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(TEN PAGB-^' ,.^J PRICE THREE CENTS rOL. XLIV., NO. 298. Claaatlled Adrertlalng on Page 6 MANCHESTiSR, CONN., SATtTOAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1926.
«>- ...d'DELAY- FONCK ^ AUTOS tlACE TODAY Vacation Pres. Ck^olidge PERHAPS , TILL TUESDAY FOR 6350,000 PRIZES 1 STATE SOFTENS S LOCAL MEN KNIFE THROWN Roosevelt Field, N. Y., Sept. Altoona, Pa., Sept. 18.— Bar ring last minute unfavorable On Way To Face Hard Wint^ 18.— ^The, pro]g>sed flight of the weather the annual 250-mile Sikorsky biplane from here to BATTQIStIFQN Paris has been postponed until TOWARD auto race, postponed from 'La AT PRINCE GUS IN COURT FOR Monday'at the earliest and it bor Day, will be run off here Aboard Presidential Special.^tum after return in this summer’s this afternoon with the cream probably will not he made be Sept. 18.— Ten solid weeks ot vaca state primaries have indicated he fore next Tuesday. of America's racing talent AND m C E S S will face an indifferent Congress FLORIDA• ! COAST IN CASE S E I W BOOZE tion behind them. President and i “ Weather reports Indicate competing for ?350,000 prize ; this December and nn openly hos- money. Eighteen drivers quali Mrs. Goolidge are returning to the very unfavorable weather for I tile one next March; It is expect the next three dayg,” Captain fied for the event. national capital today,.invigorated, ed* that his political mettle will be 4 Timely ^Warning Prevents Rene Fonck, chief pilot, ex H^r Posidon in Murder Dif- ^ FooriNabbed Here and Two CooGe/Said to Be Chinese, and refreshed by their summer in tMted to the fullest extent. plained. the Adlrpndacks. One problem of pressing impor Attem pt Attack on Swed At 7:30 this moiiilng the presi tance awaits his arrival in Wash ' Huge Losses But Cohimn* ^ent^om Heu^, &ys in Bolton— Ten Local and I ILLNESS PREVENTS dential special pulled out of Ga ington. That Is the murder 'by briels, N. Y., on the start of Its six Hexican bandits of Jacob Rosen ish Royal Pair While at teen-hour run to Waslvlngton. thal, aged Long Islander. Mr. nication Is Cut— Turks LINK 4 IN MEETING Simmons as He Fads to State Police Take Part;| M ’ P H E R SO N A R R E S T To Trylfi^ Winter. GooUodge has kept himself fully The train is cairyfing President informed on developments in this Ask for JaiGsg. • AD Cases Continned Dinner in Tokio, CooUdge back to what promises to Island Ships Lost. be the most trying wlntSr of'h is IN AID OF MERTON White House incumbency, for re- (Gontlnaed on Page* 2.) Mother Taken, Freed on Bail; Jacksonville, Sept. 18.— All com Somerville, N. J., Sept. 18.— state and Manchester police Toklo, Sept. 18.— Crown Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden and munication with the lower east Vouchers Show Daugherty, Mrs. Frances Stevens Hall sa ter^ united last night In making one of fA n cn iraC Y a n d FakiH g coast of Florida below Fort Pierce i a plea of not guilty yesterdai^to the largest liquor raids In years. r J ® his wife. Princess Louise, were the FOURTEEN BANDIT FRANCE, GERMANY objects of an attempted assassina was cut off today by the hurricane the charge that she killed her hus Ten policemen took part, they I7vulpnpA A t C C h a rg ed Jess Smith, Miller in New band, Rev. Dr. Edward W. Hall, were divided into groups and des- .fiVMienCe A lC VUdlgCU. tion here yesterday when a knife which roared in from the Bahamas cended simultaneously on places was hurled at them by a mysteri KIDNAPERS KaiiED DRAWING CLOSER and tore a swath of destruction be and Mrs. Eleanor R .‘ Mills and was conducted by six Manchester men. ous coolie, said to be Chinese, as lieved to have centered near the York Wth Bug. held In $40,000 bail, which, slie In every case an arrest was made. Los Angelos, Sept. 18.— With they dined at the British embassy. Palm Beaches. furnished. Similar pleas were en Caught in Raid. her mother, Mrs. Mlnhle Kennedy The guaird around the palace as The full force of the storm struck tered by her brothers, Henry Stev Those caught in the police drag signed to the Swedish royalty has New York; Sept. 18.— The gov- net were: under arrest and warrants for the Seven Hanged, Seven /l e f t Series of Conferences Ber the Southern Atlantic coast shortly ens and Willie Stevens, and by her been doubled and authorities are eriiment produced yesterday In John Chartier, North Main arrest of six others, including the combing the mazes of Tokio’s un before 3 o’clock this morning-and cousin, Henry Carpender. They street. famous woman evangelist, the derworld in an effort to find the Dead,” AD Shot Through tween Briand and Strese- soon after communication facilities Federal Court official travel vouch were held without ball. James Ulianlo, Spriuce street. had been destroyed. case against Aimee Semple Mc would-be assassin. ers designed to place Harry M. Four years and three days after Daniel J. Sheehan, Oak street. Pherson was entering a new phase Called “ Insignificant.” Ample warning of the storm, Daugherty, formerly Attorney Frank Jurewicz, North Main the Right Eye. man Point to New Accord. broadcast by the weather bureau, the murders she was brought be today. Only the fact that she was The episode was described In of General; the late Jess Smith, his street. confined to her bed suffering from ficial /iircles as “ decidedly insigni allowed coastwise shipping and res fore the bar of justice here. It William Martin. Bolton. an abscessed nose prevented the ficant.” The theory was advanced idents of southeastern Florida personal friend, and Colonel! opportunity to make Salvatore Do Purapo, Bolton. legal denial to four years of whis arrest of the evangelist yesterday that the coolie’s act was simply Mexico City, Sept. 18.—-Bodies of Geneva, Sept. 18.— A confer towns to make preparations against Thomas' W. Miller, formerly Allen Two Charges. that of a demented Individual and the hurricane. perings. on charges of criminal conspiracy bandits, swaying In the breeze from ence held yesterday between Aris Property Custodian, together with In every ^ase two charges will and preparing false evidence. absolutely of no political import .The Storm has taken a heavy Assistant Attorney General Simp be pressed: keeping liquor with In tree branches alunjg the Cuernavaca tide Briand, French foreign minis the late John T. King, In New S^rtly after her arrest Kenne- ance. The belief advanced in some toil in property damage, mainly son, who says that he has solved tent to sell and actual sale of li quarters that the act of the coolie road, gave mute warning to all that ter and Herr Stresemann, Ger at Turks Island, where practically York City on April 18 or 19. 1921. the famous mystery, stepped close quor. The Manchester quartet were dy# w s arraigned and was allow ed ll^ rty after posting a bond of was part of a plan to discredit the Mexico intends to wipe out banditry man foreign minister, during all shipping in the port was re ^‘‘^e against to the slight figure in deepest arraigned in the local police court Japanese government abroad was Mr. Daugherty and Colonel Miller ?2,500. Her preliminary hearing and to avenge the death off Jacob which relations between the two ported destroyed. No lives are mourning. Two black-robed judg this morning and formally charg termed “ preposterous.” reported lost. ' whose trial for conspiracy entered es looked down from the bench. ed. Owing to the inability of state was setMor Sept. 27. The story, as pieced together by Rosenthal, American business man nations were discussed, was but Direct Chai^o Telegraph and telephone coi]S- yesterday, allpges The spectators waited for the spec police to be present to testify, the the police, is that the coolie found of Woodmere, N. Y., who was kill the, first of a series of such meet panies suffered the complete loss of mat this was approximately the ial prosecutor to snap out his cases were postponed by Judge Mrs. McPherson, accordin’* to the his way into the British compound ed by brigands who had captured ings, it was learned today. communication between Fort Pierce time when Richard Merton. Ger words, “ How do you plead, guilty Raymond A. Johnson until next complaint upon which the warrant and hurled a knife through an Although the communiques Is man capitalist, opened his ulti- for her arrest was based, was the him. ^ and Key West and, would make no or not guilty?” Tuesday morning. In each case ex open window in the direction of sued following the conferences negotiations for cept that of Ulianio, a bond of “ begoggled woman” who spent prediction this morning on how Softens Alannev the table where the British ambas Seven bandits have been captured were delightfully vague, It Is und soon service might be restored. the $7,000,000 transfer of the war- $250 was accepted. It was the first nine days in the Carmel cottage, sador, Sir John Tilley, was enter and executed and their bodies erstood that the net results were sequestered assets of the American He had fairly thrust the accusa offense for Chartier, Sheehan and which presumably had been rent The local weather bureau had tion at the three men. Each in taining the Crown Prince and strung from trees near the scene a better understanding and prelim no definite reports this mornios of Metal Company. Mr. Merton has Jurewicz. ed by Kenneth G. Ormiston, form turn, had been told that the peo Princess at dinner. of the Rosenthal kidnapping. It is inary agreements relative to tne the path of the storm after it struck already testified that he paid $441- Old Offender. er radio operator at Angelus tem The missile fell at the feet of ple ot the State of New Jersey reported here. putting of the Locarno pacts into the coast, heading north north-west. 000 to Mr. King for his services In However, Ulianio Is an old of ple. Roger Tilley, the ambassador’s charged them with the crime. And At least seven more bandits have effect. Caught in *Watersp6at. helping to put through the trans fender. He has been tried on simi The complaint states that Mrs. son, who pursued the marauder. fer. The present Daugherty-Miller edch had said, “ Not guilty.” It been killed in fighting with the fed Many Rumors West Palm Beach, Sept. 18.