McLEVY TAKES OVER BRIDGEPORT OFFICE TO BACK CHANCELLOR Fil'st Socialist to Win May- BERGIN APPOINTED Hand Picked Candidates Win yoral Race in State Is In­ TO FEDERAL POST Arms Parley Doomed, V as There Was No Other augurated— FnD Text of Say Italy and Hungary His Address. Majority Leader of State Ticket in Field — Largest Geneva, Nov. 13.— (AP)—Italy's without Germany is sterile and Voting Tamoot in History Bridgeport, Nov. IS.—(AP) — Senate Named District contention that the present disar­ Italy rejects the London and Paris Jasper McLevy, first Socialist to mament conference la sterile with­ agreements and the plan of Sir of the Reich. Attorney. out the presence of Germany was John Simon of Great Britain which win a mayoral race In Connecticut, backed up by Hungary today. was submitted the day Germany took over the affairs of the third As a result, observers said they left the League. largest city in the state today and bellevfc’ present negotiations were Meanwhile, today, delegates were Berl^ Nov. 13.—(AP)—Elected New Haven, Nov. IS.—(AP) — warned that “ample and prudent doomed to failure in their existent concentrating on expected propos­ by a nearly unanimous ballot, 661 Senator Frank S. Bergin, majority form . als from Chancellor Adolf Hitler of planning for the immediate future Nazis and near-Na||ts wlU march leader in the State Senate and chair­ The Hungary effectives commit­ Germany. It was reported in Ger­ is imperative.” ^ into toe Kroll Opera House on or man of the State Liquor Control tee announced that it would main­ man circles that Hitler will offer The elimination of unnecessary tain the attiude of an observer France a non-aggression pact pre­ about December 1 for toe opening municipal offices, establishment of Commission, has been appointed dis­ strictly and Italy annoimced that it liminary to talking disarmament session of toe largest Reichstag civil service and merit system in trict attorney for Coimecticut. Ignored everything approved by the from a fresh angle. ever assembled. aU departments, itemised accounts His appointment, announced last great powers since July 15, when General Zeigler of Hungary said There is one seat there for every of all public expenditures and strict night from the White House, Germany accepted the original plan “we cannot take a positive attitude adherence to the city charter were 60,000 votes cast in toe election dropped the third major plum from of Ramsay MacDonald of Great because of the special position of yesterday and hence toe largest the rich tree of Federal patronage Britain as a basis for discussion. Hungary; moreover, it is imdeslr- voting turnout in German history into the laps of the “New Guard” This neans that Hungary, like able t discuss the problems at also means toe largest number ected on any measure proposed tive in the so-called New Guard by the government as all are hand­ wing of the party.” Must Have Had Goyem- picked men, “blindly devoted to “Bather a Surprise” Chancellor Hitler’s policies,” as do- The new district attorney himself, NEW FEDERAL A Q FOR BOOZE CONTROL scribed on Novembe. 11 by Rudolf TREASURY IS BACKING Hess, official head of toe Nazi Par­ however, termed the appointment or’s Reassnring Letter Be­ “rather a surprise, although it was ty- expected,” and declined to make cuxy TO CREATE JOBS! The -Croll Opera House w ill con­ comment. fore He Issued Admonition Keep Liquor and Politics tinue as toe meeting place of toe GOLD BUYING POUCY Reichstag because toe plenary ban This “New Guard” appointment followed those of Dr. Edward G. .of toe Reichstag building had not yet been rebuilt following toe In­ Dolan as collector of internal reve­ Hartford, Nov. 13.— (AP)—A slip­ Apart Says Chief Execu' nue, and Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch AH State Highway Depart- cendiary fire last February. Jasper McLevy Secretary Woodin Tefls Re­ up in toe office of Harold L Ickes, as oollector of customs. The post SEES IMPROVEMENT tire of Peonsylrania. H^Uer’r first visit, a fte i toe elec­ of United States, marshal alone re­ Federal Emergency Administrator tion yesterday, was to President promised by the 55-year old roofer iients Ordered to List von Hindenburg, to whom he offi­ as he was Inducted into the mayor­ mained of ths major offices to be porters He k Heartily in is toe real reason for toe publicity filled. given by Mr. tokes on toe extent cially reported toe result of toe bal­ alty for a two year term. INIDLESIIUA110N Harrisburg, Pa., Nov. 18— (AP) lot They_^^S(^jig8^;|Mmding pollti- After Nine D^^ste Davld^ of tb« • a ; V ^ SmaU Jobs at Once. -to. vdaieh;. O sknecticut is using Fed* Democratfersfajaxeagw i comnxtttoe Ftyar nf Profram-^-Bto^^ —Oerv. CSfforfl Plnchot today stood eal questions. McLevy, whb achieved the '^sror- era)' tnMiey for highway improv^ Issue Statement alty after idne previous defeat, and aligned ipidttt: t£ e **OM Guard” , before a special sffwion of Penn­ ments, it wai^ asserted today An official communique stated! told the large crowd in the audi­ was utlderstiqod to Iiafi the en­ Watolngton, Nov. 13—^^(AP) —to Governw Wilbiir L. Cross. sylvania’s L^|iBlaturo to ask that “President von Hlnbenburg heartily torium of C^tral High school that dorsement for thi dlstrlct-attorhey- mes New York Official Says Many a move to create employment The governor believes his explan­ political qraa^rations “go hang” expressed his deepfelt gratitude the administration would plan “an through road building, T. H. Mac­ ation to Mr. Ickes that by Decem­ (OonMnoed on Page Three> and that politics li^or be kept and honest appreciation of Chan­ important part in caring for oi Wai Go Off Relief Rolls Donald—chief of the Bureau of ber 15 Connecticut will have con­ apart through eliziiitstion of private unfortunate citizens who are Washington, Nov. 18.— (AP) — A cellor HitleriB accomplishments In Public Roads—^today called upon all tracted for all ot toe work to oe profit in the sale of liquor by toe unifying toe German people. HS victims of the breakdown of t] vigorous denial that the Treasury State Highway Departments to sub­ done under Federal appropriation package. voiced toe confident hope that toe industrial system.” mit by wire projects for each coimty is opposing President Roosevelt’s This Winter. was In toe Washington office at toe 'The governor asked for speedy tasks at home and abroad would be “I believe,” he said “that the dty GOVERNMENT BUYS gold bu3dng policy was made today in their jurisdiction to coat up to time toe Ickes letter was enactsMnt of 'cpntrol to prevent a ... .A. ------..consummated successfully and re- should take advantage of the Fed­ by Secretary Woodin. 85,000. public. ' ~ a t liquor unrestraint and un- eral Uaamployment Relief Act to the boimd to toe blessing of toe father­ Coincident with another increase Albany, N. Y., Nov. 18.— (AP)— To highway department heads, be Cross Stetement. dontfoDe^ which otherwise, he said end that as many of our citizens as land.” PORK FOR NEEDY in the RFC piu?cha8e price for newly David C. Adle, state commissioner wired toe Federid Relief Adminis­ The governor today issued toe fol­ would “Overflow and overwhelm toe The Boerse was stimulated by possible can be given employment mined gold to; $33.45 an ounce, the tration through its local agendea lowing statement to the press: Commonwealth.” vital and necessary and public toe election results and by declin­ cea Secretary o f 4he TrejusLiry was a of social welfare, is confident that would furnish sixty-five per cent “As stated by Mr. Harold L. Ickes, For public ^schools struggling to improvements. ing foreign sales. white House visitor. Later he call­ at toe end a" toe present winter of toe cost and that there would be Federal Emergency Administrator keep open; for getting toe Federal Lower Bates Although toe nev members of ed reporters to his desk at the there will be continuous but slow a set-up of “Federal funds in toe of Public Works, I received a letter public works program started and “The administration will aUo toe Reichstag are “hand-picked," 10,000 Hogs Purchased on ’Treasury and said: Improvement in toe unemployment State Highway Departments possi­ from him dated October 7, 1933, for repeal of toe four-mill tax on strive to sectire lower public utility relief situation. not quite all are actual members cA “The Prudent has been g^od bly to toe extent of thirty-five per calling my attention to toe lapse of rates and will whole-heartedly co­ toe Nati Party. All of them have enough to consult with me in his ' He believes, however, that “toe cent of toe total expendltiires.” time between approval of recovery (Oeqfhwwd e g P age Btan) operate with other towns working Chicago Market to public must be prepared for a lag professed adherence to Hitjer, how­ program . The program will be under gener­ highway projects in Connecticut ever, and toe presence of the non- to that end, or to the ultimate goal “I am heartily in ssrmpathy with o* a year and htdf or two jrears, or of complete municipal ownership of al supervision of maintenance of­ and toe placing of them under ac- Nazis is not regarded as likely to all bis policies and w ill b£u;k them possibly longer before we reach a ficials of State Highway Depart­ tiial construction. As soon' as I public utilities." SeDers’ Strike. relatively normal ba^ .” lead to toe intr^uction of any an­ to the limit.” ments cmd w ill be in supplement to could get a detailed statement of ti-government proposals in toe His face tanned and deeply lined Published Reports “ 1 think there will be a definite DEATHS, MUCH LOSS by years of exposme during the toe bureau’s main 8400,000,000 pro­ the situation from toe Highway De­ Reichstag. ’The move apparently was occa­ reduction in toe present relief punniit of his trade, the son of a gram, imder way for months. partment, I wrote to him as foUows: Hitler is now armed with toe al­ Wartiington, Nov. 13.—(AP)— sioned by published reports that Sec­ rolls,” Commissioner A.die seid, re­ Scotch dominee was sworn in by The work will include: Grading “ ‘At toe present time nearly all most unanimohs support of his peo­ Agents of the Federal Surplus Re­ retary Woodin, as w ^ as Governor ferring to toe outlook for this win­ Fred Schwarzkopf after the latter and draining roads and streeto, field work with toe exceptions of CAUSED BY STORMS ple to press his bold drive toward Black of the Federal Reserve Board ter. “to line with toe recovery plan had been inducted into ottlce as the lief Administration and the Farm widening shoulders of highways, two projects has been finished and a new deal for Germany. and Henry Bruere were not in sym­ there will be many who will go off new Socialist town clerk. Socialists Credit Administration purchased widening Inside curves and fiatten- soon as plans have been completed More than 90 per cent of pathy with the government’s mone­ toe rolls, ^tt. toe President’s plans toe also took over most o i the other im­ ing bank slopes, laying tile under­ and approved by Washington toe qualified voters cast )allots tn yes- 10,000 bogs on the Chicago maricet tary program. — to have 4,000,000 oeople get ci-Tll portant dty posts. drains, constructing cobble-g^utters, work will be advertised. In many terda r’s Reichstag election and for­ last Saturday, at from $4.86 to 84.50 Woodin said he was speaking only w o rlw -o b .” fencing right-of-way, constructing cases toe work being financed from Heavy Snow in Portions of 3 Mayor McLevys first official act, for hogs averaging 256 pounds each. "i think this alters materially eign policy plebiscite—and well was to issue a proclamation urging as Secretary of the ’Treasury and for dry masonry guard walls, surfiufing toe appropriation by toe .Federal Although dtttals of such pur­ the 'Treasury Department itself. over 90'per cent of those electors and resuifticing with local material government is new work for which the East— Freak Dost rung up a resounding “Ja!” for toe chases were made Saturday, it was He expreraed ^ssatlsfactlon that (Gontinned on Page Six.) with material supplied from (Continued on Page Three) o r DO surveys had previously been chancellor and his urogram. asserted by the relief agency today rumors of discord between the vari­ other than relief funds, roadside made by toe Highway Department Nation Celebrates that the piurchaaes—by Captain B. ous fiscal agencies of the govern­ cleanup and cutting brush and and when considering the nature of Storms Rage in West Today to-’ entire nation Joined In H. Cope, assistant director of pro­ ment bad aiiisen from time to time, trees, building footpaths on outlying toe work and toe details involved I a celebration of toe event balled by curement for the Surplus R ^ ef Cor­ declaring these deterrents to busi­ streets and suburban roads, clean­ do not believe that criticism is jus­ GANGSTEIELED Nazi party leaders as a “miracle (ff GOVERNOR SETTLES poration, and S. U. Baxter, of the ness recovery. ing up streets and trimming trees, tified. We are endeavoring to co­ By ASSOCIATED PBESS. Germany becoming one people,” Farm Credit Administration — re­ But (kie Point producing road and maintenance operate in every way possible and No sooner had toe result been in­ lieved a situation created by a sell­ It- developed ftirther that the material. within toe next month should have IN PISTOL FIGHT Death, property damage, and dis­ dicated than Propaganda Minister PACKING CO. S 1 M E ers' strike on the Chicago market Treasury has raised but one point Answer By Wire a large percentage of our work comfort today marked toe trails of Few Purchases. throughout the government’s gold Macdonald urged state highway ready to receive bids. You may Goebbels called for a day long dem­ two meterologlcal disturbances — a onstration. F\>r several days there have beoi buying program—^that of its legality departments, to recommend such count upon my doing everything heavy snow storm in portions of toe no sizeable bog purchases on the —^whlcb the Department of Justice projecte by wire, selecting six or that I can to press forward with the Jubilant Nazis saw Hitler in­ East and a > blinding bard-driven crease toe party ftat4 tlement, and after numerous meet­ s ^ te 01 a false musta^e as the of­ ate ways today toetord mAvtag the pieted, too, as ntifleatlon of H it-' ings with both sides, agreement White Plains, N. " t., Nov. 18 — Aof Miss Ghiinaa suffered cuts that ficers cruised by the ifhop. Hughes robleixis that stand in the pgth of finally was reached to submit the (AP)—^Texas Guinan, queen of the required hospital treatment. retreated to a bhrber chair and was nited Stotes-Sovl^ relatttins con- Hitch Hiking Brothers M eet (OOBtonied en Page Bln) ^ tr matter to the state commission. night clubs, lay at rest today in A Broadway funeral i>axior was shot efldent that the negotliRlons win jammed with stage folk and others AaotlM* Oonfetenee Gate of Heaven cemetery, and of As the detectives entend toe rett^ frultatlon by Friday whan the TKBASUBT BALANCE. While leaders of the workers ao- tor the services yesterday. shop, Hughes beffen U ulng away PtjiiikleBt heads southward to relax. eepted the plan, along with the the thmiaanda of flowers that bank­ No sooner had ICUa Guinan baan with 'tws pistols. KoDtgomety was An eroreeslon of that ooohdepco ReMgb, N. a , Nov. IS ^ (A P )— ^to grasp tbs hsnd of his brother Washington, Nttr. 18> -(A in company's board of directors, the ed her coffin not one remained. laid' to mat in the ^ « d e yault than wotaidsd in the 'right side and De­ was mMe at thb White House. edlB- Two. men hitch-hiked into Raleigh L o i^ whom be had hattevad klllad H m positioB of ton Treaiufy 1 former said it would be submitted They were anatehed away yester­ women by the hundreds pimped out tective Robert aforha in the shoul­ cidoflt with another sssertlon of last nlgl^t, one from the North and in action In the Woiid War. ahdbqr 10 was:'«noetots, to a mass meeting of the employes day by an hyatarical mob of 2,000 of hurriedly parked can. Stumbting» der.. progtam t. one from the South, two ot a small .Tattoo hiscrlpttons on ^ arms ‘ “ '.74; szpenAftti^ later today for formal ratiflcatkMi. woman oho rushed a recetrlng vatflt losing their hats in the rudi, th ^ Dtoffite hts wound, M oB tgom e^ While toe Soviet oomalssar, h u army wandering restleSSl(y as win­ of both aided in estahMsWit $l,848,S79;ftgUfl; P ickets who had been placed at and carried them away as meman- swapt aaide a doaan'poilieeman sad eoatimied firing until Hughes BO fottire set MPPOtotiwnte udtb the ter approaches. fli^atlon*- pts for tba the packing house were withdrawn. toaa. jammaid into the vault Thao 111^ nyitoiihs said Montgom­ fteeideht it was made-elioar that the Separately they aoniht shelier Barry ncUflad ralattoaa in litaw ■ j.'-■ The agreement includes a plan to A abort time aarllar tan persona ran out plut

AH O RN E Y ACCUSED ABOUTTOWN A nO R N E Y HOUSE WOODS FIRE DESTROYS. CaugM After 9 PINCROT APPEALS TOPRESERT Years m Attic OBITUARY Mrs. Delflna Pola is general FOR BOOZE C0N1R0L TOAIDSDIO;. . OF BEARNG WOMAN chairman a t the committee in DESCRIBES TRIP charge of the card social tonight in Oakland, CJal., Nov. 13— (AP) — DEATHS (Oontinned troas P lf^ One) North Methodist Qffitiltti:. Tinker hall. Pla3dng will begin Fire in the heavily wooded Oakland [ promptly at 8:15 and both setback hills destrojred about a dozen bank d^oaits, the governor advo­ Teachers Giyiiig Wife of Retired Naval Com­ and the Italian game of scopa will He and Coflege Chums homes and caused an exodus of sev­ ALLEN D 0D (»ERTY DIES cated a tax of |2 a g^km on 12,500,- Tomorrow Ermiiiiir* * „ ' be played. The'man or woman play­ eral hundred residents today. It 00 gall<»s a t whiskey stored to er in each section numing up the swept quickly out of control wMle Pennsylvania. Mark Holmes and bto AAppglate mander Caoses Arreat of •highest score win receive a ilo a f h r On Way to. a general call for assistance was IN N .J j FUNERAL HERE Wm Keep Needy officers and teachers of the .Nfith Thanksgiving turkey as a prise. being sent out. Profits frdm his^pzoposed' state Methodist church school ja The affair is under the auspices of Fire fighters said the home of liquor stores would jltid further un-i tog an ususually toterestto|t. pro­ Prominent Lawyer.' the ItaMan-American Ladles’ Aid Califoniia. Mrs. Joaquin Miller, widow of the Word was received In town today emi^oyment rAUef,. permit p a r^ gram for tomorrow eventojf, the society and profits wUl be used in poet, was deetroyed, but that “Tba of the death this morning In Nutley, pensions for old age and a prelimin­ object of which is to raise funds for charitable wnrk among the Italian Abbey” who« H^er once llwsd ap­ N. J., of Alim Dougherty, son of ary study of unemployment insur­ the depleted school treasury. He parently. had escaped. The Washington, Nov. IS.— (AP) — needy families. Doughnuts and Attorney Charles S. House, son Mr. and Mrs. J (^ P. Dougherty, ance. has secured the consent ^ . the Keith Carlin, 41 member of a promi­ cider will be served at the close of of Herbert B. House, gave In the of Grace FoimUdn, widely known Beyond aimouactog that either Friendly caass of the Union Cdogre- artist, was among the struc­ of Hartford, formeHy of Manches­ the games, and all players wiU be ter. Death took Mr. Dougherty in the state liquor stores or a tax on gational church of Rockville to re­ nent Virginia family, and an attor­ limited time that va^^ allotted him tures lb bum. welcome. his 35th rear after a brief iUnees of liquor must provide $20,000,000 for peat a program they gave recently ney in the Internal Revenue Bureau, at the Kiwanis club meeting today, Emergency calls were sent out for 3 pneumonia. He was married and unemployment relief by next spring, with good success. It will coj^lst an interesting and grraphic account Civilian Conservation Corps Wrork- was at liberty today imder a $1,000 leaves his wife 8’it three children. in a d d it^ to the $25,000,000 bond' S t Msugarefs Circle, Daughters of his trip to California last sum­ ers, all available- ambulances and of solo dances by ^Prlscilto Roberts bond on a charge of assaulting Mrs. Mr. Dougherty was bom In issue Just voted, the governor did of Isabella,'win hold its regular mer, during which he and several for all Oakland policemen and fire­ Turner, readings by Marll3m Wells, Marue Frazer, 81, wife of a retired Manchester, his mother being the not indicate what tax the state meeting tomorrow evening at 8 college chums camped out at night men not on regular duty. trumpet selectiona by WilUam Her­ navsd commander. former IHss Catherine Young of should levy on liquor to.be meinu- o’clock in the K. of C. clubrooms. and enjoyed the novel experience of The blaze originated in . eucalyp­ zog and Frederick Schlott, and two Carlin is the son of Charles R. Manchester Green. ’The body will factured after repeaL “roughing it.” ' tus and redwood timber in the plays, “The Ministar’s New yOur” Carlin, former member of the House be brought to the Dillon Funeral Ii^ listing his 13 pressing prob­ Mrs. Harold Belcher and a large Attorney House, a Harvard grad­ Sequoia park region, and soon lems fOi' this special session, the and “They Made an Impression.” of Representatives from Virginia, home In Hartford snd the funeral Mrs. Mary Gregus directs the for­ and now publisher of the AlexEin- committee of Center church women uate, made the transcontinental spread more than half a mile, fan­ governor bitterly denounced depu­ will be held Wednesday morning mer, which is reported to be a drla, Va., Gazette. are making preparations for the ned by a north wind. ties employed by soft coal and steel supper to be served in the parish at S t James’s R. C. church here. scream from start to Mi’S. Frazer, the wife of Lt. Burial will be to St James’s ceme­ companies of wastom Pennsylvania'; Commander Hugh Frazer, retired, hi^ Wednesday evening at 6:30. tery. held them responsible for “wanton Mrs. Gregus takes a prominent in her charge against Carlin as­ ^ e meal will be served cafeteria killings, for shooting, for beatings part and the others in the cast In­ style and patrons will have a LUMBER WHOLESALERS clude Mis. Hattie Kington, Miss serted that he had beaten her se­ Mrs. Bfftrgaret Kellner. which narrowly missed plunging the verely about the eyes and face dur­ choice of such hot and cold dishes whole of Western Pennsylvania into Grace Bell, Miss Priscilla and Miss as baked beans, scalloped potatoes, Mrs. ^largaret Bats Kellner, of ing a struggle in his apartment PROTEST TRADE CODES 63 Union street, died at the Man­ chaos and strife” and urged Legis­ Wilma Szalontai, Miss Helen Ky- about 1 a. m., yesterday morning. macaroni and cheese, meat loaf, lature to prohibit these “private noch, Miss Gertjmde Fuller, Miss vegetable-salad, rolls, pie and chester Memorial hospital, yesterday Tore Her Clothing cot- armies” x x x “trained to look for Elizabeth Drummond, Miss Dorothy fee. A prograun of music sind Washington, Nov. 13.— ( ^ ) — morning at 8:20 after a lingering During the struggle Mrs. Frazer lUnesa that has extended over a trouble and eager to find It.” Stoneman, Mrs. Alice Wells. In the speeches will follow by well known With protests of wholesale dealers told headquarters detectives, most of period of three years, but which be­ MUk Control other play, ‘"They Made an Impres­ local musicians, the speakers being and contractors against the retail her clothes w ^ tom off, and she came more acute recently, maifing sion,” Miss Ball, Miss Drummond, provided by thri Men’s League. A lumber and building material code Discussing milk control which the was forced to run from Carlin's It necessary for her removal to the Miss Stoneman, Miss Kynoch, Miss full evening’s enjoyment is assured before it, the h e a r ^ on proposed 1933 session debated and Investigat­ apartment virtually unclothed. hospital. ed without producing regulatory Wilma Szalontai and Mrs. Kingston Detective William J. Dubusky, to the church people and their changes in the document was re­ play the different parts. cessed several hours today to give Born to Leeds, N. Y., May 31, laws, the governor said: who took Carlin into custody, said friends. As the adverti^ment of the North the complainants an opportunity to 1873, she moved with her family “Milk producers and milk con- Mrs. Frazer told him several of Car­ M. E. church school today will show, iron out their difficulties. when a young girl to Rockville and siuners to Pennsylvania have long lin’s friends had been at his apart­ Frederick L. Stafford, who has in that city to 1889 she was married the admission is nominal so that ment during the evening, but that he conducted the local office of Shaw, Wholesalers and contractors suffered unjustly from An unfair dis­ joined against the inclusion of the to Charles Kellner. They moved tribution of costs and profits. On whole fsunllles may attend. How­ had insisted she remain behind when Aldrich and Co., Hartford stock to Manchester a few years after ever, home made candy, cake and they left. brokers, will hereafter be connected former in any code which is design­ the whole, many consumers have ed to regulate the retail business. their marriage and have since con­ paid too much, many dlitiibutora coffee will be solu, and tables ar­ Debusky said Mrs. Frazer had with the Hartford office, the local tinued to make this town their home. ranged around the large vestry for been treated by a doctor early Sun­ branch having been discontinued. Representing the Association of have profitted too much and many General Contractors, B. L. Knowles, HlddenMn the attic of hla moth­ Five children were bom. ’The chil­ farmers baVe received less them games. day morning at her own apart- Mr. Stafford’s patrons in Manches­ dren are: Mrs, BJva Schroem, Mrs 'ment, but was still marked about ter may reach him at 75 Pearl of Worcester, Mass., declared that er’s home for nine years, Charles they should for their milk x x x to inclusion of wholesale lumber deal­ Youngblood evaded arrest oa Margaret Gabby, Mrs. Katherine deal fairly with the consumer, pro­ FURTHER PLANS OF NBA the eyes and face. Because of her street, Hartford. Chicago, Nov. 13.