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Fast Action At First In Second Game

] CARDINALS LEADING

CIVIL WAR IS RAGING

2-0 IN THE SECOND

IN SPAIN; 17 KILLED, Bridfcs, BengaTs Hvrier, Hit PRICE CONTROL Freely from die Very

RULES OF NRA HUNDREDS INJURED Start-^ Martin Makes a

Triple. TO BEOUSTED Bank Robbery Blamed coTenmem ^ ^ ® Many Bportaman’a Park, St. Louia, Oct. New Policj to Be Headed 8—Battering tha offerings of Tom- my Bridges, Tlgsr curve ball acs, Toward Competition and Un Lonnecticut Gang Villages and Cities from the start e f tha first inning, tb* flying St. Louis Cardlnala at tbs Airplanes Bomb Strong- a Free Market, Rickberg Wallingford, Oct. B— (AP) —^The# But the photographs of finger-1 end o f the aecbnd Inning had pound- trail of the five bandits who looted 1 prints taken tn the bank may mean ed in two runs while Mickey Coch- the Wallingford Bank and Trust holds of RebelsLines rane’s charges seemed unable to do Declares. (Company o f $24,313 had doubled something else again, when this ‘ anything with Paul Dean’s . de- back into Connecticut today. With ^base of the investigation is com- Uvertss. abandonment by the police of their plete, New Haven police said. Ber- of Commmucation Cot. The first was featured by a triple Washington, Oct. B.— (A P I— N R A theories concerning the Bentz gang tllllon Sergeant Ow-en Daley of the into the upper boxes off third base of Vermont. New Haven department la handling by Pepper Martin after the third policy swung sharply away from It waa a CVinnectIcut gang the thla. Madrid, Oct. 8.— A t l e a s t 17 p e r - pitched boll. Martin scored on a price fixing today and headed to- police were seeking today and they The burning of an automobile near sons wer# killed and more than 100 long fly by Rothrock but the in- ward competition in a “free mar- based their assumptions largely on New Haven sent state police on a ning ended when Medwlck fanned ket." the thorough manner in which the hurried trip there yesterday and wounded aa 'virtual clxil war between A Texas leaguer by Oehrtnger was As the revamped Blue E ^le imit holdup waa staged and the apparent additional evidence waa expected on ESxtremiata and government forcta the only hit the Tigers could get In gets under way it Is expected to fam iliarity of the gunmen with this possibility later today. threw Spain into bloody turmoil to- the Initial stanza. open major movements - to delete Wallingford and the bank premises. Detective Sergeant James P. (fur- day. In the second the Bengali had Photographs of the Bentz gsmg- rier, in charge of tbe New Haven Six villages and cities Including two men on bases when "Goose’’ ::>ome of the price and production control devices they contain. sters shown to employes of the police bureau’s automobile cOses was the important firearms manufactur- Goslin slashed out a slhgle and raided bank meant nothing to those This atep forcsiindowed In Presi- expected to furnish state police to- ing town of Eibar were captured by Oweiu took Drat base after being hit attaches, police said, except a few dent Rooseyelt’a's^ ch last Sunday day ^ t h the engine number of the the Extremists, who included ia by a pitched boll. This advantage A scorching grounder from the bat of Jack Rothrock. Cardinals’ outfielder, found Its way Into more pictures of crooks. burned car and other data. night, waa hinted yesterday In a talk the their forces Anarcbiata, Ck>mmun- come to nothing when Bridges fan- capacious mitt of Tiger Second Baseman Cniarlcy Gehringer In the Cards' half of the first liming of the ists and SoctaUsta. A ll six of tha ned, retiring the aide. by Donald RlChbMg, now king pin second world series game at Detroit. Gehrlnger to G reenberg—and. Master Rothrock waa an easy out. localities were recaptured tn gui^ The Cardinals In their half of the in the recovery drive. Here’s the action at first base. Reason Behind Move battles by soldlera, police, and second loaded the bases right at the Spain’s famous Civil Guard—the The intention apparently is to re- start with a single by Collins, a Texas Rangers o f this Republlc.| double by DeLancey and Orsatti be- ly. more jn other provir.tons o f the ARBITRATE DISPUTES Airplanes roared into the fray, ing bit by a pitched ban. A long Recovery A ct such as minimum dispatched from government flying fly by Dean scored Collins. Martin wages and minimum hours to pre- STOLEN EXPLOSIVE fields at Madrid to bomb the rebels lined out to White. vent the rule of tooth and fang, WILCOX ASKS GOVERNOR Into aubmlssion. Flay by Flay which has been demanded for sweat IS SEC. PERKINS’ PLEA No one knows how many wer* Following is the play by play at ohops and cut throat competition. killed by the airplanes they flew the time of going to press: FOUND BY POLICE Rlchberg in' bla talk at a N o- over the Pyrenees, across the land FIRST INNING tional Preos Club gathering, gave TO ANSWER QUESTIONS o f the Basques, with orders to di- Tigers White up. White lifted a Cabinet Member Tells Labor this interpretation of the National SAW GIRL SLAIN, rect both bombs and machine gun- high foul fly that Medwlck speared Labor Relationa Board’a ruling on fire at strongholds o f Extiremlata. with hlB gloved bond, making a sen- the poUectlve bargaining rlgbta of Recovered in Swamp Near satloiutl catch just In front of the That Is the Only Way to Village Reoaptnred. iabor. Asb Cross If He Did Not EFFECT OF STRIKE By 6 p. m. the vUlage o f Medina boxes off left field. Cochrane up. SHE TELLS POUCE “They, the board, laid down the had been taken by Extremists and Cochrane fanned sw' iglng at a fast theory that when on election by any Remington Plant; Could curve. Gkbrlnger up. (Jehtinger Keep Peace in Industry recaptured with death to two. group no matter what ito-size, was Approve of the CaHhM!! ( ) ) ( JJXTILE TRADE dropped a Texas league single in Three Extremiata and a Civil held for the purpose of selecting Guard were killed and a number of ' left center. Greenberg up. Green- Have Wrecked the City. in This Country. their representatives and when they Out of National Guard ___ Woman Reports She Was men wounded in battles at the city berg fouled to De Loncey midway down the first base line. bad chosen by a m ajority their hall of Fronton. l epresentatives, those were the men The National Deputy, Marcellno N o runs, one hit, no errors, one During Strike. Bridgeport, Oct. 8—(AP) — This Kept Prisoner Two Days who bad been chosen to repreaent- I Expected Pickup Did Not Ban Francisco, Oct 5.—(A P )—A Oreja, was killed aa was another toCte city and surrounding Connecticut Cardinals— Martin up. MorUn hit the votera. But the board carefully plea for Industrial peace through Nationalist leader, as yet tmidentl- against the screen In right field for pointed out that they were not lay- cblmmiMitles breathed A b le r today by Nesro Gan^. fled. at Mondragon. By ASSOCIATED PRESS I Materialize Except in Few aibltratlon was voiced at tb* Ameri- a triple. Pepper slid bead first into ing down the theory that a majority because 20 pounds of polnol, an ex- A ll comrounlcationa between Ma- can Federation of Labor convention drid and Santander were cut, but third. Rothrock up. Rothrock o f all the employes df the plant must Sharp oratorical exchanges In- plosive capable of leveling half a smashed a long fly to White and be decisive. creased the tension on all political Special Lines. today by Miss France* Perkins, before the wires went out the city city, bad been recovered from a Los Angeles, Oct. B.— (AP )—K Martin scored standing up. There M ajority’s Rights secretary of labor. reported it waa paralyzed by a gen- fronts, in Connecticut today aa the swamp where thieves evidently atory of having wltoeased the slay- was not even an attempt for a play "If you are going to have a de- Making plain that the govern- eral strike and that an unknown campaign swung * Into its final ing of her girl friend and having at the plate. Frisch up. Frlach. sin- cision made, you have to arrive at cached It, after taking it from the ment would not coerce either side in number o f casualties had been suf- New York, Oct. 8.— ( A P ) — T h e been beaten, slashed and attacked gled sharply to right. The, Tigers inonth with Indications that the Remington park. a capital-labor dispute, she asked fered In the street battles. a place where the majority will vote textile • Industry has emerged from herself In a Central avenue den went Into a conference with Bridges and have.their decisions accepted. fight will be won or lost on such Stratford police under the direc- foi voluntary use ot the mediation Airplanes rained a heavy 'bom- in the box but Cochrane decided to Its three weeks’ strike period with tion of cnilef William B. Nichols, machinery tbe Roosevelt Adminis- where she was held prisoner for two bardment into Aaturioa. That doesn’t determine the right of controversial Issues oa the textile days' by a gang of negroes was told keep Tommy on the job. Medwlck moderate improvement In opera- who were commended .highly last tration has set up. One wounded man died near Val- tbe minority or an Individual or strike, milk, liquor and the New today by Irene Willard, 26. up. Medwlck fanned and Frisch Deal policies of President Roose- tions. night for their work in recovering "W hile the government,” she said ladolid. One (SvU Guard waa killed the explosive, continued to seek She staggered ’jreathlcsa and aa the Extremists took over the yil- was thrown out trying to steal, (Continaed on Page Ten) velt. in an address prepared for delivery, A sharp quickening o f output has Cochrane to Gebringer. I run, 2 the culprits responsible for the bruised Into the Newton street po- loge o f Medina on the Rio Seco. From Lieutenant Governor Rov failed to materialize, but there has ‘ docs not prevent strikes or prevent lice station in the negro section hMa, no errors, none left. C. Wilcox came another call last theft and 4S determine a motive. tirployers from closing down their Immediate attempts to obtain a been a decided pickup In output of early this morning with her atory. complete estimate of the casualties SECOND INNING night asking (Governor Wilbur L. special fabrics of which supplies industries, it would be a forward (Continued on Page T w o) Misa' Willard told police ahe saw were pure guesswork, because o f tbe Tigero— During the inning Hog- Cross to answer several "pertinent had run low durin„ the shutdown. looking step, where differences arise, sett was sent to warm up as a re- breakdown of communications and FEW CLUES FOUND questions" concerning the mobiliza- to utilize the setwices of the im- The general statistical position of (Ooatianed on Page Two) the quantity of unverified rumors. placement for Bridges. Goslin up, tion of National Gu^rd troops dur- the industry was somewhat improv- partial agencies set up as constitut- Goslin bounced a hit over Frisch’s ing the recent textile strike. ed by the shutdown, bu' save In ed groups for the purpose of keeping head ai)d ran to second as the ball IN PEPPION HOLDUP The Governor himself, mean- special fabrica, supplies were more EXPECT EXPANSION industrial peace for the benefit of Madrid, Oct. 5.—(A P )—A radical got past Rothrock. It waa a single, wbllt, was defining hU position on than adequate. A t the beginning of employers and labor and in the pub- strike with the overthrow of the and an error by Rothrock. Rogell government ea Its amiounced aim the milk issue in a speech at Sharon the strike. It was estimated that lie Interest.” REICH DgPERATE up; Rogell filed to Medwlck, (loalin swept Spain today and by noon nlns In which he .asserted the "booze stocks on hand were sufficient to holding second. Owex up; oA^en IN NADON’S TRADE The woman C^ibinet officer, who persons bad been killed and an un- question" and the tax Issue should meet six weeks demand for woolen IS also a mem'ijer o f the Recovery was hit In the back by a pitched Hartford Man Is Recovering be excluded from politics. estimated number wound^. goods, eight weeks for cotton, and Policy Board, did not mention Presi- TO PRODUCE GAS ball. Fox up; Fox p o p (^ to Martin In Bridgeport, Mayor Jasper Mc- Three O vil Guards, one Assault eleven weeks for silk. dent Rooseveli's proposal for a truce back of third base. Bridges up; Guard and one Extremist were re- Levy, formally opened the cam- The sbutdonm was not complete, Bridges fanned on a colled third from Wounds in a Hospital to halt strife between workers and ported killed In Aaturioa during paign of the Socialist' Party with on however, so that it can scarcely be Trade Review Reports Peak strike. attack on the two major parties. employers, but her speech left no several gunfire clashes. Several Ex- estimated that ntocks were reduced doubt that- she is striving toward N o runs, 1 hit, 1 error, two left. in Holyoke. The Republican lieutenant gover- Government Issues Orders tremists were critically Injured as much as one-half in woolens, or t'aat end. Cords—Collins up. Collins drove nor presented a series of questions three-eighths in cottons. As a mat- of Fall Trade Will Come> when strikers assaulted a Civil That Section 7-A a single past Greenberg. De Loncey to the DemocraJc chief executive ter of fact. It was chiefly tn certain Guard detachment near the Sel- up. Strike 1 swinging. Bridges on the strike issue, as' 'ig that they Discussing Section 7-A of the Re- That It Should Be Made at guera mines. T b * Extremiata were W est Springfield. Moss.. Oct. B— fine goods cotton lines that any- threw to ^raL Ball 1, inside. Foul, be answered "Y es" or "No.” thing like real shortages were be- Later This Year. covery Act, which gives workers the repulsed and the authorities rusb^ strike 3, against the screen. Bridges (A P ) — Police o f this town and Hol- His (Juestloiis right to choose representatives for reiifforcementa for the guards. yoke were joined by officers of ginning to appear as general opera- Any Price. tossed to first, pe Loncey hit Among the questions were: tions were resumed. collective bargaining without coer- It was reported that the attaek- against the screen in front of the East Hampton in their Investigation "Did you mean to Imply on New York, Oct. 5— (A P )—With cion, she said: ers wore red Socialist arm bands o f the holdup and ..hooting of Gor- The textile industry has been en- right field pavilion for two bases. Thursday night at Woolsey Hall as tbe start o f the final quarter busi- "Now the words ‘collective bar- and used army types of guns. don Pepplon o f Hartford, Conn., In 0>llins stopped at third. Orsatti up. well as in Windsor Locks and ness Is showing stronger indications gaining', it is fair enough to assume, Berlin, Oct. B.—(A P )—How far At the Eibar gun manufacturing this town early yesterday morning, (Oontlnoed on Page Tw o) OraatU was hit in the back by a ThompsonvUle last Friday night that o f expansion, said Dun A Bradstreet presuppose some kind of organiza- Germany is prepared to go in her center, one Extremist was killed when statements made by Pepplcm my actions In your absence at your today in their weekly trade review. tion of employees. The different in- uesperate fight for self sufficiency and' ten wounded In an attempted who ia recovering In a Holyoke hoa- (Continued on Page Ten) country home In New Hampshire, "More seasonable weather,” as- terpretations put upon the words was disclosed today in a government assault on the arms plant. pital from a bullet wound Inflicted Planes Sent Up in calling out sufficient of the Na- aerted the summary, "la -providing Tree from interference and coercion order for peat and cool operators to by a masked bandit, led police to URGES U .S . TO RUN The government dispatched an tional Guard to protect citizens and encouragement to dtatributors o f of employers’, os organizations are produce gasoline even though It believe the actual shooting occurred property In the affected districts, merchandise, and with the broaden- >'osta four times tbe world price. airplane squadron to Asturlaa In the latter town. set up, have brought relations be- did not meet with your approval?” ing volume during the period Imme- Mining interests were told to raise which is considered one o f the Ex- tween employers and employees to CARY GRANT TRIES Few Cluea Found “The aiwwer Is yes or no." tremists’ strongholds following the MUNITIONS PLANTS diately ahead last year’s record a transitional stage. Disputes are a common fund to perfect experi- Pspplon has been unable to give "Did you tell ra- Wednesday recent discovery of an armed plot doubtless will be exceeded, but the inevitable as necessary readjuat- ments now under way. One of these, the. authorities any aatlsfactory morning after your return to the peak of fall trade will be reached there. The airplanes were to be menta are being made. it is claimed ia a signal advance TOTAKEHISLIFE cluea aa to the Identity o f the man state that my action In calling out later than usual. rver preyloua gasoline production used not only for recoimaisance but who held him up or hla companion Arbitratkm Board* sufficient National Guard to protect . Retail Trade Bettor methods in that extensive .pressure for attack on EIxtremist gatherings. - and nothing definite could be Senator McCarran Tells War “But now the government has es- In two amall towns In Catalonia the citizens and property in the af- "Retail trade in tbe large cities apparatus is eliminated. isolated from the confuaion of fin- tablished boards to make judicial the red flag of Oimmuniam waa fected area, did meet with your ap- has Abown a quickening beyond Concurrent with this work there ger prints on tbe steerint; wheel of proval?" early proviaioiM made by merchan- findings o f fact and to arbitrate if raised but both places were cap- jvie Star Swallows Poison Pep^on’a automobile which waa re- Veterans It Would Tend to both parties to a dispute agree, and Is a frantic effort to uncover oil de- tured by aaaauR by the C^vil "The answer la yea or no." dise managers. posits in Germany. covered In Agswan. Poritlon b n Milk to maintain continuously a ma- Guards and tbe Extremiata fled. “Nearly all of the industrial in- A qualified foreign source said Police admitted there was an al- In hla Sharon speech Governor chinery for effecuya industrial rela- A t Sallen, several were weiunded After Qnarrel With His Prevent War. dices turned downward this week, cc— wboleaalera la the leading markets given every trial." munitions plants In on address be- In 1933 (Germany used 3,376,000 worse. Cary Grant, English bom leading last week both In the-Torm of ' re- As In several recent utterances fore the Veterans of Foreign Wars tons of motor fuel and only 713 tons As tha guards changed shift at ordew and fresh eomnUfan, j by administration ^qwkeiuim, ahe jeom ^ttoa. hen IWa--a*on>ingr: Kag ly ers produced dotpestical^------tha-N etloiial P ataeSj tarttoxitoto B t»- hla apartment today In a p^loa Seffew 3 AiStf/tons Ste/en “ Profit to industry’ ,’’ he added, Wholesalers gradtiiilly are catching assured business that It up with their orders, but delivery It was aatlmated there arc 8,000,- tacked and a Isngthy gxm battl# r«- ambulance stiffering from what h* "should be written out In time of right to a "fair profit." She aiao sulted. Several men were orounded. Helays have not ended as yet in 000,000 tons o f available cool In Ger- oold was poioonlng, but oa to bow it war." spoke o f -a need .or increased vogtk Ten post office officials wer* ar- some divisionl of the women’s ap- many suitable for distillation and happened the actor remained silent. From Rich Pole** Estate Senator McCarran aald he felt and shorter houra as profits become rested for agitating a atrike of parel field, and in a number o f that there la no danger in exhaus- After receiving attention at the government operation of tbe plants better. postal employees. staple dry goods items supplies ad- tion o f natural supplies. About 135,- Hollywood receiving hospital, Grant wotdd tend to prevent war. • Socialists made several assaults mittedly are short.” 000,000 tons of peat coal are now waa permitted to retnm to hla home. Wanaw, Oct B.— (A P )—Chorgsn^at $10,000,000 for a foundaUon to He also approved the V F W uni- (CVwtlniMd on Page Tw o) on food stores In Extremists’ cm- mined in Germany annually, about The police surgeon. Dr. C. E. Cor- that at least 18,000,000 xlotya (ap- combat tubcrculoaia and cancer) form pension leglalative proposal, ters in Madrid. nell, oold hla condiUon araa not seri- proximately $3,420,000) o f the es- Rosenberg, with hlc brother, which would establish standard 40,000,000 o f them suitable fo r d is- A s noon passed, the transportag 'ous. tate of tbe late 0>unt Jacob Po- Vladimir, acted aa Potocki’s agents rates to recipients of government (.Illation. tlon in Madrid improved aomewbat. ^ Grant and hia wife, Virginia Cher- tockl wer* smbezsled by hU *ecre- abroad. funds because o f w ar loss or ser- Several taxia, street cars, and nx>- Belgian Steamer Sinks; TREASURY BALANCE. ill], one time leading woman for tary and two agents led the Polish Police orreoted the eoimt’s secre- vices. tor buoss 'went into o)>eratlaa Charies Owplin, separated loot Sat- foreign office today to request the tary, Boron Stoniolaw Nolken, a No Oeet To Govenmient guarded by soldiers. Ons soldisr waa urday after a quorreL French government to oireat Alex- son of the loat Russian police head Immediate payment of adjusted Washington, OcL 8.— (A P ) — The wounded at Fuenta CtCa wlMR position of the Treaaury October S Dr. (3omeU quoted the actor os ander Rosenberg, a Russian *mlgre. In Warsaw, os he was boarding a aervice compensation certificates, Believe Nine Men Lost otrlkert otormsd a street ear. Newspaper* here sold Rosenberg train Momlay. They accused him McCarran declared would pay off an waa: International tolepbone saying he bod taken a poison tablet Receipts, $114,934,65882; expendi- "under the street of great work.’’ waa a frieMl of the late Serge Sta- of shielding Alexander Rosenberg obligation justly owned, create new cation was difficult becausa thff vlaky, whose operationa created a long after Potoclri suspected irreg- purchasing power and because of Amsterdam, OoL 5.— (A P ) — ^Th*Atha sender. Several rescue ships tures, 897,980,659.38; balance, $3,- main International trunk line waa PoUee found a bottle o f tbe poison tn 301,881,045.38. (^istom s receipts hia room. French financial scandal. ularities, oaked Vladimir and Alex- the present currency system would German ateamer Wildanfels report-^aearcbed------**•------tbe area in vain. a t the relay atation mt An Investigating committee re- ander to return from Porta and had cost the government noUfial;. for the month, $3,914,91488. CUkd Wmr Wife ed by wireleM today that the Bel- Tbe Wildenfels picked up a life- north of Ilaragoaa, whoa-Bxtrem« ported bonds and huge land hold- the latter’s power of attorney can- The Blconomy A c t the Senator Receipts for the fiscal year, $1,- lata captured the town, only a oi$|B The landlady of Grant’s iqwrtmsnt gian ateamer Chaitaa Joae, with a boat containing one member' of tbe ings o f the Potbckl estate hod been celled. colled unjiut and sold he wished to groo* tonnage of 651, sank four Charies Jose’s crow but tbe other 004,033,428.18; expenditures, $1,- gle line, remained ope t(. Loedoibv; boue*. who refused ,to give her name, sold without Ills knowledge and that Alexander a that tima claimed restore the compensation token milM weot of Haaks lighUbtp at 11 nine who launched another lifeboat 561,431.571.71 (including $888,443,- Red Flag* Flytag •old the actor bod been putUng in the funds were unaccounted tot. Vladimir hod died hut police toddy s '^ y by the leglalation. He promia- o’clock last night, during a severe were believed losL S83.19 o f' emergency expendituree); Repairmen were oeBt to call after’ csll during the night for (Count Petockl. member of a fa- sold they believed he ii' still alive. ed to continue the fight, .{Anting storm. Conaiderable wreckage was locat- excess o f expenditures, 8557898,- tha communication and a M mous Polish family, died' lost Sat- Polish detecUvea hava been sent to out be waa one of thirteen Senators Distress signals were received at ed by the tugboat Rhein hut it 143.53. Gold aaseU, $7,979,808,- y 8R K m w i ; urday. legYiSff A locUtM eaUinatad Carla tn tha paae. 3 ,to oppose the apt In Congress. the put did not Cottfwl auvuiruMM. ana a?. .eat world dapraaatoa. aad la ' women employee! of the Municipal piano eelaa, tbe Tteeary," and "The affair. ReporU IndlcaU that the ment will foltod'' " buiUUiig at a mlacdlaneoua aitawer SAT GIRL SLAIN, country has tha public treasury REGINA D1TAUAH0U)S Bright 'Star of Heaven.” A very In- entire Green section of the town MISS BJORKMAN GUEST haest called upon for amounta to rsaged by a eouunitMk eS held a t the homt of Mlaa Loulae UNION LEADERS SHRINERS TO HONOR teresting paper entitled; ‘Graves REPUBLICAN RALLY will turn out en moase to Ueten to Selectmaa Aaron Cook la eh_ raliava dlstraas approximating our and cemeteries of Revolutionary tbe array of speakers head by Sena- Johnaon, 71 Church atreeL SHE TELLS POUCE expenditures for relief.” A social hour will follow tbe OF FELLOW WORKERS Mlaa Bjorkman, who win ba mar- Tbs Brotbarbood of tha Lutheran ANNUAL DINNER SUNDAY war anccetors of Connecticut,” writ- tor Kenneth F. Cramer and Edward taihment which will allow all pwb' "The plans for social lasuraace,** RICHARKTONIGHT ten by C!harles Hale of Hartford, ATGlWroNIGHT J. Hickey, candidate for sheriff. ried In November to Luther Alley HERE TOMORROW Concordia church has indefinitely ■ha aaid, "will not retard recovery ent to meet the co - '‘datee, 8& ot. p t Rockville, received a large num- postponed Its outing to Oiventry (ContlBiied frem Page Oae) THE waa read by Mr. Fowler a cO-worker It la planned to sUrUptomptly man Jensen in charge. . t Miscellaneoua Shower Party but will aoeaa the development of Osano to Cater at Anniversary with Mr. Hale in field work of at eight o’clock, with Robert J, ber of beautiful and useful gifts scheduled fm* tomorrow afternoon. a more stable incoms which thouU The decorations, a.c being handkM Given by Women Worfcera at from her aaaociates. Tba evening her friend's throat elaabed by esM Party to Be Held in Sab Al- charting cemeteries, and locating Smith, cbalrman of the committee by a committee of which FVeak Fin- put a bottom to any futurs dspres- Sphinx Temple’s Local Mem- soldiers’ graves. Mr. Hals is chair- State Senator Cramer and .the Municipal Building. waa spent playing gamaa. A boun- Wfll Address M iss Meetinti A da'ughter Was bom this mom-. of the negroes, the body wrapped in ■ion as It has done in other coua- pine H an. on speakers In charge. Ehitertaln- ney Is chairman. teous buffet lunch waa served by the Ing to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cassells, sheets and then dumped into an au- BARGAINHOUND man of cbmmittee on marking Feature Fall Sp ort Fashions tries." graves of Sons of Union Veterans of Mias Viola Bjorhanan of 84 Ben- lioatceF following the program of of 67 Oxford atreet The baby was tomobile. Urges Co-operaUoa bers to Gi?e Him a Testi- Regina d’ltalia society will hold 5heriif Candidate Hickey entertalamenb ■ Csiter Par|i in the bora at Mrs. Howe’s Maternity Her friend, she said, was Gladys its third anniversary banquet, Stm- the Civil Was. His adfiress con- for ton atreet, was ttie guest of the Urging co-operation among wage tained a great deal of valuable In- home on Wadsworth street. Seeley, 33, of Hollywood. Police lo- earners, smploysrs and investors to You’ll like the ee- Footnotes rseaUlng ths tsmpest- day at 13 o'clock noon at the Sub- cated tbe address where tbe sup- uous days ot ths elghtemth century monial Dinner. Alpine club on Eldridge street. formation in regard to the ceme- to Be Speakers; - "eonqusr ths farces of eeoimado lection of hats teries of C!onnectlcut and especially EFFEa OF STRIKE Mommg. The Manchester Klwania club win posed murder vletlm lived and havoc,’’ Mlao Peridns deolfirod: Ruth Nelson will appssr. Hooks instead of syelsU Oaano wlU cater aad tbe following bold its weekly get-tonther Mon- found her abaent. The landlady,, STS usfiff .for tha laces which fasten menu will be served; Antipasto, nearby towns. Manchester baa 38 "Tbe American Federation o t tw- = ahow you St the Revelutlonary soldiers graves. Hurry to McLELLAirS Fall Sp ort O ccasio ns day noon a t the Mxachester Coun> however, aald the youpg woman bor etaade for high prirxiples la its Lillian Hat Shoppe a number, and wide wooden hucktoe, Nathan B. Richards, potentate of spaghetti, roast chicken, vegetahlea, The committee In charge of the ON TEXTILE TRADE Local M28 U. T, W. of A. wlU try club. The guest speaker will be was In tha habit of being abaent enamelled to match the color of the Sphinx Temple of the Shriners of salad, fruit and coffee. M n . LulgT' ■ A social hour was enjoyed with Republican rally a t tile Manchesfer several daya at a time. public and industrlaT relationsbipa. [ - 38 ■ (Church strMt, Mrs. Thomas Lewie, Mrs. Myra FOB A REAL BARGAIN!! bold another mam meeting at the J. Kingsley B t ^ who has spent The responsibility of thoee unions I Hartford. Hand-■hoe and studded with 'copper nail Hartford, will be honored with a Polo, chairman, will be assisted by Green school tonight la enthuslas* upwards of 30 years In Turkey. The TYnmen’e Story heads or colored stonee, omaihent testimonial dinner at the Villa Mrs. Teresa Lee, Mrs.- Antoinette Galinat and Mrs. Arthur Loomis as tic over the support tendered the (OanUaned fram Faga Oaa) Center Park tomorrow morning at to this ^ e e t Republic, tc the public some matrons hats in velvet and hostesses. > Suits of T w e e d prise will he furnished by Dr. F. F. Miss Willard related that late a large and to ita members in .these fUt In sises up tq 34. others. Louise In Boltmi tonight a t 8:30 Fontana, Mrs. Domlntco Falcetta, Manufactureni’ Overstock of B o'clock slurp. Directly after the Buahhell. last night the negroes loaded the days Is almost immeasurable, and I Miss Adriana Grandl, Mrs. Cecilia !r —A football Claaaic— couraged by report! of better ttaan body of her friend into the automo- Zanlungo and Mrs. Adeline Pole. New Fall Styles—FAST COLOR expecUd retail trada over moet of meeting the local’! executive board am certain that following its sound "Dame Fashion Jumps from one Whether it Is a UMds to moasurt CARDINAL IN ITALT frill meet In tbe Odd Follows build- A meeting of Divlalon No. 1 A. O. bile. forced her into the front aaat corset two-way etretch, brassiere, The m ^ will be followed by sa en- Monotomta and Two>tooM. tbe country during August and Bep- of the car, and started to drive to- traditions the federatto " wtu meet egtreme to another,” one might eay ing. H., win be held tonight in Tinker and discharge this new responsibili- after reviewing the impressive and corselette, or hose supporter, Bptr- tertainment for tbe families of the CUstelgondolfo, Italy, Oct. S.— Some are fur trimmed. tembsr, and In view of tba curtail- Three, and poaeibly four, promin- ward the beach. ella coraetleres, Mrs. Bldwell, 6091, members and general dancing to 666 IlalL There are three candidates ty with real stateamanahlp.” fascinating exhibits of new formal liquid, TableU, Halve, Nom Oropa ment of inventoricB, 'a hoping that ent epcakers and union leaders have ^ Jumped out of the car and es- Mrs. (Happ, 8008, fit you expertly. music by Fred Guardo’s orchestra of (AP)—Willlau (Urdinal O’Connell retail trada frill bold at levela auf- that, will be admitted tonight and caped,”'ahe aatdi ‘1 ran aa fast aa At another point in her speech evening wear. Checks Colds first day. DRESSES k; bean engaged to speak. They are action wUl bo taken on six appUca- she said: While many gowna stUl are figure- Hartford. of Boston arrived here today after ndent to aand a real demand for I &u)d." a motor trip from Naples and took Headaches or Neuralgia Every dress la brand ! good! down to the primary markeU. Mrs. Badie Vallance of tbs Under- lions. The state und county officers ’T believe that agraemeata with revealing, cUnglng and eheath-Uks, You don’t need to Uve beside the $14.75 to $35 wqod Employees Union in Hartford; Mtaa'WUlard showed signs of or without the assistance of media- bounding waves these days to enjoy up bis quarters In the American in 30 minutes. new, fast color and well There la talk In rayon drelea of of the order will be prosent at the having been abused, officers and nlytng on daring alaahsa a t the hem- (follege. nuMle and priced at Just better mill operations ae reault of Charles^ L Vista, president of the meeting. A smoker wUl follow. tion and arbitration wll! be volun- line for comfort, others are of crisp choice sea food aa often as you like. D. A. R. GETS GREETING Most Speedy Remedies Known. Aircraft Workers Union In Ikwt hospitai attendants aald. They were Urily substituted for long and cost- What with the efficient new methods ■bout half of the regu- tha movament of marchabdiae at uncertain, however, whether tbe taffeta or faille In bouffant style, lar price! retail I recent weeks. Hartford; and President J. Nicholas ly strikes more and mor as th| scontalhlng yards and yards of ma- of packing and shipping, fish, lob- Dans of the OmnscUcut Federation The Armistice Day committee wlU woman waa suffering from hallucl- years go by and' It becomet demo ster, shrimp and aU the other dell- FavoraMb Beport meet tonight at 8 o’clock a t the nations and nervousness. "■t UI and presenting a quaint, old' FROM REGENT IN CHINA Softies Dlscuaslng tbe textile dtuatlon In of Labor. Possibly Attorney Frank strated that these methods bej sbioned picture. Tbe quaintness, cqcles of the coast can travel for Fenton will be on band to apeak Army and Navy club. Important Bruited and cut about the face. sound and fair advantages for bof days inland and arrive aa deUgfat- Lot No. 2 Sizes a special survey, FIteta PubUehing businesa will be discussed and aU Miss Willard waa clad only in a thin er, is contradicted by the of auperdae yame to fo With also. Bides. To be truUy effectlva, botl umptuousness of tbe fabrics. fully fresh aa when they started. Descendant of Alexander Kee- 14 to 32 your aport Mit or oeat. Co. says, "Results of the three naembers are urged to be present. frock. She waa barefooted and hat- SCHOOL SHOE WEEK STRIPES — PLAIDS weelu texUle strike, which ended All 'members are urged not to lees. Police aald she admitted she employers and workers must turn Serve fish a t least ones a week ney of This Town Sends Let- MoLallaa’s SepE M, were ferorabl* for tbe mlm this opportunity to hear these to these methods willingly, x x x You do not really have to use six throughout tbe year. It makes for ter from Home in Shanghai. SHIRTMAKERS 978, Main fit. Tbe Everyman’s Bible class which bad been drinking. Neither capital nor labor can or variety. Is nourishing and whole- textile Industry as a wbole. Ehices- well known union leaders. has been meeting on Sunday morn- "My friend and I went on a slum- eggs for your sponge cake. Try Buster Brown Dresses with pep, $1.95 Blva stocks of cotton, woolen, silk ming expedition last Tuesday should be coerced." this three-egg recipe, serve the re- Bome. Besides, there’s a variety in ing from October to May for sev- market to fit any pockatbook. The regular meeting of Orford rolor and persoii- and rayon gooda were reduced and eral years, will begin sessions on night,” she said. ‘'We had some ault with fresh fruits and Ice cream. Pariah C3iapter was held in the aUty! 98c consequently prices were strength- Sunday, October 14. drinks. I don’t remember what Thiee-Egg Sponge Cake. church parlors of the Center CTburch, ened." It ados, however, that buy- WILCOX ASKS GOVERNOR happened until the next morning Three eggs, 1 1-8 cups sugar, 1-3 Simple lines and ut- La rg er Figures FIRESTONE PREDICTS ter lack of auperfluoua Thursday, Oct. 4. The Regent, Mrs. ers did not attempt to cover for- The Luther League of the Eman- found myself in that horrible place cup cold water, 3 cups flour, 2 tea- Thomas Lewie, presided. ReporU srs not necesMTiljr difficult to conct ward commitments and prices were uel Lutheran church will meet to- with the negroes.” spoons baking powder, 1-3 teaspoon detalle distinguish tbe SHOES Fresh, Delicious were given on State Conference held W o o l Dresses but it it important of coune to have not advanced, generally, except In TO ANSWER QUESTIONS salt, grated rind and Juice 1-2 lem- new fur coats, proving night at 8 o’clock and all members RUBBER PRICE RISE again that couturiere In Suffleld, and the Regents’ meet- Roltted — H'oven naaljr the right foundation. some classlflcatlons of line finished are urged to be present as an inter- on, 1-4 teaspoon vanilla. ing recently held In Windsor. 10« goods, because of early doubta of a (Oenttnned from Page One) Mix and sift flour, salt and bak- know when to let well CHOCOLATES Pound Colorful Plaids and com* Many women have found the esting program baa been prepared ARBmtATE DISPUTES y ' enough alone. They Greetings were read from tbe blnatlona of Solid Shades. protracted shutdown and the fact by Miss Svea Llndberg and her Says Has Befin ing powder. Grate rind from lem- Natliaa B. HIcharda State Regent of the Daughters of that a substantial portion of the In- milk to the farmer and .eXprsased on and extract Juice. Separate may eponaor frills and to For These C^ool Days BON TON UNDABELT committee, which will feature a de- Reached to Hold Down Out- ruffles, Directoire Lines the American Revolution of (Hitna, Men’s and Women’s Special ValuM dustry continued to produce. the belief It was. the duty of the bate. Following the business session IS S C . PERKINS’ PLEA put Throughout World. yolk from whites of eggs. Put o’clock, the affair being given by the Mrs. Hollis Wilbur. Their chapter particularly helpful In giving them health departments of tbe state and and program, refreshments will he whites in mixing bowl and beat with and other exaggerated silbouettee In Quarry Club, composed of Manches- Is located In Shanghai. Mr. and Snugr Fitting Tomorrow NOTED THEOLOOIAN DEAD municipalities to encourage a great- served* and a social hour will be a rotary beater until they stand up daytime and evening frocks, but ter members of Sphinx Temple. SLIPPERS trim, pleuing linet together with Hartford, Oct. 5.—(AP)—Edwin (Conttnoed from Page One) when It cornea to fur costa, they ap- Mrs. Wilbur are misslonariea In Tuck Stitch adequate suppoit. er consumption of milk so that the held. Washington, Oct, 8.—(AP)—Har- in peaks. Beat In sugar gradually. The dinner baa been arranged aa Seoul, Korea at the present time. Knox Mitchell, noted theologian and price to tbe consumer might be re- Add unbeaten egg yolka, one a t a preciate the beauty of baadaome fur a token of appreciation to Mr. Rich- Mrs, Wilbur's ancestress waa Sarah Pants and Vests former dean of Hartford Theologi- "As profits Increase,” she said, vey Firestone, Sr., predicted a fur- and let It stand on Its own. After A School Pencil Pouch $2.95 to BON TO N duced. . Mrs. Elizabeth S. Chambers of 20 ther Increase in the price of rublier time, beating each one well Into the ards for his faithful work during Keeney, daughter of Alexander With Each Purchase! 29^ pr- cal Seminary, died here today In hU ’This,'’ said the Govrmor, "stattfs Knox street and her son, Knight a t- "employers are bound to recognize whites. Beat In lemon Juice and all, there isn't much that human bis term of office. John Albasi will Keeney of Manchester. Felt suppers in all the wanted Undsbeltt elghty-ftrit year. ______that workers must receive Increased today during a visit to the State De- hands can do to Improve something FREE! In general my position o- the milk tended the funeral today In Nor- I artment to discuss Liberian affaire. rind. Remove rotary beater and cater and an enjoyable dinner is an- Miss Doris VhnDeck gave two 20c each ■Izes warm and romfortable. $12.75 ji at imue.” wood, Mass.' of Michael Jazz, hus- wages and have shorter hours in sift about 1-4 of the flour over mix- that nature has already favored in ticipated. The committee in charge Small, Medium, large Save here! fair proportion to the increase In Firestone told newspapermen that, ture. (Cut and fold In UgbUy. (Con- such lavlab manner. »J.50 5.00 7.50 From the same platform, Thomas band of her stepdaughter Anna. as a result of the rubber restriction consists of Harry Roth, Robert J. Spellaey asserted: They left In response to a telegram earnings of the Industry If we are tinue until all tbe flour is used. Treat and Al Knofla. FOOD SALE “Democratic defeat means' the to maintain the balance between agreement 'among the world’s larg- Turn into an ungreased cake pan Knitted things march onward and yesterday announcing his sudden est rubber producing nations, he ex- Hot Water Bottled 25^ Saturday, Oct. 6, 10 A. M. repudiation of Roosevelt and ruin death. purchasing power and productive and bake one hour In a moderate upward 111 popularity and that goes and chaos.'; power now so obviously necessary pected a progressive rise In price. oven (325 to 350 degrees F.) for the rabbit's hair knitted wear. Hale’s Store Basement to maintain an internal market: He added that It had already risen And no wonder. It's the snuggest, CURB QUOTATIONS COMEHERE Saturday Special! Tbs Old'Ouard lead' urged the Shining Light Circle of Junior Full Fashioned Shining U ght Circle, election of the entire Democratic Entitled To Profits I'rom a reojrtl low to around 18 cents Do you like lUllon chestnuts? softest stuff Imaginable! Stop In Kings Daughters will hold a sale of • "Every individual employer and Junior King’s Daughters. ticket. home made foods tomorrow morn- I er pound. Garrone’s have some at 20 cents a at tbe Knitting Clomer at Cheney's roe LOANS K *3 0 0 Mayor McLevy, Socialist nomi- company has the right, as I know Firestone who is particularly In- pound. Salesroom. Try on one of the Amer Sup P ow ...... Men's Hose HOSIERY ing at 10 o'clock In Hale's store you will agree, of making a profit, sweaters that Mrs. Davies or Mrs. Blue Ridge ...... O ur q u k k «n or ov«n 20 49epr. politic parties, Connecticut has Sunday will be rally day at the that republic, talked with Under- your looks, keep your hair In healthy monftit, OnofiRollofnounlco vGrtovorythlno. First quality stockings that been made the "most completely entitled to expect the maintenance Lccretary of State Phillips and Har- Including some mixtures. Elec Bond and Share Boys’ Oxfords Second Congregational church school condition. TTiat means a shampoo Ford Limited ...... Tke oaly rliarEG U tlirpe per<*«ot per give excellent service. Chiffon utility-owned state in the country.” of profits. But by the same token ry A. McUrldge. assistant to the month on nnpald nmonnt •( foan lOc pr. for teachers and pupils. Superin- It must be recognized that workers at least every ten days, nightly Penn Road ...... and aervloe. New Foil shadeo. NOTICE He called on Oovemor Cross to stop tendent C. P. Thayer la planning a secretary of state, who lias Just re- brushing and an occasional hot oU It's a good feeling to wake up on Psrsenal NnanM Company FOR RENT "frantically blasting at th' Repub- are entitled to fair wages basqd up- a morning like this and know there's Segal Lock ____.... GOODYEAR W’E L t A Boys’ Overalls ...... 49c recognition and consecration service on the ability of employers to make turned from maUng a comprehen- shampoo. If you have a permanent United Founders .... lioom 2, State Theater Rids SUk and Wool. MODERN SIX-ROO.M OAK LODGE. NO. 43 lican party for using obstructive for the teachers and the sermon by sive survej' of conditions In LDieria. wave, why not leom to set It your- plenty of oil in your oil contalneri 752 .Mala Street Maarhceter 100% LEATHER $^j.65 S’"'’ 4ALUE! Men’s Handkerchiefs .... Full Fashioned tactics” In tbe last General Assem- a fair profit.” And it's a better feeling to know it's United Gaa ...... Telephone 2430 5 9 c Rev. F. C. Allen will be on the sub- As chairman of the President’s self, That’s not easy, of course, ...... 3 for 10c HOUSE, REASONABLE. International Brotherhood bly "and tell the voters of Connecti- ject of "The Sacredness of the UNUSUAL LAUNCHINO Atlantic Reflping Company’s oil be- ■Bdys’YVmey cut what program the Democratic economie security committee, wlUch but you can do It If you try. Re- cause you know results can be' not ONE WAY OF DOING IT Men’s T i e s ...... 10c Qolf Hoee ... •f Papermakers Teachers' Ta.sk." A brief dedication is drafting recommendations for so- member, that straight hair, provided li 20c 8.5 SOUTH MAIN ST., OR party under hla leadership offered ceremony will follow In which the Portsmouth, N. H., Oct. 8.—(AP) other than satisfactory. Order for the relief of the overburdened cial Insurance to be laid before the It's smooth and shiny, is becoming some today, either range or furnace Omaha, Neb.—For making faces ' Regular monthly meet- congregation will take part. next Congress, she made the defi- -^Instead of being sent down to to young girls. a t a Judge, Tom Buckley, escaped a MRS. SEASTRAND. AT home owners of the state x x x." meet the sea. the sea was brought on from L. T. Wood Company. Dial State Shoe Repair Mayor McLevy also asked State nite announcement that tbe plan New coiffures for long hair have 4498. Jail sentence for appropriating a ROW N ^ ing will be held in Tinker Mrs. Marion W. Straughan of Ea.st will "embrace some form of unem- tn to float tbe U. S. Comat Ouafd :a tendency to be rather high. In- bottle of milk for the boys at a hobo state Theater Building BEAUTY NOOK. TEL. Attorney Hugh M. Alcom, Repub- patrol boat Hudson today at an un- 12th ANNIVERSARY —jm Hall, Tomorrow Mloming lican gubernatorial oor Inee, what Center street was the only Man- ployment Insurance and 6f~oId i)ps stead of being placed low on the camp. Buckley said he was good Now Moved Two Stores Up SHOE STORE McLELLAN^S usual launching. Tba 110 foot craft Quince Marmalade. 8011. remedial legislation waa proposed chester resWelit ln> the list of win- pensions." back of tbs' neck, anooda and buna in some ways, especially In making at 9:30 o’clock prompt. ners for tbe annual Rebekab and A Significant Fact was built In the dry dock e'. the lo- are flattened out and pinned up on This marmalade is delicious add- faces. He made some and the Judge In The Same Building. • 976 Main Street by the Republican party during the cal Navy Yard and all that was re- 81$ Main Stroot last General Assembly for the re- Odd Fellows field day last rnontli. "The significant fact now stands the crown of the head. ed to mince meat, about 4 table- laughed him right out of Jail. Mrs..Straughan won the ticket aell- out." she said, ‘‘that In no country quired to put her afloat.was to flood If 3'ou like a bobbed effect around spoons to a pie. lief of home owners and tbe unem- the dock. She la the first vessel Three pounds quinces, 1 ployed. ers' prize of five dollars. There which has experimented with un- your face, cut the hair In front of SALE # were 19 other cash prizes ranging employment Insurance has the sys- ever constructed end launched here your ears, curl tbe ends and then pounds apples, 2 cups sweet cider, Virtually all of the leading candl- datea appeared In some part of the from $6 to 1100* tem broken down, even In the pres- In this manner. roll the longer locks Into a flat bun. sugar. (Quality) state last night to press their esm- If you decide to have 4>anga, try the Pare, quarter and core quinces pelrn. ___ ' Star of the East, R. B. P. No. 13 new two-way ones that start In the and apples. Put into a baking dish LADIES* HOSIERY SPECIAL American Coal entertainment committee will meet middle of the head. When you get with elder, cover and bake in a slow A. C. 70 tonight at Washington Social club tired of them, you can part your oven until fruit Is tender. Add Sarvlee aad Chlilon. Choirr at 8:00 sharp. A chairman will be hair on the side. water as necessary. The cider will e s Irregnlai* of Dainty Dot STOLEN EXPLOSnfE elected and preparations made for . and while weWe pairs Company thicken and be absorbed and the ■ $1 RANGE OIL the second annual concert and F R E D E. W E R N E R Anderson A Noren offer you a mixtura must be kept moist enough r- ' :'.' . r " ^w:pr Price List FOUND BY POLICE dance. The following Sir Knights -INSTRUCTOR real week-end treat. Richardson to prevent scorching until tender. SHEET CURTAIN COUCH COVERS are urged to be present: F. Cran- A Robbins 18 ounce jar of chicken When tender, measure and add 1 cup talking about cigarettes A-*-'" Full Slie ston. K. McGeown, J. McCollum. E. BLANKETS. Stove...... $14.00 7V2C galf (Continued from rage One) and egg noodles for 27 cents. si^ar to each cup of fruit C!ook, 70xM atnflr SPECIALS 69c Vennard, H. Tedford, D. Morrison, stirring constantly until thick and Block Plalda 1 liot Cliwe-out Egg ...... $13.75 (Right Prices) E. McCauley, J. MeCtoughey, E. P IA N O and O R G A N Fitted and swagger coats over JeUy-Uke. Pour Into steriUxed Jelly I don't suppose you were ever in The mystery surrounding Its theft Swain. J. Walker. H. Trotter, J. glasses and cover with paraflne. SASH remained as deep as ever. Herron end W. Henderson. one-piece dresses are ensembles of 79c 50c pair CURTAINS Nut...... ,. .$13.75 The 10 pea green cans, contain- great versatility. They can go any- a warehouse where they were stor- FUEL OILS '* It's time to stock up Run of the Mill ing the chocolate brown granular Rev. WlUlam F. Frazier of Hart- Fall T e r m N o w Started where—even to dinner and the thea- CANNON 1 Lot Ecru Neta Pea ...... , . .$12.00 substance were discovered by Chief ford the new general superintendent ter. A shining example of how- on bathroom towels ing hogsheads of tobacco. Anyway BATH TOWELS Full Width 15c pair gal. Nichols and other officers, beneath of the (Connecticut conference of Studio: 128 West Street Phone 3333 becoming this type really can be when you hear about Iwrye Slie 59c pair Buckwheat .. $10.00 a high ledge. (Congregational and Christian consists of a one-piece dress with the bargain at Hale's. herds something interesting: 1 LOT DAMASK (Service) A handful of scrap paper, once a churches, will be Inaugurated at a black woolen skirt and gold, red Huge cannon towels 25c 1 Lot Ruffled DRAPES Soft Coal .... $8.50 powder magazine Inspection slip, meeting to be held Wednesday eve- and black plaid taffeta bodice. The that are high, wide and Uggett& Myers, tbe people who While, Cream, Kcru Lined lying la a pathway, 600 feet nortli ning at the Second (Congregational fairly long coat. In black wool to handsome that are worth twrlce the MATTRESS Coke ...... $12.75 Charles R. of Broad Bridge avenue. Stratford, church. Waterbury. Rev. John M. match the skirt, haa a high collar money and marked down to 39 cents make Chesterfields, have about 4H 69c pair .i;u 9 led to the discovery. CHtlef Nichols Phillips of Center Congregational of Persian lamb that closes on tbe a piece! COVERS sides and' slopes down over the TwIB( Thrae-<)nar- said. church, Hartford, will speak, and miles of storage warehouses where I Lot Cottage Seta 1 LOT DAMASK These Are Cash Prices. Found In n Hole prayer will be offered by hla pre- aboulder line. The fabrics and colors that go In- tera and Full o m Magnell R BI la Voile LINED Three of the cans, all of which decessor, Rev. Rockwell Harmon to the new formal clothes are as they age the tobacco. 97c Bern aad Cream DRAPES 13 Lihe Street were stolen Monday night from Potter, who Is how dean of the Hart- Swedish readers will be Interest- luxurious as the designs themselves. Dotted Maniniaettf. “Riverside Drive Manchester the Remington Arms U.M.C. reser- ford Theological seminary. Several ed to know that Hale's Self Serve Lame, velvet, satin, heavy crepe 3-Lb. Seraaton Nrta, Etc. $1.98 vation. were sitting upright in a other excellent speakers will bo haa a new shipment of breads, cook- and real lace are featured U)rougb- Down South where they To Your Drive” DIAL 6078 hole beneath the rocks. sU other heard at the sessions to be held on ies and all sorts of delicacies for out the collections. Dark reds, rich Home Stitched 97c pair cans were contained in a burlap Swedish Smorgosbord. greens, purple and fuchsia tones, grow tobacco folks say . .. All W hite bag 20 feet away beneath another both Wednesday and Thursday. BATS 1 Let Reduced To soft browms and black are Import- SINGLE section of tbe ledge while the lOtb ant ItsMBlM can was wedged tightly under the Tbe fabrics which make fall It’s no wonder so many BLANKETS Strange as It seeitas, most coutur- $1.34 pair 7\ It had ped modification of the greyhound shade. tasting cigarette. 4RX36 .29c been identified by J. H. Ritchie, Bbouette With—sometimes— tulle nx99 .$1.09 $1.19 foreman of the chemicad manufac- Ivols to break the hemline, or In Fair sex wins again! Every DEMONSTRATION turing department of the Reming- • glamorous robe de style whose woman attending the State Theater ton Company. 111 skirt apraye out at the floor, Wednesday or n u rsd a y evenings OF THE Motive a Mystery WlU receive one piece of the 84 piece The recovered explosive wss then Have you served Just about every dinner set given away. If you're placed In another magazine In the deeeert you ever heard of, and are reaUy smart you won't skip a week! THE TEXTILE STORE park to await transfer to its former jrou lo n ^ g for something new? 849 Main Street Manchester resting place as soon as the original How about persimmons and cream? Wilson magazine locks have been repaired. Different and delicious. Oarrone’s They were smashed by the thieves. have some grand looking perslm- James 8. Chasmar, works man- mona—3 for 28 cents. ager of tbs Remington Company, lOOUiOL/a/atw termed the recovery "a great piece WONDER CLEANER of detective work. LATEST PROCESS FOR CLEANING The discovery came after Nichola Montreal la New Yorii. 103.48%: and several aldqa had aearched the FOREkaiEXCHANGE New York In Montreal.I, 97.62%. - HOUSEWIVES — RUGS, TAPESTRIES. OVER-STUFFED FURNITURE N—Nolnlnal SEETHE woodland bordering tbe park for tter Gager, widow of Judge Shortly before tbe polno] waa ^ l e ^ 4.92H: 80 day bUla, 4.WH Edward B. Gager of the Conner- DEMONSTRATION 801 MAIN ST. fpxmd. however. Chief Nichols said JjM c e deman, 6.88%; 4>cables, 8.- cut Supreme <3ourt of Errora, died be waa certain the theft waa well <»«mand, 8.82%; cables, last night at Griffin hcspttal foUow- OF , planned and that more than one Uig a week’s nineee. Mrs. Gager Next to Blish Hardware person participated. Demande: was born In Ansonia and wae 72 Belgium, 33.49; Germaay, 40.80; yeara of age. She married Justice mLSbN'S WONDER CLEANER SEE CElLLtANT METEOE Holland, 68.32; Norway, 34.74; Swe- SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6th 9 A. M. - 6 P. M. Gager in 1888, and since then haa Sat., Oct. 6th 9 a. m. to 6:30 p. m. C A R Y G R A N T den, 28.40; Denmark, 21.M; Fin- made her home in this dty. Justice AT 801 MAIN STREET—Next To Bliah Hardware. Providence, R. I., OcL 5.—(AP)— land, 2 JO; Swltserland. 83JM; Bpola Gager died in 1023. neanlag Raga. Tapeatrlea. Orer-atnBed Fur- Any Lady That Brings A Small 3* x 5* Rug A brilliant meteor flashed scrota the FRA NCES DRAKE 4.48%; O rM ^ Mrs, Gager is survived by three ktW WeadwMtu sky to tbe southeast of Providence Starts S U N D A Y .98%; Poland, 10.09; Ceecho-Blo- aotia and one daughter aad seven To This Store Saturday Morning Between a t 1:4S tbia morning, leaving a red o d a y an d Sa turd ay vakla, 4J1; Jugo-Slavla, 2A1; Aua- grandchUdrea, also two M st^ MONBAT irU N U B A T BATVW M Between A. I tria, 19.03N; Hungfiiy, S0.08N; the cigarette that’s MILDER 9 and 11 O’Clock, Can Havd It Cleaned trail behind It Mrs. E. Sheppard Gortbr aad Mias »08A NINO CKITC . I fFae aC Oharga With Re ObUgatloaa To Bny. TIM meteor resembled a hall of Rumania, 1.02; Argentine, S2A7N; Lucia H. (^tter, both of Derby. •pU> HT OAnMAMN-RICHABOB CO. Free of Charge! white firs of c.msiderAbt* else, l u Brazil, 30.0SN; Tolcyo, 38B8; Funeral oervtcea win be hdd Sun- PONSELLB MAITINI STVlCKCOtB’ ' ■ 11 Piarfe BtreaL Tewa 0 SmiEO ^ a n g h a L 88J)0; Hongkong, 40.00: the cigarette that TASTES better brilliance was undlmlnlshed as it day afternoon a t 3:80 o’clock. Inter- V ezteo a ty , (aUver peso), 87B5; KbstcLANKn r a c a n n u an» caoiof dlsappeai:ed behind high buildings. ment win be in Oak CUff oemeteiy. • »5f UetH^HtmallBtteooQb 9P.BL (B.8.T.)—c ...... ,,