— lar charges on two previous occa McPherson, “from the 19th day of The coolie ^scaped. eral troops who are closely pursu Numerous rumors are afloat indictment alleges that they shar was Mrs. Hall’s turn at last. Sen sions and convicted both times. On May until the 29th of May, 1926, The prince and princess, who The terrific hurricane from the Ba ed in this "commission.” The spe ator Simpson moved close to her. ing the outlaws. here of the results, ranging from hamas was marked here by strong his last appearance before the lo resided and remained concealed at had planned to leave Tokio today, Seven “ Left Dead” a French promise for complete cific charge named is that they His k'-en eyes seemed less keen as cal court he was fined $250 and Carmel, from which place she de changed their schedule and are re freakish winds assuming propor thus defrauded the government of he did so, and his face seemed to Among those who are reported evacuation of the Rhine to the re tions of a cyclone. costs and given a jail sentence of parted with Ormiston with the full maining here on account, it is said, to have been killed In brushes be turn of the Saar to Germany with their "honeat, unprejudiced and soften. The spectators canght the 15 days. knowledge and consent of Mrs. of a cold from which Prince Gus While J. rt. Kent of Macon, Qa , impartial services,” through sanc transition in his attitude at once7 tween the bandits and the federal out a plebiscite. However, these was driving on the Dixie Highway The cases of Martin and De Kennedy.” tavus is suffering. troops are the former General .rumors appear to be based rather tioning the Merton claim in hope When he spoke his voice was near here, his automobile was of this personal gain. Pumpo d^o not come within the The complaint also declares that Bonifacio Hinojosa of Zapata’s on hopes than on actualities, for low and his. bearing deferential. jurisdiction of the local court even Mrs. McPherson, her mother and caught in a waterspout, lifted off Voachers Read to Jnry. He went‘ through his paraphrases forces, and Miguel Garcia, a war In well-informed circles It Is gen the ground and twisted around though they reside In Manchester. five others, Including Ormiston are den in the Jail of Hulrzllac. These erally accepted that M. Briand The travel vouchers showed that of the unwieldly legal phraseolo The places where the alleged sales charged with violation of section three times. Mr. Daugherty and Mr. Smith, gy In the indictments returned ♦ 4 HEAD OF STATE DRY men are said to have been left as would not make any wide conces Kent’s car seemed to be in the traveling on the same train. In the were- made were In Bolton. Martin 134 of the penal code, preparing dead as the bandits fled. Exam sions unless he had consulted M. against the four last Wednesday lives on the main road to Bolton false evidence. hollow center of a huge column of same stateroom, first left Washing and it appeared almost as if he ination of their bodies would- seem Poincare. water ^hurlihg rain In all direc ton on April 16, arriving in Colum Just this side of the town line but To Try Ormiston LEAGUE WILL RETIRE to indicate remarkable, markamaHf.|. It seraaB probabl*, however, that disliked his task. Comment In was arrested In Bolton. De Pumpo, District Attorney Asa Keyes to tions. bus, Ohio, on the following day. lowered tones made a murmur in ship on the part of the federal steps toward reduction of, the ar No'veisels were reported In dls* The two left Colqlhbus at l2:40 p. whose home is on South Main day spiked a rumor that Ormiston troops for they were all shot my ot occupation^have been taken the courtroom; the Senator’s ac street and who also operates a would be granted immunity if he Rev, Ernest Claypole to Return tress. Yn., on April-18 and arrived in New through the right eye. and that Germany has agreed to York City early on April 19. Mean torlike shift of demeanor puzzldd small store on the same street, testified for the state. Keyes de to Methodist Pulpit; Hart Troops are still pursuing the aid France In the stabilization of everybody. ' owns a farm in Bolton. It was at CRY BABY BANDITS ARB while, further vouchers showed clared that Ormiston would have ford Man to Act. remnants of the bandit gang. her currency. On $40,000 BaiL the farmhouse where the-* alleged to stand trial with the other de FOUND GUILTY AGAIN. Colonel Miller came to New York Mobilize Against Yaqnis. From tbo beginning made in this New York, Sept, 18.— A Queens City from Washington on April 18. A few minntes later the reason sales were made. fendants. Ormlston’s laVyer has Mexico City, Sept. 18.— fifteen De Pnmpo's Case. New Haven, Sept. 18.— Rev. conference yesterday, there may county juryi which was out fifty- The vouchers were ready before f'
■ - f - ' . I '! . , ; . r , k . 'tfS*'■N'i 2 , — . y ».. . , i i’ V \, - ■■, ■’ ■• • ■ ; .;'• - '■• - '■■•' ;- ■- '•; -■ • ■>o---,_,-::'^..'’ ; r ' ' v - .:? ;5 i^ - S ^ y PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 1926. •re- ROGERSPRAISES MISS HAZEL JOHNSON, SLAP IN FACE ABOUT TOWN OUR NEW PLAYHOUSE OPEN FORUM WALTER OLSON PLANS ^ MOTHER’S C U B IIA R S ' GETS ANOTHER SHOWER Mrs, Charles Mallon of 30 Pearl i SOO^ TO BE OPENED ' THE BUSINESS CENTER. TO SELL AUTOMOBd I s HRS. WALTER’S ADDRESS BARRON’S WORK WAS CAUSE OF street and her son Charles Jr., have Editor Evening Herald:— -returaed setter spending three . A littla while ngo the Herald Thirty-five Friends and Rela weeks with Mrs. hiallon’a parents. Rialto in South End Will Be drew attention to the tact that the tives Gather to Honor Bride- Cbmpleted Within Week; business men on Main street have Former Director of Rec to Be Fifty-two members of the Man Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cameron of chester Mothers’ club enjoyed a to>Be. RIFFREVOLT Bridgeport. H. S. To Install Organ. noticed an increase in business since Sales Manager for Crawford Acting President of Police the through traffic is detoured from Company. supper at the “ Tea Tray” at Bast Center street, and that the tourists Windsor Hill last evening. Miss Hazel Johnson of Bigelow Mias Alice Crawford of Cottage According to the management of Mrs. B. F, Andrews was hostess Conunissioner Cofunends street, who is to become the bride street is spending the week-end the Rialto theatre. Manchester’s are seeing Manc^ster for the first Former Director Walter Olson assisted by Mrs. R. D. Webster, of William Munsle of Center street Spanish General’^ Insolt to with friends in Springfield. newly re-built motion picture house time. of the Recreation Centers anounc- Mrs. Elbert Shelton, Mrs. £ a rl Sergeant’s Quick Work in on Saturday. September 25, was will be opened in a short time. The Since reading this, the people of ed today that he will shortly take Ballsleper. Mrs. George Lundbergs honored with another shower last Nati?e Chi ' i Brought Peter Urbanettl of 141 Pearl entire theatre has been renovated, Manchester realise, also for the up hls duties as sale:: manager for and Mrs. R. J. Dewey. evening. More than thirty-five of street will leave this afternoon tor and no one could ever tell that it first time, that our Main street is the Crawford auto sales company, After the qupper. First- Yflce- Clearing Mystery. her relatives and friends were in the Hartford hospital to undergo a is the same playhouse, after a look only, a side street and that Center h»'*'dllng the Oldsmobile and Lo Presldent Mrs. James Johnston in- ' atendance, among them twelve of on R yo Years’ War. serious operation. at its re-finished interior. street is our Main street. comobile cars. Direstor Olson loft troduced the speaker of the even the members of the young women’s Hi the Interior of what was the .This brings to mind, the ques the- Rec on the Jirst of September ing, Mrs. Mary Waters, who spoke sewing club to which Miss Johnson The meeting and whist of the old Park theater, the old plaster tion, where shall we erect our Fed after having been connected with on “ The Influence Clothes