— (AP)— Secre­ ers in the retail code “is an attempt the charge of slaying his young Felchener, and Calvin Kellner, of ducer and dealer, miich knowledge, condition the case was postponed in New York, city and Harry Kellner tary of -.grlculture Wallace en­ , police court from today' uatil to­ to creat an aftlflcial monopoly and, wife, In February, 1924. Bare­ constant investigation and constant The Green Sewing Club will meet of New Haven, also thirteen grand­ visioned today uie complete con­ morrow. tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock at if permitted, would force every footed, pale as a ghost he waa readjustment will be required. The wholesaler out of business.” captured by Nashville, Tenn., children; two cousins, Mrs. Oscar trol, acre by acre, of all America’s n* the home of Mrs. Irving Wickham, Ohaiiee S. House Synender of Philadelphia and Mrs. profits of the dealers should be re­ farm land with only rich soil used Jr., of 71 Bridge street. M. G. Truman, wholesale dealer deputies, and is shown, with his stricted to a reasonable point, the trip in a Ford automobile and only of Chicago, characterized the pro­ captors, trying to conceal his Jacob Wagner of Stafford Springs. for farming and the remainder de­ Mrs. Kellner was a member of receipts of the carriers should be voted to forests, recreation, resi­ PU6UC RECORDS Members of Mystic Review, Wom^ twice spent the night in a hotel. posal “as regulation without repre­ face. The suspect never had the Woman’s Benefit Soeiety and increased to a reasonable point, and dence and the like. an’s Benefit associanon will meet Once 'as when he viewed the sentation.” stepped out of the house In all the North Methodist church and the cost of milk to the consumer “The things which this adminis­ at 7:30 tomorrow evening and visit World’s Fair at Chicago. Harris G. Gilman, Fitchburg, his years of ^dlng, relatives previous to her Illness was active in should be kept down. I recommend tration has done thus far to 2933 WARRANTEE DEEDS in a group the Leclerc funeral California “Burned” Mass., and J. W. Ganity, Boston, said. He goes on trial soon. the creation a t a milk control both wholesalers, agreed their busi­ both. may seem spectacular but they are ^ A deed drawn in 1882 was filed in chapel on North Main street, to pay Looking upon the natural splen­ board.” only a faint foreshadowing of some a last tribute of respect to one, who dors of Yosemite National Park, ness needs a “wholesale authority” The funeral wUl be held at the ifclhe town clerk’s office today, con- Leclerc fimeral chapel on North of the things which will ultimately _Weylng land in Buckland to Henry was for many years an active mem­ the Grand Canyon and other scenic but demanded freedom from retail supervision. Main street Wednesday afternoon at be necessary before the United ~'Grant from Leonard Grant of South ber, Mrs. Margaret Kellner. a^ots of majestic beauty. Attorney States has finally made for herself 'Windsor. House was able to see the country Deputy Administrator Ralph Fogg VICTIM DESCRIBES 2 o'clock and at 2:30 from the recessed the hearing later in the North Methodist church. Burial YlHiO-SLAVIAN LEGATION her new true place in the family of Alice Grant Smith of Hartford to A meeting of the M ^chester at a minimum of expense. He said nations,” Wallace Sophronie Begin, of Hartford, land Public Health Nursing association that after hearing about the won­ day, echoing the statement of Wil­ will be in Grove HUl cemetery, -in Buckland. will be held at the Health CenteV on ders of California he was disap­ son Compton of the National Lum­ RockviUeJ The funeral chapel will IN ROME UNDER GUARD W. Harry England to William Ed­ Haynes street, Wednesday after­ pointed to find that state “burned ber Msinufacturers Association, and KIDNAPING PLOT be openea Monday and Tuesday for ward Appleby and Una Appleby, noon at 4 o’clock. down” because of a two months’ others that wholesalers and retai­ the convenience of friends who wish land and buildings at 67 North Elm drouth. New England showers lers should be able to come to an to view the body, the hours being Rome, Nov. IS.— (A P )—A strong from 6:30 to 9 o’clock. street A rehearsal for the special pro­ were needed there, the young law­ agreement “without much diffi­ guard was placed to the neighbor­ Today Arthur B. EUls to Carrie E. EUis, yer said, and he longed once more culty.” Tells Coart One of Captors hood of the Yugo-Slavlan Legation gram the Cecelian club is at present IVDs. Robert J. Freeborn lot two in the “Prospect Hllk Ter­ working on will take place tomor­ to see the verdant hills and fertile today as a .result of he Italian re­ Tuesday race” tract on the south side of Nor­ fields of Connecticut. Mrs. Elizabeth Hall Freebum, 80 action to an anti-Italian demon­ row evening at 7:30 at the South yeeirs of age, wife of the late Robert wood street Los Angeles, Ban Francisco, San HOSPITAL NOTES Offered to Help Him If stration to Belgrade. Methodist church. J. Freebum, died early Sunday Camllio Gambolatl to Catharine Diego and other California cities The Belgrade demonstration morning at her home, 33 LUac Magnuson €ind Esther Magnuson, lot Mrs. Kenneth L. Meacham of were visited by the university men, marked the anniversary of the KARET Mrs. Stella Kaminski of 84 Durant Ever in Jam. street, following a lingering illness. 43 in the “ Greenhurst” tract on the Newman street entertained with a and then the return trip was made Treat, of Rapalio between Italy street was admitted, ahd Mrs. Fran­ Mrs. Freebum -had been a resident south side of GreenhlU street setback party at her home Saturday by boat via the Panama Canal. The and Yugoslavia by which Flume ces Lucas of Vernon was discharged of Manchester for the past 22 years Catharine Magnuson and others evening, honoring Mr. Meacham owner of ,the automobile lives In was ceded to Italy and Bqrash to to CamiUo Gambolatl, land on Saturday. A son was bom at the St. Paul, Nov. 13.— (AP) — An coming directly here from Porta- Yugo-Slavla. whose birthday it was. Eight California. While homeward bound, hospital Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin and Walker streets. offer to help him if he “ever got down, Ireland. Her husband died in Local newspapers gave the dem- tables were filled with players and the young travelers took the oppor­ Antoine Durand of 73 Blssell street. 1919. EXECUTOR’S DEED the winners of the first, second and tunity to stop off en route, and o^tration much front page space, Frederick Hill of 10 Olcott street into a jam” was extended to Wil­ She is survived by four chUdren: John N. Jacobson, of Mansfield, third prizes were Mrs. Hazel Fahey, thus they visited Pamama, Hondu­ accompanying the reports with bit­ was admitted and Mrs. Elmer Knofia liam Hamm, Jr., by his kidnapers Mrs. Eldwtn Sinnamon of Highland executor under the will of A. Char­ Mrs. Janet Linnell and Mrs. Myrtle ras, Nicaragua and other Isthmus ter editorials. and infant daughter of 149 Summit when he was held hostage for $ 100,- Park, Miss Jane Freebum, who lives lotte Jacobson, to Joseph and Caro­ Armstrong, respectively. Both Mr. countries. "Ihe people in those coun- The incident was cohsidered in line Ponticelll, land on the east side street, Arthur Sullivan of 372 North 000 iast Jane, the millionaire St. at home, also Thomas and WUliam diplomatic qxiarten as particularly and Mrs. Meacham are members of Main street were discharged yester­ of Hlllstown Ro€id. Memorial Lodge and Temple, Paul brewer testified ^in Federal of this town; one sister Mrs. Ellen unfortunate at this time because of day. Court today. "Sunday, Jime 18,” Gardner, of Belfast, Ireland, 8 FORECLOSURES Knights of Pythias md Pythian Sis­ the presence in Rome of the Yugo­ Mrs. ' largaret Kellnerr of 63 Hamm testified during the trial of gi^dchildren and 3 great gsand- slavian commercial mlssioD headed Four foreclosures by the Savings ters, and the profits were turned Union street died-at 8:20 a. m. Sun­ Bank of Manchester against the fol-. over to the latter temple. The four Chicago gangsters charged chUdren. Mrs. Freebum was a by Commerce Minister Pilja. day at the hospital. lowing persona were filed in the hostess served sandwiches, cake and with kidnaping him, “a man came member of St. Mary’s Episcopal The hope has been entertained 'Twin sons were bom at the hos­ to me and said T have good news church. ^ that this mission might settle the town clerk’s office today: Frederick coffee, and everybody had a piece pital Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Ernest of Mr. Meacham’s birthday qake. for you. We leave tonight. You Funeral services will be held commercial difficulties between the A. Krah et als, land on Slater street; Sherman of 218 School street. better shave.’ The Manchester ’Trust and Safe De­ Tuesday afternoon at two o’clock twd^ countries, thus paving the way Sons were bom at the hospital to­ “Two or possibly three men then posit Company, executor et als, land ’The pinochle tournament at the from her late home and at 2:30 at toward a settlement of their politi­ day to Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hamp­ ordered me to take o ff my. clotfies Mary’s Episcopal church. 'R ev. J, cal difficulties. on Hlllstown Road and Wetherell Army and Navy club will start to­ ton of 248 Wetherell street and to street; ,Sarah Lit^e, real estate on night promptly at 8 o’clock. All dnd walk to the wall. I understood S. NeUl will officiate and burial will Virginlo Gayda, writing to Glor- Mr. and Mrs. David McComb of 24 and I guess they searched my the west side of Spruce street; Lit­ those taking part are requested to be in the East cemetery. nale D’ltalla, said however: “We, Munro street clothes. Then one of them said as fEir tle A McKinney, Inc., r^al estate on be on hand b^ore 8 o’clock to par­ therefore, ar^ faced with an act .£ North Main street, and Arthur B. ticipate in a meeting which will as they were concerned, I was im­ deliberate and ostentatious aggres­ MBS. A. M. CLEPHANE DEAD mune. One of them said “if you Ellis against Alice M. Lappen et als, precede the opening of the tourna­ FUNERALS sion against Italy, a violent and ever get into a jam, we will do all stupid provocation, and an irre­ lot two in the “Prospect Hill Ter­ ment. Washington, Nov. 13 — (AP) — we can to help you out.’ " race” tract on Norwood street. vocable affirmation of war ^or im­ Mrs. Annie M. Clephane, whose hus­ Hamm, chief government witness, Charles B. GrllBtb A dental clinic will be held at the perialistic purposes. m a r r i a g e INTENTION band, Lewis Qephane drafted the testified as the trial was resumed Funeral services for Charles R. John J. Reggetts, of Manchester, health center on Haynes street to­ “Once more, Serbia, by these call for the first convention of the after being in reces'i since Friday. Griffith, of 55 Pleasant street, were and Mary E. Cunningham, sdso of morrow morning at 9 o’clock. The Republican party died early today held Saturday afternoon at the manifestations, reveals herself as He told of his seizure and trip to the daagerous powder magazine of this town, applied for a mairiage li­ tonsil clinic will be held at 10 at her home early today at her Dqugan Funeral Home on HoU cense in the town clerk’s office to­ o’clock. a hideout believed near Beloit, Wis., Europe.” at her home after an illness of two and said he could not identify a pic­ street. Burial was in the West day. cemetery. Rev.T. Stuart Neill, of Sixteen tables were filled at the weeks. .She was 97. ture as being that of the car in TWO HURT IN CRASH Bom in Westfield, Mass., Mrs. which he was taken away. St. Mary’s Episcopal church, offici­ weekly setback tournament of the ated and the burial service waa to Westport, Nov. 13— (AP)— Two Masonic Social Club at the Masonic Clephane was married in West Led By Woman , Waterbury women were Injured Haven, Conn. charge, of Manchester Lodge of Temple, Saturday night Clinton Hamm said two men helpied him Masons. when thdr automobile overturned Personal Notices Her husband was Collector of In­ out of the car at the hideout and Keeney won first priM and Harden The attendance at the services to the Post Road to Greens Farms Griswold second. The door prize was ternal Revenue and Postmaster of that he was positive a woman led early this morning. Harlowe WUUs W ft-qhingtnn, during the Administra­ and the number of the fioral tributes won by ’Thomas Smith of Knox him upstairs with two men follow­ MAa Marion C. Bagley, 25, of 12 CARD OF THANKS tion of Lincoln and was vice chair­ attested to the high esteem to which We wish to thank all who were so street. ing. Laurel street, Waterbury, told po­ t^es, Mr. House said, were favor- man of the convention which nom­ Mr. Griffith was held by his associ­ Y e i t e r p a y kind to us during the Illness and at ably disposed toward the In a second story bedroom, he lice the right wheels of the machine the time of the death of our beloved Unlted inated Lincoln. ates. The bearers, all members of husband and father. We would especi­ States. said, he was offered a pork sandwich the Masonic fraternity, were. La- swung off the shoulder of the road A im ally thank Dr. Lundberg, Dr. Knapp. Glad To Get Back and ft glass of milk and a few min­ berge Geer, Hayden Griswold, Her­ and to an effort to return to the Mr. Thomas Dougan, Manchester SAYS POLITICAL CLUB **East is east and west is west,” utes late.T undressed and went to bed man Hill, John Jensen, Peter Wind highway, the vehicle turned sharply Lodge of Masons. Miantanomah Tribe with cotton lined goggles on his and overturned. FEATURETTES of Red Men, the Sons of Italy and our Attorney House declared, “but to Again Mayor and Horace Burton. relatives and friends, also those who NOT A PATRIOTIC CLUB me the old home town looked best” eyes. Miss Bagley and a companion, And sent floral pieces and contributed the He said he was glad to get back to Under cit>ss exa-TninAfUn in a Mrs. Jennie V. Waters Evelyn Lawlor, 25, of 47 Wildwood use of their automobiles. Manchester. Of Cleveland packed courtroom guarded by offi­ avenue, Waterbury, received minor Mrs. Charles R. Griffith and family. Tljte funeral of Mrs. Jennie V. LATEST NEWS Mayor Buckley Makes Ruling A nominating committee headed cers of three law enforcement Waters was held thia morntog with cuts and bruises and siiffered shock. on Hartford Application for by John I. Olson as chairman units, Hamm reiterated previous a service at the home at 17 Demtog CARD OF THANKS brougiit In a slate of prospective testijjony that'one of the defend­ street at 8:30 o’clock and at St. We wish to express our deepest Liquor Permit. ants, Edward McFadden “resem­ appreciation for the kindness and new ouicers to be elected at the Bridget’s church at 9 o’clock. The sympathy shown during the Illness next meeting. The slate was as fol­ bled” one of the men who accosted Rev. C. T. McCann celebrated the and death of oiir beloved husband Hautford, Nov. IS.— (A P) — A lows: Harlowe Willis, president; C. him last June 15 and compelled him mass. The bearers were: Carl POST NO. 102, AMERICAN LEGION and father, George E. Rudinsky. We Elmore Watkins, vice-president; to enter an automobile.' Carlson, Joseph Sharpe, Fred wish to thank especially our friends Republican club is not a patriotic and relatives who sent flowers and organization within the meaning of members of the board of directors, “You are unable to identify the Sankey, Harold Garrlty, James Be­ offered the use of their automobiles. the State Liquor Control Law. Dr. Le v erne Holmes, ’Thomas Bent­ second man?” defsbse counsel ask­ han and Arthur Coseo. Burial was Presents to the Buckland cemetery. Mrs. Anna Rudinsky and family. The Liquor Control Commission at ley, George E. Keith, Joel Nichols, ed.- a hearii^ today had before it con­ Harold Cude, Elmer Weden and “Absolutely, yes,” Hamm an­ William F. Isleib sideration of cm application for per­ James A. ’Turabull. swered. ’The funeral of William F. Isleib, mit for a Republican Club, based on There will be an interclub meet­ The defendants are McFadden, ing at the Coiintry Club December Gustav Schaeffer and Willie Shar- of 24 Madison street, who died sud­ A Reminder the contention that It is a patriotic denly Saturday morning, will be organization. 4. Clubs from Springfield, Hartford, key. WALLACE BROS. held tomorrow afternoon at the “Good a Republican as I claim to New Haven, Meriden, New Britain Hamm was suffering from a se­ O f Our and other cities in this vicinity will vere cold anc sore throat and once home at 2 o’clock. Rev. Watson be I cannot subscribe to the princi­ Woodruff of the Center Congrega­ ple that (mly RepubUcems cu-e patri­ send delegations. G. E. Willis today interrupted examination tc ask SPECIALS woh the attendance prize donated Judge M. M. Joyce for a glass of tional church will officiate. Inter­ otic,” said Major John Buckley, add­ ment will be in the East cemetery. ing that he hesitated to take on by Dr. Holmes. water. For Monday, Chairman Frank S. Bergln, Demo­ George Sullivan, United States district attorney, brought out from Tuesday and crat in executive eesdon, on that DISMISSED FEDERAL OFFICIAL theory. JOHNSON IN SOUTH Hamm that $100,000 was paid for his freedom. Hsunm testified “none Wednesday Fort Worth, Tex., Nov. 13, — of the money ever has been return­ Walhtogton, Nov. 1$,—(AP) — cmcui' Secretary lakes today dismlsaed SURRENDERS TO POLICE (A P )— Qeqeral Hugh S. Johnson, ed to me.” NRA adxninlxtrator, left here at Harry S. Berry, public works en­ Three of Our gineer for the state of Tetmessee, Waterbury, Nov. 18— (AP) —^Im­ 9:20 a. m., today by airplane for Louisville, Ky., where he will ipeak asserting that Berry to a circular Resrular 50c Services prisonment at home is'better than letter to dvio organisations bad ex­ liberty in distant lands believes Let- tonight on the National recovery 17 eWn^DBEN BURNED Z s T ^ r m a Hinrs. Nov. 16 pressed the opinion loans for non- tore Fontana, 22, of 986 South Main program.. His Kentucky talk will end the series he has been giving. Federal proje^ would nqt have to fo r $1.00 street, fugitive from Cheshire Re­ Ppnee, Puerto Rloo, Nov. 13.— be repaid. NEW STATE ARMORY, MANCHEST^ formatory who "hummed” his way (A P )—Seventeen p«raons, mostly MUSICIAN KILLS SELF The circular letter, a statement Shampoo and back from Mexico ta surrender tot ohlldreo between the ftges of four by lekes said; was written pn a Bach Night 8:15. Doors (>p».7 police here to^y. and nine jrears, W^re severely burn­ Portland, Me., Nov, 13.— (A P )—i letter-bead of the ’Tennessee State Spodal Ghildrtn’s Matinee IViday VL Fontana, hungry, shabby and ed today when an improvtoed mo­ Public Works Advlaorv Board. George C. L. Bahnert, 58, of iJals FingOr->Wave 75c worn from more than lO^MO miles tion picture house, operated by chil-> Tbs secretary reiterated the Saturday Matinee 2:30. Doors 0 ^ 'M dty, an unemployed mualdan, killed a t freight train rid^g walked into dren, burned at C a g ^ . kwni tnade by the pubUe works ad- hltpself today by pladng muz­ Mary Elizabeth’s the detective bureau here at 11 Hsrry L. DstIs, sbors, Rspob- fldnlitration “are loans the govern­ o’clock this morning aUd said to De­ zle of a -shotgun hn his mouth UeM, three tltoss msyor of ment expects to be repaid." Adm ission: AdultSt 4(k;; tective William Pollard. pulling the trigger \>y means of a OlsTslsnd, last slsoted to 1911, "Here I am BilL I knew you’d get forked .stick. Bahnert borrowed .the ft tirarth to m to th* rsosM B e c ft ^ saakeft to a Ban Antonio Bteehants* Beauty Nodi me sooner or later ae I cams bade Juh earlier he was election dsfsfttulg Ri^ T. Mtt- reptile garden allowed a prafaranoa An old un of for a slave, m m DIAL 8011 , to face the tnude.** ig hunting. Nl ip^cUpptnmi lir, B fta 0 o r ft t l 0 toenabftiit. for tep^’iata dated Auf. tl, held by the FontanS' escaped from ChadUre hla pockets ' he onoe DstIs Also. Ift 'aA SK-Ohio gors^ P r. J. d : “ .Ref^nM|q^ Peoei^^ 1 ^ r , ...... ^ PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY; NOVEMBER 13,1988.

em counties at Stomont near Bel­ service and merit system In all de­ Abvnoii^iEN^ I advbbtisembnt — fast; fsJrtwg -pictures of all these partments of the municipal gov­ ARM YOFFI^fOii NORTHERN IRELAM) places, vrldch he: hak on steropticon ernment; and to. insist upon Itemiz­ slides, Bell is an accomplished ed accounts of all public expendi­ MEN’S LEA0IE N. Y. Stocks Local musician and. wiU: play several tures and strict a^erence to ^ e LECTURE T U ^ A Y selectidhs oh the A^Ia. provision of the city charter In me THE Mrs. Biert Judd will sing “The transaction of the municipal busi- Adams E lxp...... 8% by Putnam A Oo.) Sweet Rose of Portadown” written nees. Sapper to Precede Meeting' Cl Air Reduc ...... 108% B6w, Hartford, Conn. by Canon Archer,' rector of Seago Jobless BeUef Center Church Wedneodsn^' BARGAIN HOUND Alaska J i m ...... 25% Parish. John Chambers will sing: “The problem of unemployment Night— Entertainment. 1 P. M. Stocks Rev. R obt Bell to Give IBos- “The Old Bog-Road.’...... relief, is of course, the most difficult Allegheny ...... 8% one that the administration will be Lieutenant Eldward M. Lester, el Allied Chem ------134% Bank Stocks called upon to face and although the 4Srd DlvlMon, C. N. G., and Looking for a roaster, big or Watkins’ are featuring some Am Can ...... 91% Bid Asked trated Talk at St. Mary’s McLEVY TAKES OVER the handling of the welfare funds Captain Daniel R. Kennedy, c t tbs for your Thanksgiving tur­ splendid specials at their Thanks­ Am Coml Alco ...... 53% Cap. Nat Bank A Trust 10 14 are beyond our control, 'I fe^l that giving sale. I would suggest to Coim. lU v e r...... 460 Reserve Corps, will be the gu est. key? There are some very good Am For Pow ...... H that administration can and will speakers at the meeting of ths you to be foresighted enough to Am Rad St S ...... IS First National of Htfd. — Tomorrow Night. reasonably priced ones at the Blish BRIDGEPORT OFFICE play an Important part in caring for Men’s League, of Center Congr^a* Hardware Company. take advantage of these markdowns Am Smelt . .* ...... 48 Htfd. Conn. T r u s t ___ 42 our unfortunate citizens who are and tuck away stn item or two for a Am Tel and T e l ...... 117% Htfd. National P and T 14 tional church, Wednesday evening. the victims of the breakdown of the Suppe; will be served at 6:3C For Wilhelmina Apples—6 large Christmas ^ t . For instance, Am Tob B ...... 72% Phoenix St. B and T . . 175 Rev. Robert Bell, of the Church (Continued frun Page One) industrial system. o’clock and the meeting will start cooking apples, 9 Holland rusks, 1-2 there are some lovely lamps with Am Wat Wks ...... 15% West Hartford Trust. — 175 of the Epiphany, New Haven, will “I believe that the city should bowl shaped pottery bases in all col­ Atchison ...... 50% Insurance Stocks Bridgeport citizens to support the at 7:80 o’clock. Harry Hitching, cup strawberry or raspberry Jam, deliver an Illustrated stereopticon take advantage of the Federal Un­ president of the Men’s League, wUl 3 tbsps. butter, 1 cup water. Core ors and contrasting parchment Auburn ...... 43 Aetna Casualty ...... 44 Community C^est drive. employment Relief Act to the end shades for only S2.55. Aviation Corp ...... 8 Aetna L if e ...... 14 and moving picture lecture tomor­ At 11:45 o’clock the Central High act as chairman of the session. and peel apples. Crumble three row, 'Tuesday evening, at 8:00 that as many of our citizens as pos­ There also will be an entertain­ rusks fine and mix with jam and Balt and Ohio ...... 23% Aetna Fire ...... 31 school auditorium was filled to seat­ sible can be given employment ^n Schrafft Montevideos at 39 cents Bendix ...... 14 % Automobile ...... 18 o’clock, at St. Mary’s Parish House, ing capacity, many were standing in ment in which Marion Jacobson butter. Fill cored apples with this vital and necessary public improve­ Seelert, pianist. Miss Emma 'Treb- mixture and place each on a rusk. a pKJund is the special at the Cen­ Beth Steel ...... 31 Coim. General ...... 26% the rear and crowds then approach­ ments. ter Pharmacy for this week. Beth Steel, pfd ...... 49% Hartford Fire ...... 41 ing indicating to officials a record be, soloist and Robert Doellner, vio­ Place in a buttered baking dish, “The administration will also linist, will be featured. 'The supper pour water over them and bake cov­ Borden ...... 23National % Fire ...... 44% throng for a meeting at this place. strive to secure lower public utility Can Pac ...... 12% Hartford Steam Boiler 46 ’The stage where the inauguration will b'“ served cafeteria style. Both ered in a moderate oven (375 de­ rates and '(vill whole heartedly co­ Lieutenant Lester and Captain grees F) 30 minutes or until apples Case (J; I.) ...... T2% Phoenix Fire ...... 51% took place was deeply banked with operate with other towns working Travelers ...... 330 Kennedy are connected with ths are tender. Uncover and brown Carole Lombard is now wearing a Cerro De Pasco ...... 39% fiowers and made an especially at­ to that end, or to the ultimate goal PnbUo Utilities Stocks state department of aviation. in a hot oven (450 degrees F). dark tortoise shell comb low at the Ches and Ohio ...... 40% tractive setting. of complete municipal ownership of nape of her neck. Dorothea Wieck Chrysler ...... 43% Ck>nn. Elec S e r v ...... 37 McLevy arrived alone In his own Serve in the baking dish. 6 por­ Conn. P o w e r ...... 37% public utilities. STATE’S FINANCES tions. has been seen at formal functions Col Carbon ...... 58% car and met the others of his party Under a Handicap wearing an “Alice” tiara of coiled Coml Solv ...... 33% GreenwHch, W&G, pfd. — who were to participate with him in “ We will, of course, be handicap­ Hartford, Nov. 18 — (AP) —The brilliants and onyx. Cons Gas ...... 39 Hartford Elec ...... 50 the inaugural at the school build­ Hartford Gas ...... 43 ped by the “Ripper Act” so-called, finances of Connecticut were better­ Cons Oil ...... 12% ing. passed by the General Assembly giv­ Cont Can ...... 66% do., p f d ...... 45 Accepting the invitation of the ed somewhat this month by the re­ Those cozy new booths at The A Christmas gift that’s always S N E T C k)...... r . .. 102 106 ing sweeping control over the fin­ ceipt of state and military taxes Com Prod ...... 72% Board of Apportionment, Mayor Mc­ ances of the city to the Board of Center Pharmacy are inviting to appreciated is your picture. The Del L and W n ...... 24% Manufacturing Stocks amounting to $1,633,769.70 which Fallot Studio is offering four 7x10 Levy said he would attend a meet­ Apportionment and Taxation. one desiring a s\mdae or light Du Pont ...... 80% Am Hardware ...... 17 ing of the board tonight for a dis­ were payable last 'Thursday, The taupe finished photos in Mayfair “You have entrusted us with the luncheon. Eastman Kodak ...... 74% Am Hosiery ...... — cussion as to municip^ finances and state tax is a fixed amount $1,250,- folders for $3.00. Dial 5808 now destinies of this great industrial city Elec and Mus ...... 3% Arrow H and H, co m .. 9 policies for the new administra­ 000 while the military tax this year The newest thing in jewelry is an for a sitting. do., pfd ...... 90 for the next two years. amounts to $383,759.70. Elec Auto L ite ...... 15% tion. “We will do our best and upon our orchid pin, a small cylinder of gold, Gen Elec ...... 20% Billings and Spencer .. — silver or green enamel about three At the autumn meeting of the Bristol Brass ...... 15 efforts and achievements will be Gen Foods ...... 