VOL. XLV., NO. 34. CTm iMWI AdvOTtlilBg o s Faao • MANCHESTER, CONN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1926. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENT$: S

UNCLE JOE GANNON The McAdoos—Unwomed DEMOCRATS TO IS SINKING STEADILY HERINEIS DanTlU* HI., Not. The WAX EFnGY OF MRS. MILLS condition of “ Uncle Joe" Can­ START CAMPAIGN non is causing some concern REAL RULER among hie relatireB and friends. The aged statesman is gradual­ TO BE USED AS AN EXHIBIT ly failing. He sleeps and doses T O D im T V A R E sUteen to eighteen hours a day. ^ K A IS E R s He is not suffering from any Prosecutor Simpson Sprinf ailment, according to the at- | MAID IS ACCUSED IN I tending physician, Dr. Charles S8be able to play an important stress of keeping discipline on the degrees above «ero was predicted Howard Taft was the best-na- train. Schwartz, fingerprint expert of New­ fore the Senate as an ordinary con­ part in the activities of the “ Court” Colonel Was Acting As for tomorrow in Illinois and ad­ tured president. “ Miss Birhhead will leave the ark, N. J., were ecalled to the wit­ test and thus within the scope of at Doom. Woodrow Wilson was the jacent states. the majority vote. train as soon as she is well enough ness stand and subjected to a hea'vy She soon found that Wilhelm Agent in France. kindest. to go,” declared Gol. ' Catioll! re­ By 'Wednesday, • however, the -of questions concerning The city of Philadelphia, which S U r Burr Fmmdjn Clothes JVeai»*a*G.'Tl8tdin« waa..tb» - ftorin is-expected to-moderate with Vare controls pbiraaoiy, -WTtI— tie^ gretfully; ''- thmr previous testimony. Both. yH cKbsefi leader of thfeiworld, was con­ best dressed. If Miss Btrkhesd’s health is not unsettled weather predicted. Faurot and Schwarts had testified the focal point of the opposition at­ stantly seeking advice and guidance ■ Calyin Coolldge saves the tack. In the congested wards of (H Snspect— W(»nan 1 ^ - Paris, Nov. 9.— Italy has ex­ improved she will be taken to a that the fingerprint on “ exhibit S from those around him, and that most money. hospital in Denver, It was said. 17,” the professional card found the city, it will be alleged, there mostly he was willing to form his pressed Its regrets over the Gari­ That, at any rate. Is the “MAN OF M YSlERr were thousands of votes illegally ed With Hammer. Queen Annoyed near the bodies of the slain Rev. own opinion through the opinions baldi affair, denying that the gov­ judgment of one who has liv­ The Queen is annoyed with Ma­ cast for Vare, and, similarly, thou­ ed in the White House for sev-. Edward W. Hall and Mrs. Mills, of others around him, particularly ernment was cognizant of the fact dame Fulled and she will be asked bore the fingerprints of Willie sands of votes uncounted on Wil­ his marshals and generals. enteen years and knows the LEAVES ROCKVILLE son. that Colonel Rlcciottl Garibaldi to leave the train at Chicago, as­ Stevens. Windsor, Vt., Nov. 9.— A thistle When, consequently, after his chief executives of that period serted an alleged spokesman for Carried the State. was acting as an agent provacateur not as presidents, but as hus­ Stick To Story clinging to the bed clothing of Miss first year of exile Wilhelm created Her Majesty. Rockville, Conn., Nov. 9.— A Wilson carried the state of Cecilia Gullivan, 43, slain with a in France, it was reliably reported bands, fathers and just plain Schwartz did not deviate from his Pennsylvania, outside of Philadel­ an imperial court in miniature at today, “ Mma. Fuller , is my guest and man who ten days ago was found previous statement that the finger­ hammer as she slept alone in her Doom and then later married Her­ human, beings. Mrs. Eliza­ will leave the train only when I phia. He came to the Philadelphia Baron Avezzana, Italian ambas­ beth Jaffray, housekeeper lying -in a street here and who print on “ exhibit S 17’’ was that of cottage, is the clue by which police mlne. Hermlne saw at once that she ask her to. She will go no further county line with a majority of ap­ today expect to fasten the crime sador, has called upon Foreign Min­ during four administrations, claimed to have been assaulted by Willie Stevens. Neither did Faurot. proximately 250,000. could best master the situation by ister Briand and it is understood is writing her reminiscences, than Chicago,” said Col. Carroll, men he had given an automobile Faurot was asked by the belli­ upon the slayer. giving lovo and complete devotion Incensed over the interest of the Because of the tremendous ma­ A similar burr was found in the that after expressing his regrets the first of a series appear­ ride, was today discharged from the gerent Robert H. McCarter, chlM jority of Vare, the Democrats them­ to Wilhelm and by making his work over the Garibaldi affair, he ex­ ing in the current issue of alleged spokesman. hospital here. As he left the insti­ counsel for the defense of the clothes of a man who is suspect­ easier by taking on her own should­ Developments indicated that a selves do not believe they can prove ed and still a third was found in plained that such activities as were Cosmopolitan magazine. tution, the man gave his name as fingerprints taken of Willie Stevens that 200,000 votes were Illegally ers a considerable part of it. carried on by Colonel Garibaldi Interesting Views Queem may be a Queen of Rumania George Morley, of Hartford, but re­ the day of his arrest are of the the room of a nurse who was at­ but a guest in America is only a cast. But their strategy is to get the tacked an hour before the slaying He Never Realized were activities .concerned with the Mrs. Jaffray also expresses fused to give any other informa­ “ arch” type. Faurot replied affirma­ question before the Senate on such of Miss Gullivan. Thus it was that Wilhelm, ador- Italian police and were unknown some iterestlng views on the guest. Princess Ileana had signified tion regarding himself. tively. About five per cent of those that she would like J. B. Ayres, a basis. They believe they have the Hold Ex-Convicts ing his young and clever wife with to the Fascist government. He is First Ladies she has- known. Previously the man had said he arrested have “ arch-type” finger­ automobile representative of the votes to lose Vare bis seat on such Three men, two of them ex-con- the blind devotion of a much older also understood to have announced She classes them thus; was a resident of ’Tolland, Mass. prints, it has been testified. grounds, and they believe also they vlcts, have been questioned at man, appears never to have noticed Sirs. Taft was the tidiest Ford company, restored to good Police say the man has a mania for that Premier Mussolini has taken standing. Ayres was ejected from Enlarged photographs of the left can hold those same votes for the length by the authorities. how Hermine has slowly but surely action in the matter and that there first lady. assuming injuries to get into insti­ index fingerprint taken from Willis seating of Wilson. Without Vare's Miss Gullivan, who came here The first Mrs. Wilson was the train for an alleged statement tutions and that ha, performed a has been a shake-up in the Italian that Henry Ford was paying the Stevens and the print on Dr. Hall’i vote in the Seventieth Senate, there years ago and who recently broke police force. the most motherly. similar trick in Torrington some card were passed to tne jury. They will be 47 Republicans, 47 Demo­ her engagement to wed a local The second Mrs. Wilson was incidental expenses of the trip. The months ago. (Continued on page 7) Officials Transferred. youthful automobile salesman, examined them with interest. crats and one Farmer-Laborite. man, was beaten to death as she The switching of Signor Feder- the most affectionate. At one juncture McCarter laugh­ It was indicated today, however, lay asleep in her bed on a sleep­ Mrs. Harding had the love­ whose breezy personality was en­ CHURCH CONVENTION zonl from the ministry of interior joyed by Her Majesty and the Prin­ ed aloud and referred to the en- there will be at least one defection ing porch on the side of her bun- to the ministry of colonies Is re­ liest clothes. Norwich, Conn., Nov. 9.— More larged transparency of Willle’i Mrs. Coolldge is ostensibly cess, emphatically denied making In the Democratic ranks. Senator galpw homp. Two blows from a ported to have been partially thah two hundred and fifty dele­ fingerprint a “ The Great Pooh Cole Blease of South Carolina, said heavy hammer, such as used In ma­ KILLS WOMAN WITH AXE the "happiest.” such a statement. gates from Congregational churches prompted by the Garibaldi disclos­ Taft’s Likes “ Ayres will not be allowed back Bah” . Faurot cut in With this re­ he Intended to vote for the seating chine shops, crushed out her life. ures, since the ministry of interior of the state started the fifty-ninth mark; The slain woman was secretary- “ President Taft loved to on this train,” said Carroll. of Vare because of his adherence to is held responsible for the’ action annual state convention in United “ It Is very convincing.” the general principle of “ state’s treasurer of the Cone Manufactur­ TRIES TO BURN BODY serve champagne to his church today with a long program ing Co. and one of the men arrest­ of the Itallun police. . guests,” she writes. “ In his Court adjourned at 12:28- until rights,” particularly the right of a The French secret service has not before them that was to be com­ 1:30 with Faurot still on the stand. itate to say who shall represent it ed was employed by the company four years in the White House STATE STAR^ CLEANUP pressed into two days. Reports of before he was sent to prison for New York, Nov. 9.— Declaring however, completed its inquiry In­ I never remembe'* a cocktail In the Senate. to the Garibaldi affair and it is pos­ committees were given this morn­ an alleged attack upon a Norwich that she “ annoyed him and that he served before dinner but there ing while the afternoon is to be d^ sible that the French government was rarely a luncheon or din­ OhOTTERY SELLERS girl. had to get rid of her,” Patrick .Mc- voted to sectional meetings. The Clalferty, assistant superintendent may see fit to request further ex­ ner without champagne. 4,500 DOaORS ATHND planations from tho Italian govern­ President Taft, however, was a convention will end tomorrow eve­ of a fashionable apartment house in ment. Bridgeport, Conn., Nov. 9— In­ ning. GOV. TRUMBULL SPENT Flushing, early today admitted that tee-totaller. COOLIDGE TAX REBATE “ President Taft liked every vestigation into the statewide sale he had killed Miss Roblna Lytle, of treasury balance lottery tickets BOY SCOUTS TO GATHER BIG MEDICAL MEEHNC 50, a nurse, according to the police. sort of food with the exception $2,000 IN CAMPAIGN! of eggs. He just naturally has been carried on for a long pe­ Middletown, Conn., Nov. 9— Two HAS STIFF OPPOSITION McClafferty, police said, declared riod by the state’s attorney of Fair- hundred and fifty Boy Scout lead­ that he struck the woman with a liked food— and lots of it. His Local Physician Discusses Im­ BRITISH COAL STRIKE great weakness was for beef­ field county and, according to an­ ers will gather here next Saturday Hartford, Conn., Nov. 9.— Contri­ hatchet during an argument in the nouncement today, resulted in the for the second annual state round­ portant Session at Cleveland; Washington, Nov. 9— President steak at breakfast. He want­ butions amouting to $9,827.94 and basement apartment In which they ed, a thick, juicy, twelve- arrest of James C. Welch, 45, of up, ending with a banquet in the Feature Demonstratimi. expenditures of $9,746 were re­ Coolldge’s proposal for a ten or lived together. The blow killed her COST NATION A BILUON New Britain. evening at which Governor John H. 12% per cent rebate of this year’s ounce steak nearly every ported by Frank G- P. Barnes, Instantly. McClafferty said he had morning. He would get up at "V^'clch was arrested during the Trumbull will be the chief speak­ Dr. Ralph E. Kendall of Hartford treasurer of the New Haven Re­ federal Income taxes faces a stiffer been drinking and wasn’t, alto­ 7 o’clock and for two hours night in his home by Frank 'Vlreni, er. During the afternoon the Scout who is pathologist at Manchester publican town committee, today, as fight to enactment today because gether responsible for what he did. London, Nov. 9— The British had a workout with a trainer a state police sergeant, apd leaders will hold, conferences and Memorial hospital has recently re-' a factor In the election of November opposition has developed within the Police said McClafferty told of dis­ coal strike, which has been in pro­ in his bedroom. I remember brought here. John J. Walsh and discussion groups led by executives turaed from a meeting of the Post 2. Contributions of $100 or more administration’s own ranks in Con­ membering the body and burning gress since May 1, has cost Great Mrs. Taft saying; John C. O’Brien, both residents of from various cities including Graduate Assembly of North Ame> were made by the following; gress as well as from the Republi­ all except the torso In the apart­ Britain far In excess of $1,500,000- • Mrs.-Taft’s Opinion New Britain, accompanied Welch Bridgeport, Bristol, Hartford, Mer­ lea at Cleveland, Ohio. He re­ can Insurgent group. Mayo" John B. Tower, $100; ment house furnace. The torso, he 000, according to estimates pre­ " ‘To think of Will being so here and at midnight furnished a iden, Naugatuck. New Britain, New ports that the program included' The White House plan was at­ said, was too big to go In the fur­ sented to the House of Commons silly as to pay that trainer real estate bond of $5,000 to guar­ London. Norwich Stamford and many of the most prominent physi­ Fred L. Lehr, $100; ** elps Mont­ tacked by Senator George W. Nor­ gomery, $100; Daniel Pouzzner, nace and he burled it under a pile this afternoon by Sir Philip Cun- $1,000 a. year for punching antee his appearance before the Waterbijry. cians of Europe. There were over ris, Republican of Nebraska, leader 4500 physicians from the United $106; Joseph J. Morrissey, $100; ^ of coal, where It was found yester- liffe-Lister, chairman of the Bbara him about’.” December' term of the Superior of the Senate Progressives, who de day. of Trade. Mrs. Jaffray also reveals Court. Welch Is; charged with vio­ COUPLE CONGRATULATED States and foreign countries,in at­ Harold J. Bowen, $100; John B. dared it 'would be “ po.,v business Brussels Nov. 9— The felicita­ tendance. ' Tower, agent for John Q. Tilson, Sir Philip estimated thht reduc­ there is a tra^c bed in the lating Section 6,486 of the General management" to refund taxes al­ ed activity and increased unem­ Statutes. tions of President Coolidge were The most unique feature was tho $611fi; Isaac M. Ullman, $300; Louis "While House, over which a ready paid while the nation was ployment had alone cost the na­ hoodoo seems to hang. It is William H. Comley, state’s at­ conveyed to Belgium’s happy brid­ demonstration of the growth of. M. Ullman, $300; F. G. P. Burnes deeply in debt. A similar view was tion between 250,000,000 and 300,- torney, today announced his deter­ al couple— Prince Leopold . and tissue cells by means of motion, $200; Michael D. McGovern, $100. one of the twin beds used dur­ expressed by Senator Charles L. CRISIS IN CABINET 000,000 pounds sterling. ing the : Taft administration. mination of driving out all lottery Princess Astrld— by American Am­ pictures. These pictures were, Many smaller contributions also McNary, Republican of Oregon, a The estimates which Sir Philip She writes: ticket sellers from the. city of bassador Phillips today. taken with a high powered micro­ were reported. . Western administration leader. presented do not Include disturb­ “ On this bed Mrs. Taft lay Bridgeport. Arrests are expected in King Albert, Queen Elizabeth, scope. They were shown In the’, The largest expense item was $1,- AVERTED IN BERLIN ances to trade and losses due to for lopg months ill. During many other cities. Princess Astrld and Crown Prince di'vlsion of the meeting in connec­ 500 donated to the Republican contracts which had to be ..can­ the next administration the Leopold received the diplomatic tion with the study of cancer. state central committee. TWENTY MORE DEAD celled and orders which might have first Mrs. Wilson died in It. corps at the royal palace today.. In The meetings started at 7:00 a*V Ernest B. Rogers, of New Lon­ Berlin, Nov. 9.— While a Cabinet been secured had the nation been Mrs. Harding used the same YALE HELPS CITY accord&nce with, royal useage the m. and frequently extended to 10 don, state treasurer, spent $1,076 . BY M ANM TYPHOON crisis which loomed as a result of industrially capable of filling ord­ bed and for months was ill in Am,erican ambassador was driven p. m. As a whole the meetings'’ la his campaign for re-election. the government’s defeat In the ers. It. New Haven, Nov. 9.— ^Yale Uni­ to and from the palace in a state covered the most important med­ Got. John H. Trumbull spent $2,- “ With the coming of the versity spent $1-T0,703;99 in the coach, under the escort of one of ical i^nd surgical advances of .the' Reichstag last night on the ques­ present day. . > 000 Including his contribution to Manila, P. I., Nov. 9.— Twenty tion of unemployment relief has Coolldges this bed and its city of New Haven, last year, to the King's alde-de-camps. purchase supplies - needed In - con­ the state central committee for gen­ new deaths from the typhoon that been temporarily averted, there are COOLIDGE GOING WEST mate were sent to tho rooms Washington, Nov. 9— President ducting its affairs. The purchas­ Deputy Grand Sachem Joseph BOY SCOUT NEWS eral expenses. William P. Bailey re­ swept through the province of Indications a-plenty today that the occupied by the Coolldge hoyn Coolldge tonight starts upon what es, according to a university state­ Ferguson, Jr., of Mlantonomoh COURT OF HONOR ports that he spent $850 as treasur­ Batangas were reported today as Nationalists do not propose to dis­ and on it little Calvin Cool­ er of the 24 th Senatorial district, apparently has become his annual ldge suffered the agonies of ment, included 10,720 orders for Tribe of Red Men will trail to Hart­ officials penetrated to the Isolated continue their opposition tactics. materials and supplies, and only and $275 as treasurer of the Bethel town of Loho, heavily damaged by pilgrimage into the West. Chicago blood pdisoning. He was re­ ford this evening with the members The next Court o f Honor 'will he. The plight of the government was and Omaha have claimed him in the technical apparatus was secur­ of the adoption degree team. The Republican town committee. the storm. moved from it only to die at held Monday, November 22, ati temperarily relieved by the govern­ past years. This time he goes to Walter Reed hospital. ed outside the city. Payrolls of the adoption degree will be worked on 7:30 p. m. at flfh School Street Albert Boardman, of Norwich, Officials today estimated the ment’s withdrawal of Its relief bill, outside staff, including janitors, candidate for Congress from the Kansas City, where, on Armistice a class of candidates for Arrow- Recreation Center. All s ^ t a who . typhoon had done damage amount­ announcing that the matter would Day, he will da,dicate the $2,000,- inatrons. etc., far .exceeded the sum hMd Tribe, No. 56 of Hartford. All are planning to com e' before thw' second district as a Democrat, re­ ing to $5,000,000. The cocoanut be settled by decree. But the Na­ 000 Liberty ’Memorial, cornerstone TREASURY BALANCE for supplies, and with the spend­ members of the degree team and ported an expense of $3. The sec­ court should have ’ ' ^ e lr appUca- - crop’ suffered the heavlost, damage tionalist forces Indicate that they of . which he laid live years ago in ings of students it Is estimated that other tribe members who wish to tlons lu the hands of Commission-.' ^ ond ward Republican committee of to it alone being estimated at more will continue their attempts to company with General Pershing, Washington, Nov. 9.— Treasury Yale. University left more than two go are to meet at the Red Men’s er Irvine before November 10. ■ ,| k New Haven reported expenses of than $2,000,000. force the government to broaden Marshal Foch, General Diaz, and balance November 9: $222,219,- million dollars in the city in the social’ club rooms At 13 Brainard Who 'Will be ‘ the first ' Eagl^ $150, Damage to sugar cane was small. its present coalition membership. the other great allied war leaders. 318.80. period. Place at 7:30 tonight. Scout In Manchester T .)