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MARINB RIFiaGMEN ^ TlCTOmbUS IN SBSQUI. , — --- - STATE CAMPAIGN It . CENTENNIAL MATCH. r.i-' • 3'. Tlie Everiiiig Hi^ald ,J Sea Girt, J.—iThe-U. .8. Ma i. FOR OUR CRIPPLES rines led all other rifle teams here V . By GEORGE HBimY DOLB.^ '^ ? ; d won the Sesqui-Centennial Na Sunday School Lessons nai rifle team match with a score International Siui^py School Lqsson Text, Seht. 10. t'2802; the: New York National Do not drink ,wiuo iipr. stn^ig. drink, thoo, nqr thy sqp with Daddy’ AUen to Come Here by WiUiam T. Ellis. ^ a r d was second, score, 2684; thee.— ^Lev. 10:9. i ’ '' V For Every Age, C r ^ and Nationality. the District of Columbia Na SALVATION ARMY. t SECOND CONGREGATIONAL. tional Guard, third* score 2670^ from West to AU Com- U. S. Navy was fourth' with the ‘•■V ■' Commandant C. M. Abbott. Rev. F. C. Allen. ehme score. The text was a law for the^ guilty as in'actually doing it. S^: ' At the Sunday morning service k pther tcompetlng teams finished priests of Israel. It was, if obeyed, is not only ^n the aqi, bat also 1ft: monities. ^ ;follows: Massachusetts National Saturday night at 7:30— open- tomorrow morning the pastor will a sure protection against drunkenv the win that ■would cmamlt 'the, air service on Main street near the MORAL MALARIA AND MOUNT Guard, fifth; Pennsylvania National act. It is in tfte will first, anft: preach upon the topic, "Spiritual ness, wblqh would have 'disgraced Tinker block. Ideals and Industry.” The Junior (Suard, sixth; New Jersey National whatever be the outward life, the- Sunday will be Rally Day. 9:30, duard, seventh; < and a Pennsylvania The hoi;' office of ths priesthood. outside of the cup and platter are sermon will be a story entitled, Edgar F. Allen, president of the CompEiny meeting with special “ The Rich Man and the Beggar.” SINAI Glvllian team, eighth. The Mary It made a clear difference be not clean until the inside of them songs and music. 11 o’clock. The music to be rendered is^as fol International Society for Crippled land National Guard team withdrew tween the ministers of the temple is cleansed. And however clever Holiness meeting, and dedication ;^d the only regular army team on one may be in escaping legal pen lows: Children, famous throughout the and the habits of those who yield service. 3:00, Park service in Cen Prelude— A lle g ro ...... Douglas the range this year did not enter alties, he cannot avoid the penal West as "Daddy” Allen because of ed to indulgence. ter Park, preceded by a short band Anthem— “ Morning Hymn” . . . . there is any particular law of the the match. ties for evil in thi? will, for the^r concert. 7:30, Final Rally Day his work and affection for handi The International Sunday moral code, or civil enactment, ■I This match took the place of the Though no others than the Le- fall upon the soul as Impure ...... Wagner vites regarded themselves Divine service. Offertory— Soprano Solo. capped children, will launch in School Lesson for September which one does not like, disregard i^ u la r National Rifle team match, states of the heart,'and evil In the ly forbidden the use Of wine, the The afternoon and evening serv Postlude— OSertoire in F . . . .Wely Connecticut during the next few 10 is, “ Obedience To Law”— It! Choose your favorite laws for Instituted in 1902 and discontinued will prevents tbe/'' blessings that breaking. Many mpn, ^ the nois- broad applicatioh of the principles ices will be conducted by Brigadier Sunday school is at 12.10. weeks a state wide movement for Levlcticus 20. ^ r lack ot- funds after last year, come out of pure love frqm the Henry Taylor, who was a former est at the moment, spurn the pro tat revived and renamed "Sesqni- involved is seen'in Paul's admoni- Lord. . ‘ , f' The Christian Endeavor meeting helping communities to provide i tlon, “ All things indeed are pure; officer of Manchester.- will be held at 6.45 p. m. Topic: hibition law. Almost as .shame yentennial” this year at Sea Girt. The state of society is but a adequate care for crippled child less is the popular disdain for the I but evil for that man who eateth Next Wednesday, Thursday and “ Missionary Advance in India.” The ^ ; is fired by ’ teams of ten men flection of Internal conditions:' What the landscape of our time Seventh Commandment; and the with offence. It Is good neither to Friday evenings, will be special Missionary committee will be in ren. qach, at distances of from' 200 There is no evil in society that ik lacks.is the mighty peak of Mount breaking of .the Tenth Command ' cat flesh, nor drink wine, nor any services conducted by Commandant charge. For twenty years Mr. Allen has ;^opo yards, pnd bas been won by not first in the heart of indlvldi(- and Mrs. Abrams. The opening devoted bis life to arousing public Sinai. Our day is dwelling in a de ment, and of the Fourth, is'quite U. S. Marines nine times. thing whereby thy brother stum- als. There the real reformation The Ladles’ Aid - Society will pression. Mentally and spiritually, as prevalent. bleth, or is offended, or is_ made night Commandant Abrams will hold a sewing meeting at the home Interest in the care, relief, and ed " Members of tbe winning team must begin. There is no re^ormft-' wo are bogged in a morass. Our Of course, If any bars are down weak.” •' tlop of society other than the re; give a talk on “ The Jewish Pass- of Mrs. J. M. Williams on Hudson ucation of the crippled child. He l^e: Lieut. Raymond T. Presnell; over, or the Lord’s Last Supper.” feet are slithering and 8llpplr,g there might as well be no fences. Whatever be one’s conviction as formation of its constituent mem street on Wednesday afternoon is sponsored by the International puiinery Sergeants Raymond O. This will be interesting and help about In soggy swamps. 'The norm Drive one hole through the wall of to drinking intoxicating -liquors, bers. No one Can reform anothef.t. from two to five o'clock. Ladies Rotary Association, but gives his ^o'ulter and John M. Thomas; Ser every sound-tulnklng person ful. The speaker will be dressed entire time free of charge to this al sense of perspective and of di law-observance and the purpose of geants Henry p. Crowe, Albert S. We may instruct, encourage, warn, In Jewish costume and will use a of the church are cordially invited rection has become obscured. Mor tho wall*is foiled. Choice of laws knows that intoxication is an plead; yet for progress, individual^ to attend. work. He hopes that the intevst french and Eugene H. Odom; abuse, that drunkenness is repul chart for Illustrating his topic. aroused in Connecticut will m.lke al malaria is in the air. Lowland^ to be kept or broken, according to i^orporals Joseph F. Hankins and must learn what is right, and do tt On Wednesday evening at eight miasmas have enervated even the personal taste or convenience, sive ^nd debasing, that the -weak from love. - o’clock the executive committee of it possible to conduct a survey of Qren J. Tobey; and Privates Rus- should not be tempted, and-that .it SWEDISH LUTHERAN. the state and its means of reach strong. This present period of ends the reign of law. The "re ^11 F. Seitzinger and Paul E. the Men’s club of the church will human life is stuck In The mud, spectable” politician who has for is the duty of everyone to set a meet in the church parlors for tlie ing and caring for handicapped Woods. good example. Rev. P. J. O. Cornell. cliildren. •apparently without the ability to a generation bought votes and j Sergeant Ladislaus-Lach,' a U. .S. discussion of important matters per see any fixed highland of hope and bribed lawpfaker'^ cannot complain A clear distinction bqtween po taining to club plans and policies. lu Hartford Monday Marine, won the Eisner Match, fired lice laws and m oral' o f spiritual Sunday school will convene at While in Hartford Mr. Allen help. if his. sons and daughters lightly a'tGOO yards. 8:30.’ Next Saturday afternoon and all ' Literal material has reijeatedly break other laws that stand in the laws should he made. Evils may he day Sunday, Sept. 25th and 26th, will work in close touch with Miss restricted by statutory laws. If The morning service will be held Constance Leigh, superintendent had a similar effect In historic In way of their personal desires. The 5 kt 10:45 with sermon in English will be celebrated the Centennial stances, upon whole communiUes they are justly, speedily and surely of Newington Home for Crippled "good cltlken,” who traffics with a MUNT JOSEPH’S TOMB. executed, but uo one is reforms^ chopper and caivanlied ^on gvt;. by Rev. Franzen. of the erection of the meeting, -—as in the case of the dwellers in Children, who is co-operating with bootlegger, and openly boasts of by them. Regeneration by comput - tin fnd paper rooting, hot a^ The evening service at 7 will be house of First Congregational Italy’s Pontine Marshes, along the his disregard of prohibition, has the Hartford Rotary Club in bring purham*. N. C.— Excavations at Sion is impossible. All retomatiop fdroiacea,' repatr^ and'reaet. In Swedish with sermon by the pas church. Vernon, at Vernon Center. Applan Way; and^of the people of no sound reason for criticising the ^hechem, in Palestine, are expect- The speakers to address the gather^ ing him to Connecticut. He will is effected by the will being free to tor. be In Hartford on Monday, Sep the plalp of ancient Corinth; and activities of gunmen and bandits; (^