36% LNAUGURAL ADDDRESS based our bid for your further sup­ and one-half inches long with a United Hunts at Belmont Park, Gen Motors ...... 30% do., p f d ...... 95 California now has a $10,000 fund long thin pin down the back. A mink coats led the field in such pro­ Case, Lockwood and B — 300 Bridgeport, Nov. 13— (AP)— 'The port. The mandate handed down by to be used to pay rewards for the GiUette ...... the voters of the city was clear and single orchid without ribbon or fusion that all other furs and fabrics Gold Dust ...... 17% CoUins Co...... 40 text of the Inaugural address of arrest of kidnapers. greens is placed in this cylinder w i^ were outrun, numerically. Grigsby Grunow ...... 1% Colt’s Firearms ...... 15 Jasper McLevy Inducted today as unmistakable and with your co­ its closed lower end and the orchid Hershey ...... 47 Eagle Lock ...... 26 the first Socialist mayor ever elect­ operation and support I am certain Fafnlr Bearingt ...... 40 that we will prove. that your confi­ wrapped in moist cotton is kept Like a good book? Drop in at Hudson Motors ...... 10% ed in Connecticut: Fuller Brush, Class A . 5 “My fellow citizens: dence and trust has not been mis­ fresh and protected. the Center Pharmacy and select one Int Harv ...... 40 Rev. Robert Bell Gray Tel Pay S’^atlon. 14% “I am extremely grateful for the placed. from their renting library. Int Nick ...... 21% HISPERED It’s not too early to buy your Int Tel and Tel ...... 15% Hart and Cooley ...... — under the auspices of the Men’s honor you have bestowed upon me iGreat Complexion Christmas cards especially those Johns Manville ...... 52% Hartmann Tob, com.. — Bible Class. In electing me to the highest office Secret! that are to be sent to distant points. Kennecott ...... 22% do., pfd ...... 9 Rev. Bell during the last year within your gift in the City of The Dewey-Richnmn Company has Int Silver ...... 40 was able to witness the visit of the Bridgeport. And I want to- join NEW FEDERAL ACT rpo her friend aiie eoa- Hollywood’s favorite pastime Ligg and Myers B ...... 84% feaaedtbeeecretof her an unusually good selection includ­ Loew’s ...... 29 do., p f d ...... 65 Lord Mayor of London to Derry at with my associates who were elect­ flawIcM clear white ritin. among the feminine citizens is that Lons ago the learned ing a few cards in Frpch, German Lorillard ...... 17 % Landers, Frary & CUk. 26% the opening of the new Craigavon ed on the Socialist ticket in thank­ of changing hair from light to dark TO CREATE JOBS that ao coemetic would and Swedish. McKeesp Tin ...... 83 New Brit. Mch., com. . 5 Bridge and the 300th Anniversary ing all of 5^5u for the vote of con­ bide blotchea,oimples or or vice versa but never permitting it Mont Ward ...... 21% do., pfd ...... — of the founding of Derry Cathedral, fidence given to the Socialist Party callowneea. She found to remain its natural hue. The fad Mann & Bow, Class A — the eecietot real com- Nat Biscuit...... 43% with the dedication of the . new and 'it is my sincere wish that your (Continued from Page One) plezion beauty :n NI4 has struck even Baby LeRoy. You Nat Cash Reg ...... 16 do.. Class B ...... — gates, the grift of the Irish Society faith in us will be justified by our Tablet! (Natura’sUam- will see t-his blonde cherub as a Nat Dairy ...... 15% North and Judd ...... 14 of London. He also visited the stop­ administrative acts. other hand the State Highway De­ edy). T l^ cleanaed and When your cake recipe calls for dark-skinned brunette for half the Niles, Bern Pond ...... 10 cleared the eliminative tract — corrected alu(- 1-3 cup butter, an easy way to Nat Pow and Lt ...... 11 ping place of General Balbo's sea­ ‘"This administration enters office partments are the outstanding gish bowel action— drove out the potaonoue footage of his current Paramount N Y Central ...... 36% Peck, Stow and Wilcox 2 planes at Culmore Point and the an­ keenly recognizing pressing finan­ agencies of government controlling wastes. She felt better, too, full of pep, tiiMlins measure it is to fill a cup 3-4 full with vitality. Try this mild, safe, dependably picture, “Miss Fane’s Baby Is Stol­ NY NH and H ...... 17 Russell Mfg ...... 14 cestral home of President McKinley cial problems that the city is facing closely knit and disciplined organ­ of water and add enough butter to en.” Now before you rise up in Scovill ...... 22 all-vegetable corrective tonight. Sm your coo- bring the water to the top of the Noranda ...... 34% at Dervock. and fully realizing that ample and izations sufficiently dispersed to In­ plezion improve, wrath, let me explain that Baby Le- North Am ...... 16% Stanley Works ...... 18% He was present at the dedication prudent planning for the immediate sure reasonable success of this see headaches, cup. Roy’s dark hair is only a harmless Standard Screw ...... 39 dullness vanish. Packard ...... 3 % of the new Memorial church at future is imperative. We again re­ emergency effort. At all druggists’ ICHT makeup trick and not a permanent do., pfd., guar ...... 100 No matter how smart your outfit, Penn ...... 26% Saul built on land presented to St. affirm our pledge to the citizens of “It is an opportunity for con­ —only 25c dye. His mother washes him down Phila Rdg C and I ...... 4% Smythe Mfg C o ...... 20 Patrick 1500 years ago. He attend­ the city to eliminate as far as it lies structive effort that must be car­ if your permanent hats assumed to his own blonde chubbiness every Taylor and Fenn ___ — that starting-to-grow-out-appear- PhiUips Pete ...... 16% ed the opening of the beautiful new within our power all unnecessary ried through to successful comple­ night. Torrington ...... 39 "TUMS" ance it just spoils everything. It Pub Serv N J ...... 34% Parliament buildings for the north- municiped offices; to install the civil tion.”. , Radio ...... 7% Underwood M fg ...... 27 takes but a short time to have it Have your shoes quickly and in­ Union Mfg Co ...... — retouched at the Lily Beauty Par- Rem R a n d ...... 7% expensively repaired at the State Rey Tob B ...... 45 U S Envelope, com... — lar. Dial 7484. d o .,'p fd ...... 75 Shoe Repairing Shop. Dial 8838 and Sears R oeb u ck ...... 41 they will be called for and delivered. Veeder Root ...... 14 Here’s a special menu for a low Socony Vac . ... / ...... 14% Here also, shoes are cleaned and South Pac ...... 20% Whitlock Cor Pipe ... — ..... cost dinner— dyed any color. JJB.Wll’ms Co. $10 par 30 Braised Chuck of Beef Sou P Ric S ...... 42% South Rwy ...... 23 Boiled Potatoes MBS. MARY DANIELS DEAD Carrots Onions St Brands ...... 24% St Gas and E l ...... 9% iiipi Bread and Butter Windsor, Nov. 13.—(AP)—Mrs. St Oil Cal ...... 43% Custard Pie (XXjCCVlurit. Mary Louise Daniels, widow the Tea or Coffee Milk St Oil N J ...... 44% Tex Corp ...... 25% Rev. Charles H. Daplels, long home Timken Roll B ...... 27% secretary of the American Board o f Trans America ...... 5% Foreign Missions, with offices at he was “thoroughly in accord and Union Carbide ...... 43% Boston and New York, died yester- THREE CRinCAU Y HURT heartily in sympathy” with the Unit Aircraft...... 33% ,day at the home of her daughter President’s policiss, and would ‘back Unit Corp ...... 5% here. Since here husband’s death In him to the limit,’ occasioned no sur­ Unit Gas I m p ...... 15% 1921 she had lived in Tolland. WHEN PLANE CRASHES prise in banking circles. U S Ind Ale ...... 69 Mrs. Daniels wap president of Brokerage houses reported that U S Rubber ...... 17% the Congregational Woman’s Board Kansas City, Nov. 13 — (AP) — the more important operators were UP S Smelt ...... 101of Mission in the east from 1905 still out of the market and, obvious­ to 1909 and traveled much from Four Kansas Citians were injured, U S Steel ...... 42 ly, public participation is at an ex­ Util Pow and L t ...... 3% Maine to Florida J>jcturing on work three critically, when their private tremely low ebb. Vick Chem ...... 28% in the mission field. She also plane crashed into a tree in a forc­ Washington rumors included talk Western Union ...... 53 ■ studied a year at Union 'Theological ed landing in a dust storm near of a scheme to organize a govern­ West El and Mfg ...... 38% Seminary in New York. CREAM OF THE CROP Olathe, Kans., last night. ment bank which would make loans Woolworth ...... 38% Mrs. Daniels was bom in Tolland 'They were Dr. B. L. Sulzbacher, to corpoj-atiohs and individuals who Elec Bond and Share (Chirb). 16% 75 year.' ago, and prior to marriage prominent surgeon, his son, Louis are unable to provide the collateral taught school there. Her hus­ Siilzbacher, Lee Lyon, wholesale fur which IS required by most of the band had had pastorates In Port­ dealer, and Walter G. Taber, pilot. large commercial banking institu­ land, Me., and Framingham, Mass. All but Louis Sulzbacher were dan­ tions. Various banks throughout gerously injured. the country, according to this re­ Wall Street ’The men lay in the wreckage six port, would be appointed agents of hours imtil Mr. Lyon, glimpsing the the government bank and would be SHORTE signaling lights of a searching empowered to make loans which y' party, flickered the navigation lights would be guaranteed by the R.F.C. Briefs of the plane. He alone was con­ or other administrative body. COLDS scious vrium four searchers, one his New York, Nov. 13.—Today son, Leslie M. Lyon, reached the Financial circles were watching marks the fourth anniversary of PROVED B,Y 2 GENERATIONS wrecked ship early today. closely the dollar cevaluation pro­ ’The plane was returned from gram. The concensus, apparently, one of the most violent declines in Muskogee, Okla., where Dr. Sulz­ is that the steadily increasing price the Stock Market debacle of 1929, bacher had performed an operation. of gold will, of necessity, push the and also the turning point preced­ J < The injured were brought to a hos­ dollar down to whatever level is ing the swift rebound which lifted desired by Washington. prices above the 1929 panic lows at pital here. / When the ship failed to arrive at the year end. On Nov. 13, 1929, the the Kansas City Airport, the search­ Stock Market average slumped ing party start^ out in a car. 11% points, while on' the following Members of the party were told BERGIN APPOINTED day it rallied 20.9 points. The great by a railway conductor that he had recovery was attributed partly to seen a plane circling over Olathe TO FEDERAL POST reports wridely circulated In the fi­ then disappear in the storm. Soon nancial district near the close of several searching parties were trading on the 13th vhat John D. combing the countryside. (Continued From Page One) Rockefeller was willing to pur- cl)ase up to one million shares of ship of United States Senator Au­ Stands d Oil Co. of New Jersey a^ gustine Lonergan. $50 a share. Succeeds Buckley LAtEST STOCKS Wall street hears that the Nor­ The appointment of Senator Ber- folk and Western railway may gln, long expected, seemingly was show net income of $1 a share for By VICTOR BURBANK delayed until some compromise Octobei, which would bring share should have been arranged. The New York, Nov. 13.—(AP)—Dis­ eamlngs for the first ten months of announcement indicated that a solu­ cretion overshadowed valor in to­ the year to $12 against $8.14 in the tion to the problem had been reach­ day’s rather colo.less financial mar­ 1932 period. kets although prices, as a whole, ed.. Senator Bergin succeeds John maintained a steady to firm position A New York Cotton Exchsmge despite unenthusiaatic trading. Buckley of Hartford, a Republican membership sold today for $16,500, holdover from the Hoover adminis­ The fact that the R.F.C. lifted the up $500 from the prerious trsmsac- domestic gold price 13 cents an tration. tion. oimce seemingly did not stir either Bergin was bom at New Haven in stocks or grains to any particular 1887, and attended the public Sales of Kroger Grocery A Bak­ mrsiTRiNG FINE t o b A c c o f o r buoyancy. Sterling moved up near­ schools. After his graduation from ing Co. for the four weeks ended ly 6 cents to about $5.15 and the the New Haven high school, he Nov. 5 totaled $16,119,227, an in­ • • . r t French gold franc firmed some .02 prepared at Exeter Ac&demy, and crease of 2.8 per cent over a year then went to Princeton. of a cent at 6.28% cents. Wheat ago. Sales for the four weeks end­ r\^ got up about 1 cent a bushel and He played quarterback on the ed O ct 7 were up three-tenths of cotton gained $1 a bale before eas­ Princeton’s Varsity elevens of 1908 one per cent from the previous year. ing. Silver futures were strong. and 1909, when Ted Coy, one of N ot many smokers have seen a fine tobacco plant in full football’s immortals, played for « , s Federal bonds rallied moderately, Chrysler Motors Corp. sales to bloom , so we show you this picture. Only a few o f these but other listed loans were irregu­ Yale. Later he coached at Bowdoin, dealers and distributors in October lar. Exeter and Princeton, while study totaled 34,170 cars ani trucks com­ fine plants are permitted to flower $nd to produce Ing law. Shares of Intemationtil Silver ad­ pared with 3,268 a year ago. For the seed. These carefully selected seeds reproduce the follow ­ vanced 3. points and fractional Admitted to the Connecticut bar first ten months of this year units r o O * * ® " ^ * * ® * gains were recorded by American In 1914, he hks.practiced law since sales aggregated 420,766 against ing year the "Cream' of the Crop” for your Lucky then. He Is married and has three 177,671 in the corresponding period u* Can, U. S. Steel, Westinghouse, S t^ e , for tobacco must be grown from seed iajch year. This American Tobacco B., Liggett & daughters and two sons. of 1932. Myers B., Socony, Seaboard Oil, careful breeding o f fine tobaccos explains why Luddes main­ ^andards o f New Jersey and Cali­ 'The Sept. 30 statement of Stone A Webster, Inc., including sub­ tain the same fine, uniform quality fiDm year to y ^ — so fornia, Patino Mines and American ( m QUOTATIONS sidiaries, shows cash of $9,709,600, round and firm and fully p ^ e d — free from loose ends. .y.ii Commercial Alcohol. Issues of an Increase of $1,808,500 over a O0WTi*t. IMS. Iks American Telephone, General Mo­ year ago. On Dec. 31, last the sys­ AjSsrtesa Tskssoc tors, Chrysler, General EHectric, tem’s cash totaled $8,080,000. Loans Montgomery Ward, Santa Fe, Union Assd Gas and Bleb .. Amer Sup Pow ...... were reduced $4,708,500 from Sept. Pacific, N. Y. Central and many Cent States Elec ... 30, 1932, and $2,473,600 d u rl^ tM others were virtually unchanged. Cities Service ...... nine months of this year, standing A l w a y s tkejm ett hAaeco* The finetiHai district was highly BSec Bond ax^ Share at $4,827,600 as of Sept 80. An I I * Interested In word from Washington Ford Limitedt...... underlying bond Issue of Pugsi that Secretary Wordin expected to Niag Hud Pow . . . . . Sound Power A Light Co. amouht- A l w a y s discuss the administrations mone­ Penn Road ...... ing to $1,924,000, was paid tA . i t V tary program in a formal statement Stand Oil Ind ...... About 60 per cent of the reduction tf^be l^ ed later this week. The United Founders ,.... in notes payable was effected £iBRratm of'the secretuy, as quot­ United Gas ...... through sale of b on ^ of LouislaaB ^W AYS Lucldgsflm ei FO&THBOAT ed in Washington disti^tdies, that Mavis BottUng “A” . Steam deneratii^ dnp. ■yj' I f ’ ' A' , y‘.. I* i-

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONfT, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18.198*. PAGE POTJK poisoning. The disease is easily occur from this complication when gradually k Mxt pile, smoothly flattened out. As or, rather, It 1b capable of two ex­ avdided if the reststaaernf the ixxly the correct.: common-sen^ treat­ -Idgk IHanriiPBtRr each voter is checked by the polls actly opposite Interpretations. The to disease genns-is high by ment was used. ooptouB sw eat Idnd of “stabilised” dollar sought clerks his name is given a penciled HEALTH-DIET ADVICE good habits of living. The state of The symptoms of influenza may t YnoBdwlngltef attedsl^ Enrning Birralb by the New Tork propsgandlst and number on the tally sheet in the or­ the weather such as ctfld or damp be present in varying degrees; in a BY OtL FRANK UcCOY severe case the patient is flat on bis is weak, disay and p n ai.iRWH!D BY T H S the .Wesleyan boys is a dollar sta­ der in whidi he votes. When the attf to Usaltfe and (Met la a.pre-iflsposing cause influoiza i^ri»AT,T> PRINTINQ c o m p an t , INC. but can ant be^^isidered the only back and has all he symptoms of a over his Ions of IS B lw ll s tre e t bilized with ration to gold and to polls close it is only neceaxary to by Ur. MbOoy who can cause, and one tif good health will grave toxemia and becomes so time he should teat aad kHif^godd MADcbester, Conn. foreign exchange. What the ad­ check the ballot at the bottom of to eare of this paper. En- completely escape this troublesome weak that he appears exhausted- A plan for him to stay in bad for S te THOMAS FEKGUSON aelt-addrsaaad aavetop^ typical case may hit the patient HWft General Mn.nar*!' ministration is striving to create is the heap with the name of the first disorder no matter what the weath­ 6 days after a ll. acute agrasptoaoa (or reply. er may be. - a shot He first has a chilly sen­ are gone as this will pcfteB| tba, a dollar stabilized with relation to voter, the 121st ballot with the 121st Founded October 1, 18S1 While influenza may occur in sation which may become a definite most conuDOO Tnistek* Pnbltabed Blrery Evening Except purchasing and debt-paying po^er. voter, and so on, in order to ascer­ chill which makes him shake like a Sundays and HoUdaya Entered at the BAD WEATHERLTHE^ NOT MAIN . One company now offers to tell waves, or epidemics, which affect an attack, tritiefa to to fetittfl too Post Office at Manchester. Conn, as So, if President Roosevelt should tain how every individual in the CAUSE OF INFLUENZA. ^^what the weather will be for three thousands of people, it is never en­ leaf. A fever appears which may soon to regular acttvlfy. rise to 103 d. Fahr. or higher. His Second Class Mall Matter. __ send back a message to Wesleyan precinct voted. ^ A news Mory vdilch interests me years in advance. A doctor Is also tirely absent during the winter If you develop tnlhteam thi fint SI^BSCRIPTION RATES interested in weather, as cold, months and a certain number of eyes feel heavy and the eyeballs thing for you to do so go to bed. On* Tear, V’ m all ...... saying, “Shall be delighted to sta­ Since the Nazis permitted it to tells how one of the world’s great­ burn as tbougb scorched with burn­ Is Per Month, by mall ...... 5 -J® est astronomers who is blind, used damp, unsettled weather is known cases always occur. The average You are to-keep warm at all tifiy . bilize the doUar," he might be ever be known that any voter foolish to bring a sharp increase in certain case of plain infludpza practically ing sand. He has a general aching Your chances for a ear* vary Sing'l* copies ...... J a Chinese cricket to teU him the and soreness of every bone and mus­ art Delivered, one year ...... «*0v so much in earnest, he might flat­ enougli to cast anything but a “yes” temperature when be could not see winter disorders, such as influenza. next couses death; however, the good if you follow the correct treat­ disease may cause after-effects such cle in his body. The nose and irir.*Anr.H o f t h e ASSOCIATED ter the vanity of the students im­ vote in yesterday’s election, a thermometer. The cricket chirp­ Difluenza, also called La Grippe throat arc parched and dry; later ment. To those who are interest­ PRESS as extreme weakness, nervous symp­ ed, I win be glad to send my astide mensely, and he might at the same to fail to vote at all, would ed once every second at 42 d. above and Flu, is a common acute conta­ a secretion of mucus occurs. A The Associated Press la exclusively zero and when the temperature rose gious disease which attacks the mu­ toms, mental depression and a ten­ “Curing Influm m ” wbldx ontWniia entitled to the use for republlcatlon time have in mind any conceivable be certain to lose his job, at best, dency to bronchitis and if these are quick, hacking cough exists which ot all news dispatches credited to it to 68 d. he chirped twice each sec­ cous membranes lining the breath the directions you are to (bOow. or have bi« name turned over to to be avoided, it is important to use further irritates the sore, tight re­ or not otherwise credited in this sort of dollar but the one advocated ond and so on, increasing his speed ing passages. The symptoms are gion behind the breast bone. The When you write to me, be sura to paper and ailso the local news pub­ by Wall street and the Wall street the secret police “for future refer­ as the weather grew warmer. somewhat the same as ^ose of the best treatment The most follow the oamspaodaitif in stru o lished herein. serious complication which may oc­ symptoms so commonly found with tions as given at the hearting or eod All rights of republlcatlon ot ence”—and since the secret police Jhe ten^>erature of the weather bad cold, except that the patient is fever are present, such as coated banks. much weaker. It is foimd among cur is broncho-pneumonia, but in of this article, md enclose one large, special dispatches herein are also re­ is of Interest to many people, for tongue, foul breath, headache and served. There are a great many people have a way of throwing people into business reasema,' who pay for hav­ those whose resistance has been handling many himdreds of cases of self-addressed envelop and 1 k>m jail and treating them to a daily lowered by enervation and self- influenza I have never seen a dei^th loss of appetite. The fever may 3c stamp. Full service client of N E A Ser­ who are parroting the words “sta­ ing the weather forecast for them. vice. Inc. bilized dollar” just at this time who horsewhipping it is, perhaps, not Publisher's Representative: The have little or no condeption of what 8 0 much to be wondered at that Jnllus Mathews Special Agency—New Herr Hitler received a hi^ily grat­ Tork. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. they themselves mean by them—and considerably less of what the same ifying endorsement- MEMBER ADDIT BUREAD OF CIRCULATIONS. words mean to the other fellow. There is only one hopeful sign in the situation in Germany at this The Herald PrtBtlug Company. Inc, assumes no financial responsibtUty time. If Hitler can long continue for typograpbica. errors appearing In WHAT A HELP! advertisements In the Manchester to rule, by th ^ methods, a people Evening Herald. If the Honorable Wilbur F. Cross, as courageous as the Germans in instead of being governor of Con­ MONDAY. NOVEMBER 13. the World War repeatedly showed necticut were the head of a fire themselves to be, he will be the Today - - McCARL. department It is to be surmised first human being in the history of that the fires would go out when the world to do so. Tyranny and Enemies of the National Recov­ there was nothing left to bum. The oppression can sometimes go on for ery Administration, people who fear worthy governor’s idea of pron^ti- a long while so long as they recog­ and detest the regulation of indus­ tude in answering an alarm would nize the danger line and do not over­ try by the federal government, probably be that any time within step the limits. HiUer appears to bourbons and hyper-conservatives the next dozen hours would be be blind to the peril of going too far. THANKSGIVING SALE are hugging themselves over the time enough. Which might con­ ruling of Comptroller-General Me tribute to the chiefs comfort and Carl concerning the eligibility of the serenity of mind but would be rather IN NEW YORK Smart, New WATKINS Furniture Ford Motor Company to receive bad for insurance rates. ccmtracts for automobiles and mo­ Having been jacked up by Public By PAUL HARRISON tor trucks. This ruling they glee­ Works Administrator ickes over a New York, Nov. 13.