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Aetna Cas. Surety ,700 725 NYNH&H. 48% 43% 43% Miss Laura Hills and Jesse Hills TWO AUTO AOCIDBNTS Although be ^aa been champion Aetna Life ..... Pennsylvania . 66% .525 535 56% 66 attended the Christian Endeavor FEW CHAMPS RETIRE of his class onlr a year and three Local Stocks Aetna Life full pd .. — Peop Gas ... .121% BOLTON 635 121% 121% service at the Baptist church In Two accidents occurred on Park months, be has announced that be Aetna Life part pfd . —• 460 Pierce Arrow . 23 22 23 Wlllimantle Sunday evening. street near the Intersection of Rep Ir & St.. 58 57 68 Lawrence Rose of New York is IN THEIR PRIME will retire next year and enter Stan­ (Fnrnished by Putnam & Co.) Automobile ...... 150 175 Miss Doris Hutchinson of Water- Chestnut street this noon. The ford University. R ea d in g...... 88% 88% 88% spending a few days at bis home. Bank Stocks. Conn General ...... 1565 1590 bury spent the week-end with Mr. first, a minor accident, involved a Friends insist La Barba la slnceM; Chi R Is & Pa. 68% 67 67% Miss Elizabeth Hand went to Fora coupe, owned by Charles F. ^Clty B’k & Trust . .600 — Aetna Life part pfd . — 435 and Mrs. A. W. Hutchinson. Few champions in any line of in his determination, that his de Htfd Steam Boiler ..636 So Pacific ...107% 107% 107% Hartford Saturday to finish Yonrkshot of 76 Summit street and Phoenix St B’k T r ... 400 — State exanUnations. sport know when to retlref Most of sire for a college education ia more National Fire ...... 705 730 So Railway ..1 1 9 % 118% 118% Mr. and Mrs. William Lull and a Nash car driven by Julius Mints Conn. River ...... 250 — Miss Vivian Ruttenberg, teach­ them persist in going to the well than a mere gesture. When be turn Phoenix ...... 570 580 Studebaker . . 43% 42% 43 daughters, the Misses Carrie and of 177 Market street, Hartford. First Nat (HMd.) ...2 3 0 — Union Pacific .164% 163% 163% er at> Birch mountain spent the Nellie, of Huntington street. South The Ford was parked on the north once too often. ed pro it was to earn enough Htfd Aetna Natl .... 400 — Phoenix rights ...... 79 81 T^ek-end at her home In New Hav- Seldom has any champion given money to satisfy bis desire. Travelers ...... 1140 1150 U S Rubber.. 61% 60% 61 Manchester, spent Saturday with side of Park street, facing west Htfd-Conn. Trust C o .615 — U S Steel ....1 4 9 % 147% 148% Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lyman. and was sideswiped by the front up his favorite sport wlthont cash­ Land Mfg & Title ... 65 —- Public Utility Stocks John Massey is having a cellar ing in on the prestige of his title. ‘‘1 want my hair cut short, said she, Conn Power Co ....3 1 0 320 U S StPr_____U 8 % 128 128% Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Hubbard of end of the Mints car. The Ford Morris Plan Bank ..115 Westinghouse 68% 68% 68% dug. planning to move the red New Rochelle, N. Y., spent the was only slightly damaged, having Ir this respect Fidel La Barba, fly­ With quite a winsome smile. Park St. Trust...... 475 — Conn L P 7 % ...... 110 — house owned by Mr. Charles onto weight champion, is a decided ex­ She did it ’cause she knew it was Conn L P 8 % ...... 119 — West Union . .145% 148% 146% week-end with his mother Mrs. a window broken and the rear left do r ig h ts ...... 140 the cellar. fender bent. On the Nash the right ception. The^shortest cut to style. Gr’ch Wat & Gas pd .102% 104 Charles Loomis’ house is nearly Bertha Hubbard. Phoenix State B'k Tr.400 410 Mr. and Mrs. Percy Martin of front fender was bent. Riverside Trust .... 450^ — xHart El Light...... 322 328 completed. The Manchester Con­ Hart Gas com ...... 67 69 Hartford spent the week-end with In the second accident Joseph U S Security...... 430 ■— HEBRON struction Company is doldg the Mahoney of 73 Spruce street was Bonds. Hart Gas pfd ...... 48 62 work. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hooker. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hutchinson driving a Ford sedan owned by Mi­ Htfd & Conn West 6s 95 — So N E Tel C o ...... 153 157 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gray visit­ Mrs. Frederick Taylor, apd Conn Elec Serv pfd.. 67 69 and children of Porter street. South chael Sheridan of 45 EIro street East Conn Pow 5 . . . 99 — ed Mr. Gray’s sister, Mrs. Mary daughter Dorothy have returned and going north on Chestnut street Hart E L 7 ...... 285 295 Manufacturing Stocks. Porter at the Hartford hospital from a visit''in Westboro, Mass. Manchester visited local relatives Sunday. when it was hit by a Chrysler car Conn L. P. 5 % s ----- 108 109% Am Hardware...... 88% 90 where she has been taken for treat­ Harry Taylor of New York vis­ driven by Louis W. Noney of 3rd Conn L. P. 7s ...... 115 117 American Sliver .... 30 ment, suffering with an Illness of ited his brother. Rev. Frederick Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Buell spent Armistice Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rhinecllff, N. Y. The cats came Conn L P 4 % s ...... 95 96 Acme Wire ...... — the nature of. blood poisoning. Her Taylor this week. together at the intersection of Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 103% 105 Billings Spencer pfd. — condition was said to be serious. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolton and Tryon in Glastonbury. Park and Chestnut streets. . Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Lyman Insurance Stocks. Billings Spencer pfd. — The Rev. Wallace Canney of mother, Mrs. Jennie Bolton have Miss Helen Scott who lives in Aetna Insurance ....5 0 5 520 Blgelow-Htfd com Westchester spent a day or two re­ returned to Hartford for the win­ accompanied by Mr., and Mrs. Ralph the Centennial Apartments ■ and Annual Eve Dance Aetna Cos Surety . . . — 725 Bristol Brass...... cently at the home of Mrs. Helen ter. Carpenter and son of Hartford, mo­ was riding In the Sheridan car suf­ Collins Co ...... White. Mr. Canney Is giving a ser­ First Selectman Milton Haling tored to East Tompson, Sunday fered a cut from broken glass. The Colt Fire Arms .. ies of ten lessons in wood carving made business trips to Hartford and visited their grandsons, Carl other occupants, Mr. Sheridan, Al­ Eagle Lock ...... to the boys in Jones street school. this week. and Allen Carpenter. exander Little and John Gardner, Fafnlr Bearing .., The lessons are given one afternoon Mrs. Milton Haling visited her Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. E. E. were uninjured. Miss Scott was Hart & Cooley ... in each week. sister, Miss Mary Fanning in Hart­ Foote’s Sunday were, J. H. Madden given medical attention and It Is Wednesday-8:30-Nov, 10. Int Silver pfd .... A daughter, Ruth Joyce, was ford this week. of South Manchester, My. and Mrs. stated that her Injuries are not ser­ Int Silver com .... born to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Porter Supervisor Lsvl Garrison visited A. H. Foote and Elmer Foote of ious. CHENEY HALL SO. MANCHESTER Jewel Belting pfd. Friday, November 5. schools In town recently. Colchester, Mrs. Florence McCord Both accidents were Investigated Ln’ders Frary & Clark 92 Miss Daisy White and her moth­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ruggles and children Lois, John and Ches­ ^ Motorcycle Policeman R. H. Mann.-B’man Class A 19 er were recent guests of Mrs. visited friends in town Sunday. ter, and Robert Gadis of Newfield, Wlltalla. Massachusetts Aggie Collegiate Orchestra. Mann Bo’man Class B 9 George Loomis of Westtshester. Miss Dora Pinney of Manchester and C. B. and A. E. Lyman of Co­ New Brit. Mach pfd.. 104 Arthur Brewer of Hockanum vis­ spent the week-end with her par­ lumbia. ited his grandfather, A. A. Hills ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pinney. Tickets at Watkins. $1.50 per couple. New Brit. Mach com.. 15% Visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Hart E. 81600 WILL BUY an establish­ Niles Bt. Pond new . 19 recently. Mr. Hills is spending the Charles Pinney has purchased a pair of horses. Buell’s Sunday were Mrs. Retta ed business near Nathan Hale Niles Bt Pond pfd .. 77 fall months at the White farm on Buell of Colchester and Mrs. Her­ Little Jeanette Massollne Is suf­ School. Apply C. J. Woodhouse’s North & Judd ...... 25 Pawn Brook. bert Wells of Providence. R. I., and store, 176 Spruce street.— ^Adv. J R Montgomery pfd. — The Rev. and Mrs. H. C. Champe fering from an accident that oc­ curred recently. Mr. Massollnl Mh and Mrs. Ned Burt of Stam­ J R Montgomery com. — and Mrs. Anne C. ..Gilbert were din­ ford. Pratt Whitney pfd .. 87 ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur and Mr. Cross were throwing wood from the car and she was struck. Daniel H. Hodge spent the week­ Peck, Stow & Wilcox 22 Payne in Bast Hartford on Friday. end with relatives In R. I. A meeting of the recently orga­ She was taken to the hospital but Manchester Men Russell Mfg Co .... 45 Floyd Fogll of Hartford spent nized W. C. T. U. was held at the it is reported not serious. Smyth Mfg. Co...... 350 the week-end with his parents Mr. Buy Their Clothes THE HOME Stanley Works com .. 81 83 home of Mrs. E. G. Lord on Thurs­ Misses Elizabeth and Ella Sum­ day at 3 p. m. Mrs. Prank Clark ner spent the week-end at their and Mrs. 0. J. Fogll. i at OF HIGH CLASS Stanley Works pfd. . 27% home. Miss Edith Ellis of South Man­ Scovill Mfg C o ...... 280 300 called the meeting to order. Mrs. Circle PHOTOPLAYS chester spent the week-end with Standard Screw ....1 1 3 William Greenbacker of Middle- A daughter was born to Mr. and George H. Williams field was present and led the devo­ Mrs. Donald Tuttle Sunday at the her parents Mr. and Mrs. Asa W. Torrlngton ...... 69 Ellis. Underwood ...... 50 tional exercises also making an ad­ Hartford hospital., Mrs. Tuttle be­ TODAY AND TOMORROW fore her marriage was Miss Elea­ Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Prentice of U S Envelope pfd. ..107 dress. Mrs. Hattie M. Newton of Durham also adressed the mem­ nor Hutchinson. Newington spent the week-end at A WOMAN’S LOVE STORY Union Mfg. Co...... 27 the Prentice farm. Whitlock Coil Pipe .. — bers. Officers were elected as fol­ CHICKEN DINN] RS Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Post enter­ ALMA RUBENS X—Ex div. lows: president, Miss Clarissa XX—Ex stock dividend. Pendleton; vice president, Mrs. L. tained the families of their children in “MARRIAGE LICENSE?’’ M. Lord, Hebron: Mrg. Edward E. GEEAD Sunday. DANCING Foote, Gilead; secretary, Mrs. Ed­ Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Perry and Just How Much Does a Mother Love Her Son? win 't. Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Rev. Mr. Snowman from the son wore Sunday visitors at Mr. LIGHT LUNCHES Should a son’s first choice be his father or his I Frank Clark. It was voted t& meet Hartford Seminary, -occupied the and Mrs. Harold Stone’s in Hamp­ Afternoon. Tea— Banquets mother? 5: on the first Thursday of each pulpit Sunday au(^ Rev. Howard All home cooking ton. YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF N.Y. Stocks month. Mrs. E. T. Smith was el­ Champ was present and had charge The Grange held a meeting at Make Reservations Now For ected as director of scientific in­ of the Communion service. the hall Thursday evening. A class Thanksgiving Dinner TO SEE “MARRIAGE LICENSE?” struction. She is working with The Christian Endeavor Society of seven was initiated into the first High Low 2P. M. Supervisor Charles M. Larcomh; to held its regular service at the At Gulf W I. 37% 37% 37% and second degrees. A degree team arrange for prize temperance es­ church Sunday evening at 7 from the Wapplng Grange will Am Sugar Ref 80% 79% 79% says to be written by the children o’clock. Homer Hills was the lead­ work the third and fourth degrees Am Tel & Tel. 148% 148 148% er. GILMANPINES of the schools of the town. at the next meeting. 402 Tolland Tnrnplke. Phone 1505 Anaconda ... 49% 49 49% The Rev. Mr. Snowman, a stud­ Am Smelting .138 136% 136% ent at the Hartford Theological, niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Am L o c ...... 107% 107 107- Seminary, preached on Sunday at Am Car Fndy.lOO 99% 99% the Congregational churches of Atchison ....1 5 7 % 156 156% Hebron Center and Gilead. He was Balt & Ohio.. .104% 104 104 assisted by the Rev. H. C. Champe Manchester’s Beth St "B ” . . 46% 45% 45% who administered the communion. I TH E RIALTO Coziest Theater Chili Cop’ ___ 33 32% 32% At St. Peters church Holy com­ Con Gas N Y .111% 110% 111% munion was omitted owing to the Col Fuel Iron. 41% 40% 41% fact that the rector, the Rev. T. D. 5 TWO BIG FEATURES TODAY AND TOMORROW S Ches & Ohio. .168% 165% 165% Martin, is suffering from a bad Cruc S t ...... 72 71 72 cold. The usual morning service Erie ...... 39% 38% 38% an’. Sunday school service took UUNDERING Erie 1 s t ...... 46% 46% 46% place, however. Among visitors Gen Asphalt . 80 78% 79% to the church were Mrs. Carrie Gen Elec .... 85 83% 84 Phelps, widow of the late Roger ^^Somebody’s “ The Grey Gen Mot ____ 151% 148% 150% Phelps, formerly of Andover, her Gt North pfd. 79% 79% 79% two grandsons, Roger and George 111 Central . . . 123 123 123 Rose, and her granddaughter, Mls» Kennec’tt Cop. 63% 63 63% Betty Rose, a student at Mount Mother” Devil” Inspira Cop .. 27% Holyoke College. 27 27 “U C E CURTAINS” Something unique in A thrilling western that The Manchester Lou & Nash. .133 133 133 News has been received of the Marine Pr 37% 36% 36% death of Miss Helen Phelps,’ aged mother love. With the should make your blood Electric Co. Nor West . . . .155% 165% 165% 18, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phelps of Andover, formerly of greatest of all screen moth- ‘'"Sle. with Perrin 861 Main St., So. Manchester North Pac . . . 79% 78% 78% N Y C e n ___ 136% 135% 135% Hebron. Death was caused by pneumonia and occurred on Friday, ere M A R Y CAR R ui jjjjygg jyfovie the 6th. As You Like Them Principal Harry K. Vlner of the the leading role. [Collie. Nathaniel K. ’White school in Cromwell, his sons, Wendell, Ed­ mund and Winthrop, also a frien';. A RIB TICKUNG COMEDY AND John- Turner, also from Cromwell, were visitors here on Bunda;. SE L toE D SHORT SUBJECTS The Quaker Oil Stove j spending part of the day at th- home of Mr. and Mrs. Loren M. Tiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiimiliiiiiiiiliiliiiiliiiliiiliiiiiiiiiii Lord. An entirely new method of heating" for Miss Helen Gilbert of the, Ur. small homes and buildings, filling stations, quowa school, Bridgoport, apev the week-end at her Hebron he.. stores and garages and wherever a coal Mr. and Mrs. James Smith Square Hartford were Sunday guests No Pins Used stove can be used. Has all the advan* Valevui. farm, the home o f U tages of the larger oil burners. It main­ relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Luclua TONIGHT Robinson. Corners LA ST TIM ES tains a steady heat without attention. The statement was recently in., STATE that 66 per cent of the voter.s 7.00 and 9.00 Noisdess, nothing to get out of order. this town voted at the last eleciii Laundered A more careful study of the retu. . Economincal in operaion. Burns cheap oil. for that day and of the’ revised \\> Rex Ingram’s “MARE NOSTRUM” ing list proves that a showlrg e. Straight en better than that can be made. to Correct The stove looks as fine as any coal stove 75.7 of the voters of the town aciu ally casting their ballots. A stiii TOMORROW ONLY TOMORROW you can buy. Stove and burner complete further overhauling of the voting Size E ^ e s list brought forth tie fact that DOUBLE FEATURE BILL at a very low price. some 19 names were retained 2 which by good rights ahould be PETER B. KYNE’S A SUPER CAST IN stricken off. Some of these bad HOW IT OPERATES. moved from the town, and had “RUSTLING FOR CUPID” PLEASURES of the RICH been made voters elsewhere. This I five-gallon oil container is brings the list of voters down to I opened, the oil fiows into the float chamber immediately 286 and the fact is shown that in beneath it. As soon as the oil reaches a level, even with reality more than 80 per cent of the the bottom of the stove, the float automatically closes citizens voted, there being 231 COUNTRY STORE off the flow of oil. When the valve below the float ballots cast. One wonders if many other towns in the state can chamber on the main pipe is open, this allows the oil to show a better record than this, . Those CurtainS"Do They Need Washing? AND SURPRISE NIGHT flow ov^ the bottom of the combustion chamber, but IS kept from rising any higher by the float valve To PRESENTS I PRESENTS I PRESENTS! start the burner, you turn on the oil, and drop a lighted To introduce our New Curtain Stretching and Drying Machine, the only one in match into the combustion chamber. As the fire South Manchester, we are making a reduction in curtain prices for two weeks only. DONT MISS THE FUN. spreads over the bottom, it vaporizes the oil, and the Old Masters oil va^r rises and is thoroughly mixed with the air from the draft which enters the combustion chamber ■I Thursday, Friday and Saturday through the side walls. The mixture o f oil and air Four leasons fill the mcaturu of the year; then passes upward into the flame above and is entirely NOVEMBER 8~20 There are four seasons in the mind LOOK WHO’S HERE consumed. If mor? air is admitted to the stove, the of man: nre becomes hotter, and vaporizes faster and more oil He has his lusty spring, when fancy flows to maintmn the oil level set by the float chamber. clear Takes in all beauty with an easy If less air is admitted, the fire becomes cooler, vaporizes ‘span: 2 Pair Straight Lace Curtains $.75 (JOLLY) LEW WJLLIAM;<2 less oil, and less oil flows in. Tire air and oil are always A N II HIS automatically admitted in the right proportions. At He has his summer, when luxuri­ Tf burner admit more oil than it can bum. ously 2 Pair Ruffled Curtains $1-00 CHIC-CHie REVUE ' It therefore impossible for the stove to waste fuel. Spring’s honey’s cud of youthful thought he loves Telephone us and our route man will call for your curtains together with your WITH GEARGE CWISE GUY) RUBIN voito A , ^iven heat, you merely set the To ruminate, and by such dreaming ' other laundry work. hot one ^ maintained as easily as a very high Is nearest unto heaven: quiet cbvee 20 People 20 Mostly Girls Call at Our Shop and See It Working. His soul has in its autumn, when hia wings He furleth close; contented to to look SIZZLING WITH MIRTH, MELODY and SONGS On mists in Idleness— to let fair NEW MODEL LAUNDRY AND OH WHAT A FEATURE . things Pass by unheeded as a threshold WILLIAM SHARP, Prop. Eddie Cantor in “KID BOOTS” Johnson JLittie brook. SUMMIIT STREET SO. MANCHESTER, CONN. 11 Heattog Contractors The Latest and Funniest Face in Motion Pictures. IS Chestnut Street South Manchester He has his winter too of pale mls- Telephones 180-2 180-3 featnre. Or else he would forego bis mortal nature-

/ il’' to a **T.” Jack Perrin and hla the post office. It’s our Community Club. Let’s Help our Community Club carry W H A T Il THE SURPRISE TWO BIG FEATURES wonder horse, Starlight, appear In NOONANTO SPEAK Another petition signed by nine help support It.— Adv. -Adv. two of the major rolea and Rex, the persons asks for city delivery ..or- COSHVEBOW movie collie, alf» has an important vice on the north end of Benton BE AT STATE TOMORROW a t r m t o t h e a t e r part to play. A rollicking . .comedy TO CHENEY CLUB street from No. 140 to No. 167. and other selected short • subjects These petitions will be forward­ HEADACHE a t will also be shown. , ■ ed to headquarters at Washington and the inspector for this division The two feature pictures being Compensation Commissioner to will come here from Hartford to TAKE HALES SELF-SERVE The Management, Even at Last offered at the Rialto today and to­ ARMISTICE DANCE Address Get Together Mem­ make an investigation. Moment Will Not Tell What morrow make up one of the most, bers at Next Meeting. It Wm Be. attractive programs offered In this It’s our Community Club. Let’s E n p cEny town in a long while. “ Somebody’s ATTHERAINMW ■Leo J. Noonan, compensation help support it.— Adv. If someone should tell you that Mother” is one of the attrjtctions coihmlsaipner’. of the 'state of Con­ necticut, will'speak at the Cheney If you go to a certain place you holding forth on these two days and An Armistice eve dance, will be would there get a big surprise it stars the screen’s most popular Brothers’ Get Together club meet­ Get a. 10-eeatjitNm. held at the Rainbow dance, pavilion ing on Thursday, November 18, at One Brand New. Furred T on gi^!ph tl Golds, when you wouid arrive there, that mother. Mary Carr. Those who be­ in Bolton ^tomorrow night with you would have a lot of fun, and lieve that they have seen every Cheny Hall. A chicken pie sup­ digestion, Salltfw 4 »iu and Mlserw' Bill Tasillo’s orchestra on the per will be served by the Velvet able Headaches come from a torpii Canned that you would be in for a lot of thing in mother roles are invited to platform. Carnival novelties will National mill inamberd at 6 o’clock, followed liver and clogged bowels, which good entertainment, would you go? see this picture, as it presents You bet you would. Well, we are be the feature. Frank Pinney by an entertainment and the talk cause your stomach to become filli something unique in this type. The plans to give away a large number Magee telling you that if you go to the story revolves around a woman of by Commissioner Noonan. with undigested food, which sottrfl State tomorrow night, you will get of hats, noise makers, streamers, Mr. Noonan will talk on the sub­ and ferments like garbage in a swill . culture and refinement, who has and novelty souvenirs. A large Foods W eek all this in abundance. her only child torn from her when ject of compensation of workers in barrel. That’s the first step to un- ’ “ Country Store and Surprise crowd is expected at the hall. -industry, in the state of Connecti- told misery— indigestion, foul gas^ he is only a baby. For fifteen years, The pavilion has recently been Nite” at the State tomorrow night clad in rags, she treads the streets 'cut. He-Is an authority on the sub­ Combination es, bad breath, yellow skin, mental will be the biggest, best, funniest, enlarged and a big heating plafit je c t of compensation and is a most fears, everything that is horriblz STARTING TONIGHT—FOR 10 DAYS selling matches in search of the has been Installed. The entire hall most surprising yet. Besides the man responsible. Her dramatic ‘ ihteVestihg speaker. and nauseating. A Cascaret tonight surprise that is planned, there will is now as cozy as any seat by a GRAY ENAMEL STOVE will give your constipated bowels a meeting -vFith the arch villian and fireside. This feature alone at­ Tremendous saving on every dollar you be an excellent double feature pro­ her son forms one of the most sur­ thorough cleansing and straighten gram. A Peter B. Kyne story, tracts many to the’Rainbow. P .:0 . DELIVERY PETITIONS To be sold to tbe first cus­ you out by morning. They work prising and withal thrilling cH On Thursday night the. usual spend during these days. Prices subject "Rustling for Cupid,” featuring while you sleep— a 10-cent box maxes. A strong cast, including modern and old fashioned dancing tomer at a very low price. George O’Brien and Anita Stewart, Mickey McBain and Kathryn Mc­ Postmaster Oliver F. Toop has from your druggist will keep you will be one of-the features. This will be enjoyed. Professor Taylor received signed petitions, request­ to changes without notice. Guire, appear in support of the will prompt and Behrend’s orches­ feeling good for months. Millions ol is a jolly romance, one of those in g 'c ity delivery service in two men and women take a Cascaret star. tra tvill play. sections of the town. One hundred pictures that "makes you feel The second feature balances the now and then to keep their stom­ good.” The other will be “ Pleas­ bill admirably as it is a fast mov­ and eighteen names are signed to ach, liver and bowels regulated,,and the petition for delivery service on A lfred A . Grezel ures of the Rich,” with Helene ing Western drama adapted from never know a miserable moment, the east end of East Center street. Chadwick and Jack Mulhall in the one of the best sellers. It is called Dcn’t forget the children— their 1 Canned Fruit feature roles. And oh, what a Arthur A. Knofla Walker street, Monroe street, Plumbing and Heating “ The Grey Devil,” and advance re­ Green Hill street, Pitkin street, El- little insides need a good, gentltt story this one has! It deals with port speaks of it as the film with a Contractor. cleansing, too.— Adv. ; REPUBLIC OR HELMET YELLOW CLING a man who made himself, and who FIRE and wood street, and Porter street from $2.75 thrill in everv foot. Rough riding, the cemetery to Pitkin street. Res­ ^ PEACHES ...... large can 25c, dozen finally steps over the threshold of straight shooting and hard hitting, high society to find— come and find AUTO INSURANCE idents in this locality, at present Main Street at Park Street It’s our Community Club. Let’S ^ REPUBLIC SLICED HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE, punctuated by screamingly funny have either R. F. D. or boxes at South Manchester help support it.— Adv. out what hd* finds. comedy describes “ The Grey Dev­ 875 Main St. Tel. 782-2 ^ ...... large can 25c, dozen $2.75 For the last times tonight the 2 NATURE MADE YELLOW PEACHES State presents Rex Ingram’s won- ^ ...... large can 14c, dozen $1.50 (der picture, “ Mare Nostrum.” Here i is what one New York critic said \ SUNBEAM FANCY HAWAIIAN SLICED of it: “ It is the most vivid drama, PINEAPPLE...... can 17c, dozen $1.80 filmed against exquisite back­ grounds in Mediterranean Europe. i SUNBEAM FANCY HAWAIIAN SLICED It is done exactly and is almost R PINEAPPLE...... large can 29c, dozen $3.00 perfect in structure! As a drama, it cannot be surpassed.” R NAVY BARTLETT PEARS ...... can 25c, dozen $2.75 If you haven’t seen “ Mare Nos­ trum” yet, the foregoing ought to let you know what a really beauti­ ful and wonderful picture this is. Tonfeht will be your last chance to Canned Vegetables see it. For Thursday, Friday and Sat­ BURT OLNEY’S TENDER SWEET urday, “ Jolly Lew Williams” will P E ^ S ...... can 18c, dozen $2.00 be at the State with his Chic-Chic Revue. Hot tamale! What a pret­ FANCY HAND PICKED TOMATOES ty bunch of girls, all jazzy, peppy, November Feature ...... large can 22c, dozen $2.75 and what good singers these are! DAVID HARUM’S FANCY SAUERKRAUT They’ll be here full force, and ...... large can 18c, dozen $2.00 you’ll be there to see them. The feature picture that will be SCOTTISH CHIEF SWEET CORN shown with this revue will be Ed­ ...... can 12 l-2c, dozen $1.3o die Cantor in “ Kid Boots.” You have heard of Eddie, the famous SUNBEAM si^ E D SWEET PEAS stage comedian who has delighted Free Turkeys For Thanksgiving ...... can 25c, dozen $2.7o millions with his antics on the SELECTED EARLY VARIETY PEAS stage. Well, Mr. Cantor' will be ...... can . .12 l-2c, dozen $1.35 right on the State’s silver screen S where you can get a good look at SUNBEAM FANCY MAINE OR GOLDEN him and a good laugh. t BANTAM CORN ...... can 20c, dozen $2.25 A Fine Native Turkey With Every BURT OLNEY’S GOLDEN BANTAM CORN jM ...... can 19c, dozen $2.10 GOLDEN CREAM SUGAR CORN Suite of Furniture or Range Sold ...... can 15c, dozen $1.75 STOPS ANY COLD DAVID HARUM’S FANCY SWEET VARIETY PE\S ...... can 23c, dozen $2.60 DAVID HARUM’S FANCY TENDER SWEET IN A FE W HOURS Before Thanksgiving Eve, Nov. 24th p e a s ...... can 20c, dozen $2.25 ‘Pape’s Cold Compound” CALIFFORNIA STATE ASPARAGUS opens clog^ged nose and ...... can 17q, dozen $1.80