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there. As we recall it, the World If it does become posslble'to run IBsnrlieBt^r served faithfully in aiding the elec an auto on corn, imagine the result. Eitptiittg mi^ralb tion of Broadway Jimmy Walker to Won’t the farmers he tickled? e a i E E R . „ S t e v w a r f s ^ the mayoralty of Its big town. But When they start for town all they’ll PUBUSHRD Ul you’d never suspect It from the have to do is go out to the old corn THQ HERALD PKINTINQ Ca Why Not Try It Monday ? razzing that the Pulitzer newspaper crib and load up the lUwer— ^much Ponnded by Elwood 8. Els Oct. 1. 1881 has been giving Jimmy of late. the same as they did when Dobbin B f CHARLES P. STEWART Every Evening Except Sundays and Jimmy doesn’t grasp the serious was ruler of the road. Take care Washington, Sept. 18.'— Let Har Holidays. ness of his job. Jimmy can’t bone of yourSiealth so you will live long. ry Wardman build the new embassy Entered at the Post. OlHce at Mau> down hard enotigh to master the The future Is going to. be truly in the British government is planning cheater as Second Cla^s Mail Matter. to erect In Washington find Ambas SUBSCKlP'l'lUN KATES; By Mall all-important subway problem. Jim teresting and startling. sador Sir Esme Ho'ward will find a six dollars a year: sixty cents a my doesn’t like to think with such month tor shorter perloda diplomatic job on his hands com concentration as woul4 be neces pared with which he’ll think war By carrier, eighteen centr a nreuk. S^IALL BUT PLENTIFUL. Single copies throe centa sary for even a very clever Broad- ^ I N debt settlement didn’t amount to The Loach mnch. SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE- wayite to get the upper hand, of the SE.NTATIVE: Hamllton-De Lisser. By AUSTIN H. CLARK Loaches are especially common in Not that Wardman isn’t a capa liiu,. 25 West 45d Street. New York j huge tax question. Jimmy goes to Smithsonian Institute. central and eastern Asia. General ble contractor. and Sll'' North Michigan Avenua too many dinners and shows and Probably no other man In the Chicago. The size of a fish is not always ly speaking, they are most charac a measure of its importance Some teristic of swift streams ■with stony country has done more building. The Manchester Evening Herald is receives too many lodge delegations on sale In New York City at Schultz's and makes too many funny speech fishes can make up for their small beds. In which they live up to at He’s an Englishman, too. Orig News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd New York, Sept. 18.— Broadway size by their great abundance. least eleven thousand feet above inally he was a bricklayer. Now Street and 42hd Stieet entrance of es and wisecracks. Jimmy, in fine, reports a boom market in freaks. The loaches, of which there are he’s a multi-millionaire, having ac Grand Central Station. the lowlands, and in tropical India is a serious disappointment to the Agents handling everything from about 90 queer there are some very beautifully col quired his roll In Washington real “International News Service has Che snake charmers to bearded ladles e^ate and construction operations. exclusive rights to use tor republlca- World— and it doesn’t hesitate to slimy little things found only in Eu ored kinds. tluii :n any form all news dispatches say so. find their offices swamped with or rope and in Asia. The largest T^iey are common in stagnant But he’s non-union. credited to It or not otherwise credit ders. Many of them go, unfilled. kinds reach nearly a foot in length, water all over Japan, and a rather • • V ed In this paper. It Is also exclusively Which, in a way, is much to the There hasn’t been an outstanding There are a number of reasons entif.ed to use for repuhllcatlon all but most are much smaller. Wher pretty kind called the “ doosjoo” is Electric Washer the local or undated news published World’s credit. new freak in some years. ever they are common enough-they abundant in the rice fields in the why the Washington CentraL La herjln.” Nevertheless Jimmy Walker, jes are eagerly sought for food. summer. bor Union has been keeping a sharp This result, of course, is a de ter, song writer, fellow-about-town eye on him iq connection with this ie best way to prove what the new Gaina- mand for higher pay from “ first job of embassy building. whom everybody along the White day Washer will actually do is to try it your SATURDAY, SEPT. 18, 1026. class freaks.” For one thing, he sold the land Way knew and liked, might con Midgets, I hear, are in particu a l on which the e|nbassy Is to stand to self, right in your own home, doing your lar demand. T ceivably have struck less acute ob the British g07;ernment. . OUR SENATORS. With the American market al Cbchrarisl own washing. Then you can compare it with the servers than the World as being DAILY Then there’s his nationality. Look the roster of the United most exhausted cables are going to slow, laborous hand method. just a shade or two off-color ^ head POEM He also made a trip to London States senate all over from Alabama Europe. recently and it’s understood he took of a municipality of six . million to Wyoming; consider as unpreju There ^re plenty of ways you with him a quantity of plans, blue We’ll be glad to deliver a new Gainaday to your people with a budget of so many One agent tells me that the There -ne’er was a man who has prints and specifications. For the dicedly as possible the merits and world’p supply of tiny entertainers can get into trouble. You worry gained very much by fussln’ ,ah^ home Monday and let you try it without charge— scores of millions that a country is growing small. about it and make it seem double. new embassy? The Central La claims to distinction of all the dis fumin’ and sulkin’ and such. When bor Union wouldn’t wonder?^ man is afraid to think about it, like There seems to be actual danger Your mind plays' around with into the channel of worry he without obligation. You owe it to yourself to test tinguished geirtlemen ■who make up * * * he is afraid to think ajbout eternity of the midget race disappearing whate’er it’s about, where it ought swerves he’s just a poor mlngler this washer. 'Phone now for a demonstrator— that, after all, highly exceptional from the map. to be thinking of ways to get^ut. who gets on folks nerves. The other day a huge steam or the extent of the universe. shovel, with Wardman’s label on it, 500. body of statesmen; and see if you Most of the midgets. It seems, How seldom we w^y»Ger how Snap out of the trance, if If Jimmy Walker rattles around lumbered into the embassy site’s can find any other state represented came from certain small villages In far we are getting, by wasting a you’re one of that sort. Make faces in the New York mayoralty like a Hungary. Midgets were literally lot of our good hours In fretting. at trouble, and be a good sport. neighborhood. by two such outstanding men as is It subsequently developed that pea in a pod, if being a clever chap bred for the show market. The A wee hit of action, in proper ways The old Qptimistic game’s, never a Connecticut. birth rate has dwindled. For what the shovel’s mission was to open a and a good fellow on the rialto brings the chance for a person to flop.. Try playing it, man, and WATKINS It is the good fortune of a num reason, nobody seems to know. right the wrong things. you’ll come out on top. new -street but Washington union proves to be no good when you are labor’s first thought was that it was ber of states to have chosen as They merely state that Lilliputian trying to boss all New York, there’s demand is far greater than supply. about to begin excavating for the a delegate in the upper house The papers are so full of the somebody to blame— and it Isn’t And so the little people now In new embassy building. of Congress one senator of notable America are asking wage increas Dempsey-Tunney fight you can’t There was a row In a minute. Jimmy. Perhaps It is the people tell If Congress is in session. parts, as for example New York's es. ’ T 0 M The Central Union, began, prepa who helped to beat Mr. Waterman, rations for an appeal to union labor Wadsworth^ but it is much oftener who. being a real. business man, Since the time of Barnum, cir While an Eskimo visiting New in England and to circularize labor the case that one, at least, of a SIAV8 York ate six candles it may- have might possibly have developed a cus agents have canvassed the Eu throughout this country, with a state’s two members in the Senate ropean Lilliputs. One town. It was been because he was hn a light diet. view to an anti-British boycott', if better grasp on the business affairs is either a comparative nonentity or said, had a population made up SAYS the London government puts ' up a of the city. largely of midgeta.^ A politician Is suing a novelist non-unlon-built embassy here. is so overshadowed by his colleague A great rush, of'these yardstick German scientist has a new cure for saying something about him so as to lose everything of effect or for malaria. Part of the old one, we make no comment. SIR FRANCIS. folk was started some years hack In the meantime a committee infiuence. Nowhere else is there when Lilliputians who had played whisky and roots, was. popular. Nobody, after all, is much more from the Washington Building a pair like ours. in America returned to their na School has started, but it will be Trades Council called at the pres F or 1927 Hard work will gain you promo useful than the bookworm. tive land with fat bank rolls. a few weeks before some necks are ent embassy to investigate. * It may be thought by some of the tion in almost any line unless the Every boy in the world, unless A large numbqr have “ retired” good/ and clean. Sir Esme Howard and all the old timers treason to say so,' but and will not return to the show boss has too many kinfolk. he be a Spanish boy, wants to live we candidly doubt if there ever was game for any sum. Eve’s husband called it Paradise out his life without being disillu a time‘ before w'hen Connecticut’s because no bills for fig leaves came The Greatest Buick Ever sioned as to the utter impeccability - Once before a midget famine Restaurants serve such poor In on the first, / Senate delegation consisted of two and honor of Sir Francis Dyake, sea threatened, but the situation was meals most men marry and get such intellectual, independent, saved by the discovery of another their food from the, delicatessen. hero of heroes. Yet for hundreds Gertrude Ederle hasn’t lost her Built offers hundreds of statesmenlike men as at the pres midget colony on the Tisza