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VHB WBATHER NET PRESS RUN VoiMABt hr U. «. W M (h«( Bamra. AVERAGE DAILY craOULATION New Uhreh for the month of December, 1928 Unsettled tonight; Setnrdar fair s ta te 5,209 C onn and slightly colder. Member cf the Andit Bnreaii of ClrcnlatloBS t (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE TUfKEE CENTS VOL. XLIIL, NO. 75. (Classified Advertising on Page 14) ill,! SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929. MRS. RICKARD Are Martians Trying WltKiS PARn Major John and Florence HOOVER CONSULTS GETS BULK OF To Signal The Earth? ATSOUTHPOLE WITH EUHU ROOT TEX’S ESTATE Paris, Jan. 11.— Is Mars trying^ M. Pensa and fellow scientist TOmEBACK to signal the earth? observed between 8 and 11 p. m., a glow of silvory light, on absolutely M. Henri Pensa, French astrono ON CABINET POST moonless nights, sufficiently strong Jack Dempsey Says Promo mer, says that the phenomena re to ena’olb a c.an to see objec*^a 200 To Store Their Machines cently witnessed in the Rhodes yards off. That was last winter. The same phenomenon was again wtt- Venerable Leader of Re^lh ter's Wealth Will Amount mountains, in Auvergne, when nesael in November. In the ..bsence and Equipment Until They meteor-like trails were seen in the of a moon the astronomers were un REED WARNS to a Million— Other Por sky, may turn out to be Martian able to account for it. ' Retnm Next Season; Their lican Party Called to si^nsils* Astronomer’s Opinion His statement aroused high in M. Pensa, therefore, suggests AGAINST THE Washington by President- tions of the Will. terest in scientific circles today. that the Martian 4, having, unsuc Reason for Leaying. On three successive nights— at cessfully tried last winter and again the same hour each time— “ me in November to signal the earth by KEimPACr Elect— Root Considered light waves, have adopted a more New York. Jan. 11.— Mrs. Max teors” wore seen in the Rhodes New York, Jan 11— A copyright regio. They left a trail of fire In violent form of slgnallnig in the ed article written by Captain Sir ine Elliott Rickard, the widow of form of “ inter-planetary bombard One of Ablest Men in their wake. ’ hen :hty suddenly Hubert Wilkins published in the the late Tex Rickard, ihherited the fell, fragments were picked up. ment.” Hence, the “ meteors.” Missouri Senator Says Amer bulk of the millionaire sports pro 'M. Pensa m .intains that no me After three nights, the meteoric New York American and associated United States— Sened as moter’s estate, by terms of the will teor would ha e bee i senn on three phenomena ceased as suddenly as Hearst newspapers today announces succesii'.e nights travelling in the they had appeared. If the theory of that members of the Wilkins-Hearst ican Institutions Would made public today. same direction. He believes that the M. Pensa is correct. Mars is once Antarctic Expedition are about to Adviser in Two Cabinets. According to Jack Dempsey, the “ apparitions” may be the result of more discouraged by its futile ef return to civilization. estate will amount to $1,000,000. a Martian attempt to signal our forts to communicate with the “ We have decided to postpone Be Jeopardized by Pro Following is Rickard’s will in planet. earth. further exploration until next sea son” , Captain Sir Hubert, who is Washington, Jan. 11.— .After part: commander of the expedition, says, posed Ratification. i nearly a week of constant confer- “ In the event my wife, Maxime “ because of the unusual meteorolo j ences with politicians, weighing Elliott Rickard, shall be alive at gical conditions during the early i their recommendations, Herbert the time of my death, I give and part of our season and the fact that Washington, Jan. 11.— Senator ATTACK ON HIGH HEELS Hoover found surcease today in a bequeath to her the sum of fifty oui* discoveries show that Graham- Reed (D) of Missouri this after thousand dollars ($50,000); my long talk with one prominent parfy Land is a group of islands, not part noon warned the Senate that real property located in the state of of the Antarctic continent and not figure who, is quite confident, was Florida, and all my personal ef American institutiens .would be AROUSES MUCH INTEREST offering, as we thought it would, a no appoinment and no political pre fects, automobiles, household goods, connected line in case of engine jeopardized and the safety of the ferment after March 4— Elihu furniture, books, pictures, silver failure.” nation imperilled by unconditional ware and chattels of like general j To Leave Machines Root, the venerable Nestor of the ratification of the Kellogg-Briand character. The provision for the | The article adds that the explor Republican Party. , benefit of my wife. Maxime Elliott |New York Doctor Agrees RAPID JUSTICE ers intend to look for a safe place Peace Pact. The aged leader— he will be 84 Rickard, in this paragraph, second; today in which to store their ma