—^It’s a fully conceive to be a death blow to month ago because of Connecticut’s strange procesrion of people that “government dictatorship” over goes down to Major Anthony BHa- dilitoriness In getting jobless men la’s sporting goods and outfitting business. to work on the federal-sided state store, and thence into a sub^base- If it were to turn out to be any roads prognxa, and having given ment to blaze away at targets. Bankers, physicians, cashiers, such thing we should soon be in a little if any evidence that the jack- very bad way. It is, however, ex­ bodygni&rds, now and then a society ing-up had penetrated his skin. woman, burly p>ohcemen, fledgling tremely unlikely tikdo so. Governor Cross has now received a Nlmrods planning big game hunts, Mr. McCarl stands in a very public bawling out from Administra­ private detectives, Central Ameri­ can diplomats—they all seem to p^uliar position. The powers tor Ickes because, a full month granted to his offee by Congress are want to learn how to shoot. after the warning, this state has let Frequently too, some gangland very great. He could make more less than 20 per cent of the rojwi toughie barges in to get wised up trouble for the administratioD in the contracts and has asked for bids on the better handling of his gat. ei|forcement of the National Recov- One such precious playboy tried it on only a small amount of the bal­ the other day. “Send In this guy ! eQr Act, in the operation of the ance. Mayer.” he commanded the blue­ AAA, the PWA or any of the other And now the governor replies to eyed, slightly buat, meek looking emergency functions of the govem- Mr. Ickea that all the contnicts will young man who was puttering mjrat than any other individual in with a telescopic sight “Tell him be let and work started on them by he’s got a new pupil.” the country. But be is not the December 15. “Fm Captain Walter Mayer, government. Two months hence A reasonable amount of energy and Pm the Instructor at this he and his office can be eliminated range,” grinned the mUd-man- on the part of a governor who was from the picture altogether, if nered fellow. “Have you any fully alive to the emergency and diaracter references, and have necessary. who was determined to do every you got a license to carry tee Meantime Mr. McCarl’s ruling possible thing to meet it would have gun which I see yen have on does not by any means settle the your hlpi Otherwise 1 can’t resulted in thousands of men being take you.” Hie gangster controversy as to Aether Henry Here’s a sample of what to expect! The group sketch­ at work right now on the federal- laugued, teen btastered, finally Ford is or is not to receive' govern­ ed . . . bed, dresser with hanging mirror and choice of aid road pn^^ram. Dr. Cross, how­ made tereata. A few minutes ment contracts. The meticulous­ later he was out on tee side­ either 5-drawer chest or dressing table with separate ever, almost swells with pride over mirror . . .in SOLID MAHOGANY. ^Q O ly careful McCarl made no such rul­ walk, disarmed and trying to his promise to have them to work Regular 8109.25 ...... ^ 0 9 ing as thAt- What he ruled was remonber jnst what h ^ hap- ten days befbre Christmas. ened. You see, nobody had tbiti If the Fmd Company complies It is vei^ much to be hoi>ed thJ^ tidied him off teat ^ptain Our store and warehouses are brimming over with new prices will continue only until our stock is down to with every provision of the NRA it Bb^er Is tee only American even that promise to get on the Job where we can get along without the extra warehouse. will be entitled to have its bids con­ who has been awarded Ji^ian’s things for Winter. In fact, we have been obliged to three months behind time will not Black Belt for proficiency in sidered without regard to whether hire an additional warehouse to accommodate the ship­ Consequently, for a few days you have the opportunity prove to be as esq>ty as the recent jlu-^tsu. it has signed a code or not. It ments that have been simply pouring in for the past 30 to choose this fine new Watkins Furniture at prices we one to build the Merritt Highway must, the ruling stipulates, live and He came from ixmislana. where days. This means added expense. Rather than continue believe can not be duplicated again! Due to the ex­ operate by the code., Further, in a at once—which turned out to be he had practiced shooting from the tremely large variety, quantities of each piece or suite promise to build eight and a half time he was 9 years old. He enUat- that expense we have repriced a larg,i number of these case vdiere the bidder is not oper­ miles out of thirty-eight. ed in the Marines as a buck private, brand new pieces for immediate disposal. The reduced afe limited. Immediate selection is urged! ating by the code it is up to the chased bandits and insurrectionists government, in rejecting its hid, to over many a tropic landscape, and EUROPEAN GOLD. emerged from the World War a show that it is not abiding by the c ^ t^ . He has been wounded four rules of the industry. Readers of these columns may re­ times; there’s a silver plate vdiere Values Like These! That means that if the govern­ call that on the day following the part of his skull ought to be; he’s 7here Are Hundreds ment rejects the Ford bid it must announcement that President bund in one eye, deaf in one ear, and half a dozen of his lower teeth LIVING ROOM demonstrate its reason. BEDROOM Roosevelt would extend the govem- were cracked recently during a jiu- Bepiaoement Sale Replacemeat Administrator Johnson declares mrat’a gold purchasing operations to jitsu workout with a little pal of his Price Price Price that the Ford Company is not oper­ Ekirope, this newspaper expressed named Lieutenant Saki, of the Jap­ 2 Piece Sheraton Adaption, mahogany veneered; bed 2 Piece London Loimge Style in green frieze, chair 1119. ating according to the automobile the view that the movement was anese navy. and dresser ...... $ 69.50 I 49.50 and so fa ...... 81^9.00 • For all that. Captain Mayer still 4 Piece Modern walnut veneered: twin beds, dresser 2 Piece Lounge style with deep seats; red-rust frieze code—that it is fighting the regula­ merely by way of showing EJuro- looks only about 30 of his 40 3rears. and c h e a t...... 149.00 119. cover; chair and so fa ...... 159.00 129. tion providing for collective bargain­ pean governments that they must He swims every day, plays a fast 4 Piece 20th Centuiy walnut veneered and chromium; 2 Piece English Lounge style in figured rust cotton ing. If he can prove that, or es­ cease interfering with the devalua­ gfame of tennis, and smokes d g - bed, dresser, chest, dressing tab le...... 179.00 159. frieze: chair and so fa ...... 169.00 139. arets almost continuously. Never 2 Piece Queen Anne attached pillow-back, green tapes­ tablish it as a fact beyond reason­ tion of the dollar by buying dollars 4 Piece EJarly Eingiisb walnut veneered; bed, dresser, touches liquor, though. He was a chest and van ity...... 195.00 169. try cover: chair 8uid so fa ...... 189.00 148. able doubt, he will have wiped the to boost their price. We said, on member of the National Rifle and 4 Piece Chippendale solid mahogany: bed, dresser, 2 Piece Georgian solid mahogany carved base; green McCarl ruling off the slate, so far October 30: Pistol Team for twelve years, the chest, vanity ...... 218.50 179. tapestry cover; sofa with button-back chair ...... 204.00 159. Sofa—Maple arms, striped homespun cover with ruffle 6§.96 48JW as it is of any benefit to Ford and Only the bare announcement Olympic team in 1912, American 4 IMece Louis XV of Aspenwood, decorated; bed, that the United States is prepared Lc^on Rifle and Pistol champion 'dresser, chest, kidney-shaped vanity ...... 219.00 179. Sofa—Chippendale with maple legs: figured rust tapes­ those who hope to see him destroy in 1926, and the quick draw cham­ 4 Piece Chippendale mahogany veneered: old world try ...... 95.00 to stand off interference is likely Sofa—Chippendale Period in plain rust tapestry ...... 110.00 the NRA. Millions will expect him to be necessary. We shall prob­ pion for 16 years. His record of finish; ladderback bed, dresser, chest, dressing to establish the fact promptly. ably buy no Ekiropean gold at all, 1 1-8 seconds for draw and the teble ...... 225.00 179. Sofa—Loms XV carved base; blue flared cotton firing of six shots has never been frieze ...... 119.00 But in any event it is a little certainly not more than enough to 4 Piece Hepplewhite all mahogany: poster bed, dresser, broken. chest, van ity...... 254 00 198. Sofa—Modern Lounge In gold dam ask ...... 129.00 nonsensical to imagine that the prove that we mean business. Sofa—Georgian solid meihogany carved base, plain It will not be necessary. 5 Piece Louis XV in green and bone-white enamel. Up­ opinions, leanings or eccentricities In revolver and pistol work, all holstered twin beds, dresser, chest, vanity ...... 249.00 198. brown tapestry cover...... 145.00 ll9 . Since then there has been any Sofa—Chippendale in blue figured chintz with ruffle. of one glorified clerk shall be per­ his pupils are taught to shoot with 6 Piece Sheraton all mahogany; twin beds, dresser, amoimt of wonderment expressed as either hand, and from the hip. He chest, vanity ...... 275.00 289. An “Irwin” piece ...... 159.00 mitted to become the force deter­ to the extent of the European gold coaches most of the police depart­ mining the fate of such an immen.se ments hereabout, as well as the purchases. Some lugubrious souls experiment as the regulation of in­ guards of practically all the big fi­ FOR THE THANKSGIVING DINING ROOM have been pulling long faces over nancial In^tutiona. Sometimes he dustry by government the United States spending vast has volunteered to guard places Bepiaoement Sale ^ Re^aoemait where robberies have been recur­ Price Price Price sums of money to buy gold for the 10 Piece 18th Century walnut veneered; sideboard, rent. He is supposed to be 8 Piece 18th Oentiuy mahogany veneered: sideboard, “STABILIZED” DOLLAR. sole purpose of burying it in vaults. on the erasure lists of several table, china, server, arm chair, 5 side chairs...... 8276.00 1829. table, arm chair, 5 side chairs...... 8175.00 8119. 9 Piece Elnglish Queen Anne, walnut veneered: side­ standing alone the action of the Today the cables tell us that Brit­ gangs, gnd has been shot at five times in the six 3rears he has been 9 Piece 18th Century mahogany veneered; sideboard, board, table china, arm chair, 5 side chairs ...... 298.00 248. W esle3ran student body in sending ish treasury officials are beginning table, ehinii., eirm chair, 5 side chairs ...... , ...... 225.00 176. 9 Piece Sheraton adaption, mahogany veneered; side­ to think that President Rooseveit in New York. He is convinced that to Presid^t Roosevelt a resolution gangsters are the sorriest marks­ 9 Piece 18th Century mahogany veneered r sideboard, board, table, china, arm chair, 5 side chairs ...... 295.00 289. 9 Piece Elngllsh walnut veneered; sideboard, china, re­ urging the administration to “adopt was bluffing about buying gold men in the world. table, cAlun., arm chair, 5 side chairs ...... 239.00 175. abroad, being forced to this conclu­ Captain Mayer says he’d rather 9 Piece TCngHeh Jacobean, solid oak and walnut veneer­ fectory table, arm chair. 5 side chairs ...... 319.00 276. a definite monetary policy” is prob­ 9 Piece 18th Century oW world solid mahogany: table, sion by the fact that, search as they Instruct a woman than a man, “be­ ed; sidebpyrd, table, arm chair, 5 side chairs 249.00 175. ably not of the greatest importance cause men believe they already sideboard, china, arm chair, 5 side chairs ...... 350.00 296. may, they can find no trace of gold 9 Piece Engjish Tudor carved oak and widnut veneered; to anybody but Wesleyan students know how to shoot.” Alice Long- 10 Piece Sheraton ail mahogany and m^le; side­ purchases by the American gov­ Refectory table, sideboard, china, arm chair, 5 side board, table, china, serving cabinet, arm chair, and faculty. But when it is taken worth was one of his pupils. So chairs ...... ■...... 249.00 198. was Mrs. Martin Johnson. Mrs. 5 side chairs. An “Irwin” group ...... 545.00 898. into consideration that the action ernment. 9 Piece 18th Century walnut veneered; sideboard, table, 12 Piece Modern Classic in pearwood, maple, ebony Which would stem to indicate Joseph P. Gest was such an inept followed an address at the college pupil that he begged her to look china, arm chair, 5 side chairs...... 249.00 198. and enamel; Table, sideboard, china, serving chest, that our guess at the probabilities 2 white leather arm chairs, 6 chenille covert side by -a vice-president eff a New York for some other bobby. She stuck 9 Ftece Sheraton mahogany veneered; swell-front side­ was a little better than some others. to shooting, though, and pow is board^ taHl*, china, arm chair, 5 side chairs...... 249.00 198. chairs. An “Irwin” group ...... 1185.00 7Ml bank in which the banker enlarged one of the best amateur pistol » upon the “danger of an unstabilized shots in the country. dollar” the incident takes on some GERMAN ELECTION. Dozens of prominent business significance. The 97 per cent vindication of the men keep costly guns at the Fiala range and held matches for amuse­ OPEN THURSDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS UNTIL 9 O'CLOCK It would not be surprising if we mtl«r r^;lme given by the people ment. Mayer’s star pupils, teough, IHesently had Wan street vice-presi­ of Germany yesterday was obtained are Cary W. Bok, the pubUsher, dents buzzing about the country, through a secret ballot, therefore it and Dr. R. Bogran, Consul-Gen­ expressed, so we are solemnly in­ eral from Honduras. Perhaps the thicker than flies, working on audi­ best marksman and close-quarters ences of coUege students and en­ formed, the free will endorsement scraper he ever devel^sd was >'i deavoring to influence the sending to of substantially the entire German Antonio Jlmines who, df fe n re­ WATKINS BROTHERS A A member, became head of Cuba's Washington of just such resolutions n a tk ^ terrori t secret police and finally .■naA'illt •’A as that dispatched by Wesleyan. The ballot boxes used were mod­ wilted under rebel fire. Jim-ines | . ,sT ■ %'S The oddity of the thing is that els of orderly ingenuity. Bach bal­ studied with Mayer to r m yter, at MANCHESTER, CONN ‘ the term “stabUized” dollar is the lot, as it is deposited in one of these practiced drawing a sawed-up .46 I which he affectionately termed aaost unmeaning phrase imaginable; bcoes, fall* into ^ tio n in a neat "beUy-Jniiter.” Ota « f th0 fasQft c f the N R A . It ia ' "^e dlstrlbuttop of LEGION ORCDS Tl^cts would be a BOUMTFDXUMS Queer Twiate Jgf to tiNMs xaooMng same and bnataen concerns v e interested hi .riimina Hf«n« for pUbUcattOO tB tbB Oppatdiah a n j Rodqiprt, M av.—Rtate ’Trooper A week-end d alternate that may be Ubelous or which Is to bad taste. Free e a p re p e ^ this Association and Dl(swise of 'Thoraen, former Baptist clergyman, s w ic e to the American Legion that and snow brought reporta of tbzok Somerset, .Pa.— A disgusted thief of political views is desired but contributiona at thh) character goes bu k to ^ pulpit at the Swed­ ere are now interested in this affair, violent deaths in Oonnectieut, ' " stoler car near here Wallace Brothers Trained which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. ^ ish C on gr^;atioi^ church to ask Woods Workers to Be Al­ for it must be reo(^m l>^ as it is by A myi tentativdy klentlfled Mkr trying to drive it «end Saturday ed over Thanks'-xving^ although toppled down last night, demolish­ anH it is the largest indoor circus of Petroleum Code and the paragraph stand ready at all times to assist Stratford real estate dealer, com­ night near the summit. camp commanders may set aside ing it. Catt received a fractimed Tts kind now traveling the country. lations of Code. from the Retail Code, both of which them in preserving and promoting mitted suicide by inhaling Illum­ part Ox., that day for observance of collarbone and several broken ribs ’The same show is booked for a were publi^ed Jn Friday’s n e^ their organization. inating g;as. Police were told he story. These were merely fur­ the o^esittfqa. in the irash. whole week in Hartford later to the It is therefore, with gre^t regret had been melancholy since bis wife’s nished as tiiey appear in the N R A MRS. fiL C. CABLES DIES "Rie probable procedure, it was Chicago— The police report an month. death. Code and with no Interpretation by that we feel that some may be of Indicated, will be to allov half of epidemic of fan dancers, f lo w in g ’The circus will arrive to Manches­ Editor, ’The Herald: Officials foimd cracks in the the Chamber. W e believe there are the impression that the Manchester Waterbury, Nov. 13.— (AP)— th€T men in each company to go in the wake of SaUy Rand, who cre­ ter early Thursday a. m., and will We regret that a news story ap­ kitchen and pantry doors stuffed sqme business operators in this Chamber of Commerce is in any Mrs. Martha Comer Cables, 77, home for C^iristmaa and the other ated a sensation at a Century of at once begin to move its equipment pearing in last Friday’s issue of the with towels. Six jets of a gas community who may not be'familiar way opposed to the Legion’s plan widow of one of the city’s most ac­ half on New Year’s. The holiday Progress. from its motor trucks into the Manchester Elvening Herald might stove had been turned on. with some parts of their code and, to conduct a Circus. W e wish to as­ tive Uvelopment real estate opera­ periods prescribed are from Decem­ ’The latest arrest was that of Armory for its first performance cause some to believe that the Anna. Stephanosky, 19, of Water­ therefore, as many from the Re­ sure all Legionnaires that we have tors died yesterday. Her husband ber 22 to December 26 for Christ- Jane Grey, 21, who wao dancing in ’Thursday night. About fifty peo­ Manchester Chamber of Commerce only best wishes for the success of bury also died during the week-end tail and Casoltoe Station lines of buUt and operated the Kingsbury m ^ and from December 20 to Jan­ a tevem. A detective and a police­ ple are carried with the show and was not to sympathy with the from automobile Injuries suffered business were asking for Informa- their program j of conducting ^ this hotel and owned other business uary 2 for New Year’s. woman saio she was dancing in the each and every *w:t is of the highest American Legion Circus, which will ti»n on tho subject, it seened to b<^ that buildings. iFist ’Thursday. Men will have to pay their ovro standard in the circus world. be conducted the last three days of Qude. j a necessary mformational service our Members and the town's people trslBsportation home, but they wdll Trac;,, Minn.— It’s an in wind— Merchants throughout Manches­ this week. It is no£ the function that were giving out through the in general win support it through — regular----- 1 — pay during Its carburettor and motor fouled ter have half-rate circus tickets. | of this organization to voice ap­ attendance. receive -heir such I press which would probably prove from camp. by the -^irt carried by strong winds Notices in the windows of the proval or dlsapprovEil of any Respectfully, thflir absence any of benefit in avoiding unintentional in this vicinity and South Dakota, merchants show that the store has a program. W e realize that E. J. McCABE, tickets and will be pleased to give violations of a new law Oaptain John D. O’Leary, XJ. S. a moto 'bus literaUy “blew” into program adopted or sponsored by Executive Vice President, Man­ them to patrons. ’These tickets responsible organization such as the In an interview on Thursday with M d ^ e Corps, is being hailed as a Tracy Stmday. ’The driver reported chester Chamber of Commerce. he coasted four mile? over the flat, are good for any performance of American Legion, if permitted by a person representing the Circus Dr. C. W. King's Nov. Special hefio by the boys of Camp Tourney the dreus. law, does not call for action by this Promoters he admitted that the in W est Goshen. He has invented a level highway west of here, propel­ Association. ticket proposition was being pre­ mdehanical p>eeler, which in short led by the wind. MRS. CONNER ARRESTED Fb'ederick. HI.— For health, try W e believe our position to this sented to Gasoline Station men, as order does the work that formerly Cut Oat and Bring in This Conpon. It Is Worth Frederick. ’The town clerk, Roscoe case should be explained, although reported to the Chamber Office and k ^ two K. P.’s busy an entire day. BARTENDERS’ BALL BACK Memphis, Tenn., Nov. 13.— (A P ) Anyone ordering a plate daring Stephens, has just signed a death we have not been criticized from he further admitted that he was not November will receive a credit of V ------report— the first since May 3, 1932. any official source of the American aware that it was a violation, if put — ^A woman described by police as ^ e old Nathaniel Lyon house IN NEW YORK CITY Legion. However, due to the fact into operation, of the Petroleum Mrs. E. B. Conner, imder Indict­ $3.00 if tiiey bring in this coupon. h a i been completely remodeled by ’The •Xjpulatlon is listed as 350. Kenosha, W is.— Curtis Schilling, there will not be a meeting of the Code. Upon being permitted to ment at Kansas City in connection This is a part of my October drive a detail of C. C. C. m -n. Repairs to read said Code, he a ^ e e d that it for “MORE FRIENDS AND 21, left home 14 months ago in Legion Post before the circus dates, with the Kansas (Jity massacre, th<( 20 0 -year-old structure located a apparently was out of order and he searcfii of work. He hitch-hiked New York, Nov. 13— (AP) —The we prefer to publish this explana­ was captured here today. BOOSTERS!” quarter of a mile from Camp Fer- would, therefore, make a change In about 20,000 miles ov^r North Bartenders’ Ball is back. tion of the incidents from which Federal operatives said Mrs. Con­ now in Hampton included a new their plans for distribution of America and EJurope. ’Three days After 13 years without cause for this FYiday’s newspaper story ner is the woman who telephoned shingled roof, new side boards, re- celebration, the Bartenders’ Bene­ originated. We do this to avoid tickets. from Hot Springs, Ark., to Kansas flTTfwhing of all rooms and a coat of after he returned he got a steady job in R ad m , 12 miles from his volent and Protective Association possibUity of any further misunder­ In an interview with another rep­ City to give the gangsters the in­ paipt on the outside. resentative of the Circus Pro­ home. will revive the annual ball this year. standing on the part of any per­ formation that restilted in the mas­ H ------N ew York— ’The folks at the Zoo On November 26 the “who’s-who” son who may not be familiar with moters on the following day, which sacre In which five officers and X large part of Tolland coimty had a little excitement over the behind the brass rail will dance our activities and course of pro­ was Friday, and at an hour after F rank Nash were killed in front of w as startled last week by an ex- week-end when they added a new their own thanksgiving to the music cedure. I the Herald had been printed, this the U lion station on June 17. plasion. Men from Camp Graves at member to the anin-al family— a of “ITofessor,” Henry Kielgast and On several days during the past ^ person presented an entirely dlffer- TEETH week the Chamber office received ■ ent outline or plan for the distribu- Stafford Springs fired siraultane- python, e slept most of the way his band that played at the first balJ reguests to furnish information as tion of the CSrcus 'Tickets by busl- ouMy 158 sticks of dynamite on a over from Africa but when they exactly 33 years ago. Tickets for ledl^e of Soapstone Moimtain where ladies and gents: one dollar. to whether or not it was permissible ness firms; This plan seemed to be EXTRACTED dumped him into his cage at the a permissible one and.so long as it a truck ant fire trail is under con- Zoo he lashed around furiously for “Here we are again,” says the an- to dispense free merchandise, cou was not ppparently in •violation of Particnlar At­ When Plates st^ction. nearly an hour. Then he went back nouncement, “emerging after 13 pons or tickets or other things of LOANS or Bridge years of hl^m ation, 'This even is value as a trade inducement and to rules of the N R A Codes, he was ad- tention given to sleep and the Zoo people expect nervoos people Work Are Several camps particlpa*ed in goipg to be of the old fashioned encourage Increased sales. Finally •vised that the Chamber of Com­ L « l m axpUin how our kalpful to see bim that way for some time. merce haS ho objection whatsoever and children. FREE Ordered. A ^pistiie Day celebrations Satur­ gala times, given by the Bar Boys, on 'Thursday a certain gasoline E*ythons are that way, they say. tifvica tupplias froai $10 to $300 where everybody will meet some­ Station Operator requested such in­ to thab plan. ’This gave caiue for day. About 150 men from Camp Oakland, Calif.— T. H. Johnson FdIRnow marched in the Danielson body and will be attended by ‘Who formation and was entitled to same the story appearing in Saturday’s Cm K to svcrsga folks . . . wKhoul Broken Plates Repaired Quickly stood up Sunday with Mr. anc Mrs. P ^ / N a behind a huge crimson and is W ho’ behind the bar.” And of as informational service from hte edition of the Herald. Both of the cndonais. The only cost is a monlh* Oscar 6. Rchl at thei’ golden wed­ If your old plate doesn’t fit, bring it in. I can reset it banner. In tbiB same parade course, the old quartet will sing Chamber of Commerce Office. He previously referred to Gentlemen ding just as he f id for them 50 ly durga of three per cent on nn- m&rched the personnel of Camp “Sweet Adeline.” related a proposition made to him are from out of £own and are here as good as new and make it fit at a very small cost. New years ago i San F’ranclsco The paid balence. For example, the Ldnergan ir Voluntown, the unit When prohibition came in, said by a representative of the Circus working in promoting the publicity trio also talked over their dilld- sets finished same day if necessary. beipg led by a float symbolizing the John S p e t^ e , the association’s Promoters whereby he would use of the Circiis. average monthly cost for $100 is hood days in Stockholm, Sw «len, C.-JC. C. and depicting the conquest president! the baH was abemdoned the Clircns tickets which he would A s the result of conferences with only $1.65 when repaid in 10 and the events that led to tiieir first ALL BRANCHES OF DENTISTRY ofV'Old Man Depression” b: the and “pretty dismal” smokers were receive through some transaction, American Legion Officials and nMntUy paymanis. reunion in the United States— at Chamber representatives, it now ap­ Forestry Army. held instead. The membership dispensing with same in connection No Appointments Necessary— No Red Tape— Come in the original wedding. dwindled to 250. Now the organiza­ with bis business and as an induce­ pears that an attempt will be made CAUL. WRITE OR PHONE Any Time and Bring Your Friend. uses besides Denver—Miss Ethel Best quail tion has 1,400 members and mpre ment to ti^uie. 'Ihe Jaw relative .to learn definitely just what sort of jjitills have other fiedi as an efSclent. stenographer— billly in ing g out liquor.nquor. Aa 10,000-gallon are joining every day, Spedaie tViig practice as prescribed in the plan Is being submitted by these 806 Main SU, and then g;ot a job sorting ey es. She s ^ s S z e d by State police of the says he expects about 5,(XX) to at­ Petroleum Code of the N R A imder representatives to the b u ^ e s s con- DR. C. W. KING Hartford asked for a job taking dictation in appears Dtfiielson barracks was loaned to tend the baU. article 5, rule 17, seems to prohibit cems of Manchester who it Honrs 9-6 a glass eye factory and the boss such a practice and, therefore, he are wlUlnlg to co-operate wl'Bvith the r I N A N C l NO , Other Office in Cinp Femow last week and is be- S O C I A T l O N « said “sure, you can do that in your Legion in their plans f<» the Cir­ tASt Bridgeport ln|f, used to store a reserve water Florida state employes who trav- was informed to this effect, fadda* DR. B. F. ADLES spare time, when you’re not sorting el on expense accounts are limited I It is generally known that convlc- cus but who cannot afford to vio­ S4»-aS> vMiSi Ueensed Dmttst in CSiarge Telephone 6-8100 , ______eyea to 34fi0 a day for hotel rooms and tion of violation of a Code carries a late the new rules of business under Oklahoma City— Lou EYoten- MANOCSIEa lA e erection of a subsidiary penalty of a 3500 fine or six months which they are compelled to oper- hauer and Harry Priest are two cal^p at Fort Shantok State Park embarrassed duck himters. ’They in Montevllle is planned. Since sat for 24 boiua on the cold banks ea^y summer, 30 men from Camp of the South Canadian river before Ix^ergan hi ve been working at giving up— no ducks. ’Then they th6 site, located about 25 miles found ihey had lost a prize decoy. from camp. But with wdnter weath­ Philadelphia— A faithful shepherd TO BE A CHAMPION er There, d ^ y t ansportatlon of men dog and a boy with a police whistle nnii their food for such a distance proved the undoing of Aloysius is .regsuxled impracticable. Cassidy. Police Said Aloysius so far BRONK RIBER! Camp CHiapman, not lo socially forgot limsell as to “jimmy” his ITTAKES HEALTHY NERVES way into William J. West’s home. ineiined as other C. C. C. outfits The dog started barking, Mrs. West V V., .. wll! hold its first dance next W ed­ started shrieking and her husband . V.'s' nesday. •V X X.-- galloped downstairs after Alo3rsius. X V, V \ . f ■. ’The din aroused neighbors and .... f f. ' J, while Fred Jonas ran to help West, X . X ■xl Fred, Jr. stuck his head out a win­ RIDE ’EM COWBOYI Every second is crowded with danger fo r .•.WA’.SSS'.V.".*.’. NORTH COVENTRY dow and blew shrilly on the whistle, Eddie Woods, twice all-round cowboy champion at the fa­ *:s I bringing police who supplied the mous Calgary Stampede. It sure takes healdiy nerves to stay -4 V coup de grace. Hr. and Mrs. John E. Kingsbury on board a fighting bronhl “Camels are my smoke,” says Seattle— Corpoial W. P. Lokey, and George Maskiell motored to 27, of the C. C. C. camp at Lester, Eddie Woods. “They never jangle my nerves.” Montgooery, N TE., Friday, to visit faces a charge of “kicking a fawn Rev. and Mrs. Andrew M. Shea for deer Find caukng injuries which re­ a few uays. sulted to its death.” IJrlday evening the Elver Ready Lokey denied the acetmation, say­ d a s s met at the home of their X: ing the^ animal persisted to invad­ teacher^ Mrs. A. J. Vinton for th ^r annual meetings. Officers ing mess shack and be merely “pushed” it out of the door. elected were: President, June He was for -lally charged to Loomis; vice-president, William Elnumclaw Justice Court and Edmundson; becretary, Marion brought to the jail here by V . W . HUl; treasurer, Kathr3m McKnight; Bolke, state game protector. so three months This calendar will be WILL PRESIDE IN CfflCAGO portant to a womanl” posted on the church bulletin board AT son. SURVEY MEETING and plans for extra event are urged to bt arranged for non-con­ New Haven, Nov. 13.—M. F. Mor­ flicting dates. gan, agrronomist in charge of the Choir rehearsal wao held follow­ soils department of the Connecticut ing the regular Christian meeting Agriculture Experiment Station, led by -este Hill The topic for will go to Chicago this week t o pre­ the evening was “A I’rogram for side over the annual meeting of the Peace.” American Soil Survey Association Miss ESva Koehler, Jeanette November 15 and 16. He is president MATCHL8SS He«3dei and Gladys Orcutt, school of the association. 1L8ND teachers of Mansfield, Bolton and Mr. Morg^an is the Inventor of M lilletown, spent the week-end at various microchexnical tests for E d d iB W oods, one of the“ top hands” of the cowboy taste better. Most important of ail. Camels do not t h ^ respective homes. anal3Tzing soil samples in the field, jangle my nerves, even when I light tQ> one Camel Mina Bettye Blackbum of WilU- world, skys: and he has conducted extensive after another.” maktic Normal spent the week-end studies of Connecticut soils. “ Ten seconds on the back of an outlaw horse is shoot with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. the hardest pomahment for a man’s nbrves that anybody I f you are nervous., .jumpy. ..inclined to “ fly off the Wit&am Blackburn. can imagine; To.havp nerves that can t d u it, I anoke handle” . .. change ^ Camels. Tour own nervhsand taste ^ v e ra l people attended the A r- f u n only Camels. I ’ve td ed them ill, but C stwsIb are «»y win confirm the fact that this milder eigantte, made mlMice Day parade and dedication m o r e IT I They have a natofal mildiwies, aad I like their fre n costlier tobaccos, is better for steady wnoking. at ^Capche^r Saturday. SOCONY Ftiday evening the annual TO KNOW ’nUibkoffering will be held at the RANGE AND c h a ^ l hall. Elacb Sunday schocd aV «^ vvtn have a booth with their FUELOIL IX M * **'^ * Thfokoffeiings cmd there Will be a finer, ' table of tilings which will ony Prompt DdivffiTi t e b o c c o s th o n auction. An entertainment b io n d . be furnished tiy the Elver o lb * ' class. People were selected DiaI6282 camels '‘‘r i it from the variofus sections m SCHAUJBR’S . dubs n e v e r g e t o n y o u r n e r v e s n e v e r t i r e y o u r t a s t e •iTAdiieve- ... m at at th« Omiga halL r - •"-7 f / -\. 9- • ♦ ■ f .. MANCHESTER BVBNINa HERALD, MANCHESTER, OdNN..* MONDAT,. NOVEMBER 1», ISVR - . '.S-- fv^ , ;^ P A G E SEC

