extension, now do., pfd ...... Lorillard ...... 17% stroyed a part of a large stack of under construction as part of the 61 64 Nuisance Ended As Youth Landers, Frary ft Clk. 27 29 McKeesp Tin ...... 88 hay on the Starkweather property eW A program here, will be made, New Brit. Mch. com.. Mont Ward ...... 23% Captures Polecat This Morn next to the Icehouses located at the largely with a view to protecting 6% 8 ^ do., pfd ...... — 50 Nat Biscuit ...... 47% ing In Sack. comer of No. Elm street and Green residential property from being Mann ft Bow, Class A 3 7 Nat Cash Reg ...... 15% Road at 2 o’clock this morning. The flooded by storm water. A shallow do.. Class B ...... % _ Nat Dairy ...... 1413 Maze was spectacular for a short cut on the property of W. W. North and J u d d ...... 14 16 Nat Pow and L t ...... 9 The skunk that has been visiting time as the flames swept up the Robertson at Henry street is con Niles, Bern P o n d ...... 10 13 N Y Central ...... 37 In the vicinity of Depot Square In sides and over the top of the stack. templated by the new plan, the ex Peck, Stow and WUcox 2 4 NY NH and H ...... lT% the early hours of the morning and The horizon was lighted up bright cavated material to be used In a fill Russell Mfg ...... — 20 Noranda ...... 36 taking his departure along towards ly giving the impression of a big a short distance farther to the ScovUl ...... 22% 24% North Amer ...... 14% dawn, overstayed his usual hours blaze. north. Stanley Works ...... 19 21 Packard ...... 4 and as a result has been captured Fortunately the wind was from It is also expected that property Standard Screw ...... 40 45 Penn ...... 28 alive, but not before ample evidence the south so that sparks were car arrangements will be made where do., pfd., guar. .. 100 — Phila Rdg C and I ...... 4% that a member of the skunk family ried away from the Icehouses. Both by the layout will cut through the Sm)Tthe Mfg Co...... 20 — Phillips Pete ...... 17% had been In that vicinity. north end fire companies answered aide of a hill at William street, pro Taylor amd F en n ...... — n o Pub Serv N J ...... 33% At G:30 this morning Joseph the alarm and a line of hose was viding more fill material and bring Torrington ...... 38% 40'.. Radio ...... 7% Archivy, 19 of 23 North School (4 for $2.65) laid from the hydrant on No. Elm ing the extension out on Oakland Underwood Mfg ...... 32 34 Rem Rand ...... 7% street, was coming through the street south of Clemson’s and car street without a curve, a change Union Mfg Co ...... — 10 Rey Tob B ...... 46% yard^t the rear of the Mlntz build ried up the private road that crosses which would give a better view of U S Ehivelope, com... — 45 Sears Roebuck...... 44 ing and saw the skunk. He ran the ice pond dam t» the blaze. do., p f d ...... 70 — Socony Vac ...... 16% home, secured a bag and returning; the Manchester Green road at the South Pac ...... 20% A large quantity of water was new Intersection. Veeder Root ...... 14 16 found the skunk, still around. The Whitlock Coll Pipe . .. — 6 Sou P Rlc S ...... 37 young fellow wated while the used to drown out the fire and final Though the work on the exten South Rwy ...... 23% Made For the ly pitchforks were obtained eind the sion was not started until Monday J.B.Wil’ms Co. JIO par 35 40 skunk went back under the Mlntz St Brands ...... 23% building and as it again came out hay was spread out over the ground it is already taking such shape that St Gas and E l ...... 7% captured it, placed it In a bag and and soaked out bit by bit. a clear idea of the importance of St on Cal ...... 43% took it home He was In a hurry to U. S. Government the^new street can be had by ob- ABOUT TOWN St Oil N J ...... 46% servfets. • get to work so the skunk was not Tex Corn ...... 27% killed. He is going to wait until to MORRIS OUTLINES The Justamere Bridge club will Timken ^ U er Bear ...... 29% night after he has completed his By Famous hold its first meeting of the season ’Trans America ...... 6% day’s ork before killing It as he tomorrow afternoon with the presi Union Carbide ...... 48% wishes to save the fur. MILK PRICE PLAN CLEMENT M. SUMNER dent, Mrs. Cleo Chapman of Strick Unit Aircraft ...... 34 I land street. The meetings this year Unit Corp ...... 5% ' Makers As (Oontlnaed from Page Ooe) DEAD IN BOLTON will be held on 'Thursday Instead of Unit Gas Imp ...... 15 I YOUNG POLISH PEOPLE’S Friday afternoons. U S Ind Ale ...... 64% =hare of all the money spent for U S Rubber...... 18% milk by consumers." 'The Itallan-American Ladles Aid U S S m elt...... 100 DANCE ON SATURDAY Well Known Resident Victim U S Steel ...... 44% Of Pneumonia — Brother society will hold an Important busi PRODUCERS’ PROGRAM ness meeting this evening at 8 UtU Pow and L t ...... 2% Died In June. Vick Chem ...... 28 Hartford, Nov. 22.—(AP)— A o’clock tn the Cheney building. A Balloon dance will be given reorganization program for the Ckm- West U nion...... 57% West Sn and M fg ...... 41 Saturday evening at 'Turn ball. ROOT! nectlcut Milk Producers’ Associa Clement M. Sumner, well known 'The afternoon group of the Wes North street by the Young Polish farmer of Belton, died this morning Woolworth ...... 41 tion, that President Robert C. leyan Guild of the South Methodist EHec Bond and Share (Curb). 12% People's society. Henry 2kitkowskl, Mitchell calls “a new deal" for the In his home after an lUness of pneu church will meet at 1 o’clock to- the chairman, will be assisted by membership, will be submitted to monia since last Saturday. Mr. morrdw afternoon with Mrs. Lewis Chester Kosak, Miss Olive Skra- the association at a special meeting Sumner was 62 years old He was Haskins of 24 Ridge street. baez and Feliz Zatkowski. In addi WRIGHT! here on November 28. a brother of J. WTilte Sumner, for DR. MOORE DEVASTATES tion to special lighting effects the The new plan provides for a new mer judge of probate and town Shining Light Circle of Kings hall will be decorated with vari body of /otlng delegates in the dis clerk of Bolton. Judge Sumner died Daughters will have an important colored balloons, and a prize will be tricts Instead of the present “masr June 13 last. meeting this evening at the Center CHUCK POPULATION given to the couple who eucceeds In meeting" form of association gov Funeral services will be held Sat Congregational church, and all keeping their balloons intact for the ernment. Such a change would urday afternoon at 2 o’clock from members are urged to attend. lonsrest period. UTICA! eliminate the annual meeting for the late hom- In Bolton. Rev. Har Dr. D. C. Y, Moore, Manchester’s 'The Nove’ty dance given by the several thousands of farmers In old Wlltz will officiate at the serv Ward C!taeney Camp, Spanish ace woodchuck hunter, has already young people Saturday night was ices and burlsJ will be in Bolton Hartford in January, association American War Veterans, will bold picked off about 60 chucks so far exceptionally well attended and officials said. Center cemetery. their regular monthly meeting to this season, not on regular bunting prizes wers awarded to Miss Anna The deceased leaves one brother, Eighteen district directors and morrow nigh* in TinloBr Hall. trips, but while taking drives into Sllcz and John Kozlowskl of Rock Charles F. Sumner, Jr., of l^lton the country to answer profeselonal the 90 voting delegates—five from ville. The Blue Diamonds of New and O T H E R S and tbrse nieces. calls. each district—will name the direc Mons-Ypres Post and Auxiliary, Britain will play for the coming Bearers at the funeral will be: It has been the practice* of Dr. tors at large. With three of these, British War Veterans, will bold a dance. Leslie S. Bolton, Myron Lee, Her joint get-together in Tinker hail Moore for several years to carry the body that will transact other bert Hutchinson and R. Kneeland along a rifle with him when be has business of the sssoclation, now Friday, November 24, at 8 o’clock. Jone^, all of Bo’ton; Judge William Cards, dancing and an entertain bad to go into the country on calls. SJ. BRIDGET’S CANVASS conducted In meetings of the mem S. Hyde, of Manchester and George As bis chauffeur drives along he bership, will consist of 111 men. ment will be provided and all mem Merritt, of Andover. bers of the units and their friends keeps a lookout for wodocbucks. In quality is so high that if made today Delegates unable to attend meet are invited. this way he has shot an unusually FINISHES THIS WEEK ings may name alternates imder the large number of the animals. With could not sell new plan. NORWICH PLANT SOLD a special teleecope sight on bis rifle for less than $1.79 each! Winners at the card party held The specisl canvass of msmbsrs District Meetings last night at tbs home of Mrs. be has been able to Idll at long dis Instead of assembljring at Hart Norwich, Nov. 22. — (AP) — tance. Being a crack shot be has of St. Bridget's parish to raise funds What an unusual chance to buy all your winter un Deeds were filed today with the Mary Aceto for the benefit of the ford, members will vote In their dis Degree of Pocahontas were, first, made but few mlsees. to meet obligations that are about town clerk of the sale to Jacob R. to mature and to carry on other derwear at a tremendous saving! These heavy, warm 'Ideal for:' trict meetings, comparatively near Mrs. S. Muldoon and Cbaries Culot- their homes, said the Association Slosberg, wealthy coal dealer of this church work will end this week. garments were made for the U. S. Army some years Policemen Firemen city, of the Cortlcelll Silk O^m- ta; second, Mrs. A. Hennequln and announcement. Ralph Aceto; consolation, Mrs. Over an area that goes a« far north ago by the prominent manufacturers listed above. Street Geaners Truckmen Each district will have, in addi pany's plant In South Golden street. FRANCE HAS DOOR as South Windsor and Into that Tbs Hemlnway, Belden Company of Fegy and Harry Anderson. Every single piece bears the 0. K. stamp of a U. S. Chauffeurs Laborers tion to the director, who will be dis township, the campaign occupied trict president, the offices of five Putnam was the ellar. The plant considerable time. Tbe few p s ^ b - Taxi Drivers Ironworkers baa been idle several years. OPEN FOR GERMANY inspector. Their age has not harmed them (see U. voting delegates, a district vice HOSPITAL NOTES loners unreportsd at the last meet Motormen Conductors Future use of the property has ing of the committee are being call S. Testing Company report below). Every garment president and secretary-treasurer. not been Indicated by SlMberg. Hunters Engineers (Oontlnaed from Page One) ed upon this week sad by Friday It This will give an opportunity for While the price paid was not shown Is UNUSED. But a few are slightly stained. These Bricklayers Farmers outstanding members to serve the Miss Marion C^rawford of 86 Is expected tbe final report will be stains will readily wash out (see the Testing Com in the papers It Is understood to Hamlin street was dlscbargsd and l5eputles and of the people, the completed. Reports already tumsd Longshoremen Fishermen Association in posts of responaibili- have been about 815,J00. Last year ty- Eklward Zimmerman of 846 Main spokesman added, are eager for In shows that tbs canvass was a pany’s report below). SHIRTS; PuUover styles with the buildings and land wers assessed street and Dorothy Oerlcb of 684 All other outdoor workers, se well Under the present system, each for 883,600. for direct dealings with. (Germany, success dad tbs amount set out to round neck and long sleeves. Gray color. 8m ^ a * every man who wears heavy North Main street were admitted but be denied the report that Le raise has been secured. medium or large sizes. DRAWERS: Ankle length underwear. yesterday. Matin’s interview was Intended to style. Gray color. Small, medium or large sizes. WlUiam Reid of 88 lilac street plow the ground for French over was admitted at 12:05 this morning tures to Hitler. and treated for a deep laceration TESTED AND EXAMINED BY MAIL AND PHONE ORDERS FILLED over the right eve. Reid was struck STOCKS and BONDS by a car driven by James F. Adams THE UNITED STATES of 860 Main street on Center street CN.