Relief comes in­ To Be Given Away By Lot Special Values For Thank^ving stantly. Next to food .fuel and clothing (living necessities) the greatest Miscellaneous Canned A dose taken A WHALE OF A BIG GOBBLER AND.'IWO every two hours comfort and enjoyment we can experience, centers in a comfortably^ t until three doses JUICY HEN TURKEYS furnished home. Money thus invested pays a large dividend of gen­ Goods & taken will end uine happiness, and gives longer service than ansdihing else we may ^ grippe misery and You may not need a suite or range just now, but you do need an purchase. KEITH’S devotes its entire attention solely and exclu­ break up a severe odd piece or two. For €very dollar you pay either on account or for CAMPBELL’S TOMATO SOUP,----- can 8c, dozen 90c cold either in the sively to furnishing the HOME. We make no exaggerated claims CAMPBELL’S OR ARMOUR’S PORK head, chest, body cash sale you will get a coupon. This also applies on old accounts, so as to goods or discounts. Everything we carry represents service­ AND B E A N S ...... - can 8c, dozen 90c or limbs. the more you pay on your account the more coupons you will receive able, reliable furnishings of choice design and quality. 'Always good EVAPORATED MILK, all kinds, can 11c dozen $1.25 It promptly opens — one coupon anyway and additional coupons for every Five Dollars values at moderate prices. ; PURE PACKED SLICED DRIED BEEF clogged - up nos­ paid. Bring these coupons to the store Wednesday night, November ...... jar 30c, dozen $3.45 trils and air pas­ 24th, drop them in the box that will be provided. Three numbers will You will find us always glad to show you if only for comparison. sages in the head, And remember always ^ EXTRA FANCY NAMCO CRABMEAT stops nasty discharge or nose run­ be drawn by a disinterested party; if you hold one of these numbera ...... glass jar 45c, dozen $5.15 you get one of the prize tui’keys. Turkeys will be shown in our win­ ning, relieves sick headache, dull­ YOUR HOME SHOULD COME FIRST. - OVERLAND PINK SALMON ___ can 16c, dozen $1.80 ness, feverishness, sore throat, dow later in the month. . DEL MONTE ALASKA RED SOCKEYE sneezing, soreness and stiffness. Don’t stay stuffed-up! Quit blow­ SALMON ...... can 29c, dozen $3.40 ing and snuffling! Ease your throb­ FINEST NORWEGIAN SARDINES can 14c, dozen $1.50 V __ bing head! Nothing else in the ❖ Poster Beds REPUBLIC TUNA FISH...... can 20c, dozen $2.25 world gives such prompt relief as Roll Edge Floss Mattress SUNBEAM FANCY WHITE TUNA FISH “ Pape’s Cold Compound,” which $22.50 Yoiir Bii^robm Reflects $27.50 v-1 ...... all white meat, can 32c, dozen $3.45 costs only thirty-five cents at any drug store. It acts without assist­ ance, tastes nice, causes no incon­ Your Personality venience. Be sure you get the gen­ uine.— Adv. It is a fact that at least one third of your life^is spent in the bedroom. It is.natural, therefore, that the fur­ Brown’s Butter nishing of the room has a great influence on your life. PUONtS 60c lb. A suite such'^ as you would choose from our immense stock co^d> have-nothing but good influence. Your choice of as^ many pieces as you need. And our Profit In line with our policy of persuading So many iieople prefer the four-poster Scheduled Delivery Sharing Club is at your disposal. GOOD THINGS TO EAT 4?. people to buy better bedding we offer at beds to others that we purchased a num­ THREE PHONES, CALL 2000. Service. this time a 100 per cent pure Kapok, or ber of these odd beds. The bed we havo silk floss mattress made up with, round cor­ is a trifle heavier than the illustration First Delivery ners, roll edge, straps on sides for easy, shows, but carries the same general linos. 8 a. m. handling and covered with a heavy art Very special at $27.50. v ticking . A real sleep producer. This ($1.00 Weekly Through Our Profit . ^ ’ mattress will prove to be a splendid invest­ Sharing Plan.) - Please phone before V‘ ment. Offered special at $22.50. 7.45 for this delivery. ($1.00 weekly on our Profit Sharing Plan) Double Day Beds Fresh Meats! National Canned $22.50 Fair Prices! Foods Week Bed Pillows $4.50 Pair Starts Tomorrow For our exceptionally choice cuts of meats these prices are Stock Now. indeed low. Specials for to­ Assorted Dozens Three Piece Suite $139.50 < , • morrow ; 10 per cent off Pinehurst Hamburg.. 25c lb. (One to pay through our Profit Sharing Plan.) A fine Juicy N^atiW Turkey Free for Thanksgiving. i Bacon in the piece . . . .41c lb. Assorted Case of Two (Consists of how end bied, 48 inch dresser and chest of Special on Short Cut Sirloin Dozen Cases drawers. ^ Finished in high lighted walnut, cases are all S teaks...... 45c lb. 12 per cent off dus^rodf,'mirrors are made of the best plate glass. You Shoulder Steaks, also cut must see tbiese suits to appreciate the great value we are Steel frame covered with a fine grade of sh o rt...... 23c lb. offering for this Iqw price. Only $139.50 for the 3 cretonne. Opens to a full size bed for filled with all new, pure feathers. Old pieces with a year to pay. Try a Shoulder Steak for night use. Makes a splendid couch when Beef Stew. SPECIAL pillows are a menace to heidth and should be replaced for sanitary reasons. closed for day use. We purchased a num­ OPEN UNTIL NINE Burt Olney’s Peas Tonight before you go to bed it will pay ber of these useful Daybeds covered with different patterns of cretonne with a fine TONIGHT Tender Sweets you to make sure your pillows are all they should be. A sleepless night is an expen­ felt mattress and offer them to you at this special price of $22.50. Buy 10 Cans at 18 1-2 sive night. How you pay for it the next (L E KEITH FUKNmiRE CO., he ($1.00 Weekly Through Our Profit cents a can and get day? These fine pillows offered special 7 - for $4.50 a pair. . _ ❖ Cor. Main and School Sts. South Manchester, Ct. Sharing Plan.) one can free. \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9,1928. PAGE FOUK

for a ie&ftfe aeat baoaast aomebody point of thoss who havs held his spent a'lot of money la a pre-pri­ family name to be . synomymoua mary campaign, then It can With With love of th« Italian people, than fttrntns lH»ralb equal right inveBtigate every move servile submission to the Mussolini lED BT on the political etaeckerboard of madness and betrayal of the thing PRINTING CO. i m / «rs « every state organization with refer­ for which all Garibaldis have stood. Thanksgiving by Elwood B. Bla , O ct 1, ISS*. ence to every town chairman, every Every Evening Except Sundays and, precinct, captain, every city Job giv­ Washington, Nov. 9.— ^With elec­ ffolldayS. . ,, Sale of China Enterfed at the Post Office at Man- en in reward for political service, tion out of tbo way, Washington h will be filling up with national Bhbater as Second Class M U Matter. every list of voters handed to a SUBSCRIPTION Ra t e s - By Mall legislators pretty fast. It always six dolb'.rs a year; sixty cents a ward worker— because all these does right after every election. month for shorter periods. By carrier, eighteen .enti . ■week. things have their bearing on the re­ Congress doesn't taeet for nearly Single copies, f ree cents. sults of primaries at Which Senate a month after any election dt\te— SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE- candidates are named— and all of it's a little mofe than a month this tENTTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser, year— but there always is consider­ tec., 25 West 43d Street New T'o’-k them are outrageous If you care to New York, Nov. ».— Manhattan 612 North Michigan Avenue, consider them so. able prelimlnai'y work to be done. tolcago. constantly Is being referred to as a Besides, a great many congress­ • The Manchester Evening Herald Is There is not a Senator sitting In terrible place in which to bring up men are very much infatuated with an sale *n New York City at Schultz's the American Holy of Holies who children. Visitors are continuous­ Washington. News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd ly throwing np their heads and Street and 42nd Street entrance of would be there If nobody had spent Perhaps it isn't surprising that a wondering how wealthy young man from some jerkwater little Grand Central Station. a dollar to put him there. There is men and women can possibly be “International News Service has the town in the sticks should prefer the not one of these purists, howling produced. exclusive rights to use for republlca- capital. Perish the thought that he r tlon In any form all news dispatches for the scalps of Vare and Smith, Yet, somehow or. other, those Practically every din­ ot^Ued to or not otherwise credit­ very districts about which so much should admit it to the home folks, ed In this paper. It Is also^ .‘xcluslvely •who got his Job without cash feeing but it’s noteworthy that he makes ner set in our Stock re­ entitled to us>' for republlcatlon all is said and written continue year duced. 42 piece plain expended in his interest. It simply oh year to produce young athletes for here the minute he’s sure he’s the local or Undated news published safely re-elected. Wood Frame Suites for Holiday sets with gold hairline het-elh." __^ cannot be done. Nobody expects It of high caliber. stripes, regular $9.50 to be. done. The law doCs not re­ An east side grammar school, t o r ...... $7.9^ TUESDAY, NOV. 9,' • 19 2 0. quire it to be done. Neither Norris famous for the number of tongues to be heard within its walls, wins Ju. nor Pat Harrison nor any other of According to early, arrivals. It’s Refurnishing most of the loving cups in athlet­ been an unusually gruelling cam­ BUS g r o w d in c L the virtuous ones who deery Vare ics and scholarships, alike. Its paign for an off presidential year, and Smith are in any better case track teams win. Its baseball teams K develops, after a collision except in parts of the .country which When the guests have all assembled for the Thanksgiving dinner, than these people except through win, its debaters, orators, essayists always go the same way, regardless In Rhode Island, In -wlilchi ai num- win— and yet it is that section of wouldn’t you just love to usher them into a delightful, new living room? the fact that they live In. states the ghetto where, tenements pile of Issues or candidates or anything iber of lives were lost, that a motor- else. It is really surprising what a striking change a new living room suite \vill has which figured in -^ha disaster where a dollar goes Infinitely fur­ one upon the other in dirty monot­ ony. And the children who repre­ The individuals who have been make, even though the accessories are old. Just try one of these new ■was overcrowded to the extent of ther In politics than in Pennsylvania doing the spellbinding are pretty or Illinois, because there are so sent It come from every kingdom wood frame, groups— and pay for it on the easy Christmas Club Plan de­ having passengers seated in camp* upon the earth. well fagged out. Never were-there scribed below. qhalrs in the aisles. Several state many fewer dollars around. so many states and congressional districts which classed as doubtful agehcles are Investigating, with a And nobody knows any better than these same noise makers that Going up a notch— the universi­ up to the last minute. Seldom In re­ view, possibly, to punishment of ties within the city turn out foot­ cent times has so much mud been if they swung an axe at Vare or those persons guilty of the oVer- ball teams which prove a match for slung. That’s what the returning 2 Piece Suite with hardwood base in mahogany stain. Upholstered cfowdlng, certainly in hope of pre­ Smith It would sooner or later turn the he-men of the great open spac­ politicians say. es. Did not New York University with tapestry. Davenport and club chair. Christmas Club terms $205 venting any further Instances of out to be a double bitted one, cap­ able of cutting two ways and as li­ recently vanquish the worthy Secretary Mellon was the only Bich criminal disregard for safety. southerners from Tulane? A new 2 Piece Mohair Suite, just placed on the floor has solid mahog­ able as not to chop them away cabinet member not drafted into So far Connecticut has escaped Did not a N^v York girl swim the service by the Republican any wood frame and is upholstered all around with taupe mohsdr. Re­ this particular class of transporta­ from their own Jobs. the channel? And another New speakers’ committee. verse seat cushions in damask. Christmas Club term s...... $259 50 Piece Dinner Sets Yorker, the mother o£ two, repeat With plain blue stflpes tion casualties. - But many of its Election frauds are one thing. Several others weren’t at all keen Primary fights are another. And the deed? And a third New York­ 3 Piece Wood Frame Suite comes with combination mohair and velour and floral decorations in citizens, who have had-occasion to er make a most valiant struggle? about taking the stump, caying they blue,, rose and green. were too busy here, but the commit­ travel in interurban buses, and who full well does every United States upholstery; damask on reverse seat cushions. Easy Club terms . . . .$289 Regular $16.50 . Senator know that If you started tee dragged them all onto It as elec­ have seen those deadly • little iron Davenport,' club chair and high back chair in taupe mohair with tap­ booting out?successful candidates tion day drew near— all who hadn’t ckmpchairs either brought into use I have often thou,ght of these been there from the very beginniujr estry reverse seats. A new suite just unpacked...... $327 of tucked away in a corner beside because of these affairs, no senator matters- as I have honeycombed the of the fight. drab and dirty streets of the East the driver, quite obviously awaiting in the lot would be safe. Mellon wasn’t very strongly urg- They are not going to start any­ Side* . fid. An old man and unaccustomed demand, have wondered' how long I hav.e noticed the streets and The Christmas Club thing like that. to It, he can’t stand the wear and Another 3 piece suite— davenport, III would be before the disaster to sidewalks, ankle-deep in debris tear of personal contact with the The Vare-Smith rumpus Is a from the pushcarts. I have seen Select your gift now for arm chair and club chair, comes in Which they are an Invitation should electorate. He hasn’t recovered yet thing of vthe moment. There will be youngsters running in the streets Christmas, or earlier deliv­ mohair, velour to match, and damask arrive. until midnight. from the agony he suffered during ’ Even the most luxurious motor- nothing to It next March. Walk through these highways on his attempt to make the only speech ery. Have the whole fam­ seat cushions ...... $350 bus is nicely figured out to carry the hot days or cold, or at almost any of his life during the Pennsylvania ily join together in pur­ Republican primaries. As an orator maximum number of passengers JAIL BREAKS. hour of the day br night and you chasing , it. Instead of can see the sidewalks lined with politicians don’t, coiislder him much which it is capable of 'accommodat­ making one big first pay­ • It is probable that there have baby carriages. of an asset, anyway. ing— and there is not;*^In any of been more jail deliveries, partici­ Often have I heard mothers gasp ment at the time you make them, a single square foot of space pated in by far more prisoners. In at seeing an East Side baby sound­ Secretary of War Davis Is under­ your selection, pay only a that can be devoted safely to the ly sleepinig In Its street crib on stood to have had the most strenu­ small sum down and easy the last year than ever occurred be­ nights that snapped with the chill ous time of any member of Presl- 2 piece suite of our highest quality carriage of standees, to say nothing fore In the United States in ten installments until Christ­ comes upholstered in taupe velour of approaching, winter. deqt Coolldge’s official family. mas. (These payments of persons In chairs. To fill up the timqs that period. We, have not the This is no belt for hot-house' Ho wasn’t reluctant.- Politics is with same material on both sides of 52 Flees Dinner Sets in will then be used as a first aisle space with seated patrons, fit- figures, but from an-extraordinarily plants. The youngsters, who sur­ Davis meat. He’s a good spellbind­ seat cushions. Solid itahogany bird of paradise design vive, have got to be sturdy. They er. He was oq the Job early and late. payment). After the new ^ d Into the passage with the ac- rare event, escape of prisoners on frame, studded with brass nails $379 blue, red, green and yel­ must have undergone a period of Missouri s his home state and it was year, pay the balance on low decorative colors. ihracy of parts in a Chinese puzzle, a large scale has come in recent struggle that made them proof doubtful. Politically speaking, it easy monthly terms. Regular $25 ...... ^119.85 is to solidly imprison .every passen- j months to be a common enough against anything. They can fight was a regular knockdowr-aud-drag- Other sets up to 1100 ger la the car as effectually as their way through traffic and bliz­ sorf of news. Within twenty-four out, and Davis was In It from start ♦ reduced In proportion. •^o.ugh shackled, handcuffed and Tifiurs we “are'told of the getaway zards alike. tO'flnlsh. Also, in these tenement belts, ^ An affair between men like Secre- ijolted to the floor. Egress is hope­ of four criminals from a prison for the social workers have been busy, lessly blocked. for years. Clinics have sprung up ^ ry Davis, Senator Jim Reed and the insane in New York state— Harry Hawes is a^hravywelght en- J This is bad enough under - any three of them being murderers^ in hospitals and settlement hous- 'Thej^'have learned cleanliness ^unter^, which is exactly what this ojemditions, for it is a ^?vin on the was, from all acepuntsi WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. ahd of a dash for freedom suc­ and bVgibne. ijerves of imaginative -passengers cessfully carried out in the Ohib Poverty has meant going without ■v^hich the bus people have no State Penitentiary by ten. convicts. fuel In winter and without ice in As soon as the tired campaigners FURNITURE, FLOOR COVERINGS, PIANOS, PHONOGRAPHS time to rest up, plans will earthly right to impose. In case of And these things occur within a summer. They have learned to. accident it puts a premium on the stand both the cold and the heat. themselv(s for Con­ week of the fatal break at the They have learned to accommo­ gress- Committee meetings already villdert of panic and practically in­ Tombs In New York city. In Ten­ date themselves to, inconveniences are beginning to be called. sures death and maiming to some, nessee, prison deliveries have, be­ and to close quarters. fuhn counted, ajt least; of the victims. come so common that they must Take a. child from another sec­ teraa places must be con- I The presence of folding chairs in tion of town and subject It to a few jured up for those who have earned FCNBRAL DIRECTORS have difficulty in keeping the cells weeks of this life and it would be aj motorbvs is prima facie evidence If they car.’t be elect- reasonably filled. ill or dead. f they must be ap- ojf Intention • to overloa-d. If there To what extent this comparative­ GILBERT SWAN. poiated to something else. Were no such Intention the chairs ly new threat against law and or­ The election debris is being swent I up .ud ihp poiitlolan, Would not he there. der is due to relaxed disciplinq in i If the state of Connecticut does conformity with the coddling pol­ it t ^8 “ ade of not put a peremptory end to the In Wo I f they’re flocking in­ icy so thoroughly touted through­ to Washingtofi again. Mrs, McCormick Reveals cirrying of make-shift seats in mo- out the country for several years, it tdrbuses, patently intended as they would be impossible to guess; but THEN THEY RUN Secret of Good Health must he to make possible the un­ there is sound reason to believe Feast day of St. Theodore Tyro, A merry heart doeth good like a martyr who set fire to the pagan safe loading of the vehicles, then that the “ new” policy in many I bought a radio set to try to NATURE Victim 6f Heart Trouble, Nervousness and Weak medicine, but a broken spirit keep my children Indoors.” temple of Isis. the state authorities will be ■ as pfjgons is to some extent responsl- drieth the bonesT:—Prov. 17:22. ‘Was it a success?” BY ARTHUR N. PACK Stom ach, M o th e r o f 7 Children Finds Relief. « • • Beginning of free delivery of guilty as the bus company when, ble. “ Not altogether. They now ston mail in all cities and towns of 5000 Strengdi Restored. Praises Tanlac I had rather have a fool to make President, American Nature Ass’n, on the inevitable first occasion, a Another thing that figures in “ ntil tho announcer calls: or more inhabitants, 1889. “ Words cannot express the agonV I me merry than experience to make Good night, everybody’.”— Peie Birthday anniversary of Mae When our forefathers first pos­ load of passengers is hurled to many of these breaks unquestion­ sessed and settled our eastern coun­ went through,” says Mrs. John Mc­ me sad,— Shakespeare. Mele, Paris. Marsh, movie actress. death in a wriggling, helpless, trap­ ably is a lessening in the sense of try, they fonnd In the forests a C orm ick, a TOpuliut matiOD wbM ped mass. large bird the like of which they seven beautiiul children are the pnde moral responsibility on the part of of Taft Avenue, Portland, Me. keepers and other Tattendants. had never seen, save perhaps as a This Makes It Tough fo r the Fish rare exotic. “ M y strength had vanished. I was TOO DANGEROUS. These people are not highly paid, afraid to go out on tiie street alone, If there were any truth whatever for they hold jobs requiring no par­ my heart caused me so much trouble. to the allegations made by Senator It would skip a beat and palpitate. ticular skill, only a certain amount And my stonuich was so upset that ' Norris of Nebraska that Senator- of courage and a sturdy dependabil­ the sight of food nauseated me. elect Vare of Pennsylvania obtain­ ity. And nowadays people who are when Xmanagsd to force (town a little food I w ould suffer for boure. ed his election through frauds at not highly paid are much prone to the polls, there would be a glim- “ My plight shattered my nervee. resenting their position, regardless And many nights I would iiear the jner of reason to the plan of Senate of anything but the knowledge that clock strike every hour, counting the Democrats and off-borse Republi­ they cannot live like their neigh­ minutes that seemed like years, t o ^ cans to refuse to permit the new ing and turning, waiting for dawn to bors. come. Then I would be so weary and Pennsylvania member to^be seated. Bribery finds easy work to do worn that I could hardly drag one fool children playing does not my But those who are familiar with the with such men. The price of a new after the other. Life and the care of nerves, ’f aniao was a g o d - e e n d .__ Tanlao relieves pain that ravages utterances of Norris know perfect­ set of tires for his flivver will make- my childrra was a burden. In vain I sought relief. health. It often conquers serious troi^ ly well that he is extremely liable bleeaadbuildsupstrengthmfamishM more than one prison attache look “Then a neighbor told me about tjo make a direct, fiat statement on the other way. Tanlac. And three bottles of this tonio bodies. It is Nature's own remedy ^ven the most Important of sub­ relieved me of all my troubles.troUDiee. Quicklywuuwiy made from roots, barks and h e ^ Enjoy good hw th and strength. jects, and wait until kfter he has GARIBALDI. my old strength returned. Ib ra a n to have eo appetite for food. And now B egin taking T a id a c. TOie Jrat b ottle ijpoken to verify his facts. And in The mystery of Rlcclottl Gari­ I can eat evejytbing srithout a sign of brings amazing results. A u yow ^efault of the knowledge of fright­ baldi is intriguing. So completely indigestion. My heart never bothers druggist for Tanlac—today. Over 40 mjipnp botUea sold. ful political corruption in Philadel­ has the name of Garibaldi come to me. And even the noiee o f seven. phia anywhere hut In the mind of be identified with genuine patriot­ -—r fhe senator from the Platte river ism and the cause of the Italian peo­ Wild Turkeys when chance brings them In con­ country there is extremely small ple that it seems impossible that When the custom of giving thanks tact, and thus It coines about that Tcaw likelihood that anything is going to this grandson of the great Emanci­ for the harvest was inaugurated, many flocks of tame turkeys, now

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tear off a corner of theticket'ting cards f.iU uf ^preaa" who\ ;Slgh.ed^ his name holes, dope.d out the term. “ F»^n- ‘iPrancig,” I knew hlrc*well. He cls," by the way, was his list A F P E R N O m T ^ Fine Furniture Carefully