ani JDi. OL — D iD U snoAL b a l a n c e orNSw1l9Bl)ia^ll.T. NO INFORMATION YET SOCIAL CONaHDES iY,M.C.ANotea\ c rn sfm m m ~ Mr. aod MmTBoferlSben, of tSETTLE POSTPONES Hatao, were weak end guests at tho u i: DAT0 ^DilNCED home of Mrs. M ^ s parents, IS NRA OBJECTIVE The 'World’s Week of F ra ^ will Mr. ON P. 0 . SOIWTATION and Mrs. BubscS STRATOSPHERE HOP HOUDAY PROGRAM b# observed by the Y. M. C. A Js Tba WemsB'b: Mimieoery society tbrougbout the world from Nokem- Post OffiM GiTM Oiit Last will meet Tuesday afternoon at 8 Postmaster F. B. Crocker Has Sec. PerkiM Tells Merchants her 12 to the 18th. Arrfingemdnts Associatimi How Program Is Date for IBaMitlh from New o’ckxdi io tba I lia MiMaot Not ReceiTed Replies to His are hdng made to obeerve tl^ week "W hatat ^ of prayer at the Y. M. C. A. under Y ork to'Fm |im Poiliia. for discussion 1 Washington Queries. Being Carried Oat. Buddhism To Offsr Lom f ls r ^’Ji Big Balloon and Its Gondola E x ^ & r ^ Men Entertamed the leadership of Rev. Fredeiiek Allen. Thc'first fellowship meeting AnnounceoMOt'Of the datM for The fsaturs plol Postmaster Frank B.‘ Crocker has New. York, Nov. 18— (AP) —Sec­ munity movlss to retary Frances Perkins today told to be held this evening at 8:<)0 Christmas mstllBg’ tO potaita over­ u i R i a —'^ ’ Taken to Akron — May yet to receive a reply to two letters at Army and Nary Qob o’clock. The public is invited. The seas, was maOa>today by pDotttaster Town ludl Thuredsy "The ligbtbooss by theflea^ which he has sent to postoffloe the'Merchants Association of New leader tonight is Mrs. A. E. Holman. Frank B. Qrookar. ^ Oates. Usted authorities at Washington regard­ Satnrday Nisht York that the industrial balance The regular gym classes wfll be refer to dlspatdi from Naw York, Tin-Tin pictnri. dcirff Wndar. Start from There. ing the awarding of a contract for a recovery program will be a factor held today: 4:00 High eohool stu­ so mail should Mata ^^llaaehester ibe first rahsarssl of the Trt- postal sub-statian at the south end. in carrying It to success. dents; 5:15, Biislnessmen’s Volley- three or four days ih advance of the County Oboros for the Christmas On October 4, Mr. Crocker dis­ Businetn, wage ecuners. Industry, music was held at the Hebron Madrid, Nov. 18>-(A R )«^] rumuxiwg a day of activity in Ball. The Cubs will meet in the time mention^ Chicago, Nov. 13.—(AP)—Th« patched a letter to Washington in agriculture and consumers all, s^ gym at 7:00, Merz, 8:00, and High­ The dates are «a follows: Btag- church sundisy afternoon. Several and Mrs. Chazies A. ^^ch the major event was the dedi­ which he made known the fact that said, for the first time tn American land Park at 9:00. The Friendly land, northern Ireland and Irish singers from Columbia attended. landed sa ftiy today nedir; huge bafloon and gondola in which cation of a new World War memo­ only one bid was submitted for the hlstoiy, have their rights and in­ Indian group will meet at 4:80 under Free State, Decembtf 15; floQtland. The conoert Wfll te given the last de Tity, Provinoe of Pbat Lieutenant Commander T. G. W. sub station. There was no reply. rial to their fallen buddies,- Man­ terests protected through coopera­ the leadership of Ruthven Bidwell Sunday evanlng in December. < chester veterans enjo red an eve­ Decembes 15; SwedSB, Deoamber 9;' on s' fflfbt acroos Spain. Settle hoped to reach the strato- Again on November 4 he wrote 3 tion with government under the anc. the Craft Game Making at 6:30. Germany, December 16; France, About five iaobea of snow foil Sat­ ning cuf entertainment and sociabil­ OriglBal reports wari that Washington and still there has been codes and other agencies designed A new gymnasium class has been December 16; British India, Novem­ urday evening* Whieb together with Bi^ere in an ascension from the no answer. Mr. Crocker is awaiting ity at the Army and Navy club Sat­ the low tempafoture tor tbia time of Ammcan fliers, who took off to bring about recovery. started for those business men ber 29; Spein and Portugal, Decem­ Saatona, Spain, for Portugal World’s Fair grounds was crated instructions from Washington as to urday night The affair was at­ "The distribution of National year a oomUnatien usually who are unable to attend the regu­ ber 9; Denmark, December 15; bean forced down near the UtOjp today for shipment to Akron, O. viiether he should advertise again tended by 150 ex-service men and Income is a problem of better bal­ found only much latar in the season. lar business men’s class held at 5:15 Italy, December IS; South 'Africa, village sw he fork cd the asouataiai# The projected flight was called for bids or award the contract to the the evenl^ was spent in singing the ance, she said. “Our econoznic Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Autolsts rsportad driving very dlffl- songs made famous in 1918 and spe­ Novembw 35; Ooba;' DaCamber 3M; The XJlrobei^^ Am off with the closing of a Century sole bidder. machine needs balance just as much\ The class will be held on Tuesday Newfoundland, Dacembar 15; Pales­ oult Saturday evening, the snow No announcement has come from cial selections by a munber of the lenfUeg thsy lost thetr of Progress exposition after one^un- as any machine if it is to fimction and Thursday at 8:15. The program tine, pecember 9; South Atnotcan sticking to the windshields. Washington, Mr. Crocker said to­ more talented vets. in the clouds and rats’-i^ eh successful attempt and several properly. The NRA and the AAA, will consist of light exercises, volley­ coimtries, December f; Austria and day, regarding the awarding of the Storm Interferes with public works as a primer, pro­ veloped the Spaaish coast months of waiting for favorable ball or band-ball. Hungary, December 9. The eoknel landed the big contract for the job as. mall mes­ The mowstorm which began eariy vide the industrial bailee which CROSS ANSWERS ICKES atmosphere conditions. Commander As Christmas foils on Monday plaae expertly on tho akeltered senger. There were several applica­ in the evening kept many at home should gradually effect readjust­ SetUe indicated the flight might be this year, the postOffloe Wfll be doe- near tho flabiaff vfl sfe aad be tions for this position, vdiich returns -who had planned to attend, but ment and recovery. imdertaken later from Akron. a lucrative income but calls for ed on that day. Special dditely let­ ON ROAD LAG CRmCISM bla wife said they A conference between Settle and those who spent the evening as the "Greater cooperation, more con­ FALL OF SNOW HEAVY ters and pertdiable matter only will work 865 days of the year. sideration for the whole economic the Bight there heme proceediap financial backers of the flight was guests of the club were amply re­ be delivered. « One) paid for their visitation on the stiucture rather than intense ser­ tomorrow monLag to Lisbon, scheduled for today and a definite BUT ROADS KEPT OPEN vlded the weather eUared up sulDk announcement was expected suon. stormy n i^ t vice to its parts is the necessary reached the stSfa wbare bids are be­ E t E . A AWAIT ACTION path to modem prosperity based on deatly to penait a flight at thsff If the flight were not stairted by Director Frank Busch and his ing raquestsd liW likewise low. junior, intermediate and senior box­ sufficiency for the many. An im­ ‘"May we not count upon your tim e. * December 15, a contract provided portant share of the money product BOLTON The Provinoe e(. PontevederC that the huge balloon and airtight BY BOARD OF SEUCTMDi ing classes put on several bouts and One Car Skids and Hits Tree coopofotloa hi pM dnf the available the show was climaxed when of Industry to the wage earners is funds uadw costmot at an aoeeler- where Colonel aad Mfo. 14adharg|i gondola becomes the property of essential to a renewal or fair and But Little Damage Was were reported to havk; landed on (| Frankie boxed three fast rounds The regular morning worship ated rate.’ ' Auguste Piccard of Belgium, the steady profits and to that balance Caused. flight from Saatona to Portugal, Expect Session Tonight Will with Dr. Chiyler Y. Hauch, resident was held at the Ocmgregattonal Bla Next Latter. first man to fly into the strato­ of economic life where a large wage one at the moet aiountainous ip Be Adjourned Soon After It physician at the local hospital. J. church with Rev. Harold Wilts, “Iznmadiataly on the same day. I sphere. Andrew Holzheimer was master earner market is necesscuy to main­ Spain. Its woody hSdgbta are stjP Have FaciUtiee oi Snow removal is not going to cost pastor at the church, leading the wrote to hin as follows: Is Called^ ceremonies at the club affair. tain! the even flow production ” 1 bavo yoor latter of Novtmbar the haunts of wolves and wild ■ Sponsors of the flight pointed out which makes profits for Industry.” as much this year as last year, if worship. The sermon was based Fund Contributions upon peace. An organ prelude was 9, IMS, ia wbldi you eaO my attan- although the country about < that the balloon, 164 feet tali when The adjourned annual meeting of plans followed Saturday night are de Tuy is regarded as a perfect, Contributions to the Manchester played oy the orga^t, Mrs. Thom­ tion to the fact that the road oon- inflated, could be made ready inside the M mchester Emergency Em- tracts awarded la Oonaccticut xiow den of vineyards and dairy foras| ' the Goodyear Zeppelin corporation’s Veterans Memorial Fund, reported continued through the remainder of as Bentiey. Mrs. Myron Lee sang a pl03nnent Association. Inc., will be MERCHANTS NEED $600 the winter. It seemed about 11:30 amount to 8578,000, which ie ap- Ing. I huge hangar at Akron. The hangar over the holiday were as follows: solo. Sunday school was held after held tonight as scheduled, but it Saturday night that there would be proxlzaataly 19.9 per cent of the The ruins of abbeys aad castlep is 211 feet high, 325 feet wide, and Army and Navy club, BlO; Mons- the moming worship. The adult will be a^um ed again after it has a heavy fall of snow*. The snow funds allotted to me state by the hundreds at years . Questions were given out though it may aeem as if th ^ had facllitiee. j months on' a landing field at the o’clock at the Municipal building Morning. expecting calls for the wreckers. been. The highway oommisstoner ' World’s Fair grounds. The bag can and President Frank Cheney, Jr., gett, 85; Fred A. Verplanck, 85. to be answered next Sunday. ------3 A concentrated ^ort will be The town’s snow plows were not Mrs. Harold WUtz, super'ntend- is now lettkag or preparing ,to let not be Inflated in a wind of more expects that it will be adjourned other contrmoti with a view to be­ FORD M A T BEE FBBSIDBNT | made by the local groups concerned 'The special committee of the Mer­ called out as then was hot suffi­ ent of the Sunday sohoefi, has Invit­ than six miles an hour. ■ immediately. ginning work on all of them by the in the drive to dispose of the remain­ chants' ^vision of the Chamber of cient snow on the ground to call for ed the teachers to the parsonage Settle attempted the flight alone middle ef December. This should Washington, Nov. 13.— (A Pl^Tlp ing buttons during the week. All Commerce, appointed to raise fimds their use. In some places the roads Friday evening. last August 14, out a faulty valve for the Christmas street -lighting were slippery but there was little bring the 19.9 per cent up to a full prospMt of an early visit to W ads veterans are requested to turn in all Wednesday evening. Rev. Harold ingtoh by Henry "’ord for a tall control forced the balloon to land DICKSTEIN TO KEEP UP money secured through the sale of project, met this morning at the trouble. On the Hartford road a 100 per cent' Wiltz will present "Moving pic­ with President Rooeevelt over - after a few minutes. Major Chester buttons as soon as possible to Fran­ Chamber office, but no announce­ car being driven from Manchester "He should have received this re­ tures jf the World’s vair at Chica­ controversy with ths NRA was L. Fordney of thfe Marine Corps will NAZI INVESTIGATION cis Bray, State Theater building, or ment as to the amount raised was to Hartford skidded and went into a ply before giving to the press the accompany Settle on any future at­ made. Another meeting will be held driveway at Krause’s greenhouse. go” at the basement. All those In letter which he wrote to me on the ing discussed today hi to the treasurer of the committee, town between the ages of 15 and 80 da) quarters. I tempt. Frank Orvini, 216 Oak sfreet Friday morning at 9:30 o’cloefl, at It knocked down a tree planted st previous day. There seems to which time every committee mem­ the driveway, near the road, but are cor Hall j invited. Group work have been a slip somewhere in his A Senator who has interested New York Congressman Visits About 50 members of Mons-Ypres will be taken up effter the meeting. himself in the argument said the Command, British Veterans and ber must make a complete report of was not damaged. The driver, Al­ office. President to Confer on Hit­ his canvEiss. phonse Ross of Hartford, agreed to The Ladles’ Society of the Con­ "For many weeks, the highway visit bad been under consideration Auxiliacy, attended a Memorial gregational church 'wlU meet for some time. GERMANY VOTES 90 P. C. ler Propaganda. service In honor o f the B ritish desui If the 8600 which, it is estimated, pay for the damage. department has besn woiidng night will be necessary to carry through The snow let up shortly after Thursday afternoon at the home of and day on preparing the details of Tnere was no definite information of all wars in the First Congjrega- Mrs. Charles Sumner. A quilt will forthcoming, however, whethdr the — TO SUPPORT CHANCELLOR Washlngttai, Nov. 18.— (AP) — tional church. Court Square, Spring- the project, has been raised, the midnight The Connecticut Com­ projects necessary before advertis­ Representative Dicksteln (D., N. program of lighting will be contin­ pany sent out a plow to open the be tied at this time. ing for bids.” Presideiit and the manufohturer field, Mass., Sunday morning. The would get together. T.), told reporters today that much local group was transported to ued. Otherwise it will be dropped. Clines and one plow, owned by the The Home Bureau meeting to (Continued from Page One) of the Investigation of alleged Nazi Springfield by bus and participated state^ came out from Hartford as plan the next year's work among propaganda in this country, to be in a joint parade to the church with far as the (Center and wttit back the ladies will be held it the home The Flojrd Rifles, Company C of ler’s stand for “freedom and (equali­ made by . the Hotise immigration the Springfield Post of British Vet­ PRENTICES OBSERVE again. There was no trouble clear­ of Mrs. Alexander Bunce Wednes­ the 131st Infantry of the Georgia committee headed by him, will be in Wed(iings ty” with other na‘‘ions. erans. ing the roads. Three women, day afternoon. national guard, at' Macon, Is 93 Waiting Policy executive session. bound for Wlllimantic, had driven The seventeenth annual meeting years old as an organisation. His assertion was made at the Members of Mons-Ypres Post, 25TH ANNIVERSARY of the Tolland County Farm Bu­ Speculation today was centered British War Veterans, attended an from Tonington. They were tired on European politics ’The general White House executive office, where reau will be held Thursday evening. Armistice Night celebration at the when they reached Manchester and D o y l e - M o s s belief was that Germany would he had just seen President Roose­ fe€U!«d to continue the trip. The November 16, at Vernon hall. Ver­ velt for a shett time 4n an engage­ Oasis club, Hoctonum, Saturday Manchester Green Couple Sur­ non Center.; S«QAtor E. R. Dimick M is- Emma Moes, o f 248 Bhist AVOID FALSE TEETH play a watchful, waiting game—ex­ night A turkey er, not later than Thursday. It's The Proposed Legion Circus ; fidence which Nazi methods and motfile while blinded by dust. have endorsed the bond Issue., It all part of the contest bdng jointly Nazi machinery made certain.” The swirling dust caught the will be a tremendous htip to aU of sponsored by the Herald and the crowds at the eloslnf night at Chi­ us In the sense that the state will State Theater. And if your wise­ Ticket Distribution Plan. H Wt;> ' m s NEXT MOVE cago’s Century of Progress, sending be able to centinue Its 66 pei oent crack is ona of tba fiva biet enter­ Paris, N ov. 18— (A P )— W hat wlU scores of men, women and children grants jf relief costa to the locali­ ed you’ll ba awardad a gueat ticket be (Chancellor Hitler's next move— to the Fair’s hi^ital for eye treat­ ties, which Im turn means a lessen­ to see flamin’ Mae in hef latest now that he has been given baUot- m ent ing of Jie Iffessure on local taxes.” Paramount picture, "I’m Ne Angel,'* box backing by the German people? One new angle o f IheT reliat sltu> which opens Sunday, Nov. 19 at the That was the^ questton on many DB. DOLAN o r WA8H1NOTON atito this winter wfll be the talduff State IlMater. lips in France today. qi Hartford, Not. 18.— (AP) — Dr. over of the problem of tramlepHS If you don’t Win, don’t ffot Fer Manchester Chamber of G For one thing, some feared the Edward O. DoMn, Intemal revenue by the Federal govermnent M i^ five tieketa to "F m N o A agoT wlU (iCl Nazi leaders xnii^t now make ‘ a collector for Oonneotiout, was in dpal lodging boueee, the SahratlMi ba awarded Saab day tor the next E.J.J formal denunciation of the Treaty Washington, D. C , today for a con­ Anmr aod slnillsrly diilnuLtftd' IlHi Jiifigf WMM m two days. 8e4 tomorrawia .paper of Versailles. units will function m Federal con­ ference with President Roosevelt and fo r fourth in Lb* sertea d s An expression of the govem- tbe MbM w ay--^ tbs i t other Federal officials rMarding the tact agents with tranaient rallel lU a waft gag-eartoonst I meat’s attitude toward tbs (3erman Internal Retnue Draaronent and eaass, tba cost to be paid tnm Fed- ^ pttuatios Is eapsotsd Ibaaday. the m u , - '

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torium o f the Goorge Bykos IIA* more seriously injured, ism femala q( tha BDUtfokd piitHet Ohiatidl G8 moxUd school. Tim oormneaiflO^ ir««t A few . Um VMsriiMi cC h M AbiRALm£AN moiMotod Iqr BtAUlsj Doboss Post, The AOddent resulted after Mlaa la tin O. . A. R. ESiiD; liamorial PROGRAM ROCKVILLE NO. 14, Amertcaa Legion. Keating hflH driven a long distance bunding, Rockville, S u n ^ after- with ^ e new .car, whidi had only Hie spoaker was Adjutant Wil­ noba. piatrlct Commander Thomaa - t MONDAY. NOVEMBER 13 (Central and Eastern Standard Time) DIES ON FLAGSHIP liam Murray, of the Amisrloan Le­ baan^lied a Qttle ««ea a thouaknd Crockett of Mancheater j^eaakML * gion. who deUvsrOd an interesting mOea. Net*—AB proarami to key and basle ehalne or groups tbere^ anleaa spec)* 1 S m u M fled; eoeat to coast (e te e) designation Includes all available stations. ^ k talk on tba t(^o “Armistice Day Pregrame subject to change. P. M. Cent Cast. AUIERMAN CRATTY WnX and Patriotism.* The ^leaker L Sjdcaa Bam forth. 59, died aud- Ib NBC-WEAP NETWORK 6:46— 6:48—Musfo Box—wabc; Enoch pleaded wltL the World War veter­ ARMYCAPTiUNBDitT Light Orch.—Dixie A west Division Commander of U. S. denly at hla home at 4 South atred. CMnitfaraitA BAfllC — East: weaf wlw weel wtlo 6:00— 7:00—Myrt A Marge—east only OPPOSE GEORGE SCHEETS ans to continue the same patriotism D ei^ waa oauaed by emaphoatiooB vriar wtag wcsb wll wUt wfbr wrc wgy 6:16— 7:15—Just Plain Bill — east; they had during the World War. following a abort lUneaa. IN FIVE STORY FALL Waahihgteii. I>. C , Nav. vn>en trcae wtam wwj wsal; Mid: Iwd Texas Rangers — west; O’Hara Another feature the evening's tgrmaa wcfl woc*wbo wow wdat wkbf Orch.—mldw.; Kellem Orch.-Dixie ' Fleet Passes Away Sod- Mr. Bamforth waa bom in Honley, afor Leaerisfi. (D) a t NORTHWiaT A CANADIAN — wtmj program were vocal selections by 6:30— 7:30—Muslo on the Air—east; [ Caucuses of Both Parties Will Bhigland, and lived in RookviUe for who hao' hsan mslBtlnsr that wlba kstp webc wdu kfyr orot cfcf Kasper Sistere—west; Buck Reg* Alderman F^-ancU J. Cratty, and the past 46 years, conducting me W ssjM i Honejrmoon al Friend*! SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wlo wjax era—mldw rpt; Taximeter—Dixie Be Held Tmighi; Little In­ Finn Cfodtt Adnttlfiriitisia" wfla'VMUB wlod warn wmo web wapl 6:48— 7:48—Bosk* Carter, Talk — ba* denlrOff Padne Coast Mrs. Evelyn Ftgan. Baxxuorth farm. Heine in Greenwieh Village; wjdx womb kroo wky wfaa wbap kprc sic; Between the Beckends-^eat terest Being Shown The usual ritualistlos of the He is aurvived by hla wifi, Annie Heme OwnriV Li woal ktbs kths weoc 7:00— 6:00—The Happy Bakers—basis ■ ■ I American Legion K>at were con­ J. Lutton Bamforth; two sons, W i^ed In His Sleep. clear Ms pfoeedure cC red MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kghl 7:16— 6:18—Edwin C. Hill — baMc; apprsiasls and othar PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo Village Choir—west: Plans—Dlxle Little iDtereat Is (jcpected to be ducted in an imprenlve manner. (Sarence and Arthur Bamforth, and San Francisco, Nov. 18.— (A P )— waa daa^y Utmvaaaed khq loted ktar kgu 7:30— 6:30—Bing Crosby — also ost; shown at the RepubUcam caucus BkU'Uer Ita the day members o f three grandchildren, all of Rock­ Cant Cast Orches.—Dixie; Orches.-midwest Because of the death of Rear Ad- New York, Nov. 18.—^(AP)^ showing that nis own 7:48— 8:48—Knieksrboeksrs—to Dixie this evening, as the dty committee Stanley Doboss Post decorated the ville. 4i00— 5KX>—The California Ramblers 8:0(L- 9:00—Te Bo Announced nolral ^ d le y McLeain, battleship trees In the Maple street echoed yard The funeral of Mr. Bamforth waa Captain John Foley, of the Umted log the nstion in the 4:S0— S;3P—Tom Mix’s Sketch—east has decided to back Alderman 6:18— 9:16—Parade of Radio Stars division commander, 61 ships of which had been planted in memory held from his late home at 4 South Statisa Arm y Medloal Ooipa fell gM ted on number cf 4;4&— 8:45—The WIxard of Os, Drams 8:30— 9:80—Lulu McConnell—o to e 8:00— t*.00—Dinner Concert—also cat the United States fleet remained at George Scheets as the successor of of the departed veterans. street this afternoon at o’oloqk. from 1^ flve-atory window jn a received. 8:30— 6:30—Songs by Irene Beasley- 9:00—10:00—Wayne King Oroh.—to e: Mayor Albert E. Waite. Acoerdhig to Sgufee BubfBlttad east; Tom Mix—repeat wmaq ksd Radio Dramatic League—Dlxje anchor here today instead of saU' Many were attraote C. few years and at the present time An intereetlng eidrilght, aecorto if wdre woau wip wjas wean wfbl wspd morrow for carrying away the this event it was deolauod open to sulted from Captain Foley kbq kfsd ktar His War Career Is chairman of the poUce commit­ to Senator LooMrgan, la that oval wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wfbm kmoe rubbish. the pubUc. la bis sleep. The mishap oeci kmoz wowo whas Cent Cast He was graduated from the tee and several other committees. 