River, nerve. Since braving the channel of years there has been a cloud of in the lowlands of Hungary. One can’t help but notice the in ent moment. she has been to several banquets. sorts upon the record of that gal Trading in them was carried on crease in earthquakes around Italy In no way could there have been lant rover of the main. There largely by peasants who, say the since Mussolini took charge. Don’t worry too much If your boy dollars in extra value. a better demonstration of this th^n Broadway agents, are now de has been a persistent suspicion that likes to study. He’ll outgrow that through an examination of the manding exorbitant prices because The price of food has jumped up before long. on a certain night, after fcord How of the midget scarcity. speeches of both Senator McLean three per cent this year while no But the price has not ard’s fleet—-ably abetted by the Parents of midgets are said to body was looking. A brute Is a man who leaves his and Senator. Bingham delivered at weather clerk— had .trounced the he retiring on the price exacted wife at home all day long without the recent Republican, state conven for a single child. Recent figures You. can eat best >n, am.empty! a clgaret In the house. Spanish- Armada and was trying to were $500 per “ mldg,” I am told. been raised. This is the tion. We have already expressed stomach, tu t yom can^ -thlnl: best; chase ^its remnants to destruction, — GILBERT SWAN. our opinion of the McLean “ key oq an emptj'^^headi . The cook book almost Invariably Drake took his ship out of forma Insists upon something you don’t note” speech. And that of Sena advantage of Buick tion to go off on a little job of loot ,The firsttfllgn o t winter is always happen to have on hand. tor Bingham, though naturally of acquisition by himself. just about as welcome as the first less length than the address of his sign of summer. Among the things this summer The result came very near to volume. senior, was a competent mate to it has taught us Is not to smell a being dlsatrous to Howard’s flag We wouldn’t mind dodging autos flfwer while a bee Is smelling It. In originality, forcefulness and di ship, the Ark, which was next In so much if the drivers would quit rect, sound thinking. It possessed line behind Drake's cra'ft, because Answer not a fool according to giving us such dirty looks. Things are simply remarkable
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I , POE’S STORIES: Hot>-Frog (4^ v : -■ - .\ ------«> . ------. FOR SALE We can invest your money in first H op^rog then unfolded to the king and his sevie'n The king was intrigued class mortgages. If you need a mort- ministers his plan for the masquerade. He would dress “ Oh, this is exquisite! Hop-Frog then proceeded to carry out his ic FOR SALE—A family cow. Call fa ce call ua Teh 782-2 Arthur A. by the idea of striking 109-13. Rnofla, o75 Main. the eight men as ourang-outangs, chaining them to fear to the hearts of all exclaimed the king. king and his ministers were first dressed in tight-fitting gether as though they Jiad just been brought from some "Hop-Frog, I will make a stockinet shirts and drawers, then saturated with tar. FOR SALE—White Wyandotte lay TO RENT when the animals, with ing pullets. Tel. 1829. savage country. He asked His Majesty to imagine the wild cries, should break man of you.” But Hop For the sake of realism the dwarf then plastered flax terror the eight ourang-outangs would cause. - Frog’ s look boded no FOR SALE—Sunola cabinet heater, ^ room cottage all in on the masque upon the tar. The eight were chained Jn a circle, nearly new, Crawford prilor stove, conveniences. Inquire 24 Madlfon S " J / V^^good. with chains crossing in the center. (Co'ntinued.) four burner New Perfection oil stove. TO RENT—Six room flat all im Also several other articles of furni provements. Inquire 45 ' I ture, 386 Parker street, telephone o ^ h one 1908-3. Garage if desired 1285-23. TO RENT «- f o r *RENT— 5 FOR SALE—Rye, potatoes and steamearn heat heat, anc J°°n3 tenement with pad lo ck ed a t sta t e THE PENNANT RACES. here called on friends In town on -■ onions, E. A. Buckland, Wapping, street. TeiInquire Tel. ,988 14 Arch TO KENT—Furnished room at 35 LOOKS LIKE JONES ! “ ” DOUBLE FEATURE BkL Wednesday evening. Conn. Telephone 67-5. Birch street. Telephone 1153. The Cardinals again lead the ^ Mrs. Wilbur C. Hills attended on FOR SALE—One police matron, 2 FURNISHED room for 1 or 2 with National League by one game, Friday at the home of relatives in AT CIRCLE TODAY having overwhelmed the Phil years, $25. 3 police pups, $10, $15 or without board. 183 Center Street. TO WIN GOLF CROWN^ for three d a y s New Britain, a farewell party given each. One collie female. 11 months, Call after 5 o’clock. lies for the fourth successive to her cousin, Miss Nancy Bolton of $10. 1 oxcart, make good 2 horse time while the Reds were los- dump cart. $50. J. H. Cheney. Andover TO RENT—Several sman rents at Great Drama of a Jazz Mad Middlesbro On Tees, Yorkshire, Road. • ^ f !> per month. Apply to Edward J. Richard Barthelmess in “The ins to the Giants. St. Louis and Roll. Orford Bldg. TeL 660. England. She sails the first part" World Is Vivid Picturization Amateur Gentleman” Here Cincinnati each have eight of next week. FOR SALE—Crab apples, ' 55 cents more games to play. Pittsburgh a basket, delivered. 54 Spruce street. TO RENT—5 room flat, all modern Walsh Doesn’t See Great of Today. on Sunday and Monday. Homer Lane, Jr., of Pleasant ?l°r°cr|jmpro^;ments. ^wfth g^rag” mprovementa Second floor at 11 dropped completely out of the 321 East Center Valley, a graduate of the Wapping FOR SALE—Six weeks'piSS, Miller street. Apply 41 Ford street, near Center. A. Klrsch- race by losing .another game to Bigelow street. sieper. 13 Ford street. For Sunday, Monday and Tues Today only the Circle theater school last'"year, is .attending th* Broa 188 Spencer street. Likelihood of Von Elm day of next week the State theater Brooklyn. | TO RENT—88-90 n presents a double feature program By making it- three out of South Manchester High school and FOR S.\LE—Chestnut wood, hard FOR RENT—Tenement of four nice presents one of the year’s best of unusually good quality. Hoot trade school. wood, and hard wood slabs sawed to rooms gij. Keeney Court. Apply tb four from th'e Yankees, Cleve ?ul1v’ 'finl' h “1' completid?^beauttl Manchester Public Market. Beating Him Today,^ photoplays, Rex Beach’s “ Padloc :- Gibson will be seen in his latest Kenneth, son of Mr. and Mrs order. L. T. Wood, 55 Bissell street, ed.” In this picture Rex Beach, land cut New York’s lead to telephone 496. Universal feature, “ The Man in the three and one-half games. The Louis Juno is attending the Mer i-mt reason.bl,, U n , *FO_R KENT—Two desirable offlee brilliant Atnericafa author, has rooms, ^ p ly to Mr. Pad rove. Man- Saddle.” Yanks must now win seven of chants’ and Bankers’ school of Hart FOR SALE — 6x6x13 Armstrong By DAVIS J. WALSH. written a searching, dramatic story ford. platform style truck body, also truck cbestwT Public Market. Phone. 10. “ The Man In the Saddle” Is a their ten remaining games to horse, weight 1,600 lbs., 11 years old. that Is a sweeping revelation of picture of the 'West up to date. clinch the pennant. If they win At the Sunday evening service Andrew Anderson. North Coventry, WANTED Baltusrol Countrr Club. Short this restless age— a flaming docu Gibson is nutty, apparently, as the last two games of the fbe nastnr. Rev. Truman H. Wood So. Coventry post oflice. Charter Oak street. Hills, N. J., S©pt. 18.— Perhaps, ment of our times! ever, but is still the smartest guy Cleveland series, however, they ward, will speak on “ The Passing MALE HELP WA.VTED somewhere this slde^ of Valhalla, FOR SALE—Barstow Bay State With a series of intensely human in the bunch before the end. The will need only three victories stove used six years. Have furnace, Oak° room tenement on Salesmen—We start you in busi there Is another human being who’ and vividly c&mpelling situations, to clinch the flag. ' JJak street. Inquire 232 Oak ‘ picture is just filled up, with broad no use for stove, $25. Singer sewing Telephone 654-2 street. ness. Men and Women $30 to $100 can play. 102 holes of golf, under he has built up a strong, closely machine, $20. 10 Beech street. Tele weekly. Commissions on repeat busi humor, daring stunts, lightning- pressure, in four strokes better knit plot that emphasizes with like riding, and good drama. phone 1046-5 after 6 p. m. ness. Linden Premium Corp., 220 than even fours; perhaps some in Broadway, N. Y. triklng clarity and force the bitter For the other feature “ Footloose Wadsworth Street |^|?°/ements.