& ORDERS BOUGHT AND SOLD FOB YOUB ACCOUNT at 11:40 p. m. TESTING CO., Wise Sitiith & Co., Hartford, Conn. Bmeet Chappell of 44 Main ON ANY EXCHANGE Hartford, Nov. 22.— (AP)—Three MAE Please send me the following Shirts and street, Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers of 82 INC. promotions sad one transfer In the Drawers at 69c, 4 for $2.65. Mountain Road, RockvUle, and Mrs. Connecticut Nstionsl (3uard were I have facilities to handle your business in a cred Ernest Sherman of 218 School announced today by the Adjutant street were discharged today. m IK t. AGE. “These garments do SHIRTS itable manner. Why not discuss your investments with General's office. not appear to have deterior Sergeant Everett L. Preece, Head Quantity Small Iffedinm Large me ? When you deal with a local man he has your in DRUMMAJOR SHEA DIES quarters Battery and Combat 'Train ated during storage.” 2nd Battalion, 192nd Field Artillery terests in mind and will treat you accordingly. CJommis- Waterbury, Nov. 22— (AP)— WEST has been made a second lieutenant Peter J.- Shea, who was known sions and quotations are uniform. In the Field Artillery and has been IN K UO WOOL CONTENTS. “The throughout Connecticut and the assigned to Headquarters Battery following results are based east as drummajor of the historic and Ck)mbat Train and Battalion Mattatuck drum corps, died of 192nd Field Artillery. on the moisture free weight heart dlaease this rooming In »8t. Quantity, Sergeant Tbomae J. Conlin, Bat VM NO of samples.” WOOL 50.8%. Small Medium Large Marjr'i hospital. Mr. Shea, who tery' B., 192nd Field Artillery bad A A R O N COOK was manager of the J. J. Price bera ^ipointed second lieutenant. COTTON 49.2%. printing buslneea, was also noted as Field Artillery and assignsd to 865 Main Street TeL 4294 an orator and toastmaster. During Battery E., 192nd Field Artillery. ANGEL the World War, he was one of the STAINS. “The discolora N a m e ...... Private first class Shrerett W. moct prominent workers in Liberty RoUason, Battery F., 192nd Field LAST 2 DAYS tions which appear on the FIRE AND AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Loan and similar campaigns. He A d d ress...... Artillery baa been ramed second garments were removed MANCHESTER INSURANCE SERVICE held scores of meut>ls for champion lieutenant. Field Artillery and as during an ordinary scour □ Charge □ C. 0 . D. □ Cash ships in baton-twirling eompetl* signed to battery F., 192nd Field ing.” ' C. W. Englaiul Aaron Cook tioos, and had led his notsd band In ArtUery. □ Money Order pnbile celebratlonL to svery d ty of iacemd Lieutenant Raymond A. Phones: 4294— S451 Oomieetieot, In New York, WaA- (Slbson, Oivalry reserve baa been Ington, Rldmamid, Vk., and elsa- transferred to Troop A. 122nd whart, I Cavaliy. STA' / .. V PAGE THR135 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHESTBR, GONN^ WEDNESDAY, NQVEMIBER 22,198$.. ’ -Its
<» 69 of the liv«J7 iq^i^lcatloiu and UNDBERGRS ARE RESTING httch-h k e r killed 76 more api>UcationB have been a»- CIVIL WORKS WAGE WOMENS LEAGUE APOKISHUSTCn signed for heading between Novem BY HTT-RIIII DRIVER ber 22 and 28. \ 45 CENTS PER HOUR IN THE AZORES TOOAY SESSIONS BEGUN PASSEHGER PEilM IS How to Stop a Cold Horta Azores, Nov. 22.— (A P) — '' Bridgeport, Nov. 22.— (AP) — ColoneL imd Mrs. Chsurles A. Lind Stepping out into the road to flag a bergh, rested after their nine hun motor cam, , police say, Xavier Rak- Quick as You Cought It Officials Here Were Under dred mile flight from Lisbon, laid Voters Gronp Starts Anmial kuskes, 16, of 18 Green street, Public Utilities Commission plans to
Cross* Bisters, the Misses BIa and Beatrice HamiltoiL ANDOVER Mrs. Frank Hamilton apent Mon day in Hartford. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Mr. and Mrs. Wallaee Hilliard Mr. and Mrs. ’Thomas L«wls, Bur ‘cl: ■«,4 two sons visited friends in Man ton Lewis and John Qoodl|jan wew VVEONE8DAY, NOVEMBER (Central and Eastern Standard Time) chester Simday. guests Sunday of M n. Lewlr nroeranu to key and basic chains or m npa thereof unleaa apeol- Emery Fellows, of South Coven brothdr-ln-law and sister, Mr. and J e d ,c------^ ^ o * S 5 S !^ ^ t o c) L s l ^ t l o n includes alfaTallable stations. WedneBdmy, N ov. 2* try, ^vas a caller in town Sunday Mrs. Charles Henry In Mansfidd Programs subject to change. P. M. CenL EasL 4:00—Claude Hopkins’- Orchestra. evening. Center. 6:46— 6:46— Music Box — wabc only; The Case paper mill, which has All The NEWEST FALL and NBC-WEAF n e t w o r k George Hall Orchestra—chain 4:30— N ew s iTashes. Rev. Wallace Woodin, Mr. and BASIC — East; weaf w ^ w e e l wtlc 6:00— 7:00—Myrt A Marge—east only 4:35—Educational Feature. Mrs. Erskin Hyde and Frank Brown been shut down for over two weeks, wjar wtac wcsh wfl wilt wfbr \^c w ^ 6:15— 7:16-t-Just Plain Bill — oMt; 4:45—Ye Happy Minstrels. Attended the Tolland county jroung started ’Tuesday with most of the ■when wcae wtam wwj wsal; Mid. kro Travers lOrch.—Dixie: Panico Or- WINTER STYLES Reduced To •wmaq wcfl '’^oc-s^o w(w wdaf wttf ches,—midwest: Texas Rangers—^w 5:00—Skippy. people’s rally of religious education employes worldng, NORTHWEST & CAN^IAN — wtmj 6:30— 7:80—Music on the Air — 5:15—Jack Brooks, orchestra. at Tolland Simday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Wedter DeMont, of wlba kstp webc wday kfyr crct cf
.STUDIO COUCH $1.49 MAGAZINE BA SK ET...... $1.19 You’ve Been Looking Fori Buy Now and Save. Heavy Steel Castings Built To LOUNGE CHAIRS L ast Covered in Rost and Green Tapestry. tl9 M $6.95 METAL B E D S ...... $4.95 Values.
NEW LOW PRICE ON $4.98 COFFEE TABLES...... $3.49 $14.95
10 TUBE RADIO $1.49 END TABLES...... $1.00 HIGH CHAIRS .. .,...... $3.98 Formerly $51.00 69c FLOOR COVERING...... 49c Unfinished Kitchen Chairs $1.49 Values Now $49.50 $17.50 BREAKFAST SET...... x. $11.95 $ 1 .0 0 $5.00 Down. $5.00 Monthly. $7.95 UTILITY CABINET ...... $5.95 Sturdy—Windsor Back. What statiiHi? Tom the dial to the call letter. No numbers to remember. That’s Instant Dial $1.49 SILK BED LAM PS...... 98c Odd Dininsr Room Chairs ing! Powerful Super-Heterodype with Sup^- Dynamie Speaker. Enormous distance-getting Come in and look these couches over, they’re a $29.50 CHINA CABINET...... $14.95 $2.98 / good value at $37.50. Our price is o n ly ...... Mwer; tunes sharp! Licensed by R.C..^ and HazelUne. And a low Ward price! Others As Low As $18.50. f Day Beds Priced At $13.50. OUr low overhead tells the story, ontgom ery ar d HOME OF GOOD BEDDINO. Montgom ery War d M W 824-828 MAIN STREET 824-828 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. MAliCHESTiBB, A. W. BENSON 8upp«»t Your l y Atteafling The BeneM Opaeert, Moedey/lfeertaiier ^ ^ ' ^ T il Mala Street ioAnm tn K o ek Support Ypht Hospital ^ A tto i^ ic The Bmieflt.Gmicert M i t I . ' ■ • :: ‘ ■* '.'^y • • ‘ '' 'C I fr-f 7 P 1 B S S C V |CAHGHl»rBRinnBNmGBlRALD;MANGHB9pS.00NN^ WSDNESDAT, NOVEBIBEB 22, IMS. lianrlrrHtrr the chief eKeeutlye of tbe error of poor—and' tbe Hsrr Bom too busy gested she model a few of the cos with rickets dofs. not stand up nor Toe all his fiscal ideas and tbe complete flgtathiir for Ms job. tumes. A littl*- worried, but stCl wMk as soon as bs should and About game, she steppod into the ant wisdom of those Sprague tbeorlee tbs abdomen bsooniM large and room, looked the door loeuroW, and HEALTH-DIET ADVICE QUBSTlONi Aim Sttnttag 9m ld which made him a valuable labor SOMERS MURDER changed. Then she found she flabby. Every mother should loam rUBUSHBO BY T U BY DR. f L i M B M cCOY er in the vineyard of tbe Bank of wouldn't open the doer. All her these early symptoms of rloksts (Follow fiBRAl MANCTBSTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEM BI^^, ,'v' -V -!'' IV ALU E Sn ISPECIALS!! IVAMJEStl ISPECMLSII CELEBRATION The Most Accommodating A Selling Drive Sponsored By Shopping Center In Manchester The Rubinow Building Merchants Every member below plfedges the very best at the very lowest prices. In Honor Of The First Anniver THESE ARE OFFICIAL MEMBERS sary Of The Arthur Drug Store. SHOP AT THESE STORES i THE ARTHUR DRUG STORE ...... “X D O A T MISS THIS EVENT R U B IN O W ’S ...... F^hlon Center. The merchants in this building will each give Jfl»=SC83K;,jUu. you their own particular values that will make you NORTON SHOE CO...... “KL?4,Sr. ^ ^ ™ .A ti realize that you have received a bargain. THE TEXTH.E STORE ...... - . . and Draperies. The merchants in this building will have ample POPULAR MARKET ...... , ...... The Best of Foods At the Lowest Prices. Yi clerks to handle each customer with their usual Mary EHzabeth BEAUTY NOOK.. . . * * “ ®“ ‘ courtesy and attention. GOURLEY THE TAH.OR ...... Satlafsction Onaranteed. The attention of all Manchester and vicinity will CAPITOL BARBER SHOP ...... A Shop otf the Hlgrher T3rpe. be focused on these three big bargain days. HOLDEN-NELSON ...... Estate — Insurance. IDEAL FINANCE CO ...... obtain Money Here At Ideal Terms. /I READ and HEED! A V I • - r f t t '■f • i * \ f/f f f‘ * ’i % ^ ^6) r i .A ( i t / v.-:4 / 2rr ‘ T{ 'i.*i >i i* A V.. V* .». ri' i' \ r .- I (A ^ A . V' \W m Vi y H .:^r Vy/i ‘V-* / A\ ^ I I 1s i Hu {i' U (h m t i A Group Of Merchants Who In Themselves Compose A Complete Department Store. Here You Can Purchase Nearly All You Need At Modern, Up-To-Date Stores And At Fair Prices MANCHESTER’S GREATEST, MOST SENSATIONAL SALE Thurs. fix THE INSIDE OP THESE ADVERTISEMENT SHEETS ARE CHOCK FULL OF BONAPIDE SPECIALS! THESE SPECIALS AND EVEN MORE ARE ON DISPLAY AT THE VARIOUS STORES WHOSE ADVERTISEMENTS APPEAR WITHIN THESE PAGES! Read Every Word Of This Advertisemeint! SPECIALS ARE MANY . j Jv» -. ■ m ssM im IVALI • '• ,.v| -.i’- - • 'T- -. *' EIGHT BIAN (^^TER EVENmq HERALD, KANPHESTER, OONN^ /WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1988. 'V'; THE NORTON SHOE ______\ ' ' POPULAR MARKET fhit SoitafioiitH 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING t - If w WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES TO AR TH U R’S DRUG STORE Our Anniversary Sale offers all a chance to \ luy the Best at the Lowest Possible Price. Take advantage of this Sale! W sB t. I STEAK SALE CHILDREN’S SPECIAL! ROUND - SIRLOIN OR PORTERHOUSE HOSIERY SHOES and Tested $1.00 Value I STEAKS See them cot any thicknese-r-any size. Our Regular 1st Quality Hose. OXFORDS Cut from Heavy Steer Beef! Full Fashion Chiffon and Service FRESH KILLED , W eights YOUNG MARYLAND THE NORTON SHOE AGAIN LEADS ALL Take Advantage Of This Timely Sale And Lay TURKEYS In Your Seasons Supply! IT WILL PAY YOU! RIB END THE NORTON LINE OF $3.00 SHQES, Now Roast Pork AH LEGS OF MILK-FED Heels VEAL All Sizes SALE VEAL STEW C Breast VEAL OXFORDS All LAMB STEW PIGS FEET Widths PUMPS 5 ^ PORK lb . BOIUNG BEEF STRAPS KIDNEYS TIES OTHERS AT $3.00 LEAN SPRING Pork Chops Lamb Chops 1 0 « »- U V 2 C lb. REMEMBER! THESE ARE ALL NEW FALL AND WELTER STYLES! YOU’LL WONDER HOW WE CAN DO IT! AMERICAN BOLOGNA WE CARRY AN UNBEATABLE LINE OF MEN’S SHOES! NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE ON WINTER NEEDS MINCED HAM YOUR CHOICE VEAL LOAF THE NORTON SHOE POLISH RINGS LOW PRICE APPEALS — WHEN STYLE REVEALS ^ 847 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDING MANCHESTER FRESH GROUND ACORN BEST WISHES TO THE ARTHUR DRUG ON THEIR BIRTHDAY. HAMBURG SALAMI C lb . 2 »». 