With his twenty years service in next month— emerged from his of my last will and testament, shall, chines and equipment until next semi-retirement and came to Wash be in lieu of dower. ! With British SpechJist the Senate near a close, Reed sang IN WITCH CASE year’s venture into the frozen Polar the swan song of his long battle ington at the express invitation of Other Bequests. regions. When the party returns, it “ I direct my executor to divide] against entangling alliances. He at the president-elect. Mr. Hoover, it That The; Are Injorious was also said, an effort will be made tacked the Kellogg pact as a “ mass was said, wanted to have “ a gen my stock holdings in South Amer-1 to find a more southerly base for of confusing interpretations,” de eral consultation” with Mr. Root^ ica Land & Title company of Para-| explorations.' guay, into such number of parts as ■ claring the treaty had a hundred and th ^ had it over the Hoover But Women Think Not. Curry's Fate in Hands of “ We are highly gratified over the breakfast table in S street. near equal as may be, as shall! discovery that Graham Land, hith different interpretations. Ho ap equal the number of those herein- ■ pealed to the Senate to place its Wanted His Opinion. erto thought to have been a part of Particularly, it was said, Mr, after in this paragraph named. One . n kio-v, Jury and Another Being the Antarctic continent, .was in own interpretation on the treaty of each parts I give to each of the- New lork, Jan. 11 The high and added he would then join in Hoover wanted to obtain the de reality a group of islands detached tached viewpoint of Mr. Root upon following who shall be alive at the; heel of milady is phj'sically injur- from the mainland,” Sir Hubert ratifying it. time of my death; my sister, Alice Picked for Hess, Every war in history, every in a variety of matters that will affect lOUS. said. vasion of a defenseless country, he, Ills administration after March 4. J. Burk; my sister Jesse H. Adams; The heel is beautiful. Next Year’s Plans. my sister, Sylvia Hedman; my said, could have been waged under They discussed Cabinet appoint The high heel is older than the “ Next year, we can hope to carry niece. Merle Rickard; my niece. BULLETIN! our b£LSe to the continent itself, the terms of the Kellogg pact. ments, Latin-American affairs, and Ruby Rickard; my niece. Maude M. United States— so what is one to do and start from there on a flight world policies in general. They Johnson; my nephew, William T. about it. Jan. 11— John Currj-, a rud along the still undiscovered coast HIS L.4ST FIGHT discussed them at such length that Jennings; my nephew, Robert T. This was the variable reaction dy cheeked, black liairec( boy line from where our discoveries He’s “ in the army now!” The spiffy young ma^or of the First the president-elect was late getting Jennings; my nephew, George R. Company, Governor of Connecticut’s Guards, pictured above, is John Washington, Jan. 11.— Senator to his hotel for the daily round of today to a dispatch from London of 14, was today found guilty ended this year for a further l;800 James A. Reed, leader of the Irre- Jennings; nephew, Cecil M. Jen quoting an attack on the feminine Coolidge.- ’The pretty gitl whose hand he holds is— how did you guess political interviews. of murder in the first degree miles to the Ross sea barrier.” it?—^Florence Trumbull, John’s fiancee and daughter of Governor John concildbles and veteran Of a thou nings. high heeled shoe by Dr. A. E. Ken- “ By his second successful flight,” There is probably no living Re Romembers Mother. for his part in the slaying bf H. Trumbull of Connecticut. The picture was taken at the inaugural sand legislative battles, will stag's publican w'bo has a. richer back “ In the event my mother, Mrs. nard, bone specialist. Dr. Kennard Dr. Bowman .says, “ Captain Sir Hu his last great senatorial fight to asserted that high heels would re Nelson D. Rehmeyer, aged ball In Hartford. John was appointed to the governor's staff after an ground of' experience and knowl Lou J. Adams shall be living at bert Wilkins, commander of the act of the legislt^turp had amended the‘National Guard law of the state. day with a formal speech against sult in a generation of crippled wo “ |)ow wow doctor.” He was Wilkins-Hearst expedition, has edge 5f governmental policies, both the time of my death, I give and be Florence has on an imported frock of white georgette trimmed with se unconditional ratification of the domestic and foreign than has queath to my trustee hereinafter men and charged that some British sentence by the jury to life brought a sharp focus the extra Kellogg-Briand Peace Treaty. society women even were having imprisonment. ordinary results of his three quins. ______Elihu Root. He served in two cab named such sum as in the judgment The “ Fighting Jim” of Democra inets, McKinley s and Roosevelt’s. of my executor hereinafter named, their middle or