® ^PsSirs‘ ® °7 2T ‘’ p^er spired gent can carry the situation FOR SALE— A number of high month. Inquire 223 Spruce street. ^ ftonfllct now raging between the Windows” is a picturization of the grade second hand ranges in good w a n t e d —Now that houpeclean- on to 134 holes in two over 4’s WAPPING older and the younger generations. serial story, “ Footloose,” that was Property Offered repair. We furnish stove repairs for TO RENT—Modern tenement latelv ini- time is here, an efficiently work and, for all I know. It may be that all makes. G. E. Keith Furniture Co. ing vacuum cleaner. For most pleas The central character Is a lovely, run in the “ Herald” some time ago The entertainment given by the Ten-room, • two-family, modern floor shades, linoleum^ ing and satisfactory results, have one can drink mucilage with great relish. high-spirited girl, who, driven from It is a glioriously romantic comedy Colored quintet from the Hartford equipment; a fine place to live In SWEET CIDER at the mill $6.60 Phone 436-t. ° ° " ’- them overhauled and repaired by home by the soul-crushing bigotry per barrel!. E. A. Standish, Andover, Bralthwalte, 150 Center street. Frankly, the writer "cannot of love run riot amid the enchant Y. M. C. A. under the auspices of and a good investment to own. of her narrow minded father, Conn. speak" for the plausibility of any of ing surroundings of a Florida win the tennis club was certainly appre Price only $7000. WANTED— Can occommodate two plunges into the mad vortex of ter resort. Two mannequins make FOR SALE—Hard wood, $9 per the above surmises and that is the ciated by the audience. The pro girl boarders. Call at 105 Birch street Broadway night life. one grand attempt to break into We have a real good two-family load, (96 cublj feet) $9.75 split. V. p S W - - " » ' or telephone 1403. reapon he doesn’t know whether it gram was as follows: Firpo, 97 Wells street. Tel. 154-3. will he possible for George Von Her inherent moral strength and fashionable society, become involved Selection by the Quintet, “ No of six reoms each apartment, on TO RENT—Room with or without W a n t e d —competent girl for gen Ehn. of Los Angeles, to beat Rob indominatable courage carry her in serious intrigue, and.find them body Knows the Trouble I See.” this same street. It Is up-to-date FOR SALE—Seasoned hard wood, board. 38 Garden street. eral housework. Mrs. A. L. Dexter, 35 i.'M stove length $8.00 truck load of 84 Brookfield street. Phone 1203. ert T. Jones, Jr., of Atlanta, for through dark days of hardship-^nd selves in embarrassing situations. Selection by the quartet, “ This and you are familiar with the loca cubic feet, Asher, Andover. TeL Man. temptation up to the crest of :Jhe How they come through It all is Train.” tion. We advise you to Investi —5 room tenement, all the national amateur golf cham 106-14. WANTED—Women and girls earn wave of fortune. Smart society wel told In one of the most entertaining gate. street Bigelow $15-$25 weekly in spare time gilding pionship today. It wouldn’t appear Solo by Charles H. Dukes^ “ The FOR SALE—Pure app’ a cider vine- greeting cards. Easy, interesting as though George could. comes her with open arms; a ro screen productions of the year. Rosary” and “ Who Knows.” gdr 25c a gallon at milL We also buy work. Experience unnecessary. For All our Mr. Jones w ill have to mance with a scion of wealth de- On Sunday and Monday Richard Reading by J. P. Howard, Brand new single, near Center cider apples on the ground or de RENT—6 room tenement modern Improvements, with garage particulars write H. C. Young, Caji- do today is to sustain the pace he velopes. Barthelmess wilt be seen in his lat Selection by quintet, “ Sarah street car line and new paved’road«. livered. Call 970-5. H. Bilversteln. Call 79 Spruce street. tol Theater Building, Willlmantic, sf.x roonii, oak floors, French dpora. Bolton. TeL 778. Conn. has set throughout the week of Then suddenly her father lashes est picture, “ The Amateur Gentle Jane.” title play and the man doesn’t live out at her. like an avenging demon. man. " it is a romantic story, the Steam heat, gas, beautiful interior suite, John- Solos by C. H. Dukes, “ The Sun SOIL FOR SALE—75c per yd. Sand MALE HELP WANTED ^ who will beat him. Money, '•oputatlon. admirers vanish. scene of which is laid in England decorations. Price only f6650— : ^pd filling free. C. E. Wilson & Co„ son Block, facing Main street, all shine of Your Smile,” and “ Sleepy modern improvements. Apply to Branch store nianagers to take Von Elm will give the thing the But from the depths to which she in 1817. The leading role Is that Hollow Time.” small cash payment. Allen Place. Manchester, Conn. Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden street. charge of tire stores in various near by cities; salary, $42 weekly; also good, old college try and I can’t descends, emerges a glorious wo of Barnabas Beverly Barty, played Selection by quintet, “ Sweet FOR SALE—Gladiolus 60o per doz commission on sales; total compen think of a better man to do it. The man and a great love. by Barthelmess, who determines to Adeline” and “ A Dream.” Oxford street, single, six rooms, en. Come and see our gardena Mar modern sation should be at least $50 weekly; and sleeping porch, eteam improvements. Greenacres. Inquire coast entry has the game and he The i-harming. Lois Moran and become a gentleman In London. Reading by J. P. Howard. heat, shalls. Hartford-Willlmantlc State 4o Benton, street, telephone 1230, experience unnecessary; $1,000 cash gas. etc. I-car garage. ‘Price solr Road, Manchester Green. Tel. 1090. security re lulred. For fuT, particu has the fighting’ heart but Jones Noah Beery are cast in the leading His subsequent adventures and Solo by C. H. Dukes, “ Gold (flit appears to be nothing less than a $5950. 5500 cash necessary! TO RENT—2 6 room flats on Hem- lars call at 64 Maple Ave., Hartford. roles. Louise Dresser, Allan Simp his final proof of genuine gentle tering Gold.” REAL ESTATE lock street, all Improvements. Call at miracle man ^nd we only are en son, and “Doug” Fairbanks, Jr., manliness is the highlight of the Selection by quintet, “ Virginia.” 90 Summit street. TeL 135-4 WANTED—Typewriting to do at titled to one of thosie in a century. are others. Nexr flat on Summer street, well FOR SALE—6 room single new home. Rates reasonable, 45 Main story and gives Dick what la said Reading by C. H. Dukes. street or- phone 972-2 or 664. Anyhow," the question will be In “ Padlocked” the atmosphere to be his greatest* opportunity in arranged rooms, all conveniences; ‘ ‘ house. 2 car garage, all Improve FOR RENT—5 room flat, all im • Selection by quintet, “ The Farm owner said sell—bargain’for some-" ments. This house is a bargain. Price provements, first floor.' Inquire 270 answered today in a 36-hole final, of'Broadway is vividly produced years. er’s Son.” WANTED—Antique and modern split up into morning and after one. Easy terms. " only $5,750. See Stuart J. Wasley. Oak street, after 5 o’clock with a series of flashy • cabaret The supporting cast, is of high furniture trf repair, refinlsh. up noon rounds. I have a bunch that Solo by C. H. Dukes, “ Asleep in holster. Also antiques bought and scenes. In line with the newest merit and includes Dorothy Dunbar, the Deep.” FOR SALE—Farm for sale on State TO RENT— 6 room house, all Im- it will be a great match, at that. If Highway, 25 acres, 15 tillable, 7 room sold. V. Hedeen. 37 Hollister street. craze, Lois Moran introduces two Gardner James, Brandon Hurst, Selection by quintet. house, barn, running water, ptfrchaser Call^gTo^-V** minutes fro.m mill. any amateur has the slightest WANTED—To buy cars for junk. new dances that are certain (o in Nigel Barry, John Mlljaflt Jacques They also sang two other selec can harvest crops. $1,000 will buy chance- of taking a decision from ti igue the fancy of the great ma it for you. Stuart J. Wasley, 827 FOR RENT—Nearly new five room Used parts for sale. Abel’s Service Bobby, .that man is George Von D’Auray and others. tions by Request. Robert J. Smith Main street. Station. Oak street. TeL 789. jority of picture goers; one is ’ he .1 upper flat, all Improvements, shades Elm. Rev, George V. Hamilton from 1 0 0 9 MAIN STREET. screens, curtain rods, $33. Phone 1648. “ Charleston a la Tamale,” an Persia’s parliament is called the Von Elm has been cqming grad Stamford but who was formerly a Real Estate - ■' Insurance COVENTRY—Just off State road, 3 LOST adaption of the Chaileston to Mejliss. five minutes walk to Coventry Lake, TO RENT—A five room tenement ually to his bfest, however, and his pastor of the Congregational church Steaniaiilp Tickets. for boating, bathing and fishing; 20 garage. Inquire 143 LOST—Gold and, platinum bar pin 72 Mr the morning round against the Spanish dance; the other is the acres of land, some pasture and wood, 17^0^** SL So. Manchester. Phone with small diamond. Reward if re George Dawsson yesterday was “ Charleston a la King,” a combina spring in pasture, balance good till turned to 60 Cambridge street, TeL tion of the Charleston and the able 'land with 15 fruit trees; 12 2172. : golf that might have won any room house in the pink oh condition TO RENT—Six room tenement. All where. As a matter of fact, it was classic oallet dance. with running water In house, irge improvements, furnace, at 135 Sum- Then, for grim realism, there is airy rooms, large barn m good condi ner street. Tel 639-2, after 5 o’clock. AUTOMOBILES two strokes the superior of Jones’ tion, ice hou.se etc. The price we are first 18 boles of the Ouimet meet a reformatory scene that for sheer asking is $5,000. but let .o show It T() RENT—To elderly couple, up • FOR SALE-—O-Tite Piston rings, ing. pathos and emotional appeal, has to you anl make us an offer as it Is per four room flat. Apply 81 Main hhey give your engine more power. seldom been equalled on the screen. Standaxdi’i^ Q uality an estate ; nd must be sold imme street or telephone 1459. You get more miles per gallon of diately. Small amount cf h, we gas. They increase your piston lubri TUNNEY HITTING HARD, “ Padlocked” is an excellent pic can arrange your mortgages. Just the TO RENT—Six room tenement on cation, but prevent oil pumping. Fred FAST AND FREQITENTLir. ture and should please everyone. place for a small country home or Foster street, with improvements. H. Norton, ISO Main street. For the last time today the summer home. Wallace D. Robb, -873 