2 9 ' aA to .o rTC Crf ■i- .r>v?5 ’ i .ooO T -i ,n -i ■ REAL MONEY-SAVING FISH SPECIALS Capitol Barber Shop TAILORING BOSTON FANCY SELECT Life without in STEAK BLUE OYSTERS 843 Main Street Over Arthur’s Drug Store dustry is guilt. c lb. I. pt. Haircuts 40c W e Specialixe In Industry with Children out art is brutality. Shave DR. So in tailoring. FRESH Haircut and Share MARSHALL'S STEAK STEAK “Anything in ike c o b HAUB1IT SMELTS . Both For 6 0 e trade.” SCALP 2 1 « > > . 1 9 « i b . Make It A Habit To • Closed OaUy Frbni It to 1 TREATMENTS Exeept Setnrd»y. Patronize This Modem BONELESS SWORDFISH FAN CY h Barber Shop We invite all those suffer ing from scalp ailments to FILET STEAK MACKERBIil Where Service and Workmanship Is Always The Best! visit us. We treat all forms JNO. GOURLEY CUSTOM TAILOR 2 6 « Congratnlatimis To of dry, itchy scalp or loss of , r- American and English Diplom ^ _ — ^ j lammS The Arthur Drug Store. hair and dandruff. Rubinow Building 7T TV s UANGHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CCfeJN, WEDNESDAY, NOVE^ER 22,198& ITHURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY W F R EE GIFTS TO AIXII EE GIFTS TO ALLII •V'W OUR THAHKS TO MANC^SESTER •>' -SM On the occasion of this First Anniversary, Arthur’s wirfi tothaiik the peo^e of Manchester for their continued and loyal support fit gratitude for this support we » e offering at this m e, hundreds of nationally advertis^ items at extremely low pnces. Take advantag^f these offers. Stock up on the Anniversary specials at these money saying prices. Then, too, we will have a gift or two for.our customers during this Anmversary Sale. BfEN! LADIES! ^ A FREE box of A FREE package of POPULAR BRAND RADIUM STEEL A R T H U R ’S D R U G STORE FACE POWDER RAZOR BLADES With every purchase of With every purchase of ^^Originators Of Reasonable Drug Prices 50^ or over 50^ or over Satisfaction and Quality as >vell as Price. Every item you buy here is Gupanteed. LADIES! This is some offer. Don’t miss MENIDon’t miss this offerl Two styles of OUR POLICY: To give you Service, h, even if partly used, and get your money back. Can you ask for anythiifg more it. Quantity limited. Come Early For blades to fit Gem or GUlette type. Quantity Return anything you are not satisfied wit tore. We are as near to you as your telephone. Dial 3806 for deliveries. Yours! limited. Get Yours Early! fair? Come in and make our store your s LOOK AT THESE VALUES READ THESE PRICES FREE! WITH ANY PURCEIASEI FREE! FREE! TO THE KIDDIES ONLY! FREE! A new 1934 Calendar with a weather thamometer on it—4o the A Hardwood Ruler or a Jig-Saw Puzzle with any purchase, Quan- first thousand («ly ! tity Limited—Come Early!' $1.50 Citrocarbonate, 8-oz...... 96c THOUSANDS Dextro-Maltose, all numbers ...... 57c $1.50 Myleadof, reg. size...... $1.09 o f 35c Adhesive, J. & J...... 16c $1.00 Scott’s Emulsioii, large ..... 65c Yeastfoam Tablets, reg. 50c...... 35c Yellow or Black Nipples...... 4c Beecham’s Pills ...... , 16c-33c Ex-Lax .. .<...... 7c-16c,29c FiREE! Bayer Aspirin...... llc-20c-59c Feen-a-mint...... 10c-16c-29c 50c Creo T erpki...... 26c Bell-Ans, reg. 25c...... 16c Vick’s Cough Drops, reg. 10c . .... 5c SOo 25c Seidlitz Powders, 12’s ...... 14c Sunset BROMO- Samples Vick’s or Ephedrine Nose Drops .. 34^ QUININE R u bin e...... 19c-42c-76c » r Dyes A Bag Containing Many Samples of Popular Aqua Velva, reg. 50c...... 29c 60c Lady Esther Cream ...... 35c Nationally Known Brands of Merchan Anacin Tablets...... 14c-59c 50c Phillip’s Milk of Magnesia...... 29c dise Will Be Given Free With Every Tangee Lipsick, reg. $1.00...... 63c 25c Citrate of Magnesia...... 14c Purchase of 50c or Over. In This Way Your D0lla?rs Will Ovaltine, Free Shaker...... 69c Beir* Hill’s Cascara Quinine...... 16c 25o Do Double Duty. Cream of Nujol-Emulsion Psyll Seed ...... 57c KOTEX GEM 75c Doan’s or Gibson’s Kidney Pills...... 45c OB BLADES Hinkle’s Pills or Saccharin Tablets...... 15c MODESS $1.00 Viosterdol, Mead’s, Sq'uibb’s, Park-Davis ...... 49c Milk of Magnesia Tooth Paste, reg. 25c...... 9c Hundreds Of Other Items On Sale Too Numerous To Mention On This Page! V $5.00 B eg. STOCK UP READ SOME OF THE MANY COTY 20c HAVE YOU EVER’ SEEN SIGNS ON OUR WINDOWS. V^-Plnt 'PEMTJMES VALUES? COME iN AND YOU WON’T STAY OUT! Peroxide LOOK AROUND! ON THESE ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS A L L ODOBS Electric Vaporizers...... 98c I Cigar Dept. Specials $1.00 Squibb Adex Tablets...... 72c Candy Dept. Specials ‘ ' BLENDED TYPE CIGARETTES Epsom Salts, Best Grade...... lb. 9c Pound Box Assorted Chocolates...... 29c OLD GOLD — LLCXT STBIK6 — CAMEL — CHE8TEBFIELD Beg. B eg. SOo All $1.00 Boxes Schrafft Chocolates...... 79c 50o Ipana, Squibb,' Boric Acid, reg. 25c...... 14c Hind’ s Peps^ent or pkg* "*egular $1.50 Whitman Samplers---- $1.23 Honey Almond Kolynos Squibb Halibut Livef O il...... 56c Lotion Tooth Paste LUXURY TOBACCO, regular 10c package. Boy 3 for Regular $1.00 ApoUo Chocolates ...... 79c 25e and get an extra one Free. Heating Pads, 3-Heat, reg. $5.00. . . . $2.98 Bittersweet Choc. Pepp. Patties...... lb. 32c 15c PKG. EDGEWORTH TOBACCO AND ANY Woodbury’s Soap, large 25c cake ...... 12c Assorted Hard Fancy Cuts, 15c-20c-30c-50c REG. 50c PIPE— BOTH F O R ...... 39c Imported Russian Mineral Oil ... pint 38c 2-Lb. Box Goebel’s CJhocolates...... 99c FULL POUND CAN EDGEWORTH TOBACCO AND Beg. B eg. New Hershey Bar, Mild - Mellow. .Vzlh. 11c gLOi 260 REG. $1.00 POUCH (Holds Pipe and Tobacco)— Soaps—Lux, Palmolive, Lifebuoy . . . 5c P in t Johnson’ s Nestle’s Half-Pound Bars...... — 14c NUJOL Baby Talc Insulin Needles, reg. 15c...... 9c Hershey Kisses, Milk Chocolate...... lb. 29c ALL 10c TOBACCOS...... 3 for 23c .37c-69c ALL 15c TOBACCOS...... 2Jor 25c Squibb Cod Liver Oil ...... Old Fashioned Hoarhound Drops.... lb. 23c ALL 10c CIGARS...... 3 for 25c pint 16c FACTORY SECRETS CIGARS ...... 10 for 25c Rubbing Alcohol, B est...... ALL 5c GUMS, CANMES, MINTS AND DROPS ...... 3'" 10c Box of 1 0 0 ...... 32.25 Jergen’s Bath Soap, box of 6, reg. $1., 54c Values Specials CAKE,. THESE REG. 50c ICE CREAM ANV o f THESE SHAV- SHAMPOOS AND COFFEE m G CREAMS R E A D ^ OR TEA LOOK! REG. H A S 29c PALMOUVE Dm. LTONTS WILLIAMS’ e d r o l a x PURE NOR SA LTS TOOTH WOODBURY’S COLGATE’S MIRRORS W E G IA N OOD FBEE22SONE LB. BORIC ACID MULSIFIED COC. OIL WOODBUBT’S p e r t u s s i n LIVER on. io > l i s t e b i n e PINT, PLAIN OE ATWOOD’S BITTEBS POND’S CREAMS PACKER’S b e s i n Ul OINT. .LiiriCBUOT 100 Norwich Aspirin S6c TALCUMS WiLPROOT HALEY’S M-O -VITAMIN 50c BRILLIANTINES Soda Fountain Specials L A V E N D E E f SMITH BHOS.’ SYBT7P KREMAL MEN t m O I.I^^D BATH POWDERS 50c HAIR POMADES Hot C hocolate...... 5c HAIR’A-GAIN Banana Splits ...... 10c g l e e i n j a b MU&'TEROLE S6c LOTIONS Cup of S ou p ...... 5o V IC K ’S BU B Ice Cream Sodas ...... lOo W ILLIAM S’ b BUSHLESS BARCELONA Hot Malted M ilk ...... 5 c AD Milk Shakes...... lOe REG. flA t i X nf COUGH COMPACTS b a t h s a l t s ANT B.EG. S5c MIXTURES l o o s e p o w d e r DB. SCHOLL'S HAVE A CUP OF TEA OR COFFEE AT NO CHARGE— BE OUR GUEST! OR O A B E -S PLABTEB OB READ PIE Hot UWK d i f f e r e n t FOOT REMEDY All 16o Sandwiches ...... 8c Pies or Cakes ...... 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Queer Twiate T he H igh School W orld In Day's News ':^oL L, No. 20. Wednesday, November 22, 1933 Compiled by Stndents of Manchester High School Mias Helen Eites, Faculty Adviser PhlladdphiaA-Childheod’s mystic New FaduoD WUpsy Shbwf language, “Pig Latin,” had Judge .'V-« FIRST NAHONEHY DRAMATIC CLUB GIRU TRADE SCHOOL TO HEAR Theodore Roaen atumped but an in BOOK FESTIVAL' terpreter saved the 4ey< H,rs. Agnes h New York iU GIVE MILNE PROGRAM Ktl.S. Devlin, suing her husband for sup PROMINENT CITIZENS port, presented a letter In the ASSEMBLY IS HELD ATBLOOMHELD cryptic code which she said was Costume. Sock and Buskin Girls Put On Industrial and Business Lead written by another woman. It was signed “ Ovela Omefra Oxxrya Dramatic Sketches At Na ers Included In Assembly Onkeyma.” The Judge had to have New York, Nov. 22^— Sutherland Selects All-East Football .V 'i \ OLYMPIC BODY TO All-East Grid Eleven NINE COLLEGES R ACE RAY MOZZER NAMED AS BEST Flrtt Team Second Team CONSDER DEMAND Player^-Team Poe. Player-p-Team MEN ON FIRST ELEVEN; Bogrdanski, Syracuao-.2.L. E...... •...Kopzsae, Army C. C. I. L. FOOTBALL PU YE R TO WARN GERMANY Glazer,,Dartmouth...... L. T ... ^ . .Niceolai, Duqueane Jabloni^ Army...... L. G,...... Hartwif, Pittsburgh Harbold, Navy...... C. • .Kalbaugb, Princeton ARMY, PriT HAVE TWO ON ALL-STAR ELEVEN U. S. M e d To TeB Hitler Burzio, Carnegie Tech.. .R. 6 ...... Rado, Duqueane THREE FROM M . H. S. Walton, Pittsburgh...... R. T...... Sino, Fordham Hard To Differentiate Be That Attitade Toward Skladany, Pittsburgh---- R. E...... Stewart, C am ^e T. BOWLING CHOSEN ON LEAGUE Montgomeryji Columbia. .Q. B...... Solcau, Odgate tween First and Second Buckler, Aiiny...... L H.. •...... Lassiter, Yale KNIGHTil 6 f PYTHIAS Jews Hay Cause With LeVan, Princeton... . .R. H...... Biyers, BuckneU Danowski, Fordham...... F* B.. ..Weinsto^, nttsbuzgh to the K. of P. League last night Team, Sajs Fameni ALL-STAR ELEVEN at Murphy’s. Alleys Team No. 4 drawal From Games. tcMk 8 p ^ t s from Team No. 2, while Team No. 1 split even with Coach; Montgomery, Team No. 8 each team taking 2 Bob Smith and A1 Saimonds Washington, Nov. 22 — (A P ) — points. Bockler, LeVan and Dan The American Olympic Association YALE-HARVARD RATED BL. or P. Are Other Two Selected; today considered a demand that No. 1 Germany be wsumed any continued R. Anderson ....89 106 97 291 owski In Backffeld. discrimination against Jewish ath E. Erickson .. 108 109 91 303 West Hartford Places letes would mean United States EQUAL CHANCE TO WIN A. Anderson ...87 86 102 275 Carl Gustafson 94 97 88 274 withdrawal from the 1986 Olym By JOCK SUTHERLAND piad. T o t a ls ...... 878 897 878 1143 Cosseh, University of Pltttixurgh Four Men On Team. An effort was reported among one Member NEA Service Afl-Amerlea bloc of delegates to have the asso N o. I Experts Shy At Naming Fa TEACHING RULES C. O. Anderson .88 85 92 276 Committee. ciation in its quadrennial session go (C opyrisht. 1988, NEA Service Oorp.) stU] further and recommend the J. Wexmergren .102 83 102 287 81 111 289 1958 CBNTEAL, LEAGUE 1936 gsimes be moved away from vorite In Annual Grid C. Hultgren ... 97 Pittsburgh, Nov 22.—It Is very FOR m PROS. A . C a r ls o n ...... 98 95 100 283 ALL-STAR ELEVEN Berlin. difficult for a coach to pick sui sdl- Representatives of 71 amateur star team of any sort. He does zxot Boyd of West Hartford sport governing bodies accredited to Classic; EGs Have Sfight T otals ...... 886 344 405 1184 L eft End the meeting were informed of a Trick Ideas To Be Ont Rer^ No. 4 have the time to tie every player KUby of Bristol cable from German International Edge; Army and Navy I. Carlson .... 109 89 106 804 In smtion, sjxd In many cases he^ Left Tackle Bay Mozxer'^ Bob Smith Olympic committee representatives O. Johnson .... 86 94 85 266 Manchester High’s two outstanding backs, both of whom will return C. A. Anderson .80 100 97 277 must do an Injustice to members of Nrison of West Hartford reiterating the^ pledge made first after, P, G. A. Roles After his own squsuL This year I have L eft Guard next faU, were selected on the C. C. L L. All-Star grid eleven, named by in Vienna, that there would be no Prepare For Big Battle. a B o lin ...... 99 98 101 298 Tracey of West Hartford the coaches of the League teams at a meeting last night Mozzer finished discrimination against Jewish ath seen a mxmber of good footbedl the season as the League’s leading scorer and Is a triple threat man of 881 889 1144 players, representing eastern Center letes- or any others. . Disensdon. T o t a ls ___ ..... 874 IMmore’of East Hartford splendid ability. Smith is rated by Coach Kelley as the most improved Observers here estimated, how By Ai KitBEBT HJt Kit N o. 2 teaixxs. I have talked w ith other 258 'Blgrbt Guard player on the local team and is a fine kicker and passer. ever, that barring a change In E. Berggren ... 