Sketches by Kroesen, Synopsis by Brauchcr THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA: Sam Houston (6) Change in Rates ______;------—------— ------^ For Herald Q as^ed Advertising On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line-(6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a line. F! . / , f 'I i'" ' -• THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for ...... advertisements charged and billed. Austin’s father and 300 families had come into the For his attad^\on Stanberry Houston was brought If Houston rode into a When Stephen Austin state In 1820, bearing Spanish land grants given to -4> before the bar of the House, reprimanded and fined. land aflame against went to Santa Anna to create a barrier against Indian depredations. TravsI- The poet, Francis Scott Key, was his counsel. Presi­ TO RENT Mexican rule. Santa ask fulfillment o f prom­ ing by* ox-cart these pioneers had braved the wilds, FOR SALE dent Jackson remitted the fine. Houston left Washing­ Anna was in power, and ises of a state of Texas, tamejn the Indians and cultivated the soil. Stephen ton for Texas, that romantic, unbounded world of the FOR RENT—Five room flat, up­ had established a cruel he was thrown into Austin’s arrest was like oil poured on the flame of re­ ' FOR SALE—Combination coal anU stairs. all improvements, rooms new­ seething southwest, where he was to play the role of dictatorship. ras range, practically as good as new. ly refinished, also good sized store, prison. volt. (Continued.) w ill sell at sacrifice for quick sale. with furnace, convenient for shoe­ V^ero and avenger. Call 436-4. ____ maker. barber shop, or pool room. In quire Paul Correnti’s store, 88 Birch FOR SALE—20 pullets. Inquire of street or call 2298. Mrs. K lnne, 38 Adams street.______FOR RENT—Four room flat in new FOR SALE—Geese for Thanksglt]^- house, all improvements, at 170 Oak MISCELLANEOUS Legal Notice LITTLE JOE PRESIDENT OF TRINITY ing. 35c lb. alive, and 450 dressed. street with garage: also three room DREAM OF ESTHER WAPPING Telephone i.rs. John Howell, 19-S-.. flat. Inquire 164 Oak street or call Blanche L. Rochon. medium. i4l5 STATE OF CONNECTICUT ) PUmTcr o a a Foot­ 616-5. . North Main street, Hartford, 2 flights y ss The High School Class of Girls ARMISTICE SPEAKER FOR SALE—I Subway pool table. b a l l A In fine condition, almost 'ew. Call TO RENT—4 and 5 room tenements up. Circle. Tuesday and Friday eve­ DISTRICT OF MANCHESTER) held their meeting at the home of nings. Telephone Charter 8297-5. ___ Probate Court. Nov. 9. 1926. 29-6 .".fter 5 p. m^______In new .eniodeled building, 2 minutes INTERESTING DRAMA KICK COfMHG Mrs. Arthur Sharp Saturday even­ from Main street, 5 minutes to mill. Estate of Samuel Gilkinson. late of President Remsen B. Ogilby ol FOR SALE—Scotch collie puppies, Hot air heat, all improvements. In­ DON'T f o r g e t — B. M. Gardner, Manchester in said District, deceased. ing. The annual election of officers Trinity College will speak at the dressmaker. Johnson block. Ladies In pursuance of an order of the tv. E. Orcutt. So. Coventry. Tel. Man­ quire 24 Eldridge street. took place. The following are the Memorial service a t the hospital od dresses and children's apparel. Priqts Court of Probate for the District of chester 1 0 6 4 -3 . ______rousonabl''. Guaranteed satisfactory. officers chosen: President, Miss Armistice night, November 11. TO RENT—4 room tenement, first Manchester. Conn., made on this 16th. Helen Lane; vice-president. Miss f o r S.^LE—Turnips 75c bushel de­ class condition. Modern improve­ dav of October, 1926, notice is hereby Story of The Biblical Play to President Ogilby is a graduate ol Suits, topcoats, overcoa's. Tail r- given that said Const has this day ap- Adelaide Marshall; secretary and livered. 60c at the farm, yellow and ments. 238 Oak street. made $35. R. EL Grlmason. 607 Main Harvard University. After leaving white. F. A. Krah, 669 Tolland Turn­ pqinted Robert V. Treat, Raymond A. treasurer. Miss Ellen Foster; college he was a school teacher foi TO RENT— New flat, all im prove­ at the Center. ______Johnson and George H. Howe, all of Be at South Methodist pike. ______said Manchester, disinterested per­ chairman of the social committee. the American government in the ments. steam heat. At 22 Chestnut Rags, magazines, bundled paper FOR SALE— Choice Baldwin apples, street. Inquire 43 .Church street. sons, commissioners to receive said Miss Francis Stoddard. After the Phlllippine Islands for several and junk brught at liig’-.est cnsh deeds upon the claim of John J. Ken­ business there was a social hour, at sprayed fruit, dark red color. De­ prices, fhone 849-3 and I will call. J. Church This Week. years. At the outbreak of the World livered anywhere in town. C. . FOR RENT—On Cambridge street, nedy, of said Manchester against said which games were played and re­ War, he was commissioned as a Hutchinson. Telephone 87 i. a 7 room tenement, all improvements. Elsenberg. estate. The said commissioners will Call 1412 or 69 Cambridge street. meet at the Probate Court in said freshments served. chaplain in the regular army and FOR S.A.LE—Barred Rock Pullets 6 LOST Manchester, on Saturday, November The first social of the new Chris­ returned immediately to the United months old. also fotv^ TO RENT—4 room tenement, all 13, 1926 at 9:30 a. m., for the purpose The great Bibical drama, * The tian Endeavor Society was held at States to serve with the army modern improvements. Inquire 190 of attending upon this business of en and geese. M. J. Boland, S6o Last LOST—Black and white kitten, Dream of Queen Esther” will be the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer forces. He served as chaplain in Middle Turnpike, Manchester Green. Summer street. partly angora. Reward if returned to their appointment. Lane on Friday evening. About Telephone 4 7 7 - 5 . ______88 Church street. ROBERT V. TREAT presented at the South Manchester the regular army throughout the FOR RENT—5 room lower flat. 82 RAYMOND A. JOHNSON ' Methodist Episcopal church. Wed­ thirty-five young people were pres­ World War with various units. At FOR SALE—One coffee mill for Chestnut street, corner Laurel.. Tel. GEORGE H. HOWE. 5((id//y ent. Games were played, races took store use, $5.00. New stock of Ball 1424. Commissioners. nesday and Thursday evenings of the close of the war, he was ord­ Band arctics, rubber boots, "°r^ Legal Notices H-11-9-26. this week will find the stage of place, and a general good time en­ ered to the Military Academy at shoes, athletic shoes and hunting FOR RE-\T- -Garage. Inquire 68 the church banquet hall transform­ joyed. The social committee is Ed­ West Point, where he served as Oxford street. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD has shown exceptional ability In boots are in. Full line. .7^^? . at Manchester, within and for the ed into the house-top of an Old ward Sharp, Ralph Wetherell, regular army chaplain of the acad­ quality goods. James N. Mchols. this part of the program. Prop­ Lena Chapman, and Harriett L. H ighland Park store.______TO RENT—Nice tenement, 5 rooms, District o f Manchester, on the 8th. Testament Jewish home. Mordecal, emy for some time. dav o f Nov. A. D.. 1926. erties are being loaned by the G. hot air heat, $25 per month. Arthur A. ‘STRONGMAN STORY’ a captive Jew at Shushan, is la­ E. Keith Furniture Company, the Sharp. He then resigned from the army FOR SALE—Hardwood. Reo truck Knofla. Tel. 782-2, 875 Main street. Present AVILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., menting the fall of Jerusalem. He Mr. and Mrs, Charles J. Dewey and served as head master at St. load $9.00, $9.75 split. V. Firpo. Judge. Watkins Brothers, and the Park Estate of Beatrice C. Bidwell of is a noble man. loved by all, and motored to Florence, Mass., last Paul’s School, Concord, N. H. For W ells street. Phone 154-3. FOR RENT—Five room flat, all Hill Flower Shop. Mrs. C; Ely Saturday, remaining over night modern $25 a month. William Kanehl, Manchester, in said District, a minor. dwells with his slave Meesha Za- Rogers acompanles with the piano. the past few years, he has been FOR S-\LE— Potatoes. E^ A. Buck' 519 Center street. The Guardian having exhibited its TRUE, SAYS SCRIBE beel and his adopted daughter, Es­ with their son, Charles W. Dewey, president of Trinity College, Hart­ land, W apping. Tel. Man. 67-5. _____ annual account with said estate to Mr. Winston Beudall Is the trump­ this Court for allowance, it is ther. In the midst of his mourn­ Jr., returning on Sunday morning. ford. At present, he is chaplain in TO RENT—6 room tenement locat­ eter. Mr. and Mrs, Eugene Bentley FOR S.\LE—Good healthy ferrets. ed at 135 Summer street. All modern ORDERED :— That the 13th. day of ing, Hegai the chamberlain to the Orchestra Numbers the organized reserves of the U. S. ■W. Wells, 9 Village street, Rockville. improvements. with or without November, A. D.. 1926, at 9 o'clock, Persian Kln.g, comes and informs The newly formed orchestra of and daughter, Miss Elizabeth mo­ A., with a rank of major, attached Phone Rockville 334. garage. Call 639 after 5 o'clock or on forenoon, at the Probate Office, in said him that the king is about to tored to Wlillmantlc and Mansfield to the 316th Reserve Cavalry Reg­ Saturdays. Manchester, be and the same is as­ Starts Separate Investigation the church will appear for the first FOR S.\LE—.\pples, sprayed, hand signed for a hearing on the allow­ choose a wife frofn among the time in two splendid programs. On on Sunday to visit with relatives. iment. picked, golden Pippins, excellent for TO RENT—New five room flat, all ance of said administration account maidens of the kingdom, and that Wednesday night their numbers A divorce was granted to Mrs. with said estate, and this Court di­ cooking. Seek-no-furthers. .oc bu. improvements, including steam heat. And Obtains Names of Esther has been selected to pre­ are as follows: John Buclzunsky on Friday of last WAETRMAX PENS .AT Baldwins, Spies. Russets. Belleflow er. Inquire 2" i Oak street, after 5. rects the Guardian to give public no­ week by Judge John R. Booth in Spitze.aberg $1.00 bu. Good windfalls. tice to all persons interested therein sent herself for the contest. The “ At Bventiiiip” (trio) DEWEY BICHDLAX CO’S. 50c bu., beets $1.25 bu. Delivered n TO RENT—5 room flat, first floor, to appear and be heard thereon by thought of losing Esther brings ev­ ...... Zamecnik the superior court. The couple were town. H. S. Gilnack. South Main all modern Improvements, 321 East publishing a copy of this order in Witnesses to Feats. en greater sadness to Mordecal. “ Minuet in G” (Orchestra) married three years ago last June. You will be surprised at the street. Tel. 225-6. Center street. Inquire 41 Bigelow St. some newspaper having a circulation While he is still deeply concerned ...... Beethoven The cause of the separation was wonderfully nice display of Water­ in said District, on or before Nov. 9, drunkenness and abuse. Judge FOR SALE—20 feet of wall fixtures, TO RENT—Tenement of 6 large 1926 and by posting a copy of this ■ about the condition of the Jew- “ Largo” (Orchestra with Harp) man Fountain Pens in Dewey- two 8 foot- show case. Packards rooms, lern improvements, corner order on the public signpost in the The Herald today secured wh.it i ish people, a group of Jewish chil- ...... Handel Ralph M. Grant was Mrs. Buclzun- Rlchman Company’s show window. Pharmacy. South Manchester. ___ Ridge and Pine, 33.00 per month. In­ said Town of Manchester 4 days “ Swing Song” (Trio) sky’s lawyer and it was a non con­ It Includes an unusually varied as­ quire 58 Pine street or telephone before said day of hearing and it considers further proof of the ac-| hopi^rto'wnd E°s- tested ease. The court gave her the sortment of styles iivUt from the “ f o r s a l e —W ood. Hardwood. $7 1232. return make to this Court. curacy of its special article in Sat-i ...... ■ Zamecnik ther there to play with them. The use of her maldAn name of Mary factory for display purposes. Elab­ truckload. Telephone 109-12, W ILLIAM S. HYDE urday night’s edition about the On Thursday night the follow­ Judge. children are singing and making orately ornamented pens for gift FOR RENT—Second floor, five room •super-human strength of Elmer G .' ing numbers will be played: Rosky. FOR SALE—Sweet cider $6.00 a flat, reflrished, 33 Cooper street, rent H-11-9-26. • • ■ merry when Mordecal enters heavy Mrs. Aden L. Andrews of New­ purposes, attractive designs foi barrel at the mill. Call 970-5. Man- Bitgood. Two of the highlights in “ Priest’s March” from Atalia $30.00 per month. Home Bank & Trust of heart, and is cheered with their ington is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. ladies’ use and plain practical pens ^fester. H. Silverstein, -iolton. Co. AT A COURT OF PROB.ATE HELD the 3tory~^ere that Bitgood once (Orchestra) . . .Mendelssohn at Manchester, within and for the. presence. He conducts the even­ “Largo” (Orchestra with Harp) John A. Collins for.a few days. with barrels of various sizes for FOR S.\LE—Hard wood slabs saw­ FOR RENT—On Charter Oak street, District o f Manchester, on the Sth. day lifted a steam boiler weighing 4,- ing devotions after which all are ...... Ha^dqL. . Mr., antU Mes, , Raymond ^Gfeqr - men’s .use* A. . Waterman pen ed stovu length. $12 per cord. Tele­ near Main street, four room tenement. o f Nov. A. D.. 1926. 200 pounds and that as an illustra- made very happy by the appearance “ Minuet in 6 ” (Orchestra) •moved from the Wiu Felt tene­ would make a most acceptable phone 476-12. O. H. Whipple, Andover. Phillip Lewis, 83 Cha-Jer Oak street, Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., ,tion of his ability he lifted a Herald C o n n . ______Judge. of Esther...... Beethoven ment to Mrs. Hattie Johnson’s Christmas gift for some friends. FOR RENT—Six room flat on Cam­ Estate of Helen C. Bidwell of Man­ reporter Aveighing 207 pounds with When the opportunity presents “A Fairy Tale” (Orchestra) house, last week. Prices start at $2.50.— Adv. FOR S.^LE—Chestnut wood, hard bridge street, all modern improve­ chester. in said District, a minor. one finger. itself Mordecal ♦ells Esther of the ...... Komzak - A son, James, was born to Mr. wood, and hard wood slabs sawed to ments. Inquire of 16 Cambridge street The Guardian having exhibited its The Avriter of this article Is not ■king’s message. She is greatly order. L. T. Wood. 65 Bissell street, or phono 504. annual account with said estate to The orchestra is under the direc­ and Mrs. Frederick D. McLaughlin telephone 496. this Court for allowance, it is the author of the feature story iu alarmed for it is not her desire to tion of Mrs. Katherine H. Howard. on "Wednesday; Oct. 20, at the Hart­ TO RENT—5 room tenement,- fur­ ORDERED:—That the 13tli day of Saturday’s Herold. However, he had answer an^ such summons. When Those takiDiS part are as follows: ford Hospital. nace, gas, 7 minutes from mills. 30 Nov. A. D., 1926, at 9 o'clock, fo re ­ been assigned to attempt to secure Mordecal leaves the house-top, Es­ Robert H. Wilson, first violin; The Rev. Wfilliam Malcolm REAL e s t a t e Essex street. Telephone 1287-13. noon, at* the -P rob a te Office, In said ther then reveals ta Meesha Zabtel, Manchester, be and the same is as­ further proof regarding the validity Miss Frances Schultz, first violin; preached at the Congregational FOR RE.NT — Three, and four signed for a hearing on the allowance of the story. The result Avas a vin­ her old nurse, the secret feelings Thomas Cordner, second violin; church of South Windsor last Sun­ FOR SALE—6 room single, one car room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ of said administration account witli dication of the author of the BU- of her heart. It seems that while Miriam Silcox, cello; Ronald Hill­ day morning and the communion vice. gas range, refrigerator, In-a- garage, all iniproveftients, including said estate, and this Court directs the good story. Esther Avas wandering in the for­ man, bass viol; Dorothy Silcox, service was observed also. furnace heat High location, Price door bed fu.-nlshed. Call Manchester Guardian to give public notice to all Paul Chartier, of 43 Church est one day, the king in disguise, t J. W asley. Main St. Construction Company. 2100 or tele­ persons interested therein to appear harp; Herbert McKinney,, saxo­ About twenty'ifour ladies attend­ fo300. See Stuart phone 782-2. and be heard thereon 'by publlsliing a street, when questioned, said the saved her life, and ev.r since that phone; Winston Bendall, drums; ed the meeting of the Federated FOR SALE OR TRADE—I have copy of this order in some newspaper story Avas absolutely true. “ Every time she has cherished a high re­ and Collins Driggs, piano. Workers at the home of Mrs. John Quality — Service several farms *\vhich I can trade for TO RENT—October 1st. 4 . room having a circulation in said District, gard for the unknown hero and on or before Nov. 9. 1926, and by post­ word was correct,” said Mr. Char- Watson of Vernon street, Manches­ and Prices. Manchester property. See me if inter- tenement on Vine street, good loca­ tier. “ As a matter of fact, it was i therefore hesitates before present- ested. Stuart J. AVasley. 8-i Mam tion. lights and gas. Rent only $22. ing a' copy of this order on the public ter Green, last Friday afternoon. > street. Tel. 142S-2. monthly. Apply to W. F. Lewis. 11 signpost in the said Town of too conservative. There is plenty! Ing herself before the king, as she After the business and reading of Vine street. Manchester, 4 days before said more that could be said in Mr. Bit- loves the man who saved her^ i^. the reports, games were played and ^ TO SETTLE AN ESTATE—Two 2 day of hearing and return make to Warner Optical Co. good’s favor. Anyone who lives in not knowing it was th < king him­ “MARRIAGE UCENSE” a general good time was enjoyed.: fam ily house.s. 5 rooms to an apart­ FOR RENT—Heated apartment of this Court. self. Mordecal urges her to ^i.ter 42 Asylum St. Hartfore ment with all improvements, three 5 or 6 rooms, with modern lt.-.prov- AA'ILLIAM S. HYDE VoluntoAvn will corroborate those Mrs. C. Vinton Benjamin assisted ' the contest for the' sake of her minutes from mills. Inconu $960. p^r r.'.ents. Robert V. Treat. Phone 468. Judge. statements.” IS CIRCLE’S FEATURE Mrs. Watson as hostess. year, price $9,000 for quick sale. Small H-11-9-26. Well KiioAvn Resident. people and Esther hesitates be­ imount of cash. Wallace D. Robb, 853 FOP. REN'i'—In Greenacres, flr.st tween love and duty. She sleeps The regular meeting of Wapping Main street. and second floor flats at 73 and 75 ~ a t ” c o u r t o f p r o b a t e h e l d Mr. Chartier is well known in Grange will be held at the Center Benton street. Call 820. at Manchester, within and for the and has a vision. Eight heroines Promptness Manchester. He has conducted a of bibical history appear before her Two-Day Attraction Should Ap­ school hall this evening. It is to be NORTH END—At trolley, our D istrict o f JIanchester, on the Sth. blacksmith shop on Bissell street acres of land, two’ acres of apple dav o f November, A. D., 1926. and tender their advice. A very peal to All Playlovers; the annual election of officers. Full orchard, all young healthy bearing WANTED Present AA’ILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. for many years. Formerly he resid­ effective scarf drill vlth tableaux attendance of members is request­ WeWmTakePride trees, about 100 in all. Balance good J udc6> ed in Voluntown, where he was en­ sends Esther to the palace of the ed. ^ tilible land, large barn, garage, Estate of Dora C. Post late of Man­ gaged in the blacksmith trade for “ Marriage License,” which opens East Central Ponoma Grange, chicken coop. Six room single house, chester. In said District, deceased. king. Miss Dorothy Silcox plays a two days’ engagement at the Cir­ in WANTED—Teamster. Those who The Administrator having exhibited nearly 15 years. He said the feats No. 3, will meet next Wednesday, j ttrictly modern Including steam heat. drink er are afraid of work need not a pretty harp selection durlujg the cle theater tonight, is a picture you A wonderful opportune y for an in­ bis administratioti account with said Bitgood executed were a matter of Nov. 10, at Hazardville, with En­ apply. Wells Pitkin. Phone 1496. estate to this Court for allowance, it dream scene. are bound to like. You are bound Promptly come in spare til e and a beautiful history in the little Connecticut Rose Drill field Grange. The meeting will open place. Price right for quick sale. Wal­ AVANTED—Rural carrier examina­ is town and that everyone there is to like it, because you always like at 10:30 a. m. with a dinner at 12. lace D. Robb, 853 Main street. tion. South Manchester. Salary $1800 ORDERED;—That the 13 day of Before Esther arrives at the pal­ something that is unusual, well November. A. D.. 1926. at 9 o d.ock, acquaJnted with the facta. The afternoon session will open at and maintenance. Age 18-50. Don't ace many other maidens have come done^ with drama and plenty of Executing NORTH END—Wonderful location, miss this opportunity. Coaching forenoon, at the Probate Oflxee. in said “ As far as lifting the steam boil­ and are doing their best to gain 2 p. m. six rooms tingle, strictly modern, in­ eo"’-se $5. Write for free p.irticulars. Manchester, be and the same is as­ er is concerned,” remarked Mr. good comedy, combined. There is and signed for a hearing on the allow­ the favor of the king. They come plenty of all those in "Marriage Li­ cluding furnace, all in the pink of L. Hampton, Box 181S-G. R., W ashing­ ance of said administration account Chartier, “ I know for a fact that condition. Garage, plenty of fruit, ton, D. C. in gorgeous raiment and boastful cense,” so it is a picture you’ve got VOSPER-COW’LES ihicken coop, half acre o. land, all for with said estate, and this Court di­ that particular feat is true. In fact speeches, each thinking that she the low price of $4500 with small rects the Administrator to give pub­ to see. See It either tonight or to­ Properly W.WTED lic notice tc all persons interested I was standing on top of the boilsr will be chosen queen much to the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herschel amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb, 853 when he lifted it and there were six comical delight of Koosh, a little morrow afternoon or evening. It Main street. therein to appear and be heard there­ doesn’t make any difference at Hunt of Rockville announce the By an unmarried professional on by publishing a copy of this order other men on top of it with me. Ethiopian handmaiden, who at­ marriage of their daughter, Lillian Completing FOR SAT ~—Several nice new sin­ man. room and board In private in some newspaper having a circula­ tends the contestants. One by one which of these times you view this family. References exchanged. tion in said District, on or before There was no fake about it. Mr. Hunt Cowles of Middletown and gles of 6 rooms. Sacrifice price. AA'lll Bitgood put a heavy plank In the the maidens are rejected until Es­ picfure— as long as you do see It. be pleased to show you them. Fur­ Reply by letter to Box W, care Nov. 9th., 1926, and by posting a copy The story is that of a lovely John Thompson Vosper of Meriden. o f Herald. of this order on the public signpost bottom door of the furnace as a ther appears. Immediately the your ther particulars of Arthur A. Knofla. Canadian girl who marries into The wedding took place on Friday, Tel. 782-2, 875 Main. in the Town where the deceased last lever. He then got down on his king recognizes the little maiden dwelt, 4 days before said day of hear­ November 5 at the Congregational hands and knees, crawled under the he saved from the lion, and she is an aristocratic English family. FOR SALE—New single, just off E. WANTED—To buy cars for junk. ing and return make to this Court. They refuse to accept her and parsonage in Middletown. Rev. AVILLIAM S. HYDE plank and lifted the boiler. The made the queen. A beautiful rose Plumbing Work Center street, $6900. Small amount Used parts for sale. Abel's Service have their son sent to India on Ralph A. Christie performed the cash. Modern improvements. Six large Station. Oak ptreet. Tel. 789. Judge. first time he did the stunt,, the on­ drill adds much to the beauty of rooms. Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 782-2. h -11-9-26. the many maidens who are contest- military duty. ceremony. WANTED—Ambitious -e.i. boys. lookers were standing by looking on amazed. Then Mr. Bitgood told ing Mrs. Bertllene Lashinske, While he is gone a son is born. Mrs. Vesper is well known in | FOR SALE—Or exchange, 4 family Wonderful opportunity to learn the AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD His mother convinces him that Manchester, where she formerly re- j house in good location, near trolley barber tra*' Latest methods taught. at Manchester, within and for the us toL, climb upu on theI-...- boiler. We ,.v,.who takes the part of Zazma Shim- Joseph W ilson for single house with some land or a Complete course $35.00. Day or eve­ District of Manchester, on the 9th. the baby is not his. .A divorce sided. She is a member of Temple | day o f Novem ber, A. D., 1026. did and he repeated the stunt.” eel, the small farm. Address P. O. Box, 276 So. ning class. Call or write fir informa­ Wife Witness, Too. tertains the king with a beautiful follows, the family refuses to ac­ Chapter O- E. S. and of Chapman Manchester. tion. Vaughns Strictly Sanitary Bar­ Presen-. AVILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. solo, entitled/‘The Message of the cept the child and the mother dis­ 28 Spruce St. Phone 641, ber School. 14 Market street. Hart­ Juds‘6. In conclusion, Mr. Chartier said: Court, Order of Amaranth. | FOR SALE OR RENT—Modern ford, Conn. Estate of Jane Crush late of Man­ "Anyone who says that story about Red, Red, Rose.” appears with her baby. chester, In said District, deceased. As the years go by these princes­ eight room house, all conveniences, Bitgood Is a lot of “bunk” does Sixteen years later, in France, two car garage . Located on Strick­ WANTED—A woman to do gen­ The Adm. c. t. a. having exhibited ses who were haughty in the days the boy^ comes home on a vaca land street. In fine residential sec­ eral housework. No washing., Mrs. his administration account with said not know what he is talking about. Walter Olcott, 21 Forest street. TeL estate to this Court for allowance, it of the contest are now bondwomen tion to ask that be be sent to a tion. For information call Manches­ Send them to me. I will tell them.” in the palape of the king. The king s ter 1100 or 418. 357. is ' Mr. Chartier’s wife also witnessed military school in England, He ORDERED:—That the 13th. day of has come to neglect the beautiful brings with him his chum’s fath AA’ANTED—Fluff rugs made to November, A. D.. 1926, at 9 o’clock, the feats. order from your old carpets. Write queen, and Esther’s days are very er, the Heriots' lawyer, A recep­ TO RENT forenoon, at the Probate Office, in said Richard Bryan, proprietor of the unhappy ones. This greatly amus­ I 8 Acres State Road | for particulars. C. Schulz, 'B Chamber- Manchester, be and the same is as­ Pinehurst Soda Shop, Is another tion follows. The lawyer final lain street, Rockville. signed for a hearing on the allowance es the disappointed women who ly convinces the mother she should of said administration account with Manchester man who is well aware FOR RENT—2 room suite and serve her. Princess Zuecca is es­ give the hoy his chance. WANTED—Some pleasure these said estate, and this Court directs the of many of the great feats perform- pecially happy, for it is through single room in Johnson Block, suit­ long evenings? Why not have that Administrator to give public notice to In England the doddering old 1** Gas Station Is able f^r light housekeeping. Apply phonograph fixed and enjoy the old all persons interested therein to ap­ e*b y Bitgood. When questioned last influence of her brother Ham' grandfather recognizes the boy. Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden street or to night, Mr. Bryan said he knew the favorite records once again. Bralth- pear and be heard thereon by pub­ an, a wicked prince, that the king His father comes with him to 1 with seven room house. 3-acre tobacco shed garage. This Is a S the Janitor. walte. 150 Center street. lishing a copy of this order in some facts were true but referred the has issued a.decree that all the France to try for a reconciliation. real good proposition for the right man. Price Is only J84500. ^ newspaper having a circulation • in writer to Mr. Chartier whom he FOR RENT—One six room tene­ said District, on or before Nov. 9, Jews in h is‘ kingdom are to be His mother in the meantime has Two miles from Manchester. | ment. also four room tenement, all said was there when the stunts AUTOMOBILES 1926, and by posting a copy of this slaughtered. Mordecal visits Es­ perfected her plans to marry a remodled. white sinks, settubs. and order on the public signpost in the were performed. ther and in a great patriotic anJ Five building lots, close to state road, short distance east | bath tubs, all new. Ready to rent. In­ Frenchman, the only man she hhs Town where the deceased last dwelt, As far as the statement regard­ dramatic scene appeals to her to of Green School. takes them all. 5 quire Geo. Smith, 33 Ridgewood 4 days before said day of hearing and really loved. street. Telephone 1810-12. FOR SALE— 1926 C hevfolet coach, ing Bitgood lifting a 207-pound save their people by going before Right at the Greehi seven-room single, city water, poultry s demonstratoi'. equipped 'with new return make to this Court. But in the end— ah, there’s the tires, excellent condition. W. R. Tink­ AVILLIAM S. HYDE Herald reporter with one finger is the king and pleading for them. yard, lot 65x179. Price only ?4000. 5 FOR RENT—Garage. Apply at 35 Judge. rub. Cottage street. er, Jr., 130 Center. Phone 1000. concerned, the writer can swear to Meesha, the old nurse of Esther, H-11-9-26. that for he was the one who got loves heu and warns her that if she Dr, Hotallng’s place on Cambridge street, beautiful corner s TO RENT—5 rooms new 2-family FOR SALE— 1925 Chicvrolet coach the “ free ride.” That’s that. appear before the king without a ; location, house has 6 rooms, upper and lower porches, fireplace. - house, steam heated, 2nd floor. $33. 67 and 1925 Chevrolet coupe, fine con­ WE RECOMMEND THE sumAons It might mean her death 1926 Hupp Six i tiled vestibule and bathroom floors, garage. Sacrifice price. - Bummer street, or 1 Walnut street. dition, Duco finish, have had excellent Telephone 576. care. Price means real saving to you. USE OF Mordecal continues to plead for : Immediate occupancy. - AA\ R. Tinker. Jr.. 130 Center. Phone his people. Meesha continues to Sedan, like new, used ae dem­ I Wadsworth street, 10-room double, modern, walk and cur»- S FOR KENT—3 rooms for light 1000. It’s our Community Club, Let’s plead for Esther to save herself. housekeeping $15 per month. Inquire B r a s s P ip e help support it.— Adv. Esthfer decides to appeal to the onstrator, fully equipped, to be ^ Ing. a good bargain at .$7000. | 46 Foster street. king, saying, “ If I perish, I perish sold with new car guarantee. MISCELLANEOUS TO RENT—6 room house on Garden and Fittings She comes into his presence with VERY ATTRACTTIVE PRICE. street. Apply at 13 Knox street or , APPLES fear and trembling. After making telephone 792. I will pay the highest prices for FOR WATER SUPPLY AND a strong plea for the Jewish people rags, papers and all kinds of metals: National Apple Week I Robert J. Smith 1009 Main Sl i FOR RENT—3 room apartment, hot also buy all kinds of poultry and old the king receives her and promis­ CARRY A STOCK ON HAND. October 31st to Nov. 6th 5 OPEN BVy.TNOS. . a water at all times; also, furnished cars for jun'-. M. H. Lessnsr, Jr., tele­ CALL ON US. es to aid the Jews. room in Selwitz Building. Inquire phone 9C2-4.. Order your Winter Apples now. Elaborate Costumes W. R. Tinker, Jr. i RealEstato — Insurar/j — Rtcamship Ticket a Selwitz Sho. Shop. S ' ' s Wear a Spencer corset especially Costumes are appropriate and 130 Center St. Phone 1000 FOR RENT—4 room flat, $15 per designed for you. Mrs. M. P. Mcl'art- Joseph C. Wilson- - - Edgewood Fruit Farm elaborate.' The scenery has been tnonth. Apply C. J. Woodhouse’s store. land, registered Spencer Corsletiere Tel. W. U. Cowlcg, MO. made by Sydney Strickland who 130 Center Street. 176 Spruce streett 9 Eldridaq strojat. Phone 148-12. 2S Spruce St, Phone 641# ,, _