Apply Little & McKinney, c tele MferHHER PERFORMANCE f- . -■ -X%- - - “ ' - • . , '. •* PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SATURDAY, SEPT. 18,1926. -r;:* r ^ LATEST FASHION FEATURE ARTICLES HINTS BY FOREMOST ABOIJT INTERESTING AUTHORITIES WOMEN SHE FOUND ADYENTURE- Bride^s Three-Year Honeymoon Packed With This And That In" NgLsEBVICEilNC Hair-Raising Episodes, Took Her Halfway WHAT 21 AS GONE! BEFORE treasures Into her handbag, dressed as swiftly as possible, and presented Around the World in 90-Ton Schooner. ^ M RS. LANE, fat, middle-aged, Feminine Lore herself before her mother, who was : sickly; JIM LA N E , a carpenter, tatting beside the dining room win ^ A merger simply means that few IVii. by M«nipoliunNcw|i.pp1 \ ■ --^3 er men will divide the, cust-omer’s 01926 W NE* SenVICE. INC.' dollar. By Percy Crosby Chewing gum is better than SKIPPY IN THE SUBWAY. thexving the rag. d S O u e AIHT SOIM'TO I felt her breath upon my cheek; (UHAT S' ONGce to o ie J o s r \s \r N O ' U N € c e (Her lips were ruby red). MAOe .rONie (OIN6 J co p e n IT TItC SOPPeRTlME I felt her breath upon my cheek; T h a t ? CUNCH ? ; LOVl£ (jUANrr INTELUGENGE TESTS THIT NORNIN’. ^ O’ercome with bliss I couldn t i r r o A 6 € — \ T' AX INTERESTING TEST. speak; And then she spoke, “ You great big geek. Get off my foot,” she said. ) The man who lived several days \ In a sewer may have been writing one of the “ modern” plays. Even the radio lets the hot weath er bother it. Most of those who criticisze the flapper for painting her face might fairly be condemned for failure to make similar improvements. “ My gosh!” said the man on the street car as another passenger sat on his dozen of eggs, "It’s loo bad those egg shells were not as strong SEPT as the eggs. By Swan SALESMAN $AM Good-bye $20 Bill FAMOUS B¥JETS. It. A rm ^ftn-Dio 'voo C£)u-tcr Y NOT S’E.T-VA 5EE-, I ^ { lAt VJROTe. BPCK ^PiMlHG-T 3 0 S m > Ib L O H ir^ T^> 3 ^ 0 OS T H ‘ a- Dead — TAPsT BILL Fo«^ f«o c ^ GORED T a’ OOt HE. D\Wff RHMWIHO- AND V0R!>-^3^-5o THftH (V ^ J 2 0 ^ 2 . 0 Don': - — about the bush. Ml?. 5UCK60M OOT "ToFFlblOM ? \ W « oTe. -To HirN T o ‘=>B«D ■E>1\_1_ B\VU I got — — up. Trt‘ ^ 2 - This is — ween you and me. This test covers the field of gen Asleep on his eral information which makes it a ever so humble there’s difficult but interesting test. ] no place, etc. IWrite your answers to the ques-j tlons and then turn to another page \The younger generation should to check your list with the correct be taught to close doors. There's « Ma It answers: no hope for the older. - 1— ^who Is the athletic girl shown In the accompanying picture? “ My man, you are making A 2— Of what country was Henrikfrightful racket with that soup.” Ibsen a citizen? “ It ain’t me lady, it’s de acous 3— ^Who Is chief justice of thetics of dis soup plate what’s bad,’’ / United States supreme court? C C. c . 4— Who won the Bok $100,000 Mother, I simply haven’t the prize for the best plan to preserve heart to fry these eggs. They look peace among the nations of the up at me so piteously out of their ^ C world? ^ sad yellow eyes, • 5— Who wrote “ So Big?” 6— ^What is hara-kiri? Mrs. Newlywed (in tears).— By Blosser 7— What state Is known as the“Boo-hoo! I don’t believe you FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Yes, How? Empire State? love me any more.” r 8— How much did the United Hubby— “ Certainly I do. Didn t . AO-VOOSADOLO N SAV-VOURPoPa IWT 411. 77MG? WHEN States pay for the Louisiana Pur- I kiss your aunt?” s o DO&SAMMS/ D o e s HB MA V & A Cb3>S6? j VOO COME- , TO SLEEP, 9_What is,the “Fourth Esme” ? OUB OWN DICTIONARY. OJBR SOftSr]ft&. iTsouA^osjosrui^e SO'AECAAI 10— What are the catacombs? Garden: A wife’s Idea of good AAi’ USS-EAi A BIG BAA»t> PLAY/A4'» I VMAI^SS AIM ALL^ 77A (MAS•* ^ SAIORE? exercise. TO m ;m ! A young Manchester girl who has LITTLE JOE a tall sweetheart says there Is noth ing like rising to th^ occasion, when He. ecevAToR m a m he stoops to kiss her. D)) IS PAID *Tb Give. A man, like a tack, will only go GVERY60DY A LIFT— as far as his head will let him. '“ I take my sleepln’ raw,” said the cowboy to the tenderfoot who offered him a pair of pajamas. She told her kids to clean the yard They haven’t done it yet, ’Cause just like other youngsters * they Remembered to forget. 01926 6Y HE» scmnce. me. The son wrote home for money till Pathetic Figures by Fontaine Fox It peeved his dad, and then WASHINGTON TUBBS H The father sent a postal card Which said, “ Enclosed find By Crane ten.” SO, OUD LftlX VNN ISoY PLOVMeRs MKT C(LK2.Y KBOU-T MS AM’ CANDV AFTeR. ALL— ONUS TRMIN’ F6l^ MRS. -To S tA «.E M6 OUtA *«>VvlN, VAN 'ViOY. TINTED CUT-UPS EH? OBOVi WATCH ME CAUL HEii B luff. Cut Ont the Pieces, Paste Them Together Correctly, Color the Sketch, and Fill In the Missing Word. By HAL COCHRAN ,\ " l f ' » l \ //V j g . Its appetite is very keen. . , ’Twill eat much meat; both fat and lean. Its body’s strong, ,lac^ And three feet long. Above you’ll find a ------— ■■ -s. ' \ ' V. -% J ' A'A'y i.. ~V - SATqRDAt, S ia ^ :^ 3 P A G E T E N sician said hmt night following a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Roe of 140 At the start of the funeral cere ACID BATH YICTiH consultation. Blssell street were pleasantly sur COM. KEENEY mony In the home at 3 o’clock It was stated that two-thirds of prised last evening by about fifty James Hutchinson at the South Martin’s body was burned by the BALLOON DANCE of their friends in honor of their Methodist church tolled the bell 83 NOT OUT OF DANGER sulphuric, add which was shower 25t'h wedding anniversary. They times at halt-minute intervals as a ed on him when the Ford truck he at " received many beautiful gifts of LAD) TO REST tribute to Commander. Keeney. At was operating was struck , by a silver, linen, cut glass and other the condusion, he sounded taps as Doctors Find That Martin May Hartford-bound trolley car. . The things. * Mr. and Mrs. Roe’s five the body was being lowered Into the Also Have a Fractured burns are deep and'the patient Id TONIGHT children gave all silver presents. grave. Shoulder. suffering severe pain, the doctor 2 o’clock! Refreshments were served and an Simple Services at Funeral said. In.addition to the bad bums, at Turn Hall enjoyable evening was spent. George Martin, 19-year-old Ox Martin has a possible fracture of WITHliirLOWL ford youth, who was injured In the the rijght shoulder and lacerations George P. Borst of Cambridge of WeD Known Civil War accident at Woodland Thursday of the body. street, who has been quite ill with Exhibivions and Prizes. night, remains in a critical condi pleurisy, was able to sit up yester Veteran — Many Floral AUTO DEALERS tion at the Memorial hospital. It $4.00 day. As soon as he is able to was stated today. His chaimes of Every Day Without a travel, Mr. and Mrs. Borst will recovering are somewhat doubtful. Shearer’s Orchestra. leaye for a visit with relatives in Tribntes. The Manchester Hudson-Essex It will be a few days before he will New York.^ Co. has delivered a Hudson pass the crisis, his attending phy Sweeper Vac M brougham to Henry Smith of East is just one more day of drudg YE OLDE TYME FESTIYAL News has been received in town Center street. -will be held at the of the birth of a son. Sept. 11, With simple, yet Impressive ser ery. *’ BACKED HEART CHURCH HALL to Mr. and Mrs. William Couch The Pickett Motor Sales has un Get this LIFETIME SER vices, Commander Maranthon Hen loaded a carload of Willys-Knight Silk Vernon, Conn. of Hockanum, formerly of this ry Keeney, was laid to his final rest sedans this week and delivered an VANT today. ON TUESDAY EVENING, town. SEPTEMBER 21st, 1926 in the West cemetery yesterday Overland Whippet sedan to James Liberal allowance for your At 8 O’clock. William Potterton, son of Mr. afternoon. As the flag-draped cas Sipples of Oak street. Mr. Pickett old cleaner. Umlurellas Admission, 23 cents. and Mrs. George Potterton of Wil has leased the store at 22 to 24 ket was lowered into the grave, the Maple street, occupied as the liam street, will leave Monday fgr soft notes of taps being sounded The Manchester his junior year at Tuft’s college. Willys-Overland salesroom, for on the bells in the South Methodist three years. Electric Co. $2.98 Miss Emma Hutchinson oi Main church were audible. Madden Brothers have delivered two Nash sedans this past week, to Dancing Tonight street and Miss Elizabeth Golway The six living Manchester Grand are at Kelsey Point, Westbrook. Alexander Little of Pearl street and s 10 rib, all silk umbrellas with beautiful colored enameled Army veterans who are the surviv Frederick J. Schmutz of Pine Hill. At the RAINBOW ors of Drake Post, No. 4, were in 5 handles with cord to match. Colors: blue, green, purple, The attendance at the setback W. R. Tinker, Jr., has delivered BILL TASILLO’S BAND. attendance at the funeral. Two a Chevrolet coach to Mrs. J. Wes Cook’s Cider MiD S navy, and garnet. party yesterday afternoon at the other Civil war veterans also at All Modem Dancing. West Side Rec was the largest for son Phelps of Bolton. tended. They were Chauncey B. James M. Shearer of the Capitol Rear of 192 Main Street. Dancing, 8 to 12 P. M. - D. S. T. some time. The prize winners Ellsworth. Jared Pearl, Lucius Am erican Gloric Umbrellas Euick Co. reports deliveries of new i kdmission...... 