f 1-. '? A U f r u u n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1984 list waa tabled natS tba Mareb South Windaer wOl bo in mmtom at meeting as Is euatomary. Tba re- the to w n HaU TuSBdag. Octebar 8 from a.m..tU p.nL, for tbo dues were eoUectod. Next w* hod w places. After eveiy one waa set- INSDIi ON TRIAL WAnm port at tba board at flBaaaa tvas ap 9 1 8 horseshoe formation and plans were BO taUed until tba Marob wssfliif puipooo at ravlalBg tbo eaucua Hat STATE NRA ROAD Condition Of ENGLISH PEERESS MGRT tled each patrol chose a' leader, cor- DAILY RADIO PROGRAM How Are Women Faring end reeaivlHg tbs to bq mad* HaL dtacussed about what the girls wish- poral and a name. Patrol 1, Lead- The first meeUng at th* Ladles' JflaB JaiM N ew b em . daughter of ed to do this winter. er, Alice Preston, Corporal, Mar- Soldiers of Fortune Out FOR MAR FRAUD AuxUlary of Ute Aba B. MUIer Post, Mr. and Mrs. Ltallc W. Nawbarry of State Roads BE VANDEBRIIT WITNESS CM They or* oil in favor. of a "hot- porie Olson, Noma, BAglets.' Patrol PRIOAV, OCTOBIR • (C M tnl aad Bm Utb Stmadud Tim*) In the World of Today? American Legion, was held Wed- South Windsor, has rotiAtod to PLANS ADVANCING dog" roost for neat'Moaday night's 3, Leader, Moiy Bolimiky, Corporal, Matoi An Dr««nuii* t* Imy *ad but* cb*lw *r arenp* th«r*ef anlti* «p**l* naoday cveni^ a t the Legloa hall Colby Junior College, at Mew Lon- Deaths Last Night Seoai meeting. Mary Miner, Nome, Oriole*. Patrol Because of the Depression, M i*|,n«u<«i loelud** •J»TmH»bl» •uUoru. don, N. H-, where ah* ia aBraUad ia MarehloiiBss of Mflford-HsTon A new aong "The Wanderer” was Tokyo. Oct g.—(AP)—JapBaasBAharo than ta tha ptiadpal waaUm for tha purpose of orgaaluig and Road condltitxM and detoim la 8, leader, Barbara Lundberg, Cor- Prvfrtm* wibjwrt t* *b*iifl*> W. K Cant. Batt. electing officers. Margaret the college preparatory couret. the Stats of Connecticiit mad* nec- Seeks Lnwyera’ Advice About learned tost week and the glrle prac- poral, Alice Bennett, Name, Hawks. •too— 7:00—Myri *Bd Margt — aaatl nations. News Los Angeles, Oct. 8.—(AP) —a NBC-WBAF NBTWORK t* B* ABBOuBtad—watt _ Once Powerful Utilities Mag- womaa ara Bmargiag from thalr Pabner of East Hartford, premdent There were twelve membeni of Lob AngaloB—Andrew J. Oallag- 12 if 18 Higinray P rojkts essary by hlgharay coaatructlca and Snllititr to New York. ticed It today. Lorraine Coleman TToop 4 bos eight tenderfoots,-ten He claims to have, bought his wgy. •Atio — ■*rti ««*r «i» wMi wile •i14— 7:14—Juat PlalB Bill—aaat: Ta epic and ^aa bous^ of wood aad at tba IsidleB' Auxiliary of th* F irst Wapping Grange wtao motored to ban, 45, vice pneatdent of Technicol- oUing announced by the Connecticut and Olga Brosowski danced a clog second-class, 3 first-class and one Take it from Major Gaston de Prida, ■ out of In front of firing.squads at «J*r wtM «ob «fl «llt »tbr «r« wyy Ba ABnauflcad-watt: Oreh.—data ManUng. O ct '5.—(AP>— In District was in charge of the meet- Good Will Orange last Wedneoday or, ine., motion deture firm. Highway Department as of Oetobsr London, Oct. 8.— (A P) — Th* dance. Wanda Tysk tap-danced. golden eaglet. Before closing two soldier of fortune of the Richard bis revolutionary opponents. •|40— 7:40-Tlia •aranadart — aaat; nafe at Bar of Jnitice at paper aad today they bm awra diB- cailna, for tba most p art It's still a evemlxig, whara they 'attended the May Griswold played tome tong Harding Davis era, this depression | “Money talks — and saves Mv**?* WBM ven wee*wbe wow wd«f «kb( •tudla Upataira—Dial*: Nuaaa Or* ing. Now Terk—Franklin Simoa, 88. CMipleted 15 M ontb a, 1934., MarchiMieas of Miiford-Havsn was games were played and the meeting NOntHWBIT A CAN API AN — wt«) abaatra-watt , tiuit borixoiw ia tba flelds of eom- man’* world. . But bar* In tba Na- medal meetiiig of East Central Importer and founder of Franklin hits OB the piano. ended with the singing of The Gold- hqn ju st about ruined bis vocation. remarked the major. "With aueegf 4:4d— 7:44—Boaka Cartar, Talk—ba> Mr. and Mra Roy Burnham and Ro'it* No. U. 8. 1—Groton. Gro- busy today making arrangements The' 'Twentieth National Girl b* b»ta ••b* w W .Wyr «r*t.«fcf merca aad iaduitry Tbay bava Jobs. tional capital, woman bava mad* a Itomona Grange No. 8. Betwesn Binum and Co.. Fifth nveitoa da- ton and Stonlngton road Is being Scout convention ia to be held at The meeting was adjourned at five en Sun and Taps. ‘"^ere may be a place for the sol-; having gone from th* fans of tto lUTM — wy»* wrra* wta wl*» alo: BatwaaB tht BtahtBda-^-waat Last in Chicago. Tba tradltloaal raatrietlona oa tbair family amd Thomas Nicholson will dler, but there's no fortune," says lew*** wlod w*m i w w b w*pl tM— 0d)O—Baay Acaa—aaat; Carltan rasl baglMing In shaking off tba leave th* latter part of this week 338 and 380 patrona wero presm t. pnrtment atom. After Fmd Is AvaDable. oiled fo r 8 mllea. for a possible hurried trip to New the Hotel Statler in Boston, October o’clock by singing. "The Embers of Scribe, Marjorie Mitchell. earth — well, th«r* won’t be maiiy Swkj* *«mb kvoo wkjr wf*» wbmp kpre A Craig—Dlxia: Orchaatra—watt social Uvas ara Tooaealag up to a ebacklaa of tradltton. As a conaa- and a ctess of 88 received into the Chicago—Mra. Blim Pateo, 87, Campfire", "The Golden Sun,’" and the major who haa been temporarily more soldier* of fortune.”. 4:44 — BdwlB C. Hlira_Com. for Camden, Ms., where they will Route No. 2—Olastmibury and Tdrlc to appear lit court aa a wlt- 34-36. Pre-Convention training will ml kth» kth» »•<>« »*»• 7: marked aBtaat la this mighty littla quanca epoaisora of tba Weman'a Pomona O ra^e. The Doan Vlvtan hcBored aa tba otdeat patron at Cbl- nes* In behalf of Mra. Gloria Van- "Taps." embarrassed several times by being, De Prida, the son of a SponiA MOUNTAIN—koa kdyi k«tr teh? Bianta—batic: Blua Ohadaa—Dlxia: Chicago.—(AP)—A eeurt dark vlatt at tha home of Mrs. Louisa Marlborough. New London road. be offered at (h* Hotel Statler on Troop 6 on the wrong side of several .Mexl-! PACIFIC COA«T—k«o kfl k»» komo Mary, dtaBBo A VI—watt empire, wbar* formarly an laar- movament by tba Kouomlntang, tba Wentworth Burnham, a former pieturea were greatly enjoyed wben .CoanBcUeut'a highway deportmont Shoulders are being oiled for 4 derbilt. Monday and Tuesday, October 22 May, Griswold, Scribe. , mother and a Mexican father, wp/i khq kfni ku r kyu kpn 7:10— IdO — Caurt af HumaB Rala< raad the name of Samual Inaull. riages were "arraaged'’ by parcaU, given by the state master and hla Few T erk—Johnny Bekbardt, 73. Our first regular meeting was held can and Central' American revolu-i born in New Orleans where h* 'wqs liana—baalc: Bmarltn Orchaatra— National Party, woman In tneraaaing teacher at Wapping achool aad is. Bioking nqild use of th* 83385,- miles. She left her West Bhid flat before and 38. c*iit Bait- A white-haired man of 74 roM Uicfe ara aow aa iacreaatag aumber numbern are antarinX flelds one* wife, Mr. and Mia. Frank h. Padt of noted boxing reforoo 60 yean aga. 8 a. m., presumably for a secret Troop 8 win hold their first meet- Troop 3 on Friday. Sept. 28. Wo were oil tlons. I many years a bantamweight boxsr, Dlxia; Atal Lift Drama*—waat Pleasant Valley achool. 740 granted to it by the Fedet^ gov- Rout* No. 4—Sharoa-Corawan glad to see our Scout friends after .-iS. 4M— iMA-Clpt.- Tim M**ly. »UmM 7:44— 0:44—J. Haakftra. Bong*—waat from tha chair along tha north wail of marriages ia which love does at* monopolisad by man. An uasuece^ul search for two Kent. Refreshments were served ernment as the etete's ehoro of the rendeivous with her solicitor with ing on Monday,, October 8 at the The first regular meeting of •too—To ■* Amwow—*-««■< 4:04— 4dl4—Th* March of Tim* by Good WIU Grange. Tha Bart of Darby iaangurated road. From OornwaU bridge eight Troop 3 was held Monday, October their . summer vacations. Captain •ilO— Oii*—Tom Ml«—mldw. rpt 1:14— 4:14-Hollywood Hotal—<• to * of' tha fadaral court room, and re- Uie arraaglag. Ones dantad tba privUaga of avan tall, thin, dark complexloned men 3400,000,000 highway appropriation miles west. Grubbing, grading and whom she said she would confer be- Hollister Street School, a t 4 ;00 p. •:1»- tilb-ProM Nadio Naa^woaX 4:10—14:44—Malodlaa from Callfornl* . But ia such nsatters as coacera talking about national affairs, wo- has bsoD canduetad by Constable Th* registrars of th* Town ea Derby races ia England la 1780. fore a final decision on whether she m. 1 at the Natban Hale school. Our Agard and Lieutenant Waroock had live in the vicinity of Center atreet >iM- OiiO-Marloo MaAfoA sponded "Here.” tiiCiuded In the original National In- InatalUng culverts. Opra to traffic. charge of this meeUng. Forming a may meet the.captain and girls at • i ^ «itt—BUly •atahtlor'i •k«uh 10:04—11 rt»-F*t* Waller—aaat: Myrt the feminism of other laada, tba man today are bolding joba in avary (Seoig* Stone, aa a result of s hold- dustrial Recovery Act, and therhby Route No. U. 8. 6—Enfield. Hart- would sail. Troop I new. captain replacing Captain •i0»- 7i00—T* Bo AniMuntad and Marge—aaat , The curtain was up In th* drama little womfa of Jitpaa are fa r be- The Marquess of Milford-Haven, Wilkie is Mrs. B. Bickmore. We circle, a few of our old songs were the corner of Spruce and Center 10:14—11:14—Lean Balataa Ore.—aaat; iiapartmant of govanunant up ia front at th t home of Dr. Rob- has cooperated to the fullest extent ford-Springlleld road. 8H mUes of Our first meeting Was opened sung. Pieces of different pictures Tfledkated.! •l1*- Ti1»-®*ii* A OI*B—toot A oob Kanry Butaa Orchaatra—mldwaat of th* United States raraua Insult blad, and seemingly make no pro- who is a cousin of King George, held patrol comers and elected new streets at 10:15. The rest of the •ilA- Tiio-lran* BordonI—woaf oiily 10:14—11:14—LaoB Balaaco O rc h .-b a - Tha legislative yuan, ona of tba ert a. SUIT Bt Station 86H, South IB helping to achieve the employ- retnforeed concrete pavement is un- with ti#o games played outdoors. were,passed around and when the meeting was devoted to playing Ingredients of Vietra • • « - Tld*-Pr*Bk Book JuboN »«rl*l and hli eo-defandanta for allqged gieaa. The nMvemeat to obtrUn the highMt governing botUas of tha Windsor. John Kasavage, 34, who der construction. Open to traffic. ridiculed published reports that his After going inside we sang a few patrol leaders as follows; Jessie alo; Bari HInaa Orahaa.—inidwcat use of the mails to defraud In con- ment objective of the act, a check little , Phyllis Clarjke, Marjorie pieces were matched the girls who volley ball in the fym. The meeting VapoRub in Convenisnt Cendy Pbrat) t.-OO— OtOO-datalea OfaooBol^to e 10:44—11:44—Chat. Barnat Orchaatra yote for women baa baan auapaaded nation, baa tbrea women members. Uv*B at Station S7ti, was returning Up on the various projects. being Enfield. Sprinrteld road. Shoulders wife had visited Buckingham Pal- songs and elected the followuig: ...... - Abo L»Bi»B 11M —12:04—Harbla Kayt't Orchaatra nection with th* eoUapM of his far- from East Hartford about 1 o'clock ace "apparently “to explain her con- Labey. The girls played many held them formed the different elosed with the singing of Taps, ady Act 11:1^12:44—Oan Auata A Orahaatra since the conquest of Manchuria Beautiful FaO Days Ahead carried out with this money reveal- are belhg oiled for 4 miles. Patrol leader^ Edith Chapin, Evelyn patrols. Patrol corners were then flung, four billion dollar utiUtlei three yea.-s ago, Japan has been too Saturday morning and as be naared Route No. U. 8. 6—Coventry. nection with the Vanderbilt case." McDonald, Annemae Krob, ^ tty games such as "Streets and Alleys” Scribe, Pyllis Barrett. 1t«4— ijOB-Danaa Hour—wabo A w set-up. ShanghttI, O c t 6.—(A P)-^A n Im- ed today. and "Poor Pussy." The meeting held in which patrol leader and as- busy to get excited about women’s ad pbraaa “lAuUaa flrat" la mak- tba home of Dr. Starr two maskad Bolton-PhoenixvlUe road ia being “That is utterly false,” he said. Woodruff; Corporals, Irene Dougan, VICKS GOUGH DROP lOiOA-ttme—Book Of th* Nowi. Talk NBC-WJZ NETWORK It marked another dramatic mo- According to a statement by High "She ba* not been near Bucking- closed by having a good-night cir- sistants were chosen. The names .SAFETY FIK.ST ia,10—1111»—Ooo. •torBay'a Orchattri right*. an ImpraaaloB In this aactlon of men Jumped from behind a badge oiled for 3. mllee. Soutbbury. Con- Louisa Burr, Dorrine Davis, Ethel of the patrols were,also decided. A —b a a l c : 0 *bo aod OI»b—watt ipt • A4IC — fact: ala wbi-wbta wbal ment in th* odirssey of th* depoced C and. under a threat to ahoot aeareh- Commissioner John A. MaC' struction of new retaining wail to ham Palace. Whether she goes to Donahue; Flag Bearers and Color cle at which we sang The Oolden lOiSO—I1i»0—Praddla Martio Orehttlra wham kdka wgar w]iajr wlw artyr wmal: utilitlei czar who had flad abroad But women are bobbing tbelr hair, China. Jd, within a year aad three Sun and Taps. game called swing the rubber was MIdwttt: weky kyw wenr wla kwk aad atandarda of dreaa, beauty, *d tha man, taking five doUara from hold -up railroad embankment at America is up to her lawyers.” Guards: Evelyn, Hess, Flora Taylor,' Cleveland—Guy W. Jacobs of a 11A0—1-N*laH Klrbtry. BarltoBt kwer koll Wrrn wmaq kto wkbf two yraars befora and stavad off juc- Tba CSiineaa woman of the old atha after the money became The Marquess said he understood Scribe, Marjorie Lohey. played after which a good-night cir- 1t!5—UMA-Htrald Otern Orahtijra taste, and mental attitudes are Mboel still walks » faw fast bablnd hlB blU fold. Lake 2Soar. A short section of one- LilUan Linnell and June BIckmore. cle was held followed by a court of Steubenville. Ohio, ice company was 11,1^12:10—Oray OordoB Orahtttra NORTHWBBT A CANADIAN — wtml cesaiva attampU by tha United Mr. and Mra. Ellaworth Stough- lilable on July 1, 1933, 12 of the aray traffic la necesjMry. the former Lady Furness, Mrs. Van- Two more new games wero played supposed to read a paper at the Na- wlba ktip Wabo wday kfyr cret cfcf States government to extradite bim. changing inexorably. Deep social and bar husband on the Btreat But tba > T r o o p 4 honor meeting in front of the CBB-WABC NETWORK SOUTH — wrva, wptf arwno wit wjax ton war* guBsts at th* bom* of Mrs. 18 NIRA highway improvement prO' Route No. U. 8. 6A—Farmington- derbilt’s twin sister, who is expected after which good-night circle was tional Safety Congro.s.T on prevention wfla.waun wlod warn wmc wab wapi Trail Ended in Istanbul economic forces are driving toward modam woman it abraaat of him on Stoughton's Bister, In TannersvUle, Jects have been completed, three in London tonight from Paris, would The first meeting was held at 6:30 school. Eleanor Gordon was chosen BABIC—Baali wabo wada woko wcao wjdx wtmb kvoo wky wf»* wbnp koro emancipation. . West Hartford. Farmington cut-off. formed. A short court of honor troop treasurer and Arline Ncl.son, of accidents in the ice business. ■ waA ar«ao w»r wkbw wlna whk eklw The trail led from New York to the atreet and aecially and Intellec- N. Y., recently. others will be completed by Novem- sail immediately for America and was held at which Ruth Mozely was Friday evening, at the Lincoln His paper \vn.s read fdr him. He wdro wtaa i^aa waan arfbl wipd wliv woal kibt ktha waoa wave } France, thence to Italy and Oreec.?, Nearly a million women have left tually. 3 miles of reinforced concrete under School with an attendance of twen- scribe. Plans were made for a sup- arinaa ivbea; Mldwaali wbbm wfbm MOUNTAIN-koa kdyl kalr k«hl At a abort aad barmonioua town ber and three others will be finished cotistnictlon. would be Joined on the ship by her made secretary. There will be ’ a was home with a broken leg. PACIFIC COAST—kao kfl kgw komo and ended in Istanbul on a Greek their secluded homes to work In tex- Cklang Kal-8bek, China’s dicta- meeUng the reports of the town brother, Harry, Hays Morgan, now ty-one. The formal opening was per hike next Friday. Oct. 5 to South kBiba imoa wowo what at- 'r.y next June, thus completing the Route No. U. 8. 7—Danbury. court of honor at Captain Smith's Main street. Girls arc requested to ■ABT—wPd wbp wibw whto wlba wfta khq kftd kftr kpo frrlgh'tei-. No multl-mlllionalre'a tile mllla. Half *. million more wo- tor, la appeialbig to tba nation's wo- fleers were accepted. First Select- Batlre program. In France. omitted because of the vast amount wore wteo efrb abac Cant Bait. Danbury-New Milford road. Shoul- house Tuesday after school. Our bring'what'they wish to cat for Whiskey was believed to be a i entourage accbmpanled iniull then. men are In other forms of industry. man to taka mora prominent puts man Arthur J. Carney asked that The present status of the 18 con- new members are June" Bickmore of business necessary. Marion DIXIE—w(*t wifa wbre aoam wdod 4:14— 4:74—The Singing Lady—aaat He made the trip back to the United Thua fai in spite of feeble begin- dera ara being oiled for f milee. Ca- Montie waa re-elected treasurer and supper. concoction of hearts and tongues I kira wrao wlao wdau wino krid wrr 4:44— 4:44—Orphan Annie—ratt only in all phases of the nation's Ufa. tha matter at obtaining gravel for tracts was reported by Commis naan and North Canaan. South Ckt- TRIED BY THEIR PERR8 and Jean Clarke, (tran.sferred), and ktrh ktiA WAOo komt wdbo woni vbt 4:04— 4iOA-Jack Barger A Orcheatra Stales in the custody of authorities. nings of a birth control movement. Woman In China may not vota. town roads from Anthony PetralUs Colorado Springs, G>1.—Four Colo- Marjorie Mitchell was given the Scribe, Arline Nelson. by the North American Indians, i vdM wblf vdbj wirvii wmbf «sjt 4:34— 4:14—Dorothy Pag* A Orchat. Once he was a member of S5 aloner Macdonald aa follows: aaan road is being oiled for 8 mllee. Nancy Pa,^,ley. We' had as our l)ccauso they feared nothing and It baa not been necessary for the But It la aald that the parson who he tabled until the March meeting, Torrlngton; 0.76 mile of concrete rado college freshmen were tried by guejt, Mrs. Bickmore,. future cap- position of scribe. The troop also wmhr wml4 ktal kfk® ^ . , 4:44— 4:44—Praaa.Rtdla Ntwa—wja boards of directors, chairman of 65, Cornwall. CorawaU bridge road is voted to change the hour of meet- Troop 9 talked volubly after drinking. MtDWttT->«eah wfl wmt wmbd wlin 4:44— 4i44^U*w*ll Themat — eaat: war lords to teach wromen thelt exerta tba greataat tnfluanca In Dic- because of legal difficulties which BB R o u t e N o . 4 , c o m p le te d . being oiled for 4 miles. North Ca- members of their own fraternity, tain of troop 3. vlbw kfb kfab «*Rbn wcco wtbt kaej Orphan Annit—rapaat to mldwett and president of 11 companies. Ha highest duty la to product aon* to tator Cblaag-Kal-Sbak In all things entered into the matter. The'qucf- convicted and punished for an at- Scribe, Peggy Lee Woodruff. ing to 6:00 o'clock. New patroIS' The meeting was opened with the amax • :04— 7d)^-Ambt 'n' Andy—aaat only gave ordere, with none to question Waterbury: 3.60 miles of concrete naan. Ashley Fan* road ia being oU- were chosen in an effort to scatter MOUNTAIN—kvor kic koh ktl 1:14— 7i1S—Willard Roblton Orchoit serve tha fatherland. The birth rate, ia a woman, hla wife. Sha studlad at tion of ptocing a tax on the grand raaiiifacing on Route No. 8, from eJ for 1 mile. tempt to steal gasoline from an horse shoe formation. Patrol cor- COAST — kbj koln Wre kol kfpy kvl 4:14— 7:14—Rod Davlo, Dramatic him. Now the government ques- although declining, it still hi|[bcr Wallealy OoUaga. automobile at PuebI6. the girls and to have some older and ners were formed and attendance FD AN KLIN^is «/%> kfbk kml kwf ktrn kdb krmb k*b 6:44— 7i44—Dantaroui Paradito tions some of the activities of. the Main street north - through Water . Route No. 8—Laying storm sewer Troop 3 some younger girls in each patrol. villa to the end dT the present state in the town of Thomaaton. Open to The penalty—"fifty licks"—was Troop II held its second meeting ano dues were taken. We worked CiBi. Bata. 7:04— liOO—Irani Rish Borlal Act pyramided utUitlea concern whoNe This waa done In a novel way. Eiach on scout work until eight. We talk- KEMP'8 4;40— li4d — RablBttB Crut*. 7:14— 4114—Liigua of Ooooncy Talki eharei rose to dizzy heights — ano linproveffient, completed. traffic. suggested by the fraternity and ap- a t Nathan Hale school, Monday girl was given a slip of paper on N. T. Btata: To Ba ABBtuBtad— 7:10— 1:14—Bugona Pryo, Baritona most abused device in the radio And EnJojr That Extra Margin of Safety Found Only la Bridgeport; 1.40 mllea of sheet Route No. 8 and 30—Winchester. proved by Pueblo and Coloradq night after school. Ueutenant Greer ed over plans for a hike. Those Who D A N C E Q Ili Inc. chain 7:44— 4:41—Klng'a Ouird Qbirtot crashed. Insull answers "here,” .snd which was written the name of plan to go are to meet Captain 1,00— 4:00—H. V. XalttBborB—aaat: 4:04— 1:04—PkU Harrla A Orchaatra theater. When a producer wishee to asphalt on a concrete base on the Constructing bridge and cut-off on Springs police. Said “licks" were ad- was in charge aa Captain Durkeb is 4:10— 4:10—Ployd OIbbont Shaw—to e c:efends himself with eight attor- cover up wealenese in the plot, or Overnight A, new location. Open to traffic. some nature subject that would be Sutherland in front of the Metho- Bay taaut Prtd.—mldwaai neys. hy-paas route between U. S. Route ministered ill the municipal court out of town. found in a swamp, open woods or l:1»— 4:11 — Btbby Banaan — aaatl 4:04—10:00—MInttrolt of tht Radio ■tnicture, or to gat over rough Route No. 18—'Vernon and Tol- room. dist (Church, Saturday morning Cbuma—rXalt; tkippy—mldwatt *:S4—10:14—To B* Announced Once no Important Chicago social No. 1 and Route'No. 8, completed. First we held patrol corners and meadow. We then bad to find our promptly at 10 o’clock. Girls who The R.ockliffe Oil Company 1:10— OilO-Iddla Ocalty, Faatball— 10:04—11:04—Chaa, Davit Orcheatra— function was considered a success spots, say* Brown, ho frequenUy Newa Norwalk: 030 mile of bituminous land. .Vernon Center road Is being Read The Herald Advs. aaat; Thraa Brawo Boar* — watt: eaat: Amot 'n‘ Andy—watt repeat will inject extraneous sounds, the and concrete resurfacing on West oiled for 4 miles. Stafford. Stafford- Jack Armatrang—mldwaat rapaat 10:10—11:14—Dance Muile Orcheitra vdihout his presence. He was a idea being to distract th* listener Unlon road is being oiled for about 4:44— 4|44—WemtB'a Oolf—baalo 11:04—liiO^Paul Pendarvle Orcheetra leader In the biislnesz world, a avenue (U. 8. Route No. 1), com' 4:44— 0:44—Prata-Radla ----- 11:B- - l i : l 6 —B, Madrlguert Orchaatra prttron of the theater and the arts. so that the artistic blemishes will be Provldaaea, It L—Kannath Bataa j^eted. H mile. Shoulders for 3 miles. He gave the Chicago Civic opera a covered up. When the play heads of Central Falla, vetoran clerk in the TIRES Weet H artford: 2.80 miles of Vernon. ToUand turaptke (be^n- Into a situation difficult to portray, Pawtucket poetoffice, was com- Ttre#tone nlng qt Interoection with Manches- skyscraper home and built for him- bituminous concrete on U. 8. Route 0:00—Phil HAiris and his tirrhes- Brown thinks that for the director mitted to Jail in default bf ball after Sentinel List Sale Special ter-Rockville road ending east self an EngUeh style penthouse on to simply signal for noise is a poor Tjqpe Prides No. 8 from the Farmington town of Intersection of Bolton-Rockvllle tra. Its top. It waa his toWh home. His being charged with embexzlement of Price Price Tubes GUARANTEE line to a point 1,000 feet from Main 9;3 0 ~ n o y d Olbbona. solution to the problsm. (3 from th* malls. road). 3 miles of reinforced con- country Setatc waa^ staffed with 4.50x20 .$5.50.. .$4.70. ..$1.08 Flreeteaee ara street. West Hartford, completed. crete pavement is under construc- WTiC 10:00—A1 Bemard-Paul Dumont eervante. Denblee In Voire Rutland, Vt.—Police seek a man Show. On* of th* most pretentious of- 4.50x21 . 5 .7 0 .. . 4.90. .. 1.11 new deobly guar. New Britain.: 0.60 mile of bitumi- tion but open to traffic. all^ \ ■ATtfMd. UOAA Investors Lose Ratings who waylaid 12 year old John Spaf- nous macadam on ShutUe Meadow 10:30—Mayfair orcheatra. ferings of Lawrence Tlbbets was 4.75x19 . 6.10. . 5J20. .. 1.11 onteed tor IS Route No. 16—Colchester. Com- 00,00 W. 1040 B. c . n t J M. NowTthe picture is changed. Hla ford as he walked along the atreet, lUoiitha against good, completed. TravalBfB •readoaaUBi BarrtaB 11:00—Time, weather. beard over WBZ last Tuesday night 5.00x19 . 6 .5 0 .. . 5.55. .. 1.24 *tock bridge-Colchester trunk line. town and country homes are gone. when the famous baritone succesa- leaving th* boy unconscious. all rtMMi haiantet Berlin: 1.30 miles of bituminous Bituminous macadam, length about Cj<^c§lwpplyucjj^ 11:05—Sports Review—Bill Wllllems Hla vast fortune Is said to have been 5.00X20 . 6.75. . 5.75. .. 1.3U aiocodam on Route No. 72, complet- 11:15—CAA'Adet orchestra. fully presented a moat unusual feat and ter Ilia 6 1-3 miles Is under construction. Pflddor. Oetobgr S lost in the crash that brought down .7.25x21 . 7 .9 5 . . 6.80. .. 1.40 Bgalnat all SB. ed. Traffic should avoid this route. . 11:80—Rockefeller Center Rainbow his four billion dollar utilities set- of singing three different roles In ■.8.T. the condensed version of Leoncaval- TYPHOONS KILL 60 6.00x20 H -0 .11.50. 9*85* .. 1.70 fecta. ' Soutbbury and Oxford: 6.00 miles Route No. 20—Granby-Hartland. 4:00 p. m.—llAStwr Muale Hour. Room orchestra. up. Six hundred thousand .Investor! lo's opera, "I Pagliaccl.” Tlbbets .. 1.70 sf concrete on the Seymour-South- Eaat Harland-Weat Granby road. 8:00—•PtDBrAm from New York. 13:00—Hotel Montclair orchestra. In his various utilities enterprises 6.00x21 H .0 .11.75... !lo!lo! bury rood, Route No. 67, completed, 3 miles bituminous macadam under 12:30—Hotel Commodore orcbedtra. also zaw their profits and savings represented Bllvlo, the lover, dram a- Smigon, French Indo-China, Oct. OTHER SIZES PROPORTIONATELY U>W PRICED. •aO-RtiAlgbt SbootdTB. tic baritone; Tonlo, the clown, lyric 8 —Two typhoon* which swept r. New Haven: 3.00 miles of pheet construction but open to traffic. S:t0—ProfTBin from New York. wiped out. bephalt on a concrete base on EioulC' Route No. 32—Norwich, Hont- .*• Where once he rode in luxurious baritone and Canlo, the Jealous acrou Indo-Chlna Sunday and Mon- •:48—Stomp Club. husband, tenor. Wilfred Pelletier, day killed 60 pereone, surveys show- vard, a by-pass beeinning at the In- ville, Waterford. Norwich-New Lon- S.-OO—asoebAU ScbipA. liinouslnee driven by uniformed don road. Shoulders are being oil- chauffeurs, be recently has been Metropolitan conductor directed the ed today. tersection of (Congress (U. S. Route The Sale Everyone Waits For! «;00—WrifhtvfU* ClBrioo. orchestra and the vocal eneemble. MORIARTY BROS. No. 1) and Davenport avenues and ed for 11 miles? •:S0—Pr*M-Rmdlo Nawi. r.iuklng taxis do. Hie residence has Scores of nouaes wer^ wrecked Route No. 63—Watertown. Straits been hla son's modest hdtel apart- Incidentally, Tlbbets, whp ia a and many boats were swamped ny 801-816 Center Street—Corner Broad CKtanding northerly to Whalley MEN'S WE Buy More—YOU Buy More! S;85—Studios Profrem. RADIO: Day By fight fan, aroused tha ire of a front avenue, completed. turnpike. ' 8 miles bituminous ma- f;40—BUIy BotelMlor. jr>tnt. B tidal wav* which follower' the ty- Open 24 Hours Free Road Service cadam under construction. Grading Instead of the regal directors' row patron when ha aroaa at the phoon*. Roods In the Interior were ' Middletown: 0.48 mile of sheet Means LOWER Frices To YOU! |:0O—HAiTlat L«« And Irwin Cow- ' Eastern Standard Time. end of tha third round and yalled hla Phone 8878 asphalt on a concrete base on Route and alylng surface. Open to traffic. SHIRTS ‘ p«r. rooms that once echoed to hla voice, blocked and communication wires Route No. 69—W aterbury. Wa- New York, Oct. 5.—(API— Pre- htad off at his favorite. An Irata were torn down. No. 15, completed. You’ll be sorry if you wait until next week. Stocks are 1:15—ProgrAoi from New York. mier Mussolini of Italy Is to be Insull appears in the auetere sur- fan, who avtdently had bet on the terbury-Prospect road. About 1(4 tiSO—Tta* MusicAl Highway. roundings of a court room, and nn- ''TVoodbHdge': 8.00 miles of land- miles bituminous macadam. Open going down fast. Tomorrow you can save 25 to 30%! heard In this country Sunday morn- other man snapp^ at the opera scaping on the New Haven-Bethony- T:45—'CrsscBnt SerenAder*. ing. WJZ xvill do the broadcasting awers "Here," when his name la ■tar, without knowing who he was: to traffic. 0:00—JedBicA Dragonette. called. W aterbury road, Route No. 63, from Route No. 76—Suflield. Poquo- on this side at 10 o'clock. "Hey, why don't you save that voice the New Haven Town line north, 0:00—Norman Cloutier’e Modem Tuning In tonight: •nd sell It?" Tlbbets considered the nock-Suffield toad. Shoulders ara Concert Orcheetra; Robert Shan- completed. being oiled for 8 miles. WEAF-NBC 8. Orantlnrul Rice; point well taken. Old Lyme and E ast Lym ei 2.50 Big values. Regular 79s. ley, bAritone. 10:30, Gothic cholrlstcrs, new time; H TIC Studio Review R oute No. 80—North Branford- tlSO—One Night Stands. . miles of landscaping on U. S. Route Blue. Tons, Greens, White, 11, F reda M artin orchestra. A series of full-hour programs Guilford-Madison. North Branford- and Fancy. Sizes 14-17. Real Stylel 10:00—Firit NIghter. WBC-CBS—6 p. m.. Return of the WHArSONTHEAlR reminiscent of its old-time studio No. 1, completed. KllUngworth road. About 6H mllea 10:30—Gothic Chortaters. March of Time: 10:00, Hollywood BV JOHN BAUStiLA parties will be Introduced by WTid, Shriron; 6.60 mllea of grading and bituminous macadam pavement. I- 11:00—George R. Holmes' News hotel, new series with Dick Powell; Hartford Saturday night, Oct. 13. gravel surfacing on the Comwall Open to traffic. Killingworth-Madi- from Washington. 10:30, Time change for Kate Smith. .Madcap* Honored The flrat broadcast of tha aeries, Bridge-Sbaron road. Route No. 4, 75 son. Concrete bridge at Nlnevah Tots' Coots 11:18—GeOrge Stemey'a Orchestra. WJZ-NBC-6, Irene Rich, time which ia achadulad for 10:30 o'clock, percent complete, to be finished Nov. to traffic. Warm fltocen CklatkllM 11:30—Fred^e Martin's Orchestra. A spot on the NBC schedule* Suit change; 9:30, return of Phil Baker; coveted by many a dance band lead- win offar aa array of WTIC talent TO THE GASOLINE I, 1934. ' Route No. 84—Groton, Stoning- W armly lined. 13:00 Mtdn.—Weather Forecast. 10:30, Congressman Dlckatein. er haa been awarded Norm Cloutier Including tha popular songstress, Granby; 3.50 miles of bituminous ton. Old Mystic-R. I. line trunk DRESS 13:03 A. m.—Silent. line. Bituminous macadam about Blue only. What to expect: and hla Marry Madcaps of WTIC, Harrtat Laa, tha HarmonbA-s macadam from the Barkbamstead Sizes 1-3 yrs. World Series, 3:15 p. m„ WEAF, Hartfqrd. The Connecticut musi- novelty quartet, "Singing'' Cbwhoy,' town line east to West Granby, IQ mile# In length ia under construc- TROUSERS WJZ-NBC and WABC, CBS. cians are dispatching to New York Marc Wllllama, Baritone Robert Route No. 188, 65 percent complete, tion. Traffic should avoid thia V a lu e! to be finished November 16, 1934. route. Groton. Center Groton’ road Regular $2.98 Football start* Immediately after and the NBC "Rad" chain, a half- Shanley, Sopi;ano Marie Hetlay and is being oiled for 3 milea. World Series: Notre Dame vi. Texas, hour of luncheon music beard every Norman Cloutlar'a NBC network North Branford, Guilford, Madi- For Word Week Only! ! WKAF-NBC and WABC-CBS—Mln- week-day a t 13:30 o'clock. In ao eniamble, tha WTIC concert dance son and KilUngworth; 11.00 miles of Route No. 89—Lebanon-WiUiman- WDRC orcheatra. bituminous macadam on the Foxon tlc road. Bituminous macadam j nesota vs. Nebraska, WJZ-NBC. doing, they have won a distinction length about 4(4 miles under con- ns Hartford Uobb. ISBB Other features: hitherto enjoyed by no other or- toad. Route No. 80, 66 percent com- WEAF-NBC, 11:80 a. m., Weat- chestra outside the metropoUa. plete, to be' finished November 30, struction. Open to local traffic. 92*44 mlnster choir from Moaeow; 13:30 Aluminum cloth is now being 1984. Route No. 91—Woodstock. WiUl- Friday, October S On Big Time produced In various colors and de- mantic road ia being oiled for 3V4 Choice of over 500 pairs. 4:00—Rhythm Band Boy. p. ni.. New England houalng confer- One man who really can say that Colchester: 5.00 miles of bitumi- miles. ence. signs, It consists of a fabric oase USERS OF Fancy patterns in all colors. 4:30—U. 8. Navy Bond. be works oh "big time" Is Jo* nous macadam on Route No. 16 Route No. 98—North Stonlngton. WABC-CBS. 13:30—New time for Cooke. Colgate, Joe's sponsor, owns covered with aluminum fell. from (Jokhester v/est toward Mid- All sizes In stock. Guaran- S:0(L—Yankdd Mixed quartet. Pendleton Hill road. Shoulders are teed 100% all wool. Bram Chains, piano; 6, F. W. Wile a mammoth clock, th* largest time- dletown, 48 percent complete, to be 8:15—Skippy. being oiled for 7 miles. t- 6:30—Jack Armstrong, All-Ameri- ■tarta\ twelfth year. piece In the world. I t le M feet In finished June 1, 1935. Route No. 97—Norwich. Occum can Boy. WJZiNBC—11:16 a. m.. Tony diameter and Its minute band Preston, Griswold and Voluntown: road ia being oiled for 4 miles. Pom- Won; 13:30 p. m.. Four H Club pro- 8:45—To bd snnouncdd. weighs 3,300 pounds. Tha hour Dial II. 00 miles of bituminous macadam fret. Wlllimantlc road is being oil- 6:00—H. V, Kaltenhom—Current gram. hand waigbs only 1,738 pounds but on Route No. 168 from Preston City ed for 3(4 miles. Deep crowns and upturned Event*. tha macblnary within tha clock 3895 or 3817 ti> the Rhode Island state line, 54 Route No. 112—Salisbury. Lime brims—two high-light fashions p Regular $18.7.5 Valiie.s 6:15—Bobby 8«nten and Sunny waigbs a full four tona. Joa mada For percent complete, to be finished June Rock road la being oiled for 2 miles. In Wards group of felt and wool BOYS' Jim, a apacial trip to Jartay City to par- 18, 1086. Route No. 116—Burlington. Bur- crepe hats. Rich greens, black, r Wafilp D resses Recreation Tenter Bonally puah the hands back an hour brown, blues, and iui bead sizes. You may find suits 6.30—Football Reporter Eddie Doo- ee Delivery StonlngtoB and North Stoning|ton: lington-Harwlnton road.' About 7(4 Panalat! WatdWaak PritadI ley. to conform with standard time. MANCHESTER 10.00 miles of bituminous macadam miles bituminous macadam pave- Priced low! SUITS with amarter tex- Iteme of Interest Commenting on hie amblttoue er- •in an alternate for U. S. Route No. ment. Open to traffic. Print*, plaid* 6:46—Beauty Program. rand, Joe aaid: "Yes-tlr-ee. brother. M isses’ B e r e t s ...... ,39c 7:00— and Ifarg*. WELDON T ’S only natural for you to think the 1 running from Old Mystic. where Route No. 136—Norwalk, West-, tures or styles—but ■tripe* I 14 to Friday It's big Ume atuff.” It’s different in every way a gasoline can port, Fairfield. Shore road. Shoul- C h ild re n ’s H a t s ...... 6 9 c S2. Short T;l6^A<1vsnturad of .Mmmld Allen. Joe Penner-Oantor Back DRUG CO. it connects with Route No. 84 to the we don’t think you 7:30— iaranadars; Paul Keast, Tba plunge period for women will rtgular gaiolina you are using is the best be different—^in anti-knock—surer power-^ Rhode Island state line near Clarks ders are being oiled 4 milea in each aleeve*. Save I be from 7 to B o'clock. Dancing In Joe Fenner, he of the duck and I town. ${|.88 baritona; Rollo Hudaon'i orchet- .drawl, "ducks" back to the network you can buy. But there’s no particular point Falls, 83 percent complete, to be can at this low price tra. th* gym from 8:30 to 13:80. Music readier acceleration—eaiier riding—quicker finished June 16,1935. Route No. 165—Preston, Gris- by Carl Lohman and hi* orcheetre. Sunday night along with Eddie C ^ - in arguing that rum. wold, Voluntown. The Preeton-R. I. 4 pieces. Coat, vest, and 3 —they’re values K 7:45—Organ Tones. tor, the latter having Just complet- starting—and lower mileage cost. line trunk line. Bituminous maca- TOPCOATS 1:00—To ba announced. Saturday pairs of knickers. All wool The new term of girls' dancing ed hla naw pictura "Kid MilUona." dam surface la under construction in newest Fall colors. Sizes Some of them are 8:13~Edwin C. Hlll-The Human Artlflclal Sotud Effects For, just recently a new regular gas has As a user of r^iular ges, you owe it to for 11(4 miles. Traffic should avoid Side of the Nawa. claaaes will sta rt Saturday. Tha U. S. Government 10-16 years. all-wool! Carefully tiny tota will meat from 10:80 to During tha ''Showboat" hour been created that is unlike anything ever yourself to try “New-Action” Orange TOLLAND this route. 914.75 8:30 Trua Story Court of Human 11 o'clock, tntermadtate class from Thursday night and while Molasee* Route No. 167—Simsbury. Bushy finished. SAVE! Relation*. 'n January were doing their first Hill road. 1(( miles waterimund ma- Raglans' and Polos. New 11 to 11:30 and tha advanced claaa Licensed Buyer bafore produoed. So much so that we bad to ^ E R IC A N GAS and know fum different styles new shades. Ton*, '9:00—March of Time. from 11:30 to 13. Th* boys' swim- bit, th* script called for a pistol Miss Elizabeth Knowlton of cadam Is under construction but shot. Whoever waa la charge of th* build the world’s newest, 'biggest and most it is from any regular gas you’ve ever used. Meadow Crest is spending some time blues, greys.' 8:30—Hollywood Hotel ming clasaaa will also start, tba T.G.L. 12 No. 12-5797 open to traffic. Furniture Values! 16:80—California Melodlas. baginnars' claaa from 9:30 to 10:18, sound effect* waa alow and Molaaaas modon refining unit and adapt an entirely It’s sold at regular gas price from Maine to Boston, Maas. Route No. 183—Colebrook-Sandls- UKK)—FaU WaUer. Intcrmadlala class from 10:18 to 11 bad to wait until tha platol ahot :sday evening at the Tolland field road. Waterbound macadam Wool Ofiil Crop#* Aro sounded bafore continuing with hla Wa psjr tha Highest Price crated church at 8 o'clock there U:1S—tAoa Balaseo'a orcbeotra and Junior Ufa saving from 11 to new refining process to create it! Florida and inland. surface Is under construction for 3 Sm ortoit For PaHI ”1 lt;45—Charlaa Bamet'a orchaatra. 1:48. Tha plunga period for man rbattar. During tha aacond skit by for Oid Gold. Gold FiUod. 1 be held on open conference on miles. Also grubbing, grading and 3 Complete will ba from 7 to I o'clock. thaaa popular blackface etare they Plstinun snd Silver. Wt *It is called ”New-Aetion” Orange the work of the church «t home and installing culverts. Open to traffic. A public whist party wUI ba made reference to the failure of the abroad. The leader and speaker at Route No. 190—Sufleld. Lake shot a t the right moment. Bound AMERICAN GAS. It has a brand new the conference will be Rev. E. M. (JongamoBd road- About 8 mllee of W arm W inter bald at tba Waat Sida Rac on Ctdar appraise frM of charge. nuSTAININO POWIR.-the rM alnlug ef efU. NEW FROCKS ROOM •treat. Play wrill start at f o’clock eflecta, to be effective, must be SUSTAINING* POWER that’s “built-in”. Holliday of the (Church Extension bituminous macadam road 'under aad prlxat will ba awardad to tha timed perfectly. Probably the great- dBiKy batwM n raflnary and road parfenwanBa. Board of the Congregational church. construction but open to traffic. O verco ats mimik winnara. est user' of sound ia the March of All or* welcome to this conference. Route No. 193—Thompson. Web- Tima program soon to ba heard MATTHEW Next Sunday evening at the ster road la being oiled for 7 miles. OUTFIT •BrtagfleM — Hastoa END OP A QUIET BA’EkiNO again. ElUngton church vNII bq held a Route No. 318—Groton. Palm er Tha abaence of sound effect* in Orange Sunday service, when Cove bridge and approBIchea under Ptiday. October 6 "Riullane”, WBZ dramatic produc- WIOR Chaftee M. Gardner. High Priest of *‘conetructlon. Traffic can paae. Oro- Sizes 14-52 Pottavllla, Pa.—Sparks from a .. t iftit, nrlgtwnfftA anrt Alrfl^-teut_hy A.-flO^-Bet^and^ob, ‘of "Adam ______JEWBLEB.______Ddindter of the unnge, C ' HdBBk road Is being oiled fo r "Toof YWo moWIznpcBSai yaU" 4:15—Platt A Nierman, piano duo. Howard's home in quiet Shenan- George V. Brown, I* decidedly inten- 999 Main Street .Menrheeler speaker. Mv. Gardner te a forceful 3 mlles^ It frocks—tbe teUortd wool.. 4:80—ERA Clvlo catorua, direction doah and things began to happen Id tional. With conviction Brown pro- speaker. Route No. 814—Kent-W arfen *249 the. drw -tip daytieie crepel G. Roberts Lunger. a big nolay way Immadlataly. claim* that sound effacU ara tha Sunday, October 7, wiU be ob- road. Waterbound macadam about AH the furniture you need Men I Smart overcoat -t served as RaUy Day at the Tolland 3(4 miles under construction. Grad- W ith tn a la for the tall, and •:0O—Newa Uaabla to gat watar, flramea tors for 3 rooms complete. Noth- model* in popular u .. M 5 —Mythical Ship of Joy. tha burning wooden ehlnglee from Federated church, at both the wor- ing and laying surface. Open to BMtel or taffeta trimming* ing else to buy. Living Priscillas 0 3 0 —Kellogg Singing Lady. the roof. Three policemen in the ship servloe and the church school traffic. te r eretybedy I Black *ad eoV Room, Bedroom, Kitchen. ■had**. Rugged all- -8:46—Little Orphan Annie. vicinity got Into an argument over sessions. The Sacrament of the era, aad tit* price is a pleae- See it! wool fabric for long : Save la Ward W eek I Lord’s Supper will be observed and 2nd Floor. Cushion dot*, 8:00—Air Adventures of Jimmie telephoai^ the flrehouae to recall ^e/t of ths NOT SO SnX T aat sBtpriael weXr. Allen. the firemen and In their confusion at the achool oessioa a special pro- Buy Early—Save! on sheer gren-. 8:15—Hotel Aator orchestra. turned in a general alarm. TIMES SQUARE DISTRICT gram is beiag arranged. idine. Cream, While fire apparatus from savaral Mra. T. W. Graham of South Cov- Lake Village, Ark.—Five negroes •ern, color*. 8:80—Prezs-IUuUo News. ' ^ i escaped from Jail but a sixth, df{- 838—Time, weather. iU|tlona respondad, the Are whistle entry was a visitor In town Monday. •tuck. Hechaniea abut it off after . A MOOttN HOm "ON ITS Mn. Sarah Wolfe and Mr. and tuin^ because Jte was suspected of TweedeJ. Monotonetl . WOOL 6i48—LoweU Thomas. TOES" EVHV MINUTf TO MAKE d "Because I had too much sense.’' ebastra. hibernete in the mud at the bot- 700IATHS X eeA- AMOCO Motor Oili^ AmBrlton Haoting ond KongB Ola tom of streams as late as th* 18th th* winter at their winter home at 4*98 738—Red Davis—Oraaiatlc Bktteb century. To prove this theory, H OTEL CHAIlIt l. OIN6TIIM, Meeeaer Lynn Haven, Florida. WHArS IN A NAMB *2*98 Store Open T38—DangtrouB Paradlsa, drama- red threads were tied around th* 3060 MAIN ST.g HARTFORD TEL. 7-7024 Eighteen members of Tolland Siaea 14-90. ' tlo «<"*«•>» legs of numerous swallows, seip* a Grange were guest* at the Bast Philadelpbia—A man accused of C ^ Dressy typ«* for styI*-*dM Ia bright new colors. Care- Saturday Nights t ^ ^ m a a Mob—”JawBlB of Bn- of which were recaptured the Central Pomona meeting held with bootlegging must spend six months neat year; since the threads were P A R A M O U N T Good WIU Grange, Glastonhuty, m Jail for besmirching the nsune of Bti**e* of 7 to 141 Warzaly fully tailored oa higher priced Daeney. uafaded, faith In the belief waa Wednesday evening. Five members Naed aad iattrliaadi Navy, dreeses. Buy 2 or 3 at this 44th Str8Bt, WBBt «f Broadway. NEW YORK a great President. Tito sentence eras price! Till 9 P.M. kinraBHoamirtnlift Mteben. of Tolland Grange were initiated in imposed by Judge Joseph L. Kuhn. brown, gro*n. wine aad teal ------toaAswdeiBt. The defendant; Andrew Jackson. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. IIANCHE^ER. CONli FRIDAY, OC’IOBCK 8, ip4. PAGE SEVEN MANCnESTBR BVENTNG BERALD. MANCHERTER. CONN, I tudAT, OCTOBER 5,1984. ------w to eucceeelon, wras mode yesterday wrorked three short days and tbe Coogregatloual church Sunday eve- Vernon Methodist Episcopal church charge which consisted o f the by tbs FERA wrorfcers to laying work had to remain over until the to meeting lost evening In ning. The principal speaker will be patted IB. But tu m t ifr kt u a t thtra MgflMd 10 fet Bobody m tiua Three Star Final held a church supper Thursday eve- following; Mrs. W. J. Stephens, Hall at 7:30 o'clock at which IMPROVE SYSTEM aldewralks about Talcott Park. A following, week. Charles M. Gardner of Weetfletd, itato who Bould or would supjMr >1- ning to the church social rooms, Mrs. W. E. Smith, Mrs. Ernest Rich- teemed High Priest J c^ F. quit* M f zBoufh for that—It rsally ROCKVILLE total o f 195 lineal feet wrac laid Orange Sunday High Priest of Demetef, tbe hlgbe.111 b lf proven blunders. nobody hae ever aaeumed the re- 1 the Happy Worrier, pretty good ones. tbe day frill be taken up to cleaning Fukluaad Kv«r* cv.itia* BkMpi Beyond the slightest question, as n iponelMUty of oSlelally answering doorita Prioe, eomsdlaa and up and fransporttog equipment. The SMtfajr* aat Hslldaira. Enttrad at (h. Tldi.Year Appiicatioiu Will |>Mi OBW. at tlaachaaiar, CeBB., ai consequtocs of this situation, Oon* that question, either. ■hrowdMt of abowfolk, has bought At first NIghU IkxtHe Strike ResuHs in De< wprk o f laying the sidewalk on Mato saeoad CJaaa tia'i Mattar. _ _ _ a seat on tbe ^Stoek Bxohaago. Autograph hontere ara out in ciflioB to Change Schednle o f fibeet adjacent to Central Park will greas is going to bscomt tbs domi- Now we must express our grati- coot him which oooma a Be Filled Out Reqidring SUBSCRIPTION R&TCS fuu cry again, charging cel- Honrs P a y Dajrs. not be started until Monday. Oa* »«a f. By mall ...... ft.OO nant figure In the government tor tude to Governor Cross for having lot to pay (or o (ow new gaga . . . ebritiea and scattering innocent A record wae made this week ra Par Manta, ay mall ...... ••I t? the neat two years. Mr. Roosevelt rushed la where more circumspect Frimo Caratra, atui la Ntw Tork, flrst-nightera left and right In the laying of sidewalks as the state Sinaia CoHaa ...... - ...... t tptnds moat of hla time to tho Only Signatiire of Drirer. OaVvarad. ant yaar ...... ,....(100 has had his shot at recovery, and oirieiaie have faared to tread aad their lanhy adoleeoent leads the As sn aftermath of (he local tax o ffic ii^ allowM a double week of Itaatr algbt clubs, brooding about pack at most of ths theaUr open- tile strike, the banks of Rockville six days so ab to complete the MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED we all know with what rstulta. Now havlag declared at BbaroB, taat aomathing .... The parson all ings, direoting hla soouU and PRESS have changed their schedule and wUl work. In the [ past U e men only Tha Aaaoelalad Praaa U aaelualaal/ it la going to be up to tha House Bight, that during the laat eontraet Gotham la talhlag about: Oraeo ahock-troopa Uke a leaeoned gen- Bweaptng changes in ths system eliminate night banking. antlllad to tha uaa for rapublloatlaa and the Ssnats to taka chargd. year tha price received by the farm- Moors, Tsnnsasftet lass who mada eral . . . Roger WoUo Kahn oam of registration of motor vehicles en- Heretofore the Rockville branch of all ndhra dltpatobaa oraditad lo l> good ih tha ■ Matropolltan Optra play aay Instrument In hie orehee- Wa shall gat nothing better out er, on an avsrege, waa B.fi per cant .. tailing considerable economy and of the Hartford-Connecticut Trust or not nthararlaa eraditad In thla bafora . ahe answared tha backon- tra except tha baas Addle—aad be Company remained open Monda; papar and alao tha local nawa pub- of Congress than we have out of the Whether the fanner knows that he greeter convenience to tbe public llahad harain. Ing of Hollywood. just can't reach that high .... A evening from 7 until 8:80 o’cloci All rtahu of rapubllcatlon of Roosevelt administration If we elect got 5.1 per cent for hla milk end syndicate of society people is because o f the simplification, were for the cashing of the checks of the '•i.aalal dupalohaa harain ara alao ra- to It nothing but yes-men to Mr. whether the governor can get away Bartendera Changa Waya backing a smart new night spat, to announced yesterday by Commis- employes of the M. T. Stevens and »ar»»d. There's no aheb thlRg aa ac- be run by Albert J. Davis, one- sioner of Motor Vehicles Michael A. Sons Company, owners of the for- Roosavelt. We may get a great with that ngure without loud shouts Smart Pall atrvfca allant of K E A Sara. tual darkness in Manhattan, time cabaret dancer who turned Connor. mer Hockanum Mills Company. lea. Inc. deal If we elect Independent thinkers of protest from tbs growers are mat- what with atmoaphsrio rafiactlon to breeding horses . . . FMtal Thla year, the Commissioner said, While the strike wras In progreas Scheff llnally n t the money to Publlahat'a Rapraaantativa: Tha and men who are capable not only ters aaids. What aeems to us to be o f the myriad ilghta. .Bo storaa sppUcatloaa will be prepared In ad- for three weeks, the bank did not tell blindera to keep stray beams save her Connecticut home; got 1| Jullua Uatb.ira Spretil Arancy—-.Vaw ol imagining better things tor the of Intriguing Interest is the (act ^yance, completely filled out, neceasi- open Monday evening and Issued Tork. Chleaao. Datrolt and Boston. from ths eyes of slteptrs. Night from the government’s Hon only the written signature of nftice that it would not.open again naUon but of planning thstr attain- that the Milk Control Board has workers who must raat dayttmss Owners' Loan Corporation wh .-»■£ A flMHK.'