87 86 coaches whe have seen other play Kiernan of West Hartford sentinient in the powerful Amateur New York, Nov. 22— (AP)—Twice C. L Anderson . 98 85 278 ers, and my scouts have brought Chicago, Nov. 22.— (AP) — W ork 278 Bigrht Tackle Athletic Union, that group could beaten Yale meets twice beaten Har E. Tboren ...... 94 99 back offlclrt data on players they ing in union after the stormiest 290 Saimonds of Manchester sway a clear majority of the asso vard at CAmbridgo Saturtey, but It A. Berggren .. Ill 76 have observed. wouldn’t make any difference tf meet yesterday since Its organiza to my all-eastenx selection for ]^g^ht End ciation’s votes. At the Pittsburgh tion, the Professional Golfers Asso- Frolher of East Hartford meeting of the A. A. U. a resolution they'd lost all their previous games. T o t a ls ...... 890 346 868 1104 1933, it has been hard, with a few This Is the one that counts. For eiation of America, has decided to exceptions, to differentiate between Qnarterback Opinion Evenly Divided was adopted asserting Germany al automatically qualify all Ryder Cup that reason, alone, the experts rare the first two teams, and between Cote of Bristol ready had broken this pledge a players for the P. G. A. golf cham SOITTH BfETHODIST Left Halfback least “indirectly” and that unless ly are willing to InstaU dther Blue those finally selected and those that or Crimson a decided favorite. All pionships and to establish a man must be left off. Of course, such Bob Smith of Manchester the Hitler government changed Its datory set of teaching rules. to the South Methodist bovdlxxg Bls:ht Halfback position “in fact as well as In that has gone before can be tossed league last night. Team No. 4 took' players as our own Muggsy Skla On ‘ *Dead-Ball’ ^ Ruling out as irrevekmt The proposal to allow automatic dany, Jack Buckler and Pete Jablon- of Manchester theory” the Olympic association qualification in the P. G. A. cham three points from Team No. 8, while Fullback should be directed not to accredit Only SUght Edge Team No. 1 took three iioints from ski were outstanding, and could ixot pionships to Ryder Cup players be Ignored. George Washington Unlveraity any American athlete to the Beritn There will -be no heavy leaning came after a revolt threatened to 'Team No. 2. to the first match, A. either way although Yale, with per Hough hit high single of 136 and Here are my selections and the team and Clair Bishop, Nebraska gam es. " break up the orgamlzatlon. reasons: AD-Star Players Think It Re Some 16 amendments to the as haps a slight edge in the line, ap Last September, several Ryder high three st^g of 336. to the Three Manchester H l^ grid play- guard. THE ENDS: Bogdanskl at Syra sociation’s constitution and by-laws pears a thin sliver the strongest Cup pla rers,. campaigning for the other match, T. Smith hit high sin ^ wore awarded plax^ on the Cen Bill CJorbus, star Stanford guard, 3 cuse is one of the best ends of the awrited consideration, as well as a The Ells have ' eaten Maine, 'Wash cup and exhibition money in Elng- gle of 111 and high three string of tral Connecticut Interscholastic duces Thrills But Many for instance, thinks this rule has east. He is a good pass receiver, an ‘ jynipr* AU-Star eleven, selected last helped reduce injuries but suggests move to create finance committees ington A Lee, Brown and Dtirtmoutb land. Insisted gn automatic qualifi 315. N o. S intelligent defensive man, and has "iiilfht by the coaches of the six mem it be modifled to make it a “zone for all the sports to be represented while losing to Army and Georgia. cation. At first, it was refused, but T. Humphries performed his blockiixg corrt to the ber schools of the League, and Ray Stress Its Fairness and proposition, effective several yards in the 1936 Olympics. Harvard hu won from Bates, New later, as the storm increased, and M oseley ...... 85 71 satisfaction of all. It was close be mond Mozzer, brilliant Red' and on either ride of the scrimmage Hampshire, Lehigh und Brown while star players threatened to withdraw, ’Turkington . . . . 88 70 tween him and Kopzsac of the White fullbatek, was given the addi line.” Harold Davies, Utah captain, t]dng Dartmouth and losing to Holy the demand was gfranted. Safety; Far West Is Mach Cross and Army. In Oertate Years Hunt ...... 80 85 Army, but I believe that the tional hoQor of being named as the emphasizes the prevention of “un . 106 93 Orangeman had a slight edge. best player in the circuit. On comparative scores alone, “Such automatic qualification will H a r r is ...... necessary roughness.” Recreation Center McCollum ... . . 86 91 Stewart of Tech waa good. Mozzer was picked for the full However, such stars as Sid Gill- there is little or nothing to choose apply only In those years in which In Favor Of Role. the Ryder Cup matches are A. Hough ... . . 96 136 There is no question concerning back post on ^ e mythical eleven, man, Ohio State end and co-cap from. Harvard outplayed Dart Muggsy SklEulany. Here is one of whfle A1 Saimonds, although a leg tain, Sam Daids, Florida captain, Sports mouth by a wide msugin, but got played, howe'ver,” reminded George R. JabObus of Ridgewood, N. J., Totals ...... 541 547 597 1685 the finest ends I have ever coached. injury kept him on tkb bench during and Phil Sorboe, Washington State only a 7-7 tie. Yale was outplayied No. 4 There waa nothing that he couldn’t the latter part of the. season, was (Following Is the first Qf,^. three Basketball by the Indians, but won 14 to 13. president of the P. G. A. quarterback, ihrifft the rule not only Harrison ...... 99 101 123 323 and didn’t do. A perfect mechanical given the positioii at right end. Bob stories on what the college football The West Side Rec BasketbaU TTie Elis tripped Brown 14-6 while 'The adoption of a uniform set of handicaps rugged ball carriers, es Field ...... 86 86 99 271 player, he had a fine spirit, and al Smith was selected as right half players of, the coimtry think about league will open up next I'onday Harvard trimmed the same outfit teaching rules, one of the most pro pecially on a slippery field, but has D ickson ...... 79 76 80 235 ways was in complete charge of back. West Hartford High placed the rules and what, if anything, evening at seven o’clock wen the In 12-6. Yale bowed to Army 21 to Q gressive Ideas ever ad'vanced. /Was failed to accomplish its purpose of Gordon ...... 77 84 98 ‘ 269 things on the field, i don’t think I the largest number on the team, should be done about them.) dians a id the 'Trojans meet In the while the Cadets ran up a 27 to 0 urged by President Jacobus with an protecting the runner or reducing Curran ...... 88 97 124 309 have seen a better footbeill player. four in all. East Hartford placed first game and the Cardinals and count on Harvard- On these three aim to clear up conflicting methods Injuries in the tackling plleup. Nelson ...... 103 106 99 308 ’THE TACKLES: Four eastern two and Bristol two. By ALAN GOULD To Arnold Arenz, St Louis Uni Ramblers will take the floor as soon games Yale’s apparent margin over of instruction and to center on one Coaches Impartial nationally accepted course. tackles stood out, and there was versity captain, “the dead ball rule as these two teams finish. Elkrl Bis- the Crimson consists of a touchdown 623 1705 really little to choose between In makiTig the selections, the ten New York, Nov. 22.—(AP)—The "Our idea is that golf has ad Totals ...... 532 550 has made broken field running a sell and Dave Kerr hav. been se and three extra points. N o. 1 them. The first pair, Glazer of dency, in every case, was toward so-called “dead-ball’’ regulation in cured to referee the games. The per- Continue Practice vanced far enough so we can de sissy game— ^listen to the gproans GUI ...... 87 91 Dartmouth and Walton of Pitt, impaitlEd, fair consideration of all Yale wound up serious work for termine the best and soimdest the National Intercollegiate foot in the stands when a player stum sonel of the teams are as follows: B. Holman .. . . 68 78 would grace any line in the coun the league players, indicating that Cardinals— S. Vennert D. McCon- the Harvard game with a snappy method of teaching,” President ball niles, by which runs with re bles with #n open field b^ore him Jacobus told the delegates to the Duncan ...... 87 97 try. Walton, after an Indifferent sportsmanship o. a high degree is key, P. Waddell, A. Bissell, C. Mor offensive drill against the scrubs covered fumbles are betrred or ball if you don’t believe me.” annual P. G. A. convention in ses A. Holman .. . . 99 101 start, came along in rapid fashion part of the life of the league. Al rison, H. Cordey. S. Vesco. yesterday. Light drills have been though the League this year failed carriers automatically stopped If sion here. “Trick ideas are going PhUlips ...... 101 89 in the 'art few games. I am told anything but their hands or feet Trojans—L. Ancerson, F. Bissell, scheduled for the Blue today and A. Gibson ... . . 73 70 that Glazer was far above the av to produce enough fine football tomorrow before the equad leaves to be out.” touch the ground, are endorsed to F. Brimley, W. Sargent, G. May, H. Annual dues were cut from $40 to erage. Nlccoiai of Duquesne played tftiimt so that a league representa Brown, G. Fraser. ^ Friday morning for Cambridge. tion might be selected to compare day by a slight majority of star $25. EHectlon of officers was on T o t a ls ...... 515 526 621 1562 a beautiful game against us, and players polled by the Associated Ramblers—S. McAdams, J. Breen, Harvard, meanwhile, worked out in No. 2 would be a valuable add tion to any favorably with all-star organiza Sport Forum a long but hard drill as Elddle Casey today’s program. Press. I. Quinn, M. Browskl, R. Massey, T. F. Rogers .. . . 87 88 team for his field goal kicking tions wMch might be chosen in Hagenew, L. Glgleo. stressed speed and the perfect exe other more fruitful sections of the OjdnlOB Divided W. Holman .. . , 83 70 alone. A. glance at Fordham’s rec Evenly divided in their opinions Indians— W. Ford, D. Hagenow, cution of fimdament^. S. Nichols .. . 101 94 ord testified to Sino’s rugg^ess. state, there were a few players who TO THE BALDWINS F. Mahoney, B. Uennon, D. Chap Army and Navy, opponents in the stood head and shoulders above the in the south, east and middlewest, R, Mercer .. . . 85 80 THE GUARDS: There was one the balance In favor of the existing man, E. Salomcuson, H. Haefs. East’s other major classic this week, T. Sm lth^----- . 100 111 outstanding guard in toe east, Jab- rest in the league and enough did Sport Editor: Pool Toomainent continued intensive p~eparatlons for some good work to justify naming of restrictions is thrown into the scales In reading the paper last night I G. Nichols .. . . 66 67 lonskl of the Army.* I sa 7 him by the players of the far-western 'The Wes. Side Pool tournament their clash at Phlladdphla. Rip against us two years, and he played an All-Central Connecticut Inter- noticed an article put in Ly the Miller, Navy coach, stressed the of gridirons. In the combined Rocky will oT-*« up next Saturday after FLASHES ARE BEATEN Totals ...... 