50 cts. were: First, Mrs. J. Nelson; sec Plnney, George M. Barber, George ond, Mrs. M. Smith; third, Mrs Buick sedans to Morris Pasternack $ 2 .9 8 e a c h Copping, Charles E. Baker, of Crys of the Elite Studio, Loretta V. Cole William Hunniford. tal lake and Corodon Beebe of man and W. George Glenney. Open Mondays^ and 16 rib, fine quality American gloria umbrellas in purple, U South Coventry. At the services ' S green, black and navy. ABOUTTOWN at the grave these aged veterans took part in paying silent tribute to At their recent meeting in Cen We use caution— we use skill ter thurch, the Ladies’ Benevolent Beautiful Astors 29 doz. The Hospital Linen Auxiliary their departed comrade. And make out a modest bill. Thursdays Largely Attended. society decided to hold a food sale members will hold their rummage at the church next Friday after 1 The funeral service was largely You’ve got a right to know We buy apples from you. sale in the vacant store, comer of ST. JAMES’S R. noon at 3 p. m. Main and Eldrldge street Wednes attended. Twenty-two automo moving charges in advance. We We make cider for you. day and Thursday ol next week. biles were in the cortege which Rev. W. P. Reidy passed slowly from the home on give prompt information upon We sell dder to you. The sale will begin at 2:30 p. m. Rev. J. P. Timmins which you can depend. each day and run continuously un Keeney street to the grave. In Rev. Vincent McDonough cluded In the number who attended SOUTH MRNCHESTER ■ CONN ■ til 9 p. m. each evening. All who Masses tomorrow St. James’s Special Taxi Service. are interested in helping towards the funeral were relatives and SUNDAY DINNER R. C. church will be celebrated at friends from New Haven, Meriden, Farr Bros., Props the purchase of linen for the hospi Daily Express to Hartford. liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiB 7:00, 8:30 and 10:30 a. m. The Hartford, Hebron, Coventry and tal are hereby solicited for contri last mass will be a high mass. Ves a t the HARTFORD OFFICE ■ Tel. 118-12. butions of used clothing, furnltui-e Crystal Lake. •42 MORGAN ^ per services will be held at 3:30 p. Rev. Joseph Cooper, pastor of the HARTFo'^^fl or anything saleable. If it is desir ra. Sunday school at 9:15 in the ed be called for, telephone 2117. South Methodist church officiated. chapel. The casket was banked with a pro Music by the junior choir at the Hotel Sheridan Miss Elsie Cole, of 34 Lilac street fusion of floral tributes from organ FERBETT t-O lEN N EY 8:30 o ’clock mass will he as fol izations and also individuals attest Turkey, Duck or Chicken and Miss Jessie Antos, of East MOVING - EXPRESSING lows: ing the high esteem in which Com Hartford left last night to spend with all the fixings, $1. TRIT.KINO Prelude: “ Melodie Venlsse” mander Keeney was held by his ad the week end in New York City...... Johnson Now Offered For Sale They are planning to view the mirers. As is the Grand Army 12 M. to 2:30 P. M. Processional hymn. custom, Commander Keeney was principal places of Interest in the Anthem: Praise Ye the Works Also a la Carte Service. buried in his G. A. R. uniform. metropolis. Miss Mary Breen, contralto BEAUTIFUL HOME OF THE LATE and choir. The Pall Bearers. The pall bearers were all mem Sunset Rebekah Lodge will hold Anthem: Bright Queen of Angels Its first regular meeting of the fall ...... Stanfield bers of the Manchester Grange DOCTOR JOSEPH HIGGINS Monday evening in Odd Fellows The Misses Nellie Foley and lodge but two of them were also Sons of Veterans. They were: hall. Noble Grand Mrs. Frank In Julia Shaw with choir 417 EAST CENTER* STREET graham Is looking forward to a Offertory: “O Salutarls” Wilbur D. Loveland, Arthur E. To Rent full attendance of the members...... Millard Loomis, Keeney B. Loomis, Herbert House has 7 nice rooms, steam heat, oak floors, tile bath; beautiful sun parlor with Duet, Miss Nellie Moynahan, Mitchell, Earl I"tchell and Daniel tile floor. Miller. Two Large Connecting Offices William B. Chapman who has soprano, Julia Shaw, contralto Lot is 70x200 feet. been employed at Campbell’s Mar Anthem: He Calmed the Troub Fronting Main Street, corner of Park Street, ideally ket for several years, will enter led Waters ...... Benton situated for doctor, dentist, lawyer or branch office, of To prospective home seekers who are d esirous of getting the best in electric fix the employ of M. J. Burnham of Solo: “What Can I Render? insurance company. tures, heating system, layout of rooms, etc., we invite inspection. West Hartford. Burnham’s Market ...... O’Connell is one of the largest in Hartford Miss Mary Breen, contralto and vicinity. Mr. Chapman takes Communion: "Caprice” PRICE RIGHT MORTGAGES ARRANGED up his new duties Monday morn ...... MacDowell To Rent For further information as to details, «ali ^ ing. Organ and violin. Miss Mary Donahue, violinist Store 25x26' Feet Miss Ellen Buckley,, tax collec Recessional: Festive March tor in Manchester Green school ...... Smart On Purnell Place, near Main Street. Rent $15 month. aistrict, underwent an operation Numbers to be rendered by the w ARTHUR A. KNOFLA ’or acute appendicitis at the Me senior choir at the 10:30 a. m. T E L . 782-2 875 MAIN STREET morial hospital Thursday and Is mass will be the following: (Over the Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co.) making a satisfactory recovery. Prelude: “ Chante de Joie” William Rubinow ...... Berge 844 Main Street Miss Muriel Palmer, night nurse Violin obligato by Edward !u the Memorial hospital, has re Dziadus turned from a two y-eelzs’ vacation Processional hymn Boys’ choir at Atlantic City. Asperges Me .....B o y s ’ Choir Kyrie Elelson ...... A. H. Rose nniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Raymond Fitzpat.'ick of 73 Bis- Gloria in Excelsls Deo Houseclea ning y t:eU street, underwent an operation ...... A. H. Rose for removal of his tonsils at the Credo in Umun Deum calls for new Wallpaper andli Memorial hospital Thursday. Yes ...... A. H. Rose Varnish or Paint. terday his wife undp.rweut a min Offertory: “ Ave Maria” Millard O n or operation at the same institu Miss Arlene Morlarty, contralto You may clean very carefully I tion. Sanctus ...... A. H. Rose but you cannot get that fresh, The heating rush is now on and it is now a case of Elevation: “ O Salutarls” new appearance except through first come first served. Ivor Scott, who suffered a scalp . . . '...... Barschmidt wound and a cut on his shoulder new wallpaper, paint and var-| Miss Helen Waskiewich, contralto nish. We sell the best grades. If you intend to have that heating system for next yesterday afternoon and who is in Violin obligato by Edward Dziadus winter, get into line before the places are all taken. the Memorial hospital, was Injured Agnus Dei ...... A. H. Rose Come in and see our line. when he fell from the second Recessional: “Postlude” There are always some waiting for heat when the floor of a house being constructed ...... Stultz cold weather comes. in the Hollywood tract, it was The junior choir will have its learned last night. rehearsal In the Park street Par John L Olson ochial school on Thursday even Painting and Decorating John Anderson of 21 Edmund ing at 7:15 p’clock. The senior street, was removed to the Memor choir rehearsal will be held In the Contractor. FERRIS Take Home Some ial hospital yesterday for treat Park street school on Friday eve; 699 Main St. Johnson Block | ment. ning at 8:00 o’clock. South Manchester. Heating Contractor Miss Irene McCusker is ill at her 65 East Center Street home on Cottage'stteet. llllllllliililllllllllllllllllllllllillillllilililllillllllllllllllllllllllllillillHIIIIIillillllllll = Manchester Dairy Ice C r ^ It’ll Be a Real Treat For AUl Manchester Dairy Ice Cream brings refreshing Stove and coolness in every spoonful. s The Made in a clean plant, of pure materials and Sweeper-Vac Furnace Supplies , sold at leading fountains—^Manches now adds this Revolving ter Dairy Ice Cream is your best bet. Polisher Be sure that you take home a quart or A ttachm ent Furnace Stove a pint tonight so that the whole fam Supplies Supplies ily will share this happiness with you. It may be had in brick or bulk with $5 Down - FliEE TRIAL ^ Stovepipe Elbows, Collars, A little Stove Linings, Grates, Furnace Pipe, Elbows, all all the seasonable flavors. work now is Bricks and Parts for all kinds of Dampers, Asbes certain to Special Introductory O ffer tos Paper, Pulp and save you a makes of stoves. This Week’s Special ^ big repair, The greatest of all vacuum cleaner Stovepipe Enamel. Board. bill later on. Dampers of all sizes. Furnace Cement. Spring is values. We ndw offer the Sweeper- here and Vac complete with housq-eleaning at - :o ; urkh it the call to do the an :o :- Liberal tachments, the Vac-Mop, and the most Orange-Pineapple nual repairing about the Full lin e of Plumbing and Heating Supplies. bouse, uet your house in or Allowance helpful new Polisher Attachment at der—start now I Putting oS terms to suit every purse. The Sweep :o :- ■:o: ^ never made any repairs but it fo r er-Vac, remember. Is the most useful has caused many regrets. your old Tell os your troubles and of all cleaners. Every day without it Sheet Metal Work of All Kinds. we’re sure we c w fnggBrt t ^ cleaner is just one more day of house-cleaning Galvanized and Copper Gutter Work. remedy. drudgery. Phone now without obliga Tin Roofing. Roofing Cement. tion for free trial demonstration in •:o: “Stw tto Birds OiRi your own home. :o;- Order it Thdr Bobus And from your Swft TSSB.** $4.50 Vac Mop Free Dealer Lifetime Service pledged by its makers Alfred A. Grezel W . G. Glenney Co. 829 Main Street So. Manchester illen Place Manchester Frigidaire — Nokpl — Maytag The Manchester Hectric Co. Hoffman Gas Water Heaters;