.AiillAR-''-' ME.MOEI> audit BUREAU o r applicant These applications In the evening until work was re- ment by raUonal, workable meant. compelled the people of thla state, in wear them too . . ,'Lou U o f tha ftlenda and promised benefits fa lL ' aumed by the company. „ Topcoats CIRCUl-ATIONS. be emit out on November 1 in- In the case of the Hartford county the midst of their hardships, their Hotel McAlpln la shocked at the ed. stead o f October 1 as heretofore. Tbs flrat pay d^y sinoe the work The Marald Prlntina Company Ine.. way younger bartandars drink <* ■ al raapannibtlltr Tbe date set for persons dasliing tbe wms resumed lost week will oomo f ataumaa no IlnaiiclaT voter this very dlatlncUy oalU (or unemployment and their poverty, to A Nenekalaaee Test for typosiaphloal arrora appaarlnp In ttowad^. Forty-flva yaars same number os they held tbe year Monday and It Is at thla time that Saving You Money on Dependable Merchandise} the support of Senator Walcott and pay 14 cants (or a vital commodity when he waa boy bartender at the The cast ot the new revue “Life advcrtlaamanta In tha Minchaatar " previous has been extended to De- tl.e banka w ill put their new ached, Wall Street Dclmonlco'a, he took Begins at 6:40” . bad some unhappy Cvenins Marald. Colonel McCook, rather than for of dally turnover for which the pro- cember.!, rather than November 15. nle into effect. Qimnxing 28 suconssfnl yenn u America’s D ollar Saving Center we have planned this^Birthday Sale since last Fall. * one drink — and fell downstairs. moments tbe other evenly when Are Priced candldataa whose appeal to the elec ducer receives less than 0 cants. Changea o f Addreaa The Hartford-Connecticut Trust 'T H im sp A T , OCTOBER 5 Hasn't touched a drop aiaca. they learned that Mrs. F. D. Roose- Company will remain open Monday O u r buyers have covered three coodneots— placed gigantic orders for merchandise that has since gone up in price but torate Is based on a promise to The Governor glories in this Actors are always acting; re- velt was out front, right la tha ' Under the new aystem, the Com- mlasloner said, an immadtate check afternoon from 8 to 4:80 o'clock for blindly follow tha wandering laadsr achievement. And If you want jected applicants eoming out o t fourth row with a party of twelvs. 'will be sold to yon at the sa-vings we made by buying so far ahead- Many itenu such as aluminum ware will never THINKING CANDIDATES on persons who have foiled to notify tha cashing o f the employees’ casting offices alwaya look aa Luella Gear waa particularly jittery checks. This Is now possible as ship of Ur. Roosavelt lower retail prices, according to his tha department of a change of ed- be duplicated at thiese low prices again. There'are hundreds o f bargains in the store— but play safe— come early! ft la a aouirca df much gratlflca* proud and jaunty as though they’d because It is she who has to Ira- the first shift completes its work at As Low As brilliant mental procesaaa, the way drees as n. AT easy to scare them Into a paralysis fully selective commission, are things Now, hs'a Mr. Prince MatchabelU. bath. 'know Immediately the names of per- Democratie Oaaous a reasonable man; even though, lo T christened a ferris wheel In Miss ’ SHIRTS of (ear with a prospect of Impend- that the simplest mind can under- sons who have violated the law in Tbe Democratic caucus for the doing so, he falls under the obliga- Inl flighi Chattanooga; respect to change o f address. The selection ot two candidates for the ing socialism. One wonders what stand. And the proposal to gat sinuses, or ths tonsils. Pelvie Infec- I never anw — MUtonMU Berle Then I unveUed a western bar- tion of admitting that tha opposi- tions also play a part. Commissioner stated that persons General Assembly will be held this ths affect would bs In ths United lower milk prices by giving tha chil- without bis mother .... Hal Le becue. tion party la not wholly made up of I f you ara interested in securing Behind the Scenes in should notify the department at evening In the Superior Court HOUSERS These! States o f a political sltuatioB Ilka dren two quarta of fourteen cent Roy when he wasn’t srinnlBg • - • A Warner Brothers’ palace I open- once In order to avoid considerable rodm. Memorial building. Aa yot maolaoa. Idiots and crlmlnali nor my Instructions regarding the gen- George 8. Kaufman dleplaylng any ed next in DsUss, tha present one In Britain. A re- milk where even the price of one eral treatment of arthritis, together trouble at a later date because, of a no agreement has been reached by -Its sole purpose the complete and emotion. . . Barney Gallant, the And here I am to launch a gon- wrong address. the twro factions, the "Old Guard' turn o f tha Labor party to power cannot now ba found Is a magnifi- with a dieting regimen to follow, 'Villager-eome-to-Bn^way, when dola for you.” Anal deatructlon of civilization. write to me In cars of this news- Sob Branch Offloea and tbe "N ew Guard,” as to the CH O COLA TES at tha Otxt general alactlon la re- W A SH IN G T O N be wasn't saying something genu- Mrs. Rooossvalt laughed end cent demonstration of the profund- paper, enclosing one large self-ad- Under the new program, sub- candidates. Neither side have In an addreas at Hartfo/d Wadnea- inely intareethig . . . Frances Wll- laughed. -*• ported by Charles A. Balden, special dresa^ envelope. For the two ar- branch offices will be estobUshed In taken a definite position on any can- ity of Uncle TOby’i thinking—and During tbe absence on vacatiuii Bnian from prawUng near tbe White day night Senator Walcott went so ticles, lend 6c In stamps as this will didate. correspondent of the New York tha direction of his sympathies. of Rodney Dntcher, Manchester MIouse grounds. Snaptcioas park pu tbe severs' population centers o f tbe far as to aay that he was "greatly help to pay tbe cost of mailing tbe state through the rush period. The Tbe question of accepting th; A Big Value! TImssi to be "a political possibility." can’t afford to buy 14 cent Herald’s Washington correspondent, lire picked him up and asked What produces from 200 to 400 bushels aa C ft articles back to jrou. If you have Commissioner is now, be said, ar- recommendation o f Thomas J. Impressed by the work of President the daily Mlashington column will be wanted with the President, acre without Irrigation In ordinary And the Labor party has gone, at milk buy more of It—then the cows tried the dieting method and have HARDY CROPS GROWN ranging tir their establishment, and Byrnes, political advisor of Rock- Roosevelt during the first aU months be written by WUlia Thornton. " I t ’s about my alater," he explain years and makes green (odder for Smartly tailored shirts ont clean jump, completely and un- will give more milk per bushel of had a return of your trouble, then ks soon as plans are formulated, the ville Branch, No. 2012, United Tex,------i rd. “ She's a goldflah.” ensilage almost equal to com tod- tile Workers, will be a vltijl ques- of hla administration," a period. It la compromisingly socialistic—as of the article which will prove of the location dt these sub-branch offices in a variety of new pat- com and bale of hay. That ought By W IIX IS THORNTON i Police provided a temporary IN THE DROUGHT BELT der. The artichoke Is a triple pur- tion at this time. Many .of the old- ^During Sale Only! to be remembered, which witnessed greatest value to you la the one will be announced. Persons residing today Instead of perhaps fifty years to make a hit—with the milk trust Manchester Herald’s Washington ■ aquariom for the goldflili’a brother. pose crop, producing ensilage, Uvb* terns and popular plain called "Kinks and Adhesions Cause In these communities will receive time De.mocrats feel that tbe party Luscious cream centers, the adopttott of more unprecedented Correspondent Boaaln Rnba It In stock feed and artichoke flour, the should not take sides in local i^ a lrs color broadcloth. Pre- hence, as has been the case In the If not with the voters. ■Trouble." I will also send this If Hastings, Neb.— (A P ) — Former their certificates o f registration and ^critp hard centers and tasty legislation than any other In our Washington, Oct. 0.—The tidal One ot the oonservatlve aquawke latter being a special favorite with such as textile matters. past. you want your copy, but add an ex- Congressman Fred G. Joftnson is plates on the presentation of their shmnk and cedorfut. wave of pathetically eager support lately baa been that though tha hog raisers. Mr. Bjrrnes suggested that W il- * chewy centers, all cxivered history and which saw the Institu- tra stamp. , biasing a trail for farmers In the The annual Labor party confer- tor old age pension plans that Is .'obnson A ct prohiblta defaulting na- From Japan, comes the kudsu 'Vine application at these local temporary liam J. Dunlap, president of Rock- with an extra heavy coating drought belt to follow. tion of most of the measures over tions from peddling their bonds which Is relished by sick stock. offices. This in itself, he said, will ville Local No. 2012, United Textile Sizes to r j ence this week determined upon the ttURB-nONS AND ANSWERS Bwaeptng across tnr country threat- When the drought struck Ne- of good chocolate—our which* a certain type of political ens to complicate Congress' prob- here. Soilat RuMla gaily advartlsas After the third year It yields from save tho department a considerable Workers, and James Dick, promi- eoclallzatlon of major Industries, Health and Diet braska this year, Johnson began three to 10 tons an aera In forage. sum of money, as the cost of mail- regular 15c candy! critic la Bpw throwing fits. < Black Spots Before the Eyes) lem In adopting such program this her 7 per cent gold bonds and push' nent leader of tbe local union, be se- casting about for drought-resisting The earth-nut, a graasy nut-produe- ing plates Is a large Item In the land, transportation and banking by winter. rs them with tha ealas argument lected as tbe local candidates for In other words so long aa Presi- Question: Mr. Karl O. writes: "1 forage and pasture crops. Pearl mil- ing plant, provtdea grass for bores taking these things away from pri- Advice Congreasiunal leaders are wor- that "U. S. money isn't safe." .budget o f the department. the Democratic party. dent Roosevelt apemed to know what am troubled occasionally with black let, the Jerusalem artichoke, the bay and nuta that are excellent for Signatures Only vate ownership and placing them Bjr Ur. Frank M rO y spots befora my eyes. I went to my ried, because they feel that hopes That's rubbing It in, hte protea When questioned on the matter of kudsu vine and the Chufa or earth- poultry and swine. Johnson says. Under Commi^loner Connor's pro- * he was trying to do Senator Walcott oculist and he saya my glasses are are being aroused which the coun- tors feel. Question being, o f course, accepting these nampd, George imported! Genuine' under state ownership and control. nut were among those selected. The aarth-Dut la one o f the best posal, it will only be necessary for Huge and the country at large were with all right and that these spots are tfy, with the best will In the world, m whether the present Russian gov- Forster, prominent Democrat and Such matters have been objectives He enjoyed a great measure of drought resistera, he adds, and, If ARTHRITIH due to a toxic condition. Do you can not fulfill. Ant' the actual pro- ernment is octual'v a defaulter. applicants to preseut tbe application leader of tbe party, .stated that it Hand Painted him. It was when the President success in . his experiments, and nt planted in sandy loam soil, should which will be mailed to them on o f the British Labor party for many thing I need to have my glasses posals which will be the adminls- the Adams county fair exhibited toe was “all right to suggest their Special began to permit faddists to tell him Chronic arthritis Is said to be the produce 100 bushels to tbe acre. November 1, with their' written names but tost waa no reaaon why years but have not bean regarded changed?” tiation program this winter are not Harry Woodring of Kansas, i results of his work. Eignaturq attached to the face there they would be accepted." Japanese what to do and when It began to oldest known disoase.' Humana of Answer; The black spots which je t formulated. Blatant aeoretary of war, haa Johnson, whose farm Is near here, Buy! by .it as goals to be attained for a JEST BY COINCTDENCB 01. In announcing his new program, It la understood that the mem- become clear that he had, himself, the Stone Age suffered from It, as appear to be In front of the eyes, The special presidential commit- quaint name for hla ooontry home saya that In Pearl millet he believes long time to come. Now, If tbe Commlsaioner Oinnor stated that bers o f the local union were asked are caused by small cells in the tee on Economic Security, wblcb is near the nation's capttaL B e calls It bo has found the solution to the Wichita, Kaa.—Helen Leosk «nd only the sketefatest o f ideas how to we discover by looking at skeletons the purpose of registration is tw o- to suggest candidates by Demo- party can win tbe election. It prO' vitreous humor which becumea more to report by Dec. 1 on old age, un- "Hla Lordship’s Klndnets.’’ forage problem in seml-arid dis- Josephine Ward are marvelling over put his own program Into effect; of that period, which show the 'bony fold. Primarily, he said, It is neces- cratic Registrar George E. Dunn, poses to put them Into effect at once. or less opaque when in bright light employment, health, and similar tricts. a a ^ e s of coincidences that boa Rayon. when the NRA' undertook the com- deformity characteristic of arthritis. No Slacking on Thla Job sary for the owner of a motor vehl- prominent "Old Guard" leadef. CUPS and SAUCERS C h ild re n ’s or when looking at light colored ob- protective laws, wll' havt some pre- Planting his crop late In May In followed their entry at a hospital To ua In this, country It seems Oov. Cross at Tolland plete codification of all Industry, big Man Is still afflicted with the crip- jecta. A long time ago they were liminary reporta, soon. If the report of the Winant com- unlriigated soil and, with frequent here. dle to identify not only himself, but Governor Wilbur L. Cross will strange to learn that the adoption pling disease. Today It U estimated called "Flying Flies." These cells It can't be too soon for certain mittee doesn't give a basis for set- cultivation, he says the mltfet was Patlenta in tbe same room and the vehicle with the department. 'and little, and when the A A A went open his Tolland County campaign Taffeta of such a program was a defeat, not that ten times aa many people auf- cast shadows on the retina, where congretaional leaders, who watch a I'cment of the textile strike. It won't the best ylelder of green forage on atraegera until they arrived, both Once this has been done, he claimed, haywire with Its crazy aeheroea for ter from arthritis as from diabetes. they are projected forward so as to be because the committee didn't the farm. Plants also were produced have received word they became' thereafter the cost o f registration is In the Tolland Town Hall thla eve- a victory, for the extreme left wing little aghast the promises and pro- ning at a meeting sponsored by the blocking or destroying created This article will discusa chronic appear lo front of the eyes. A toxic imsali of certain unofficial leaders work bard enough at It. from seed planted on ridge land and aunts on the same day. Both babies, in the nature of a tax. The depart- of the party. 'Yet .lt Is true. The bom to their sisters, were girls and Tolland County Democratic Associa- wealth; that Senator Walcott and arthritis, also called Arthritis Defor- condition of the body will cause l ! pension raovementa and the aup- For seven days It aat In a small given no care at all. ment, he said, therefore proposes to extreme leftists proposed to take mans, Ogteo-Arthrltls. Or Rheuma- greater density In tbe opacity of the room in a' dingy bulldng acrois Pearl millet, says Johnson, Is rel- were christened Shirley Ann. The read to registrants merely a tax bill. tion. John N. Keeney, o f Rockville, 10< mlUlona of other reasonable beings lort that'is rolling up behind them. president of the organisation, will SUPS mothers of tbe bablei alao have the over tbs great Industries and serv tiam of the Aged. It la a form of calls so that the spots-seem to be- The Cabinet committee, consist- the street from the State Depart- ished by all livestock and will con- This the department will continue to lost their faith In the Roosevelt ad same name, that of Mary, live many be in charge. Other prominent arthritis affecting the bones In the come more noticeable. Such spots irg of the Secretaries of Labor, irent, from 8 in the morning until— tinue to thrive and grow all season call an application, but actually, he Biss cut to make Ices through confiscation. They Joints and is a little different from miles apart and do not know each Democratic leaders will also apeak. ministration. Speakipg - of the do not interfere with vision and aa Treasury and Asilculture, tbe A t- some of the secretaries marked the If cut frequently. said, it Is nothing more than a car- your dresses fit were thoroughly beaten by the more that type which chiefly affects the other. Cummings Again Chairman brain-trust fanatics. Mr. Walcott a rule are not serious. It is well to torney-General and FER A Admlnls- quitting times: 7'30, 9:15, 12:45, The Jerusalem artichoke, he says, bon copy of the certificate showing moderate wing, which plans to com- soft tissues around the joint (called try to -find out the cause of the jO:20, etc, etc. the. fee to be paid, and the descrip- The annual meeting for tbe elec- B4nck leather shoes with better. Lace and said: i tator Harry Hopkins, has met once, tion ot officers was held by the Ver- Perl-Articular Arthritis). Chronic toxic condition, which Is frequently On a rainy Sunday the commit tion of the vehicle, which the appli- sturdy composition soles embroidery pensate the owners of the various and a special subcommittee of 19 non town school committee Wednes- Lovely delicately colored china at a price Their first effort, the AAA, has arthritis is generally found In older liver trouble, Indigestion or constipa- tee worked nearly 15 hours. cant will ultimately receive. He properties to be national lied. "brain trusters pro tern” baa met day evening in tbe office o f Supe’rn - that will take plenty of hard trim. Tea rose admittedly been almoat a complete patients; the main difference being tion. Eye strain may be a contribut- Fnruaeth SttH Fighting stressed the fact, however, that It at least ones to asaiat them. tendent of Scbopls Herbert O. will not be able to offer them wear. Girls' and Boys’ sizes failure. And In aeeking'to regu- Moreover there is no thought, the with the bones, which the changed ing cause, however, if your oculist Andrew Furuaeth. venerable head will be a rigid requirement of the and flesh. Bsrtbsiaj from their normal shape Ths bone pongresslonal leaders hope ' pre- Clough. . 8)1 to 2. late business they have made a Times article explains, of abandon- says your glassaa are correctly of the .Reamen's Union, le III In Cali- department that applicants present of the Joint may waste away, or Kritinary reports will indicate about WATKINB BROTHERS WILL CELE- Sherwood C. Cummings was the Sizes 34 to 44. Sale Prised f ness o f the thing. fitted, this cause does not apply ih U rnia, but la expected to recover In the particular application received again —buy a whole set while they last! ing parliamentary government, there may be a great over-growth of s/hat.can be expected. BRATE rrs 60TH ANNIVERSARY unanimous choice for re-election as your case. Such black spots, are time to make a light before the A. by them to the department when re- It is axBctly at' auch points aa this though it Is confessed that the La- new bone. As the new bone is laid Lewis Warns Aged chairman o f tbe board with John common and nearly • everj^ne no- F of L. convention for support for THIS YEAR newing their reglBtraUons. that Mr. Walcott's critidam displays borlUs—alwaya providing they can down It may form a lip or ring, aa In tices them once la.a while, although Representative David J. Lawle of O. Tolcott os secretsiy and Fronde the hip, or. If found in the fingers Maryland, who has been active In hl4 program o f more and better Apropoa of this, fhe Commieeloner 8. Nettleton as treasurer. Its intellectual auparlorlty to so come to power— may find It neces- they are more frequently found‘with It may appear aa hard lumps of bony cld age pension legislation, has sailors in American abipa, a long- stated that a year from now no ap' The following committees ware many o f the platform attacka on the those who art nearsighted. time battle of his. now given im- pUcatloiu will be scat to motor vehi- ^etPs SO CKS C h a rd o n iz e sary to abolish the House of Lords exudate which knot the finger joints warned elderly people to look before appointed: building committee, administration's policies and per- In order to carry out their program. Into strange, distorted shapes. The they .leap Into pension associations petus by the Morro Castle affair. cle owners, but toe application, as In George Arnold, Jr., Dr. John E. formaneaa. The senator does not joint may become stiff but still be (.tbscesaed Teeth) which make extravagant promises the case of operators’ licenses, will Flaherty, Francis 8. Nettleton, Dr. A Rare APRO NS Yet with a real posalbillty of auch be attached to the certificate. at all join foroaa with those who moveable, or may lose all power of Question: Mrs. Harvard F. In- and raise high hopes. Thomas F. O’Loughlin; teachera H OSE an economic revolution Impending movement. The name artbriUa de- quires: "W hat do you think should Changes la Operation committee, Mlaa Marion Butler, view with shocked alarm all "gov- He cHca one association which mmi \ t i Buy! Great Britain doea not appear to be formans refers to the deformity done about abacessed teeth?" advooatea a federal pension of ffOO A \ V / / f, ^ \ 11; Commissioner Connor said that In Mrs. Thomas F. Oarvan, Ernest C. Practical for everyday ernment Interference with business." Henaig and John O. Talcott. tremendously excited. Perhaps It produced by this disease. One Joint Answer: I f the tooth upon which* a month to everyone over 60, the Quotations setting up the new system, many wear and they look What ha objects to is government's may be affected, as the hip, shoul- the abscess haa developed la dead, n.oney to be raisi^ by a 10 per cent 2 ()<)'■ changes in operation in the depart At this meeting George Arnold, Good assortment Is an advantage that countrlea so Jf., took the seat of Frederick W. 15* like silk. French heel, making a mess of regulating busi- der, or knee, or several joints may the best plan la to have the tooth retail sales tax. ment had beeig made. We have, be o f fancy patterns. much older have over ours that they be Involved. When the disease at- extracted. However. I alway.<< That’s two bllUons a month in Neither of us has resigned nor stated. In one single operation ac' Bradley who retired. Mr. Arnold Popular bib style in color- cradle sole and picot ness. was elected a year ago aa no elec- Rayon plaited. have already wltnesaed ao many and tacka the spine, the vertebrae may recommend that when abscessed pesialonB, Lewis points out, or (4, is going to be ‘.‘kicked out.” at least compiished what previously consist- fast printed percale with tion wras to be held this year. top. Fall shades. It is. sheet futility to tell Uie peo- grow together, the new bone serving teeth are'present In the mouth, that iiinioas a year, when the entire In- tor a n t i n g wn hnve done ao far. ed of five distinct and’ separate Sizes XO to IS colored bindings.' . such overwhelming changes In their Klydf t 0R^6B ple that business should bs fret to to unite two vertebrae and lock you consult your dentist and follow (ante of all V. S. people last year — Paul Hansen Appleby, 'assistant operations. In preparing the certifi- social and economic etructures dur- them. Where the disease Is In . n High street residents were with- do as it pleases without any govern- ...... w . . . .. j I his advice. He may aak you to have less than 40 bllUons. , lo Rexford Gay TugweU. cate In advance, he said, wa have ing the centuries that one more mild stage the patient may find the, (.^jh x-rayed and after looking not only prepared the several forma out water about midnight WedneS' mental regulation. But there are That would mean paymeht to less day and until the early houra Thurs- change, however great, does not spine growing stiff but stUI ^ v - over the picturea, be will advise you than 10 per rent of all the people PLAY necessary for the files in the depart- plenty of those same people who able, or In the severe forma a rigid, - ...... With at least 80 per cent of the day morning due to a hydrant being YARD GOODS aaem to them to hold threat of the as to the best thing to do. (that la, to those over 60) more than human family, human rights have ment, but we have aleo prepared a wU) agree mighty quickly with Sen- Immovable spine may result, called "arbon copy o f toe same for the as- broken off at the intersection of A LU M I N U M end of all things. "pokarbaek.". Excapt In tha spine, half the entire national Inoonte. utterly vanished. With theae, liberty High and Hammond streets. Priscilla SPECIALS ator Watoott that tha Rooaevslt ad- meant •( Tomate Soup) Ltwia doesn't consider thla either la dead. .. ' ors in the respective towns, and Britain haa survived the Romans bony union Is not usual. Fraquantly SAFE! vo for direct mail service. Another A car was being pushed Into the Ordered Jffast Spring for this Sale ministration has made a mess~-«nd the musclas leading away from the Question: C. J. Y. writes: "Would ,«sMb)e or desirable, and he is —Senator WUUam B. Borah ot yard of Frank Flaherty ^by another and the Danes, tha Norman Conquest afraid that old people who pay Idaho. rbon copy, as already pointed out, a pretty dreadful mast—of its regu- joint waste away so that there Is It be possible (o r you to print In oar to be parked for tbe, night The w be said, la .the application which will Turkish and Its eubsequent era of feudalism, muscular destruction as well iui joint your column the recipe you use for money to auch asoociatlona are apt car without a driver got beyond con' Curtains latory enterprises. be mailed on November let. ranturtaa o f civil strife, tbe Hundnsi dastructlon. llha knee ~and finger making cream o f -tomato, soup?.!’ s o l only to bc'.bittery disappointed, A s long ga Mme. Lupeacu ramainB trol and rolled dowm hill about 100 Choose a FLORENCE Window EnvMopea I • It la increasingly obvioua that Years War, abaolutlsm, the riie and joints may be pulled out of place or Answer: I hays found the follow- but to prejudice the cause of really In Rumania, nobody will be able to feet. The car struck a hydrant, subluxated. ■workable old age penaloua. accompliah anythinig good. The Commissioner said alao that breaking It off. President Roosevelt —entertaining a ing cream of tomato aoup recipe is No 4natter what price you pay (or your new range oil Extraordinary! fall of tha guilds, change and change Tha (qm^ttoma of chronic arthritis 'Virtual ceftainlj' o f some old age —Dr. Julio Mania of tho Peaoaat formerly it was the custom to ad- lofty and amiable aspiration to excellent for making this soup. To burner, the fact remaihe that you probably worked This necessitated shutting off ths W ash Clo ths and changt. She has. survived include: Stiffness; pain upon move' pcnalon legislation la well Indicated dress an icdividusl envelope to each three cupfuls of the juice use one Pgrty/ mighty hard for the money. Naturally', you'WlU want to high pressure system to make re- make industry, agilcul.ture and gen- mant; lota of the normal ehapa of b.' the fact that 10 ysara ago men motor vehicle owner in which appli- Kettles, sauce pots, roasters, upcoming and the downgditig of cupful of fresh or canned cream, Invest It wisely . . In a product that will earve you wall pairs as both the (ire hydrant's and eral business click so that every- the jotoU oBBwrtonalto garMasg^ef mixing togatbar-qulckly-whtta -eold. dike the BoclaHsl M ejw Lendoivand- cation were sratpuL if we Aadn'tahlppad powder to . -■^-m any-yearer------— ....------; high presaurp boms water are on percolatefs, double boilers.. * body, paffloularly the masses, would Place over the lire and continue Victor Berger wars supporting it. - F ranee, she would have been defeat With lEe present design of the the same 10 inch main pipe. lived through paternaliam and haa stirring until very hot but not boil- But in 1929 It waa the* cooserva- ed and Germany would havn con- new certificate and application, be Robert Ttaompeon, superlntendsnt be bettep off but with only a vague You can buy range oil buraera (or most any price, but RetmarkaUy lived a long time by capltaltam. there la creahing or grating. The ing. Let the soup Slan'd where It uve Hamilton Fish who began to be quered England as well. The Kaiser bow long, they will lost la another matter. That's why plated, these can be m alM In a of tbe Rockville Water and Acqiie- Broadclo th l O e idea o f certain general principles to Why should aha go Into a panic over total picture of a well advanced case will keep hot (o r about ten minutes, ictereated In i t N ow it has tha defi- with hie world of dream power more than 350,000 families awear by Florence, the line window envelope, thus obviating the duct company, put a group o f men Low Good selection of colon. 36 to. Yard la one of crippling or deformity. The turn Into soup tureen In the bottom addressing operation. Substitution proceed upon— has let himself be tbe posalbillty o f a shift to a mod- nite presidential stamp o f approva*. wouldn't have stopped there. that's backed ^ 62 years' experience and carries the to wrork shortly after midnight to Priced/ onaet may be acute or chronic and of which haa been placed a half cup and only the questions o f "H ow ?" Irenes da Font, manlttone mnnn COMPLETE approval of the Fire Underwriters and Good of copies of certificates for as- make repairs. led into a vast muddle by advisers erate kind o f socialism? She has You’ll find every popular A rare opportunity tha diaeaae alowly growa worac. If b( w'blpped cream; or, a spoonful and "W hen?” remt-ln. (aotorer. Housekeeping Institute. The sure way to play safe with sessors’. lists, he said, obviates * Meat Supply Arrlvea whose Ideas are not only sometimes been through to much— and alwaya left untreated. Tlieae patlenta can of whipped cream and a aprinkllng very tedious and tiresome task in A supply of government meat, to- Fall style and shade in our to .fit up all your Percale Doubtful Safety your money is to choose the best the'Tnarket affords . . Oolorfast Fall prints. lO e often predict a changa In the faataatic but at all tlmas In direct outlived It. of finely chopped parsley may be Quite a row waa raised during ra- Life la just one big movie and FLORENCE. the department, and tbe accomplish- taling 500 pounds and consisting of assortment of fine fabric windows for FalL Void weather by the pain In their jointe. aad IrtaeoncUabla conflict Some added to each service. Crisply cent cloudburets here whan It was which heroes sre made, and made ment of these aeveral operations at fresh veal and beef, was received to coats. Besidca, don't you know, It'e no- Many Umea tha pain aeema to flit Long ruffled pin toasted wafers may ba' used If de- fi.uqd that the expensive Archives glamorous. one time wUI permit employes o f tho Rockville yesterday for distribution o f tbe general princl|4ea were good wise at all sure that the Labor party from joint to jotnt befora aettllng sired. Florence prices stsrt at Building, now being completed to — The Rev. Henry Seo4t Robel, now Jepartment to occupy themselves among the needy of the town of Step in tomorrow and give dot curtains. 36'* C u rtain M atarial —still are good. ■ But tbe President will win—and if thay do vront It down In any one or aeveral. When with other duties which the Com- Vernon aad city of Rockville. arthritis the apine Is present, safeguard priceleaa public records, aoensrio writer. your wardrobe a treat by Cream, ecru. 29 in. sither doesn't know bow to get them ot missioner feels are o f more moment. The meat Is to be distributed un- Good Selection. aavs a lot of nlca Chapa a lot of Rhare Is likely to be a referred pain, • (MUR Diet) Diilpped 14 tachea o f srater In tha adding one of these swanky Into opemttaa o« is dtamnyed at tbe baaement der tbe direction of Mrs. Herbert 10« worry over trying to maka tha old wblcb Is called by the patient: aci- Question: Mrs. A. Z. N. wishes to Englert, local FERA toveaUgator, Topcoats to it Yard dtseovery that their oparaUon 'Tlsn’t finished y e t reply govern- cart go and pay tha incoma tax too? atica, lumbago, neuritla, neuralgia, know; "I have baeu told that a rOUND IN A REBL *2 9 .5 0 NOTED ARCHITECT DIES who Is dlstrlbutiiijg slips to tbe idouldn’t plaaiw evaiybody. ale., straight milk diet using 6 quarts a ment arohtteete. who awear It'll be tighter.than sister s new ahees when parties entitled to receive the meat. Tbe causea,o( arthritis are: First, day wrould help ma gain In weight 7 Bluffton, O.—Mrs. Charles Mont- Toronto, Oct 4.—(AP)—Henry In thin pMgkt ha has developed a iliB ftniabed. Tw o local butchers, Charles Trapp TOBYISM an Intestinal 'poisoning or texemia, Answer: Yaa, If you could use 6 gomery lost the diamond setting Bproatt, noted Canadian architect ;.v ftra a k og shattnacy. Long ago, at Skeptics point out that It'a locat- of Market street and Corbin K. often the result o f consttpaUen or quarta o f milk each day you would valued at gS50 out of her ring the died lost night after a hrief iUnear ed very near to the place where Englert of Union street, have agreed ths outage ha told tha eountiy that Several yeare ago we began aak- coUtls; teoond, overeating c< starch probably gain la VNight Ih taking o th v day. Ha was 66 years of age. to cut tbe meat >?or distribution 'Tiber Creek" once flowed right C. E. House m JWnpiBBl to try aoeae broad new ing periodically the quaetlon. How aad sugar: third, aome (actor which an exelusove milk diet. It la advis- Joeephine Klay, 16, went to a He waa recognised aa an authori- witbout charge. The meat is being across Pennsylvania Avenue—one reduoea tha raaietanoe ot the jotnt able to take t ounces avary hour at shoe shop yesterday to have a shoe ty on Gothic structures and be re- distributed today with Mrs. Englert V they proved mis- much doea It coat, on the average, of the lowest points of the District tissues ao lhat the rheumatle poisons flrat. Later you can change the repaired. A s sbs took off hsr shoe ceived recognition in many coun- making her headquarters at the: yfT. GRANT CO. he would to produce a quart of milk in Oon- art encouraged to aetUe in the s(diedule until the full 4 quarta are and bandsd It to repair man, she W ATKINS frlea (or hie work. He wras one of town clerk’s office. joint. Neuty all of^ase patlenta Many people wish Is aee tha found Mrs. Mimtgomerys diamond & Son, Inc. .OBng nerticutt Bventually we gave up used. I f you have any tandency to J' tha world's leading authorities on Sidewalka Near Completion wtU be found to have pua po^cta at President about RMuy thiaga. That Imbedded In m r rubber heel. Jose- at AAANCHESTER C O N M aBktng for that Informathm because catarrh the milk diet should sot be old EagUsb aUyer. Another rScord day, the third dayi the roota o f the t4etb or In the tried. be t a t bera mow M h t flatar sue phine recc;ved a substantial reirsnL 7 ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHXSrTER. CONN. OCTOBgaC .ISM . '______AANCHES'fER BVEMNG HERALD.- MANCHESI J-EK a»NN.. r-r---.,.TRIDAx, -----OUiVBBR------• 6, 19^ <, ■ T A W S I f l Cards Call On Deans To Regain Lead In Seri ■>! MORE MANCHESTER PEOPLE RECORDS POINT TO TIGERS AS WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS PAUL (GUNGA) DEAN TO 2ND CLASH WINNER M H. S, Chances Seem Slim TEXHLE NINE HAS Breaks Up The Ball Game OPPOSE BRIDGES TODAY ( HAS COPPED TITLE With Hartford High Today SCORINGSPREETO ON RED BIRDS DIAMOND BOUGHT yiH IS PAPER FORPAST13 YEARS stacking up agalnat a pewarfuLVniay ba fulflnpd at any tima before WINTRADEHONORS Innings ot tha opening gamo w h n experienced Hartford High altvaa the Mason closes. Schoolboy Rowe's Feat O rer the "battalion of death’’ Infield al- Starttag linanps most got Itself shot for »««irhtg five at Weaver field In the Capitol City Hartford ground out a >1 to S errors, stumbled ell over the plium,. thla aftamooa, Manehcater High’s triumph over East Hartford with a fhadowf Performance of both mentally and physically, and Bengais m Happy Frama of chaneu of gaining Its first victory rally m the,lut half after the E u t Gains Second Hail Title by luck, like prosperity was hidden in two starts this senson appaar to Stders bad chalked up a touchdown around some pbisntora corner. margin. Several Hartford regulars Dizzy in Opener; Tigers Carda Had Jitters Mind as Qnbs Motc to S t ha remota and it sums «dy n were injured In the tussle and Coach Blanking Draftsmen 2(M); The Carde belted Rowe for elx quaatioe of what tha aeera will ba. Johnny Newell’e lineup will be Ereo Count When Gosfin juts In the first thrM inning, aeor^ Hartford hu always baen a tough changed somewhat to consist of Carpenters Dmb Machin' |two runs and might have scored I Louis; Starting of Crowder customer on tha gridiron and lu t Winston and Burks, ends; Presti more If OosUn hadn't nipped the yaar turned back Manebester, lS-0, and Sadorian, tacklM; the AUbrtu Breaks Up Game in 12th final raUy in the third with a beau- May Prove Costly. ud tha yaar befors, M-S. at guards," Turjier at cental and istsby 11 to 2. tiful peg to the plau. Hallahan al- Mby Seats Vpast Wa;^ar and Moran, halfbacks; Cae- tovrad only four and three ot Conch Tom Kellers ohnrgu, tlnriU, quarter and Vanteozze, quar- to Win by 3 to 2. flukM at that, unUl the Ud blew off however, showed n wealth of fight- terback. Wayler scored one ppa cams In to rellsve him turned for aid and oomfort aa tha with a alngle by Fox to start the STANDS WITH HEROES OF Inning, and Rowe's sacrifles sent the Idea being tlut an outfit good and on the mound, but to no avail, Cards rallied for the second phsM ame enough to come back aftar an Oarpentr. va. Machine and the third game of the world runner to second. Gerald Walker Slaugural reverse must poisesa tha The Carpenter Shop baseball ■arlM on tha boma grounds of batted for Jo Jo White smd Imme- stamina to go on and cop tha plmna. WORLD SERIES HISTORY team defeated thi. Machine Shop Sportsmans Park. St. Loula. dlaUly popped a high fly halfway You may not believe It, but the team yesterday at Mt. Nebo in the The Ttgen, wild east again over between home plate and first base. Tlgere were mighty glad to carry final game of the Interdepartment night, chose the curve ball wizard Blow Easy Pntoat the fight Into enemy territory. Tou In UM ninth, Oerald Walker obtain- League of the second half by the Tommy Bridges to carry on the la- Jim OoUlna ran in from first and would have had to ba In Detroit the ed a reprieve when the young ffis Nine-Imung Stretch of score of 11 to 2. ,zULD (lay night battle. troit Infielders were covered with' BOX SCORE Smith, c ...... 3 0 0 3 2 0 brought a cry of wonderment from Gehrlnger and Hank Greenberg Associated Sporia Editor. Jarvls.'p, l b ...... 2 2 i 0 0 Utah-CMorado Oellege—One vote with one out in the 12th whereupon slippery elm In the early Innings of 1 Tough to Make Predic’ for the Utes. the esMmMed experts aa to why the opener. DETBOn (AL) St Louis, Oct. 0.—(AP)— Lyn- Kayan, sa ...... 3 1 0 0 0 0 Mickey Cochrane, manager of the grizzled old GotUn, pumped a alngle “The Tigers have been a fine road AB.R.H.PO.A.E. wood (Schoolboy) Rowo stands to- Noske, lb, p ...... 8 2 Utah State-Montaaa State—Ditto to center and the Tigers were back IN ANY PREVIOUS for Utah State. Tlgera ever decided to hold the elub an season,’* beamed Cochrane Whits, c f ...... 4 0 0 4 0 0 day alongside the pitching giante Sharp, 2b ___ ...8 3 tions Bat Experts Go yoimgeter for the second game. In the series. Manhattan-Kaneaa State— Thle Today's starting itneup: pRlC® relieved to have the county Dol^ck, c f ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 of world series history, towering aa Hlclesko, If . . . , ; s 1 Superb Hnriiag Feat mospbere transferred to the Cochrsns, c ...... 4 0 0 a 0 0 mightily and casting as Ug a shad- Gruraback, cf ,.. .3 1 one will decide whether Manhattan Once he recovered from a shaky l****^t St. Loala n ■boulders of the cocky 8t. LoutsGehrlnger, 3b ...4 1 1 4 6 0 ow now acrosa the chances of the Buaky, 3 b '...... 2 0 Right Ahead and Foist -E as good ae Chick Meehan thinks. ■tart, the six foot four Inch eebm- White, cf • Martin. » MONTH THIS YEAR Cardinals Greenberg, lb . . . . 4 0 0 18 1 0 S t Louis Cardinals ■■ Jerome Hagenow, rf ...... 1 1 Princeton-Amherst — The Tigers boy turned In one of the meet amma. Cochrane, c Rothrocll rf "Mothers, wivss, awesthearts, ral- OosUn, I f ...... 6 0 2 3 1 0 (Dizzy) Dean did in his jungletown Selections on Unsnspect- first roar. Ing performanoM In nU world aariee Gehrlnger, 3b Frisch.2b ntivM and friends of some Ol our RogeU, H ...... 4 1 1 1 3 0 debut two dasra ago. 28 i T 5 15 S 0 Oklahoma A A M-Draka—The history as’ he out sated unlucky Greenberg^ lb Medwiek,U ifO younger fellows, some of whom saw Owen, 8b ...... 5 0 0 0 1 0 Sots SoriM Beeord. Machine champion aggies win. Wild Bill Hallahan, nnd went on to Goelln, If OoUlna, lb their first major league baseball, Fox, r f ...... 5 1 3 3 0 0 Tho world serlea record doss not Leggett, lb, p ...3 0 ing Fans. Harvard-Batea—In unison Har- Witt 8 to 3 In 13 tnntnga, the vle- Rogril, M DeLancy. c were at Navin Field,” said the qulat Rowe, p ...... 4 show any nine inning stretch of Wm. Phillips, 3b 2 0. vard. tory that brought Detroit back, Owen, 3b Orsattl, cf and ordinarily efficient Charley 0 0 1 1 0 Sterling, ss ...... 2 0 O. Walker. ■ . . . , l 0 1 0 0 0 pitching over a SO year period equal made a hero of old Goom (Soalln rf Dtu'ocher, ■■ Oehringer. "Their preaeneo added to that of the biasing finish of tha Savttskl, p, lb ...1 1 and riddled tha oonfidenee and Bridges, p p. Dean, p. to the pressure of these players.”' Walter PMlUps, By HERBEKT W. BARKER Vmplres — OelMl (A L) Plate; pBlDAt.8® 48 8 7 88 11 0 32 year old alx foot four Inch boy eoherion ot the National League Goom Goslln, batUng hero of yes- from Eldorado, Ark., who mowed 2b...... 1 1 AMOcUted PreM Sports Writer champs for a momsnt. Reardon (NL) first bsM; Omns terday’s thriller, suggested another ST. LOUIS (NL) Donaluk, I f ...... 2 0 MCCLUSKEY FACES (A L) second base; Klem (NL) third AB. R. H. PO down the CMrds from the fourth to They were a maddened, grouchy, reuon why the Tigers were pleased the twelfth Inning, allowing only A..derson, c ...... 1 0 New York, Oct 8.—(A P )—Steal- ■eorehing lot today, tha Cards and bSM. to be away from home. Martin, 8 b ...... fi Greavea, r f ...... 2 0 ing a leaf from the recent America’s Starting Urns 3:30 p. m. (s,s.t) Rothrock, z f ...... 4 .one hit facing only 38 batsmen and tha third battle was conceded the C»i€ ”Ttae sun goes down later In fit. issuing not a slngla bSM on balls (Thapin, c f ...... 2 0 cup yachting series, football prog- OLD RIVAL TODAY turning point in their progreaa. The Louis, BO we won’t have thoae con- Frisch, S b ...... B itf<> during the entire game. uostlgaton hoisted the red flag of mastoy the eehoelboy riaplajred, ri- H^g < •-.eotC en W " flicting shadows,” explained the Medwiek, If ...... S -IB. 0 -13 5 7 protMt today. UCcbH** CoUlns, T b ...... 5 The nearest comparisons to kmtng only one bit In tha last nine kAtetW” Golden Ooose. Rowe's spectacular feat, In his Runs batted In; Machine 2. Car- "Too tough” they cried as they innings has punctured their balloon Wrestling Start From Scratch Delancey, e . . . . . 8 world Miles debut were the feats pentry 11; three bSM hit, Noske; ■canned the list of Friday and Sat- Meets Umberto Cerati, Ital- that fact can’t bo bidden Jong. @»0Rf«§ The series moved into this en- Orsattl, c f ...... 4 of Big Ed Ruelbach, old right band- hits, off Jarvis, 0 Ir 9 innings, i rday games, but that fact faUed to Rowe, of eouTM, had the Cara Halifax, N. S.—Ed Don George, \Hauptwatt*' i-te Text \ M»* thuslutic community today with Duroeber,. u ...... 4 Nos*-e 0 In 1 Inning, Savltakl 3 in 8 er of the Chicago Cuba, Herb Pen- prevent them from foisting their themselves to thank for Me chance the situation just u it w u at the Hallahan, p ...... 8 Nprth Java, N. Y , defeated Harry nock of the 1927 New York Yanks innings, Leggett 8 In 1 Inning; stol- i-elecUont on an unsuspeeti^ pub- ian Champ, in 3,000 Meter to display a brand of pitching Lundin, New York, straight falls. outset In baseball-balmy Detroit W. Walker, p . . . , i en bsMS, Carpentry 10, Machine 6; lic. Absolutely without guarantM of genius. V three days ago. and George Earnshaw of the Ath- ^ Toronto—Jim Browning, Veronm letics. laft on bases, Carpentry 3, Machine any sort here’s the way they line The Cards suSsring all the fitters Mo., defeated Hans Stelnka, Ger- Once more the Cardinals and 41 a T 84 U 1; base on balls, off Jarqjs 1, Noske Eyent at HarranL Conie*®^ Here I« C r fs p e e c h \ r Tigers Start from ta*.v. The only Ruelbach scored a one hit victory up es far as this comar can aee: that attacked the Tlgera in the early many, two faUs to one. Detroit...... 000 100 001 001—8 over the Chicago White Sox In the 2, Savltekl 2, Leggett 1; etruck out, difference Is that the couru hu by Jarvis 8, Noske 3, Savltekl 4, Iowa Haa Edge been ibortened. Where they were St Louis...... oil 000 000 00—a 1806 serlea within the regulation Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 8— (A P ) ^ Q «* nine innings, a performance that is Leggett 1; time, 8:30; umpirhc, Nortbweetem-Iowa— lowa’a fleet -Luigi Beccali of Italy, Olympic vaaw lo ■hooting for the best (our out of Runs batted in, Oraatti 1, Med- Crowley end Higgina. • u)d skillful backfleld may give the seven, they are now striving for the wick 1, Fox 1,0. Walker l, OesUn 1; ths closest on the books to a perfect champion, la alated to take a crack Ufo Of P'®** ‘* game. Drafting Hawkeyee the edge. at the world reooVd for the 1800- SeatAi® but three out of five. Tbeoretleany, (earned nma, S t Louie l. Detroit AB R HPO Yale-Cohuabia— Columbia wsm metre run at tha Harvard Stadium Men Who Know Quality the only advance held by either ag- 3); two bsM hitt RogeU. Fox, Mar- Pennock’e Feat. - Roberta, e ...... 2 0 0 6 hard hit by graduation, but It’s only gregation is that the gru t D U ^ Pennock pitched no hit, no man thla afternoon but local foKowera VleA tm: three base bit, Oruttl; stolen Porcheroo, as, 3b 2 0 on tha loaa of Xeom that wUl be of foot-racing consider bis cbaneea Dean hu a full day’s rut on hts base. Geh.'inger; sacrifices, Roth- reach first base for the first Mvea Wetherbee, cf .i.,3 0 felt the most Clothing and Furnish- prindpal rival, Schotdboy Rowe. Innings of a game against the Pitts- of shading Princeton BIU Bonthron'a rock, Rowe; left on bases, S t Louis Quartus, lb ...... 3 0 VaaderMlt • Georgia Teeh — A mark of S:4S;I aUm. Dizzy can come back tomorrow u 4, Detroit U ; bus on balls, off Hal- burgh Pirates aeven years ago. The Capps, p, H .2 0 fresh u a freckled-face kid seek- Yankee southpaw retlrad 33 bats- eirong southern card with Vander- Accustomed to naming In warm inffs Sold A t Reasonable lahan 4 (Cochrane 3, Oreenherg l. “Kasevtck. k. Sb .1 0 Mlt slightly favored. weather, BeccaU waa likely to en- ing the autograph of Babe Ruth, Gehrlnger 1), off W. Walker g (Ro- men In succtMlon before yielding Gogelto, If .1 0 whereu the phenomenal Schoolboy the first hit a mark that Rowe Boathera CalUemla • Waehlngtoo counter a chiUy October breeze by geU, Oehringer I. Greenberg l); Mikllie, r f ___ .1 0 suto—Despite the oloM cell with the time bis race, tbe feature of an Prices, Shop At requires another day. - Cochrane struck out, -by Hallahan « (Owen, equalled when be Mt the Cards down Qveneky, 3b, p .2 0 \ iW * ' ....rlO).- starting the veteran A1 In Crowder C.'ollege of Pacific this guesser will International track mMt between Rewo 8, Oreanberg a>, by W. Walk- In order yesterday at Detroit from Hayee, rf ...... 0 0 an Italian team and a picked ag- In the opener may prove mere cost- the fourth to the tenth Inclusive, Hlllnski, 2b ... ,0 0 olrlng along with Southern Calti b” represent the local Lithuanian Aa- Navy-Virginia— Navy oomfort- Freeman___ S5.I lOtt: n th ; Deardon, 13th; ably-. This was Johnny's sixth fight and , Schoolboy appeared fu t warmtng Eagleson is asked to report to coach ■oelatlon on the gridiron this season, Brown’s lS8th but it appeared aa Commonwealm EVERY DAY up, and fast ha bad to be beeauu ***•**• Brown. the team. Ths following boys are re- has teoured tha MrvioM of Oil ^mell-Btchmaod—Ditto OoraaU. PER DAY, Uth; Trettar, 14th; Bueklay, 17th; though Craven waa tha one who had WMhlogtOB-LM and Maryland— l^ld Bin Hanahan and Wima quested to report: "Bottle” Saltcre. Wright, srideiy kaoem local athlett, Um ot iKplitiMM ot Walker matched his jklll—almoet. <3obu^ 18th; Palmar, iPth; Oitrin- ■a coach ot tha team. Wright was The Oeaarala declrively. ito. 30th: Bellamy. Hat Stavtnaoa, "Harpo" Solomonson. "Dick” Grant. Virglala Poly .Florida— Probably beUg a novice at the gaate. , . Wind Beipe Bows "Big Boy” Judd. •Wally” Thonuon, for eevaral yaara baMball mentor at Brown took the count twice ta Bostonians A treacherous wind played a 23ad; and FttaganOd, 33rd. Trinity and haa exttnalve kaewledgs a cloeo OM with Florida oUghtly • FltMi” Turner. "Ckip” McCuUam, favored. the second and once in the third. Florsheim .. ,$$.75 heroic role for Rowe, m the fourth "Chop” Sueby, "Dllcngar” Damuay. tht nubtof iDtirti. Craven carried Brown along tar COPIES PER DAY LAST MONTH inning, BIU RogeH’e Ugh fly eru London haa atartad a campaign "Uttle Swede” Solomonson and A practlee Marion of ths team Ydxne ChrlsBrii-ArknnanM-Fura- moat of the.thlrd round bccaui carried away from Ernie Oruttl’e to teach tourista not to scrlbbla wtu be held tonight at 7 o’clock at I; a ebot la tha dark. Toxu Chrla- Brown was Bleeding terribly ai grasp by an eye-lub ar1 went for "Sase” Eagleson. AU othera who the Golway street hall and all tbair namca on cathedral waUa with to try out :«port at tha West liaa for Its apparently greater aoor- Craven did not wish to mete o a double that resulted In a score. and other aueh plaoaa. players iatoreeted In trying out for ing powei. mere punishment- to his gorg eg Side Flaygrouade. the eleven are invited to aUend. IMhvnfrGoergn WMBMgtW—On- GLENMny? !• p