PAG*5 SEVEN"^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 192S,

committee considers that a splen­ place In the recreational and social operator is who is spoiling th happy submissive bride she Wiihelm is given everything per- I had | did start has been made. life of the north end, and the work­ nightly programs. ' clearly in mind what she wanted to • tnining to International politics. ers are determined to contribute jHERMINEiSREAL ...... ______* I ' mi 1 n n ««n w r K r k h COMMUNITY CLUB The remainder of the field at accomplish— and she has succeed­ The number of Germans who have jtbeir cash and their time in the been visiting Wilhelm’s Doom resi­ the north end, comprising the va­ AtC.H.Tryon’s ed. She Is today the real soul of the rious homes of the. Eighth School present campaign to aid the cluib I RULER OF KAISER Imperial Court and everybody dence lately has been amazing. District, will be visited by workers to carry on. knows that when Hermine frow*ns Practically all of them are ad­ COMMIHEE MEETS in behalf of the Community Club. WANTED! herents of the royalist part o f the Sanitary Market (Continued from Page 1.) at somebody in the morning Wil­ The workers have been divided into TO REPAIR AND CLEAN 8BW1NO helm will frown at the same person German nation. At regular inter­ -eight teamis, each team having a RADIO ‘TOUCEMAT AlACHINBS OF ALL MAKES r\ In the atterndon, or at the latest on vals representatives ot ihe Juuker< moderate section of tetrltory. All work guaranteed. Tel. Man;" A taken the reins In her hands and Party report at Doom and advise Tei. 441 secured a power over the ex-Kaiser the following morning. ExeentiYe Committee Session These teams will each be under the cheater No. 715. Go anywhere. Everybody who has any oppor­ with Wilhelm for It is understood direction of a captain. The work of COMNG TO TOWN R. W. GARRARD ^ TELKI’HOXB 442. that his first wife never possessed. he dares do nothing that is not Wilhelm has never been the man tunity to study Wilheltn’s court directing the teams in order thai 37 Edward St. Uanchestw ^; must admit that the ex-Kaiser is of thoroughly approved by the m.ijorl* Held Last Night— Cam- there will be no misunderstandings with women, that Napoleon, for in­ ty of the Prussian noblemen. Will Do ‘Detective” Work And Meats stance, was. Both dreamed of con­ a remarkably strong and active or duplicating of effort will be su- type, especially for a man of his . On the Jump peiwised by Robert K. Anderson Run Down Mysterious Noises quering Europe- Both 'suffered in Couriers, telephone calls, and paign Plans Advanced. ME.\T SPECIAL exile. But in their handling of wo­ ago. He keeps his staff busy with and Mrs. James Shearer. j NATIVE VE.4L TOD.AY the same well regulated order that telegrams as well as letters keep Teams to Meet i Radio fans will have cause to men their ways were entirely dif­ rejoice when the Manchester Elec­ prevailed at the old court at Ber­ the castle constantly in touch with The personnel of the teams and Phillips Veal iMitties 8 for 25. ferent. Napoleon dealt v/ich women tric company's new radio “ detec­ lin. Generally dressed by seven in everything important that is hap­ At the headquarters of the Man captains has been completed, and Veal stew, 27c lb. as Cyrano de Bergerac dallied with pening in Germany, but Wilhelm is Chester Community Club, at the the workers v e awaiting the word tive” is delivered and goes out on So. Manchester Store Veal cutlet, 55c lb. his opponents before delivering the the mQrning— or earlier— he starts the job. All sources of disturb­ the day with a short walk before more and more leaving it to Her­ White House, No. 79 North Main to assembls at the "White House” Veal chop, 40c lb. fatal thrust; cruelly playing with mine ana the court-marsnal to in­ street, last evening^ an enthusiastic for their first formal meeting, at ances can be traced and the offend­ Hotel Sheridan Bldg. Legs of lamb, 37c lb. them, making them believe they breakfast and then enjoys a hearty ing "leaks” or "hams” repaired or meal surrounded by Hermine and form him as to what is going on in meeting was held by the executive which the necessary directions will Rib lamb chops, S9c lb. should win in tile end, joking with be made known to all. This meet­ punished. two or three of her flvo children and the world. Her word as to what he committee in charge of the cam­ Lamb patties 3 for 25. them until finally ending all with paign for financial resources for ing will be held on an evening to The local electric company Is a few select of the staff. Both before shall or shall not read is final; but NATIVE FOVtLS a final thrust of cold steel, a more she is careful not to give the im­ the club. Those in attendance at be announced later in the week. about to place an order for the* lat­ human procedure perhaps than and after breakfast the ex-Kaiser i M d aT o f 51bs each, 46c 1b. pression to Wilhelm that she is in the meeting were W. W. Robert­ The purpose of the campaign will est contrivance in radip. It is a NATIVE CHICKENS Napoleon’s heartless dlccardlng of says prayers, unless the court pas­ son, C. R. Burr, Scott H. Simon, be to "secure contributions for car­ detector that will trace noises. tor happens to be present in which anyway influencing his decisions. 4 lbs each, 40c lb. his* erstwhile favorites. The result is that the ex-Kalser. William Foulds, Jr., Robert K. An­ rying on the work of the Manches­ Leaking cohauits can be found, event the sayifig of prayers is dele­ Pork to roast, 35c lb. But Wilhelm’s attitude toward thinks his wife the most clever be­ derson, Wells A. Strickland, ter Community Club. The members aad so can the amateurs who de­ Canned Food Sale Pot roast, iS c lb. women han never been that of gated to the pastor. ing in the world and a casual re­ Charles B. Lqo.mis, Mark Holmes of the executive committee at the light in spinning the dials. Sugar cu r ^ smoked liams, 20c lb' Napoleon. His ideas of “ German After breakfast Wilhelm goes and George H.'Washburn. Session, last evening reported that No doubt when the machine ar­ first through those “ state-affairs” mark on her part may secure the re­ rives the residents down Center Small link sausage, 42c lb. faithfulness” , his belief in large moval even of the court-marshal. Plans for conducting- the club’s they fo)ind a strong sentiment in his court-marshal. Count von Flnfc- street will be able to learn who the Beef liver, 18c lb. happy families, his religion and This has already happened three campaign were discussed in detail favor of the work being done by enstein, thinks important enough . Seedless Rsusins. also his belief that women are in­ times! and the method of procedure was the Community Club. It V7as point­ Groceries ferior to me, has made bis attitude to refer to Wilhelm. Thereafter the decided upon. Although the work­ ed out that funds expended in be­ whole staff are gathered In one of half of the young people , for the Dr. Fred F. BushneU Parsons Ammonia, large, 20c. toward them entirely different. ers have not yet commenced to re­ Knew What She Wanted the halls to devote half an hour to ceive contributions, several volun­ purpose ot making better citizens VETERINARIAN Pure lard, 17c lb. 2 fo r2 k When Hermine entered Whll- general conversation and attentive tary donations have already been really means money well spent. The Pure comb honey, 26c lb. ANDOVER 494 East Center Street, helm’s castle at Doom In 1922 as a listening to the words of wisdom of offered. view was expressed that the Com­ Manchester Green. Pure strained honey, 26c lb. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Gilchrist munity Club fills an important “ His Imperial Majesty.” Eight Teams to Act Office linnrs: 7 Jo 8 I*. M. fc (From Mr. Nathan) 3Iakes the Speeches went to Hartford Sunday to see Two separate committees will Large Ivory soap, 11c.. Wilhelm usually .takes the lead In the parade in honor of the World have charge of the actual work of TKI.KI»H<»NE 1847. Flour $1.39 Bakers cocoa, 1-2 sire, 16c. MALCHIN’S these gatherings and speaks on War dead. the campaign. The finance commit­ Bakers chocolate, 1-2 size, 16c. some subject or other— very often Charles Phelps Is home from tee airej^dy announced in The Her­ SPECIAL OFFER L8 SACK 3 rolls Scott tissue toilet paper, MUSIC STUDIO a religious one— and speaks with Yale for a few days to at^wad the ald, comprised of the citizens GOLD MEDAL OR 40c. fervour and conviction. People In funeral of his sister. Miss Helen whose names are printed above, VALLEY FARM Sweet cider, S6c gal. touch with these courts say it is re­ Phelps who died Saturday morn­ has volunteered to take the sub- TOVICTIMSOF (Just from the mill.) String Instruments: markable how Wilhelm’s religious ing. The funeral was held at St. scrliptions of the north end manu­ 3 lbs white beans, 25c. Violin, Viola, String Bass sentiments have been developing of Peter’s church in Hebron yesterday facturing firms and business CHRONIC INDIGESTION 2 lbs lima beans, 25c. recent years and that he has become at 2 p. m. Interment was in St. houses. The committee has report­ Sour Stomach Macaroni Old sage cheese, 48c lb. Peter’s cemetery. ed excellent progress and it is un­ Brass Instruments: a deeply religious man who devotes Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lassard English cheese, 28c box. Baritone, Trombone, Tuba no small part of his time to religion derstood that the contributions Magnell Says Pleasant to Swiss cheese, 1-2 lb, 28c. and Mr. Raymond Smith spent fronl the sources just mentioned "Phillips Mak of Magnesia” and prayer. Sunday with Mrs. Ellen Jones. Tfdce, Elixir Must Help Poor 10 lbs sweet potatoes, 25c. Rates Reasonable. This meeting over the ex-Kaiser are quite liberal, and the executive 4for25c 8 lbs yellow onions, 25c. Miss Esther Jones has returned Distressed Stomachs or Better than Soda either returns to important state home from * Stamford where she KRUMMS 2 qt cranberries for 26c. For Appointment Call 1221-5 affairs, or goes out to saw wood, cr Money Gladly Refunded. Strictly fresh eggs, 85c doz. has been employed as nurse in a ; olns Hermine and one or two of private sanitarium. Miss Jones ex­ Instead of soda hereafter take a (From Mrs. Howe) the children for a walk. Those who You can be so distressed with little “ Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in 1 lb can marsh mallows. Miss pects to spend the winter with her h ^ e seen Wilhelm drhe through mother, Mrs. Ellen Jones. gas and fullness that you think water any time for indigestion or Shoulder Sale Curtis. Just in, 49c. Keep Eliminative the wide streets of Berlin In the Charles Frederick has moved his INGROm NAIL your heart is going. to stop beat-1 sour, acid, gassy stomach, and re- Hawiian sliced pineapple, 10c can. splendor of his pre-war days find It family into the Sackett place and ing. I lief will come instantly. Crushed pineapple, 19c can. System Active difficult to believe that the simply Francis Frederick has moved to Your stomach may be so distend­ I yFor fifty years genuine “ Phillips Peaches, 19c can. dressed grey-bearded man who the home vacated by his mother. Turns R i^t Out Itself ed that your breathing is short and Milk of Magnesia” has been pre­ Yellow Bantan corn, 18c can. Good Health Requires Good Elimi­ bows and raises his hat most polite­ Miss Clara Thompson spent Sun­ gaspy. . . , i scribed by physicians because it New shelled Almonds, 1-4 lb. 19c. nation. ly at Doom was the once all-power­ day with her brother and family in You are dizzy and pray for quick | overcomes three times as much acid SMALL, LEAN Fresh potato chips, 1-4 lb, 15c. ful German Kaiser. Meeting ac­ Springfield, Mass. relief— what’s to be done. '■In the stomach as a saturated solu­ NE can’t feel well when quaintances he is almost Invariably Lewis Palmer, son of William Just oife tablespoonful of Dare’s tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving Fruit O there is a retention of poi­ the first to raise his hat, and usual­ Palmer of this place, left Monday Mentha Pepsin and In ten minutes the stomach sweet and free from McIntosh apples, 95c basket. sonous waste in the blood. 'This ly adds a cheerful “ Guten Tag” or for Syracuse, N. Y. where he will the gas disappears, the pressing on all gases. It neutralizes acid fer­ Ammonia is called a toxic condition, and the heart ceases and you can; King i4>ples, 86c basket. “ Guten Morgen.” enter a sanitarium for treatment. mentations in ths bowels and gent­ is apt to make one tired, dull A baby girl was born in the- breathe deep and naturally. ly urges the souring waste from Bananas, 10c lb. and languid. Other symi^oms Publicity Worker Oranges, 60c doz. The balance of the day after Hartford hospital Sunday to Mr. Oh! What blessed relief: but the system without purging. Be­ are sometimes toxic baclmches and Mrs. Donald Tuttle. Mrs. Tut­ why not get rid of such attacks al­ 2 for 25c Grapefruit, 15 and 26c. luncheon Is devoted to work both sides. It Is more pleasant to take and headaches. That the kid­ tle was Miss Eleanor Hutchinson together? Why have chronic indi­ 2 lb l^kay grapes, 25c. for the 'ix-Kalser and for Hermine, than soda. Insist upon "Phillips." LARGE BOTTLE neys are not functioning prop­ before her marriage. gestion at all? Twenty-live cent and fifty cent bot­ erly is often shown by scanty who devotes' herself mostly during Miss Anna Most and Mrs. Bizzer A few drops of "Outgro” in the Especially when Magnell Drug tles, any drugstore. "Milk of Mag­ Vej?etables or burning passage of secretions. these hours to the publicity end of were week-end guestt at Mrs. Spinach, 25c peck. crevice of the ingrowing nail re­ Co., or any druggist anywhere guar­ nesia" has been the 0. S. Regis­ “Where There’sl.ife Many people have learned the Wilhelm’s exile. She reads the Ralph Bass. antees Dare’s Mentha Pepsin, a tered Trade Mark of The Charles Celerj’, 20c lb. value of Doan's Pilla, a stim­ newspapers, clips out Interest! ig duces inflammation and pain and so There’s a PhUlips Iceberg lettuce, 15c. ulant diuretic, when the kidneys toughens the tender, sensitive skin pleasant elixir, to end indigestion, H. Phillips Cheirical Co. and Its items and sorts them for pressnta- OR A WHATNOT. acute or chronic, or money back.— predecessor Charles H. Phillips Turnips, 25c peck. seem functionally inactive. tion to Wilhelm. The ccurt-marshal A corner cupboard is not only underneath the toe nail, that it can Store” Everywhere one finds enthusi­ Adv. since 1876.— Adv. Canlillower, 25c each. also i-eads the newspapers and very attractive, but gives an oppor­ not penetrate the flesh, and the Soup bunch, 10c. astic Doan’ s users. Ask you r makes clippings but must submit nail turns naturally ‘ outward al­ neighbor! tunity to display to advantage Carrots, 5c lb. them to Hermine before giving some of your most interesting most over night. Parsnips, 3 lbs for 25c. them to the ex-Kaiser. Hermine cen­ pieces of china or glass. “ Outgro” is a harmless antisep­ Spanish onions, 3 lbs. for 25c. sors the clippings eliminating any­ tic manufactured for chiropodists. 8 lbs yellow onions, 25c. DOAN’S thing that she feels would prove However, any one can buy from the Beets, 3 bunches for 25c. Srinui^ Dbamtie to thm KUiaeye either personally or politically of- Help our Community Club carry drug stofe 'a tiny bottle containing Oysters, everyday, aoc pint. fenslTB to her kttsband, though on.-*—Adv. directibns.— Adv.

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,5,-4'.i MANCHESTER E V E I^G HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1925. P A G E E IG H T where they visited friends and rel- l y fltlv68e Chanson ’Trlste Crooks, Club Soloist, J. Edmund Bradley attended the V Harvard-Prlnceton football game at WTIC Nutcracker Suite- Cambridge on Saturday. Overture Miniature Mr. and Mrs. John G. 1'alcott TrkTfllera Insurance Co^ March ^ Another McCormack are having an extensive rock gar­ Hartford, Conn. Danse Arabe den laid out In the spacious 467. Danse de la Pee Dragee Richard Crooks,' young American m r h s tenor, who is to be the soloist at grounds of their home by the C. E. Typewriters * iS® Ve " f ? Danse Russe Trepak .Wilson Co., nurserymen, of Man­ i AdjpininC Times Souarc *• Danse Chinols the first concert of the Manchester Men’s Choral club this season on chester under supervision of Mr. AD makes. Sold, rented, ex­ Program for Tuesday Danse des Mirlitons Gross. This is the first garden of Sitting Room. Bed room with l Sitting Room 2dpuhfe bedrooms, Valse des Fleurs November 29, is sure to be one of changed and overhauled. this type In town and will be a private Dath.dDersonsl : With private batn ( z » 4 person^ music. Hotel 10:00— ^Weather. the most popular singers Manches­ 6:00 P. M.— ^Dinner Dance beautiful addition to the attractive Special Discounts t6 Students. ^,lZperday ptr day Heublein. Trio. 10:05— Club Palais Royal ter audiepces have yet heard. Mr. R o o m s Crooks comes to Manchester ■ ac­ and tasteful surroundings of the A la Bien Aimee ...... Schutt Orchestra. -B L . ^ TWO DOLLARS PER DAY. n. - ^ 11:00— News. claimed by musicians and- critics Talcott home. Topuiar tric&d.JltiCa*trgi^ j j HyiANO.M4r U rui far fpldjc.rajii £iXtas6 ...... Ganne Telephone 821 DHoLt DinJXt^S Knott nxXH of cMiMf Serenade ...... Drdla all over the country, and many The Ladies’ Auxilliary of For­ . Ballet Music from ■Faust” MEAD-McCRAY parts of Europe. He has been hail­ eign Missions will meet In the . . . Gounod ed by some as possessing a voice church assembly rooms on Friday, Miss Christine McCray, daughter fully as sweet, and of as great a Nov. 12, at 2:30 o’clock. 6:25— ^News. •range as John McCormack posses­ Kemp's Music aimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinittiiiiiitHi 6:3 0— Contralto— of J. Henry McCray of North Park John McKone, Harry McKone, « ' ■ The Lane to Ballybree .. Speaks street, Rockville and Nelson sed at Crook’s age. Ignatius Hartl and Alfred Pinney The Winter S w a i}...... Hulten Charles Mead, son of Mr. and Mrs. On the choral club’s concert pro­ motored to Bridgeport on Sunday, H ouse Trees ...... Rasbach Wm. Meade of Rockville were mar­ gram Mrs. Hazel Theodorowicz, ’cellist, wife of J. Theodorowicz, 1 What Numetal ^Sid.V6 COQ^l^ j A Japanese Love Song . .Brahe ried yesterday by the Rev. George S II A ... ■ tiiU .-a E. Marjorie Palmer, contralto S. Brookes of the Union Congrega­ conductor of the Boston Symphony Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist tional church in the presence of the orchestra, and Mildred Godfrey Hall,, harpist, of Meriden, will ap­ I Weather Strips 6:45— Soprano— Immediate families. They were at­ Nocturne ...... • Curran pear. Archibald Sessions will be tended by Miss Esther Mead, a sis­ director and accompanist. The Hindoo Song ....B em b erg ter of the bridegroom and Stanley 1 w aiD o Tes Yeux ...... Rabey The club will sing eight numbers ■ BUFFALO MARKET CO. [ McCray, brother of the bride. and one of them, the finale, is a Lantern of G o ld ------Harrington The bride’s gown was of brown = Phone 456. 1071 Main Street. * Phone 456. E The Last S o n g ...... Tosti new composition by Stevenson. Will save one-third to georgette. She wore a gold lace hat The club members marvfel at the Geraldyne I. Haven, soprano and carried a bouquet of orchids Inez Main Momm, accompanist beauty of this number and it prom­ one-half your fuel bill. and gardenias. ises to be the club’s greatest effort. 7:00— Trinity College Course— On their return from a wedding One applied always on. ‘‘Plato and the Radio"— Professor Rehearsals for this concert have F. C. Babbitt and President Og-. trip to Atlantic City and the Ses- been in progress weekly for the Keeps the rain from quicentennial, Mr. and Mrs. Mead past two months. FRESH FISH ilby. I buying tickets rapidly and there is blowing in around doors 7; 30— "Pollyanna" — Stories of I will livG in Rockville. i This will be the most costly pro­ The bride is well known here, gram that has ever been presented every indication that there will be I in today— a full variety. Happiness. ' a big seat sale. Tickets will be and windows. S:00— McCoy's Music Masters— ] having been, a teacher in the Eighth in Manchester. Richard Crooks is the most expensive soloist who placed on sale at Watkins Brothers I W e Have Fish Every Day. KEEPS DIRT OUT Orchestra— district school. and Kemp’s Saturday. They 'vylll Katinka has ever appeared here. For this reason the choral club members also be on sale at .Watkins Broth­ I’m Lonely Without You ers’ Hartford store. Thpse who 1 LOWEST PRICES ON QUALITY Dreher’s Terrace Garden Orchestra $1500 WILL BUY an establish­ are striving to sell a smany tickets ed business near Nathan Hale in advance as possible so that are desirous of attending the con­ I M E A T S Violin Selections— cert are urged to get their tickets Prevents Second Air Varle Danela School. Apply C. J. Woodhouse’s there will be little if any deficit. At store, 176 Spruce street.— Adv. present the associate members are early as the capacity of the hall , is 11 Adoration ...... Borowski limited. I FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Christopher Ancello, violinist Rattles I Eugene T. Oviatt, accompanist i Arrive Every Day Soprano— Carmena ...... Wilson I Free Delivery on Orders Over $1 Invisible, not unsight- i Mr. Dream Maker .Woodman flow TO CARE FOR Mrs. Chas. B. Tolman, soprano I Our Motto— “Service and Courtesy” ly like other bulky strips s Eugene T. Oviatt, accompanist that go on the surface. Orchestra— VARICOSEE OR SWOLLEN VEINS I Wanted, Experienced Butcher for Millenberg Joys (Novelty) Ting a Ling c o p I Saturday. Anyone can easily ap- : Emerald Oil (full strength) and Dreher’s Terrace Garden Orchestra Rub Gently and Upward To­ apply as directed night and morn­ TiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiii ply it. Tenor— Lift Off-No Pain! ward the Heart as Blood in ing' to the swollen, enlarged veins. Gingham Gown ...... Penn Veins Flows That Way. That’s Why I Love You , Soon you will notice, that they are ...... Donaldson growing smaller and-the treatment Charles Favalli, tenor If you or any relative or friend should be continued until the veins Eugene T. Oviatt, accompanist is worried because of varicose veins are of normal size. So penetrating I Ventilators that fur- Plano— or bunches, the best advice that and powerful Is Emerald Oil that even Piles are quickly relieved. I nish fresh air without DIAMOND "E - Prelude in G minor anyone in this world can give you Waterman Pens ...... Rachmaninoff North End Pharmacy, So. Man­ I a draught. ty^ k llirWmibwZkrttiblorf R om ance...... Rachmaninoff Is to ask your druggist for an orig­ chester Agents, Magnell Drug Co., : Marguerite Strasser inal two-ounce tottle of Moone’s sells lots of it.—^Adv. When you think of a Fountain Pen you think of a No snow or rain can Orchestra— Waterman. Baby Pace beat in. Someone is Losin’ Susan Go a step farther— take a look at the display of Dreher’s Terrace Garden Orchestra Keeps curtains from s Trios for three pianos, featuring Waterman Pens in our show window. Porter B. Chase, Salvatore becoming wind whipped Andretta, Leonard Berman. Pens of all sizes and for every purpose with clip, 1:00— The Travelers Symphonic AUTO ¥ and dirty. $2.75 and upward. Ensemble conducted by Dana S. Merriman .Musical Director of Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a lit­ ELECTRICAL SERVICE A WTIC in a progranl of Tschaik- _• — • • . owsky’s Music— tle "Freezone” on an aching corn, REPAIR WORK GUARANTEED I instantly you lift it right off with March Slave fingers. Dewey^Richman Co. II Your druggist sells a tiny bottle NORTON bf “ Freezone” for a few cents, suf­ Jewelers — Stationers — Opticians THEF.T.BUSHHARDWARECO Andante Cantabile from the ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. ^ I Fifth Symphony ficient to remove every hard corn, R New Store — 767 Main Street. III soft corn, or corn between the Andante Cantabile from String toes, and the foot calluses, without HILLIARD ST, PHONE. 1 Quartet, Opus II soreness or irritation.— Adv. V\X> NEAR MANCHESTER FREIGHT STATION HELP YOUR COMMUNTTY CLUB CARRY ON! Give to the Campaign To Raise Funds for the Manchester Community Club Campaign Starts in Earnest Friday WKat the Community Club Does Let’s Back It Up Financially