522 510 520 1552 a brilliant game, both offensively scholastic League eleven. Baldwin A. C. regarding the failure noon an < a’’, entries must be in the fense yesterday and will devote the The coaches of Bristol, Manches mountain and Pacific coast sections, The Flashes opened their season and defensively. He Is reported to the vote was 15 to 10 in favor of of the Pawnees to play football dur hands of eitiier Earl Bissell or Bert next two days to defense. last night and were beaten by the be even better this year. At that ter, East Hartford, West Hartford, ■Virtually the entire garrison turn m e r c h a n t s l e a g u e r e s u l t s the “dead-bail” rules, thereby mak ing. the past two Simdays. The McConkey before eight o’clock Swishes by a score of 34 to 28. Sin important duty of every good Middletown and Meriden participat ed out to watch Army go through a ed, in making the selections. Moz ing the aggregate totals 41 to 35 manag.3r of the F’awneea went over Thursday evening. namons was star for the Swishes In the Merchants League last guard, leading toe Interference, he south last Friday night to see the hard scrimmage after a drill on zer was an almost unanimous choice for the entire coimtry and giving while Bissell, T, Hagenow and R. night at the Charter Oak alleys m anager and coach o f the* Baldwins, tackling and blocking. A big rally for the honor of being the best all- the national rules makers some Hagenow were best for the Flashes. Watkins, A. A P. Stores and Hard For toe other post I nomlixate and found that the manager and the with a dinner in the mess hall will aroimd player and was awarded the thing to think about. The midwest The Flashet, would like to book ware Stores each took three points. Burzio because he was the key- coaph could not be located any CUB FANS WELCOME be held tonigtit. fiilihftc.k berth without hint of dis stood 9 to 8, the east 12 to 12 and games with any juvenile team in Keiths, First National and Hale’s man It the Tartan line all season, pute. the south 5 to 5. where. The manager then went town. Get in touch with C. Mor and made toe majority of taeklee. down to the club room of the Bald Self Serve each got one point. Joe Pt^Hilar Oioloes Nearly all the players concede ‘ CHUCK’ KLEIN TO ttU B rison, 41 Cedar street. Twaronite took high honors with He was closely pressed, however, Bob Smith was a popular choice the old rules permitting the defense wins and found out from tlife play Last Night *s Fights Flashes by Hartwig of Pltt and by Rado of ers that the coach and the manager p B F T high single of 129 and high three for right halfback and Cote of Bris to gallop off with recovered fum for 368. Anderson was second with Duquesne, two players In the same had been fired and that one of the 0 B. Lennon, r f ...... 2 1 5 tol, whose play was of a consistent bles or allowing ball-toters to keep Chicago, Nov. 22.—(AP) —Re (By The Aasodated Press.) town, both fine guards, pe^wlbly members of the team wanted to be 0 C. Morrison, r f ...... 0 0 0 357 and Olson third with 381. rather ihan spectacular order, was going after being knocked off their ports the Cubs already had com New York—Walter Neusel, Ger better than Burzio when it came to the manager. 2 L. GfgUo. If ...... 2 0 4 A. A P. Store* (8) named as his running mate. The feet, would return many thrills to pleted a deal, whereby Pitcher Pat many, knocked out Stanley Poreda offensive play- His seniority would Coach “Ted” McCarthy of the 0 T. Hagenew, I f ...... 2 0 4 Wennergren ... 89 ’ 99 92—280 league- lacked a cool, level-headed the game, but a majority likewise Malone, together with outfielders Jersey City (10). give him the edge. Pawnees stated before the series 1 R. Hagenow, c...... 8 0 6 .Carlson ...... 99 118 106— 317 qimrterback but Charlie Fresher of stress the fairness, as w ^ as the Tfikl Cuyler and Jim Moselof, would Los Angeles—Fred Feary, Stock THE CENTERS: 'The east had began that the Pawnees would not 1 E. Salomonson, rf ... .0 2 2 Appleby ...... 79 91 111— 281 East Hartford was felt to be the safety--of the current reg\ilatlons. go to the Cincinnati Reds In ex ton. Cal., stopped Ed Prante, Oreely 78— 262 three fine centors this year In Har- outstanding candidate for this ^ si- SteeH Falmesa play If there was snow on the field 1 A . BlaseU, Ig ...... 8 0 6 Friday ...... 97 87 bold of the Navy, Kalbaugh of change for outfielder “Chick" CoL, (5 ). Petke ...... 104 114 111—829 tion, bei^g gl'ven the edge over “Maybe I would have scored a because some of the players might Chicago — Buck Everett, Gary 0 S. Vesco, Ig ...... 0 1 1 Princeton, and Del Isola^of Ford have been injured or hurt badly Hafey, were revived today as Cub Chucky Smith of Manchester and touchdo'wn against Stanford when fans welcomed the acquisition of Ind,, ou^iolnted Tony Cancela, Tam ham, Harbold, even in toe Navy’s enough to have them sent to the 12 4 28 468 504 497 1469 Tom Nichols of West Hartford. I picked up a fumble In the third Charles “Chuck” Klein, one of the pa, Fla., (1 5 ). decisive defeat at aur hands, stood hospital. Hales Self Serve ( 1) Saimonds, it 'was felt, was the period of the game,” says Ford Dallas; Texas—Tracy Cox, to Swisher* by his good passlixg and blocking, greatest left-handed hitters In base T Madden ----- . . . 79 89 86— 254 rin-«M of all the league ends, despite Palmer, captain and star end of The Baldwin A. C. also stated dianapolis, knocked out Roy Cala- P B F and by bis vldous defensive' play. ball. 1 7 Bolard ...7 7 80 99— 256 being forced to the sidelines by in Southern California, “but it would that they would forfeit the geune The Klein deal, reported three marl, New Orleans, (2). ,1 Connors, r f 8 Both Kalbaugh mt Del Isola bad 4 W oods ...... 106 98 93— 292 jury. He was teamed up with Bob not have been right because Stan that was to have been played last weeks ago as clos^, was announced Seattle—Henry Woods, YaWma, WyUe, rf .. 2 0 plenty to do with the respective Russell ...... 1 0 4 99 92— 295 Boyd of West Hartford. Cla3rt K ier ford outplayed us and deserved to Sunday, but the Baldwins, having yesterday. 'The Cubs obtained Washington, outpointed Hubert 2 Btonamon, If 6 1 18 teams* fine records, hut from what 4 ...125 129 114—368 nan, one of the best defensive lines win.' no coach or manager, could not for Klein from Philadelphia for cash, “Kid” Dennis, Butte, Mont, (8). . 2 W ebb, c .... .2 0 Twaronite .. other coaches tell me, Kalbaufh Is — — — men in the league, was picked for Other star ends including Colin feit the game because they ire hot estimated at from $65,000 to |1M,- N ew Haven, Conn.— A1 G 'ln er, 0 Simmons, rg 8 0 . 6 — sllgbtlv better than Del Isola. 484 1465 right tackle and Kilby of Bristol far Stewart of Carnegie, Graham even an organized team. Now if 000, and three player* — utility 169, New Haven, 'outpointed Joe 2 Froher Ig . . .0 0 0 491 489 THK QUARTERBACaCS: Mont- left tackle. Patsy Delmore of East Batchelor of Georgia, Ray Morse of the Baldwin A. C. elects a manager infielders Mark Koenig and Harvey Sekyra, 180, Dayton, O., (10); Eddie gomerv at Columbia ha* been toe Hartford and Captain Nelson of Oregon, Bill Smith of Washington the Pawnees will be willing to play “Oink” Hendrick, and Ted Kleln- Moore, 167, Bridgeport knocked out 16 2 84 First National Wg "iM of Columbia’s attack t w West Hartford were awarded the arwi Joe Skladsny of Pittsburgh, them. I would suggest that the two hanz, a left handed pitcher recently Prince Alexander, 156, Patterson, Referee, d Maloney, Damico ------85 three vears. He run* the tsanx wen, ------74 guard positions. Captain Eddie agree its fair enough to prevent teams play next Sunday afternoon obtained by the Cuba from Atlanta. N. J., (1). geer ^ at half, 18-18. Juul carries toe ban like a hrtfbacl^ Rowe^of Manchester being given running with a fumbled ball. and the winner to play the Orioles Cub offlciala denied the deal for Olarad 90— 268 kicks and pawe*. HI* all-round honorary mention. Tracy of West Howdie Gordon of Creighton and fpr the Jimlor championship title, Hafey, but reports were that It al Benny 101—276 ablUty would give him the edge . Hartford was made center. .■Vernon Close, Vanderbilt balfbau:k, providing the Baldwin A. C. haye ready bad been cloaed. Wright 97— 297 over Soleau of Colgate, a ^ rug- Coach Prank Bamlkow of Meri agreed there probably would be elected a manager. Brogan 101—280 ed quarterback who bandied the den refused to name a single choice, fewer low score or tie games if You also stat^ that the Pawnees Hartford Spartans Next Ballaleper'i 112— 112 ILdd'ira in fine fashion and who stating that “there were no out- the defense were permitted to nm can’t take It but the Pawnees win Sport Chatter also an aU-round br xk. standli^ players.’’ with a recovered fumble, but like make the Baldwins eat those words 459 801 1886 THE HALFBACKS: The long- Some of the leading players, as wise admit they prefer the balance when they play them again and they \ ------Opponent of ]Vest Sides W atU ne Isgged Jack Buckler of the Army named separately by some of the provided by existing rules, wm show them if they can take It The Recreation CMters swim H. Rlchmoixd . . 82 96—267 waa the outstanding back o f ^ , coaches, are as follows: Bob Dunlap - of Oklahoma, Cap or hot. ming team will meet the Nauga Bupkland...... 88 98— 290 east. He war an ever-present thrsM Tom Kelley, Manchester—Mozzer, — Pawnee’s A. C. tuck YM.C.A. mermen at the EJaat tain Charlie Schiele of Missouri and The West side* will inert toe,twa* u x ^ r * ^ ttat eU ^ Frasier ...... 89 •0—277 when In the lineup. He stagtM Manchester; Chopus, East Hartford; Cliff Marsh, Detroit captain, add Side Rec pool tonight at 8:80 104—606 quickly, had the ability to Bob Smith, Manchester; Rowe, Spertaxxs of Hartford at Mt. Nebo would be played at M t Nebo owlixg L ^ t ...... 108 that the present rule prevents an o’clock. A large crowd . j expected to the fact that there had been Wxganowskl ...124 104—824 whUa on a dead run, and In th# Manchester; Kleman, East HArt- to attend this meet, due to the fact Buixday afternoon at 2:15 o’clock- inferior teatr.^ from beating Tba Capitol City aggregation has a some dleagreement between the open field waa a terror. ^ t e ^ '2 'ford; Gonnley, Meriden; Kilby, stronger one on flukey touchdowns. that Naugatuck la considered one 486 1464 "2,!v3rtstol; Tracey, West Hartford; fine record this year, Imdng but two EaglM’ omdale and the .owner at 491 487 mate, LeVan of “A-game should not be lost -be of the beat teams in the state. ’This Buckler wae an open field StMX, aad> .Nichols, West Itortford; Salmond, arames. one to Troiiana of the lot Kad tha JjMflea’ mentor or cause a fellow happens to fumble, la a return engagement, Manches whfle nnly a eophomose* snoww Manchester. Wethersfield and the other to the manager sua»eated o ia ofaange to Keith’S (1) however interesting It may be to Hockey' ter having won ^ first meet A the West ttdea ’ e m before he ...... — •6 89—182 real abfltty. Be has a sMgbt e ^ Strickland * '' Eric Norfddt, West ^Hartford — small admission charge o. ten cents Eagles, both games ending 6r0. pick up a loose ball and run for a A full turnout of an the players placed the a r t ^ In the paper It Murphy . . 99 106 120-812 hver the niro eeeoind^toMa^ - Smith and Mozzer, Manchester; By Assoelmtad Press wlU be made, Bob Lassiter of and M jw se# ICsro, Bristol; Kleman, East Kart- touchdown,” remarks Cliff Mont last evening at tha Wert Side Rco would have been all right aa lu haa E. Keith . ....< 88 66 — 178 gomery, Columbia batdcfleld star Nallonml Lsmgiie the right to dxaage his mind and — ford; Nelson, Boyd and Nichols, found the team obxxok fufl of confl- W. Keith ••to* 8T 90—182 Bueknen..Both Lassltw ^ and captain. NSW Y ork R hogers 1; Toronto 1 does. Brt the offlciala of the Weet 102 126—839 ware big, powerful drlflBg halS* West Hartford. ' (’I’ie ). OANZONEBlFAVOBED denoe and not a bit down hearted Hayee ...... 101 Adds To Thrills over the fact that the first game of Sldoa had not heard of a dhange un Keith ...... 101 108 99—608 harks. John McGhrath, E ast H artford— Montreal Osnadlens 6; Montreal til It waa aanounoed In *nxe Herald. Mozzer, Manchester; and Chopus, On the other hand, Fred Canri' New York, Nov, 22.