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ^ANGHEETCH. OUM«„ FBUJAT, OCTOBER 6, IWB*, lAANCtllttrrafiCVCNUIOBBlIALBLAIANCHnriiSK.CUNA. rtto A t. OcntJBBlt S. 19S^ Where The Manchester Taxpayer’s Dollar Goes EDWARDS’ TRIAL CARDDUIS UADUG PEARSON ARRANGES the rest M tis wM ksts t i MfiMlMS- waa wiilM t ta tu n Mauptmafia aver tlatlcone. Or. Ooadoa ie the "Jaf- marttoS aueaaai auwa eom iaf to tha EtuMskiy $$S$lk a-OMTHESEOHai torr u tbslr p«|r as lew M W earn- to N ow Jar34F auttorfttoa K they ate" 'who acted m intermedia (or LOWING COSTS TOWN 'CTOBECOMET CARY GRANintiES flliiu. Ma Kgnad a saw fiva year sss- fined $10 asd ocala, - -'v- i. to 1333 aa tbs werkeit pay HAUPTMANN’S TRIAL had a' good ease sgaiast the CoL Cbarieo A. UfidNrgh la the tract at double hiu pressat salary NEARS THE JURY ms LAST PROGRAMS PsUg paid tha te a alibi dates Severs' persons later identified a Raymond Orlflln at Weat CsnUr the third game o f the World Series. Nadonal Guard for ths purposs of Lindbergh kidnap ease win bs asked move oB the part of ths defense for mitted and Daniel Bureaok o f 4T0 When t*xp»yere of Mancheeter year was 38,743.01. veyor wh.i is charged with tbe mur- mualGsl organizations wtll appear in 313 Summit street. sad places givtn by Hauptmann. woman who was seen talking to ctreet naar Stona atraet, It was the first gUmpse the home sUmtaatlng sxpenditurss incurred by the prosecution should ths stats a postpoBsment of the ease, ehould Hartford Road was discharged to- Meemble at the State Araory to- Lien Payments Help oer of Freda McKechnle. hia neigh- under his Erection. Town. One ot them •nras written by Frits Grant in the lobby of the apartment IMward BiakeUee o f Naw Haven day. However, to pay for this, the town rooters have gotten of the by officers traveling to towns for in- ot N ew J e rs ^ request additional New Jereey fail to requeet a delay, morrow night to paaa upon the borhood sweetheart Next Sunday evening tbe O Clef Hauptmann, brother ot the prlkoner ae Miss (Jherrill. Some said she had was found gtiilty of driving a oar club since the Cards clinched the Ktoction purposss. Urns to consider kidnap and murder Foley would not etate. He declined town received from tax liens and The state closed its rebuttal a few club o f 30 voices 'will sing and will and a tailor In Dresden. Germany, her arm around the actor. with Improper registration. He waa budget for the coming flacal year Interest on delinquent taxes the National League pennant on the Company G of this town is sffect- Indictmento, District Attorney to comment on tbe statement of CtLHANE TBAjfSPKRBBD. minutes later after calling one re- present a sacred concert of favorite and was addressed to Max Halleck, Found On Bed arrested on Cambridge atreet at they will be caJled upon to exercise sum of 321.862.82, leaving a spread closing day of the season laat Sun- James J. Foley said today. Jemes M. Fawcett, defense counsel, Hartford, O ct 5.— (A P )* - John buttal witness, (Jounty Detective numbers w ith G. Albert Pearson aa OVn. WAR IS RAGING a Seventh avenue furrier. It asked When Dr Cornell and ambulance 12:15 this morning by Patrolman of 313,119.81 in favor of the town day. and then hurried on to Detroit "Meantime Attorney OMtral yasterdsy tbat hs would ask for a W. Culhane, Federal narcotiot to- their spundest Judgment in diasect- Richard Powell, who teatifled Ed- guest soloUt. whether laador Fleoh, who died In driver, Bert-Talnker, arrived at tha Harman Mutka whose attentioti was between the amount of the Interest to split the first two decisions with David T. Wllents, of New Jersey, postponement when the case is vesugstor, has brtn traaa(SR3d Isv the various items in the budget wards asked to be returned to the The music ot tbe following Sun- Germany last March, had any Grant apartment, the actor was attracted to his car while be wae ^ that the town will maintain a charges on temporary loans and the ths Amsrican League champions. IN S P A 0 U 7 KILLED announced today thst ths Huntor- called for trial Hiursday. Foley from Boston to Hartford, to bo^tti state police barracks from the coun- day evening, October 14, will be in assets. The contents of the other lying across the bed in hit under- rtepping to get a supply of gaaoUna. charge o f the narcotics bureau BOr ^tlsfhctory financial balance and, receipts from t u Hens and Interest Thsir enthusiasm fo r the situation, don County Grand Jury wUI cOnvsns said he would aot discuss any of his wear. on delinquent tax* accounts. ty Jail. charge o f tbe Children’s Chorus and Monday to eonaidsr charges sgalnat conversations with defense counsel, lettere was not dlsclossd. Muike askbd to sea Blakeslee ragia- '^Connacticut It waa learned today. gt the same time, be enabled to rsklndled by the developments In (UeaMnned treai ra ge One) Grant, who at one time was lead- Mr. Waddell emphasised that the Judge William A. Valentine order- the Junior Choir. The Children’s Hauptmann. or give any opinion regarding the Flsch went to Germany laat Dec- tratton and found the car was an He takas ths place of Thomas K f ^ carry out lU necessary administra- Detroit after a lapse of interest here Chorus numbers 35 voiesa and ths ember. After his arrest Haupt- ing man for Mae West, haa bad a town borrows only when it Is neces- ed summation by )>oth ildas atartod late in the season, was svldant Tbs Bronx county prosseutor defease. Auburn but bad markers for a flek who died suddenly last vrem . tive, educational and charitable ob- Junior Caiolr SO voices. They will them, escorted by six guards in an mann told police that Flecb gava sary and when the money rate Is at 3 p. m., and announced It was his everywhere. With Paul Dean, U 1 made it plain, however, that he did Foley said hs knew o f no new de- ligations without the embarrass- sing separately and combined in a automobile, raced up to Uallen. him a package for safekeeping when of greatly reduced appropria- favorable. The money market is Intention to get tbe case to the Jurv brother of Big Dizzy, who pitched not Intend to surrender bis prisoner, velopments o f Importoncs that had short sacred concert program. They found the red banner of the he lalled, and tbe prisoner eald be closely watched by the town offi- today. If necessary, he said, he tbe cards to an 8 to 3 victory in the held in the Bronx county JrtI in de- come into ths case today. On Sunday, October 21, the Emao- Socialists and Communists flying did not learn until three weeks be- g produced herewith Is an excel- cials. As a result of this keen scru- •a-ould hold court a ^ n tonight and Urst game, nominated to work fault of $100,000 bsu, unless New "At present," he said, “we are ual Choir of 40 voices wilt be beard over the town, and had to return to fore bis arrest that the package chsrt prepared by Town Treas- tiny of the money market Mr. Wad- would be available thereafter to re- against Tommy Bridges, curve baU Zaragoza for rsinforoamsnta in or- Jersey authorities act before the working on the preparation o f the George H. Waddell which dell has been able to obtain a loan ceive e verdict. in a program of an a cappella na- actual trial in ths extortion case eaee fbr trial. Right now we have contained money. Tbe money vraa star, in a duel o f right handers, the ture, or voices in unison without in- der to get to work on the cut esblo. found by authorlUee to have been _ ly reveals the different chan- for the town at an Interest tate as turning point of the series was at Several other telephone tines ware begins. BO more definite objective in view Enels through which the taxpayer's low as'one and three-quarters per atnimental acoompanlmenL ‘ Soma Ths trial in ths Bronx has been than cleaning up every one o f the part of ths'XAndbergb ransom pay- BACK ON STAND hand and no one seemed to want to o f the numbers w ill be sung in Man- cut In various proylncsa. ment "dollar flows, based upon the appro- cent. WUkea-Barre, Pa., Oct. 5— (A P ) be absent Tw o bomba exploded In the Plssa set for Thursday, October 11. Al- numerous leads that come into the ’ priatlons recommended for 1934-35. Taxpayers should bear in mind chester for the first time, as they are ready a special panel of. 150 men office. The Manchester Public Market Cardinals Arrive. Ban Miguel o f Madrid near the that the 3150,000 sought for chari- — Pale and aeowUng, worn from tbe Just off the press, and tbe program Big Outlays emotional strain of hearing his love Crowds greeted the Cardinals as homes of tbe Populist Issdsrs, Man- haa been drawn to report for service One o f the visitoos at the Bronx ll A t a glance It will be seen that ties Includes 350,000 given by the will be o f unusual InteresL One o f on thst date. It is from this panel county district stulney’s offics to- N ew York’a post office Is tha secrets bared, Robert Allen Ed- they roared Into town early this the numbers ia composed by Lorman uel Carrillo and Miguel Perez. No -■ 77,3 cents on the dollar must be ex- Federal government for relief. As one was hurt but the property dam- that a Jury will be selected for tbe day was John Perrone, Bronx taxi- largeet in this country, h)it the city w a r d went back on the witness morning on their special train Bushnell, organist, of Nau^tuck. ^ pended on bonds, loans and interest, both are allied It was deemed best. stayed long enough to volley a chor- age waa eonatderabic. trial here. cab driver who has Identified also haa a amall post offiea meaaur- In order to save apace In the chart, stand today for further cross ex- For the final service on October schools and charities. This leaves amination in hie trial for tbe mur- us of boos as the Tigers, fresh from Police captured one of tbe parti- Need a Good Oaae Hauptmann as the man who gave ing 7 feat by 8 feat 4'lncbss, which but 22.7 per cent to be spent for to group them together. 38 the Beethoven club of SO voices BIG BEEF DAT HERE Schoolboy Rowe's thrilling 3 to 3 cipants In last night's attack on Foley took occasion today to re- him $1 to deliver a note to Dr. John is tbe official post offics for the Those who feel that the adminis- der of F r e ^ McKechn'.e, hia sweet- will present the program, assisted other purposes. heart whose body waa taken from conquest in 13 Innings yesterday. the Montana barracks. He declared iterate previous statements that be F. Condon during the ransom nego- city’s Chinatown. - F ix ^ charges, which cannot be trative costs of the town are too by 3Uss Helen Berggren, contralto he was a Socialist and had been high may change their opinion Harvey’s Lake, August 31. Then they ^ e d for the entrance and Mra. Elsie B. Gustafson, so- ^Uvolded and must be prompUy met, Tbe 31-year-old mine surveyor gates at Sporuman'e Park. sent thera with about 80 men to C include bonds and Interest, or 33.fl when they see that only nine-tenths prano. fight with machine' guns. He said of a cent on the dollar Is expended showed, too, the effect o f four and a’ All the reserved seats in the tight A ll friends and music lovers ara SATURDAY i cents on the dollar; taxes to county half hours on the stand until nearly little park that serves both the that none o f the detachment knew Sand state, or 3.5 cents, or a total for this purpose. cordially invited to attend all these ' Oapt. Jsmss B. McVeigh Twidor, Juley Steak— Um Phiehnnt midnight yesterday, when he an- American and National League club* how to operate ths guns,.howevsr. 8 of 37.1 cents about which the town Highway Flgurm services. Commanding Oe. K, 3rd Batt. Kind! Arzut yen hungry tor oomet SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON ALL CUTS OF FINE QUALITY swered the state's charge of murder here through tbe season have been and two of the men had wounded i^has absolutely nothing to say. The highway department figure 160tli Infantry DIAL SFECUL S A l^ D A T ! with the declaration that Freda’s sold for days, and the way tbe leas themselves ss a result. BEEFI To avoid confusion In the taxpay- of 5.7 cents on the dollar embraces death was accidental when she fell fortunate faithful flowed into the sd b y ' this change and becomes IB Segovia; itreet car tracks wers 4151 Sirloin, first 8 cuts...... 38c Ib. •t er’a mind, Mr. Waddell has used alt highway expenses, concrete gut- torn up and barrieadss wers erected in a rowboat. 8,500 bleacher and pavilion seats en- Company K of tbe Third Battalion ForP earlyIN SaturdayE dsSvsry.HU TiheaeR aa upS to T 8i$0 tonlght— cents in cutting up the dollar In ters, oiling, storm sewers, garage by Extremists. Guards wrteked and bridges. These are grouped In New crowds Jammed about the circling the distant rim of the out- under the command of Major Wil- and remsmbsr that Ptoahurst Italk OoSss to the flneat of them Sirloin, other cu ts...... 45c lb. Short or Sirloin Steak, Beat of Beef, I order to dispel any Idea that the liam J. filaxwelL Compaiw G waa tbs barriesdes, hoyrevsr. and dis- figures represent -mills. the chart to make a clearer picture. Lucerne county courthouse again In field indicated that the capacity of OBITUARY all, freah from ths roastera, gtonad as you boy It. 35c lb. 2 I t w ...... tba morning aa Prosecutor 'Thom&a the park, a close 40,000 would be formerly In the Second Battalion persed the defenders. .49e Ib. Schools Question Likewise, the Board of Health and Prsmler Lerroux dsclsrsd: Short Steake...... Lewis resumed hia grilling in an ef- fully tested. under command of Major Irving There Is cerwln to be some at the building Inspector. "W s srs facing a wsU organised MEADOWBROOKCOPFE...... Ib.27c Bonelesa Sirloin Roast Beef for the oven, fort to support the state'e conten- No Seats Left. Partridge, Jr. PorterkotMO Stoskz (wttfe Uwge meeting tomorrow who will argue Mr. Waddell declined to commit revolution and are ready to take all cut to any siaa you may deaire. lb...... himself when asked x'hether he fa- tion Edwards killed Mias McKeeb- Within an hour after the gates doaer Organtosttoo TenderMM)s A that the appropriation for schools DEATHS -measures sgalnat i t " nie— an expectant mother— so he Tbs benefits to m derived 6y tbs Santos Coffee ...... lb. 22c ,0*0««.04000*00004 w0 0**0 ^should be r^uced. Salaries of the vored an Increase In tli grand list, opened at 0 a. m. (C. S. T .), there President Alcala Zamora declared Ibo 55c would be free to marry Margaret L. change o'verbalance the alight work Boneleaa Rolled Ovepi Roaat Beef, f higher paid school officials might be except to admit that a higher grand waan't a parking spot left in ths un- martial law in the Province of Crain, ^ s t Aurora, N. Y., music Involvad In the change, General • cut. but It has been pointed out list Increases the town's borrowing covered bleachers stretching from Aaturlas and a nation-wide decree Pinehurst Very Best Coffee . . . ___ lb. 32c Genuine Cube Steaks ... ,35c Ib. teacher who supplanted F r ^ a la hia MRS. MARY FLOOD DIES; IjSdd believes, fo r under these new that any attempt to further reduce capacity. the end o f the left field foul line over of martial law waa prepared for George E. Keith. In his letter to affections. tables of organization all iinlts of We sold mere Meadowbrook Coffee thto week aU our k Other Items might be harmful to the - beyond center field, bolding some promulgetlon at any moment. Frvzhly Ohoppod Louu Shoulder Clod of Beef, eolid meat, (whole), the Herald last night, made men May Can Miss Crabi 5,0(>0 customers at $1.10 each, and the I68th Infantry will be located brands of Coffee In esna—no wonder— 8o pound lees—and aa local educational-system. There ts WAS WIDOW OF EDITOR conveniently and adjacent to each In tbe Catalonian city of Saba- GROUND BEEF, Ui. ...' 25c 4 to 7 lbs. each, Jb...... tlon of this fact but took occasion It 'was learned from reports the pavilion section, covered and fresh sa It eaa be. } a regulation by the State Board of ether. dell, Anarcbo-Syndlcaliata declared For BMUt balto or meat Inuf. to throw out a hint of caution with reaching the court room that aa seating about was three-quarters ■ Education which is said to compel Whero Located Ctotalonia a Republic. Freshly Ground Hamburg Steak for a nice ^ towns to provide so many school the remark: " it might possibly be effort waa being made to call MUs filled at $3.30 each. Shortly after noon, one Extremist the best thlrig'that could happen to Weakened Heart Condition With Its headquarters in Hart- BAKERY HAMPDEN . meat loaf or meat balls, Ib...... ,: days each year to the children. (Jraln to the trial to testify for Ed- It was a perfect summery day, in waa killed and aeveral wounded in the town of Manchester at this time ford, the Second Battalion w ill con- Pinehurst < Owing to drastic reductions made wards. sharp contrast to the chill blustery Causes Death of Wife of De- a clash between strikers and guards if It did not have any further bor- The state yesterday introduced in sist of ths following; Headquarters ■ in the school appropriations during weather of the first two games in ceased Newspaper Man. on Santo Isabel atreet SUCED BACON rowing power. We* would then be evidence many of the 170 letters Company,- Companies E, F, G, and Reymond’s Wheat MORE MEAT SPECIAI.SI $ the so-called “depression" years, It Detroit. Instead o f lugging top- H. ComprAy H which relinquishes En BaJTorioM —known for too mlldBom >1 BUTTER rb a s been found that teachers have forced to pay for what we wanted written by EMwards to MUs (Jraln coats, and listening for the football Raisin <| o wuyo oweet uud loan— or go without. In fact, I am con- relating Impassioned protestations .... Hbeen called upon to care for larger signals the weather in Michigan in- mand of Captain Arthur M. Gray- rincipal ciUea in the Provinee ot Bread 1A C ppekago ...... vinced that it would have been well of his love and bearing salutations liam J. Flood, foimder and publisher Spring Lamb, Ib...... ■ classes, thus-depriving the students dicated, the citlzena came in their hen and O m pany G of Hartford, Barcelona had been occupied by Just full o f doUeleus, Pound $$0. for the town In the past, had this of "w ife" and “ Mamma." c f the South Manchester News, aa 2 Ibt. 61e C of individual attention and making lightest suits and once seated, peeled form erly o f this to'wn, to tmder the Leftist militia units— the "Soma- Bonriehing ralslas. Fancy Rib Lamb Chops, L.e,mbPoe,.i>h^ long as It remained a weekly publi- ^ mandatory the system of “ mass been the case.” Lewis picked up the cross exam- off coats and vests. ten" of (Xtalonla—and tbat these Tax Rate Importr it cation, died at the home maintained command of Captain Glarence A. 2 Ibe...... t education." ination today with ' Edwards previ- Tbe bleachers was a splotch of Gibson. units were at present in charge of Sliced Beef Town officials conci : the logic ous statement he struck Freda with by herself and her son, George, ia ROLLS £ Talk has been beard of “cutting white and varying colors, offering a Captain Junes H. McVeigh, for- ths situation throughout Catalonia | Parker House Very toadori healthful. i the appropriation for the police de- of Mr. Keith's argument in this re a blackjack after ahe was alleged tbe Johnson building, Main street, Best Kidney Lamb Chops, perplexing background for bittera mer commander of Company O will except in tbe city of SabadslI which Saowflalceo Pound £ partment,” “ slicing the budget of spect, but go on to add that a. high- to have been dead from the fall in ’ost night Pure Honey 2 lbs. er valuation means a lower tax rate trying to follow the curves of aasume command over Company K, was completely in tba hands o f | Sandwich » S the highway or parqk depart- the boat in the course of a swim- Bridges, who always enjoys a fine Death came while she was sitting Separatists and Syndicalists. aiid that perso t or industries seek ' 3rd Battalion. Hershey BUcnlt I the highway or park depart- ming party at night on the lake. measure of success in this park, in a chair waiting while ber son Unite comprising the First Bat- The strike waa general throi^h- I Fun Pound Jar Fancy Shaved Dried Beef for Creaming, ^ o f maintaining the schools and the Ing to purchase property In Man- "Your purpose in striking Freda George waa preparing the evening EngUab Mnfltna chester generally are more concern- and young Dean, as freshman new talion are: First Battalion Head- out Catalonia and most grave ebn- Burti’s R]ro Broad fan cy ffcleeted Yt lb...... if- administrative departments. Above la a chart that clearly shows how the taxpayer's dollar Is expended in Manchester. It was pre- with thla blackjack waa to give the meal for both of them and was due ed with the tax rate than in the to World Series competi' on, but a quarters company, Bristol; (Com- sequencea were expected momentar- Vtonna Bread "i WUl Hit Police pared from figures furnished by Town Treasurer George H. Waddell so that Manchester voters and property appearance of an accident?” asked to a weaxened heart, with which sha. valuation of the property In which no-hit, no-run hero this year wltb a pany A, Meriden; Company B. Mid- ily. Coffee Rings Small, Lean, Native. Dressed ’/, But this fact must be kept In owners attending tomorrow night's Town meetidg in the State Armory can listen to the discussion with a LewU. fast ball swifter than that o f Big has been suffering for several years. Francisco Company, president of 25e they are Interested. dletown; Ckimpany C, Briatol, and Freoh Pies POULTRY Freeh Shoulders, lb...... 20c '' mind, Mr. Waddell pointed out to- more Intelligent understanding of the town's financial coni'i'tlon. Herewith Is also a discussion of the facts "Yes,” replied Edwards. Brother Dlz. For several months she has been Company D of Meriden. the Generality o f Ctotalonia, issued Tasty, temMlRff roaal day. I f the police department bud- And, In the last analysis, a more "Edwards, you did not throw her Drako’a Pound Cako Cranberries Fresh Lean Spareribs, Boneless Rolled Roost Veal, active real estate market and shown by the chart and gleaned from an interview with Mr. Waddell. ______A new set of field boxes, in the confined to her home. The reorganized Third Battalion a proclamation, declaring: "I will ’ chicken I The perfect S get U reduced, for example, a num- in the water, did you T” color of fresh pine, encircled tbe Mrs. Flood w ^ born in Rye, N. to as follows; Third Battalion Head- preserve the liberty and democratic j 2 l b s ...... all lean meat, lb...... greater population promotes rather Beymend*B and Buck’ s diniier when you are Special On 35c d ber of policemen necessarily will “ No, I did not." double-deck horseshoe of tbe grand' Y., 75 years ago and while a student quuters Company, New Britain: rights o f Ctotalonlans and will issue | lb. 15c than detracts from the prosperity the Potomac, returning-to the White Delicious Fresh DonutO, tired ot oU otker rooate. 35o qnart Bottleo Fresh Bacon (Unsmoked), Veal Shanka, ' lose their Jobs. Many of these are "W ell, you eased her Into the stands, swinging around back of at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, Company I, New Britain; Company news by radio every two hours,? It’o jiMt a « delloiouo dependent entirely upon their week- and Improved welfare of Manches- HRST MASONIC SETBACK House some time Sunday. S5o dozen. Ib...... lb...... The President faced another busy water?" the plate from the points where the N. Y.. met and later married William K, Manchester; (Company L, Willi- Meujwhlle, troops were moving] cold zHeed with oron- 29c ly pay checks for their livelihood ter. ABOUT TOWN "Yes.” bleacher levels off at the end of the J Flood. They located in Glaston- mantle and Company M of New on Asturias by automobile. Above Largo Hqnrt berry oaueo or ztowed Parson’s Fresii Pigs’ Liver. and the livelihood of their families. day today with a long engagement Breast of Veal for Stuffing, "And you hit her a terrific blow, left field foul line, to the pole that bury where their first child, Joseph Britain. them roared special equadrona ..of | Old Factory or What happens If they lose their PARH TOMORROW NIGHT list, including Walter Chrysler, au- witk gardea-froeh vege- Ammonia 2 l b s ...... 29c Ib. .a...... MRS. JOSEPH RABACIINO tomobile manufacturer and Gover- cidn't you?" marks the end o f the pavilion seats W. Flood was born. Meeting Monday airplanes. They -were trying 'to Red Skin Celery, 18c tobleo. JobsT They will be thrown on Sunnyslde, Junior Kings Daugh- “I can't say how hard I struck and the foul lines In far right. A meeting of battalion and staff reach three or four Civil Guard bar- lYutcy Fresh Calves’ Liver Neck of Veal for Pot Pie, charity! ters, will meet tonight at 7:30 nor George L. Harriaon, of the New bi 1892, when Mr. Flood took over Series That Proved Very Popu- York Federal Reserve Bank,, com- here.” Bunting in the national colora the Manchester section o f tbe Ekist officers wlH be held In the armory racks beaiefied by Soctaltots and on sale at, Ib...... Ib...... The result Is that the town is o'clock In the director’s room of the sparkled in the sun on the facades Brohl o f Rookvlllo brings In more tender. 39c IS HOSTESS AT SHOWER ing in for further business talks "The blow was so terrific when Hartford Enterprise she and her next Monday night at which time Extremists. 19C'botUo caught playing both ends against Wbiton Memorial Library, under tbe lar Last Season to Be Re- of the upper stands and the green Juicy Poultry. Lower Round Ground for Ham- Shoulder of Veal to Bake, with the eifpcutlve. you let her have it, as you put it, husband came to Manchester. She <3olonel Harry B. Btosell, chief of Mountainous Asturias -waa filled the middle. I f the town docs not leadership of Mrs. C. E. Wilson. newed This Year. of the Infield was too fresh to have that it broke the strap?” was a real helpmate to ber husband staff will explain tbe reasons for with Socialists and Extremists gath- lb. J S c burg, til meat, Ib...... 25c lb. spend money on salaries It will have Officers will be elected for the com- suffered any from the droughts of ered for the distribution of con- Party Held In Honor of Ap " I don’t know." in the trying days of a struggling the redistrlctlng o f the units. Tbe Brohl’s 6 to 7V^*lb. Capons to dig that much deeper Into the ing year. the past summer. It was a spar' traband arms from several deposits proaching Marriage of Miss Tomorrow night the first in the A fter one or two further ques- meeting wtU take»the form of a Lamb Legs, 23c to 29c 10-Lb. d o th Bags B charity appropriation. The old game kling picture of color, warmth and country newspaper man and her reported to have been made there. Inez Arrigoni. fall and winter series of setback tions, Edwards waa excused. pleasant disposition made for her farewell to the new leader of Com- lb. Brohl’s Broilers and Fryers OUR POPULAR ITEMS f of borrowing from Peter to pay Jamas Robertq, of Cfiiapel street, contrasts, and the spirits and vocal iy K of this town. Major WilUam L Paul Is thus brought to the front. parties wll! be held at the Maaonic PRICE CONTROL Father to CUDed many friends. went to Nianttc yesterday morning chorda of the modestly bankrolled Maxwell, under whose leadership SUGAR Mrs. Joseph Rabagllno of 45 Vic- Temple. Laat ytar tbase partlei His father, Daniel Edwards, took As tbe wife of a small country Fresh Fowl, cut up for a nice chicken soup ", Under a state statute, Mr. Wad- looking for acaUopa. Ha was txcap- enthusiaats who bad stayed up most the local company will be aaslgned. FANCY GRAPES Brohl’s Roaetinff Chickens 1 4sU rsmlnded, the town o f Manches- toria road entertained with a wars unusually successful and a the stand next. r Uonally fortunate and In laas than of tbe night to get in, sang out In iiswspaper editor she was a regular A n invitation has been extended 69c each X tar Is compelled to take care of the kitchen shower laat evening at her larga numbar o f playara attended "These letters," ha said gruffly, White Seedless, 2 lbs. an hour and a half bt bad aacurad RULES OF NRA tuns with It all. attendant at the annual and seml- to former members of the old Com- We Gean Rugs, Tap- poor of the community. There is no home, in recognition o f the ap- thrae busbtla of tham. Consldaring each week. Prises are awarded and *«ere written by a boy in puppy Bed Coated Band aunual meetings of the Connecticut 2.' 5c. FOWL FOR FRICASSEE 54« pany O to attend thto meeting. SO-Onneo Ona Home Dressed Chickeiis to Roast, 4 to 5 j dodging this issue. croachlng wedding of her »i»t«ri-| this a good day's work ha returned itfrtshm ente are served. It is hoped love.” A scarlet coated band of 25 Editorial Aasociation ,snd in this estry and Furniture Red Tokay Grapes, Average 4 1-4 to 5 1-3 pounds each. About I S7.S Per Cent For Wi Miss Ines Arrigoni of aiaatonbury; to town and several of his friends (bat a larga number of setback play- Throwing back his head, the pieces, five shy of the Detroit show- way her frirndahips were further ex- Tomato Jnlce, 23a. lbs. each ...... 35c lb. and Louis Anglono of the Bronx, N. ers will attend tomorrow night and TO BEOUSTED 10c, 3 lbs. 25e. ■ The appropriations sougTrt this 'ather declared: For Oompleto Infommtlon, had acallopa today. ing, helped them alon,, with popu- tended. Assorted Red, Purple $ 1 . 2 9 *“ $ 1 . 7 9 “ “ ^ y ea r total 31,056,851.58 and of this Y.. which will take plnce In 8L renew acquaintances with players " I shall stand by him.” ' lar tunes from a poaltion a few feet For several years she made ber OPEN FORUM D IA L 4628, or W rite to Fancy Fresh Broilers, 2H to 3 lbs. each y sum 3376,338.34 must go for pay- James's church here on Monday, Oc they met during the previoua sea- (Ooattaned from Page One) Mrs. Edwards. “ Bobby’s mother, in front of the Itft field bleacher. and White, 15c, 2 Rev. C. Homer Ginns and Mra. home in the "Farr building, moving 11 P a r k S t r e e t , T o w a - rolls alone, or, in other words, for tober 22. son. followed her husband to the stand. With purple trousers to top off tbe Our 89e Grade ...... 29c l b . Qlnna are having as their week-end small group any more than tbe Irom there to the lohnson building lbs. 25c. Sliced Dried B e e f_____ ,1b. 45c cash expended for services render- Mra. Rabagllno used a cdior It waa ber first time in the court outfit, the tootlcrs pranced impor- TEXT BOOK COSTS Orange Pekeo Ceylon gueate, Mlaa Marjorie Clarkson, lights under the lawa o f the country last August. She was a regular at- Red Raspberries, q t SUeod wwfer thla. DeUeieus ereomod sad ed by all employees of the town. The scheme of red and yellow In decorat- foom, and she offered her brief bit tantly along the front of the stand, Miss Ethel Anderson, Mlaa Dorothy are determined by tbe facte that tendant at St. James's church and Editor of The Herald; 35c. served eu toast. payroll figures are based upon last ing her home. Guests to the num- of testimony in a trembling voice. replying to all requests with great Shepherd and Mias Dorothy Emer- your district has elected a Democrat ic^ng a member o f the Ladles Auxi- In the Oct. 3rd issue o f The He(> TEA AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT year's figures. ber of 35 were present from Glas- DAUGHTER IS RETURNED Yesterday was her forty-eighth gusts of sound, enjoying the spot- tonbury, thla town, and other places. son, all of Fall River and members oi Republican to Congress. .tary of the A.'-O. H., her other Ac- aid Superintendent of Schools Mr. y2lb.25c. l^lb.l6 c. Of the taxpayer's dollar, It will birthday. light that waa all the'r’s until tbe Yellow Bantam Cora. Stuffed and Roasted Chickens* be seen that 37.6 cents are used for One of the amusement features o f of tba Union church in tbat city ‘ The individual has a right to tivities being confined to her home. F. A. Verplanck's report on Text Home Made Boston Brown Bread, loaf, ^ ^ She said ber son was 31 years old, (jardinals appeared flret on Uie field >/^ib.25e payrolls. the party was a mock nmrriage in where Rev. Qinna was formerly as- TO RIGHTFUL PARENTS represent hlmeelf and hie grievances Three children survive her, Joseph Book Coets was given as 315,412.88. WEEK-END Lima Beans, 9c. each...... and told the Jury that on the night at 11:35. Again this week. Center Cute of Eastern Roast 79 c Going into a further analysis of which the principal parte were token sistant paktor. and his complaints and baa a right W „ and George F Flood, both of K . O. H., in Tuesday's Herald gave Wax Beans, 2 quarts Freda waa killed "Robert waa reit- St. Louis welcomed Its own, then, Pork seem to be the beet value—Lew waste— 5c*”'10c the chart, $3 6 cents goes for bonds by Mrs. Josephine Edmonds as the to gat togsthar a commlttaa In hia Ilanchester and Mrs. Harry B .’ a figure for Text Books and Sup- 15c. Home Baked Beans, Logs! Bnttk Orsr Child Ends leas and I told hu fathar." Sba waa with a rousing outburst, and John SPECIALS Lsaa—Very little bone—and better quality and interest and other fixM charges; brlds, MUs Ross Paganl, brld*- The Toung Peopla’a blub of tba mterette— that It a eaparate and in- Leonard “ Pepper” Martin, who Filer o f Buiffalo, N. Y. plies as $46,106.71. This figure was than the weotera perk our meat buyer saw in quart...... Onr Home Made Milk Bread. 1 A - axcused without cross examination. Spinach. Campboll’o . 15c s 14.2 cents for charity and 87.6* for groom; Mrs. Alphonse Plantanlda, Vamon Mettaodlat church wtll have When Foster Parents Decide 'ilvldual right but when it comes to drove a tlmilar throng crazy with Her funeral will be held Saturday taken from page 34 of the 1934 An- the beef boxes. 20-oz.loaf...... lU C ~ Her "boy" wiped bU eyes with his (Cash Prices) Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. payrolls, or a grand total of 85.4 maid of honor; Mrs. Alec Qrandl the a treaaura bunt and tin can supper the choice at Representatives, if he delight at his exploits against the 'aoming from Holloran's Undertak- ^ nual Reports of the Town of Man- to Return Her. hand when she passed him on ber Home Made Corned Beef Hash, A Full Line of Home Made Pies, C$ikes, and eents. TTils leaves but 14.6 cents best man; Mias Ernestine (jlorman, tomorrow afternoon at the home of Jems in electing repreaentativaa, be AthleUcs in 1931, responded by ing home at 8:30 and at S t James's chester. Thto amount is about three 13c. Tomato Soup Mias Marjorie Stephens. way back to her seat The mother Swift’s Jewel OIP Q C PORK (center) TO ROAST Ib...... ’ for materials, supplies, street lights flower girl and Miss Adriana Qrandl New York. (Jet. 5 .-r(A P )— Oydln must abide by the will of the ma- belting the first ball the veteran church at 9 o'clock. The burial will times more than the figure our Su- Yellow or White Tur- I5 c Rolls. bit her lips and gave Robert only a A etc. the priest. Miss Grandl sang a Lucy Driscoll, three mostba old jority of the group." Jess Haines threw to him in batting oe in St. James's cemetery beside bstondent gave The Herald. K. gallon...... O O C nips. 8 This year the cost to the tax- comic aong and everybody present Manabera o f the Wapping North fleeting, yearning glance. practice far up into the sun scats. tbe body of her husband who died H. to pleased to know thst ths Rib Pork Roast...... ,32c lb. School aaaociatlon and Federated daughter of FrSneia' and Anna Dris- Mazola Oil, Cauliflower, each ISe. Jeans 2 0 « & payers of Manchester in bonds and had a Jolly good time. The hoeteaa coll o f Peabody, Maas., was returned Tbe defense then began to call its New Home Suita two years ago. rfigure he gave was evidently an er- Woiitera are hoping for good gallon...... Loin Pork Roast.______35c lb. GROCERY SPECIALS ? Interest for funding and refunding served a dellcloua buffet lunch. today ta bar pareate' custody, ENDEAVOUR STARTS HOME character witnesses starting with The (Jarda were brightly decked ror. Even $15,000 to quite a sum 95c Honey Dew Melons. ^caused by Inadequate tax rates of weather tomorrow for the Old the Rev. Thomas Hughes, who out in new "home" suite o f white, and ths writer to o f the opinion that Bananas, 4 lbs. 2.5e. Biookfield Roll Butter, Home day celebration, which atarto The decision, o f Juatlce Charlea Mrs. Anns Vinlskos Fresh Green Pep- Q C _ Fresh (short shanked) Shoul- Chane & Sanborn Dated Coffee, O M -V ■ previous years will be 361.000 for '•Dodd to grant a habeas corpus Providence, O ct 5.— ( a V)— De- eharaeterUed Edwards as "a peace- with kcarlet numbers on the back; Mrs. Anna Vlnlskua died sudden- the. Btudenta ought to feel honored Ripe Pears, fl for 22c. 2 lbs...... ft h e principal and $'27,500 for Inter- THREE PERSONS INJURED, at 10:80 with a parade, followed by to pay this amount. Let ns note pers, 6 lbs...... tbO C Hormol’, 57c Ib. c a n ...... 4i) 1 C ' Writ with the consent of the child's fying an ancient superatlUon of ful young man.” and the flaring "Cardinals’’ written ly yesterday at the home of ber Grapefruit, 10c each. ders...... ,19c lb. est, or a total of 388,530. a roast beef dinner at the new (Com- sallora that a voyage should not be across the front, replacing the trav- what has recently happened in one Kellogg’s Com 1 C Land O’Lakes Butter, munity house from I to I o'clock, foster parents, Mr. and Mra. Fred daughter, Mrs. Anna Staskavich Fresh Spareribs...... 2 lbs. 35c Residente going out with battle (Jometli of Flushing, N. Y., ended a begun on Friday tbe blue hulled elling grey thev wore in Detroit, Ambrose of Windsorville. She col- o f ths High Schools in Bridgeport. Flakes, 2 f o r ...... A 9 C Tomatoes. GhiU 2 lbs...... 61c Rinso, large size " axes at the town meeting tomor- IN QUADRUPLE CRASH speechaa and a mlscellanaoua pro- sloop Bqdeavour, unauoceesful chal- They did right well against Haines; The students there went on a strike Cucumbera. - gram in tba afternoon and dancing legal battle and restored the ba^y HITLER CALLED lapsed in tbe kitchen during a heart Land O’Lakes Evaporated Milk, package ...... row for economy at all costs would to her mother for the first time, lenger for the America’s' Cup, left curves, which he broke wide In an attack and Medical Ehcaminer for shorter hours and more time aJ- Kibbe’s.Oven Baked Beans, Freah Peas. Con Cam e 19c «to well to bear In mind the facts in the evening at ' the (Community the I^prreehoff boat yards la Briatol effort to simulate those o.' Bridges lowed for sports and recreation. FRESH oysters...... pint 83c 4 cans for ...... Two Trucks and Two Pleasure house. etnee Clydiia was bom In a Chester, INDIA'S VICEROY George E. Porter of Warehouss large can, O Ef ^ Carrots,’3c bunch. 23c mentioned in the preceding para- Pa., hospital laat June 15. at noon today, bound home to Gos- aa much aa possible, but occssional- Point who was called gave permis- What some of these students need Land O’Lakes Old Fashioned Cocoanut in Bulk, graph. Insuiriclent tax rates in past Cars Collide Near Norwalk— port England. Aboard her were they'd miss by a foot or so, and in addition to an extended vacation 2 f o r ...... drtdC Beets, 5e bunch. From October IS unill October A s soon aa the writ was granted sion for the removal o f tbe body to CALVES’ CANADIAN can I S c Mild Cheese, Ib.___ ...... Ib...... ysars wUl cost the taxpayers thU Woman Seriously Hurt. Captain George Williams, her com- College Students In South Give e veteran would grin. the W. P. Quish Funeral home on to a good hard rubber ruler properly 10 Bars Soap Fancy Iceberg. 25c ..... 25c i 24 appUeaUona for local experienced the reunited fam ily started by auto- UVER , Tripe year Just $61,000—no inconsiderable mobile for Peabody, where tbe mander on the voyage back across Some Weird Answers In Ex- The business enterprise o f the Main atreet this town. VpUed by some of the teachers like for i ...... BACON sum. workers will be received in Room the Atlantic, two other officers and Dean boys, who now are capitaliz- we had in ths “gold old days." 25c 3 f o r 44c Norwalk, Oct, 5.— (A P)—Three I I, Hunlcipel building. Bxamiaa- father ia eietatant to tbe chief of amination Papers. Mrs. Vinlakua waa bom in Lithu- DIAL 4151 Vg l b . 27c Vg lb . 24c lb. 18c Would Beduc* Debt persons were Injured one seriously the fire department. Pin# MpRitn. ing their fame by writing for the ania 78 years ago but had lived in I write from experience and the (5 bars Wool Soap, 5 ban FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Another aignificent fact which tlona of appUcanU will be made on when two trucks and two pleasure The baby was placed in the care With Endeavour went the Vita, papers, making radio speeches, this country for many years. She rulsr was applied by an excellsnt Iftundry Soap.) Mr. Waddell called attention to is the latter date by B; H. Van Buren Bananas, Large Bunches of Weil Bleached T A cars were involved in- a guadruple o f the (JomeUla and trace was lost tba Diesel powered yacht of T. O. Memphis, Tenn., O c t 5.— ' signing things, sponsoring adver leaves besides her daughter one son, ^ o o l Msrm and cot a man. Mors Wo offer yon annonally nleo ftet, if the budget is approved aa and those selected for the (CCC Sale On Canadian Mutton Chops of ber while Mrs. Driscoll recovered. M. Sopwith, Endeavour’s owner and (A P )— A "flUbuster ia a noisy tlsements was evident on all aides. Joseph Vinlskua of Hartford; three time for sports and recreation—the Canter Put ' O d ) 4 pounds ••,••••«’« Celery, bunch...... X\/C $t stands tomorrow night and the coUIslon in the Boston ^ s t Road camps will be certified end assign- mb Mnttoi Chops...... I9e ib...... 21c When the Driscolls located the child her skipper in the cup races with (?ongTeaainan," wrote one Venders marched through tbe sisters, Mra. Mary Zaleakie o f wdsn«7 today ia to run a school Pork Chops, lb. ... amount 1s received from here this forenoon. ed to camps. a a C RIB ROAST BEEF Fresh Green linm Beans, T they instituted proceedings to re- the American aloop Rainbow. Southwestern college freshman. stands, hawking souvenir “Dean' Northampton, Mass., Mrs.. Rose IMIS a three ring circus—one ring Loin Mutton Chops...... \29c Ib. California Orangea for Juicie, , tbs net indebtedness of the Mrs. Maura NekraasoS of Darlan BoMd and RoBod or Ctot Short. cover her. Prof. W. R AtklnaoL said tOr bate, balls and pennanU. Shurwell o f Nssbus, ' N. H., and for sports, 3d for reorestion and 3d Fresh Onions, Legs of Mntton...... 18e lb. doien...... 3 q u a r t s ...... ^ . j will be reduced this year to la confined to the Norwalk hospital WlUtam Moore of Oakland atreet 29c 25c Hearings were to have continued BONES APPOINTED day he was tempted to give the While the money was rolling' in Mrs. Veronica Naudjus of Windsor. least important fo r studies. Thto to 11 l b s ...... (tent o f $351,500, representing with possible fractures o f the rlbe, haa an apple tree that ia attracting Mutton Shoulder ...... 12Vtc lb. Juicy, Tender Pot Rooato, any otoe from S Iba. today but when Justice Dodd opened student 100 per cent on the. Paul took his regular turn at bat There are 18 grandcUldreti and six tote o f ths resaona why students for Fancy Prince of Wales Grapefruit juicy Fresh Native Spinach, 1 * its on the principal o f bonds jsw and akuU. Her condition is sert- much attention. There are two Umba Quality Macaroni, np. Hartford. Oct. 5.— (A P )—Ed- tost and held up the famUy hitting rep- great-grandchildren. The funeral ??“ *f*!.**‘^*' ot age Ih- paali...... a q j C this year, and $70,000 of oua. Mra. TsabeUe Gould of Darlan on the tree tbat have apple blosaome court ComeUl toformed him he and and thin akin, O C tx n ward H. Bones, for aeven months a Other questions in "Current utatira by rifling a hi^ dozen bailz will be held Monday morning at stoad'of 16 as in England. lb...... Fresh Pork Sanasge notes borrowed In antlci- was treated at the boapltal for .•pen and in several other mute o f hie erifa had deei « S • 4 • I < lacerated ecalp. the Fadaral Home Owners Loan "BUI Terry is the iron man • will 'je in S t Catherine’s cemetery. ao a looult o f oa bijury. w m you holp ao koap 2 q u arts...... dozen...... : tbs bends issued for usual. (JorporaUon at Hartford until the of bicycle races.” •That Jo. Jo White (Tiger center May I have a space in your paper Dr. Oldring ...... 33c _ o f tbs water works pur- The tnieka were driven by Joeeph our deSvortet on tokednio by ’pfaoidag your Washington,' Oct 5.—(A P )— tuceessor to John F. Gaffey ia "Hitlsr Is Vicaroy of India." fielder) U atrIcUy a ba.e on balla Honduras, with a population o f to air my views aa to the appropri- Dog Food, can ... Small Link 0 9 . - Greening Apples, Fresh Shipment of Freah Stewing tbs nst todebtednsas of the Thomas of 53 Fuller atreet, Water- Forget-me-not circle of Junior ation for police. SHOULDERS order tonight—If It to oonvoutontr Pnoao Prestdent Roosevelt plans to take nams^ It was Isarned today. Mr. ' "Huey Long is the father of h'.tter," Dizzy pounded out to U'! mot than 700,000, Is almost en- Sauoagos. lb. . . . O O C oorrteo uatU ttSO. I t wIB bo aoeeooory to 5 lbs. ... • 4 ■aooenoooeai Oysters, pint ...... mseje an tbs present grand list is L-ury and Wm. Kir.'toS of. Moonaebi, Kings Daughtara will bold thair first' tomorrow afternoon off erith the rest 1 beUsva that ‘fWorksr" to right Gaffay rsaignsd his posiUon as the Lame Duck Amendment." brother, and Paul nodded hU head tirely an agricuH' *al country. Lit- OF LAMB otooo morning dftivory Sotiardoy A . M. a t iiStk ar esn t Banks will extend N, J. Shalvoy was driving ona pleas- tall masting tomorrow afternoon at of Uriels Sam’s work force. wisely. White, leads off for Detroit, and I do not think that the pay of managsr to accept an appointment "The Brain Trust is compos- tle manufacturing to done In the Boaod aad Koltod Ordora reertvod after that hour wlli bo ow ly ;$e the town up to five per cent ure car and Berg* 8. Nekraasoff 2:30 with the iaadar. Utae B. L. has been getting on base that way the poUoemsn should be cu t but He will go fishing on the Oou- of state director of the National ed largely o f physicians and' country and mining to done by only Frank De Ciantit la tha aftcraooa. Thoak yon tor your oo* Ffahiatten. another. No arreeto were made. l^rdaU o f M Hudaoa stptot merM UepaitaMat boat Sequoia on fairly regiuariy. how about tbe pay of tbe higher OoU Medal Fan- D I A L S i l l ) Heuaiag Administration last weak. ■nrgsoas." > one company. • DIAL sm ws, in tba police dspartzomtT 45 North St TeL 3U5 ~ lOc each 99c Oporattouv-PINKHUKSqr. Have they taken a cut along with " ‘ • ■/ ^ lU*(3tZSTEREVZNIN(iHE*ALD.IUNVHI»iEll.uunn.. rKloA 1, vn--iuot.B o, imE PAGHB

- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANUMEHrEK, CUMN.. ERIDAT, OCTOHCX 0 ,1MM» I ’That rovaiiMtlon m e never com- j t BABY BORN IS MINUTES * plated, and th* money spent on it ; AFTER MOTHER’S OB.4TH FOOD DEMONSTRATIONS 1 PRICESINRALLY was wasted. ParUallty, favors, ana I protect tha dtlsenS’ property Watartniry leading tbe song SMrriea. r «tty Jealousy wiU be removed from Oakland, CkOlf., Oet. 8.— ( A P ) voc/PAru Rev. R a r ^ K . Moualey. tha ndWly of TO BE GIVEN WEEKLY! meet with your approval? MEfTS BIBLE CLASSES MBS PIILSBDRT U O D D the picture by the employment —A baby girl, brought into the Hitfr ^ATIO^AL STOKE5 GIUNT STORE OBSERVES CROSS CHALLENGED ‘The answer is • « or no! appointed pastor of tb* Methodist ON S'nXK MARKET plirsoDS who are neither friendly or-j world by a quick-acting eurgeon church at Danisison, vrill ha tb# unfriendly to loca: groups or in-1 ten minutes after her mother's I At I7ANDT SEEMS Brings Up Issne FOR WORK m DRAMAfiCS Nutritionist of State Council I T t was furtbsst from my mind CONVENTION O a . 27>28 epoakar at this ssrvto*. Bafor* esm- uividuals. It Is the practice of most death, w s* reported healthy and' ns 28TH iWNIVERSARY to bring into tha campalgB the tag to Dairialanii in Jun* Mr. Maos- firms wbo do this revaluation work gaining weight at a hoapital acre. To Be Heard in Series 6f Lee- { ON SIRKE ACTION today. j OKHCEOFVEIS striks dtuatlon or tbs caiitag out Wm Be Held etC ratnil Baptist :«y hold a sueeoosful pootorat* In In Cashing Academy Presenta- Muj Itsiie$ Giii Iron 1 to 2 to employ local experts to do a large turea at Schools Here. Procktoo, Moss., and tbe church in »bare o f the actual appraising. It The infant, named Ellen M arie' Extra V aln«i Offered to Ciw* of the National Guard. But you Chnrch in Nofrwkh — Rhode I-Van C aap’s opened the door. Sir, and here w* Danlrison fame already riiown a very tion Tuesday Night — Social will be necessary in any event to Lewi* after her dead mother, \ Miss Helen B. Humphrey, assist- f.-. • .’ tom era In Honor of Nation- marked improvement in the few was delivered by Dr. Robert J.l Mackezd, 3 cans. are. Tell the folka Just , what hap- Island Speaker. Activities Are B^on. or More Pobts — Early rccure Oxperts to place value* on our ant nutrttioniat o f The Connecticut { 25c wide Event. Wilcox Asks Governor to pened. Don't rdterate that I called months he has neen there. industrial and mercantile establish- Mclvor. Criaco, Dairy and Food Council will pre- JMIediN of CoiuRiidcr out the National Oiianl—I admit it .The City Blbl* CSom for men at The closing ssssion will be held on Tbs dramatic group froauthswx- ments. and it would seem that the The 3S-year-old wUe of David i 14b. c a n ...... J l^wla, died from a brain bemor-1 19 c The W. T. Grant Co. !* obaerving' and did so, sir, only after an urgant tbs Central Baptist ^urcta, Nor- Sunday morning at 9:80 when Har- prsssion dspartracat at Cushing Rosh of Biyiiif. work could be better supervised and sent a series o f food demonstrations I ( /" 4. • — Od Montr BBceii TeD Exactly What Hap- request was mads by the town off!- ; rbage after the husband brought in Manchester. Every week two I if Vitonuu of FenigD lU 88th anniversary this week In wich, is to be the host for the an- lan D. Crowell o f Stamford, preel- Academy gar* their firet presenta- more fairly carried out, and tbe CANNED Pineapple, large . i her to the' .hospital. Without similar demonstrations will be held | dale of Danielson and Putnam and di nt of the National Federation of tion of a one-act play on Tuesday various results more efficiently col- 21c hundreds of store* covering moat of nual convontioo of tbe State Federa- , waiting to have the dead woman —one In the Hollister Street School; Broadeaat Corned by your own appolntsd loyal and Men’s Bible dassee, will give the evening, and Priacilla Plllsbury of Now York, Oet. 8— (A P ) — ’The Iceted and put together, by a non- the Eestern ^ and, Central Statea. pened in State. ; taken to the surgery, Dr. Mclvor the other at the Franklin Building Wan Appears Likelj. patriotic Commlaaionsr o f State tton o f Men’s Bible ciseeee on Sat- meaaage. Manchester was highly compH- Stoek Market showed signs at go- Manchester concern wiffch ha* I Beef Haab ...... This big organisation Is featuriiy j performed the post-mortem oper- on Thursdays, both at 3:30. The | 18c Police. urday and Sunday, October 37 and mentad for her work in this pitxluc- specialised in such problems. Krasdale No. 2 a IsfS® nunjb6r of ®xtT» 0p®clal vw- ing somewhere today and, in a I atlon. A t first apparently llfe- dates for the first series have been ' cans Bart* "You speak, sir, o f being able to 28. WUlla P. HUl, president of the tiott. ’The play, m t on under tb* r of Concord, N ew .Hampshire, and October ll and 18. The demonstra- Wilbur Cross to answer several Kroyman of Rockville, Charles D. Charles D. Easton, 58, o f this city other cloudy Influences, appeared to SWEDISH LODGE VOTES Early June Peas, on* o f Foreign W or* appeared prob- in Manchcat^r for yearn. loca t^ at able Secretary, Kenneth Wynne, Alexander WiUiamson of Quince. Davis at Mlsquamicut, Rhode Is- tions are to be held In the Home I 815 Main street. The Grant Com- "pertinent” questions relative to the latem of Eaalford, F. B. Florian at and Newport, R. I., die at the have revtued their outlook overnight 2 cans ...... able at the final senlon of their knew about the conditiona In the af- Miss PlUsbury has bad experience.m land. About fourteen of the mem- Economics rooms. 25c Glastonbury, Milton Button of Hart- Doctors hospital hare, yesterday, end an early buying rush caused the convention her# today. Nominations pany does a tremendous volume of calling out of troop# last week In fected area on Monday night bafor* tbe DramaUc Club at Mancheefer FOR ENGUSH RITUAL bers will attend, leaving Saturday The general subject to be fo llo w -! Beech-Nut (ian business.in popular priced merchan- ford and Henry 1810111## o f Ansonla. following an operation Monday. ticker tape to hum merrily for a were made ysMrterday for V FW of- the textile strike, an act which the I ordered out any troopa? Did be High Bchooi, where she baa been afternoon. ed is that o f low cost, v/holesome Tha most important salt of th* Fsli Season. Unusual savings on all now pocltaj vag- Spaghetti, 3 cans ’The first session wUl start at 8:80 tlm*. ’The activity dwindled later, floe*. Van Zandt wa* the only nomi-, dise. ______Governor denounced in a speech not know the situation all day Tues- He leaves his widow, Mrs. Mar- coached by Miss Helen Page in both ■ . Plans were discussed for a food dishes.’ These will be prepared and 25c o’clock Saturday afternoon, October however,-although gains were fair- atablat. If should bu)( a dozen cant of asch itam on tala you would sava evor $ 3.30. Seedless Raisins, nee for hie Job last nlfcht. Tuesday night In New Haven. day? Did he wisb not to disturb garet Hays Easton; and two daugh- a freshman and a sophomore produce Permission of Grand KaHlRC i sale to be held In the near future. A the audience invited to sample them. 27, with a song service led by Lieland ly well held. Word from Washing- 15-oz. pkgs., 2 for Detroit. New Orleane. Waehln*- In a statement prepared for the you either Monday night or all day ters, Polly and Peffy Ehuton. tlon. Alust Be Secured Before number of band-made articles were Besides the actual preparation of Don’t lat this waak go by without stbehinq your pantry shalvos with cannad vsgatablas. ton that the N R A waa conaiderlng 15c lon, and New York delegatee were press today upon his return from Tuesday? Knowing the conijltions, L. Stacy of Waterbury. Maurice C Dr. Easton was born In Orange, The informal social acUvlttes .of sold among tho members, which food, each demonstration will be relaxing its atUtude toward prices Vasa Can Make Change. NATIVE actively seeking the choice.^ with SPORTSMEN’S CLUB New York where he has been on did not Mr. Wynne keep you unin- Smith, Jr., of Bristol, Rhode Island, Maas., and practiced medicine in tbe school started last week with a netted a fair sura for the treasury accompanied by a nutrition talk. An .decodes apparshtiy aided sent!- New Orleans holding an aparent business the past two days. Mr. W il- formed of the eltuation from the leader at the Mien’s Bibie CSass of Newport until the end o f the war mystery party which oonsiated o f The next regular meeUng of the attempt will be made to oaaist in NEW l«J4 AtAINE CORN - TENDER fWEET cox'asks the Governor "to tell Just tbe Calvary Baptist church. Provi- when be opened offices in New Scandia Lodge, No. 23, Order of choosing tbe best kind of food for | •iMfe- . j time he firet learned o f it until your progressive activities, the groups club will be held at the home of what happened.” Mr. Wilcox beg- York SB well. He waa a descendant nd* Improved along with Vasa, voted last night to conduct ita the smallest amount of money. POTATOES Spirited election* were expected HERE INCORPORATES arrival at the Hartford Club Tues- dence, w ill be the speaker at tbe going from one ball to another. ’This Mis* Evelyn Tedford of Hawley gars the fact that the action has of Roger Williams, founder of _ but the pace In this depart- meetings in the Ehiglish language The first subject is to bo on divid-1 for senior and Junior vice eomman- day night? afternoon session. Mr. Smith is a week on Saturday night the glrU’ street, Wednesday, November 7. RICHMOND IQc peck (ter. For the former were nomi- been made a campaign Issue, but Endorses Platform A dame that knows the ropes Isn’t business man and for the past year Rhode Island, and Nlcholaa Easton, society will sponiior an Informal ment waa more restrained. Grains but the action must be approved by ing the food dollar* to procure foods nated Fred T. Windsor, Kan*a* Oty. since the governor "has opened the "You referred in your addreae i:kriy to get Ued vp. was'leader of the largest men’s its first governor. dance in Aabburoham Houae Com- and cotton also Armed. Rubber was ihe grand lodge before going Into needed each day. Later, tho general I THE REST MAINE CORN eROWN somewhat reactionary. ’The dolthf |*Crax Butter incumbent and C. P. Christie, .of door, here we are.” Tuesday to the plank in the Repub- Bible class in Rhode Island. He le a mon room. effect. The result of the vote will be RACB. sufficient National Guard to protect Wiillmantlc. Howell was taken to WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP Homestake Mining suffered a loss Plans were completed for the House I eastward and will cross the coast 25c me to give them that aid and as- jail when he could not psy-jhe fine. Approximately 60,000 marriage i line In the vicinity of Pensacola this Softasilk the Cake today. persons. the citizens and property In the af- o f 18 points on a few transfers. Party to be held this week-end at sl.stance I shall do so. It was en- The Manchester man^waa arrest- ceremonies are conducted in New I afternoon. Winds of hurricane 3'li..’35e Flour, pk g„...... The convention yesterday de- The alms of the new club arc to fected area did meet .with your ap- tirely my responsibility. It was an Some disappointment was ex- .the summer cottage of Mrs. Ethel RICHMOND 29c ed on complaint o f Maui^ce Courtura presoed at tha report on freight York a t y annually. force are not indicated. Baby Ralston, manded fedarallxatlon of munition lease game cover lands and stock proval 7 . honor to have accepted it In your FANCY TENDER WHOLE STRIN6LESS lEANS them heavily with pheasants which of 7.4 Ives street, Wlllimantic, who WEEKEND SPECIALS WEEKEND car loodtags fbr th* week ended plants and stringent laws against "Thft answer Is yes or no! absence, politics or no politics." Pkg...... 27c Communists. Any national sales tax the members may sh «)t regardless "W as there, at any time during | told police he saw Howell driving Again we lead the field with Real Money Shvers in the Food Wne! Help your Sept. 39, wbleh dlselosod on increase 3'S..’4 9 e at only 1.837 ears. This was much FINAST "'L*" plan was condemned. of sex or bV-' limit; to have extended the period of troop mobilization | off In his truck after removing wet pocketboiik by saving money in your week-end purchases. Follow the Crowdj^ HEINZ A proposal to let the organisation to members the privilege of an ever one machine gun in the affect- | KILLED BY AUTO clothes from the line. less than seasonal. Reesnf esUmatos go Into politics to the extent of sup- extra month's hunting In acconlance The Herald was in error yester- had placed tbe total at around 10,- cd area? i Greenwich. Oct. 5.— (A P )— An- 000 G O O D QUALITY RED RIPE TOMATOES porting or opposing Federal office with the new regulations of the "The answer Is yes or no! |thony Gettu.se, 44, of this town, day In stating that Howell had a . Baby Food# candidates on the basis of their Connecticut Fish A Game Associa- "Is It not a fact that while I was struck yesterday by a coupe driven hand amputated above the wrist a f- CHOICE western steer REEF Th* opinion teemed to be grow- veteran's ' legislation record was tion. tho acting Governor that live com- I by Carlson Foster Bolling, 24. also ter slashing himself with a knife In ing in the financial district that tbe STANDARD 4t.’28c lOe can beaten yesterday after a floor bat- It Is also planned to erect a panics of the National Guard were I of Greenwich, died in GreenWteh an attempt to escape a jail sen- W a w 1, Porterhdiise Sirloin Round S lb. administration le beginning to think ' RED RIPE - EXCELLENT QUAUTY 8 Kinds. tle. Van Zandt advocated the plan. "skcct" field which will he open to ordered out and is it not a fact that | hospital today from hin injuries. tence. As a matter of fact, Howell more in terms o f tncressed indus- the public, and the club will spon- after your return and Bsaiimcd com- Police Inquiry after the accident lost the hand while working on a A y® ROAST ROAST ROASTS * trial production and less o f price* I Chef-Boy-Ar-Oee Spaghetti sor a "skcct" shoot. The cbib al- buzz saw. and wage*. RICHMOND 3 mend thnt nine additional com- Indicated (U tilise in starting to EXTRA FANCY SOLID PACK Dinner, Glass jBowl ready has acquired more than .10(1 panies of- National Guard were cross Greenwich avenue walked out Market analysts pointed out, however, that if prices are permit- Free, pkg. . SEN. WALCOn TO SPEAK acres In Coventry for game pre- order out 7 from between a parked car and In- 30c serves. Plans are already under i "The answer Is yes or no! to tho traffic lane just as Bolling's ted to find their own levels without FINAST 3"t:,.’ 53« 3 ’l?..’37e Dromedary Ginger I^cib-L E G S G E N U IN E S P R IN G L A M B I9 ® > '»' any aasistancs from tbe recovery AT COLLEGE CEREMONY way for the fall Held trial whlcli | "Have you tolil the citizens of eftr approached. 1 I Bread Mix, pkg. . . . 23c will be held October 14. \V. O. Lit- this state (and I believe they arc Gottuse, employed by a local con- i QU AU TY organisations, it might not be bul- Extra Heavy Whip- tle Is chairman of the Held trial j entitled to the Informalloh from tractor, leaves his widow, two sons | lish for stocks, at least for the near- SWEET TENDER RED RIPE CUTS term. In tbe long run, thotagh, I ping Cream, '/, pint 20 w in Be Principal Speaker as committee. i vou. Sir) that my actions In calling who arc high school piiplls and a i ^ STEAK SALE c out Bufflclenl National Guard to sister. ■ GROCERIES some observers felt that wider com- Royal Desserts,. New Arboretum at Connecti- petition and eeasatlon o f price-fixlag Cut .\ll Flavors. 4 pkgs. would greatly expand distrlbutl^ STANDARD 3"(i?29e 22c cut'la Dedicated. At Popular Prices lb. Round Sirloin PORTERHOUSE 1 7 ® lb- Krasdale No. 2 canin Diced NEW ROCHEaE ALUMNAE of gooda and strengthen the econo- FANCY SMALL S ZE WHOLE REE Ti mic atfucture. (^rrots, United States Senator Frederic C. BREAKFAST ON OCT. 14 i Granulated Sugar, Jack Frost, 3 c a n s...... 29c Walcott, who Is to be th« principal j lO-pound FINAST 3’i:..’53« Filled Fig Cookies, speaker at the dedication of the Con- KLEIN’S MARKET dloth sa ck ...... 53c IQ c lb. Choice CHUCK ROAST BEEF l O^jK OPENJORUM pound ...... necticut Arboretum at Ckmnectlcut Communion (Jalhcring to Be at 19c U'’ Collcga Saturday afternoon will have Delicatessen and Packag'e Store Land O’Lakes Cream of Wheat, St. Ju.xUn’a Church. Hai ifortl iJutter, 2 lbs. . . . CENTER CUT WOULD AID SMALL OWNER LOOKS AND TASTE LIKE FRESH ASPARAGUS a i his subject "The Arboretum and 161 ('enter Street 61c SHOUUIER BEST CUTS SHOULDER IMckage...... 22 National Conservation." -Senator —Ixical (Iradiintos Going. Roll Butter, fine c Dial 32ri6 — Free Delivery! Phone Service Till 9 P, M. Editor, Manchester Herald: ^ypiR AG Us Williams’ Vanilla, Walcott, wbo baa been a leader In quality, 2 Uis. . . . Pork CHOPS ' Pure, 2^z...... the promotion of wild life conserva- Friday Night. 57c Pork CHOPS. STEAK ______An extra appropriation of $15,000 FINAST New Rochelle. Oct, 5. A.* part Potatoes, Native Greenin MMoun- ou n - win b* asked for at the Town meet- 28c tion in tho United States, believes THESF YAI/UKS WILI. CONVINCE YOU THAT IT Krasdale Glass that the Connecticut Arboretum pro- of the Founder’s Day eelebrallon of tain, ing-Saturday evening to be used In IDEAL FOR S A U D S - VERY TENDER I Spaghetti ...... the College of New Rochelle, the PAYS TO TRADE HERE! 10c Pi' ject Is of great Importance In the peck...... 19c 2 lbs. 2S«I tZVif I 21« making a reasseisment of all prop- Sweet Potatoes, Hartford Alumnae Chapter, which erty in Manchester during 1935. In c< nservation work in Connecticut. Includes girls from New Britain. Maxwell House ar Del Most* ! 8 lbs...... It la expected that there will be a the past few years I have favored FINAST TIPS 2'1.t 47« 25c Meridrn, Torrlngton, Middletown OUR FEATURE SAVINGS IN Coffee, lb. tin .... large attendance from all over the 31c cutting all appropriations, and have Fancy Onions, and Manchester, la holding a com- 'fender Leaf Tea, iiupported the Taxpayer's League in 10-lb. b a g ...... state at the dedication exercises munion brf-akfnsl. Sunday, October SPECIALS 1 2*/2c Ib. Small Lean SmokedShoulders K2^A®lb. FANCY SPRING 26c JiepresentatIvcB of garden clubs GROCERIES iV i-o z , pkg...... moat of. their recommendations for Cauliflower, Me- 14, at St. Justin's church In Hart- 16c decreases. Nevertheless I believe Wax Beans Lima Beans •ANCV Daughters of the American Revolu- ford. The twenty-three other chap- Silver Dust, dium Size, 2 for tion, Horticultural societies and 1,‘u id O ’ L a k e s SHOULDER Uiat every owner of real estate in Spinach fNAsi 15c ter* of the association arc having 2 pkgs...... ---- 23c LEGS CUTLETS Manebester should favor a revaJu- Apple Sauce Fancy Parsnips, other organizations interested In the communion breakfasts on the same R u tter, ’2 Ih.s. . 61c LAMB LEGS Royal Raking Pow- Milk Fed Veal aUon o f property here at this time. preservation of Connecticut's plant day In their re.ipcctive localities all Milk Fed Veal Milk Fed Veal Sauerkraut 3 Grapefruit FANCY I 4 l b s ...... This applies to the large proprietor 25c life, have signified their intention of over the country. der, 1‘2-oz. t i n ---- 33c Fancy Celery, Granulated as well as to the man with the medi- BONED AND ROLLED IF DESIRED being present. ' Miss Helen S. King.sley of Hart- Campbell’s Tomato Mixed Vegelablei 3 334 Grapefruit Juice * 234 bunch ...... Sugar, 10 lbs. um or small tax list, but It applies 10c In the symbolic first planting, the ford ha* annnunccil that the .speak- 55c Soup, 3 c a n s ...... 20c lb . Native Spinach. several, speakers on the program ers for tho event will be the Rever- especially to the small taxpayer. Alice Tomato Juice 3 t'.;:' 294 Cranberry Sauce Land O’Lakes Evaporatedited MMilk, ilk, 12V2® »>• I 1 9 * I - t o * ***' *• 3 5 4 I p e c k ...... ;.. It Is conceded by aU that tbe as- 10 will each throw a spadeful of earth end Francis Nolan, pastor of Ht. Jus- EXTRA SPECIAL! Monarch Vacuum Packed LAMB FORES c 4 tall rcssed values o f real estate in Slan- -I2 ’| on the roots of the red oak which Is tin's church, and Frank Burke, vlcc- to be set out near the George Wash- princlpal of the Weaver High school 1— Milk Fed Fowl, 3 1-4 to Coffee, ca n s...... 23c cheater arc far too high and that BEST CUTS CORN-FED STEERS Meat Department ington Memorial entrance to the In Hartford. Breakfast will be 3 3-4 lbs. average. 3-lb. jar ... 99c II.-O. Quick Ckioking 19eib. CHOICE MILK FED FOWL 19®>>>‘ they could be successfully attacked Fancy Lamb L ^ s , o C arboretum. Besides Senator Walcott served In the parish room* of St. 1— Bunch Native <7e|ery, Oats, pkg...... In the courts. As long os everyone BR(X>KSIDE Justin's. 10c credit for empty jar. 10c I* assessed too high, no unfalmes<; 5 to 7 lbs., Ib...... (A D C tbe speakers will be Mrs. Cephas My-T-Fine Desserts, LE Rogers of Danbury, representing the Manchester girls expected to at- nOTH FOR 0 0 ^ GENUINE SPRING will result, but If our large taxpay- 3 pkgs...... FRESH RIB ROAST FINE federated Garden Clubs of Connecti- tend are: Eleanor Dwyer and Mary : Potatoes, 16c Pork ROAST ers have their assessments reduced 25 F. Reardon. ' Baker’s Breakfast by the coui ts, and the small taxpay- CREAMERY $1.09 cut, Arthur L. Petle of Norwich, 15-lb. peck WHOLE OR HALF Lamb Fores BUTTER Boneless Roast 0 * 7 SHOULDERS ers allow their lists to remain at representing the state park and 19c Cocoa, Vj-lb. t in ...... 9c Veal. Ib...... Z / C forest eommission. Mrs. Janet Craw- Vacuum their present level, then said small 2'"'$1.35 Krasdale Kemelettes, taxpayers will be left holding the iTANb O’LAKET Block Chuck O O ferd How of West Hartford, repre- STOCK UP NOW! Packed, !e lb. U.S. Gov't CetllRtd i-entlng tho Connecticut College NORTH COVENTRY Coll your order Friday IS® I Kb® ii>- 1 K3r® ***• bag. This l.«i Just w.iat will happen if 93 Score Sweet Otsm Roast, Ib...... 4wOC we do not have a reassessment next alumnae and Dr. George S. Avery, can...... 12c BUHER V4 i-B. PRINTS or ROLLS Oven Roast Beef, Boned and night. Supply Limited! LAND O’LAKES year. FOWL Jr^ director of ihe arboretum. Presi- Rev. and Mr*. Andrew M. Shea, Krasdale Peas, Tender, Rolled. o r * dent Katharine Blunt will preside. of Mnnlgomery, N. Y.. are spending MILK, 12 tall cans 69c Sweet, No. 2 c a n ---- Our largest taxpayer is at the Genuine Spring Legs of 15c picaent time having an appraisal Ib...... Z9c Judge Christopher L. Avery will tha week with Mr. Shea's sister, Krasdale Cherries, Royal/al Anne, Mrs. John E. Kingsbury. Lamb, 5-6 lbs. 27 c Best Grade Frankfurters 2 Ib*- 27« made of Its real estate, and will next Fancy M Hk'Fed Sirloin Steak, - >| >| represent the college board of trus- First Quality Early June Rev. Shea will occupy the pulpit largest 4car undoubtedly obtain a large re- LB tees. average, lb...... 22c 4-4*/2 Ib. Avg. Evan3elineM llk"i=:iZ: Ib ...... 44 c of the Second Congregational Peas, No. 2 can...... duction in Ita assessment list. It is Short Steak, church this Sabbath. 22c Fores of Lamb, 1 O ^ tips, doz. .. . $1.59 Clairette Soap, apparently prepared to go to court 23^ Ib...... There was a very good attend- New pack. to obtain this I f necessary. Manebes- 44c ance Saturday evening at "Boost- lb...... i Z C 3 large b a rs...... 10c SAUSAGE I S h o ^ ^ ^ l ‘’^RD NATIVE Shoulder Steak, O C k ^ ler'B other large taxpayers will hav* POPULAR BONELESS OVEN OR -POT ROAST If WALL ST. BRIEFS ers' Night” In spite of the rainy Genuine Spring. . Shoo Polish, 2-in-l, to do likewise for their o\?n protec- POTATOES Ib...... AuC night. New York. Oct. 6—Wool goods Royal all colors 10c tion. The small taxpayei cannot af- Mushrooms, Silver street school held Ita fair Fresh Pork Loins. Rib or Uneeda Biscuits, lb . ' to go to court to obtain his re- markets continued rather slow last Thursday afternoon and It was a 12 ^ LB a L l can. 12c— and I/oin end, any 1 — Scarlet in, for the cost o f his litigation 54 Bananas >1.!“’' 4 »>' 25c week with the strike virtually set- very successful event. 3 pkgs...... 13c CHUCK ROAST I C u b e S t e a k , ^ 0 ^ tled, says the New York Wool Top weight, lb...... iSfC amount to more than the de- 25 Ernest Evans is. giving a dog Pitted Dates, New BEANS le in his tax bill. tThe small tax- Candies and Gum Exchange. Among the outstanding roast this evening’ at hi* home. Tho Pack, 8-oz. pkg...... SUGi^CURED — WHOLE or EITHER END Oranges 33^ dwelopments of the week were coat of the 4-H play will be his Popular Boneless Oven or 15c j» y e r must therefore seek his reme- I Ground Veal, O A California Figa, 8-oz. 2Country Roll BUITER dy through a reasressment. or he purchases of wool cloth by the U. guests. Pot Roast! 3 10^ I 2 lbs...... Dale 8 . A r m y . Saturday evening there will be a 59c cellophane pkg...... 10c win find himself paying an unjuatly Ground Beef, O A Chuck Roast, dozen cans ;arge proportion of next year's tax LB Celery • . gw-15^ committee meeting held at the Salad Dressing VEAL LEAN I 2 lbs...... o J a fe Class 1 railroads of tbe United. home of Mrs. Ernest Gowdy to ■ lb...... 27 c FRESH GROUND bill. The cost to him of the extra DORACO HAMS 25 stock Cremaj’, quart jar ... States for the first eight months of make plans for a commynlty Hal- j Lean, meaty. 25c appropriation for the reassessment RADIO Cabbage lOr Daisy Hams, 1 '/j to o O 1934 had net railway operating In- lowc'en social to be held at the . Beaas or* Baker’s Vanilla Com- Hamburger FOR STEW I STEW BEEF will be more than offset by what he BONELESS - NO WASTE - 2-3 LB AVG ASSORTED FLAVORS 3Ibs., Ib...... UdbC come of. 8300,702,141 which was at chapel Oct. 26. Sugar Cured Honnei’a goliig higher. pound, 8-oz. j u g ...... 10c will surely save by the equalization Fresh Native tb* annual rate of return of 1.88 per. The formal opening of the chapel Phillip's Milk of cf his tax lis t The taxpayer should Sweet Potatoes 7 XSr cent on their property Investment, Dairy Brand O y l 3 j I Calves’ Liver, Ib. .. halt to Lhe community will be held | Magnesia,. bOc size . . f lb s. 2 5 ^ ^ lbs. 251® 1 2 ! b» - 2 S ® also bear in mind that If reassess- LB OK according to reports filed by the ear- Saturday, oetoser 13. Mrs. Floyd ! Hams, lb. . . rx^. ,38c ment U not voted Saturday, the DAISY HAMS 4F cenitnb Native Pigs’ Liver, Sale of Ritter's Soups! r¥ «s with tbe Bureau of Railway Standlsh Is in charge. Everyone In ' Any cut you desire. Ovidtine, crobable court actions which the lib...... Economics In the first eight the community will be Invited. j ASSCIRTED, C Q / a 50c size ...... Town will be obliged to defend, may Chocolate Bar Cake 19^ aMOths of 1933 their net railway 34c ALL FLAVORS Brightwood Thomas Madden la spending his ! No Waste— Boneless dozen ...... 9*7C Krasdale Peanut result in an expenditure o f at much, operating income was 8380.848,913 vacation at his farm In town. I 19eib. Good Old MUENSTER CHEESE 19®">- FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Sausages, lb...... or 1.74 per cent on their property Daisy Hams, Tomato, Vegetable, Butter, 2-lb. jar ..... 29c if not more, than tbe amount of the dk im bill J Doughnuts Mrs. Emil J. Koehler visited the j appropriation now asked for. 1 Sliced Bacon, iavestmenU schools In town this week to take Ib...... Carnation Evaporated V cenlenla 4^95 30c Vegetable-Beef, Chicken. I f the reassessment is voted, it Vi-lb. pkg...... the renumeration list. I Milk. 3 tall can s...... 20c would seem that the fU reet and FANCY Finast Cookies“i"” g V7t , i Ub Cor ned Beef , exports o f refined sugar from the The Republican caucus to noml- ' Fresh Ground Daily? Stock Up! Veedol Motor Oil, . V United Btatsa from January to Aug. nate for representative will be held ' A Veal Loaf most equable rasults could be ob- Bananai RIPE Mixed,Ib. Hamburg. SWEET 42lF Lipton's Tea •'U totaled 44,788 ton* against 38,171 In the basement o f tbe church next ; quart sealed t i n ...... 25c tained by haying the work done by Fruit Bread '••> lit Lean BonekM la tha Ilka 1938 period, according to Wednesday evning, October 10. at 8 ' 2 lbs...... 25c UQUOR SPECIALS! Salmon, Alaska SPECIALS an out o f town firm which has ac- CALIFORNIA WS A P P E g ^ T OGE T HE H Corned Beef, Ib. . .. iM a h o n A Co., sugar brokers. o’clock. 1 For meat loaf. Pink, 2 tall cans . quired experience along these lines Orangci l«f* lit* August shipments were 9,889 tons 25c hy making revaluaUuns in other POTATOES "’SJF Va Ib pkg *ffk price . . . I Snappy Cheese, Elk Hill Straight Whiskey, Scott Tissue, Q _ VIENNA BREAD POPPY SEED rolls 1 Parkerhouse Rolls '•• 10c , Ognliist 4,609 in Augus^ 1933, FIRE DESTROYS FALACE Smoked Shoul- COFFEE RINGS munlcipaJlUes. Objection will be Vi Ib pkg it reg. price . .. S3g Ib...... roll...... OC FANCy FANCY ders, Ib...... made that thl* wro* tried when the Celery Hampden Butter, i jrovr btsinaas booked at tb* lum- Lisbon, Portugal. O ct 8.— ( A P ) 18c Jl.,$1.25 Household Delight Soap Chips, 12g each loaf 15® doz. Under System tvas etortsd, and that BOTH J . 2 I ba . |kor mills during the third quarter —The old royal palace of Quelus, Small, lean. the Linder System baa not svorked FOR , na 11.8 per cent below the 5-pound g* LARGE LEMONS NAWVf Sweet RyeBRiAD Land 0*Lakea waa destroyed by fire today despite Lord Bacon Straight package...... eJlC Mc I nt o sh apples SUNKIST ORANGES well. T b * answer to this is that tha Cabbage o f the period and 13 per a five bpur fight In which even cabi- Yearling Beef fault lias not with the Under Sys- 5 " l O f ■AMD Ml t H A l l y tba new businesa of net members and city officials joined Whiskey, | Liver, Ib...... tem but with the way that system NATIVE IS lb weeks at 1933, ro- the firemen. 18c 4-5qt...... ^ieiU 5 lbs. 25^ 2 doz. 21® 25® hat been administered. Potatoes peck We cerry b Full line of Preserving Supplies SURPRISE TONIGHT! Nathmol Lumber Manu- Only a small part o f the famous Calves* Liver, CELER Y— Large Bunches In 1980 we voted a revaluation to 19< MAHIEU’S pl ums— 5c dozen ICEBERG LETTUCE DIAL 8191 Aoweiation. Bhipmenta art treasures were saved. A t tho Ib. be mad* oxchiolvaly by local talent., Bt lowest merket prices in all our stores Phone ServicwTIBfftBBv wet* 3A par cent be- height of the fire the aged palace 33c We Carry a Full Line of Noa oad 19 per cent be- warden, overcome .with emotion, 2 heads 15® ^ of tb* aUallai'ip^odjumped into the (lame*. He was OPEN SUNDAYS. Imported Liquora. GROCERY 6 doz. 25^ 2 for 25® w pw * «tth iUftieultjr. 188 Spruce Street MAM/MMIMISK EVKiMIMi fUSKALX), UAftOtUOrkKK, FRil^Al, UUlVBfW «. 1«M > k!aiBi>OUllTEZ1t MANCHEBri’ER EVENING HKH *l.n .^ N C H E 8TBR CONN, FRIDAT, OCrUBER 0, 1PS4.