180,000 bas been j^ d out to mmikS ’The mimlclpal trucks started A meeting of the Democratic after aD the ooeupants of the CAST AND CANADA—wpg whp wlbw 4:6(^ 8:30—The Singing Lady— east United States Naval Academy In As no lengthy contests are ex­ paltiee in the State of Conneetledl wbeo wlbs wfea wore wlco efrb ckac 4:46— 6:48—Orphan Annie—east only near the ’Town Farm In the eastern City committee was held Sunday apartment had retired for the 1894. He served In the Spanlsh- pected both the Re ubllcans And in payment of back taxee. D ixie — wgst wsla wbre wqam wdod 8:00— 6KX>—U. S. Army Band Concert section of the city and picked up nigh t 8:80— 6:30—Thro* X Sisters — east; American war, the Philippine in­ Democrats hope to hold their cau­ afternoon In the rooms of the Jef­ “The etate organisation is to klra wreo wlao wdsu wtoo krld wrr The Singing Lady—repeat te wenr the bundles of cans and rubbish ferson club on Main streeL Ckiptaln Foley has been assigned ktrb ktsa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt surrection; commanded the gunboat cuses In the same places, but the complimented upon this excell< 8 :4 ^ 6:45—Lowell Thomas — oast; which were placed on the curb by The regular meeting of the Board to duty at the avillan Conaervatten wdae wblg wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wajs Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest Marietta during the Reyes rebellion latter riU hold * theirs at 7:30 showing,” Senator Lonergen MIDWEST — wcab wgl wmt wmbd the different property owners. It of Selectmen will be held ’Tuesday Camp at Montpelier, V t 6:00— ^00—Amo* ’n’ Andy east onbr In Nicaragua and served in the o’clock, one-ba]f hour after the Re- “and 1 am sure that the national wtaq wlsn wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wcco 6:18— 7:18—Baby Ross Marie—east Is expected that the work of clean­ evening in the rooms in the Memo­ wsbt world WBT. pubUcans hold their caucus In the flclals here feel the same way 6:3(L.- 7:3(^Potash and Porlmuttsr ing up will be completed by early rial building. MOUNTAfN—kvor kls kob ksl 6 :4 ^ 7:46—The Throe Jesters, Sengs Author of the “Bluejackets’ Man­ four municipal wards. EXPECT 660 TO ATTEND It.” I 7:00— 8:00—The Side 6how Variety Wednesday momin<. 'The Ladles’ Aid society of the COAST—khj kotn kgb kfro kol kfpy ual,” be was a member of the Naval ’The 'ollowlng are the ward cau­ MANUFACTURERS’ SESSION kVl kfbk ki^ kwg kem kdb kgmb 7:30— 8:30—Ths Paulist Choristers Rockville Methodist Episcopal 7:46— 8:46—Red Davis. Skstch-basic Institute; the Military Order of the cus meeting places; Ward One, po­ Hear Social Worker Sunday + Cant Cast church, which has been rMently re­ 6:00— 9:00—Weakly Minstrels Shew Dragon: the Military Order of (Car­ lice court room, Memoriad bull(ling; Dr. L. Curtis Foy, superintendent more than 300 advance 4:00— 6:00—Skippy, Sketch—east only 8:30— 9:30—Melody Moments A Vocal organized, is planning to bold a with abao and of several clubs in New Ward Two, St. John’s Episcopal of the Hull Street Medical Mission reservations already received for W lU 4:16— 6:16—Dictators Orchestra—tq o 9:00-^10:00—The Country Club—basic York and Washington. turkey supper Wednesday evening 4:3IH- 8:60—Jack Armstrong—ea only 9:80—10:60—Henri Doorlng, Pianist church parish rooms, Talcott ave­ at Boston, Mass., was ^ e speaker the annual meeting of the ICanu ’The body Is to be taken to the at 6:80 o’clock to which the public *100 4:46— 6:46—Cowboy Tom-basla only 9:46—10:46—Planned Rseevery, Talk nue; Yard 'Three, Rockville Athletid at the “Mlsslonair BimAy” serv­ facturers’ Aseooi^on of Oenneetl- 6K)^ 6d)^Buek Regors, Skit — east 10:0(^11:00—Lsadora Mql* Trio—east; Mare Island Navy Yard pending is cordially invited to attend. HAS YOUNOWt only; Skl|»y, Skstch—rpt for mldw Ames ’n’ Andy—repeat for west association building, East Main ices at the RockvlUe Methodist out to be held at the New Haven word on fuperal arrangements from A large number attended the 7 6116— 6:16—Bobby Bonson—east only; 10:16—11:18—The Poet Prince—also est street: Ward Four, Princess Hall church Sunday. ’This mission Is Lawn Club, Thursday, November 16, lia a .« *a M Al and Pets, Songs—Dixie and west 10:3(b-11:30—Southern Symphony—to a the widow, residing in Long Beach, Schlacht Fees which was held at J- on Village street. supported through the Women’s association officials predicted today 8:6^- 6:30—Songs by Vors Van—east; 11:0(k—18:00—Den Bester A Orchestra Calif. Mimle Grove Sunday, opening with Jaok Armstrong—midwest repeat 11:30—It :I^Anthony TrinI Orchestra Home Missionary Society of the an all-time attendance record .“ coming year. 6:16—H-Bar-O Rangers. ’The annual banquet of the Ameri­ 8:80—Vera Van. New York — MUton Abom, 69. can Legion and the Women’s Auxil­ 6:45—Marvelous Melodies; Frank veteran theatrical producer. iary will be held Monday evening, Real Westinghouse quality! Modem 1988 waaher improvements. Get them New York—^Edward de Courcey Hsisard, tenor; BrusllofTs Or­ Nov. 18, in the Town HaU and every in this new Westinghouse Washer that is priced so economically. The. last chestra. Lc^an, 67. assistant sports editor of ex-service man Is Invited to attend 7:00—Myrt and Marge. the New York Herald ’Tribune. whether of the Legion or not. ' tiresome wash-day task has been abolished . . . by the new water discharge 7:15—Theater of Real Life. Budynu, O.,—Rose D. McMlchael, 7:80—Music la the Air. 33, formerly e^tor of newspapers at pump that empties the washer for you. Think of it! . . . no.more heavy 7:46—Mary Stone, the Song Girl. Fremont and Mansfield, O. 8:00—Harriet Lee; Trio; Joe Gary, W. V.—William. C Strat­ buckets of water to lift and carry. With this pun^ the sturdy WeetinghouM Green’s Orchestra. ton, 63, general manager of the NOnCE motor drains the tub for you in a jiffy. 8:15— Edwin C. Hill. United States Coal and Coke Com­ 8:30—Bing Crosby and Lenny Hay- pany’s operations in Gary. He was ton’s Orchestra. bom in (Columbus, Wls. The adjourned Annual Meet­ Pittsburgh, Kas. — Dr. James \T WORKS BOTH WAYS 9:00—Manhattan Serenaders. ing of the Manchester Ehner- 9:15— Pride of CHiamplons; Harry Anderson Yates, 68, head of the De­ Rlchman and Vincent Lopes Or­ partment of Chemistry and Physics gency Employment Association T IS not only whst s See Its Amazing Speed Today at Pittsburg State ’Teachers ooUege chestra. will be held Monday, November telephone can do for 9:80—Lulu McConnell, (3ertrude and a member of the State Board of 18, at 8:00 p. m. in the Munici­ I You cm hove Niessen, Isbam Jones’ Orchestra Education. you in the calls you make, All the famous Westinghouse washing speed has been retained in this new, 10:00—Wajme King’s Orchestra. New York— Dr. B. J. 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By Laura L^ROOKM AN ______A&\ , MCA StBVIce INC. f " ' ' ' ' I One d|y hfs Bithw WIM ^Mdng ww’Mawnw^ 8 B v ' golf with Dr. Smith. “ Ssy, D ^ " he said, "how do you cure a kid BEGIN HEBE TOBAf “Jimmy, ar^’t -oa ashamed of of the jitters? That boy of r DAVID BANNISTER returns not fishing kitty out of the foun­ is the big disappointment of my J tom Hollywood to his former tain when that bad boy threw her life. 'He turns green with fear at MMDe, Tremont, for a rest. He Is in? You bad to run and call moth­ the least little thing. I think his May Lead to C ves trying; to forget A PETE ALIEN, r » • vk SS¥S; er, and I just got her in titba” mother babied' ht^ (qq miuch, Him actress, who has JUted him. Jimmy said nothing. He mere­ or else he was scared about By BB. MOUUB Bamdster ^oes to dinner wltii ly shivered. Water in Bulk always when he was w baby. He's Bfitor, Joniaal of tf ^ dM friend, DM PAXTON, new made him shiver. Even &e bath­ sick a lot and be had a hmd Hpf«i| 1 iiwnriaiinsi ^ tor of the Tremont Post. Later tub imuld only have a very few getting a start—srou remamber? H y g e ^ tiM H e a ^ he takes a cab home. The cab Is inches of water in it when he took Do you B’pose it would help any ^ted in front of the Shelby a bath. if I to^k him to one of those More peramis die >m flo U^t. A g;lri comes ont of the Another time his mother said, psycho-What - do-you-call-’m nhap^ monia in the United 4>otel and mshes to the cab. When “Why don’t you. get your base­ and get it all talked out of him ?” from, any other dlSMiSb^'' ^ e sees Bannister she Is embar­ ball bat a~(' leazn to play ball? HeaHb Seeret e f' Ooiuage tuberculosis. In tlte 10 years from rassed but agrees to ride with There’s nothing to be aAald of— Dr. Smith put Ms score card in H lm D unJL alum iM l e 1920 to 1980, the deaths from vari­ ',| d m to her destinatitm. In the the ball won’t hit you.” his pocket and lighted a dgaiet. V| LUO \MOmLUm eab she d n ^ her handbag and Jimmy, according to his par­ •Maybe,” he 'said. “But do you ous forms Bannister sees that It contains a ents, was a coward. He was know, after all Jimmy has bad it ol ZirruDu country aloneone tevtdver. A few ndnntes later she afraid of water, afraid of a ball, would be a^ miracle, I think, if he iK ii, than a million. , ' i ■ leaves. afraid of a height, of a rough had m uch' physical courage. Pm Control of pneumoala Mp ] not Next morntfiy Bamdstet reads daru^ and m game with the boys, of almost beglimlng to agre^ with some of been established completely by the that TRAC7Y KINO, orchestra eveiythlng. these new medlca! men who medical profession. It wiUi thcjoght leader In a movie theater, has Coward by Comparison think that a good many of the vir­ for a while that the qoaraitiile of ben fonnd dead ih his apartment Y She was dressed exactly as she You’re not— ?” o u r s e l f ward. tion to make. 38^, 86, 36H and 88) and also In 40 and 42 bust. Sise 18 requires 3Vi -Moreover, it has been poeitble' to ' Y develop apedfic method! o f protect hit/i been the night before, in the “No one of the slightest impor­ yards of 54-lnch material is monotone, or four yards of 39-lnch mate­ tion against certain types. Some gren suit with the bit of fur at tance, I assure you. I’m — well, rial for the dress, plus 44 yard contrast for the coliar. the throat and the close-fitting just now I’m out of a job.” AfiewHart^^ investigators have found that ths To secure a pattern and simple sewing chart of this n^odel, tear out gren hat A little of the bright He thought for a moment there A MAKE-UP KIT HOLDS SPIRITUAL TONIC germs called ‘"Type F’ and honey-colored hair showed below was sympathy in the gray eyes FOR “DEFEATED” WOMEN this sketch and mall It to Julia Boyd, 103 Park Avenue, New York, n ” are moat often present in Lne ‘ttxe hat at each side of her face. ’Then they turned away. ‘’Out of N Y., together with 15 cents In coin. Be sure to enclose, on a separate nosea and throats of people Who It gave her an air of Innocence, a job,” the girl repeated. “ That’s Consider Your Shoe In T ^ ln g sheet of paper, your name, full address, your size, the number of this live In families in which there are Bannister thought why I came t o ’Fremont. I thought Steps to Daintiness patters (No. 61C8z), and mention the name of this newspaper. caaes of pneumonia. ’These germs are much leas oftm c' Suddenly he W is moved to ac­ I could get a job here—” No woman can be truly dainty New Wardrobe Would Give Unemployed Girl Address your envelope to Jolla Bo yd, Manchester Herald Fashion Bu­ tion. He might be making a mls- present in summer than in wlnteC' “But you haven’t told me who unless she gives her shoes and reau, 108 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y. tedre but he couldn’t help it. Pride and Courage To Face the World Apparently, also there is some^t^T you are?” stockings meticulous care. “Listen,” he said, “you can’t stay l^tionship between appearance' m ‘M y name,” she said, “is Juliet Washing stockings every night hare! And you shouldn’t be wear­ France. I don’t live in Tremont. frequent colds among members of ^ ing those clothes. Don’t you know and wearing a fresh pair each day By HELEN WELSHIMER <^you’ll remember; as new as the family and the appearance of pneu-i Fve never been here before, but I is practically a universal habit now. EUROPE’S MASS WEDDINGS t^t? You’re taking a terrible had to have a job. That’s why I hats that will appear next spring. monia. risk— ” came.” There probably isn’t a woman In If somebody wanted to do some­ It is the reason that small girls MAKE MOCKERY OF LOVE the coimtry who would think of . ’The defiance dropped from the She was reciting the words slow­ thing nice for jobless, homeless dress up in lace curtains; shopgirls Not all types of pneumonia . ylahi wearing a pair of hose the second eat scmdwlches instead of steaks so equally to the aenims that are girl’s face. She stared at him. ly, Intently. ‘T sing a little,” the women it could be arranged by es­ ^ e n , in an imbelievlng tone, shef day without washing them. ' they can pay installments on fur available. A Boatozf physician .de­ ^ :1 went on. “Not professionally, tablishing an eii lowment which asked, ‘Y’ou mean—^you «u*en’t go­ but Fve often simg in public.” However, the same woman who coats; and every woman has some­ Drive To Speed Birth-rate In Germany and Italy veloped a concentrated solution of ing to arrest me?” “You knew ’Tracy K in g ? ” Ban­ slips into cledh stockings every would supply them with hats and thing ninei that she wears when it Is Seen As Vicious Threat To the substances that can be de)^ - It was BO silly that Bannister nister asked. morning will contradict her dain­ powder-puffs. For there is nothing is camdle-lighting time and she iped from the pneumococcus. When laughed. 'Tm not a policeman,” Her face, that had seemed pale tiness habits by giving her shoes that destroys a woman’s prio. like steps oat with a man who makes Sanctity of Marriage. patients with pneumonia, caused, he said. “Did you think I was? 1 before, whitened. “I’d never seen little or no attention. the knowledge that her hat resem­ her play-time interesting. Type I pneumococcus were.traatra don’t know any reason why I him before in all my life!” she ex­ Of course they should be shined bles on,! of the inarticulate objects Josephine couldn’t *'ave done any­ with this solution, the deaths^ were Should take you to the police but I claimed. “Never—before last night. at least twice a week. And suede that came out of a 1776 misseinary thing, with Napoleon if she hadn’t By HELEN WELSHIMe B only 10.6 per cent, as contrasty bother much about the marriage with a death rate of 29.8^ p^ cent warn you that if you keep on wear- And I didn’t kill him! I swear I shoes have to be brushed every day, box and her lips have given up underistood coiffures and dresses, 7 mill. But just the same, m a k i^ that green outfit you’re likely didn’t! Oh, please believe me But what about the insides of their perk because there wasn’t any smd Ninon de I’EncIos probably Whether a gdrl should marry for of patients not treated vdtb- -thia connubial contracts ii. a state house serum. . 7 ..a ■ ... to find your self at heaulquarters.” when I tell you that!” them? Is the lining dlscblored-T If color t them, anyway. owed more to her dressmaker than love, sooney or because a man has isn’t going to make them any more ’The ^ r l’s eyes sought his. ‘T Bannister leaned forward. “Then it is, armed with cleaning fiuid and There are 175,000 women, in historians tell. Yes, clothes make Such sUUstic«aa^,yery.^q9} j i ^ - a nice telephone voice used to be a sacred, vlarriage must be bued on know!” she said. "But I haven’t you were there!” he said. “You were a rough cloth, you can erase the New Yo.k City alone, who have no the woman, pretty much. Beauty ing In the attack on this exc^d'' romantic question. Now that Ger­ a strange emotion which we call ingly fatal disorder.. IpteresUngiy anything else to wear. Fm afraid in King’s apartment. You’re the stains of your negligence in about jobs. Tb >usands of them are home­ may be only skin deep but it is the love If it is to survive. There is • a to go out to buy anything. I’m the girl the police are looking for!” three minutes. less. 'They walk. They curl up on surface vlev. that gets the first many and Italy have gone In for enough, the type of pneumoweys verse in an old, old Book which producing pneumonia in cmldrmi afraid someone will see me. Oh, “But I tell you I didn’t kill him! Each pair of shoes should have benches or in the comers of sub­ glance. mass marriages, and have replaced says, “Love sifffereth all things, be- varies from the type that prpdocea I don’t know what to do. I can’t I didn’t!” its own shoe trees. And put the way trains. Subways are fairly wedding msuvjheb with nation^ an­ lleveth all things, endureth* all pneumonia in adults. even seem to think!” ‘The gvm— ?” trees in the shoes each time you warm, they have learned. They Keeping Up Morale thems, and orange blossoms with Suddenly despair and pleading things.” Mass marriage, lacking Much of the attacks by modena “It wasn’t loaded. I told you take them off. That simple gesture aren’t crowded after the theater By P r^ r v in g Charm colored flsigs, the grand old emo­ this vital emotion neither hopes, came into the gray eyes. ‘Will you that last night! My father gave it crowds go home. So the women go ’The disappointed, weary women tion that makes two hearts beat as medicine on various types of infee- keeps them In shape until they are believes or jndures. But it suffers! tious diseases depends on . making help m e?” she begged. “Oh, will to me years ago.'It’s —one of thfe worn out. undpr qover, • ’ who have nowhere to go would hold one wouldn’t recognize itself. you ?” few valuable things I own. I f ■ . , . ' . ______When people marry because the most careful ayd detailed Shoes should be aired in the sun their heads so much more proudly ’The ilictators along the Rhine somebciy in authority has com­ ; David Bannister hadn’t expected thought that if I needed money I A Way To Bolster if those heads were smartly coif­ study of the germs whieb cause, tha a couple of times a week. And party and the 'Tibe'^ thin! that it was eiU manded them to make their tribe disease. In laboratories -everywhere anything of the sort. A few mo­ could sell it— !” The Defeated Spirit fured and carried intriguing bats. slippers never should be put away very foolish anyway. Some people increase, wedding ceremonies lose studies are being made of ^ nan: ments before she had seemed a An extremely unlikely story, Not always, but often, they are They ose their sense of charm. in their little bags until they have didn’t fall in love. 'Then tbe^ didn’t their beauty. When a man and a ture of the germ which causas thoroughly poised young womap, Bannister very well knew, but he women, gently bo'n and bred, well- Food and shelter they need, of been aired. get married. And what was wofse, woman know that they must bear pneumonia. - amply sure of herself. She had been must hear the rest of it. educat^ often, who have no homes, course. Tt is every woman’s right to There are hard, cotton pads which oh, very much worse, they didn’t children, because maybe some day It seems likely that this con­ sure of herself the night before, “And so you went to King’s no money, and no one to whom to have bearthfire and walls to shut fit into the toes of your party, slip­ beget sons who could carry g\ms their country will want to fight a dition will be brought imder much too— except for that one instant as apartment,” he prompted. appeal. Even if an opportunity for pers. You can make t h ^ yourself, away the rain. But women need for the fatherland and daughters war ahd have men to face the ene­ better control when the InnurMp-i she turned to go into the hotel. Ban­ The girl hesitated, eyeing him as employment should present itself more than that. nister had mad^ his mind to keep and, stuffed into the toe of each who could beget more sons to carry my’s guns, those children become a able types of pneumbcoc(d-'tha('')nM'! though uncertain whether or not they hj^en’t much of a chance. If something would give them the affair of the mght before strict­ slipper, they’ll go far toward keep­ more guns! grim duty Instead of a prlvil^;e. are known are classified properly. to continue. ’Then the words came They ld | d i defeated. So they act new complexions and wardrobes so ly to himself. Helping her to evade with a rush. ing the slippers dainty and in their It is queer that Hitler and Mus­ There is s danger in this whole­ -----^ ------, the police t was another matter original shape. that way. they wouldn’t be afraid to face solini have never learned that while ‘Yes. I saw his name outside a If they had new hats, cock-eyed themselves Ir the mirtor—so they sale, state-backed FU-be-your-hus- Lloyd George thinks the World ^*Why, I don’t know— ” he be­ theater — ’Tracy King. Fve ■ sung you can regiment people Into al­ band-lf-you’ll-be-my - wife proposi­ gan. hats that tilt over one eye, a touch would stop looking into .t darkly— most anything you can’t force them War should have ended In 1916. And in benefits in theaters and 1 of rouge and powder, and some­ they would prove that sartorial in­ tion that Infatuation may be mis­ Woodrow Wilson would have f^ e “Oh, please! You must!” thought maybe he could give me a into love. Maybe the two dictators taken to i love. Such an emotion Is “L is t ^ ” Bannister said soberly, thing besides soup in their stom­ terest isn’t a publicity fake. ’They have been so busy with other down in history for having kept ua job or help me get one. I was WAPPING achs, they would begin to glow. could step through the looking fieetlng as April snow, transitory out of it. “maybe ynu’d better tell me a few afraid they wouldn’t . let me talk things they haven’t had time to as the fickle gleam of a tinsel ball ’They wouldn’t be afraid to try. glass and find a new world on the read magazines or go-.to the movies things. We ought to go some­ to him if I went to the theater, so on a Christmas tree. T" where where we can talk.” The play entitled, “Fim on the Women have always had a desire other side. or take courses in psychology. If I looked up his address in the tel­ to appear beautiful. Fortiinately An endowment for providing job­ "There’s a room right here,” ephone book. Podunk Limited,” presented by the they had they would have toown said the girl eagerly. "Nobody Federated Workers last Friday they always will have. 'The yearn­ less women with weapons with —and never, never would have Women, finding that their hus­ “ Last night I went there. It ing is as old as the mbes that the which to obtain jobs is worthwhile. bands are useful mer 'y as fathers was in it when I left a minute ago. took me a long time to find the evening, drew a large and apprecia­ made the mistake of ordering Queen of Sheba wore when she Much more worthwhile than erect­ of their children, will transfer their I’ll—I’ll tell you all about every­ place but I finally did. ’The clerk tive audience. A substantial sum wholesale marriages. went to call on Solomon, who him­ ing drinking fountains on public affection to these children. It won’t thing — but promise you’ll help told me Mr. King’s apartment was realized, which will be used self was pretty good dresser. squares. be much fun, either, to coax a me!” number and over the telephone he for furnishing the new Community a It isn’t surprising that they want ‘T’ll do what I can,” he assured Church House. Mrs. Isabelle Kilby to control love-life—and make It boy to eat bis spaghetti or liver- salct I could come up. I mean Mr. wurst BO he can grow up to be a her, and was amazed at himself. King said so. He let me in and I Potter, coached the players and, at )roductive. But marriage happens She led the way to the writing the close df the day, they presented the First Congregational Church, She drew a Magic Maid Electric to be a problem that la peculiarly tall soldier v ho may be shot down asked about getting a chance to by a grept steel gim. Just the same, room—a small, irregularly shaped sing in the theater. He wasn’t her with a present and bouquet of took for his subject last Sunday Mixer. up to rro people. If a princess falls they must raise their boys to be retreat with a few desks shaded very encouraging but he told me fiowers. At the close of the play All the schools in town closed in love with a cobbler, she may tnoming, “Christianity Is a Social soldiers. Otherwise they wouldn’t A DAY SIN6LI by green lamps. ’The room was that if I would come there— to the dancing was enjoyed to the fine Friday noon, and, the teachers mo­ marry a duke. Buc she won’t be have had husbemds to help produce furnished rather like a small theater— this morning about 11 music of A1 Behrend’s orchestra. idea.” The Christian Endeavor was tored to EHUngton, where they at­ happy. When a grvemment lines up hotel parlor, and, in fact, was used o’clock he’d hear my voice. The South Windsor Qim Club held at 7 o’clock, with a six-reel tended a teachers’ meeting. its you h, two and two, with the those boys. chiefly for that purpose. 'Then I thanked him and said held a game dinner at the “Lone moving picture from the Y.M.C.A., same purpose that Noah bad in When human beings are yrged There was no one else there. At good night and came away. When Oak” Saturday evening. About of Hartford. mind when he chese two of every Into mass marriage on the asaump- Theia ara tha N IW low ratsa the far end of the room two large The House o f Lords, England may ,tion that marriage is aynonymoua got outside I saw that it was sixty were present; ’There were four Mrs. Leslie 'W. Newberry was for­ Ilvlhg thing to stock the ark, it is now In offset at tho H O T 11 club chairs had been turned so transact certain buitiness whan there with reproduction, life becomes aa raining. ’There was a cab out in speakers and an entertainment tunate in being one of those to re­ creating wholesale unhappiness. that they faced the street. Only are only three menasrs present, not animalliklc as a barnyard, that VICTORIA, NIW YORK/ front and I ran for it. You — you Dancing and singing were enjoyed. ceive a prize at the cooking school Maybe Heaven has been too busy the backs of the chsilrs were visi­ know the rest— ” necessarily Including the Lord looking after the jobless and the la all there is to marriage, why Rev. Harry S. Martin, pastor of at the Bushnell Memorial last week. 1'^“ ble from the doorway. Bannister “There wasn’t anyone else there Chancellor. orphans In the list few years to bother.about ceremonlas? Why not Again undor tho pepmon- saw them and strode forward. with King?” Bannister asked. have breeding farms? Then good ogomont o f Roy AAMlto^ thd “ Here,” he said, “let’s sit here.” “ You didn’t see anything in the dictators could have their lines of NIW MOTE VICTOIIA OSSUmos They settled themselves and Ban­ marching soldiers and nobody least suspicious, anything to ex­ flrat Impoitonco os tho nister, screwing his neck about plain—what happened afterward?” would havr to wesi a wedding ring uncomfortably, concluded they “No, there wasn’t anyone else that didn’t fit. haodquortors for vfilYora to were safe from observance for the there. Just Mr. King. He didn’t time being. NowYork.Thowerd"WECB|AY' sem worried or anything. I don’t toko* on o now mooning hora. “Take off your hat,” he suggest­ know anything about what hap­ London policemen are to be ed to the girl. “It will make you pened after that. I didn’t know trained In the work of firemen BO look different.” that they may be able to fkoa the until this morning— ” lO D O ROOMS,,. She drew off the cap-like bit of “WeU, then,” and Bannister eas- risk of rescuing persona from bum* felt and ribbon and automatically Uy, "I don’t see that you have lag buildings; they are already re­ All nawly daeoratad. 