'' The Manchester Community Club maintains a commodious club house No business or club can continue without a.dequate :i and acres of ground in the heart of the town for the benefit of all the peo­ The Manchester Community Club is m the busmess of Citizen-Buildmg, ple— the young folks and the grown-ups. and it needs your financial help.

From November 11 to May 25 last, 3,000 men, women and children en- A committee of North End m anufacturers and business m en held two joyed^s the club’s various diversions, consisting of bridge whists, pool, ™ .U n S T i^ .r..d v.ttd l« give checkers, cards, reading room, suppers, cooking classes, health talks, and the Manchester Community Club Campaign. They have subsermea millinery classes. generous sums. ' The Community Club afforded a convenient meeting place for several organizations, including Kiwanis, Progressive Club, Manchester Improve- Now the public at large is asked to contribute fo.the Community Club . . ment Club, County Y. M. C. A., D. A. R. and King’s Daughters. . , . Campaign. A committee worker will visit you during the next few days. So “Have a Heart!” Give him or her a welcome and contribute as gener- Club’s Many Activities ; ously to the. Campaign Fund as you can. ,The club’s annual Lawn Fete last June drew 3,000 people nightly on # two consecutive nights. Delightful programs bf music and games on the beautifully illuminated grounds were enjoyed by ours townspeople. They Are Our Children ATHLETICS— Girls’ Basketball Teafn played match games all winter ^ REMEMBER: The Manchester Community Club is devoted whol^ and had fine record. Boxing, baseball and other out-of-door games were ' . heartedly to the welfare of the boys and girls of the torni. ^ The club is enjoyed. " y ; helping to build character as well as to provide recreation.. COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS CAROLS— Chorus of seventy-five chil­ dren edified Christmas Eve with Yuletide songs. Later, Old Folks’ Con*-, W h e n does the boy or girl, man or woman, hatch m schie£ It is cert, Skating Carnival, Entertainments, Dances. , during their leisure time, not when the mind is o^p ied with the daily tasks. The Community Club propo ses to ernploy the leisure time to make COMMUNITY CENTER—^Where thousands meet for recreation an4 r . all of our citizens cheerful human assets for the coinmumty-its aiinis bet- sociability— Girl Scouts, Brownies, Boy Rangers and other organizations , i ter citizenship—^better physically, mentally and spiritually. hold regular meetings al; the Club. * . (dve Generoudy for the Welfare of Yomr litv and Your Own QuI ■r PAGE NiNa' :f MANCHESTER EVENING H B R ^D , TUBSDAYj NOVEMBER B, 192Ai - T t "