taken according to body weight, as toes; mashed turnips; heed lettuce; have hem told to use the peeling ope with your reorf Health able mineral elements present under •T am troubled with whiteheads. Is lic that tbs Rhods Island bfanea eggplant and tomatoes baked. (Good Health In Any CUmate) Dinner—Stuffed pork chops; the peeling. If the ^ ta to hi well there any way to get rid of them?” bad violatsd ths tntsnt of tbs law-in A W M k’a Supply Question: J, O. asks: "Don't you j Joseph P. CaanlBff e f Rhode sxtsndittg loans to two fnvorsd ap- RaeiMiBcndcd steamed Rutabagas; string beans: scrubbed before baking, it should he Answer.: Wbitoheads are usually eaten without removing the skin. caused by the use of too much fat think a person con get In good . leland Loeca Job After Being pUoanta. UorriU Hunt of Boaten, salad of celery and lettuce; stewed health In any climate whether he Is B O N ELESS Ojr Dr. Prank McCoy and oily, foods. I would advise you I Under Fire. * spadal roprsaontativa of tba board, peaches. by the seashore or In the mountains, | has been directed to remain In IT P A Y S FRIDAY I Question; Mrs. W. H. J. inquires; to eliminate such foods from your as long as be pays strict attention diet. A good treatment is to apply Provlddnoe, R. I,, Oct,. 8.— (At>)— provldenca as acting sUta manager. Breakfastv-French omelet; ro- "My husband has developed an ache to diet and exercise?” Dr. IfcODy** meost auggcsted for toasted shredded wheat biscuit; In the back right over the kidneys. bot compresses to the face, then Jeeeph P. Oamilng, Rhode lelAiid TO WAIT ON tk« week bcflnnlnf Riinday, Oc- Answer: I strongly believe that state tDABager of the Home Owners Finishing 8S8 consecutive boles { stew^ raUtos. I Uiink it is caused by the fact that massage with cold cream. one can live so that the climate does tober i, 19S4: Lunch—One pint of buttermilk; he eats Cream Cheese. Do 'you CH UCK Loea Oocporatkm, w u voted dia,> of golf with 1,882 strokos for not adversely affect his health. You mlsMd bF the oorporattoa board in SUWDAT 10 or 12 dates. publish an article giving the acid- (Burning Feet) must understand your food require- average of 4.9 a hol% and traveling I YOURSELF Breakfut—Wholewheat nuifflns; j Dinner—Broiled filet of sole; spin- forming foods?” Question: B. B. says: "Do the ep- ments wherever you live and bal- Washington ywterday, ocoording to 78 miles In the course of the play- hi coddled egtra; atewed ttga. |ach. buttered beets; salad of toma- Answer: I recommend Cream som salts baths which you occasion- ance your diet accordingly. a dispatch from the Woohlngton ing, Jim Ford of Portland, Ore., Lunch—Okra and cauliflower au toe.s, celery, cucumbers and lettuce; Cheese and consider it wholesome. ally recommend for the feet have w h o le oir e it h e r h a lf tMTMUi o f the Evening BuUettn. has laid claim to the world go lf gratin; lettuce and Celery. I plain Jello or Jell-Well. I. suggest that In eating this type of any value in overcoming a burning R O AST The hoard took the acUon, it was marathon title. (Porolysia Not Contagiow) Dinner—Vegetable aoup; roaat SATURDAY che-'Se your nusband cat it In place sensation of the feet?" Breakfast- Baked stuffed apple, Question: "Chirlous” wonts to veal; green peas; asparagus: stuffed of meat and not in addition to it. Answer: Yes, the epsoih salt foot know; "Is paralysis considered con- I eco n o m ical— n o w aste beet ^ a d ; Ice cream. with small amount of cream: one or Eecsuse of .it concentrated food bath about which you inqajfe would tagious ?" MONDAY two slices of Melba toast. value, use this type of cheese with probably be helpful in reducing the Answer; Most forms of paralysis Lunch—Mushroom soup; shredded Breakfast—Small piece of broiled] raw’ and cooked non-starchy vege- distress caused by burning of the are not contagious. However, In- ham; crisp waffle; apple sauce. lettuce and raw cabbage. tables. However, I see no reason feet. fantile Paralysis Is classed with the Lunch—Potato on the half shell: ■ Dinner- Roast , mutton; baked to believe that your hiisbamrs back- PATTERSON’S MARKET contagious disorders. string beans; salad of endive and ; parsnips cooked greens; molded ache :s due mainly to eating Cream (Need for Water Variable) LB. Tde^one 8« 8d______101 Canter Straet Join The Crowds At Hale’s Food Departments Tomorrow For The Great Fall lettuce. snlsd of peas, celery, beets; 'carrot Cl.ccsc and the best advice I can Question: Mrs. E. C. Van B. Dinner—Uma bean loaf; cooked; anoked spinach; salad of leltuce and I under covei. Remove from the encioae 1. large self-add;esse 1 cnvel- ard of the amount of water to be in October." Nice Chickene, Fresh...... 32c lb. grated carrots. : oven and cover with a meringue that S M O K E D Up to Fowl ...... Is Contribatiiig Hiese Specials Dinner—Salisbury steak; cooked! has been slightly sweetened with 4-Lb. Avg. lb. 23 .25c lb. P E A S For S a tu rn ’s Sale! beets, raw celery; dish of berries j honey, and return to th i oven until F a n c y F o w l 1 2 e , 3 cans 3 3 * I canned. 1 the eggsvhitc becomes a golden H A M S Legs Lamb, 25c lb. Whole Loins Lamb, 29c ib. HAM BL Inwrsnea Out Oaldsa Wax er Rsfugaea*e WEDNESDAY brown. Serve warm or cold, with SU N N Y- 8TIIII Boneless Lean Lamb Roasts. 25c lb. Nice Lamb Chops, Breakfast— Cottage chcc.se and plain, or unsweetened whipped SATURDAY IS THE DAY TO SAVE! lb. BBtr - 2 7 all genuine Spring Lamb. Stewed flgs; Melba toast. cream. FIILD RIB R O AST L’lncb—Raw apples as desired; B E A N S i d C ' Y cans 3 7 * tllESTIONS AND ANSWERS VALUES THAT TALK FOR THEMSELVES! Froth Made Saneagee, either sliced or in the link form, C pound small handful of Pecans or almonds. . ( P o t a t o e a ) Milk Fed Dinner—Roast beef; stewod toma- 20c lb. T ry them!______21 hurt Olaey’s GaMsa Bantam Question; Mr. J. W. H. asks: "I SIR L O I N lb. 21 E V E R Y B O D Y S A V E S A T V E A L LEGS S T E A K Bottom Round, 32c lb. Top Round, 37c Ib. A tpedal Armour rspressntattvs wUI bo here for our Boneleee Pot Ronet, extra nli;e...... 28c to 32c ib. Rltohen Oandval Sale tomorrow. Ho wUI porsoaally aaslst C O R N I S C ' S cans 4 1 * lb 2 7 you In your ssisetlon. AU Armour bams have ths axeiu- Everybody's Market H ALIBUT Select Oysters, 85c pint.______Smoked FUeta, 30c lb. alve -axed Savor-. Tbsas hams avorags 8 to 11 pounds. Cannon Brand 37 OaoM In and try a sampla . . yonH walk out with a ham! Swift’s Smoked Shouldcra, 19c ib. Palsy Hama, 32c ib. 1 iM d a’ Lakes load o' Lakes Menn.ter land 0’ Ukkes P E A S I d * * ) cans 3 7 * C ID ER LAST 2 DAYS % 1 B U T T E R ! CHEESE! MILK! ...... 30c and 85c lb. Smoked Shoulders n>. 13* Bank Ooldsii Bantam V I N E G A R CANMED VEGETABLE SALE Beneleas Brisket C(wncd B e e f...... 22c lb. Armour’s Malrese sbsnlrWiss, lean sosekad abeuldsrs. 8 to 8 pounds. cans | 2 i ^ ® C O R N 1 3 c , 3 cans 3 1 * 1 3 0 * lb . Calf Liver, 45c lb. R oast PORK 19* ">• Beef Liver, tender. Bdrl Obsay's Fancy atandspd Brads ^ No. t n Brand tm Dsns GIbb'a Finest 3 5 \ Cheese, liverwurst. Boiled and Baked Ham, Pressed and Pure Lard 2 25* 1 VEG ETABLE, PEA or MY T FINE or Minced Ham, Spiced Ham, Frankfurts, Bologna, Salami, Paekad la ona-poond Bartsns. Apple Sauce j C p o u n d 1 , TOMATO SOUP PORK & BEANS! JELLO ! Iqs. i s c ' S cans 3 5 * 19 P rese rv in g etc.______etna 3 5 T k t t a u p p « r f o r Sa u erkra u t ‘ 3 Special Demmutratioiil Best Sugar Cured Rlodleaa ' _ Special Demonstration Saturdayl A sweet, deSetoao, tender meat, Uked 1 can can A full line of the Highest Grade Groceries at extremely piping hot with thM brawn gravy nod J A R S Sana migrate pricea. vgetnhieo . . . or elleed eoM with pna 5® M ix e d V e g e ta b les 3 3 5 BEECH-NUT browned potatooe. Out e f 10 to 18-poimd Bacon ib. 2 7 * ' 'Tins. 1 Ulfit of 3 on To m ato Juice 3 29 1 Kraadale Pure Kraadale Para Finmt Brand Native Veal Cutlets, 35c lb. Chops, 80c lb. Special factory representative wiU No. B ut on the demonstration for our la eaaS priaos for last Snes for limerick per details LAMB LEGS Childr en always love Kellogg’s Com Flakes. otni Boneless Veal Roasts, 25c Jb. Shanka, 12'/ic lb. P T O M A T O J U I C E ! KETCHUP! MOLASSES! W a x Beans 3 3 5 kitchen Carnival Sale! S u g a r l O l b s e C ^ c shown la our dispby ef £ leo-pound bag, $8.88. And there’s nothing better for their evening J A R R I N G S ______A. _ . » Standard Orsda No. t Next Week we will have some nice Fresh Shonldera for pound 2 2 * 4 43.^ '*• osnt Tomato Juice COCKTAIL-----can 17c -Kltchsa-Tsotsd" ■ ■■C bottle I O m a T O e S Pse<>sr« Brand *0 28 the waek<«nd trade. Bala’s BOIk meal than a howl of this crisp, delicious cereal 1 ]H 0 ® p^’ CATSUP (8-01.) .2 for 28c Genulno Spring lamb. 8 to 8 peunde. with milk or cream. Rich in energy. Easy to BLUE No. t JELLY...... jar 15c T A RG ET 3 2 5 Strin g Beans “™ "•"* 4 otns 28 (Grape, crabappic. rod currant.) B r e a d 2 f o r 1 3 * GOLD MEDAL digest. Invites restful sleep. 1 Uellrlou. Julcv Fonc.v Sunkint Fancy Medium Fraah HAMBURG No. Z COFFEE...... lb. can 83c •i.i» osnt Kept oven-fresh by the heat-aealed inner 1 O R A N G E S ! LEMONS! ONIONS! P A C- Banta m Corn 31 Load 0>Lakm Mj^-peund bag TITE pkg. FLOUR 2 pounds 2 5 * WAXTITE bag. M ade hy Kellogg in Rattle Creek. 5 •Undtrd Oradt No. Z Osns ___ WRITE A LAST UXEt Peas „ Iona Brand 2 23 TOMATO JUICE R U T T E R A Bride To Her Mother Once Sold Cut from beat qnnUty prime beef. 1 1 5 ® 6 fo*" 15 ® 2 ^7® That Her Pirn and Her Oakeo Were Like 31e riney qusllty No. I Anderson&Noren I OTil 8-pouad bag C E R T O A a P Brand 2 cans 25 Meats • Groceries • Frnits and Vegetables %' tor 1 Htrirtly Freeh (Local To m atoes *®on’t Waste Tsara and Money, POT ROAST 1 q t Dill Pickles! .\ real \aluc! 1 Fhogg_407g______j^se Delivery 361 Center St. 2 lb*. 61* Switch To Gold Medni. Honey. No. 2'. ': Made from trae-ripOned. rod-ripe to- Week-end priosl 1 E G G S ! 1 (|t. Sweet Mixed Pickle.! RINSO! Del Mont. Ipind 3 Oani 3 7 matoeo. FuU e f vltaniliis. (See our display for further details.) CORN bot Spinach MEAT DEPT. SPEQALS pound 1 8 * 29 Hals’s Strictly FreshI Psnoy Brad* No. t Brlghtwood Pork Roaat, n n Aim cuta at 80e and 88e n pound Ten- % FLA KES can* II*- ...... wwO Demonstration! der and lean! •OWWM- Rolltbl. Brand 2 27 Rath Packing Co.’e Bisquiek 1 29^ both 29® 19® Peas Fooey Leg of Lamb, 8^ to 6 Ibo. O O E g g s (Largo) No. Z average, lb...... a OC doz. 4 5 book ef I8 l recipes given FREE. ®*^ds sixe package, 19c. Largo package W A X D.l Mont. Brsnd Can 21 Brightwoed rreeh F O R F L A V O R 1 IlellrlouR Blue Faney Malaga or Tokav Peas SausagB can 29c Selected McIntosh Shenldera (short Fancy pock tousages. 18-oanoa can. No. t ■honk oad very 1 I’ L U M S ! GRAPES! APPLES! A&P Demonstration! “Softasilk” . phK- I 3 Can 19 lean) 20c Ib. B u t t s r 2 lbs. 5 5 * Lim a Beans Brlghtwood Freali Spsreribe ... .20c Ib. Demonstration! I C a k e F l e u r 2 0 e 1 d o z . 7c lb. Boot Pot Roast .... I Mokm light, SuJfy oakeo. Pound sIm peek* 5* ...... S8e-28e Ib Best Bib Roost .... **•• Paekaga Fresh, Meaty ...... ,..28o-28cIb.< Nation-Wide 1 Fancy largo While Fanev Natlx’e IlcllcloiiN Beiirre Bose POTATOES lit 1 9 SmaU Link Sansages ■...... Damonatration! i 1 ( A U L I F L O W E R ! CELERY! PEARS! ^ ______...... Demonatratibn! — FOWL CASH HeUmona’s *W ae Ribbon- Sunshine Molnssas Small Fowl for Fricassee FREE! Pencil! with your initial in gold heads ] 2 ^ ^ ® 2^ bun. of 3 or 4 SILV ERBR O O K O 3>Ponnds Average SPECIALS 4 10* BUTTER CRE A M ERY A 57 wttb eneb purchase of Mnyomiaiao Ceekies iC each M Fiiiicy VIrgInIn AMERICAN MATCHES PORK LOINS, Rib or | ft Fancy White or Yellow Fancy New 1 72c 2' " $1.40 (2 for $1.05) Ixiin End, one price, Ib. 7 C 12 bo x e s 55c A 1 S w e e t P o t a t o e s ! TURNII»S! QUAKZN Corns In and try a cup of this doUokms ^woyo * sailor ot tho RooltS Mar* CARROTS! . Spoclol value for our Kltcben Ooml- 2 3 * p** 1 9 * B e nsd o rp s Coco a ‘V r 2 5 K e tch u p MAID 2 a^T.. 15 Fancy Fowl, 5-lbs. aver. .28c lb. cogoa . . jw tll love the Savor. Bland- 88 to 80 hot. Good frtoaosaad. ar ballod oad out Land O 'Lakes Butter, vol Sole tomorrow. •d eopseiaily fOr the -aeU-8orva-. Bfado from tba Chase & San- o 9 purest lagredieata. onto to the ■P CBIcken A La Ktag or ersomed 2 1-pound /V q born’s Coffee, Ib. O 1 C 1 2 « >b- VANILLA Try a aamplet pound. rolLs ...... b lC 3* 3* 1 Elm w o o d C h ic k e n •"j.-?'-43 Foss aXTNAOT bot 3 1 COFFEE SPECIALS ' R.S. Sunboam TalJaw Caag (Halves) Nation-Wide Butter, Nation-Wide m SqoBr* Dabl Coffac, 1-lb. pkg. . .23c PEANUT 8-oz. . . . . 18c Krispit Graekert...... Ib. I 8e Coffee, Ib...... C 1 Majeetic Toilet Brownli Coffee, 1-lb. pkg...... 25e PEACHES 2 1-pound ^ 1 „ ^ / Yellow Hammer Safetv U n e e d a Fig R in g s lb. 22 U n e e d a Social T re a ts 1 9 BUTTER 19« Qt...... 37c Lamb-Veal STEW ro lls...... O a C Palmolive Soap! Nathbii Hble Coffee, 1-lb. pkg. 35c Milk, Unsweetened, Evap­ 1 T I S S U E ! 8-08. j a r ...... lie Sunbeam BScad Country Roll Butter, MATCHES! R. S. Coffee, 1-lb. can ...... 32c orated, O O Moat 19-08. Jar . . . . 1 7 c 2 1-pound C 'T — Sliea each 2 0 Putnam Coffee. 1-lb. can ...... 39c Soap Bpacials pound 12i^c"' 4 tall c a n s ...... ms3C 1 of M a z d a B u lbs Ev a p . 4 oa*". 2 3 32-oz. ja r . . . .33e PINEAPPLE Kitchen Carnival rolls...... :.... O C 1 t.OOO R h r rU 12 penny boxes ^ bars 230,2 cans 43* Frooh. loon moot. Mokm o naurioblog / B. s. Fnw Hoaay, a o _ Ora-Book Specials PatanoUva S O A P ...... is ban S8oI diaasr for tho Mddtoo! _ A B«.__ MOTOH 2000-Mlla 2-Oal. *TC B. S. Whole Rernel Ooni, Potatoes, Native. 1 _ Jack Frost XXXX Sugar, "I'en n oil on Can 1.25 M o lasses Jug # 4^ B-as.>z...... r.. I 4 C Oetagoa S O A P ...... 8 banSSa ft R. 8. Orapa Jelly, 8 . (Golden Bantam), a a (Contents only) Oampbeirs B E A N S ...... oaa So 13-lb. p e c k ...... 1 o7 C 1 OUo D t)ll\ a iHire .Vnotber value. 1 8 to i.> r ...... l / C can ...... 14c ODfOERALB Oeiagoii CLBAlIrSEB...... g ouw l9o .lack Frost Granulated 1 R. S. Out Green Bewe, a « 12 75® KoUagg’a OOBM FTAKES, 2 imgs. lie ! S A U S A G E M E A T Banana.s, Fancy, O 1 iii’-...... 15c Vanilla (Snbstttute), q Winner Brand Rad Swans-lowti (!ake 1 O U V E O I L ! C a t e D o g Foo d 3 cans 2 5 M a y o n n a ise Jsr 2Z Ownay S O A P ...... S ban 88a Ripe, 4 lbs...... As A C «\ft MAZZOLA OIL! SUGAR! S-ex. Jug ...... UC CM...... IOC lE L L-O (am nrted)...... pkg. 8c Old Methsr Hubbard R. IS. Dtped Cnrrato, i f t ^ LUX (large) ...... 8 pkga. S7a Orange.s, California, large Flour, pkg...... dSwfC R. B. Fruit Salad, «> A _ pound * Shot From Guns! 1 bottles ran...... lUC SALMON Gingerbread M O LA SSES ..% eaas S8e 25 size. Q o St u f fe d O liv e s '"J i- 4 9 P la in O liv e s 3 Jj l»g *...... Sn IS ^ q 2 ^ ^'1 ^ 35® Quick-Arrow SOAP CRIPS, .pkg. lie Puffed Rice, H CHobber Qtrl Pitaea ADort TO BACCO ...... Sa 19o (Cloao-oat prtoal) A Mg mOor! dozen...... O O C ft SPECIAL OFFER! _ 2 p kg a ...... 1 Limit 4 regular lOc each. S9^ 10»»'’53* Pnrsan’a AM M O N TA...... ito daOC amall ^ Q Two for the Price of One! R. B B. Chicken and Egg Noa- Barshay'a COCOA (H -lb.), 2 cons tie a p bottia B lu in g a & p bot. 1 Lam b Fores, q o A m m o n ia & n g nnd Bran— "Zo-, R egW r BAKINO POWDER 10c,2«nstee IN f Quick WasUag Powder, .pkg. ISe HeolUiful—Dclleiona! Libby’s 1 Fancy Groea Sweet Selected ".\U Around- 11 Extra Fancy | Sunrlm Fsacy ^ DuBony Bhas Label T1S8CES...... (Another one for le.) |BBEF*PIO U V B R Ib ...... lO C Vnlue, see. 1 C ...27c Tomato Jitico, a a Special p r ic e ...... I D C ...... SfavaSo Beat Cuts From Corn Fed Z can...... I% rC 1 P E P P E R S ! APPLES! Concord Grapes! 1 TUNA SNOW .DRIFT ...... lb. can t ie ConioHon 2 pounds » 5 ' Steers! Morning - Noon or Night— Spaghetti, 1 O e » R. 8. Madlnm Pnmeo, q q ^ 1 7 e , 2 » n < 2 9 o Canrobeirs Rib Roast, O ^ Dole'i (t) Finrappla O O ... 1 16 qt. bskt. qt- bskt. 16 qt. bskt. 1 Well Known Brands 3 fo r ^ O Suabsam ASPA BA guS TIPS, sna tin Cbotao of fraah hoof er pig liver CA N DIES and CU M Pest Toaatiea, sw F.Jb'TVx'Si’ *0. Soap,...... qft;_ MILK IK ...... Z # C Juice, 2 No. 2, cone .. A9C Battia Oraak CUBBAtA -.9 pkgo. 98e Popular Boneless Oven o« pkg...... 7C8 t o r , ...... lOc TaUeono. . Burt Olne.v'a Praa, Oomat Rica Flakes, 9 *9 ^ WIIBams’ Hootth q « TOMATOSOUP cnjje (Fig-Bran and Sa.) I F R E S H O Y S T E R S Pot Roasts IJttIc Gem, f t 1 Black or Formosa Flneet Yellow Bantam Webeler Early June 1 •Fr0$h FruitM and Fancy Vegetables- 8 tor...... l/C Srap. 8 for ...... lie Chuck Roaat, 1 No. 2 rnaa., ... C RMtaad-RBaha, t B — Ib ...... TEA! ------CORN! PEAS! j PkB-...... 15c ^owBle Cocoa. m g Z7c Santa evua. 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Bely That 4M mm Tee Late • Friend—^Was you aver ktoaed? What use of tbs rope lf .it be^net Old Maid—Well, tf I should ' dto NOW TmCT NDU WEH-^SUMPIN >NWBPm flung tomorrow it would not be from cu- 1711 the Bwimmer'a grasp to the riosity. 1 OW W NCi YOU AW . Y3U t)0 ALLYH' LIGHT rock baa clung? EYCEFTkJNAJL OPPORTUHnV/ THINKIN* A N 'I T>0 Y H ' , AUTOMOBILES APARTMENTS—FLATS— plng from Tbe Rlvervlew Dally cate at the signature uadenieath What help be a comrade's bugle Carl—I saw 'Jaaa kisaing Imt hia- LOST AND FOUND Press. The clipping had headlines the pbotograph. -^VAOW VlOUlJD YOU Lm^TO HEAVY UFTIN', 1 S P O S E / FOR SALE 4 TENEMENTS blast toty professor last nighL T h e C le w which had stretched across the " m t . ” said the cltar editor, On College. MRS. MZZY DEAN When the peril of Alpine heights to Betty Oo-Ed—Yes, that to her full top of the pagre, “CATHAY staring pointedly a t Morden, INVEST THE lAONEY IN A •DONfr J W ENT IN IjOST—BLACK CAT in HoUywood 1939 PONTIAC sedan 969, .1938 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, past?' weak point ‘B U S I N E S S W I T H \ O U Motion. Flndtr ;>!«••• cnll 70i8. HupmobUe sedan 949, 1937 Nash fliht floor, with* Improvemanta, at of th e ubeiJ id BY e n r bl ade.” "settles thd matter.” NOR^PICpiE . What, nsed that the spurring peon' Carl—Kissing? VENTUt^E W rm rAE,THKT coacb 939. 1937 Chevrolet sedan 19 Knox street. Inquire 30 Knox Thera were smaller headlines, The room was allsnt, save for Grids roll Betty Oo-Ed—No, btotory. rA EA N S W E A IT H Y - w YEARS WERE lost —canvass cover for a column and a half of nace, and tha rusUs of vmpm tt Cathay 939. Kood transportation. Terms, street. folded them, returned them to Whan tLo runner to safe beyond the' WHEN I MENTION THE •BUYING UP ALLYH' HORSE- truck, Tkurodny mominK, between trades. Cole Motors, telephone 6463 F orgo tte n there was a picture of Frank B. goal? Beforo condemning a writar'a Mnncheater and Hartford, in vicini- 9 OR RENT—FIVE ROOM lower Cathay prominently .displayed. his wallet and pushed the wallet (Homs Team Is un Lsft) nUDAY, OCTOBEB 5 She Ghres Little Glinpse of What worth to eulogy’s blandest work because It to not original, Just 'V liS IN E S S .Y O U W ILL L A U 6H 7 NETS,YO CORNER TH*- ty of Twin Hin. Finder pleaM notl- flat, aouth side. Improvements. In- back Into hto pocksL breath think how much worM it would be M u rder Kenney stared at tbe picture, ' "Well,” said Kennsy in a tons BAST •PU T I CA N SH O W YOU MA-RKBT,“BECAUSE YOU ^ Manchester Uve Poultry Com- MOVING—TRU CKING- quire aftei 0:80, 63 Union atreeL. parted It over to Morden. There Baoknsll va Psnn. MUitanr ' When whispered in ears that are tf it were. pany, Telephone Manchester 7170. ' *CARLCToat KCNOflAMS could be no question but what tha of resignation, “what do you Ouqussas va AsHsad Whit Part She Pliyf in hushed in death? STATISTIC6 THACT WILL. SAID TH* AUTOMOBILE ‘ STORAGE 20 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenei- ___ •BMSUtvvaiht want?” man who stood In the offica and Tsrapls va Ttzas A. A H. No, no! If you have but a word of Father—That young man friend ASTOUND WOULD -feE A PKRRETT A OUENNET INC tocaJ ment, with an improvements; In- 1 want a ratraction,” aald Cn- JUODLB WEST of yours stays very late. Doesn’t he BEGIN HEBE TODAY the man who had posad for the 'and I want damages.” Albion va Adrian chaer, AinOMUBlLES bad long distance movmg. Oaliy cluding funiace. Apply 111 HoU picture la tba newspaper were Dayton vs. Ohio Woslornn ffislife. Speak It while I am aUve to hear. know how to say good-night? YOUf T^LOP/ eapress to Hartford; Overnight street, or telephone 6SM. OHABUSS HOBDEN, reportir one and the same. And there you have a retraction,” Dsnvar va doors* Wasbinston Daughter—Ob yes, Daddy dear; FOR SAL*? for. The Blade, telepkoaea the Kenney pointed out, “there won’t service to and from New York. Tel. could be to doubt that this man Ootrolt vs. Kslsmasoo Toachors . S t Louis. Oct. 3—(AP) — n't Tbare to this to be said to ' the better than any other boy I ever 3068, 886U or 8864. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flaLiaU.) newspaper a report of the death wss not tbs samt . one who had be any damages.” Musklnsum Va HsrUtta met. WE PAY HIOHEST prices for Mx room tenement, with all tm- of EDWABD 8HILLINOBV. pri- Cathay's faca blasad into fury. Xavlor va Findlay time you met PAt the third member credit of the nuglciaa or sleight-of- used cars from 1030 up. Riley givsn tba name of Frank B. Ca- Orskt va Oklshomn A. A U. of the S t Louie Ctordinato’ fAmoiu hand performer, if he borrows a pt^emante. Inquire at 147 East vate detective, believed to have thay at poUea bsadquarters tba “Don't talk to me like that," A girl to funny. She would be Chevrolet tJompany, 60 Wells St. C^ter etraet. been kWed by *- Mker. The man changes hto etory Fordbnm va Westminster day, 91 So. Main atreet. Tel. 7903. Dick Kenney's tone was omi- J^etney tojred with the pmcti, Harvard vs Bates basebAlI etrategy. That's. Disgy’s Studant—And what do you ADVERTiaEMENTS ^ r a l times, IlnaUy to Identifled as FBANK D CATHAY, wealthy nous. "Did you see him sign, Holy Cross va Providonos business. But I do know how tbe charge for your rooms? REPAIRING 2;< FOR RENT—0 ROOMS, all Im- Morden?” he naked. tbe brown wood. Cathay went Lshlsh va Hsverford money to to be got and what to do Boarding House Mistress -Five Ooeai su exfea* w e Ma provements, garsge, hot water anlmrlauilte aad candidate for city on, ‘T have been damaged in Manhsttsn va Kansas State A Thought leltlala enssbers aaS abbrsvUUees eodneU. Both Cathay aad the with it”. Thus Mrs. Desn sums up - d o l l a r s u p . each eeuni as a 'raid aa4 eem tesM UPHOLSTERING AND furniture heat 870 Center itreet. Call 6348. Morden hesitatod for a moment an amount that can probably N, Y. U. vs. Jo h n s H opkins her contribution to the partnarsbip. Studant—Yea, but I am a stU' And Imly tha Son of oten goeth, words as twd werda Iflolmei* soot la girl are releeoed, "Well,” he said, "Carsons bad Psnn. Stats va. Lebanon Vsllty repairing, vacuum cleaners, and never be compensated, from a Ponn. va Crslnns “When one member of the firm to dont aa It waa detonnhiedi bat was onto sneo of tbrso Unsa electrical appliances. Oil burners MoiBen, the only reporter to him-slgn hto nams aad be waa financial standpoint However, I Princeton va Amhorst lacking In practical tense it to a Boarding Houae Mtotrese—^Tbat L4as ratM psr das foi iraasioet learn these facto, telephoneo the Just In tbe set of signing when I that man by wboita He to betrayed! rL fH E MAi3GR IS ads serviced. F. A. Linnell, Blssell St. BUSINESS LUCATIUNS shall expect a very ' material con- Rochestor va Oborlln good thing the other member has being the case, tha price Is 93 down —St. Luke, <3:22. eilrcUTs WasaS tf. IMH Telephone 5SS6. FO R R E N T S4 story to hto newspaper. sneiked out to telephone. But tribution — not so much because Sprinsfleld va Boston CoUeso i t That’s‘where I come in. MAHINS A PLAY. Cash caassa NOW GO ON WITH <005 STOBY Syracuse vs. Clarkson Carsons was checking up on him. of the money involved as because “A baseball player’a Ufa to to CORRECT THia SENTENCE; "I Though punishment be slow, still TO of these? If net, write at oncd for atreet (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed- let and a card cast containing not Bowling Orssn va Ottarbein SCORCH Y SM ITH teal aumbei of clmas the ,d appear- Morden, a 1 w a y a particular Kenney's face waa savage. Csss vs. Wlttanborg gravity. manloureo—not operations. Evidence By John C. Teny free Information about examina- ward J. HoU. Tel. 4643 and 8030. about his appearance, frowned at' only buslneaa cards but my driv- “Well, when the crowd* start ed. ebardlBS at tbs raU aaraed, bat er’s license aad lodge member- “You talk Uke that,” he said, Cincinnati va Xontucky i-^SWITlttA’9 Wi®. TH ae allowaaee or reloads eaa be aiada- tions. Civil Service Training the boy, even as he straightened "and itH be a long time before Colorado va Missouri booing Dtosy instead of cheering Ha—^WUl you marry me? 'T m tem vuiu )*»M.-Tiiewi'$ Hi' th /eu r, ieofw t roe aa ^ tims ado etopped aflat the Bureau, Inc. Box R-3 this paper. his tie. ship cards.” Creighton va Haskell him I want him to be able to retire She—No. KlieRTMtT 9M0T MIM « MttT ' BRW THEM -ter* -^-TWM T»«BAt A6iNl« Sftb day. HOUSES FOR RENT •‘You didn’t report It to the you get a check! You can get a Iowa Stmt* va Orlanall ; a 'roaan downturouch'di' is v m an' hit in ' CASM, No ‘'till cerbids"i displas uaee aed "Just what is it you're trying retraction any time you want Kenyon vs. Denison gracefully with money in hto And They Uved Happily Ever TRcrtv BAP-Thflce onens wounded' asrD0WN*i& MAS Minu US FOWNbiPlEinV to tell me, Squinty?” he asked. police,” said Dick Kenney. pocket.” After. Really. JEST AC WB AbrHeAH-iASPuueD'niervuotJNOED sold. LIVE STOCK—VEHICLES 42 FOR RENT—SEVERAL Desirable "I didn’t have to,” the num There's been t mistake made. But Michigan va Michigan Btnto Mf FMR CSPIUReU -TNBTlf M t VUt CABIN- 0F.6VMNC8 OpiUM)««iM' M th t r / Tbs neraia *111 aoi be reepooaiais five, six and seven room bouses, The boy Jerked his Anger to- there are certain peculiar clrcum- Minnesota va Nebraeks At home Disxy'e wise cracking Hmhl ma n OFF TH' S7YPS JeST IN TMe.-AN tar ssore tbaa oas laaerreol lasertlsn ward the editorial offices. "Ken- said. "I waa careless. My pocket Monmouth vs. Lawrence and Paul's silence are not taken Boaatful Young Man—My father AhOBSSMO -BVK«N» THB(it> sf aay adverttsemeal ardered fee alogle and doubla App'y Eklward I. was picked. T hat was all there atancee surrounding the making Northwestern vs. lows ^PbPPBD->1«' PB» AT TW' Bsers tbaa oas lliaa FOR SALE—7 WEEKS old pigs. Holl. Phone 4643 said 8025. ney, the city editor, wants to see of that mistake. We telephoned Notre Dams 'va Texas with any degree of seriousness. reared tha biggest pig in this en- SBNDUPThEMl The Inadverteai omisaiua ei laeor* you," he said. waa to it. Tbe police couldn’t Windy talk" says P at “That’s Just tlra aelghborbood. Earl Mitchell. Cali 3317. have done anything about It" your wife for confirmation. She Ohio State va Indiana T tael poblleatlos ol advortlalas •!» be Morden strode toward the office stated that you were here In the Omaha vs. Cos hto line. He pulls it a t home too. Bored Listener-Yea, and the reetiflel only by eaaeellatlea of tbs with an expression of becoming Morden was defiant and hoe- Purdue va Rice ‘You’re a lucky girl to be married to •otolest A aba rye made for tbe servlse resderoA Ule. city; that ehe didn’t know what Toledo va Western Reierv* 5lKRhN. All advartlsamenlj assai aoafona ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 modesty. He had. be knew, hotel you were stopping st.” Washington U. vs. Illinois a great guy like me' he'll tty. He la style, oops aad tsposraphy with MRS. OPAL HI LL WI NS slipped a fast one over on Whip- ”Thit newspaper clipping doesn’t get away with that with me, “The modem girl dams her own FOR SALE—ONE FOOTBALL uni- doesn’t prove anything,” he said. “Quite true,” eald Csthsy. Wiseonein va. Marquetto rasalailoos spforoed as the paallsh- ple. The Blade had been the only "By the way.” Kenney said South Dakota vs. North Dakota of course. He to a great teaser and stockings," says a writer. She often ere aad they ressrve iSs rishi IS form, reasonable. Inquire at 38 St. "Suppose it to your picture ? FAR WEST adli. rsviss or lajsst aas eoas eee» WAY TO SEMI HNALS newspaper to carry the story of with elaborate carelessness, kidder and practical Joker, but he expresses herself In far stronger John street. the l!?vervlew scandal — the Maybe T b e Rlvervlew Dally Csllfornis va. St. Mary does not waste much of that stuff terms on discovering a ladder In a sidared oblaetlonabla Press made a mistake. Instead at “what hotel were you stopping at, Oregon State vs. Stanford CL061N0 HOURS—Ctbsaldad ads Is prominent citisen, candidate on Mr. Cathay?" So, California va Wash. State on me. new pair. be ppbltshed same day aiaal be rs> Philadelphia, Oct. 5.—(AP) — The Blade.” FUEL AND FEED 49-A the reform ticket for councilman Cathay snorted. "I didn’t SOUTH 'Td Uke best to open the Uttle ealved by It o'elneb aooai Satardays When Mrs Opal Hill, Kansas City arrested on suspicion of driving The tall man laughed scorn- Alabama va. Sewanee bouse we boi/ght in Florida and fish cumber—But what if the rope ld;M a m fully. come here to be Insulted still fur- Duke va Clamson FOR SALE— SEASONED mixed veteran, teed off Monday In the while Intoxicated, In company ther,” he said. "It’s none of your and play golf and keep house, but breaks? TELEPHONE YOUR qualifying round of the Women’s Na- with a young woman whom be “That,” he said, “ to good! I’ve Louisians vs. Southsm Methodist I want Dlzxy to take advantage of birch, maple aad oak wood 97 per lived In Rlvervlew for the last business where I stayed or what Mississippi vs. Southwestern Guide—Now don’t worry about WANT AOS. cold, etove length. Apply Edward tional Golf championship, some one claimed he had never seen be- I did! I have told you what I ex- North Carolina vs. Tennesss* . all these offers he had if they stOI that. I have plenty more a t home. . * MM n, a r.. AS New Bi*tn« 15 years. I’ve been president of No. Carolina State vs. Wake Forest Ads are aeoaulad eves tbs telepbsbs J. HoII. Telephone 4643. asked her what she thought of Vir- fore. He had lied about his Iden- pect. First, I shall expect a re- hold good after the eeries to over. tity and police had only discov- the Chamber of Commerce. I’m So. Carolina vs. VIr. Mill. Inst. “You see I'm determined Dizzy WASHINGTON TUBBS at tbs OUAROE RATR •ivsa above ginia Van Wie's chances of retaining president of the town’s biggest traction. After that I shall ex- Texas Chris va. Arkansas How difftcult.it to to tune In on By Crane as a eoavaalsB • ts advertisers bat 80R SALE—HARD wood. Oreplace the title this week. e r t his real name by tracing the pect the check." Tulane vs. Alabama Poly shall not end hts career on a park a radio program that suite tbe By W illiams tbe CASH rates will bv aseepled as luncheon club. I’m a candidate ''THESE CONFOUNDED SHOES PINCH / H E V .V O U / A f'SO BR V.SlR. r ME HEL.*/ WiSHEPN wood, furnace wood, and oak alabs. “Virginia will have to beat me car which he had been driving, a He turned on his heel and Va Poly Inst. vs. Florida. bench.” whole family. rU U . PATHENT If paid at the bast. car which had been picked up at for city councilman and doubtlCM MV F E ET, AND WHEN, I 6 0 BARE MV STOCKS AND Bass oltlos OB or before tbs saveath Telephone 3149. Chas. Staye, E. first" she said. would have been elected had It strode toward the door. ITfJ ” r T r r r day follewliid the drat lasertles el Center street. The prospects of Mrs. Hill making a renting agency, despite the fact “Walt a minute,” ' Kenney aald. We always like those people who I Rven light sleeper* like to be in| F O O TE D-. OW f eaeh ad otberwtse Ihs CHAROR that Cathay’s wife had cheerfully not been for this libelous article. are kind to dogs and horses. • the daflc. RATE will be oollsotsd He retpoasU true that statement appeared ex- As it to, I shall probably . be de- “Let's get at the bottom of this ouch!^ * ceptionally brigr.t today as she and assured the newspaper reporter thing. I want you^ to meet Mr. blllty for errors la telsphoaed ads GARDEN—FA R M - who interviewed her over the long feated.” will be assumed aos their three others engaged In the semi- "Suppoee. Mr. Cathay,” aald Bleeker, the Junlor\ypartner of caapoi be ro sra n issd DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 finals. distance telephone that her bus- tbe Arm which publishes The band had gone to the city in his Dick Kenney In suave tones, as TO INDEX OF Mrs. Hill was paired with Doro- though he had already acknowl- Blade.” i'ElARS 28c and 40c per basket, gray HupmobUe roadster. “And what do you expect me CLASSIFICATIONS baby carriage, kitchen table, thy Traung, 20 year old San Fran- Morden opened the door of edged defeat, "you sign your name -Cr' cisco girl white In the other match for us, so that we can check It to say to him?” asked Mr. Cathay. SSssSeatAiBfl filrib i ...... bureau, bed, desk,' nursery chair, Dick Kenney’s office, stiffened “You can tell him Just what ss s • • ss •.••• 29 S trant 6129. Glenna Collett Vare of Philadelphia slightly as he saw the big man with the police records.” llarrtAfRR .•••• met Virginia Van WIe. Cathay hesitated for a mo- you’ve told me,” Kenney said. «V RCA fCHVteC. INC T. M BCG U C BAT. DRRtht ...... in the well-tailoreo suit who “No, thank you," said Mr. Ca- FOR SALE—CHOICE poUtoea, by turned pale gray eyes upon him ment. Card ol Tbankt the pack or bushel, also turnips. “You have libeled me,” he thay frostily. “I have given you !• MomorlRm # TIMES DO CHANGE In hostile appraisal. my message. My suit for libel Lott and Found SRdSR********* Delivered. E. W. Atwood, Lake Dick Kenney, aeated behind the said. “You have done irrepara- AaaounoofMonto street, telephone Rosedale 33-4. ble damage to a reputation which wRi be bled within a day or two PortoniilB •saVCasss***** Beverly Hills, Cal. —Four years city editor’s desk, looked from unless tbe matter to satisfactorily ago Fred T. Beaty, then a member Mqrdcn asked. 1 have been building up for more AMtoaftoMlow than 15 years. Now you add In- adjusted in the meantime. I wish AUlomwUllo* for SaU ...... of the Los Angeles county board of "You wanted to see me?" you a very good afternoon.” Aatomobiloo loi BtehAava «•*«« HOUSEHOLD G(N)D8 5) supervisors, announced he 'would Mo rden asked. sult to your previous injury by Aau AoeoMorUa-—Tiros ..••••• not seek re-election because be refusing to accept proper proof The door banged. • AatA Ropalrinv—Fntnthit ••••• FOR BALE-^BLACK AND WHITE Kenney Jerked his head toward Dick Kenney looked accusingly ^ O O R OLD BOAROMANI. H E ^ could hot live on the 95.000 a year the man in the gray suit. "Know of my identity." lUCERTAINLV HAVING HIS TROUBLES. Aaio Bohoolt ...... ;.ss.««s*sa combination Magee range 913. Dl?k Kenney was Arm. at Charles Morden. Atttoa-^blp UF Trtifib a s • • • • • • Radio 92.00 and other household salary. Yesterday he pleaded guilty this man ?’’ he asked. "A hell of a scoop!” be said Aittoa—*For Hli ass••••••• to a misdemeanor to be could re- Morden breathed a sigh of re- "I’m very sorry, Mr. Cathay,” ^ /^A MiaiONAtRE,ARE veu? MELt), Oarssve—asrvles—gtsrage . . . . . lb goods. 18 Winter street. ceive free medical treatment for he said. "I don’t know, as yet, sarcastically. The only news- I'M CLEOPATRA , MR. I^ILLIONAlRG, Metereyctea—Bleyeies ...... II lief. Whatever the squawk, it paper In the city that published tVsbtBd autos—Moioreyeiss ... it FOR SALE—CABINET stove with rheumatism In the county jail hos- wasn’t something which could be what the eitustlon to going to It!” a n d i f y o u d o n 't e e r o u t a t o w n Baalssao aaS rvstssslssal esrvfvss ell burner and barrel complete. In pital. J la'>* to him. lead to but, since you have taken "It’s Ashy as hell!” Charles FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser 1 P.D.Q. I'LL 6 E T MV ASP AFTER YOU. BusIbvss SorvicM Olfvrs4 ..... It quire at 23 1-3 Oak street. "If I remember correctly I helped "No." he said blithely, "I never the trouble to come here to estab- Morden exploded. ______—r Hosseholt Bsrvless Offarse to have the Justice of the peace ap- saw him in my life." lish your Identity, it would seem Bulldlas—Barsstlna ...... 14 you would hardly hesitate to sign Kenny pushed back his chair. THIS VfeAR I’M QQNNA rrUL BE GREAT TO HAVE A ' rierlsts—Nurasrle* ...... ItFOR SALE — CRAWFORD coal pointed to bis position," he com- "Take a look at this," said “You come with me. 3roung man,” Fussrsl Dlrsoiors ...... 14 range, also small Smooth Top gas mented. Kenney. your name.” he said. "We’re going to see the BE BerTER THAN EVER! PIGSKIN IN MY HANDSm.CROIVDS HBStlBS-Plumblns—IteoSSB m* IT range, both in goed condition. Call The city editor slid ,a card ”Ob, that’s right.” the man boss!” I'V E MADE UP MY CHEERINQ.JTHE YARD STRIPES Issursae* ...... It across the desk. Morden picked said quickly. “I forgot about the lillllBsry—OrBssmaklBf ...... It 4274. Balloon tires have been placed (To Be ContJnued) MIND -TO THAT.V SLIDING UNDER MY F E E T -- IfoviBS—Tmeklas—S.orsgs .... N on wheelbarrows In England to the card up and stared at it. It letter from the president of the PabllB PsBMnser Svrrlss ...... M -A VARIOUS HOUSEHOLD furniture, prevent the wheels from digging read simply, "Frank B. Cathay. First National ban. I thought In the next chapter Morden be- AND THE QOACPOSTS PatatlBs—PsperlBS ...... tl aad gas stove, hot water tank, oil into toft ground. Investments — Suit 908 First that I had given you that.” BECICONIklA If ProfsaBloBBl SsrvIssB ...... m*. tt gins the most exdtlng piece of work BspalrlBt ...... It burner. Call between live and seven. National Bank Building, River- He took from his wallet a let- In Ms career. Tallerlas—Oyslar-^SBalag a . t« 17 BIsaell etreet view." ter on the stationery of the First Toilet 0««4s aas ■snries ...... tl FOR SALE OR REN T Morden turned to the man. National bank of Rlvervlew. The Wsntsd—BubIbss* isrvles ...... 14 NEW OIL BURNERS being discon- “You’re representing Mr. Ca- letter stated that the persons (BEAD ’THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ■eamtlsaal tinued from our stock specially SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE ON MILL thay?" he asked with a peculiar whose photograph was' attached A* Duncy eyed the monstrous but, If they’re bad, I simply rave. Csarass aad C la u u ...... IT priced: Bunsen, glass tank, 917.00: to the letter waa Mr. Frank B. ^IvaU iBBtraetlea ...... It STREET, In A-1 shape having been sinking sensation making Itself HMUS-LASKYCUSH. cake, he said, “I’d really Uke to You Tinymites have been real Daaciae ...... t.« ...... tt- A with chrome fittings, 924.30. Silent entirely renovnted Inside and oqt. manifest in the pit of his stomach. Cathay, that Mr. Cathay’a signa- good. That’s why I baked for you. HBSleal—Dramatis ae e««*»*«e Bs• tt Glow, glace tank, 920.00; Bunsen, Large garden plot nnd chicken ■’I.” said the. man with cold ture also appeared below the take a knife and cut big sUces so Wsatsd—lastraattoa ...... M FORSHOTAT^ "Now, finish up the cakes, and (T) ------V cabinet model with electric lighter, honse. Apply to Thomaa Ferguson, fury, "am Frank B. Cathay." photograph; that Mr. Cathay we all could have a treat.” then you all can take a rest again. y p 1*34 BY NI* StnviCC. IWC. T. M. BfO. U. S. M TJjrr PISSBCisl 942.50; Silent Glow Homemaker n s Main Street. maintained a balance in the First -/sV Beads—atoebs—If ortsaeas a ... tl "Ob, don’t do that.” a wee man My friends, the little men, have STAOKIG INIPLUEKiCe BbsIbbss OppertnsItlBS ...... tt with cellar tank, 948. Watkina There was a moment of tense National bank of Rlvervlew which cried. “You see, we're going to Uve lots of work that they must do.” SALESM AN SAM tfsBey ts Loss ...... tl Brothers Inc. silence in the room. Then tbe ran well into six figures; that he New York. OCt. 5.—(AP)— The Inside of that fine cake. You’ll Duzz Has Sam Guessing! By Sm all Bale aas tllaatfsas city editor looked across at Mor- was a respected and esteemed business of building up a heavy- have to find some other food to Then to the Uttle men -she eald, ^HOLP OM,DU2Z.f LET'S STOP IM MOT A BAD NOUl. <50 A H E A D A N' E AT VER , 0H,TRYIN'T» HI6H^ VA S E E , SAM, Help W utst—r«mals ...... tt den and aald, "Well?” cltixcn of Rlvervlew and a mem- weight champion Aght for once eat.” “Please move that cake for me, in- AW’ HAVE A BITE To EAT BEFORE IDEA, SAM/ you've A N', (F ( R E M E M B E R R 6 HT. Balp WsBtBd—Hal* ...... tlKIHIMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Morden shook his bead em- ber of the bank’s board of direc- which will be attractive enough to HEAD O F F / T H ’ 6 RUB% ON MB / PRESSURE ME, HUH? CUORKED P E R M E A NUMBER ■aIsai»B Waatvd ...... If.A ROOM AND "I wish a could,” whined Duncy. stead of loafing. It is warm, by Hie HIKE BIACKTO TH’ STORE f SEEIN'AS HOoO WELL, I DONY HI6H- ONCE SiKICETHENtI Help Waatsd—Maw sr P a s^ s.. IT phatically. tors. *he public to Justify an outlay of “(See, I am aa hungry as can be.” now, and you can carry It. CM t (CK l e D Pi n k t a b u v y a OR t i m e s , A M 'I'V E AUMWS FOR RENT—ONE FURNISHED Keeney read the letter and I’M STARVED f A M E A U -----AN' BESIDES, IT \PRESSURE A tOHOOPf Araaia Waaiad ...... IT.A loom, also two unfurnished rooms, “No,” he said, “thla Isn’t Ca- cash begins tonight wrltb the o p t - The woman who had baked the cake “We'll find a place upon the BUT W E lL NEED LUCK: TD BEAT h a d T A L ETC H A g o , P E R •Itoatlosa TTaatsd—Paiaala . . . tl thay. They’re about the same age pointed to the signature. ing of the new winter season on then said, “Don’t worry, son. ground where it will stand up, safe 0 m i q h t i n f l u e n c e v a t o g i v e ’ B E F O R E 1 H I R E VA Sltaatloa* Waatad—Hals . . . . „ tt steam heated. Write Herald Box O. BOARD j KINGSTON THIS YEAR_AN HERE ME MV OL' 308 BACK* SOrviE R EASON feR O TH E R Xmplnymaat Asaaalaa ...... M and about the same build but Ca- T take it." be said, "that the Madison Square Garden. A rt Laakv “I have soma other Uttle plans. and sound. Then we will make a 1 a m ', SURROUNDED B Y POONOe AGIN, i csOTTA aue A S A M A TT E R O' P A CT, ) -•!9 thay Is stooped a tittle bit and signer of this letter expected you Uve lleelw-PeiB—Pewltvr—Tahlalee 9 OR RENT— LARGE SINGLE tbe big boy from Minneapolis and We’U nqake some cakes In tiny new cake house where you can AND POUNDS OF IT-.HORSESH0eS!| IT TH0B0U6H COMS(P6R- F IR E D Y A TM l C e B E F O R E ft»S»^lr«a—Paw ...... ll his eyes are a Uttle darker. He's would duplicate the signature.” pans. ‘Then you can all have cup- sleep and sit.” I Uva ■taek-VabWiat ...... tl roonui. A heaven for bachelor girls ’Tsn’t the photograph suffl- Steve Hamas, who to still remember- ...V/ELL,O VER THE SHOULDER. T H ' L A S T TIM E ----- Poultry aa4 laapllaa ...... M aad boira where you can be chef •0 0 ptr week ed as the greatest all around athlete cakes Just as soon as they are "That’e fair enough,” one man Waaiat - Pata —PeaUry—atseh M slO “I am Frank B. Cathay of eient?” asked Cathay. done." repUed. But, when the Uttle fel- — V F O R LU CK A N D P I K E / und chamber maid Jeneen—Plwne ever produced at Penn State Col- Rlvervlew,” Interrupted the man ‘T would prefer,” Kenney told lows tried to lift the cake, they.^. All ccLonS' Par SalWi ■ Mlaaallaaawaa 6070—7883. him, still speaking with insist- lege, will clash in tbe Indoor cur- e H A D Y S ID E BLUE, PINK,' ArtMlas fat lala ...... u Nice, Clean, Rooiub. In a tone which quivered with tain raiser, a ten round affair. Later Of course this pleased the Tiny couldn’t. ”We will help you,” •oats aa4 Aaaaaaeilas ...... 4t fury. “I have already established ence but with a. courtesy which bunch. Said Geldy, "That'e a dandy Scouty said. REO.ORcmO, •ulldlas MalsHala ...... 4T Home Cooked Food. my IndenUty to your city editor contained a note of defense In It, in the year, Prlmo Camera and Max ETC Olaraoata—Walehsa-^ewalrr .. 41 APARTMENTS—FLATS— Schm'eUng and Jack Peterson, hyneh! I’U help you ipake tbe cup- "We’Ui put it on your shoulders Blaatrlaal ApaHaaaaa Kadta _ tt TENEMENTS «3 Regular Mrals.— and I can do ao again tf necea- 'to have you sign your name.” cakes right away, K you don’t and the carrying should work out Poal aat read ...... •iuy.** The man pulled tbe pad at promising English heavyweight will mind." grand.” The whole bunch aeon Pano—Dairy Piadesls M »pR RENT—TWO, THREE and "You’ve only given me a letter paper which -Kenney held out to- be tossed into the list When ths Wee Dotty also lent a band. The found out that little Scouty used Heuaebald Oovda ...... |i him, grabbed the pencil with winter program ts Anished, ths Gar- Haablaary aad Tcola ...... tl four room furelahad or unfumitboo of IntroducUon,” said Dick Ken- cakes, when done, were simply hto head. Hoaleal laatramaoia ...... It apartmente. Uanebatter Conatruo- ney cautiously. which the city editor scribbled den management hopes to have dis- grand. Sold Scouty, "I can't Under- Mlea aad iiai* BqaipHsat . . . 14 , Don Oo. Telepbooa 4191 or 4309. Hotel Sheridan The man pulled a wallet from raeiRoe, sad dashed off a aigna- covered a worthy challenger for Max stand why you treat us so kind.” .(The TInies are put to work ipaelala at tba a te rta ...... M his pocket, took out a folded cllp- ture which was a perfect dupli- Baer's tlUe. “Oh, I Uke tots who can behave. In the next story.) Apparel—Faia ...... IT FOR RENT—4 ROOM tonamsnt. at fTaatad—Ta Buy ...... M iisa4'a*^iee^''ev ■aama Baaia ■■IMk ■m ils 170 Oak atrodt, Ajll improvomanta, flrit floor. fdPt inquire ^L L E ¥^H )P BUGGIES kaoiaa Wltboui Boert Maple Hospital. Telephooa 8341. H e Docen^t L w k R ight To Pinny! By HAMLIN Public Pests By Frank BecW hoarders ^PaiMiM '.,‘,,**»v«aaa».tt. REMBMBIR. BARBARA, THAT^ Souatry Board—Jteseytt I FOOZV, G O GIT OINNY FOR MB. well. ,-nR ---- // WEU - I'M NOT SURE, PWOMIStD G> BEHAVe .. B A R B A R A .. . OOTCHIE FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM uptUin WILL V A ? I F 1 O O T T A G O T TH* MAN'S ^AROUND AND COO-00-00 S?“ !*T*2.***“' “ ** — —«v~.. < flat, steam heat, and all conven- W HASSA MATTER BUT I'LL CONFEfiC IJTHB W8STAURANT. SMILING BAT Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... I RALACE, I’M GONNA^ W ITH .TH AT M i B A T . V O U R ' NVIGGLB Baal BatsM Pea BaM lencea. Telephona 4814. R ID B .' I WON’T G O / O K AY.O O P, MB. DINNRR. ^WAGGLK aimmaata PUu. Tansmaata.. I • IG L IZ A R D / ' L alaaav Laaatloss tW Baal I FOR RENT—MODERN flva room {W ALKIN' AROUND / l U GITCH8R p®»»•“ »« Reel ...... I flat, adults. 67 Benton atreet Phone IN TH IS W U / D IN O S A U R . lulubarbaa tat BMt f 3307. W G / ^ J U S ' S I T RIGHT Ivmmar Hagwa tat BMt f W H B R B VA Wanted tt Bant A R B / FRIDAY, OC7TOBER 6 .166C £buidr»0tnr £ttruitto lim U