— (AP) —For tSe lerles went against jttem 6-0. MIA TEpB FULLBAOIDB: W« nus, star St Mary's end, express M aroons 0. Sunday's gama will be the only ■ ■ of ^ was Delmore and Kleman, East Hart Detroit 8; Ottawa 2. one of the few times tax his flstlo As a matter of-fact tha entire Una 478 489 629 1491 es a wide viewpoint In bolding that career, Kid Chocolate win be « bad nothing but praise for their afternoon oonteat la town and the Hardware Stores (t) sistsBt fuiibaek'^wa.ssat, fetit S ; ford. Boston 2; Chicago 0. Wert Sldea Intend to dkuxe their Tom Monahan, Bristd — MOzzer AjitUMnnaJ thrill* for the spectators short ender in t^bettlng when bs oppoixents espedaU^ Kovis, tackle Gallaaso...... 91 9 6-684 plaoe anist be make it worth while to permit run Pan s , '. , r - •'.. PACTSDCrEBIf mNCHESTBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER % 198*. R; ./• Read f he Classified Renlal Propertg Lisfinq on this Paqe - m •>N LOST AND FOUND AUIDMOBILES FOR SALE 4 APARTMENTS—FLATS— posts of responsibility. Under the that a town mooting wlU bo callod TENEMENTS 63 old plan each district ba6^ but one in tho near futoro to consldor cor- Lo s t — TWO b r e a k f a s t chairs 1929 NASH POUR-DOOR sedan, MILK PRODUCERS officer, the director. tain matters. Saturday, November 18th, between 375. 1928 Elssex coach, aU good FOR RENT—POUR ROOM apart Instruct Delegatee At a mooting of the loe^ branch Vernon and North Mancheater. tires 815; 1927 Chevrolet sport ment hot water, heated. Apply In the district meetings members of the League of Women Voters, THESE CHANGING TIMES Pleaae call 6Q94. roadster 815: 1^27 Chevrolet sedan Watkins Brothers. TO REORGANIZE besides naming their district offi held at the‘ home of the president, 825; 1928 Hupp jedan 8100. Many A Studfint of the Modern School Looks At Today's and LOST—LADYS’ GOLD wrist watch cers, their director, their voting Mrs. Charles Fillmore, Monday others to t^oose from. Riley FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement delegates, may decide what position on ribbon band. Finder please re afternoon, it was voted that the Tomorrow's ProUems. Chevrolet, Armory Garage, 60 with all modem Improvements, they will take on matters confront present slate of .officers, elected at turn to Heiald Office. Reward. Wells strMt. Telephone 6874. comer Summit and Wadsworth ing the assodation and instruct Program Will Be Submitted the organization of the league, shall -By JACOB B. SUBINOW. streets. Apply 31 Wadsworth St their delegates and director bow hold over lintU the next election. they shall vote. It is expected that RUSSIAN REOeONinON AND of power" theory was divided into LOST—SILVER BREAST pin. Call FOR RENT—TWO THREE and Miss Edna Post was named as dele MOVING—TRUCKING- To Members In Hartford district meetings will be held more PEACB <$>two armed camps, England’s en 7927. Reward. four room furnished or unfurnished gate to the state ieague convention, STORAGE 20 frequently than in the past. / ' ------tentes on one side and Germany's iqnrtments. Manchester Constme- held at Greenwich, • the first three Other features of ^ e reorganiza days of this week. Plans were dis- Editorial comment on official alliances on the other. The events of tloo Co. TeL 4131 or 4859. November 28. tion plan include a redistrteting of AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE MOVING, TRUCKINO and Ught ciissed for monthly programs for recognition of Russia has been al July 1914 were undoubtedly the su hauling. Ashes removed weekly. B. the state into 18 instead of 24 dis most universal in the contention preme test of the “balance of pow TENEMENT FOR RENT—All im- tricts, the new lines so drawn as to the coming year’s work. It was de FORDS—1930 COACH; 1930 sedan L. MoriiL Telephone 6153. provemehts and steam heat cided to omit the December meet that the peace promoting effects of er” theory, and far from preventing Hartford, Nov. 22. — A reorgan equalize the districts in number of 1929 roadster. Pontiac, 1927 sedan. sonable rent Depot Square. Call ing. The next meeting will be call recognition ’will far outweigh the the World War the “balance of pow SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the ization program for the Connecticut members; reduction of the board of short-run economic benefits. This is er” was actually Instrumental In Willys, 1931 sedan. Essex, 1928 accommodation ot their large Oe- 3236. Pagan! Bros. direct6rs from 24 to 21, of whom 18 ed for some time in January. coach. Brown’s Garage, West Cen Milk Producers’ Association that undoubtedly so, for our economic precipitating it Maintenance of a Luxe bus for lodge, party or teani are district directors and three are Mrs. Helen Trench and Miq« prosjjerity will always b4 of a very ter street. Trfephone 8805. President Robert C. Mitchell cslUs “balance of power”, such as we trips at special rates. Phone 8063. BUSINESS LOCATIONS elected at large; direct election of Laura Wurtz, of New Haven, were delicate nature as long as there re “a new deal” for ^the membership directors in the districts Instead of caUers at SL Peter’s Rectory Sun have established in the Orient HIGHEST PRICES paid for rour 8860, 8864. mains the - possibility of war, the 3 FOR RENT 64 nomination in the districts and elec day, and attended the iiom lng ser never has prevented armed cmiiUct car. Cash waiting. Armory Ga of the state’s co-operative milk goal of whl ots pointed out, the reorganization pro These last were E. G. Woodward HELP WANTED—MALE 36 garage, central location, rent re the week-end at Miss C. E. Kel will settle the difficulties i in the have armed camps. t Conseontive Days ..I I ots 11 sts gram places the membership in a of Salisbury, chairman of the Con Orient. 1 Day ...... | 11 ots it ots duced. Write Herald Box W. necticut Milk Dealers Coimcil; logg’s, also visiting their summer That is why we must not look All orders for irrecruiar Inaertlons MEN TO SELL TIRES, commission new and more democratic relation upon Russian recognition as a solu ship to its governing body. It also George H. Robertson of Coventry, camp at Burnt Hill. I do not deny that recognition wtU be obar^ed at the one time rata basis. Apply Gordon’s Tire Works, TO RENT —SEVERAL desirable has, temporarily at least, made the tion of the war problem in the Special rates for long term svery five, six and seven room bouses, remedies inequalities in representa president of the Farmers National Schools of the toTiro were closed day advertising given upon request. Route 15, Vernon, Conn. Thursday afternoon on account of a danger of war In the Orient more Orient It merely establishes a "btd- single and double; also heated tion in the districts and confines the Association, and S. McLean Buck Ads ordered for three or six days ingham of Watertown, president of teachers’ meeting at Colchester. A remote. But our recognition of Rus ance of power” there, a condition and stopped before the third or fifth apartments. Apply Edward J. HoU, control of the affairs of the associa that in the past has led eventually day wlU be charged only for the ao- tion strictly to producers who are. the Connectient Farm Bureau Fed feature of the meeting was a talk sia, with its ImpUcations of an’ al SITUATIONS WANTED— Phone 4642 and 8025. to war. For the present it iq a con tual number of times the ad appear selling theh: milk through the co eration. Professor Charles H. by Miss Frances Foley of Hartford liance against Japan, caUs to my ed. charging at the rate earned, but FEMALE 38 Beard of New Milford was invited mlfid attempts that have been made dition preferable to an unresisted, no allowance or refunds can be made operative. on “Creative Dancing.” on six time ads stopped after the Deleg;ate Form to work with the committee but A r^earsal- of the Christmas in the past to avert war by a simi militaristic Japan, but we must not PRACTICAL NURSE desires work. lose sight of the fact that it does fifth day. Good references furnished. Carrie Through the provision for a new has been out of the state and could program of sacred music was held lar “balance '-af power” arrange No “till forbids"; display lines aot Deaths Last Nigki not attend its meetings. ment. Cardinal Wolsey was the first not permanently dispose of the sold. J. Anderson. Telephone 8698. body of voting delegates elected in at the Hebron Green Congregational The Herald will not be resimnslble the districts the government of the If the members at the meeting church last Sunday by the choirs of to incorporate into International Japanese threat to world peace. Th4 lor more than one Incorrect Insertion Los Angeles— Ellis MaUery, 55, association is changed from a “ mass November 28 adopt the new by-laws the six towns of the Tri-County diplomacy the theory that peace real gain from Russian recognition St any advertisement ordered for prominent Pacific coast geologist meeting” to a delegate form. Under they will go into effect immediately could best be preserved by the will come only through the united more than one tlma POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 Christian Endeavor Union. There The Inadvertent omission of incor and engineer who was a leader in the old system the entire member and new directors and voting dele will be no rehearsal next Sunday, formation ot alliances to prevent efforts of these two powers to lend rect publication of advertising will be ALLEN’S ROASTING ducks live, the development of a number of ship .of several thousand farmers is gates will be named in district but there will be a Tri-County Union any one nation from becoming un their prestige to the cause of dis rectified only by oancellatlon of the 16c, dressed 22c lb. 160 Tolland Southern Callfoi^a oil fields. called to Hau’tford each January meetings in December. duly powerful. armament. World peace can come charge made for the service -endered. meeting at the Columbia church All advertisements must conform Turnpike, telephone 8837. Cleveland—H. tVallace Brown, for the annual \ meeting and occa Simday evening, at which a Bibh'cal It over 400 years since Wolsey only through disarmament and not In stylA copy and typography with 88, prominent residential builder sionally for special meetings. ^ play will be presented by members first conceived his theory. During through a "balance of power.” regulations enforced by the pnbllsh and a former member of the Peim- One defect of the system is that from the various towns of the these four- -CMituries Europe has ers and they reserve the right to FUEL AND FEED 49-A many farmers cannot make the trip edit, revljse or reject any copy con sylvania Legislature. HEBRON union. made the “balance of power” theory to Hartford and one district may American vessels totally fbst, sidered objectionable. FOR SALE—HARP WOOD for Long Beach, Cal.—Joseph F. The Rev^ Walter Vey preached on practically an ailom» and yet she broken up, condemned, and other CXOSINO HOURS-^lasslfled ads to have only a few members at the an Mrs. Leslie F. Ward, entertained has been harassed by wars almost be published same day must be re> stove, furnace and fire place. 88.00 Batchelder, 76, retired civil and min “Christ, the Great Physician,’’ at wise rendered unfit for-further ser ing engineer. He was associated nual m e e ^ g while another is well with three tables of bridge at her without interruption. In 1914, eelved by IS o’clock noon; Saturdays cord, 84.50 per loau. Chas. Heckler, repres^ted. Under the proposed the Hebron, and GUekd Congrega vice during the last fiscal year num 10:30 a m. telephone Rosedaie 13-13. with the Institute of Technology at boine Friday evening. Winners of tional churches, last Simday. Miss Europe on the basis of the “balance bered 901 of 875,971 terns. Boston, Mass. new system each district would have first honors were: ladies, Mrs. AI- TELEPHONE YOUR i exactly the same number of votes in Rose Motz was leader of the Chris FOR SALE— SLABS, Hickory and b a t W. Hilding, men’s Leslie F. WANT ADS. Ely, Nev.