Evans Says Star Ball Players Ty Cobb Was to Baseball HALTING BALTIMORE SPORT CHATTER COBB DID EVERYTHING The CloverleaVes came through Should Not Be Croumed Managers their game with the Rambler-tigers What Whiskers Are to Smith GOT “HOWLING DAN” in pretty good shape. Scrutiny of BUT STEAL FIRST BASE the Injury list today reveals noth­ BY BILLY EVANS A club, that it Is a one-man Job. Fail­ ing alarming. Johnny Ambrose suf­ Major league owners are becom ure ef his club to win, is certain to HIS BIG PROMOTION fered a badly wrenched knee but ing more than ever convinced that reflect itself in the work of the Brothers, Says Joe Williams expects to be back in the lineup the wisdom of making a star play­ star player-manager. BiDy Evans, Who Made His Debnt at Same Tnne CoU again shortly. It was an old Injuty er manager when he is at the top It seems much miJack Dunn’ Tribe Had Won In like manner, I nerer could sibilities as a manager. Cobb belonged to a baseball sov­ the inside of his lower Up which The One and Only has stripped caused his mouth to swell but he understand why a star player, still Eddie Collins took charge of the off the monkey suit, handed it to iet. He wore the black shirt of rad In his prime, should want to handi­ White Sox after he had reached the Record. icalism. He sounded the challeng­ IntemaHonal League Pen­ will be back in the lineup again the club-house valet, and bought a Sunday. Lipplncott received a bruis­ cap his game by saddling on him­ peak of his game. He has been re­ one-way ticket back to Augusta, ing note of revolution. self the added responsibilities of markably successful as manager. He did all this when he began ed shoulder. Bill McLaughlin suf­ Qa, nant Seven Years In Suc­ NOW that he is nearly through as a playing baseball with brains. -. . fered an ugly cut over his left eye. manager. BY BILLY EVANS were uncanny in their accuracy, Cobb is through. They say there All the Injuries are more or less There Is enough woe, worry ahd player, he sbould be an outstand­ ____ I have seen him win scores 61 will never be another one. They Until Cobb sponsored this innova­ ing non-playing leader for years. t tion brains in baseball were mere­ cession. trivial. thought to managing a big league Ty Cobb the greatest player of | ball games by a timely base hit or a said that Vrhen Shakespeare laid all time, Is’through as a big leagu- daring piece of baserunning. He was down the quill, Rembrandt turned ly something that went with eggs The Frog Hollow Senators o f . ^ — ' always at his best In a pinch. from the easel and Napoleon at breakfast. er, temporarily at least. He has Hartford, considered on a par with 1 |a 1 1 W | | M | | I have seen Cobb do everything sheathed the sWord. Cobb always came to the plate Dan Howley, Who succeeds QeOrge tendered hie reslfttatlon as mana- swinging three hats. . . - And be the Rambler-Tigers, will come here I • a w w v w v of the Detroit club of the on the ball field but steal first base. This time they are right, like Sisler as manager of the St. Louis CNUT That can’t be done. fore the game was over the oppos­ Sunday to engage the South End 9 American League, to take place im­ five-deuce coming out. \ Browns, was much sought after by Some years ago, when Umpire Cobb was to baseball what Wag­ ing pitcher was willing to testily he several major league clubs. He cubs at the Four Acre Lot. West Point, N. Y.. Nov. 9— A mediately. swung a dozen. stiff workout was schedhied for the Fresh Bnsh Leaguer George Hilderbrand broke Into the ner was to music, Carter was to could have taken charge of the Bos­ American League with me, he was pills and whiskers are to the The old-timers called him a Hash Knute Rockne will lead his army squad today as the coaches 1 made my debut as an American ton Red Sox but decided on St. all exciting over seeing Cobb In ac­ Smith brothers. . . . In a word, when he broke in 21 years ago. , Louis, because he believed the ma­ Thundering Herd from Notre Dame began preparatfons for'the Nofre League umpire at the same time Dame game. Perfecting a defense jbeliim iaiDi tion, having heard so much of him. practically everything. . He remained to become a raging terial to work with was considerab­ to New York Saturday for Its cru­ Cobb broke in as a. raw recruit. He He was the greatest batter of all forest fire that was just as hard to cial game with the Army. Both against the forward pass is the was a “ fresh busher” in those days The season was about a month ly stronger. He is known as chief worry of the coaches. One of the things the election time. . . . He got to first oftener put out at 39 as he had been at 19. “ Howling Dan” because of the pen t^ams are undefeated and the re­ like myself. At least that is the old before we finally bumped into He broke more records than a sult of the game will be eagerly did not prove was what happened the Detroit club. I had kept telling on a threat than most of the other etrating qualities of his voice. to Bobby Jones in hls match with light in which the veteran players rampant five-year-old in a music ‘^awaited here. It will go a long way [ Hanover, N. H., Nov. 9— Eddie regarded every newcomer who tried , Hilderbrand that he probably would boys did on a swat. Howley, who has managed suc­ Von Elm last fall. He was the greatest base runner conservatory. toward deciding the college cham­ Dooley will be on the job agdlnst to make good in the majors. see more than enough of Cobb if he Yes, there was only one Cobb, cessfully several minor league clubs Cornell. The star quarterback has that ever ripped a second base- and who for several years was first pionship of the country for 1926. At the close of last season, Cobb was going good. and you can name 8,567 pitchers recovered from his injuries and Is The New York Boxln,g Commis­ Hilderbrand was umpiring the man’s shin. . . . When he wasn’t lieutenant to Ty Cobb at Detroit, SItJwever Notre Dame has its path ] sion has decided to d'enl with was the only player in active ser­ stealing second he was stealing who are darned glad of it. blocked by Drake, Carnegie and hurling passes with his former vice, of the several hundred who bases in the first game he ever saw gained his greatest fame last sea­ skill. Dempsey just as if he were an ord son as leader of the Toronto club Southern California. The Navy is all made up the personnel of the Cobb play. Ty was at the top of his dWO'tf four weeks ago, nobody knew this of the International League. set for Its big game with the Army league, when t broke in. He has game and gave one of his greatest, - Prineeton, N. J., NpV. 9— After performances. Hilderbrand was do­ would be so. Four weeks ago, lo­ which comes shortly. a day of rest, the Princeton eleven seen them come and go by the army-notredame cal officials placed 14,081 seats on ■cores. So have I. ing a Paddock all afternoon trying began preparing today for the Yale to keep pace with the “ Flying public sale. They were gone in 24 Toney Ambukewlcz, rangy guard game. Many of the refeulars are in There never has been and prob­ Georgian.” hours. on the Cubs eleven, has the ear­ a crippled condition as a result of ably never will be another player It will be Notre Dame’s only ap­ Reaching our dressing room after BIG DRAWING CARD marks of a real find. He played a the Harvard contest. Just like 'Tyrus Raymond Cobb. He pearance in the east this season and fine game Sunday against the Hart­ New Haven, Conn., Nov. 9— The could do everything, didn’t have a Ihe game, my first words to Hilder­ that seems to be enough to make ford Catholic Club and should bear Yale eleven, demoralized by recent single weakness. brand were: anyone lay back his ears and start up well in the coming Cloverleaf defeats, is looking forward to the Hts impulsive temperament and “ Now that you have seen him, something. That, in fact, is the Inary heavyweight. . . . Catching what do you think of him?” game for the town title. Princeton game with optimism •fol­ the idea, no doubt, from Mr. Tun^^ aggressive spirit kept him from at­ Over 200,000 Seats Sold tip-off op the situation. Both Army taining the popularity achieved by “ You don’t think when he gets and Navy teams are deservedly lowing the return of Scott and ney. Louis Dellenschneider, former ether regulars. Jack Falling is bn some of the other outstanding stars. on5 you just keep running,” was his popular in this section but the Irish trolleyman, and now conductor of a However, the fighter is bound to reply. “ Today will last me for the And 100,000 Applications with their showmanship and yearly Ing tried at right halfback. Mr, Frosty Peters of Illinois got restaurant at the North End, is one Cambridge, hlass., Nov. 9— The make enemies and Cobb has always rest of the season. stars, are nothing short of a stam­ the drop on those Pennsylvania ruf­ “ Say, he gave me more close de­ of the most faithful Cloverleaf root- scrubs, equipped with Brown plays, fians as you might say If, Indeed, been the fighter. He never admitted pede. cisions in one game than I had all Turned Down. era in town. Sunday afternoon, he will hold dummy scrimmage with you were inclined to say anything. defeat. closed his place of business and the Harvard varsity today. No tick­ “ Dr. Jeykll and Mr. Hyde” last season in the Coast League.” went to the game. The business he ets remain for Saturday’s game. Barney Dreyfuss says Donie Off the field, after the battle was He had umpired in that organiza­ By DAVIS J. WALSH lost was immaterial in comparison Bush will be the out-and-out man­ over, Cobb was quite a different fel­ tion the previous season. New York, Nov. 9.— Great oaks to the good he got out of watching OLD COUNTRY SOCCER ager of the Pittsburgh club. . . . low from the fiery Georgian who I am glad that Cobb has decided from tiny acorns grow and prob­ the Cloverleaves whip the Hartford And if he isn’t out of a job within gave no ground or asked no quarter to retire as a player before he be­ ably those who enjoyed compara­ team, he said. London, Nov. 6.— Football games a year we’ll be surprised. in the heat of the battle. He has gan to slip. It would have been a tive isolation at the first Army- played In Great Britain Saturday been more or less the Dr. Jeykll and shame for him to have tried to Notre Dame football game on the Manchester’s 1926-27 basketball resulted as follows:- Mr. O’Gooftys’ idea of a fake Mr. Hyde of baseball. carry on and be unable to maintain olaiUB of West Point did not rush, season gets its debut Thursday English League split-buck is a broken premise to Well do I recall an argument that the brilliant standard that has been home to tell the wife and kiddies night. Cheney Brothers will travel First Division divide a dollar on a fifty-fifty ba­ Cobb and I had over my calling him his for nearly a quarter of a cen­ that the day would come when the to Meriden to open the season Arsenal 2, Blackburn Rovers 2. sis. out on an Interference play. It hap­ tury. event would make Grimm’s fairy against the Insilcos. Aston Villa 2, Tottenham Hot­ pened in a game at Chicago about Untarnished Record tales look plausible by contrast Football is getting to be a game spurs 3. Ask Yale and Dartmouth It you 15 years ago. The discussion waxed Such an act would have tarnish­ with the spectacle of irate citizens of tricks, if we are to believe some Wonder how much Georgfe Mulli­ Bolton Wanderers 2, Westham want to learn the true significance warm and physical chidlenges flew ed the remarkable record of perhaps garroting one another for the priv­ of the coaches. There is no telling gan 18 “ in the hole” with his pro­ United 0. of that dark Brown taste on the thick and fast. the greatest ball player the game ilege of paying $50 for a pair of i how far the camouflage is to go. fessional football adventures this Burnley 0, Bury 0. morning after. Detroit eventually won the game will ever know. Cobb was too smart tickets worth six dollars. The hidden-ball strategy of Dan Howley. season. Mulligan seems to be pur­ Cardiffff City 1, Birmingham 0. In extra innings. In the dressing for that. That day will come on Satur­ Pennsylvania started the mystery sued by a jinx. Not only did he Derby County 4, Leicester City 1. Now Red Dooin comes forward room the Detroit players finally con­ I have seen players come and day. Endow the Yankee stadium stuff. Coaching staffs of the future have trouble with the weather man Leeds United 2, Sunderland 2. with the claim that he was the first players go, but only one Cobh. with rubber walls for the occasion His team won the pennant in vinced Cobb of the correctness of probably will have hypnotists, ma­ that organization, which for seven during prize fights and bicycle rac­ Liverpool 2, Huddersfield Town catcher to pad his shins. . . my decision. He later saw it in the So long, Tyrus. and it is the estimate of club of­ gicians and psycho-analysts to add What we’d like to know is who was ficials that 200,000 addicts would successive years had been dominat­ ing but prior to Sunday the four 2. same light. to the deception of play. ed by the Baltimore club, managed previous'Sabbaths were marred by Manchester United 0, The Wed­ the first batter to pad his average. Just as I was getting ready o It’s our Qommunity Club, Let’s see the ball game. They say they So far this season Penn has mys­ (Maybe it was Paddy Livingstone.) help support It.— ^Adv. have turned down at least 100,000 by Jack Dunn. rain. The games were played,before nesday 0. leave the umpires’ dressing room, tified the opposition with its hid­ He added further to his laurels a small attendance but with a big Newcastle United 5, West Brom­ there was a knock, on the door and applications to date, exclusive of a den hall attack. The ball is passed The policy of tackling ball car lot of people who were too smart by winning the little world series, guarantee. wich Albion 2. I said, "Come in.” It was Cobb. around considerably in the back- best five out of nine affair with Sheffield United 3, Everton 3. rlers around the neck is discour­ “ Everybody tells me I was all to ask. aged by all football coaches, prob Speculators Busy field and the opposition have had Louisville, pennant winner in the Third Division Northern Section wrong In my argument this after­ much trouble picking out the ball- American Association. Howley s Accrington Stanley 2, New Brigh­ abb’ oo the theory that necking is noon and I am about ready to agree However, some of the ticket spec- CHURCH LEAGUE STARTS not good for athletes. Qlators are very dumb and that is toter. club took five straight. ton 3. with them. So I am down here, to Good Bargains Gridiron Strategy Barrow 0, Nelson 1. the reason a three-dollar ticket to­ As a player, Howley was a catch­ It has been said that Mussolini apologise and call everything off. day is worth $12.50 to the stupid It seems that Coach Zuppke of er of more than ordinary ability. TONIGHT AT MURPHY’ S Crewe Alexandra 1,. Walsall !• I hastened to assure Cobb that Illinois insists the deception is at times goes off half-cocked and -m- bloke who holds it. The ticket is He ^as phown unusual aptitude In Durham City 1, Wrexham 0. this seems to be also true of his as the apology was more than suf­ expected to double in value by Sat­ brought about, by the olbpw.ptMjis developing young pifehers. St. Halifax Town 3, Chesterfield 0. used by tne Penn squad, rather sailants. ficient. I had no particular desire urday. ^ Louis is weak lA that department. The “ Dog Leaguers” of the Cen­ Hartlepool United 2, Bradford 4, I for mortal combat.' In brief, the Army-Notre Dame than the indiscriminate passing of It is almost a certainty that How­ ter church will convene tonight for Lincoln City 4, Ashington 0. There is an Increasing lethargy Always Scrappy Leader Used Stoves football game, started thirteen the ball. He claims the pads are the opening of their bowling sea­ similar to a football in size and the ley will make a trade for George Southport 0, Stoke City 3, In the ranks of the news gatherers. During my 21 years in the majors years ago for no particular reason, son at Murphy’s alleys at 8 o’clock. leather of the same color. Sisler, the man he succeeds. Stockport 3, Rotherham United 1. . . , For instance, no one has yet I have seen Cobb do everything One Sunny Glenwood Coal has become the great “ public” Six teams are in the league which Rochdale 7, Doncaster Rovers. 2. that it is possible for one player to sport event of the day. St. Louis The contention is made that by Range. has been organized by a committee Traumere Rovers 3, Wiganboro BOW do on the ball field. There is noth­ might have entertained 100,000 at folding the arms across the chest > ASte, In a certain manner, it makes it CUSTER AND JOHNSON composed of Henry Dalson, Jim 1. ing that Cobb hasn’t attempted and One. Crawford Combinatioti Sportsman’s park at any single Thompson and Dave McComb. Scottish League iliPPlN < game of the late World Series and appear as if every member of the succeeded in. Coal and Gas Range. team had a football tucked away in Following are the members of First Division I have seen, him reach first and the Yankee Stadium ran to its LEADING IN SETBACK league and the schedule; baseball capacity of 6^,800 except his arms. Aberdeen 1, Partlck Thistle 4. in quick succession, steal second, One Quaker Combinatiem Collies (1) Airdrie 2, Celtic 0. when ideal weather turned up mis­ Incidentally the pads used on the third and home. Coal and Gas Range. sing at the final game. You Quaker jersies are black, forming C. Custer and R. Johnson are Thompson. Clyde 5, Queens Park 0. I have seen him score from first leading the point scoring at the Clarke. couldn’t keep the boys away on fine background for the yellow el Dundee 3. Hibernians 0. on a measly Texas leaguer to the EVERY ONE OP THEM AT bow pads, thereby increasing the end of the fourth sitting of the first Barr, Sr. Dunfermline 0, Motherwell 4. outfield, the very audacity of his Saturday with a machine gun. Imported how Peaches observed Ap BARGAIN PRICES. Other Big Crowds deception. setback tournament being conduct­ Bralthwaite Hamilton Acad. 1, Morton 1. pies week. maneuver causing everybody to The Kentucky Derby annually Stunt Sanctioned ed by Cheney Brothers’ Athletic Terriers (2) Hearts 4, St. Mirrens 3. handle the ball in a falty manner, plays to 70,000 but there is always It is said that the Penn Innova Association. They have made 587 Dalson. Kilmarnock 1, Falkirk 1. * Add American Tragedies; The enabling him to accomplish the ' room for more in the infield. The tlon has been sanctioned by the points. Two more sittings remain in B. Cook. Rangers 4, Cowdenbeai'u i. nimble-footed halfback, a bear in seemingly impossible feat. Dempsey-Tunney fight drew 127,- rules committee, which would put this tourney, the next oocurlng on Douglas. St. Johnstone 4, Dundee United a broken field on the college camp­ I have seen him stretch singles Alfred A . Grezel 000 but there were seats quite in­ the stamp of legality on the stunt Thursday night at the School street Bohlin. us, who was cut down by a flivver into doubles, doubles into triples Plumbing and Heating ' nocent of occupation. The Big Without desiring to take a def Rec at 7:30. Pointers (3) EngUah League in traffic. and triples into home runs Contractor. Three series, of course, would sell Inlte stand in the matter, on the Custer and Johnson copped the Sam Nelson. Second Division (Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, I have seen him make seemingly Main St. at Park S t out, no matter what the capacity theory that the Penn coaches would high prize for the evening in last Robinson Braford City 2, Grimsby Town 2. Inc.) impossible catches and then follow light be. But this is not a public not resort to unsportsmanlike tac­ week's sitting with a score of 67 Church. Chelsea 1, Blackpool 1. them up by throws to the plate that [ South Manchester Institution. It is a closed corpo­ tics, it certainly seems as if the while S. Leister and 8. Wlganowske L. Fish. Clapton Orlen 0, Darlington 4. Help our Community Club carry ration and so is the Callfornla- scheme as worked would tend to were second with 151. Here is the Setters (4) Hull City 1, Nottingham Forest on.— Adv. ' Stanford game. make it far more difficult to locate standing: C. Custer 587, R. John- Matchett. The fact that neither Notre Dame the ball-carrier. Hemingway. nor the Army has been beaten part­ n 587, Plitt 528, Peterson 523, Middlesbrough 7, Portsmouth 3. However, the Idea of using cer­ Mosely 523, Dietz 519, Carlson 519, Vlckerman. Notts County 1, Manchester City General ly accounts for great clamor but, tain color pads to make it harder Campbell 514, Lane B14, Mallon Straughan. 0. for the opposition to pick out the 513 and Kerr 513. These are the Hounds (5) Preston North End 3, Reading 1. Auto Repairing and man actually carrying the ball is eleven leaders. Dave McComb. Southampton 4, Fulham 1. More Bargains not entirely new. It has been done Overhauling rtOlNOTO BE M. Fish. South Shields 0, Swansea Town before very successfully. SHELDON’S OARAGE Carlisle Indians Holger Bach. X. Hayes. Wolverhampton Wanderers 9, Rear of 25 Hollister Street. A number of years ago, when ARTESIAN WELLS Phone 110-8. Residence 603-2. the Carlisle Indians trotted on the Spaniels (6) Barnsley 1. From Ostrinsky’s Third field at the Harvard stadium to Drilled Any Diameter— Rev. Woodruff. R. McComb. meet the Crimson eleven. Coach Any Depth Any Place Glenn Warner had pads on the Jer­ Alexander, Anniversary Sale BUT! Hawley. sies that closely resembled a foot­ ball in size and color. Charles F. Volkert 1st. Bound On offense the Indians so carried Nov. 9th— 1-2, 3-4, 6-6. their arras that an optical Illusion Blast Hole Orillinff Nov. 16th— 1-3, 2-5, 4-6. No Other Enclosure resulted. It seemed If Carlisle had Test Drilling for Foundation Nov. 23d— 1-4, 3-5, 2-6. eleven men, each with a football Water Systems Nov. 30th— 1-B, 3-6, 2-4. tucked under his arm. Dec. 7th— 1-6, 2-3, 1-5, The Harvard coach immediately Pumps for All Purpose.s. Has These Features offered strenuous objection, and, HIGHLAND PARK P. 0. Help our Community Club carry am told, that Coach Warner had Tel. 1375-5. OD.— Adv. 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iirnniii GERMAINE REVELS , IN DOMESTICin This And.That In Finds Men Not So Difficult to Manage And Fares Forth to Buy New Fineryt Feminine Lore ^ c r i O N j Dear Cousin: . leneouintiei^ Obviously, virtue is its own re­ NEA SERVICEINa y.Vir^inialSwaini ward. Since mother departed In a WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE ■Well, well, well, some more blaze of glory, for the Riviera, I It spoutings from the antl-smoklng have conscientiously devoted my­ JUDITH aLVRTIN, young col­ girls. This particular spout gushes self to my father’s happiness and The most Interesting store in the way of trimming and scarcely a lege teacher, is lorn between her from the Board of Temperance, well being— and am getting re­ Manchester Is conceded by all Its ^ single evening gown has an even friendship for ERIC WATERS, Prohibition and Public Morals of sults. patrons to be “ The Little 'Wood hem. radical senior, and DR. PETER the M. E. church. Perhaps it was Our.establishment for two has Shop,” Pit'Kln street at East Cen­ DORN’, astronomy professor, who ter. Mr. Hughes draws upon the Girls in-England and France are disapproves of her student friends. not girls but boys who said It. Any­ been highly successful. I have hum­ £ way, say they did that “ only pros­ ored all father’s whims— he has markets of the world for the most rumored to be wearing earrings so Juditli enrages DEAN TIMOTHIf beautiful works of art. His reason­ heavy that they must be removed BROWN, but makes friends with titutes, high society women and many— and have ordered daily all his wife, whose unhappy story and flappers with holes in their stock­ the foods he likes best, and sought able prices are another feature. before and after meals to rest the wliose secret love affair she has ings are smoking today!” his opinion regarding the theater ears. Ears are being pierced in the loarnc;!. Now get me straight! I have no and opera. old-fashioned way because the Judith defends Eric against the quarrel with foes of cigaret smok­i-1 Last evening, I assure you, I had- screw-on method pulls the lobe of Beet Relish the ear out of shape, particularly suspicion of dealing with “ KITTT” ing on the part of women. But no ulterior motive In mind, when I One quart each, chopped cab­ when a heavy pendant is worn. SHEA, town bootlegger, in poison do have a peeve against those wh< admired the very lovely wrap worn bage and chopped cooked beets, one litli’or. refuse to meet issues by facing by my friend Eloise, but father Siiea tries to blackmail Mrs. cup each grated horse radis'n and facts, but continue, to ladle out said, “ Perhaps you, too, need a sugar and two sups vinegar. Sea­ Paris says that Queen Marie ia Brown, and also threatens to tell such stuff as the above. Figures new wrap— why don’t you order the dean that Eric and Judith son with salt. Scald vinegar and now “ the best dressed woman of from our federal department of one?” dissolve sugar in it, add the veget­ the world, and some of us who dined at a roadhouse the night that With that encouragement, I far­ commerce prove conclusively that ables and cook until cabbage is have seen her in person or pictur­ it was raided. Judith appeals to women are smoking their full share ed forth and within two hours had Eric for lielp. just tender. Seal iu hot jars. ed on the screen are willing to of all cigarets smoked. seen one which completely satis­ grant her that title, formerly held On Christmas Eve, Judith staying I happen to know the kind of fied my sense of beauty and loveli­ alone in Myra’s sorority house for by Mrs. Jean Nash. 'That personage, •women who are doing it— not the ness— a periwinkle blue affair In If you would take advantage of by the way has acquired another the holidays, is terrified when Shea three graces mentioned above, but tries to force an entrance. She velvet, with a monk’s hodd in the the 10 per cent discount in cele­ new husband her fifth) and prefers shoots in the air, and he goes cultivated, educated, refined, gra­ back lined with silver cloth. It is bration of Apple week, extended to to be called "the happiest woman cious, charming, brainy women away. like moonlight, sunrise, or any of November 10, order your winter in the world.” Next day, Mrs. Brown invites who have something to do besides those lovely blends of blue, rose apples without delay at Applecroft, her to Christmas dinner, saying the call the gossip fire department and silver, and I will own It in five 403 "West Center street, Tel. 574-2. dean is out of town. squad everytlme they see a blue- days. The November Delineator men- Returning to the,sorority house white puff. It strikes me, men would never Evenin wraps are lovelier this tlonsrthe new quilted window drap­ witli Dr. Dorn, Judith finds Eric, be so difficult to manage, even season than ever and the favorite eries, lined and interlined and who has unexpectedly come back Twin sisters, aged 74, died with­ husbands of fathers, if you just go fabrics are brocades and velvets in quilted. Sounds as if they might be from his home town. He has a in two hours of one another In about it easily and tactfully. Since the new colors, American beauty o. k. in zero weather, but unless largo bruise over his left eye. their home in Colorado a day or I have been running our menage, 1 mint, sapphire blue, vendome blue they are very narrow they will ex­ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORT so ago. The sister who died last have visualized myself in my own and, of course, black. They are clude all light as well as cold air. died of a broken heart, physicians home instead of that of my parents, CHAPTER XXX richly furred, white fox being as say. One wonders if, even when 14, and I fancy I could play the role often used as any other variety. A r . DORN drew back his hand Dutch Apple Pie they never quarreled. Remember of wife quite glamorously, and in­ distinctive feature in the new Dutch apple pie is nothing more D with a jerk. your sister and you? Of course you terestingly— and how I should wraps is the sleeve to the elbow nor less than a one-crust apple pie ■'Eric," cried Judith, "why, loved each other, but she used dress the part!' then fits into a fitted cuff. Shoul­ made “ nummy” with lots of sugar, what is tile matter?” your perfume that Aunt Betsy gave What petfect negligees and soft ders are wide and collars double. cinnamon and butter. The apples Eric smiled, and drew out his pipe. you for Christmas, and she would­ clinging robes I should have for Most of these wraps narrow down “ Why don't you come in?" He spoke are pared, cut in halves and cored. n’t wipe the dishes when it was her home use, what snappy costumes to extreme slimness. Place cut side up in a deep pie dish directly to Judith, ignoring the pro- turn, and wouldn’t give you St. for sport, and what visions of IV; snr. lined with plain pastry. Sprinkle Nicholas first, and— . Most normal beauty for evening! Never should fruit with sugar and cinnamon and 1 h-. Dorn straightened his slioul- He sat down beside her again. "Judith, are you in love with that astronomy professor?" | sisters do fight. One would worry In a cosy apartment on Fifth' dors. ‘Til not stop. Miss Martin. I step out of character. If I found avenue lives Mary Lord Harrison, dot generously with butter. Bake In for the tragedy queen stuff, Zou be thinking this a clumsy attempt of more over the twin kind than those it qecessary to be myself, or allow in a moderate oven. When the ap­ It's growing late.” Ho glanced slg- began to pace the hearth rug. “ He who pull hair and “ tell mama” at widow of the 23d president of the nifico.ntly at Eric, but Eric only hasn’t tried anything, has he?” just Imagine It. mine to take Eric away from you. myself a good healthy slump, I United States, Benjamin Harrison, ples are almost done, about ten But very well—It’s the normal thing 14. should depart from my hpsband’s smiled again. Judith was silent a moment. Then Eve rose, drawing Judith also to and whom he married in 1896, minutes before removing from the for you to think. In your shoes, I Dr. Do-n cleared his throat. “ Good she shook her head. “ Let’s not talk her feet. They wandered Into a sun home to do so. three years after the death of the oven, pour 1-4 to 1-2 cup of cream should be thinking it myself.” She For 25 years, one-quarter of a Not only did father compliment niglit.” ho said. about him any longer. How did you parlor somewhat secluded from the first Mrs. Harrison, who was an over apples, Finish baking, cool big living room. As Eve leaned had risen and was holding out her century, Mrs. Anna Obinger scrub­ me on my housewifely virtues, but Eric stood back to let Judith pass get away from your family?” aunt of Mary Lord Harrison. As a and serve. against the window frame, Judith hand. i bed floors. M. Perrone.is fascinated by my in­ through the door. In the hall they Eric stopped \\-alking and laughed girl she spent much of her time at The cream of course can be found the houseman loitering, and looked admiringly at her supple fig­ I’m sorry I Interfered, but 1 can Night and day she scrubbed of­ terpretation of my role. He told down at her. “ Simplest thing in the the 'White House with her aunt. omitted but It makes a delicious Judith refrained from speaking until ure, swathed In dull yellow crepe. see so far ahead. It’s terrible to be fice buildings, her skirts pinned up world. Just had a little row with father he had no idea I had so The marriage caused a great stir. pie. tl'.ey were in the living room alone. a seer. It makes you meddlesome. around her waist, her rough, reo them and then packed up and came Eve hesitated. "I’m worried about much poise. No wonder he never General Harrison’s children refus­ MARY TAYLOR Then she sat looking at him with’nn Eric.” he watched Judith sharply. Let's go back to the other room.” arms dipping into the lukewarm -noticed it— Aunt Louise and moth­ anxious frown between her eyes. away.” A roar of laughter from the fire­ ed to attend the ceremony, al­ He sat down beside her again. “ Weil?" said Judith. dirty suds. Now the scrubber is re­ er have treated me like an Infant, “ What lias liappenod. Eric?” place announced that the group of though crowds fought for a glimpse "Judith, are you in love with that “ And I think you can help him tiring. She has $25.000— money and never once have I had a goad Ho v.as smoking QuicUy. “ Noth­ chestnut roasters had grown larger. of the beautiful bride at St. Thom­ astronomy professor?” Tou see, he’s in love with you.” made from her scrubbing in real stage position. However, they can­ ing nuicli. Jude. That bump looks "And just when he had stripped as’ church thirty years ago. The Judith smiled at him. “ Mind your Eve leaned back and waited for estate and stock tips given her by not efface me so affectually when TEST ANSWERS worse tlian it i.s. I simply went home me of my watch and ring and pocket- wedding reception was given by manners and don’t pry,” she said her bombshell to explode. But Ju­ her office bosses. they return, since I have had my hate, an.i in the dark bumped into an dith only sat quite still, waiting tor book, he caught the glimmer of the One could comment several Mrs. Gtfford Pinchot, now and for open door.” lightly. light on my Sigma Psl pin.” Will chance. years the first lady of Pennsylvan­ These are the correct answers Eric shrugged. "But j’ou are, her to go on. things. One could say that there’* While shopping for my wrap, I Judiih's eyes were so incredulous If 1 Wetherel leaned back against the ia. During the five years until to the questions which appear on imagine it doesn’t do you any good With a smile, Eve began again. a golden lining to even the cloud also looked for something “ sensi­ that ho burst out laughing. "It's "Eric is running in the face of vested davenport, and waited a tantalizing General Harrison died they travel­ the comic page: to be with me so much. 1 suppose moment, while his audience gaped. of scrubbing. Or one could wonder ble” as you asked me, and I found 1— “ Red” Grange. true. 1 know it sounds pretty thin, authority. He’s at odds with the how Mrs. Obinger will enjoy her ed much, making eight trips ik'.t if.s ;;r'.=pcl.” you noticed that he wasn’t exactly "Go on," squealed a tiny freshman two chic frocks that could be worn abroad. “ I had a wonderful time,” 2— Chicago. delighted to see me here tonight.” university, with his family, with so­ $25,000. Or—well, what’s the use? very well for morning, or all day 'T.ut what aro you doing here to ciety Itself. And it means ruin.” girl, curled up on the couch. She says Mrs. Harrison. From the 3— Glenn Warner. d.i;.'.” ' demanded Juditii. “ Weil,” said Juditli, “ that doesn't gave Wetherel a little kick with her Let’s just congratulate her and if necessary. 4— Musical composer. A glint in Judith’s eyes brought hope she has a peaceful, nice time! ■White House to obscurity has been Eric became grave. "I suppose much interest me.” The grand high-hejled slipper. “ Go on. Did One is o» the sport order, has a a pleasant journey for her. 5— Ferdinand 1. fatlier’s clock was striking midnight. an ironic smile to Eve’s face, he take that too?” beige skirt plated in clusters, and I'm a damn fool. Jiule, but I came know I’m a queer one to be urging 6— Five o’clock in the evening. back liocatise of you.” Eric tool; his overcoat and hat Wetherel pulled his coat open. The It would seem that a girl can a blouse of silk and wool jersey or 7— Columbia. the cause of orthodoxy. But it’s be­ marry a king in his own right, and The recipes In the Feminine ■'liocause of mo?" .''loni a chair. Judith held the coat pin was shining over his heart. “He beige with horizontal stripes of Lore column today are all contri­ 8— Three. for him, and when he had slipped cause X know what lies on the other did nut. Ha broke down and cried, become so much a queen in her rose and blue, and a vestee of silk Eric noddc.l. ‘‘Kni.glit errantry side that I’m anxfous about Eric— buted by readers. You will find 9— Midffiiipmen. isn't in my line, but 1 find myself into it, he whirled about, holding her and grasped my hand, ‘Buddy!’ he own right that the king can’t make The other is a very deep red 10— Central powers. and about you too." said through his tears, and he gave them reliable as they are all from forced into it. Tlie long and slvort by tlie arms. “ Jude, what is It? her mind. I, for one, believe that crepe de chine, with pleated excellent housekeepers. I think I of the matter is—1 didn't want to Tlicie’s trouble written all over your Judith smiled, and Eve laughed me the Slg P-sl grip. King Ferdinand has ordered his tlounces and ladder hemstitching. ■face. U'hat has happened?” without malice. “ Oh, 1 shouldn't be “ When 1 raised my head he was remember printing the Beet Relish leave you alone in tills town tlirough queenie home. There seems no The sleeves are lovely, with wide recipe or one very similar, but it Juditli collapsed against him, her ■worrying about you, I suppose, if gone, and my watch and purse were good reason for disbelieving it. tiio liolidays. because of Shea." ruffles of pleating, and there is a will bear repeating and may reach Judith frowned. "Mut you told mo hands over her face, and her shoul­ Eric weren't involved. But I'd like in my hand." And I for one do not believe that Julius Hartt School o f Music bow tie of pleated silk. Both are some who did not save it. just b fore you left ttiat you believed ders slinking, ns all the pent up to see both of you pull out of this The girl on the coUch began to the queen will go. exceedingly practical. If you like anxieties and terrors of the night mess." giggle villainously. Eric crossed the Ida Levin, Teacher of Pianoforte. lie wa.s •fixed’ for a wliiie.” And how “ we girls” at bridge them, 1 can easily have them fitted Alfred Cohn, Teacher o f Violin. •'Vi-;-,—just because 1 diidn’t want liefore found vent in tears. "What mess?" asked Judith. room to the door of the sun parlor, Raspberry Cake clubs will giggle at that one. afid on me. Beat one cup butter and one cup Studio: to .scare .vo'u silly. Vnu remember 1 Eric held her quietly, without ask­ Eve leaned forward. “ Eric is defl where Eve and Judith were stand­ how "we husbands” won’t like it at nltely under suspicion for boot ' Have you seen the marvelous light brown sugar until creamy; wnrui il you to. lock the liouse care- ing questions. At least she raised ing. Ha reached a hand to each of all! These unmanageable women! STATE THEATER BUILDING licr head and smiled through her legging, and Dean Brown means to them. “ I’m glad you two are new velvet negligees banded with add two well beaten eggs and one For Appointments Call fu!l\-.' Now, according to the. story shaded ostrich? They are enchant­ Juiiith nodded, and sat looking into tears. “ Don't ask mo anything, finish you too, because you have friends," he said, "you're two of the cup canned raspberries. Beat well 808-5, 650 or 2-5010. Eric. I haven't anything to tell. been sticking to Eric. These things finest people 1 know. And no catty hooks, the king should be wild ing. And have you seen the new and add 1 tablespoon sour milki tlie lire. about his Marie— the more women Eric took her hand. "Don't worry But it I need you, 1 will call on drift about on the wind, and sooner [ feminine nonsense about either of nightgowns with the fitted yokes into which is stirred one teaspoon yoii.” or later, they always come to my flout men, the more they’re loved, of embrdidery or lace? The lower, soda, one tablespoon cold water. too much about Shea. I can handle you," say the story writers! In this case, him. r.ut I didn’t have much luck Eric leaned over and kissed her. ears.” Eve lowered denture eyelashes and part is pleated, and the whole Is Sift one half grated nutmeg or its willi liim in my effort.s to siiut him * • • Judith frowned. "And what do laughed at Judith beneath them. one wonders. The Rumanian court belted with a two-toned ribbon. I equivalent in ground nutmeg, and up the ether d.iy. He’s a liard one I've Gcrliart laid her hand on Ju­ you propose that I should do about “ Met Myra coming across the is strangely quiet on the subject of think they are charming. one teaspoon cinnamon into one to bluff—has tlie goodis on so many dith’s and sniiied. They were sitting it?” campus just now.” said Eric to Ju­ deep affection twi.xt Ferdy and I must tell you of the lovely new cup flour. Combine ingredients and You Pay important people that he can get by on the davenport in front of the Eve fingered a bracelet, and spoke dith. “ And she told me to tell you Marie. shoes that Perugia and some of the bake in moderate oven. with murder.” Sigma Psl fireplace, while Wetherel slowly. “ You can make Eric see that a note came from Dean Brown smart bootmakers are showing. No more, no less... but Judith looked up at him quickly. and a tow-headed sophomore what a hopeless fight It Is to buck by special messenger.” By the way, now we know just They are of colored suede trimmed Fashion says we must wear our “ And if he refused to be bluffed, what crouched at their feet, superintend­ society. And perhaps you can save (To Be Continued) what it is that alls Queen Marie. with cubes, and strappings of liz­ Quaker Oats has the yourself by—cutting loose from him initials on simply everything, so else could you do to stop him from ing tlie roasting of chestnuts. It • • • A woman writer says that Marie ard or even of gold leather applied department store counters are making trouble?” was the second day after the close of for a while.” has “ it.” “ It” is the old-fashioned, in the most artful manner, so that heaped with Initialed slipper and flavor the holidays. Judith's smile was unpleasant. "1 Judith has a showdown with the yesteryear word for what now­ Eric frowned, and his fingers curled dean in the next chapter, and what they in no wise complicate the hat buckles, initialed powder com- tightly. "I could do plentj;,” he said "W liy are you so wretched?" see." adays we call S. A. A woman may but at the same time add to tbe asked Eve softly. Eve shook her head. “ No, you appears to be a murder is dis­ palts, handkerchiefs (this is always ■'If ho ever makes an open move he maddeningly beautiful, but un­ gayety of footwear, and the color of a sensible custom.) "When it comes 3 Judith laughed. “ Why, I don’t go don’t see. If you did, yoii wouldn't cover jd. again t you.—” Eric jumped up and less she has “ it,” never get a loan life generally. to initialing articles for the house­ sumiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiniiiij.iiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiin01020002010102000000000002530002000202020002000202000248534853485348232353230200020001000202015353484823534848902323535348482353235353534853532348232348485348234848485323539048234848534853532353482348484853233223...... from bankers, says this writer. But Thera are so many new tricks in hold those Venetian Maid Initials when a woman is both beautiful clothes, but I must tell you of are worth remembering. and blessed with “ it” she can get them next time— now I must curl anything, r.s she does. my hair as I have an engagement Already the stores who arrange mature thing it Is at best, this with Jacques— and he falls for for the embroidery of initials and America’s flapper of today Home Page Editorials business of announcing that we like curls. Let him beware! monograms are .making a bid for this or that person or that we dsl- makes a much better mother than Yours, the Christmas orders. It Is not a bit her “ petticoated and corseted Germaine. like him. Bi,g people with big in­ too early to anticipate your needs h e difference in breakfast oats terests who are doing big things grandmother.” So says Dr. 'William a n d Don*t Trust along this line and be sure of get­ is in their flavor. The price in the world have learned early to Marriott, head of the child’s hos­ ting the finished articles in good T m ostly is the .same. separate their dislike of a course of pital in St. Louis. time. Prejudices action from the person who pur­ I keep quiet In order that grand-' Millions demand the Quaker brand sues it, of their disapproval of an mama may • make any necessary because o f its toasty, wonderful flavor. By Olive Roberts Barton Salnum Faffs For flavor is the important point in opinion from the person who holds comment. Remove skin and hones from one that oi^nion. food. TOLL OF REAPER TRAFFIC pound can of salmon and chop very who tries to pass the street car on They know how silly and futile WHEN TO MEND fine. Add one tablespoon melted Some SO years were spent perfect­ BECOMES TREMENDOUS the opposite track, •w'ho drives on "We never admit that wo are it Is to harbor a grudge against butter, one halt cup bread crumbs, ing fliat famous Quaker flavor. Once the wrong side and ■who disregards prejudiced. 'We say we dislike this, the man who does not agree with Just as soon as linen is return three well beaten eggs, one table­ you taste it, you are si>oiled for or­ safety zones. BY DR. MORRIS FISIIBEIX that or the other person, and set them and make a personal issue ed from the laundry It should be spoon lemon Juice, salt and pepper dinary oats. of It. examined for necessary repairs. All Child and Adult ourselves up In judgment presum­ to taste. Pack in custard cups or Quaker milling, too, retains much Editorial Journal of the Anierlcan Political, enemies meet amicably mending should be done at once. muffin tins. Bake half an hour in of the “bulk” of oats. .And that The child who dashes out into the ably for some shortcoming or char­ in a social’ way; rival heads of big Medical Association and of Hygcia, street to recover some plaything, moderate oven and serve with makes laxatives less often needed. The Health Magazine acter lack of his own. business do not personally dlscred Protein, carbohydrates ai^ vitamines the timid woman who goes half ■way it each other. Religion and sci­ Snuggle Scarf white sauce. Four-wheel brakes have perhaps All the while, most likely, the and “bulki’ are thus combined to make across and then changes her mind, trouble Is with us. For no reason ence, those realms so full of di­ helped to lessen the severity of the absent-minded citizen who reads *‘See What I Did The new fitted and draped Quaker Oats an excellently balanced at all we make it plain that we verse opinions and differently con­ ration . many accidents, though they do not his paper in the middle of a busy strued knowledge— what progress gowns of brocade and velvet for have no use for him, and take ev­ evening indicate that the natural seem to have greatly decreased their street are special types who con­ ery opportunity to shout to our would they make if the genius at for 30 els!” (3et Quick Quaker (coda in 3 to S number. stantly tease the fool-killer. their heads turned Its power and figure has come into its own. minutes) or Quaker Oats today at friends that there must be some­ You needn’t be rich to always Waistlines are normal again. The A. A. Mowbray of the National Engineers who have studied this thing terribly wrong with John intellect into peevish personal an­ your grocer. See how much finer to­ wear the latest colors. Just keep revolt has been general against the morrow’s breakfast will be than today’s | Safety Council has pointed out a problem have fotnid that the mdst Smith to so thoroughly incur our imosity to'ward each other and all your clothes bright and new by perfect system of traffic signaFs, important factors In preventing ■tt’ho refuse to follow. flat figures and the straightline dislike and distrust. home dyeing! It’s easy, and anyone frocks, and the new styles empha­ with police officers at every busy street accidents are engineering re­ Very likely John Smith Is a lik­ Let us free ourselves from pre­ judice. can get perfect results. You can size the curves of the figure rath­ corner, which will do much for safe­ vision of streets, to make vision able and guileless sort of a chap Diamond dye anything. Quaker Oatsl ty. But these things have no advan­ clear and room sufficient, regulation who can’t for the life of him und­ er than conceal them. Neither bro­ Take out some old, faded suit or cades or velvets call for much in tage if an automobile with a drunk­ of the traffic and enforcement of erstand what he has done to make dress and have It the season’s fash­ en driver speeds through the warn­ the traffic laws, so that both the us treat him so casually. If we MAY co;me handy ionable shade tomorrow! Restore ing signal section. motorist and the pedestrian may were to take the trouble to know dull drapes, scarfs and spreads. You 2000 Hurt Daily know what to expect when moving him a little better, very likely we You will find it a great conven­ can work wonders with a few in­ There is evidence that more than about, and education of motorists would be ashamed of the instinct ience to keep a small supply of expensive Diamond Dyes (true that has led us astray. 2000 persons are Injured by auto­ and pedestrians to dangers and how corks of assorted sizes and a small dyes). New colors right over the mobiles every day in the United to, avoid them. Think how often It has happen­ corkscrew in the closet. Pasteurization ed in your life, this snap judgment old. Any kind of material.' States, and that at least one-thifd I Free: call at your druggists’s and of these are under 15 years of age. of people that proved to be wrong CARE OF ICE BOXES upon closer acquaintance. Rarely get a free Diamond Dye Cyclopedia In most Instances, the pedestrian is "Valuable suggestions, simple direc- of Milk is a Safeguard Injured, rather than the driver. KEEPING PARSLEY do we dislike people after we know Any food spilled in an icebox them well. "We may not approve tionq. Piece-goods color samples Statistics show that most of the should be wiped up at once to pre­ of them thoroughly— we may ques­ vent odor. It should be wiped out Or, big illustrated book Color Craft for Public Health. traffic accidents occur between 5 tion the things that they do and free from DIAMOND DYES, • Dept and 7 p. m., that more than half of If parsley becomes slightly wilt­ weekly with lukewarm water in the things that they say. But ev­ which borax or soda has been plac­ N9, Burlington, Vermont. them take place at street corners, ed, let it stand for about an hour en so we lose that childish trait of ed. hut that more than 60 per cent of in cold water. If you shake off transferring our dislike of an opin­ A new creation, the Snuggle Scarf, J. H. HEWITT pedestrians are Injured while cross­ the ■n'ater and put in a glass with ion to the person who holds It, af­ en.circles the heck, passes through 40 HoU St. Tel. 2056. ing in the middle of the block. a tight cover and place this in the ter we know him well enough to Lobsters make love to their ts own loop and then is drawn to ! The most dangerous driver is the I ice box it will last in perfect con- call him friend. mates, according to an English bne who contests the right of way, * dltioa for several days. do not realize what an BOientlflt. the desired tightness.