Mrs. William H. Childs of Brook- mo d e r n and OLD FASHION lyn, ft. Y., formerly o f this town, AT m TAB has been visiting her sister-ln-law, Doctors’ Prescriptions Free Knitting Instmctionn DANCING, CITY VIEW HALL Mrs. JTaak p, Spencer of North WiOiMatk Keeney St. Main street Mrs. Spencer who has Great core la used ,ln the fUlIng W ith oU ystn purchasee, (Tea been 111 for some time fs much Im- of our prcecriptlons. Two regis- imitMwg tnatruetlons ore given Iw yS itiria yN i^ EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT oa. by on expert Instructor. (Main psoved in health. tered pharmadsts In attend- Th« JW H AL C Floor, left) rw rlBl Orckcstra Wekr'e Orch. Dnodn* S to It. ance. (Main Floor, right.) The Wisltcr League wilt bold Its ;A\anc hesteb Comm- regulsu' monthly meeting this eve- George H. WlUlama, Jr., celebrat- ning at 8 o'clock at the Zion Lu- ad hla ninth birthday by entertain- theran church on Cooper street. Re- ABOUT TOWN ing a party of tan of hla boy and freshments and a social time will •Irt frlenda at hla home on Oxford follow the buslnesa. fnU aMttity neeUnc of the Wo- Street Wedneaday evening. They The Season’s Smartest HALE’S asks “W h a t’s you r 1 Ihfir fd M s n JUMdonary lociety of Played a number of lively gamea 1 I lS e ^ IfothodUt cbnrcb will be and Mra. Wllllama aaw to It that I M at T d a o’etock Monday eveninr they had a number of good thinge 1 i Qm bema Mia. Inca Truax at to e a t George, Jr., waa remember- ^iir Trimmed «:h oice a t raater atrect. ed with a number o f glfla- H,.iWHALEC« HAT $1,98?” wMANrHPSTe0jCOMN.v* • illra. Boatie Lu|>eii of Cona Mra. Katherine Hard/a claaa for iK M t wlU (ran t the uae of her women will resume study Sunday M tat TiUM ay eraiiiag for the ng- morning at the center Congrega- • Dressier veiled djar aioaUtit o f St. M ar(aret’a O r- tional church. The Men’s league trim? Saughtara o f laabella will have Its flrst meeting, and at- • S n a p p y brim tendance credlU will begin for the tjTief ■ a ia Sr«t pariah aupper and Go-to-Church Band. 0 Chle tnrbonr apaireb family (athering will be COATS biia WadbMday. October 17 at « John M. Allen of Hudson street •A trIeomT a, m- at tba. South Methodlat Saturday Last Day A t left yesterday in company with hla daughter, Mrs. H C. I»veland of EUlngton. for Daytona Beach, Flori- Hale’s Candy Department