'Codi » ^ raised one hand to smooth her much to be frightened about. The quired to have a practical knowl- room aqulppadwtthw '' hair. Very attractive hair, with e < ^ of'Rrst aid, oar driving, swim* best thing for you to do Is to tell •ATH, SHOWM. RADIO. gleaming, golden high lights and the police this whole story, just niing and life saving. darker, richer tones in the shad­ as you’ve told It to me. Oh, there’ll TINO Id WATl^ A"MAUfr R U T ow. It lay in smooth, soft waves be some routine questioning, of MATTRISS, fULl LMOTH MlfflpA about the girl’s face. course— ” SRACIOU8 aOSIT, WRITINO DISK - "Ob, but I can’t!” HEW PURITY PACK and othar modarn For the first time Bannister In­ “Why n ot?” spected that face closely, anii “I can’t!” Juliet ranee repeat­ 2 sitsels* le HusOse.WwfriaefW ■ registered approval. She was pret­ ed fervently. “And—there’s some­ FOR RARY’ S FOOO K R tenslaelt aai NesiwUs flsri ' ty —but by no means the prettiest thing else. I’ve got to go back SvIcUy, j^rl he bad seen. Hundreds of per­ there again. I’ve got to get back CussflB Original Bab^ Soaps aai /V fectly featured Hollywood faces In that room!” lablae are aew peeked la Ike asv Sa .VaNsi routed that claim. This girl b^ (To Be Oontliraed) asiel Path ath aew Umprkk something else—character and dis­ T U fn Cmpered sad jioekad aKpwely tinction. He liked the rather high KILLS SON WITH AXE ee podsrii, sdenoe esa da l i , . ^ forehead, the tilt of the nose, the Ajk^dW -^eadtiy hps drawn generously and, though Mount Morris, N. Y,, Nov. 18.- undoubtedly covered by rouge, of (AP)—Hacked by an axe« wielded a shade ^mroachlng naturalness. by bis apparently insane father, And this girl .ivas wanted for Samuel Rttfo, 8, died this morning Burder, in Dansville hospital. Bis father, c u p n "Wen,’' he said uneaafly, "you John Ruffo, 89, Ulled himself with were going to ten me about it—” a shotgim after he bad attackM his Bhe nodded, " m teU you every­ wif« and four othef children with thing,” she Mfned,, "if only you'U the axe. All are in the hospital in he^) me. I—I must ten someone. eritleal condition, with tDS youngs Z can't stand It any longarr MolUe, 4, not expected to ,"Maybe we’d better begin with T h e A ith tt- 'X: ONLY 7 MAJOR GRID ELEVENS Sponsor Named to N, J. Race Roard FOR MAKESHIFT H i' Re m a in u n d e f e a t e d , u n t ie d Hackensack, N. J., Nov. 18.— ^ and campaigns a large string of Qeorfia't hlghly-toutad g r i d (S p ecia l)-W illia m H. Cane, noted haraesa horses throughout the eleven osSp wMMsd Tale by a 7-0 New Jersey sportsman and impre- Grand Circuit. ■core la the Aue Bowl Saturday OF LOCAL earlo of the rich HamMetonlan Nationally recognised as a sports- but to thin obMTVor it Stake at hls Ooshen, N. Y., track, maa-coatraotor when he buUt the though tha potontlal power at the Snow, Storm Postpones vlaltora 9ms unlimited nnd thnt the ARMY SEEMS SURE has just been named a member of huge bowl on Boyle's Thirty Acres iijnrissi'hdiiiily Cripph the newly created State Racing for the famous Dempsey-Carpen- ■outhttm BuUdof just didn't feel JWOORSGiUMSni Opener O f Town Series Oommlselon by Oov. A. Harry tier "Battle of The Century," Mr. Uke “shooting the works" agnlnrit n OF KEEPING SLATE Moore. Cane has been even better known team It wns sure of bentlng. Red ud WUlk VU l«ii Mr. Cs^e, who Is well-known for during recent years for hls'spon­ nerW Y M.A ROW hls 85 years of sports activities, la sorship event' of the harness worid, Coach Harry Mellie must have CLEAN THIS WEEK The town eerles opener w m call-shen, N. Y., St Good Time Park, Goshen. Lost b ; Trojans Face wanted to play badly whether there ed around the state. Ed Dwyer and From then on Georgia played safe. ceDad, Dae te Saof. wtrd WiB Resorrot. was enow or ice on the field. Tommy Hayes of the Eagles, wlt^ Yale made seveml long marches I f there had been a game yes­ nested a g w e at the State Prison between the 80-ynrd lines but as Traditional Rivals Week- terday, Bnmlg Moske, star half­ In Wethersfield. The Trojans of the soon as the Georglani were threat­ back would not have been able to Prison defeated the highly touted ened, the BHIs ran smack up against The Olympic Juniors marksd up Crippled by injuries and thillft- End Program. play' due to a leg injury. "Ding" Bristol North Ends by a score of a defense that withstood every as­ their sixth straight vlotory at the blllty, a make-ahlft Manchester Farr reports that Moske will take 13-12. Dwyer and Hayes stated Open Rec Senior League s a rt It certainly looked as though expense of tbs JDast Glastonbury High eleven succumbed to a power­ that this was one of the best games the southerners could have tallied part In next Sunday’s game for Juniors on Saturday afternoon by ful Windham High grid machine la sure. The West Sides had a good tljey bad seen In a long time. The a few more times, had they so de­ HERBERT W. BARKER ths SCOTS of $ goals to 0. Ths lossrs tee football leasoh’s final# at M t chance yesterday to defeat the star quarterback. No. 1 of last sired. wsrs much hsavlsr than ths local Eagles with Moske absent from the year’s team at the prison is filling in boys but had not tbs same team­ Nebo Saturday afternoon, bowing New York, Nov. 18 — (AT) — a halfback position and is going Thursday Of Next Week A substitute fullback by the name lineup. Seven major undefeated and untied work. Samuolooa la m al for the by a score of 19 to 7. Seven Rsd This Is about the first time a "great guns." of Brown, playing la a sleeveless Olympic Jualort tixewod. The rest and White players, who have assn had moved Into the throne jersey that made him a prominent room of American football today, of tha team played finely against action during most of the sefson, REC BOOTERS BEATEN figure on the field, provided the their heavier oppeosate. Fish scor­ were unable to play and lack o f ready to pick up the aceptre re- Rules and Regulations of thrills of the afternoon with two llnoulahed by Southern California. ed la the first haU and Soott regis­ capable reservea proved one of tea brilliant runs. He had been stopped Hut of theae aeven, only Arm y’s tered number two la the ssooad factors in Manchester's downfall. BY SPORTS CLUB, several times without a gain In hls golden hfdmeted warrlore eeemed PROS WISE UP ON WHAT Loop Settled; West Sides 3-1 half. . Clese Flme Seasem first attempts at carrying the ball. oertalni In advance, to preeerve tnelr Three to four laohes of snow at WlUlmantlo seat a smooth-vtork- Soon after Yale punted and Brown xmUemlahed record for another Despite the poor condition of the Hartford caused the postpoasmeat tag, well balaaoed team late the w e ^ . All the others, Oregon, May Enter Team; Dancing daahed down the sidelines for forty of the jualoi league | ^ e bstwssa fray and played heads-up football field as the result of Satusday Mteblgan, Oeorgla, Duke, Princeton FOOTBALL FANS DESIRE yards and then on the next jHay the Haseo Rangers siad tie Olym­ to chalk up its sixth triumph la andNebraeka, were booked a^n st to Follow Games Wkh night's snow storm, the Maaohester ripped off thirty-five more. Georgia pics. eight starts this ssasoa tesrebv tradltlo^ rivals of formidable Reoa and the (3erman Sports Uhib kicked repeatedly on the third and Both Olympics teams wUl meet aveaglag tee 20-18 defeat whlqh ft rules !■ practical, as it brings back engaged In a soccer eontest at the last down, when It had only one or on Tuesday ac ths West Side. Im­ suffered last year. Maaoheater fia- power* . ^ to the game one of the most spec­ W e fly here’s what these contend* Charter Oak field yesterday after­ two yards to make a first down. portant business wUl be traasaoted lehed the season with a record CouM Not Depend Alone on tacular scoring plays — the field SmaD Admission. at era still have In frmit of them; noon, the visitors gaining a $-1 vic­ and all mambsrs .ars rsqussted to tour viotortee, ooe tie aad three do» goal. The second has made for a Army^Psbo Military la a breath­ tory over the local eleven. B, Karl It has been announced that W al­ be present a 7:00 p, m. sharp. feats, ons of ths most suooessful er able week after which the Cadeta Star Players to Fill Sta­ lot faster and more deceptive han- ter "Ty" Holland will not dozf There is an excellent chance that scored twice for tht Sports Club ssasons la the history of ths leoa) face Naoy and Notre Dame. dUng of the ball. and E. Bruggestra) obalked up the baaketball uniform this season, hav­ the West Sldea, a bulwark In town school. Unbeaten through tte C. d Michigan— The Wolverines must other. F. Hewitt soored Manches­ ing planned to go Into refereeing TOURNEY HAY FINISH I. L. slate,. Maaohestsr Is co-holder diums; Run Game on Basis Ths future of professional foot­ get past powerful Minnesota this sports activities, will again enter a ter’s lone tally. It *”$0 the first win to a serious way. However, this of the LMgue tit's with Bristol ball looks rosy to Lud Wray, for­ week and then Northwestern to team .In the Rec Senior basketball tor the Sporta Club la the Northern department learns that "1 ^ Is try­ Ite other two deffgts wore reoelvefi mer Paxm mentor who ooaohae the IN A THREE WAY TIE eltnch Big Ten honors and possible Similar to Big League League. ing out with the Pabat Blue Rib­ from Hartford BUgb aad Bulkeley ohamplonship recognition. Philadelphia Baglas. league for the coming season. OeniMB Sports Maaobester bons of Hartford and will probably High, both of Hartford. Ths l a t t « Oregon—Heir apparent to the "I look forward to the formation That much was disclosed at a a n b Reoa be with that team this winter. It Mlnneapolla, Nov. 18.— (A P )— team captured the Greater Hartford Faolflc coast throne and the Rose of an American Lasjnie In the near meeting held Friday night at tba Baseball Competition. Melners .. Thompson Is understood that the Blue Rib­ The posslbUlty that the national bowl assignment, Oregon must tie future, and then ws’ii have a world East Side Rec at whloh time repre­ ohamplohahip Saturday. sentatives of the Laurels, Colleg­ goal bons have considerable financial pooket billiard tournament would Saturday’s game at M t Nebo waa or defeat Southern OaUfomla this serlea of football similar to that of Lelnert ...... Uasey backing and will pay^ the players baseball,’’ he visualised. ians, Ansaldl’s Masons, Knoll’s, and end la a three-way tie for first one of the moet thrilling of the sesb week. The web-foots final game la ED ITO R’S NOTE: ’This Is the light-back cash and expenses for'every game, "The pros are taking the game Dills were on hand to dlsouis the place, neoessUating a playoff, arose sen, due to the pasting and kloklni| with St. Mary’s Qaela last of a aeries of three articles Wellskopp . . . Wilson something that most semi-pro teams Oeorgla —The Bulldogs have serlouely, as Is Ulustrated in the rules and regulations for ths league. as Charles Seabaok, Astoria, N. Y „ of Ray Moaser, tbs’ epeotaeular play on pro football, which la ahow- Both the Herald Newsboys and left-back In this vicinity have been unable to and George KeUy, Philadelphia, of "Chuoky" Smith and Arlton Judd Auburn to meet this week and then ing a tremendoua increase In way they tackle and run. Hamme. . . Fleming "Some time ago I asked Ed Boilers who contemplate on enter­ do aa they are dependent entirely on squared away for the finals. aad the oae all-around ability o| Oeorgla Tech and Southern Call* popularity. rlght-baok Thorpe, nationally known official ing teams In the loop wore not rep­ the gate receipts. A win for KeUy, now la third Windham’s Captain Ray Roy, HolUh fomla. Shook ...... McDonnell what he thought of the game. He resented at the mating. place, over the leader, Seaback, Lewis and Grauuhmel, . ^ Duke —North Carolina, North By JIMMY DONAHUE center-half ...... Oodsley lowed by a plxmge through thalln% Eaateni Features which could supply the spark neces­ game and, on being tackled by two its schedule on,Thursday and Sat­ Bristol tied for first The final row. However, all three are as­ center by Lewla, tor the extra point, mak­ Here are the outstanding features sary to fill its stadia to the capacity opponents, was knocked cold and urday nights providing the league Is standing Is as follows; sured of tee right to oompete In tee Robinson ...... 8. Hewitt ing the score 7-0. • The remainder o8 la the east, of this week’s program. of college stands, dsep gash waa put In hls head. composed of eight teams which W. L. T. Pte. world’s ohamplonship blUlard meet Inside left tee quarter was avenly matched and Bast—Pitt, having wrecked Du> Then officials began to purge the "He came back in the second half looks most likely at hla time. Eight Manchester ...... 4 0 at Chicago next monte. tee ball stayed practically In mi tracts were executed in triplicate; Oregon ...... 8 152 tee football rivalries teat will be later date select several officials during, the winter vacation periods, New Yoik, Nov. 13— (AP) —Bar­ and ond copy each was retained by for yesterday afternoon. The sud­ Emory and Henry renewed this week. They started tically ended the first half. who would work In a satisfactory including George "Jodco" Stangle, ney Ross steps out In another cham­ the player, the club and the league. den touch of winter must have gone (Virginia) ...... 8 189 playing In 1884 and have missed SeooM Half IkiUla manner. In this way it was thought who is gaining gridiron fame as sig­ The third quarter consisted most­ pionship appearance this week but The National League went into to the feet of the West Sides men, Bluefield College 256 18 nal caller K>r the Dartmouth In­ only three years since teen, 1887, Its only his junior welterweight 1933 composed of ten teams. This that all teams would find no fault. Murray (Kentucky) 1902 and 1903. ly of Windham's charges and pasa- as they refused tc pla^. This suggestion was voted upon and dians. crown he’ll be risking. league, It was understood, was to be Teachers ...... 7 212 25 es. Roy and Lewis charged the Une The youthful Chicagoan who won, augmented by organisation of The Eagles offered (o dear the passed and at the next meeting it and occasionally ran around the ends . Arm y ...... 7 191 The Rhymers, who met the University, Ala,—It may have and then sueoessfully defended, the leagues with Memphis, a TExas city field and spread sawdust over the is hoped that this matter will be to gain five first downs, resulting KirksvlUe (Mo.) Guards once last year and were been a 'ootball game for the rest Ughtwe^t title in two slam-bang and a New England center, as ground but to no avail, the West straightened out. Teachers ...... 7 187 26 but Saturday’s Virginia Polytech- finally In a touelidown by Lswis.^ To Have Dancing beaten, 88 to 33, have engaged the battles with ’Tony cansonerl, will hubs. Sides Just wouldn’t play bUl. What Duke ...... 7 153 36 Alabama clash waa jxut a big re­ Again Manohester held them from' It was also voted that one official St. Mary’s bail In East Hartford give Sammy Fuller of Boston a The National League teams were has football come to that a wet Georgia ...... 7 135 36 union tor Honr^ Crisp, Alabama as- their extra point, making the aoore scorer and timekeeper work each for Its home games and will make a chance at the somewhat synethetic Chicago Bears and Cardihals, field stops a game? Remember that St Qoud (Minn) alstant coach and ateletio dlreotor 19-0. game throughout the schedule and bid for the fan interest formerly Junior welter weight Championship Portsmouth Spartans, Boston memorable game played between Tesichers ...... 8 105 19 and Coaches Redd and Younger of A t this point Manchester started* In a ten rounder at the Chicago Braves, New York Giants, Green the Ftrates and Old Eagles ’Thanks­ the Ykqmes of Carroll J. Barrett and Princeton ...... i 151 0 held by the St.)M ary's. The Rhy In its beat playing of the Mitlre. Paul Cervinl, both local ^ r t fol­ mere lineup will Include Clubbuck, the BobWers. They used to be stadium Friday night. Bay Packers, Brooklyn Dodgers, giving day some years back at the Depauw .University 6 122 0 roommates of V.P.I. hut now they game; Mosser tried many nms axid On the same night, Madison Pittsburgh Pirates, Philadelphia old' Hollister lots? That was some lowers, were subxnltted, both men Michigan ...... 6 118 18 Lowery, Oreenbaum, Whinnem and passes resulting in two first (towna.; having had consl(^rable experience seldom get together unless their Square garden will resume ' fistic Eagles and Cincinnati Reds. day. Slush three inches deep on the Nebraska ...... 6 109 7 Hlmmelsteln. Ekidie O’Connell is In the fourth qtiarter he made ona In this line of work. Both these men teams meet. activities featuring a tea round mid­ With rosters of all-star players on ground and a cole drlzsle through­ St Thomas, (Pa.) the manager. successful and one unsuccessfu l pass will be approached and it Is hoped dleweight bout between Ben Jeby these teams, It was easy for bally­ out the game, which was played be­ CoUqge ...... 6 98 to “Chuoky" Smith. On the third that they will accept. The Pawnees A. C. football team Greencastle, Ind.—Here’s an ex­ of New York and Young Terry of hoo agents of the league to build up fore a York Giants. find tbolr opponents and had to be in a practice game et "Y” tomor­ only this time Lorte dashed tha en­ bo compulsory to charge a small ad- cessful In hls'drop klok tor the a»>» 1Vhen these two teams meet, there content with making arrangements By tlie Aaaoelated Frees. row night. The following playere tire length of tee field. ndssion fee In order to defray ex­ tra point making tee score lS-7-^ HIT AT CHAIN STORE is always a lot of noise^ about the to con''inue the series. Pete Young, Bluefield college of the Fillers are asked to report: penses and provide prises fdr the This put a^apirit o f hope t h r m ^ l pass rivalry between the two The dates agreed upon Su*»day, halfback soored bis 16th tou eb d o^ "Boney” Davis, "Flip" Morlarty, New York.—It will be the entire champion team. the apeotators and the players n r players, with the result that a lot of November 19 and ’Thanksgiving of tee seaeoa last week te laereeae '•Pine" Clarke, “ Red” Sheldon, Paeifie Northwest sgalxuit New oistomers walk through the turn­ All told nothing la being left un­ additional scoring hut as it waa Mto'’*' SYSTEM IN BASEBALL Day with no date set tat the play­ his Iqad ta the race tor aatioaat "Mickey’ Katkaveek, "Charlie" No- York at tee polo grounds Saturday stiles to watch a possible duel. done to .bring about a most succe^ in the lest quarter, .time tfid ao>t^ off ai^ ' re will be no need for one. football ecoring honors. veck, "Wado** Varrick, “Joe" Breen whan Oregon State maete Fordham. AnothAr wise move on the part of ful Senior buketball league. ’The In- We -'re jw rry the fans were Young's 96 points give him an Tha Beavers haven’t enough a|uxnnl permit. . Kansas City, Nov. 13.— (AP) — National League officials was to tMest Is very keen with every out- and “WalP* Kompanik. Game Uma, disappointed but we win be th e^ edge of 18 points over Keat of Mur- here to get up a/reel cheering sec­ The lineups; ^ Directing a blow at the chain store transplant stars from the west standin^layer In town being slgn- 8 :00. system in baseball, the American Sunday, November 19, and claim )r*y (Ky.) Teachers, who feUed to tion so they havf Invited the grad­ Maaeheatar WliHinanHe'^ coast, ro<^y mountains, scouthwest 'ed up. This league should be a sen­ Rautenburg ..... Is . Assoeiatkm has Imposed drastic the game by forfeit If the West add to hls total of 78, best in the Tha. members of the Olympic uates at OregoD, Waabington and and other piarts of the country for sation and with another meeting ■euteen Intercollegiate athletic WaShlnftop State to join them In a M lstretto...... lt..... 8ai penalties for clubs which acquire Sides are not. there. being called for Tuesday night at Juniors are request^ te repmrt at the spectators to see. - The eastern assooiatlcm. special seotleii and root against tee RoUnaon ...... l|g ...... iHayer strength from their major customers bad read a lot about An- Yours 111 Sports,_____ the Blast Side Rec further important the Weat Bide Rec tomorrow for a The loader la each group or con­ Rams. Leop a...... c ...... R stoig^ league affiliates except during the ge) Brovelli when he played at 6t. ED. F. DWYER. details will be cleared up. meesting. The meeting will start at ference es compiled by tee Assod-' ROW«e (c> e e e • q e '»,e e e e • bs e a i^ stages of the annual pennant Mar}r’s, Jim Mustek when he was a Manager of the Manchester Elaglea. 7 o’clodt’clodt Htarp. race. ated Presi: « _ MUwaukeo—Marquette’s football • * • e e e*s •eoeeeea jJT* . feared Trojan, and a bunch of other 0 TD Tot- By a vote of six to two, associa­ Player-Section The Raitytra baskethaU team wil fans are oalUng Wayland Beoker O obh...;.^..;..rs..... QardoifakAM boys out there. When they were Blasts— tion club owners in session here over Football Stars, practice tomorrow , night at the ths frqateat end that has tuned op C S m ltli...... qh.... brought east to flash on the grid­ Young, Bluefield.. . the week-end adopted a resolution .7 l A School Styest Ree at 7 e^elock. Every here tfnoe Vena DUwag end hese’e Friunr : e rw • r-if e e Ih h .,.. iron, the cash returns Increased. S. I. A. A.— setting May 15 as the last date on By ASSOCIATED PBESS member Is requested to report es one i f the reesbns why. In a reodat As • a e *,e e Kent. Mur. Teachers ;7 I I '7S w U d i a member club can obtain Dodf Nott, Detroit—Scored on f aiM . Badcar punted three times in e e • 4 e » An unexpected bit of color was H o c k g V ' B otith en ^ the team will open Ite season the players ftop their ■ major league 55 yKd na> with latercspted pass sttcesesMi and each time r**ad furnished by the Chicago Bears this' .7 10 V68 weak q f Kovem bw 9S end Coach spooBors. A team violating the and threw passes tor two other Oox, Duke...... down the field end tedded the re- jreSr. The Grange team baa de­ By Assoointed Big Tea— Hugh Greer ^tyaste hls team to be new regulation would be subject to touchdown* Mtdast oMvar., veloped the reputation of being Natloonl Lengagi ^ ■ 6 8 60 la tha bej^al-rtaiis . iaattysar the a fine of $1,000 for each game, and BUI Cbrkui, Staa^ord*- Kicked Bverhardus, Mlehlgea 6 “college" finishers, having won flva Detroit S; NeW York Mperlcanq 0. Southeastern— Rsoigara ImIA'U roberfi o f 84 vlo- gainiie won by. the offending team of their first six games by remark­ two field foalp in l u t iflve minutes Bbranton. you’re s h e d ^ TentyrMIhrt, Chicago 1; New Yorl^RangireiJO. Featbera, Tenaeeeee ..6 54 toriaa am i only 4 datoat' would be thrown out. able rakes in the last qumrter. This Oenndlan-Amerleea^ jUeagtie \ to beat Sputkera CglllbirpM X8-7. the Hartford County ~ up of^tte East's leadUg tliipa. M om W-aBd. The resolution met with the pro­ . Jack Buoklw, . at­ Big S b ^ fact allayed any suspicion of fans Quebec 6; Boston. 4. Graham, Kaaeaa State' 7 49 “V? b b aif# thay have two naw dMP4 ovedook S t T^ chb^ tests sf Bo'^lNuasbwi Milwau- that the pros were taking their game New Haven 1; Provld’IB ^ l. tack dkaV AveitylMbM H arv^ msAhert m ktettjgMte tb Tdassslae have ’ kse otwatf the 8t Loids ^at fbSr^ebdcriras. Rooky Mountain— e a ^ . Tonlgfifs seheditfe * Rlehttw, p ta h ...... 6 44 's ie * at auieae.ttm4lr'«d^ . Made. WMbertni cardtMts:juifrthj| Isi Louis Brofwns, 'A m pros have strayed from iiitsr- No games scheduled. ; Flits, Uktverslty of sartor hi8h wh» Ifisk Fast fla^bd W d aueh strong . ^ I s r t e - In the s s » >I|i^miS-#oDted plSoenMOt . after Southwest— collegiate rules in two instanoes put HlUlard, TMUa ...... ,S Witt tha Igh Icteai. " jCantSttA Spiiagitii aiibA.Y it i t i t w o f ths.tWD tfuhs the goal posts back on the goal toe po(at beat Poa- V m hav* allddd bad j$6iedhi makbig unaalmomi ths line, and permlttad fA w a rd passes Fourteen members of Vlrglnin'l ^veb-#»6. PacMo— i 41 ^aCtUBty eigM tiesidction' of Pnsldant Tboi$s J. to be thrown from any point behind Varsity football squnS are sens, wiOla8ta,.Oaiifi0inia ...b HkkHR » fios or tbs otelfi stors nephews or brothers bbm ^who mb* MisiOQfl VaUsg^ the line of scrimmage. . iSieM atthet'• • sjwtett. The first devlatkm from college teade|^ that university In other dsys. irigMfbr tdUabdewa WsUaa#, Pisite V , -"-y ,