little toe amputated This was tlie same verdict months work. cy, who retires from the Senate on in order to wear fashionable shoes. that another .lury gave In the “ Wilkins achieved a whole year's He was his party's leader in the will yield a sum of $6,000 a year. March 4 after a spectacular 20-year Senate for six years, and the diplo “ Upon her death my said trustee Agrees With Specialist case of John Blymyer, co-de work in a 1,200 mile flight made career, probably will make one of “ I agree with Dr. Kennard that fendant, w’ho claimed Reh- COOUDGE KEEPS FRIENDS matic missions that he has under shall in the event my daughter, unfier ideal weathe. conditions. the greatest speeches of his career. Maxime Texas Rickard, be then liv high heeled shoes are tending to myer “ bewitched" Curry, Bly This was done in nine hours on taken in behalf of the government; corrupt the feet,” said Dr. Thomas myer and Wilbert Hess. Hess His oratory will mark the final would fill nearly a column in the ing, transfer, convey and pay over Dec. 21. spurt of the Irreconcilablea to block the principal and corpus of said Denison Wood, professor of health is now on trial. Solved Great Problem. average newspaper. education, of Teachers College, Col GUESSING AS TO FUTURE the administration’s purpose to Avon I’feace Priae. trust fund for the benefit of my “ Upon this flight he solved one ratify the treaty, without any pub- umbia University. of the greatest problems that has He won the Nobel peace prize as daughter.” lie statomeut of tho American terms as 1912. He is a member The will also leaves a trust fund “ Modern shoe styles are causing Courthouse, York, Pa., Jan. 11— been puzzling scientists as to the structural changes In the feminine of adherence! of the permanent Court of Arbitra to bring $2,400 a year for his The case of John Curry, 14, charg Antarctic. He established that Gra- Other Fights mother-in-law, Mrs. Flora Haig. foot. Under present conditions, President Conceals His Plans > tion at the Hague. He was the most women are not using all their ed with the murder of Nelson D. ASK RESIGNATION The shades of three other sensa (Continued on Page 2.) American jurist invited by the toes in walking, and the ultimate Rehmeyer, aged “ pow-wow” doctor, tional treaty fights will sweep League of Nations to assist in draw evolutionary effect cannot be pre went to the jury at 10:45 o’clock across the Senate chamber as neea ing up the plans and specifications' (Continued on Page 2.) Well-Reports Say He| OF GENERAL BOOTH dicted. Remember the horse once this morning. demands more definite protection for the present World CourL H6 Is was a five-toed animal.” The judge, in his instructions, RAILROADS PAYING WiB Take Up Writing fori ___ of American institutions before the president of the Carnegie Endow Dr. Wood said that he had never told the jury that he could not see treaty is approved. ment for International Peace. And from the evidence adduced how it heard of toes being amputated for Senator David A. Reed (R) of only recently he accepted member the sake of fashion hut said he ha'l could return a verdict of man Penn., a cousin of the Missourian, ship on the committee of interna STEINHARDT’S AIDE heard of certain cases wherein wo slaughter. The boy would under a DIYIDENDS AT LAST the Magazines. Head of Salvation Army Giv slipped into the spotlight simul tional law practices under the' men had a “ hammer toe” amputat manslaughter conviction serve but taneously by spending an hour with ed due to the effect of too tight from one to ten yea^s. Hagiie. en Until Monday to Make PresiGent Coolidge and Secretary of One of Mr. Hoovers’ spokesmen, ATTEMPTS SUICIDE shoes. , Justice moved swiftly. The jury Washington, Jan. 11— President State Kellogg late yesterday. The Disturbs Balance had hardly retired to deliberate the answering a query as to the signlfi-=, Stock Holders Certain to Coofidge, in these closing days of Pennsylvania Reed went to the cance, if any, of the visit of Mr. ’ The feminine high heel dislocated fate of Curry when the third co Known Decision. White ’House, hoping to secure j the center of equilibrium and was defendant, Wilbert G. Hess, 18, was his administration, apparently is Root, said:, some concession from Kellogg who Mr. Hbover regards Mr. Root m j spoiling the feminine carriage and brought to trial. Make Some Money Dur having one final fling at keeping his has refused every compromise offer Federal Messenger Got I making graceful walking almost a Hess Jury friends as well as the public guess the veneralble leader of the party,- London, Jan. 11.