da, where he will spend the winter Features For Saturday— foi the third Consecutive season. Mr. Allen Is a wrll known Grand Army CO TTA G E STREET ,p«n and devotee of Isaac Walton HERSHET'S

. pa c k a g e stor e He hopes to reach hla 00th birthday irfeM, M44 — rre* Dtlfvtry. MMUHUI MnUflit WWiJn,, south, ho wasn't keen about-leaving Every Coat New England. Ho apends hla time BARS at $ 2 . 9 8 sjr!’...... $1.00 between hla three daughters, Mrs. Im OONO straight Whiakey. After This Sale Loveland, Mra. G. M. Cox of Hudson • a swagger brim? Street and Mra. H. A . Fenner of • a pUI-box r f...... $ 1.2 5 Norwalk. He llabes tba brooks bere- Will Be $29.75 ' straight Whiakay, abouU and yben at Norwalk catehea Tasty, wholssoma purs choco- mapper blues and other fish In the late bars in the family H-pound ...... $1.5 0 Found. He Is making the trip to the sise. Choice of plain, almond ____ (AKBS, Blended Whls- Peninsular state by automobile. and not-so-swest.

5S; 9 5 c PesBot Buttar KBTSBWne' straight Whiakey, Tbs Toung People's society of the Second Congregational church will Crunch, lb...... Make It a point to see these ...... 98c have an outing at Lake Hayward to- lovely dress coats tomorrow dur- at morrow afternoon, making the trip A fresh shlpmmt of this deli- ing our special sale at $35. Im- $3.75 ...... 85c In private cars. cious csndyl mediately after this event every coat win be $29.75. Youll never ^a Tyrolean eilac> BUOSOraiANN * 1 • ger typeT saiw. S fth ...... 9Ia«90 Group 2 of the Memorial Hoapltsd find better fabrice, richer furs, auxlUary, Mrs. C. R. Burr, leader, Coeoanut or finer tailoring at this low 0 S feather - trim- Bon-Bons, lb. . price. med beretr .....69c:; will meet Monday afternoon at the

T . M. C, A. ,a dressier tur'. Midgets, vanilla, chocolate and ' banT SILHOUETTE— strawberry bon-bons filled with straight line dress coats with W e've all the new types and col- ffesb coeoanut. Millinery— fur trimmings used through the ors In all price groups. Head sizes tops o f ' the coats In the 1934 Main Floor, center. Front Entrance. 21 t o 23. way. stftlOW N.IkOAfiSON I n O s. FUR— HAWTromo** SsMmMO Csnim s Caracul, squirrel, Chinese

badger, kid fox. Pouche shawl DOUBLEfKNIT BACK

1t.sJW HALEC. coliars, new ripple collar effects, other smart styles. -

SATURDAY... COLOR— Lots o f black—the season's 44 99 leading coat shade. Also brown and green. Pets

an Important Sale of At HALE’S Coats- There’s nothing like it Main Floor, rear.

for active young'figures

High-Type Richly Furred Street, Afterpoon,

And Spoi-ts Types $3.50

Featured In Lovely

Fine Quality You’d never know you were wearing a COATS Week girdle . . . “Pets” Is made of ventilated

two-way stretch elastic with double-knit

News From Hale’s Cape Gloves back that gives you a firm, slim sUbou-

SUk ettc. It is light as a feather . . . fol- Baby Sliop— Specially lows every move of the active young fig-

Priced For Saturday! ure. Never “rides up" . . . easy to

launder. $2.25 Hand Made Rompers, The cleverest trimming details Corsets— Main Floor, rear,

Adorable styles with dainty are found on the cuff of these love- Dresses ly, soft capeakins—buttons and

hand embroidered touches. 1 to 2. White, yellow, pink. blue. stitchings. Table cut, well fitting Girls Are Bringing Their Mothers models in navy, black, brown.

$1.19 Washable. •• To Hale’s For Their New at Hale's Main Floor, right. Knitted Sets, budget N .Persian . K i t F o x Darlingest little knit sets—

sllp-on, shorts and beret In new price Winter styles. Baby colors. I to 3 „.Badffer .Beaver years.

» .Skunk . Caracul $1.29 Here they are— the styles endorsed at the COATS recent Paris openings—pencil silhouette . . I . Jap Mink Coat Sets, dolman sleeves . . tricky high necklines , .

Cutest little coat and beret seta contrasting colors and fabrics. No matter

in white, pink, blue, tan. 1 to 3 whether you're a slim miss of 16 or a youth-

years. ful matron, we’ve m^dc a special endeavor Genuine Leather

Women who have been looking for this season to have frocks for all types and $ 10-95 $2.98 this assortment Includes alt the newest extraordinary value in Winter coats We're showing the grandest assortment, styles, fabrics and colors. Snow Suits, of sports coats for girls 7 to 14. Juniors, Hand Bags need wait no longer. You'll find the Silk Frocks—Main Floor, rear. 11 to 17. Cheeks and monotone woolens For playing outdoors! Made in snappy b e lt^ models; few -are furred; o f heavy, warm chinchilla. Snug- coat you want . . in this specially while others Hhve hats to match and l|ttla dlUng helmet 1 to 3. muffs. price collection. Beautifully tailored $1.95 $3.50 I What’s The Big Noise “ Only $1.95 for such soft, lovely

of Forstmann and other fine woolens, leatlicr hand bags!” That's what Beacon Blankets. customers tell us when show Snow-Ball Berets, I In Sports Wear This Fall? lined with silk crepe and warmly in- New nursery designs; sateen them these fine tailored bags. Few That’s what they call these

bound ends. 36xS0 Inches. have crystal clasp trims. Black new berets with a large pom- i

terlined. In black, brown, green, and ■and..brown. pom trim. $1.00

Sweaters’ll Skirts Front Entrance. Girls’ Wear— Second Floor. navy, with lavish use o f exclusive, Main Floor, rear.

high quality furs. If we’re to judge by Spiesa and This Is News! Hale’s Announces An the way girls are Every Day New Low Price On Their Popular

Sizes 14 to 20 . . 36 to 48. We Art Agentb For picking these up!

M. K. M. “Budget” ATLANTIC • Twin Sweater Sets,

Second Floor. Kerosene and Range Oil I All-wool seta in rich plain colors. Sllp-on with cardigan. Wa' hav. oor ’.wn bnik aUUoa. SILK HOSIERY $3.98 Range Burners and Supplies

PO RTER^LD Slip-ons, now

6S Spraoe Stivet TeL S584 Swagger sUp-ons that are a copy o f a but N et membera of the Chamber Brooks model. Lovely colors — beaver, of Commeroe. green, brown, beige, blue and rust. pair

$2.98 VANOCO GAS 14< This is decidedly good news! Imagine being able to buy WW TBE OKAOB Chriloa Hale's first quality, pure sUk hosiery at 690. Chiffon and service Special Anti-Knock Gasoline Wool Skirta, weights. New Fall shades including tbeoe four best seUere: Schaller Cider ▼ANOCO Winter Grade Gasoline is second to non# Checkj, plaids, monotones. Tailored or TROTTEUR— SMOKEMIST— MANOA— SOLERA— button trimmed. gf the BMjor c o u pnies* regninr brands and this excel- Brown cast, smart A lovely gray cast. A neutral tone that A rich brownish cast Mill mms with brown, green, excellent with black blends with any Fall that is most flattering I is obtaiaed without the use of any addition of $2.98 rust costumes. frocks. color. worn with brown. ^dMlBtaak or other d^e. Sold Exclusively At OPEN

Swreaters 'B Skirta— Second Floor. At HALE'S Hosiery—Main Floor, right Tuesday, Thursday

and Saturday V A Wr^fiSElRVICEuO Rartl.ro Road Cider Sold At the MiU 'W Jn U n ®STATION Any Time.

.' W e Also Kindle Phelps Range Oil 352 Woodland Street Telephone 6432

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