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GAS BUGGIES—At the End of His Rope By Frank Beck FIA PgEB FANtOt siaw SENSE AND nonsense TEN BUCKS FOR LISTEN, BUDDY. I'VE TOWING ME INTO TOWED IN TOO MANY ! f JhI ^ UM? The trouble a man falls In love TOWN IS PRETTY DEAD MOTORS AND with a pair of eyes or a dimple or a IS T H A T smile but marries the whole girl. ^^F T E R STEEP. HOWEVER, FOUND OUT AFTERWARDS LISTENING I‘LL PAY IT, BUT ■THEY WAS DRIVEN 'B Y DUMBBELL W AIT A TO ABOUT I DON'T SEE WHY DEADBEATS, TO TRYING TO Duck: For goodness sake, Hen­ JERK TH E ry, what have you got those two A MILLIOIS I SHOULD *FORK CHANCES ON ANY M IN U TE II slices of bread tied o. v^'ti for? DOLLARS’ WORTH OVER IN ADVANCE. MORE CHARITY FRONT AXLE ^ ROPES Bi»TEQ, Henry: I’m going to the Egg OF FREE ADVICE DRIVES. KICK OUT I ? ? Layers’ Ball disgaised as a chicken ON HOW TO THROUGH OR sandwich. START HIS CUT LOOSE! 60 STALLED CAR, Many a man has lost a friend by HEM 7 EASY.I. marrying her. FINALLY The most important book in the DECIDES TO ACCEPT THE ______i f matrimonial library is the bank OLD-FASHIONED book. SOLUTION oyster is a fish^uilt like a SUGGESTED BY A PASSING The silk stocking was Invented TRUCK-. in the Sixteenth century, but not DRIVER. cS )V all of it was discovered until re­ cently. _____ ■| \ \ \ w Kicking seems to be the only ex­ Q^)ytltl«.19»byMetropoatinNw>ip«p«r£ctvtet erne EY NCA SERVKC. INC. ercise some folks take. By Percy Crosby If a fellow promises to bo faithful Ma: “Did you dream that you SKIPPY to the last, the girl wants to know , were out riding with Bill last who the others were. 1 n ish t?” O m . c \kj€ v s a e t r e ! c i u c Sis: "Yes. How did you guess NOW OONT CO TAKIH A 8IT 6 (JUILC VA it? ’’ vs ~1NTELUGENCE TESTS Ma: “I saw you walking in your u s? MC FiNcei; o e f = ! sleep,’’ HE’S RED-HE-\D Patience is considered a virtue T when it often is merely a case of not knowing what to do. No man is to be pitied except the one whose future lies behind. ■ID '^Good heavens! Who gave you the black eye?” “A bridegroom—for kissing his wife after the ceremony.” “But surely he didn’t object to that ancient custom?” “No—but it was two years after the ceremony.” They say at that “wine party' in New York the other night the gals danced clad only in “prlBtine cuticle,” which, being translated into (your country) English prob Ho'J. ft ably means “naked as jays.” Taking the Air By Swan Ethel: “Do you like Beethoven’s $ALESMAN $AM works, Mr. Ponks?” UJHFxT /^AWfeOHlT- VlL GET" HERE 60E 6,"^^ loH fsT T n ' f c^HEprr ' at Mr. Ponks: “Never visited ’em. ^HOLISU06\)7 Vou c m x I’M r 5^CoTTl. I 0 * . MME WPi'l- VLL GO OOUIN H E C K '.'. U\L.V_ Wot does ’e manufacture?” c o n e . IN •6AM -m E.9 ALL- Th sweet awavs and WHILE NOBOOy3, BC. THE no^iE. H tH E .— HOW 09 6 A 9 ! ---- OJM0 OUER Th FEHCE LOOKIHCy 6 oH£I(!1 t h ' Among other things that run in UHO RND \ WRHT IT". FiATt families are stockings. TR^WqflLO T5 SEE. Th ‘ ) ^ R n '5 PtTEJIDENT It’s surprising how well a home­ g ljlL ^ H E ly man looks in a picture. OtTHut. "me. DRWCO ftESr OF HIM , 1b ?vtces BCFOStS Tb vixiHWieus When a man sows wild oats he call oh His OP EE.ET The first question is easy. The usually raises cain. 4VCH OHCLE. BELOUi others require more thought. Cor­ fb(L «tLP, o\ej co.- Some men can’t be natural RNP T'T I I ' I r I I rect answers to these questions ap­ pertFMmt's O UTfA PO CO S WHO pear on another page. without being vulgar. To MftXE H NAne. 1— Who is the football player HinseLF iH •7 shown in the accompanying pic­ It hardly seemed nice to adver­ "(UF. rooiE^ ture? tise a film at a movie theatre as ftLOHB. 2— inhere is radio station “Unique Attraction: The Virgin.” BUCB. WBBM? I Posr X 3— Who is football coach at A million dollars! 'What are you HIM OH HH> -No going to do with it? WAV To The. KEtP Stanford University? Tt> OOT 4— Who was Edvard Grieg? Gladys: Maybe I’ll shoot myself, OPFEIt HH, ■ lll||ll111lllllT OUT 'T/j 5— W'ho is king of Rumania? and die rich. c im aiy ' 6— When it’s 12 o’clock noon in \ iA\_ 2 / New York, what time is it in Paris? This week’s prize goes to the 7— In what city is the Universitybird who thought that only child­ By Blossei of Missouri? ren could get in the infantry. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Knowledge Seeker 8— How many balls are used in a game of billiards? The Prince of Wales Is a. lucky /JOIH lo okagre/ip 9— What is the popular namebird. Suppose, for instance, that ' pop, VMJIEEE DO AOUO COMS SQUAJ^SS IP MULES ASS-MAV/ he had taken up aviation. VbU ASA A>iy MORS for students of the United States ! IK \MAVJES 6 0 m S M aiaj'T round u i i s ipy DON’T AORSES Naval Academy? CIRCLES AAi’ VWAV 1SILA-Y fiUESnCNS’ IT-L. It would be fine if clothing man­ 77L' OCEAN IS OLIKS P16S SQUE^U SWS you A GOOD 10— Did the allies or the Cen­ CAN’T FISM VNALU . IN s t e a d o f DOIN’ tral Powers have the greater num­ ufacturers would sew on buttons SAOO-m ? POP? ------SMAIPPIA^// ber of casualties during the World with the same care that is devoted U K S7A E’/ DO^ W ar? to affixing of size and prize tags. ,NN,= ?0P? “The average woman has a vo­ T Cold cream is good for chapped cabulary of only eight hundred lips—but—sometimes it’s not that words.’’ It is a small stock, but kind of a chap. think of the turnover.

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"The Dream of Queen Esther,” i SMMWMOWMjWMfNMSNIJQJJIJSSSSaSSSSiSMSS*!!^ 'WMMIMMNSM the bibical drama under the au­ Armistice Eve Dance] f -PUBUC WHIST- spices of the Sunday school of the Buckland School, Wed. Nov. 10,^ South Methodist church, will have At the Rainbow 8 P. M. its first presentation tomorrow ev­ TOMORROW NIGHT Refreshments. Admission 35c. ening at 7:45 and the second one at the same hour on Thursday ev­ iS-ize— Live Turkey to Holder Bill Tasillo’s Orchestra ening. The participants have been Admission 50 Cents of Highest Score. diligently rehearsing under the guidance of Miss Mabel M. Pollard religious educational director at The Boy Scouts of the Swedish the church. Lutheran church are asked to meet Animal Chicken Pie Supper at the church tomorrow evening at ^ The regular monthly meeting of 7 p. m. instead of at 7:30, the usu­ No. Methodist Church, Thursday the Ladles’ Sewing Circle will be al hour. Evening, 6 P. M. held tomorrow afternoon at two at the Highland Park Community Sunset Rebekah Lodge is making Adults, $1.00. clubhouse. A large attendance of plans for one of its big yearly Children Under 12, 50c. the ladies is urged as there is con­ events — Grand Officers’ night siderable work to be accomplished which will be observed in Odd Fel­ for the sale December 4. It is lows’ hall Monday evening. planned to tie a bedqullt at the ses­ sion tomorrow. A rainbow appeared in the north­ ABOUTTOWN west this morning when the oun Abraham Klein, salesman for the shone for a short time after 9 Clarence L. Taylor of West Cen­ Capitol Paper Company of Hartford o’clock. A weather prophet remark­ ter street who has been confined was before the local police court ed that it presaged forty days of Wearever Specials to his home with an attack of this morning on a charge of speed­ rain. Aluminum Specials pleurisy. Is reported to be con­ ing, and driving without proper siderably improved. registration. He pleaded guilty Tomorrow evening at eight $4.90 “Wear-ever** Double to both counts and a fine of $10 Aluminum Tea Kettles . . $1.00 Tickets are out for the play, and costs was Imposed on each. o’clock a meeting of Second Con­ R oasters...... $3.95 "Mr. Bob” , which the young people gregational church people will be Small size. held at the home of Mrs. E- E. Aluminum Double Boilers $1.00 of the Epworth League of the Mrs. Alexander Bunco of Bol­ Two quart size. North Methodist church are to pre­ ton will tell stories for the child­ Segar of Main street. The object is $6.00 “Wear-ever” Double sent in the vestry, Wednesday eve­ ren Wednesday afternoon at four to make plans for winter church Roasters...... $4.95 activities and all interested are cor­ Aluminum Percolators ..$1.00 ning, November 17. o’clock in the children’s room of On« and one-half quart size. the South Manchester library. All dially invited. $6.50 “Wear-ever” Double Gertrude Ritchie, daughter of the children are Invited. Roasters...... $5.9.'> Mr. and Mrs. John Ritchie of Sum­ Miss Helen Sullivan of McKee mit street has recovered from an Memorial Temple Pythian Sis­ street was tendered a birthday sur­ $1.40 “Wear-ever” Covered illness with diphtheria and the ters is maklnfi plans for a large prise party Saturday evening at the quarantine has been removed public whist to be held in Orange Thompson bungalow. The evening Sauce P o ts...... $1.00 from the home. hall Thursday evening at 8:15. Six was spent playing games and danc­ Two quart size. prizes will be awarded the winners ing. The Misses Balllano and Hun- Mrs. Samuel Nelson and Mrs. and refreshments served at a small niford gave an exhibition of the Charles J. Johnson of Ridge street fee for the playing. A brief meet­ Charleston. Refreshments were $1.25 and $1.49 are in Philadelphia attending the ing of the lodge will precede the served and a Jolly time had by Sesqui-Centennial. card party. everybody until a late hour.

The Klwanls Club will hold its Colored Table uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin regular meeting and luncheon to­ 5 PIECE morrow at the Hotel Sheridan. The Glassware speaker will be W. W. Robertson and his subject "Home Industries.!’ Glass Mixing Bowls Candle Sticks, Console The attendance prize will be fur­ Sets, Candy Boxes, Candy i f nished by L. T. Wood. 69c Set Jars, Vases, Fruit Dishes. I ^ S h c ^ in ^ (SbnM | The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Me­ Surely every housewife morial hospital will be held tomor­ row afternoon at 4 o’clock at the will find this set a handy I Thanksgiving Sale. | hospital. thing to have in the pantry. DINNER SETS Automobiles operated by Charles F’Isher of 46 Glenwood street and fohn ,H. Howland of Mlllerton, N. I Downstairs . | f., collided on Main street near 3t. James street this morning. REDUCED Slight damage was caused. Patrol­ man John McGllnn investigated. No I China, Glass, Lamps, | arrests were made. Superintendent Fred A. Ver- planck of the Ninth School dis­ Special Tonight from Special Tonight from trict said today that there are at present more cases of diphtheria 7 to 9 o’clock 7 to 9 o’clock I Dinner Sets, Open Stock | in the schools under his supervis­ ion than in many years. Most of $1.25 them are at the Nathan Hale Dinner Sets school. Many children who have Electric Goods I Dinnerware, Etc* I been examined by doctors are found to be germ carriers. How­ Nonick Table I COMING IN TIME TO PLAN FOR THE GREAT 1 ever, this is nothing alarming. Sup­ Universal Electric Ckiffee .. .. i YEARLY FEAST DAY, THIS SALE IS OF MOMEN- E erintendent Verplanck stated and $5.98 added that it is weP under control. . .Urns $14.95 to $18.75 = TOUS INTEREST TO ALL HOMEKEEPERS, FOR = 42 Pieces Tumblers Electric Goods Universal E lectric...... 1 THE SAVINGS ARE MANY AND BIG. 5 Principal C. P. Qulmby of the lo­ This set is a good buy at $5.98 S French China Dinner Sets, 66 pieces, full service for 8 = cal High school has been invited ..Percolators $7.98 to $8.98 by the principal of Bristol High Universal Electric Waffle —special tonight fx’om 7 to 9 75c dozen i people, ivory body, handsome design, bright colorings, = o’clock. American porcelain sets 5 regular $45 for $37.50. § school to speak at the final football Iro n s...... $9.98 to $14.95 assembly 'in Bristol next Monday with black and orange line decor- Plain, thin blown tumblers with I French China Dinner Sets, 51 pieties, plum branch and s and to award the letters to the Universal Electric tion, also double blue line decora­ the patented nonick shape which E blossom decoration, regular price $29.50, sale price $15* i players on the Bristol team. Toasters...... $4.50 to $8.50 tions. Service for 6 people. prevents the edge from chipping. r Meakin’s English Porcelain Dinner Sets, 52 pieces, reg- 5 I ular $27.50 for $22.50. = Word was received today of the death of Miss Marion L. Holmes’ = German Porcelain Dinner Sets, 50 pieces, regular = father in Auburn, Maine. Miss I $10.50 for $7.95. = Holmes is stenography and short­ $34.50'ENGLISH DINNER $29.50 DINNER S E T S ...... $24.50 I English Porcelain, Woods, 51 pieces, regular price = hand teacher at the local High SETS ...... $44.50 An American porcelain dinner set in a i $25 for $19.50. = school and left some time ago to go 100 piece sets in blue and ivory border brown and yellow flower border with rose­ S And hosts of other sets at big savings. 5 to her father’s bedside. Mrs. A. A. decorations outlined in colors. You can­ bud decorations. Warren, wife of Director A. A. not help but enjoy your Thanksgiving din­ = Oblong Roasters, genuine “ Mirror” Aluminum, self = Warren of the local State Trade ner when it Is served on such good looking S basting and complete with inside rack and ventilating = school, is substituting for Miss china. 100 PIECE DINNER SETS.. .$19.5Q Other Necessities = top, 15 pound turkey size, regular $6.50 for $4.95, 12 \ Holmes during her absence. $47.50 ENGLISH DINNER S pound turkey size, regular $5.98 for $4.50. : A beautiful but inexpensive dinner set In observance of National Edu­ SETS ...... $39.50 with two gold line decorations, also gold Universal F o o d ...... = Oval Aluminum Roaster, 10 pound turkey, regular = cational Week at the local High Pyrex A handsome set in a colored poppy de­ leave pattern. Service for 12 people. .. Choppers $2.7*5 S $3.75 for $2.95. . = school, efforts are being made to sign on a chcsey ivory base. Service for No. 2 size. I Tea Kettles, genuine “ Mirro” , 5 quart size, regular = stress the value of education. The Casseroles...... $1.25 to $2.49 ' 12 persons. E $3.75 for $2,69 each. = topic has been given as a project $39.50 AMERICAN PORCELAIN 50 PIECE DINNER SETS .. .$10.50 59c Vegetable and Potato ....: in the civic classes. Students have Pie P lates...... 75c to $1.10 DINNER SETS ...... $32.50 . .Ricers 45c = Coffee Percolators, genuine “ Mirro” , regular $2.15 = prepared essays on the subject. Your choice of brown band with rose 5 for $1.59 each. \ This set consists of 100 pieces. Neat decorations, blue band with rose, blue Among the students whose essays Baking Dishes . . .75c to $2.49 brown and gold band decorations with floral and brown floral decorations. Ser­ 75c Meat Knives 60c E Tea Ball Tea Pot, genuine “ Mirro” , regular $1.45 for § were selected as having a special coin gold handles. vice for 6 people— 50 piece set. S 98c each. : merit were those written by Pran­ Double Roasters...... '. $4.98 Vegetable and P arkin g...... S French Fryers with frying basket, special 59c com- \ ces Strickland, Anna Pitkin, Fran­ An aluminum baking pan with . .Knives 25c to 50C ces Machesney, Agnes Jordt, Vera transparent Pyrex covered top. S plete. . : Hotchkiss and Anna Yulyes. 5 Bargains in Glassware... “Wild Rose” six pieces for j Bread and Meat Sheers $1.49 S $1.75. Regular price $6.00 dozen. A syndicate pur- I Word has been received here of Enameled Double Roasters S chase n?akes this low price $1.75 possible. Sherbets, j the death of Miss Catherine B. Cheney of Brookline, Mass. Death E footed Ice Teas, Goblets, Cocktails, Wines, Cordials, etc. I which was due to heart trouble, fol­ S They won’t last long at $1.75 for 6. ; lowed a short illness. She is sur­ S Console Sets, glass, regular $3.50 for $2.69 set. vived by one sister residing in cut I Brookline and a brother, Charles E Table Glassware, gold band. Goblets, Sherbets, etc. j H 'Cheney of this town. It Is ex­ E $8 dozen kind 50c each. | pected the body will be brought s Nonik Table Tumblers, spiral optic glass, regular $1 i here for burial in the Bast ceme­ E for 49c for 6. i tery. (MAIL ORDERS CAREFULLY FILLED) William Siamonds, of Oak street, a member of the Cubs football Casseroles iiiiiiiiiiiiiim: iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii|||||||||||||||||||[|||||||||||||||| eleven, suffered a cut over the eye Enameld Roasters $1.75 Each in the game with the Catholic Club of Hartford.and was treated at the. Brown and White This is the oval oak roaster in dark gray enamel with a >tXXXXXX3(36XXXXX363CXXXXK3C3t30CXX3^^ Meindrlal hospital. Classeroles...... $1.98 raistid, self-basting coyer. 15 inch size. Your turkey is bound A dandy casserole at this price— to be juicy and tender if cooked in one of these self-basting % It was announced, this afternoon brown and white oven ware with a that the scheduled game between nlckle frame. roasters. Mixing Bowls the Cubs and the Frog Hollow Sen­ Pyrex Casseroles...... Christmas, 6 Weeks Away ators of Hartford for next Sunday 6-Piece Yellow M ixing...... has been cancelled. Efforts are be­ ...... $2.98 to $5.98 Drip Top Double Roasters...... $1.00 Early Choice Gives Best Selection of ing made. It Is understood, to bring Heatproof glass oven-ware fitted . .Bowls 99c set the Rambler-Tigers to Manchester to a nickle plated frame. One of Large size, steel roaster with self-bast­ Reed Enameled Holiday Goods again. This team was defeated by these casseroles will be an attrac­ ing cover. ,^7 Inch size. 6-Piece Nappy Sets. .$1.69 Set the Cloverleaves twice, 6— 0 and tive addition to your Thanksgiving 7— 0. table. Roasters 6-Piece Fancy N a p p y...... LADIES, SELECT YOUR •1 Savory Enameled R o a ste r.... $2.25 ..Sets $1.59 Set J. Fradln Is In New Tork arrang­ A sanitary, self basting roaster with in­ ing for an exhibition and sale of fur Oval style, self-basting roaster. 15 ner tray and ventilated self-basting cover. GIFTS OF coats to he held at Fradin’s store Inch size. No. 0 s iz e ...... $1.98 shortly. ^^0. 1 size ...... j..$2.75 Savory Double Roasters...... $3.75 No. 2 size ...... $2.98 ^(o. 3 size ...... $3.7o MEN’S BATH ROBES Help our Community Club carry Large size, enameled roaster. 18-inch on.— ^Adv. ^ size. No. 4 size ...... $4.25 $1.49 . AND NECKWEAR. HOUSE FURNISHING DEPT. BASEMENT. Jardiniers $1.00 Piano Tuning Pie Plates $1.00 pow, while our stock Is fresh and new. and Fancy decorated jardin- OlasB baking pie plates in a .We •will lay aside your selection for yoii, if you wish. ; Talking Machine iers in numerous shapes P heavy nlckle plated serving frame. and' sizes. 1 ; Repairing / Arthur IJ. Hultman T el. 821. SO U TH -MR N CH ES TER ' C ONN .Visit Our New Boys* Department.

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