— Formal de from the Irreconcilables. Before he Ita Nestor, so to speak. He invitefi 1 Selection of the Hess jury was ing. saw the President, Reed conferred begun at 11 a. m. Hess, a tall, ing the Coming Year. mand that ht retire as supreme him to come for a general consulta $100,000 for Revealing Just as he got a whole year ot with the Missouri Reed, Senator gawky youth, seemed scared. He head of the Salvation Army was tion about many things that will af (Continued on Page 3.) glanced furtively around the court concealed amusement out of an William E. Borah (R) of Idaho, fect his administration. He desifed' room and was very nervous. nouncing he “ did not choose to run made personally upon General leader of the treaty group. Senator a detached and independent view-’ Court Secrets to Swindler BY W. S. COUSINf;. in 1928,” refusing to amplify that Moses (R) of N. H., author of the While the jury was being select I. N. S. Financial Editor. Bramwell Booth by a High Council point on many problems; That -is ed Mrs. Alice Hess, mother of the statement, and then watching a deputation a1 General Booth’s Irreconcilable “ resolution of expla all.” good many political writers floun nation” and other opposing leaders; defendant, took a seat at her son’s New York, Jan. 11.— Several im heme in Soutliwold, this afternoon. After the Root breakfast, the, New York, Jan. 11.— Following STEWART TO FIGHT side. She is a believer in witch der around over his true meaning, He apparently carried a final peace president-elect hurried to the -hotef portant upward revisions of rail so today it appears he is getting an General Booth’s decision was offer direct to the President. complaints made by scores of busi craft. She testified she gave her postponed until Monday, office and resumed his political consent to Wilbert to go with Curry road stock dividends are on the inward laugh out of the consider Senator Borah meanwhile an fqrences. Senator Thomas (R) qf ness men, six federal judges and able efforts to ascertain his ph.ns The deputation of seven mem and John Blymyer to get a lock of cards for the early part of 1929, nounced he expected a final vote on Idaho. Senator Deneen (R ) of Ilp- fleeced women investors, a sweep ROCKEFELLER AIM after leaving the White House on bers, bearing a lettpr containing Hehmeyer’s hair. mostly as the.result of the satis .the treaty Saturday. He also de- nols. and Senator Bingham XR*)' ing Grand Jury investigation was March 4. the resolution adopted by the High Seven jurors in the Hess trial had factory increases in net earnings ':clared he would not permit any of Connecticut, were . among bis'< begun today by United States At been accepted when luncheon recess Just before the holidays, when Council at Sunbury-on-Thames, •step, which could be interpreted by over the last two or three years. asked to comment , on an Interna yesterday went to South wold by first callers. torney Charles fl. Tuttle into the was announced. This is of special importance to an “ interpretation or reservation" ''Fighting Colonel" Refuses tional News Service story to the ef motor car and presented the docu Just before noon, the politlckj administration of bankruptcies. As Counsel for John D. Blymyer, the long-range holders of stocks of to the treaty. conversations were broken into'liy fect he most probably would return ment to the 72-year-old general. the scandal assumed wider ramifi convicted “ pow-wow” doctor,” made the transportation companies who a delegation from the American to Northampton, Mass., for the This resolution suggested that cations this morning, a prominent to Resign His Job in a motion for a new trial on the are more interested in their divi Philosopbical Society, fpanded , by ground that the “ verdict was time being, he let it be known “ that the general retire because of the lawyer, a former Republican candi dend checks than in the fluctua guess was as good as any other.” Benjamin Franklin, presenting the date for Congress and a federal against the weight of evidence.” tions of stock prices. It is also of long illness frem which he has suf POUnCiANS SEE SPUT president-elect with an engrossed Judge Ray P. Sherwood took the To Go Back Home court messenger were involved, and Standard Oil Company. interest to traders in the, railroad fered. scroll commemorating his eleetiqi). motion under advisement. ^ Today,-it seems to be a little bet- The delegates left General It was hinted that a police lieuten shares who have seen their stocks tei than any other. Cumulative in IN DEMOCRATC PA R H Mr., Hoover has been a menber of ant and "high officials would be virtually stagnant while the in formation from surface and sub Booth’s South wold home at 2:15 the society for ten shears, and Is the- drawn into the case. New York, Jan. 11.