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5 5 2 i£•*-c., LOST AND FOUND 1 AUltlMOBlLES FUR SALE 4 APARTMENTS^FLATS— I ♦ TENEMENT^ 68 so u ses l-OS RSNT « SMITH TO VISIT l U Y u n r s H m LOST— TWO RINGS. One wed- New partment, our pi ice low to sell STORM WINDOWS and storm nished, lint floor, rent reasonable. doors made to order. Call 4631. A pply 18 LlUey street. Judge. Washington was interested today age, seemed probable as a result of other stories^ assigned his birthday York home several daj?8 ago; > but quick to the highest bidder. You Estate of Patrick McDonnell late to hear of a prospective visit to­ complaints filed with the Secretary anniversary to Mrs. Cockran in before departing she word that are not obligated to drive any of of Manchester, In said DistHct, de­ WE HAVE A aUNNv 8. room ceased. of Agriculture by (Connecticut stalk 1891 in a wnim sical document wherever November 18 might find these cars. Some priced as low morrow between President Roose­ MUVINO— TUUCKINC^ apartment, that will make a com­ On motion of Bridget McDonnell velt and Alfred E Smith. grow ers. • which charged _her "To use my her. she would carefully follow out as 835. Riley Chevrolet, Armory admlnlstratrlz. STORAGE 80 fortable home thla wtntar, in the 'It was learned that the 1928 According to Senator Lonergan, birthday. with 'moderation and hu­ the rules laid doWn by the poet-au­ garage, 60 Wells street, telephone Johnson Block. Tdephone 6917 or ORDERED:—That six months from who preaentad the complaints for manity et tamquam bona fllla thor. 6874. ths 10th day of November, 1931, Democratic presidential nominee gnd SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the 3726. be and the same are limited and al Mr. Rooeevelt would get together, the stalk growers, immediate con­ famillae, the said birthday not be­ Robert Louis Stevenson who as­ accom m odation at Cbeii large Ue- lowed for the creditors within to but there was no comment at the sideration, will be given by the de­ ing so young as it emee was, and signed : e lights of bis birthday to BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOMS, modem, bring claims against said estate, u Lust Dus for lodge, part> dr team White House. partment to all of their protests, having carried me in a very satis­ Mrs. C)ockran upon learning she 815.00, Walnut, near Pine Street, the said administratrix is directed trips at special ratca Phent 8068 to give public notice to the creditors Political otieervers were inclined but the marketing agreement ap>- factory manner since I can remem­ was bom on CThiistmas, was him­ 8860. 8864. alao one new second floor, scraped to bring In their clalme within eald to link the meeting with the recent pears.to be the.only vehicle offering ber.” self bora In Edinburgh, Scotland, Waat Ad fntamiatloa floors, 818.Q0. Inquire Tailor Store. time allowed by posting a copy, of immediate relief. Following a con­ Observance of the birthday, the November 13/ 1850, thla order oh the elgnpoet neareat to Democratic upheaval in New York 8 Walnut atraet. ference with J. B . Hutson, in charge Stevenson document said, must be LOCAL AND LONU OI8TANU& the place where the deceased last dty. Smith declined public eup- Mrs. Cockran is the widow of moving, ganarai ^rucking, Uvary of the tobacco divisloii of the Agri­ “by the sporting of fine raiment, former Congressman W. Bourke FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene­ dwelt within said town and by pub port of the defeated Tammany H^l Manchester aarvlce. Out nfflUatlon with Unitao llshlng the same in some, newspaper ticket in the New York city elec­ cultural Adjustment Administra­ eating of rich'meats and receipt of Ckjckran of Ntw York, one of the Vana Servlca meana towai rataa oo ment, modem improvements, having a circulation In sgld probate tion, the Senator said that Hutson gifts, congiliments and copies of best known orators of his time. Evening Herald district, within ten days' from the tion. tumitura moving to diatant pointa. rage. 45 Ridgewood street Phi was of the opinion that the objec­ 6886 or 6220. date of this orde ', and return make W hile the President kept un CLASSIFIED Larga m odm tnieka. aaipertaneao to this court of ths notice given. aswrted bands off policy in this tion of thfi stMk growers to en- creachment by oufoide packers and man, prompt aarvioa. all gooda m- FOR RENT—TWO THREE 7 ^ WILLIAM 8. HYDE. contest, bis principal aide. Postmas­ building by the expanding public ed almost every day, Recording te ADVERTISEMENTS Judge. dealers who are now beaming stalk works administration, which oper­ aurad whiJa In tranMt ara faaturaa four room fureiahad or unfumlahad H - n - i t - i t . ter General James A. Farley 'sup­ Dr. J. T. Greene, the .Smithsonian Oeant stz averas* words to a Uaa oflarao at oo aztra axpana* to yoa ported Joseph V. McKee, in opposi­ growers, would be much more dif­ ates on night and day shifts be­ ‘Institution’s expert flies. Most apartmanta. Manchaatar Oonatruc- ficult to adjust. Ther^ is no con­ nombors aad abbrovlatloas Dally trips to Naw York, oaggagt Uon Oo. Tal. 4181 or 4809. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD tion to the Tammany slate. cause of room shortage. o f them are to ^ fi am ong the •aoh ooost as a word and eomponnd (oillvarod diraot to ataomahlp piars at Manbbeater, Within and for the The McKee ticket was defeated tract such dealers at present The office of education received 4,200,0(X) Insects Sm lthso- words as two words Idalmnis oest is District of Manchester, on the llth by which the government can con­ prleo of thro* Ussa For turthat informotloo call 8U68 FOR RENT —NEAR CENTER, day. of November, A D, 1911. but ran ahead of 'Tammany in the a flve-dfiy npilce to move to a less nlan collection. . are com - lilao rates per day tor traaslsat 8860, 8864. Parratt A Giaonay. lao. modem five room flat, flnt floor, Pr-.^eat 'W IILIAM S. HTDE, Eeq three cornered oonteot trol their activities, but the Agri­ attractive federal building, and petitors with bon the Farm Re- steam beat garage. Inquire 21 Elro Judge. Democratle leaders are now. won­ cultural Adjustment Act is bimg it was fbltowed out by the sub­ covery officials deays u| T otsj > ets COUKtiES AND CLASSES 87 The Administrator having exhibited may not be looking to the reorgani­ oil administration, and the citi­ dustry to a bearing on the por^rs, S Conseontlvs Days ..I • etsl 11 eta TENEMENT FOR RENT-All im­ hie administration acecunt with said sation of the party in New York With respiect to fixing a minimum zens’ conservation corps. “so that all Intereeted parties may 1 Day ...... I 11 otsi II eU BBiAUTY fTin-i^(AP)— growers, and unless it is Inserted coUar^Sro^lwf" wouldn’t have his ers and they reserve the lirht to rage, at 188 West Center street. ANOTHER TANK AFIRE laefore fined approval, shade grow ers old, nouse broken, 820 and 825. 106 Miss Bloise Hewitt, riding, instruc­ present Job. edit, revise or reieot any copy con­ Inquire 439 (Tenter street. could restrict th^r eu:reage on that Eighteen miles of draping mate­ sidered objectionable. tress, who shot at Jordon Cook, her rial was used for decoration of Union street, Rockville. Tei. 89-12. crop and then bdgln plemtlng stalk. CliOSlNO HOURS—Classified ada te FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement on AT TIVERTON PLANT negro stableman several times Sep­ No Shortage of Flies buildings for this irear’s Tennessee be pabltehed same day mast be re« tember 24, inflictlnf three wounds, The cqmplednt from the Stedk Grow­ eelved by II o’clock noon: Satnrdaye Wadsworth street, with «. There are alxmt 80,000 species of ■Valley Industrial and A gricultural today was held for Superior (jourt ers Committee has Indicated that 14:1(1 a. m. FUEL AND FEED 49-A Rent 880. Inquire 18 Wadsworth Tiverton, R. I., Nov. 13u—(AP)— files and a new species Is discover- fair.' trial in 81.500 bonds on a ciharge of they expected such compietitlon TELEPHONE YOUR Tank Number 4 at the New Eng­ FOR SALE—HART WOOD for FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement aggravated assault. from the shade or leaf tobacco land Terminal Company farm burst WANT ADS. stove, fumaoe and fire place. 88.00 at 179 Main streeL 'The Manches­ Ckipk bad worked for Miss Hewitt growers both in and outside the into flame at 4 o’clock this morning Ads are accepted over the ulephone cord, 84.50^)6? loaH caias. Heckler, ter Trust Company. seven years. . ___ -- state—thus Qffmtting: their own re­ mm but was quickly brought Under con­ at the CHARGk RATH given above telephone Rosedale 18-18. Testifying before Judge Barton ductions imder'Yhelr contracts. as a convenience to advertisers, bat trol. today Cook said' be went to the The sta;)^ growers, in presenting le GARB RATES will be accepted as FOR SA LE—SLABS, Hickory and 'iTie tank flared without warning JLL PA7MBNT If paid at the bosl-' BUSINESS LOCATIONS bouse where his employer lived and their complaints to Senator Loner­ oak. Selected flrepiace wood, cut from an unknown cause, no one was gan, state that they represent 30,- neat office on or before the seventh FOR RENT 64 knocked on the door of her apart­ day foUowlac the first insertion of to order. C;. A. Staya Dial 3149. injured. 000 acres' stalk tolsacco, being ment. Several shots were fired .1^ each ad otherwise the CHARQB Ra t e win be collected. No responsi­ TO RENT—STORE, WEST SIDE, Tank 4 was one of six that were about three-fourths of the tobacco through the door and he was wound­ farm investment in the Connecticut bility for errors In telephoned ads Orange Hall Block, East (Tenter swept by fire ekrller this month. ed. He was discharged from the wUl be assumed and their aocuraoy GARDKN^FARM— stre e t F loor sp. 870- sq. f t Rent Three men lost thpir lives in the Valley. They represent 4,000 farm cannot be gnaranteeA hospital last week. He has been DAIRY PRODUCTS 60 830 month. Call 3316. explosion and fire at that time and houses and approximately 20,000 placed under bonds as a mgtei^al- damage was estimated at 81,000,000. settled people. INDEX OF witness that he m ight be In court LARGE SIZE GBINERAL alectric TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main 'The tank was believed empty, CLASSIFICATIONS 9vhen the case was called against refrigerator; also ice refrigerator; street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ekl* company officials said, and no one Wrths ...... A Miss Hewitt Olenwood com bination coal anci ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 and 8025. was worttlng in the vicinity when Nugagements ...... m B The contention of the woman is BEHIND THE SCENES IN ICarrl- -es .•.■ar.r..Mr..» C gas stove; Silent Glow oil burner; the fire broke out today. gas watw heater: brass piping; that she was afraid Cook wja going DMktllA •••eesesa'W tBBK t •aafi.waaceac D 'TOe explosion t^rew gasoline over Card of Thanks • eaeaaraaamaagaea B dining, bed room, kitchen furni­ to enter her room, that he had bis In Msmorlam .. LEGAL NOTICES 76 a 200 ya^ radius and a large area » e • a a • • e a0Qi • *ia T hand on the doorknob* and that she V Lost and Pound 1 ture. child’s desk and ch ^ , high of the plant flamed. Nearby resi­ Annonnoements AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD fired the shots at random to scare > ata a a aia a aw a I ahair, gate, rugs, pictures, curtain at Manchester. Within and for the dents made ready to abandon their Personals ...... I the man. rods, shades, screens, screen doors, District of Manchester, on the 13th homes, but within a half hour of the Auteaiobnea porch screens, hammock, mason day of November, A. D., 1933. Antomobtlss for Sals ...... 4 Present WILLIAM S. HTDE, Esq, start <3f'the fire It was brought un­ By RODNEY DUl^CBEB Automobiles tor Bzoharge «..gn I Jars. (Tan be seen Saturday, Sun­ Judge. ' ' ' der cofi^fol. The Herald Washkigton Corre­ Auto Accessories—Tires ...... I day, or evenings. 16 Summit St Estate of Joseph Bohlmann late of ’I^e-jlafibline-soaked ground and spondent Auto Rspaliing— Painting T Manchester, In said Dletrlci. deoeased. (3J1SSF0RD MAY HEAD Auto Schools ...... t-A FOR SALE—A-1 YELLOW globe The Administrator having exhibited partially demolished tank continued Autos—Ship by Truck ...... I to bum but fire officials said there Washington, Nov. 13.—There are Autos— For Hire ...... 9 turnips 60c buahel, at the farm. H. his administration account with said estate to this Court for allowance. It was no danger of ft spreading. POUCE IN NEW YORK no hard feelings between Presi­ Oarages—Ssrvlos— Storage 10 Warren Case, Buckland. Tel. 8648. Is Hotoroyeles— Bicycles ...... li dent Roosevelt and Secretary of Wanted Autos— Motorcycles . . . . It ORDERED:— That the 18th day of State Cordell Hull over the Moley November, A. D„ 1933, at 9 o’clock YALE STUDENT INJURED Bustaess aad ProteBsioBal Servleea incident. Business Services Offered ...... IS HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 forenoon, at tlje Probate Office, in New York, Nov. 13— (AP)^—The Household Services Offered ...... It-A said Manchester, be and the same Is Stamford, Nov. 13. — (AP) — Sun, In a specied dispatch from the The President has taken pains MSlgned for a hearing on the al­ Building—Contracting e e e e « • • 14 BARGAINS—IN USED STOVES. to make (dear his anxiety to have lowance of said administration ac­ Qfiorgp Wallacfi of Providence, a Iner Pennsylvania at sea, said to­ Florists—Nurseries e e e e s e #-« g 15 Bought, Mid, exchanged; also oil Hull here for the Russian recogni­ Funeral Directors , ...... II count with said estate, and this Court Yale student is under observation day It was indicated that Brig. Gen­ BeatlntHI Plumbing— Roofing 17 burners. Speak quick. Open eve­ directs the Administrator to give at the Stamford hospital fqr possi­ eral Pelham D. Olassford U. S, A. tion conferences with Ma?dm Litvl- me. Inhsuranoe ...... 18 nings until 8. Jones, The Stove public notice to all persons nterestsd ble internal Injuries and fractnz'e of retired, is under consideration by noff, eft well as a^ the opening of r llllnery—Dressmaking .... II Man, Manchester Green Oarage. therein to appear 4,nd be heard there­ Msyor*Ellect F. H. LaGuMdla for the PanrAmericai conference In o vl ng— Trnokl ng—gtorage 10 on by publishing a copy of this order the skull as the result of an auto­ (READ THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PICTTOB) ^ntlng—Papering in some newspaper having a circula­ mobile accident early this morning. police commissioner. M ontevideo Dec 3. II FOR SALE—ONE USED RANGE The Thunder Man laughed long guess what is Inside, o f it,u before ProfesBlonal Servloa .« :• e 4 s e • • « II tion la said District, five days before The hospital reported him to be Under consideration with, him, There was some question wheth­ Repairing ...... I demonstrate. eseeeeeff II burner. Good condltloB, 87.00. said toy of hearing and return make "very sick." the Sun said, was Major (Seneral er steanper sallioge would permit and hmd, and said, “No wonder I Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning 14 Phone 6384. to this Court. Hull to keep both dates. Re probab­ “Don’t try to peek, and , snoop Toilet Ooode and S ervice...... 15 WILLIAM 8. HTDE. The car he was driving left the James E. Fechet, former chief of am proud! Why, I send thunder Wanted—Buelneas Service -««•••• the Arm y A ir Ctorps. (Jeneral Glass- ly can. Early repo^'ts Indicated that around. And, please don’t shake II road Just over the Ckinnecticut line rolling down upon the earth below. it. for some sound.” ’Thte Dotty Bklaeatlsaal H.11.I3.S3,______ford was in cBarge of Washington Hull would not sit ^n with , .oose- teurses ano Classee OFFICE AND STORE In New York state at High Ridge “You see, whenever thunder cried, "Please hurry up! iGee, I 17 and dropped down a 40-foot bank police when the bonus army was en­ velt and Lltvlnofl, and Washington Tlvate Instruotlon ...... II EQUIPMENT 54 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD gossips have Im aged a coolness roars, most everybody runs indoors. can hardly wait.” lancing ...... «*...x.ll-A at Manchester, Within and for the into a meadow. It w m wrecked. camped In the National capital last « « • between the 'W hite House and Htfi] It makes me laugh to think that I ruslcaJ—Dramatic „ , 19 District of Mancheeter, on the llth A registration certificate in the yekr. \ Wanted—InetmotloB so FOR RENT—Underwood and R o y fl day of November, A. D.. 1838. slB«e the latter insisted oB Molcy’a can make them run. Ho, ho!” "Oh, you will be the first to kick ' egr listed the owner aa Frederick The mayor-elect and Mrs. La- Flaaaelal typewriters, special rates to stu­ • Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE Esq., resignation os -assistant' secretary ‘T don’t see why you think it’s when, once again, I prove Fm slick. Judge. ^ A. Wallace of-284 Bowen street. Guardla au’e aboard the ship for a •ends—Stocks—Mortgagee l l dents. O. H. Wilcox, Box 171. Dial rest after the campaign. They are o f state. ftm,” said Dotty, “to scare every­ You see, there are two little wires. Nslness Opportunities ...... it 3443. Estate of Jeremiah Maher late of Providence. The injured man was one.’’ Then to ,rae Tlnymites she Manchester, in said District, deceased. expected to leave the vessel in Amtiasaador Sumner W'elles, Now, keep your eyes on me: Honey to Loan ...... |} ungble to tell anything of himself The Administrator c. t. a. having Panama and fly back to the United until recently regarded as ou. ace said, "Let's not beat any more. “ I’m going to Rudee long streaks Help aad SItaatloaa of the accident. kelp Wanted—Female ...... ti exhibited its administration aocount States, landing in Washington, D. C. (Upiomat - in :Latln Am eri^ will “Although he thinks it’s p.retty of light. I hope they wbp't fill you WEARING APPAREL^ with Ml eetete to thle Court for al­ uelp Wanted—Male ...... m geti -to MdprfeirldBo if the ' Cuban. sUok, let's not take part in bis mean with flight. 'Tha sfeeitite’ will Just lowance, It Is tidok. The thunder drum is his, Salesmen Wanted ...... 16-A FURS 67 O R D E R E D :-T h at the llth day of FLOTD ELUDES NET situsCiert straightens out in time. be lightning, that the.^Ucs on earth seip Wanted—Mgle or Female .. 17 November, A D„ 1888, at 9 o’clock, But his pxMtige has :‘been some­ so 1st him make the thxmder roar.’’ can see.” FOR SALE—BROWN coat, with • • • -Agents Wanted • •seeeeeeeesa • it ;* •7-A forenoon, at the Probate Offloe, In Memphis, Tenn., Nov. IS — what tarnished by the . Upset of He held the wirei'teal ^ose,.and Bltuatlone Wanted—Fem ale...... II red fox collar, and cuffs, sige 14, in eald Manchester, be and the same ts The Tinymltes agreed that she then the Tlnies watt sun»iaed Situations Wanted—Male 99 FOR RENT —Acting on a tip that Ciharies his plans for Cuba anid his pral- good condition, reasonable. IXal assianed for a hearing on the allow­ Was Just as right as she could be. again, ’cause everything be said Employment Agencies ...... 40 4403. ance of said administration account (P retty Boy) Floyd was hitUng enoe at the. confe’ence Isn’t con­ 14ve atoek—Fete ■ Pual tty —VsMelee with said esute, and thls-Cbuft di­ le Tenement here, police and Federal officers sidered as ImpertaBt as it ,was. jTie Thunder Man Just smiled, came true. The spari^ began ta. Dogs^” Blrds^*Pets ...•*...... 41 rects the Administrator o; t a. to A t^ 8 Spiiiee Stm t raided a home here tnday and axy .Hla’ fiimids in the State . De­ though, and exclaimed, “Well, FU fly- Llv> Stook—V ebloles...... 41 give publlo notice to ^ all - yepona, qiiit, too. “Ho, bo!” the Thunder lla£a cried Poultry and Supplies ...... 49 WANTED TO BUY 58 Interested therein to Sppisar and be W Itii Fumajeei Rent I^eaa- reet^ two women, one ot whom partment '.wltii he had, teturtied WanUd — Pets—Poultry—Stook 44 heard thereon by publishing a copy (xnable. See tiiey believed was a sweetheart of here soon after the overti^ow of "Of thunder we have hpd enough. out. There’s lightning aii Fas fialsi MIseaUaaaaas WANTED TO BUY PIPELESS fur­ of this order In eorae newspaper hav­ the desperado. Maehado'. ' ^ < ~Uow I'll show you spine, other stuff. about. Just anUUfik .it Eiobt out Axtlolss tor S a le...... 41 nace. Price must be reasonable ing a circulation In said District, five Police maintained silence concern- Crowded Out In Rush Yciu’ll be surprised when you all see into space and l^|Bt thb sky.” Boats and Aoceesorlee ...... 4« days before eald day of hearing and G^rge England Telephone Rosedale 31-5. big their ndd, but the mian they 'The ileepy (fid interior Depart- fee many things I do.” Building Materials ...... 47 return make to this (3ourt. 2&2 Sprncfi street Diamonds—Watohes—Jewelry ... 41 w i l l i a m 8. HYDE. , were advised .waa Floyd apparently msQtT-seOtKuuiiQf. it, i anyway-^ls He led them to a little box and (The Thander M$Bk )4 t rain Blsotrloal Appltaaos^-Bsdio ... 49 K TooiiCTiSBrtoSti gowtjPliw eiiSiecr^wto

r 4nl»erlt tba Mrth, 9 Touag fbikii raoelve tholr Iwt l¥i»’iiil to kt it gb back r m l when they dlaeover that ...... at tax pggfltf tliM. lofa*i young draam la reaUy a NIGB S l i T or StAMe$6 S W IN fiS I^ US^,*RWN6P0Unf dream . - >fOty "BCtiS HAJV6 ? VES, AS - ANYMORE CRAONS/’ ^Srauld Uke to i&arty aome rich iiiabian. S a a lo i^ Wen, X k n o d u d 'em^ odd o - TiNfe.AN E ^ P L E — ^^iat would you do In Latla; all right ^ A S 1V£ EVER AHAM 1 ' Junior—^What did you get? Senior—Zero. SyNCETWE ERA OFSVRN6»N6 I Bach«k> -Nothing. V > . • *DOORS 0 ^ E T ^ E m THi' ^ KNOCK\OJ.SO STIFF THEY CAN RUM UP Liet'a guit .lacking on the poor SAME MAKJ9-L00KS UKEW A' Sootohinan had lost hia wallet radio orooners. After all, the poor A MAIN SA,\U OM and had it retuiaed to him fay the feUowa must live. Heaven knows 9AK6 TECWMUiUEy— SHTTER ______■ ^co^.thrse.^aya later. He was ask­ VOU^-^.-AM' VESkLACJ why, Jmt tl^ nuist so let ’em BE CA-REFUL ABOOt ^ HOOpI b C A N -D O ed by the Qhler of Police to axamine alone. u a \ j c K the oonteata to see if hia mooqr waa OUT KT w\ MUSHT aU there. Hal—The midget 4s going to get “Aye, the money*a there a’richt y e p .- t A kpy - & s m ^ b u t mon, yeSre it three days—^edtat a divoroe from the fat lady. about tfae intereet?" Joe—What are the charges? JU UNDER TH NEW 1 A WOOPLE Hal—Oh, I suppose 50 cents, as usual; children half - price. • , A N V A K E r Roth—You aay you made that T M EA N * dress-for fO? -Harry (bashfully) — I. s-s-say^ AROUSED BeU—Tee, the gooda cost only |1 6 Madgd, w-w-would a kiss be out of J a y ttd . {dace? (7 Madge—Well, it shouldn’t be, if Don’t be too hard on the coneelt- you have any sense of dlrectloii. ed person. If the bubble of conceit of some Mrs(ma were pricked, noth­ jffiy—You must have a wonder­ ing would remain. ful memory to keep all that knowl­ edge in your heiul. George—Yes, I never forget any­ Angry Diner—Waiter you are not thing once it is in may head. lit to serve a pig. Jerry—Well, old man, how about Waiter—Tm doing my beat air. that $5 I lent you some months ago? The country is aaid to be suffer­ George—^Ah! That’s different. X ing from an over-production of oil, put that in my pocket u I over-production of labor, over-pro­ duction a t wheat and cotton, but not Necking parties were probably an over-production of mcmey—sot originated by, a pair of affectionate by a long shot giraffes. >

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. « -sVj* r.’A'JajSL. C.jic.'-. -f i m ABOUT TOWN titks jiaet teiflght at fha Twn]^ but another acMes win b««iB Bsact ■Hm cast In the Grange play, ^^eek. ’Xhuomas Weir ao4 tba CSmsigb o f ^K^axy to Reduce”' will have a re­ Park w m flrst at the 1|M session hearsal tonight at 8 o’clock in Odd and Richard Matchett woh the door AsttvMtas JlUaa: M a^ CatheriiA^ illtmpelpr ifito «t the Municipal Fellows >>*»- -It is important that prise. ^ . ’ ' Bbya* bearing ulMfis, 6-6 p. m. to ’Becmiie Ifeide ^ Bullflng flli^tfay. every one of the women be present. V Mias B i c m a daughter ot Mau­ The Manchester Chii Scout Oxm- Honrly Rates Spraled h easketban praotiee, AnsaMl’s S. Bntlm, Formerly rice .M. and Norii Ryan Blduy, was F ^:A t HaleWand Manchester assemli^, Order of d l will hcrid an important meeting Maiicatti6-7 p. m. ' den. * • ' ' < boim'to 8llc works. OIL W ^ E v w y chester Fire Department will hold I Manchester alrea^ has apidled for Begglnr naera ri this oU claim its mcHithly meeting tonight at 8 $150,000, which ytomes under this tbsy hove fomid none hettm. F. D. RUey of the R4ey Chevrdet particular fond. The government o’clock at the fire headquarters, company has returned from a hunt­ N <»aX »ra MAOHINR Jnd^ 15 gaflons. .IQV^cgfUb gOc^jhirehase and Hilliard street will donate 80 per ceiR outright and IlM.Msiit ing trip to Nicatouf l^ e , Maine. extend a loan for the remaining 70 .5 gatkme or more, He brought back with him a fine, per cent to be repaid overk period I BapnlrWork^ in Hale’s Health Mar- The Manchester Garden club will large deer. Grandmother Clark’s i i- -isfl meet tonight at 7:30 for its annual of srears. i O-Itte Pistoa Blutgs L T. WOOD CO. ket and Self^rve business session in the Robbins room Workers wiU be classified as fol­ QaMnvay W tetf FnDa 61 BiaaeD Street 'FeL 4M6 of the Center Church House. The Hubhtes will hold their meet­ lows when Manchester decides upon Grecery Department, ing tonight at 7:15 at the home of a project, and receives ij»e govern­ A i l Edwin C. Carlson of 54 Chestnut Mimi Helen Senbeil. The president ment money: Class A, minimum we win give FllEEan Rag Rug Strips street son of John Carlson, who is Miss Alice Sharp and the treasur­ rate, 50 cents an hour fbr common Am m can Legion was removed to St. Francis Hospi­ er Miss Sophie Nackowski. labor, stone spreaders and truck for Making tal, Hartford, Friday evening and drivers. Class B; miniipum, 60 HAL^-HATE CIR­ • immediately operated upon for acute Memorial Temple, Pythian Sisters, cents an hour for asphalt rakers, ( i ( ( 6(c c lx lc ! appendicitis, is making favorable will meet tomorrow evening in Odd bulldozer operators, compressor op­ CUS TICKET. Value Early American Rugs progress toward recovery. Fellows h*ii- A social will follow erators, cement bin operators, drill the business and all members are operators, firemen, from setters, 40c. Ever Ready Circle of King’s urged to be present. grode. operators, oilers, screen op­ PHILCO pound Daughters will hold Its monthly erators, stationary mixers, distribu­ Country BoO meeting tomorrow evening at 7:45 Mrs. Howard Keeney, who is in tor and pump operators. Transitone box in the Directors’ room of the charge of the children’s entertain­ Class -C, minimum, 70 cents an Whlton Memorial Library. Business ment Friday ikfternoon at 4 at the hour for blacksmiths, road finishers, AOTOMQBliE RADIO B U T T E p of Importance will come bef(^ Seccmd Congregational church, to be mechanics, etc. Class D, 85 cents No need to stu at herie to bear your farorite programs! •Now that handwork of all types is all the rage, you'simply must the meeting and it is hoped there given in connection with the bazaar an hour for roller operators and Enjoy the glorfous and perfect roMptum of the ; make'a few of these crocheted rag They’re easy to make will be a large attendance. The of the Womoi’s League, has called rough carpenters. Class E, mini­ ing, new P ‘ ■Tnasitone while ...... _ driving in ,your ear. All- '2 lbs. 4 3 c and jto with modern Colonlri furniture. Ckie box contains enough hostesses will be Mrs. Millard a rehearsal for tomorrow afternoon, mum of $1.20 an hour for carpen­ electrie—no “B” batteries. Nothing in sight but the ;^ny The taate test teDs! for-fSi J8sto-inch rug; two boxes make a S0x40-inch rug. Chloia: ' Park, Mrs. Frank Williams, Mrs. at 3:30 at the church. Upwards of ters, crane operators, stone masons, steering eolnmn control unit, QnkSclj MODEL 10 • Olriri

n t o b t o O toM ID S o r EXPLOSIVES The Manchester PuU^ JfaA et PINEH U RST DIAL 4151 USED YEMK.Y M THE ‘Hm CMl' NNES Try Our E^ly Delivery! Fruits - Vegetables TeL 8500 MICOALISIBTIUQC FOR DELIVIBBY TUESDAY MEAT SPECIALS Green Beans, 1 O ^ T H i r r a n r m a l i t y ANYWHERE IN. TOWN TENDER, MEATY SHOUUIER or NOCTHIRN rwN< Tender Large , 2 quarts ...... X tVLVANIA HARD CUAL PcT' Case l a m b c h o p s , Ib...... • • «< MTlirrtSA KARMUli BRANDS 24 Bottles Fresh Mushrooms BiUrzTO lorariFYiT Gorieata I NICE LAMB FOB STEWING, Legs of Lamb lb . 1 9 e r o i T H l PROTMTIOH YeDow Globe *^iiniip8 O P tV T I lb...... ^ Average weight 75/2 pounds. Special only on whf k * fe|r< riiormlf: VTasty Ginder SM tos.' kraut In faoBt ar 1 coal* la tw# Abrt ymuA Home Ma46 C ii^iifim B r o s to i^ ^ . If Ton Are M ak^ BDiijee Snet la a a IB11C6 lAeat Beef, • V a BoOedader T i t a Jtl40>r^ C m r n u ifi