— Samuel I. Silverman, the meetings of tne delegates. An tian EMdeavor meeting Sunday eve oak. Selected fireplace wood, cut of Los Angeles, builder of the first Ward. Refreshments of sandwiches, Ads are accepted over the telephone other defect of the old S3rstem is the ning, with the topic “What Have lU C Q ftt the CHARGE RATE given above to order. C. A. Staye. Dial 3149. gold reduction plant at Butte, inevitable difficulty ■ of transacting doughnuts and coffee were served. We to Thank God F or?” A sho^ as a convenience to advertisers, but Mont., and develt per of oil lands for business in a large gathering. Each Mrs. Helen ‘ White has received Thank^-ving play was given by the the CASH Ra t e s will be accepted the United Fruit company in South ^ o rd of the death of her half-sister, FULJ, PAYMENT if paid at the busi GARDEN-FARM- regnlar member—and that means Juniors, among whom were Marion ness office on or before the seventh America. only members selling their milk ‘Mrs. Faith Hills Burlingame, the Griffin, Ethel Fickett, Janice Ward, day following the first insertion of DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Hollywood, Cal.—Mrs. Reginald through the association — will have wife of Luther Bu.’llngame of Charl Sherwood find Irving Griffin, Mabel (taor _ D tstm a i t each ad otherwise the CHARGE' ton, Mass., death occurring at the HALCOC RAN RATE will be collected. No responsi Barlow, 60, wife of the screen and a vote in district meetings for the Hills, and others. The attendance G E O fiG E SCARBO FOR SALE—YELLOW globe tur stage actor. home of her mother, Mrs. Jane bility for errors in telephoned ads nips 50c bushel, at the farm. H. election of district directors and vot was larger than for some time. will be assumed and their accuracy ing delegates. Hills, in New Haven, November 17. Mrs. Leslie F. Ward gave a birth cannot be guaranteed. Warren Case, Buckland. Telephone Mrs. Burlingame was 52 years of 8643. 90 Voting Delegates day party for her daughter, Janice, INDEX OF The 18 district directors eind the age. She was a graduate of Wesle recently, to which relatives and CLASSIFICATIONS Key Lost 90 voting delegates (five from each yan University, cl^s of 1903. From friends were invited. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 district) will name the directors at there she went to Charlton, Mass., Samuel smd Albert Hilding have Births • e.^ e evte. e «i* • eKA e See large. With three of these the body where she has been a teacher in the Engagements • •.••••• « 9 . • • • • • . • • «JV returned from a business trip to that will transact other business of Marri- -es * • eT* • •• ' • * 3^ FOR SALE—GLENWOOD combi Charlton high school, imtil this fall, Vermont. Deaths e • e e a s a K K * .* • • • • • • « : « nation range (black), A-1 condi the association, now conducted in when illness compelled her to give C&rd of TtiRnks Braithwaite Horace C. Porter has left Hebron tion, reasonable, trade-in consider meetings of the membership, will up her work. Her marriage to Luth to make his headquarters in the In Memoriam e • • • cs • •aem 52 Pearl Street consist of 111 men. This smaller Lost and Found r* * • • • • • fic ed. Phone 8726. 42 Spruce street. er Burlingame took place in Charl antique business at Wapping. It was Announcements . » • •» c body can be called together with ton. She leaves her husband and Personals ...... _ to this place that he moved the old FOR SALE—HEAVY OAK dining more ease and it is felt by the re three children Grant, who lives at Aatomobfles house which he bought in Windham, room table, pedestal base, leirge organization committee that Its size home; Rosalind, a freshman in a Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 glass front china cabinet, 6 leather will make It much more efficient in and not to Talvottville. He has a Automobiles for Rxcbarge .».«■ E Florida Appraisals Massachusetts cbllege, and June, a good many antiques ktored in the Auto Aoceeaorlea—Tires ...... ( seat chairs, and other furniture, the conduct of the association’s senior at Cbarlton high school. She A.uto Repairing—Painting 7 business. house. He sold off a lot of antiques very cheap. Can be seen at 38 By An Experienced Appransw also leaves her mother, Mrs. Jane Auto SohooA ...... T-A Delegates who cannot attend at the Town HaH here Ifist week be Autos—Ship by Truck 8 Main street. Who Knows Florida PropertlM Hills, who is 92 years of age; three meetings may name substitutes to fore moving. Autos—For Hire ...... 9 Going To Florida This Winter sisters, the Misses Mary and Ruby Garages—Service—Storage 10 BARGAINS—IN USED STOVES. attend in their place. COVER ENTIRE STATE Hills of New Haven, and Mrs. Helen Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 Bought, sold, exchanged; also oil Learn the True Value and Condi Instead of Journeying to Hartford, Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . . . . 18 Hills White -of Hebron; and two burners. Speak quick. Open eve tions ot Your Real Estate Hold the members will vote in their dis Baslneas and Professional gerrlees brothers. Dr. A. C. Hills of Toledo, Business Services Offered ...... 18 nings until 8. Jones, The Stove ings. trict meetings, comparatively near Recreation ('enter Household Services Offered .....I S -A Man, Mjmehester Green Garage. LOW PRICES FOB THIS their homes. In each district in Ohio, and Harlan G. Hills of East Building—Contracting 14 Special— Lot of new burners, SERVICE. addition to the director who will be Hampton. A brother, Arthur C. Items of Interest Floiists—Nurseries > ew e e s 4 funeral Directors , ___ separate bases, center reservoirs, president of the district, there will Hills of New Haven, was killed by a Make Yonr Appointments Now. trolley about two weeks ago. Heatlni Plumbing—Roofing . a 88.95 complete. Particulars be the offices of five voting dele TODAY’ S P msurance ...... gates and a district vice-president____Funeral services for Mrs. Burlin- ^Ulnery—Dressmaking ...... ROBERT M. REID tt SON The Business Men’s ^ x in g Class Moving—Trucking—Storage ..■ and secretary-treasurer that wlll game were held in Charlton Sunday will meet from 5 to 6. (BEAD ’THE STORY, 'THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) painting—Papering ...... WANTED TO BUY 58 Manchester, Conn. Phone 8198 give opportimlty for outstanding Grinton I. Will was home from The |Life Saving Class for men As Duncy eyed the dipper he said professional Services members to serve the association In Yonkers, N. Y., ove“ the week-end, will be held from 7 to 7:45. "W e’re very strong. We’U lend Repairing ...... ■...... I BUY ALL KINDS of live poultry. which he spent at the home of his “That's the way it ought to be. Just a hand.” The old man answered, Tailoring—Dyeing—le a n in g ,,m Tel. 5879. William Ostrinsky, 91 Non-Swimmers’ Class for men seven stars are left, now that you’ve follet Goods and Service ..« « » « parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. from 7:45 to 8:30. Men may enter “Well, that’s grand. The other Wanted—Business Service acn:.’. . Clinton street. Lord. chased the others out.” Tin3rmites can wait right here tiU this class at any time and take the The Star Man smiled and said, Bdneatioaal Farmers hereabouts were caught series of twelve lessdns for a very we return. urses and Classee "Well, lad, I couldn’t fool you, and "We’U shortly give them a sur vate Instruction BOARDERS WANTED 59-A at a disadvantage when the first small charge. Ihqulre at the office >anclng ...... __ _ AUCTION unseasonable touch of winter was for further information. * I’m glad. You’ve proved- to me prise that’s bound to open up their luslcal—Dramatic 89 ROOM AND BOARD for two felt. Many of them had not harvest The women’s gym class will meet that you know what the stars are eyes. My goocness, but you Tlnles Wanted—^Instruction ...... SO FOR THOS. DELNICKI, FOSTER ST., WAPPING, OONN. ed their potatoes, turnips, etc., and from 7:15 to 8:CiO. Basketball prac all about.” stin have lots and lots to learn.” gentlemen, or room with kitchen * * • Financial privileges for married couple. For will have to wait for a thaw before tice will follow until 8:30. "Oh, no, I don’t” , snapped Duncy. ends—Stocks—Mortgages h ..< 81 FRIDAY, NOV. 24, 1988, AT 11 A M. (BAIN OB SHINE) “Gee, a lot of things still puzzle me. nslness Opportunities St Information call 4271. they can do so. There are no leagues bowling on They walked a little ways and oney to Loan ...... « . . . . . * 88 7 Cows, Good Farm Mare, Farm Tools, Quantity of Hay The Rev. George Amon Acott, of Wednesday evenings so the allejrs For instance, there are Northern then the Star Man spoke right up Help and Sltnatlena Norwich, will officiate at St. Peter’s are open for those who care to Lights. Now, where do they come again. “Before you is a great big from? elp Wanted—Female ...... ti APARTMENTS—FLATS— 7 Holstein modified accredited Cows eligible for accredited herd with Episcopal church Sunday next, and bowl. can. Inside there is a treat. elD Wanted—Male ...... 81 ‘Tve seen them bli^n g in the TENEMENTS 63 out retest, in various stages of milk, good age and type; 1 heifer. Mare will administer the Holy Com The Sona of Italy Junior Basket “Now, If you lads will do your Salesmen Wanted .S6-A rity, to brighten things’ up, ’way up best to roU it right back to the rest, weighs about 1300. About 12 tons of Hay,' 5 acres Cornstalks, 200 munion. ball team will practice from 5 to 6; fiCBip Wanted—^Uale or Female «. 87 high. Please tell men all about I surely wiU be tickled. You wlU WE HAVE A SUNNY 3 room bushels Com on Ear, quantity of Cow Manure, Mowing Machine, Sulky Mrs. Edmund H. Horton, local the Bowlers from 6 to 7, Agente Wanted ...... ucx87-A them, even though I may seem find it quite a feat.” Situations Wanted—Female . . . » 88 apartment, that will make a com Plow, Single Farm Wagon, Horse Rake, Meeker Harrow, Cultivators, Red Cross treasurer, is receiving Girls’ Gjrm Class 7:15 to 8:00. dumb.” "Aw, ’twin be easy,” Duncy roar Situations Wanted—Hale ...... 89 fortable home this winter. In the Stevens Fertilizer Sower, Disc Harrow, Potato Digger, Tobacco Setter, contributions and membership fees Girls’ Basketball 8 to 8:30. Employment A gencies...... 40 2 Tobacco Riggings, 2-Horse Wagon, 28 Tobacco S i^ , Marker, Ladder, • • • ed. And then he promptly hopped Johnson Block. Telephone 6917 or for the organization. All thdse who Herald Basketball team practice Live Stock—Pcta—-PemH»y TeMdes Com Sheller, Fairbanks Platform Scale, Harnesses, Small Tools, Etc. from 8:30 to 9:30. “Now, wait,” the old said. aboard the can, and cried to Coppy, Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 8726. wish to join the Red Cross or to con Overland Coach. The usual setback party will be "You’ll see them after awhile. Just “Give a push and make it roU. Llv> Stock—Vehicles 48 tribute are asked to communicate Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 held at the West Side Rec at 8 stick with me. Right now I have “Then you can leave the rest to Wanted — Pets—Poultry—4tock 44 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene AUCnONEHJRS’ NOTICE: This is a real dispersal, everything goee. with her, as she Is imable to solicit 8 o’clock. some other work that I am going to me. Ill keep it going, easily.” The For Sale—Mleeellsaeowa ment Inquire 122 Eldrldge street personally over the entire territory. do. plan worked fine, and soon the Star ^ ^ cle s for S a le...... 4| A special meeting of the Select Boats and Accessories ...... 44 ROBERT M. REID * SON, AUOTIONEEBS Mere than 1,000 visitors were en "Who wants to helpTv It win be Man cried, “WeU, bless my soul!” FOR RENT—^MODEI^ four room men took place at the home of Sec fim, and won’t take long to get it Building Materials ...... 47 201 Mialn Street, Manchester, Conn. Phone 8198 tertained at the annual Farmers’ Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry 48 upstairs tenement For informa ond Selectman Edmimd H. Horton Week at Alabama Polytechnic insti done.” Then wining Uttle Coppy (Somethliig very pretty oemea Electrical Appllancee—Radio 49 tion call Chas. Wade, 65 School Monday evening. It is understood tute. Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A and wee Dimcy cried, "W e do!" out of the can In the next story.) ■uden — Farm—Dairy Prodneta SO street Telephone 689L jusehold G •X PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22,1288. Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahern MRS. MELCHER'S NEW SIGN SEINSE and NONSENSE SAY 9 /ERV AUTO .HEVS flA TRO N 'i TH'WORLD WiLL. TO READ^ TAKE What Hiey Mean: same—all a fellow has . . . Really INV©>rnON OF RUBBER the l^ t part of getting up at six b e EQUIPPED) WITH th' e o n e AN^ Musical burglary—BreaKlng li^to o’clock in the momlngl^s going bank ^ T ^ ? f In ALLV OEClOBo'THArB3«VAMOfl^ WILL ANSWER L -J THE ORGSNT SUMMONS QF THE HAN WHO BOUGHT THEtg CLAIty^^ THE FLAVOR LASTS MV! BUT THIS, OF COURsiW g A PLEASANT, A SURPRISE?, gUBPRlBB, ^ FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser T i reUSIW Q UARTIR: kINSSTbKl LEAPIMd 'C rash cqacks kiW(SSibws gY 20 "toO-DCTERWlKlBP TO A POIKJT STOeOV OSPINSC ONCf TOO 0is DBSPBRATION.CPASM SMACKS OFF 0FT8Mm..HES u p OPF TU8 LBXT TACKLe UkC A TOM OP T.M.T.— ^ nsLP \wnu A vwaEFJcHEP AMkLg-OUTOgmK CAM! ^ T A k c rr EASY! N>il‘ — .. ------[ witt.w.a. nAT.orv. BORN THIRTY YEARS. TOO SOQM. ,e tea ar.HeA travictjj«Si ilzU-. 'At SALKSMAN SAM No More Than Fair! By Small i HOPE, i D O N 'T C O T AC.'. i'W TUCRC'. A L L S ^ AM' LOOKtM'Y i -SCs' SHAVCO AYBCU* \ FioocREO \ WAS ewTiTLeo SMUCK5, tF A CUETbMBR, n e KT, uoew y e r c e n t o f UAGLETA TAKC a PUNCH AT pt^cTTW \ HACK, AW’ UA RtWO-lW’ UR T o T T P ?^ aOOM'T C ot^e, IWj t'UU FtlOO f e l l a ' A S S6L FI ToiEWTS c e n t * iW^TSAO OF 'cA use I tooRK HER.el SON>«. OTHER. OJAS TA KEEP OKAY, BARBS r I T u3«WTH-FW«.'. 0OVr «0HtL«-TV<'OoSSlSOUTl \ LOANNA &HAV6.I BOBBY, >bO REPUACe CRASH .'a WD THE FIRST PLAY A S N A P 'EM UP....1’M GOlWC 1b SEMP KIMGSH3M MAKI PROPS BX&K BAOC IM, FRECKLES/ GET TO SHOOT A SHORT WiSS.... ^ v / 6 . OUT THERE MOW AMO GET ...... LOOK OUT.'.' THAT TEAM OP Tw o OURS HOT.' B(Tx- Cf/OU/ thanks, C O A c u ! By Frank Beck GAS BUGGIES Life’s Little Disappointments n e x t TO ONLV W C 'L L SOON A COUPLE OF BE IN THE OLD THAT UNLOCKING M IL E S M O R E HOME STATE.- OLD s t a t e OUR FRONT DOOR.) Tj- I CAM HARDLY, LINE SEEING THE ' T O T H E BORDER LINE BORDER.. gEAN iDOTBALL^ W A IT 'T IL WILL I ’M GON*NA V E C R O SS SURE W IL L B E J O M P C30T D ACKFIELD men get a lot ^ pounding wlien THE LOOK THE BIGGEST] ■La piled up in line i^y,« kit Kwd in n open- BO RDER.^ GOOD THRILL. field tackle. There are leveral ways in wki^ a TO back can cut down the chances ^ injury ME.' The only way to (;uard against dirty work in pileups and in tackling is to avoid it as inuch at possible. Following are a few hints for bafi car riers which may help; Hit hard. Never stop driving. A hard rvm- ning back is less often hurt than a slow one. Use the intaference. The blockers are diere to pro tect you, and if you get this into yow head it wE make the game easier on you and jnake for greater gains. Learn to fafl ithxed. AiliHann -or leg hitting the pound is more lil«iy to get hart ^ than a lax one. Run with the fett wide apart, .«»is shown in iketch. You’relleaBceiyIoU ___ hard/m being tacHed. i \ P A G E e i g h t e e n IHimriirBtnr hunting Jrnald WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, l! Manchester Orange, P. of H., will “CRAZY TO REDOCr give an entertainment and dance in | Odd Fellows hall this evening. Wal- i A Comedy by ter Joyner’s orchestra will play be Manchester Orange, No. SI fore the curtain rises at 8:15 on | [Wednesday, Nov. 22, 8:15 p. m. the comedy, “Crazy to Reduce’’ by Odd Fellows Hall more than 20 of the women mem Dancing, Joyner’s Orchestra. bers. Dancing will follow to music Admission 25 Cents. by Irving Wickham and Walter j Joyner. The Army and Navy Club auxil ABOUT TOWN iary will hold its regular meeting tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. A Forty members of Manchester Thanksgiving social will follow. Grange visited Hebron Grange last Linens, China, Glassware and Cooking Needs at Special Prices night, when the first and second de gree was conferred on a class of candidates. The degree team of the local Grange exemplified the second LADIES! degree in a creditable manner de Why Have Your Feet spite the fact that the electric cur Linen Values ei-Pi^ rent went off twice. Bum Because Of That Cannot Be Replaced At These Prices! Manchester members of the Rock Cheap Soles? ville club will give a large card When you can have Armour’s Flexi party at the Y. M. C. A., December ble or Kistler Soles put on for the 5, to raise funds for Christmas same price as cheap soles. PURE IRISH LINEN cheer in the towns of Rockville, Stafford Springs and Msmchester. SHOES DYED ALL COLORS. Dinner Set The Married Couples club of the SAM TULTE8 Second Congregational church will have a surprise supper at the 701 Main Street Johnson Block church this evening at 6:80, each Damask Sets couple providing a dish other dessert. The guest speaker will be Including Rev. Dr. Dorchester, father of Mrs. Atlantic Rayolite F. C. Allen. A period of games will follow. The committee in charge in cludes Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Allen RANGE 8 Serving Plates and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Allen. Shining Light and Inasmuch Cir OIL cles of King’s Daughters will meet Regular users of this oil claim this evening in Center church house. they have found none better. The condition of Dr. David M. Under 15 gaUons. .lOVzc gal Caldwell, who has been seriously ill 15 gallons or more, 8 '/j c gal. of Influenza and pneumonia, was re ^60x80-inch Cloth $16-50 ported as continuing to show im L. T. WOOD CO. The Set Includes: provement today. Dr. Caldwell has 51 Blssell Street TeL 4496 and 6 Napkins • 8 Service Plates not had a fever in two days. • 8 Cups 9 8 Saucers XV .'These linens were purchased months • 8 Dinner Plates 9” Words utterly fail to express the charm -of this entire • 8 B and B Plates 6” "ago, otherwise they’d be dollars high • 8 Fruits er. Beautiful Irish linen damask set—a set that will mark 3?t)u in the eyes of your guests, as a well informed hostess who knows the prevailing taste • 8 Coupe Soups with neat hemstitched hems. Six and the latest vogue in table appointment 61-piece set • 1 Meat Platter 11" PINEHURST-dial 4151 16-inch napkins. Patterns: Poppy, including 8 SERVICE PLA'TES. All pieces carry a • 1 Vegetable Dish 8" Rose, Daisy and Chrysanthemum. • 23-carat gold encrusted decoration. • 1 Cream Pitcher Boston • 1 Covered Sugar Roasting Chickens.. .lb. 29c Bluefish Old Fashioned Country Style 32-Pc. Dinner Sets, 53-Pc. Dinner Sets, Sausage M eat...... lb. 25c 2 lbs. 25c PLAIN WHITE LINEN A gay little set with P^atinum ^^J^^Q A smart set for line trim. Service for six. .^erican porcelain with .95 If It is convenimt—^please pla ce your Turkey order this week. pink and blue floral trims. You can depend on the quality of Plnehnrst ’Turkeys. We will have Yellow Tag Natives and Fancy Northwestern 'Turkeys. Prices will be low enough to fit any pocketbook. 60-Pc. Dinner Sets, 52-Pc. Dinner Sets, Pork Chops Scrapple.. lb. 25c Damask Sets ‘*®-$rC*98 ”tS lovefy_^$2 Q.50 e a ch 2-lb. p a n ___39c Beautiful snowy white damask cloths in sign. Service for eight. piece sets. Great for Colo lovely patterns. Hemstitched hems. nial dining rooms! Center Cuts. Fresh Oysters 14-inch napkins. Cloths of this quality If you want a Soup Bone or T^tnih Stew for noon dinner, call will lest for years. 60x80-inch sets, by 8:10 for the early delivery. Bare Bones will be S pounds for 53-Pc. Dinner Sets, 64-Pc. Dinner Sets, $3.98. 10c; Meaty Shanks, from 25c to 85c each, and Lamb Stew will be 2Yt pounds for SSc. 154x68 Cloth and 6 Napkins. American porcelain sets in rose;‘>-$7.50 Q .50 bud pattern on an ivory base m designs. * J Mackerel A New Cookie— 48 Thin, Chocolate Covered Cookies, o O Halibut B o x ...... ZZC Filet of Sole Box packed at the N. B.^C. factory. IRISH LINEN DAMASK 53-Pc- Dinner Sets, 95-Pc. Dinner Sets, Scallops Fig Newton Chocolate Old Daisies, Wild Roses and Autumn Q Q Cookies Another scoop! Imported Haddock Circle Fashioned Leaves trim these sets for eight'P* ■ • t/w Best Grade Cookies Ginger china sets with matted gold'P .50 people. Cod N. B. C. Snaps handles. White china body. 27c lb. 25c lb. box 23c 1 Clams Pattern Cloths At HALE’S China—Baaement. Salmon Creamery Butter___lb. 27c These are just the quality linen cloths you’ll be proud to have on your table “ Wear-Ever” Roasters CARROTS CALIFORNIA Thanksgiving. Lovely Irish linen dam Will Do Your Turkey To A Turn! CELERY BRUSSELLS Ivory Soap ask. The best quality imported damask TURNIPS SPROUTS 5 bars 25c in neat designs. CUCUMBERS TOMA'TOES >70x70 Cloths. Ritz Blue 70x88-inch 70xl06-inch 22-inch Cloths, Cloths, w ill roast turkey, duck, chicken, beef. $3.98 $4.98 Cloths, $2.98 Has handy lifting rack. Small size. Me dium, $3.95. Large, $4.95. Linens—^Main Floon, left. Table “Wear-Ever” “Wear-Ever” “Wear-Ever” Glassware Pie Plate Cake Pan Cookie Sheet Sale! Silverplated with pie sealer, with andy grater, with two cookie SOUTH MR NCHCSTTR ■ CONN for for cutters, 39c 39c 69c each “Wear-Ever” AJumihum—Basement A Pre-Holiday Sale! Nothing will be more colorful T ableware 3<-Piece than this new Ritz Blue table glassware. Has neat crystal stems. $1.49 and $1.98 Goblets, sherbets, wine, footed Reed’s “Drip Top” Roasters Guaranteed for Carving Sets tumblers, limch plates. of heavy blue enamel Blouses 25 Years! “Safe-Edge” $ 3 -9 8 . Table Tumblers $ 1 . 0 0 $ 1 . 0 0 8-plece stag handled carving sets. Great for carving the tur .00 key! Will roast that bird tender and dozen tasty! 18-inch size for 10-pound bird. With neat etched band. Also 19-inch, $1.25. 20-inch, $1.98. • Neat blouses that are Knives and colored decorated glassware at this practical for school, price. business, and knock Your Poriss, set REED’S “SELP-BASTING” ROASTERS about. A lovely new pat- ...... 19-in c h ...... $2,49 17-in c h ...... $1.75 20-lnch...... S2 98 0 Crisp cottons in tailor Choice: tem ~"Lldo” , ’This Stainless steeL Colored han Large Size ed styles. Plain colors dles. 12 pieces. 18- in c h ...... $2.25 21-inch...... ,...... $8.98 is our second Enamel Roasters— Basement. and prints. Dinner Forks shipment .,. our Dinner Plates * Few silks included in Salad Forks first order wlalked Relish this sale. Dessert Spoons right out. An ex Soup Spoons cellent silver- Dishes, JQ c Pyrex Oven Glassware Butter ’’Cnlves plated tableware ^ each 100% Wool Tablespoons for every day use. 4-compartments. Wicker han Great for ’Thanksgiving dinner! Covered Casseroles Sugar Shells dle, Floral decorated. Floral design with platinum edge. Teaspoons I Dessert Fotics Steak Knives (stainless steel)] $1.29 16-inch Platters 7-plece berry sets. Cream For the scalloped “goodies". Quart Japanese groimd with bright flowers. size. 1 ^ quarts, 95c. 2-quarts, $1.15. 3-quarts, $1.50. eadi Pie Plates, Custard Cups, • A good assortment of Trays $1.29 For that Turkey! Odd designs. Platinum banded floral platters. 9- inch size. Six individual cus styles, both straightline tard cups in a wire and pleated. China tea sets in tomato red $2.25 not so long ago! 10- inch size, 50c. with green leaf. Tea pot and Baeemeat. ' 45c frame. 50c she cups. Pyrex Ovenware—Basement. • Fashioned of 100% wool crepes and 23-Piece 18-lnch serving trays In col • Every skirt a | 2 .9 8 value. orful Japcmese deirigns. 17- Tea Sets, Inch, 69c. At HALB’S^louses, Skirts—^Main Floor, center. Two-tone luster Th€.BVtlAL€ Service for six. Silverw are— ^Basement Basement _ ------MANCHErrEB C o im »= = = , I jg p p o r l Year Heeplitjfl l^'A ltendtng The Bejseitt Qmcert, Wigy p iiif ^ T ' X \ ■■