— Col. Robert dustrial speculative favorites have surface'sources would indicate that p. m. The general had asked for uinth member to be elected to th^l Stole Millions. been dancing hilariously on the W. Stewart, c:',lled “ The Fighting at least the first few months after time to consider his position be presidency. The inquiry centers around tafbe, reeling and rocking all the his retirement from office will find fore making reply. Gov. Roosevelt Tosses Over David Steinhardt, fugitive lawyer Colonel,” is going to live up to his “ BATTLE OF HAVANA” way from 10 to 200 points. Mr. Coolidge back in the New Eng- Evangeline Present board One of A1 Smith’s Pet Washington. Jan. 11—Enough rec- and former candidate for Congress. New Haven’s Action. sobriquette. Undaunted by the Although not a member of the Proposals—Is New Leader. ommendations and 'endorsements He is alleged to have absconded Rockefeller millions anu the power IS WAGING MERRILY A few weeks ago the directors of deputation, Commafider Evangeline to fill a doun Cabinets are piling up.- with from $500,000 to $2,000,000 Booth, head of the American given him by credulous investors in ful Rockefeller influences. Col.; (Continued on Pqge 2.) Albany, N Y., Jan. 11.— Gover on Herbert Hoover’s fiat-topped (Continued on Page 2.) Branch of the Salvation Army, desk in the Mayflower hotel, behind the hope of receiving huge divi Stewart pi ns to fight ack with In nor Franklin D. Roosevelt today which he sits for eight hours dalf;?: dends. ' Steinhardt is under indict tense vigor the efforts of John D. American Steamer in Such a went to Southwold. but did not tossed overboard one of former ment charged with embezzling court succeed in seeing General Booth., Governor A1 Smith’s pet proposals watching the big parade of'visitors Ecckefelle: Jr. to remove the Hurry to Get Back Takes file by. The' music to which they funds, funds belonging to bank forme-' from chairmanship of the Marriage Doesn-t Mean In a statement to International — the consolidation of the smaller rupts, while a receiver in bank Few Passengers. New Service, Commander Booth, march miight be called the ’’Job board of li.ect'rs of the great counties of the state! Hunting Blues.” ruptcy, appointed by the federal Standard Oil Company. Wall street who is a sister cf the general, ex “ I am not going to take up the court. Many women were drawn plained her visit: It is a new experience for the looks for its own financial battle of Hoboken, N. J., Jan, 11.— The Perm anent question of consolidation of coun president-elect, and an Ulumtfiating into his “ investment pool.” A get- the century when forces now being American owned Ward line scored “ I came to the house for the pur ties but later I will take up the rich-quick scheme. pose of seeing Mrs., Booth and one. He is saij_d to hare dryly olb arrayed como to grips. a deceslon over the Cunard line In question of -the improvement of served to- friends that he had not Guts His Throat. Col.Stew'art leaves today for tffe New York-Havana route rate Catherine (daughter of the gener trwn and county governments,” Max Pinner, a federal court mes Berlin, Jan. 11.— “ No marriage when they recognized .three distinct realized before that 'Uhe unemploy Chicago. Before he left, Stewart war when the President Roosevelt forms of -marriage:— the sacred al) to talk things over; 1 hoped to Roosevelt said. ment situation had become Jsd- senger and a cousin of Steinhardt, made plain to friends and associates arrived here from the Cuban city can mean permanent happiness.” be allowed a little peep at my cut his throat last evening when marriage sanctified by a< priest, This statement by Gov. Roose acute” since he had last seen Wash* that he will fight bitterly against today after establishing a new all- This dictum was pronounced by which could be separated only by a brother, but it was impossible, velt was regarded at the Capitol as ington, nor that.there yv-ere so many confronted with evidence that he time record for the run. The trip Dr. Foul Bjerre, Swedish physician thought perhaps 1 could offer a lit had been paid $100,000 by Stein Mr. Rockefeller’s plan to Just him. priest'; the freer civil marriage, and the first real split between the men of outstanding ability avail Has Powerful Friend.- was made in 58 hours and 5 min and sciehtifle researcher, in a lec the soTcalled concubinage which be tle comfort and advice.” present executive and former Gov; able for government service. hardt to reveal official secrets. His utes. The Caronia also arrived to salary was only $1,800. Federal Backed by powo-';';il western ture on “Evolution of Marriage” came a regular marriage if the wo Commander,Booth remained in Smith. It may have a far-reaching “ Collection Period” men pointed out that a messenger financial Interests, who ha’ e long day. held in Eerlin. > man spent'less than thrqe nights a another room while the deputation effect in the management of the This ten-day period 'which Mr. carrying decisions from the judge’s been ardent admirers of Col. Stew 'While the President Roosevelt Marriage, according to Prof. year outside the house of her interviewed General^ooth. Democratic party in New York Hoover is putting in here Is.termed chambers to the federal building art’s brilliant record in building up averaged 21.1 knots on the .rip up Bjerre, Uke everything living has t“man.” ■' state. > .* his collection period, that is, he Is to noon yesterday the ship only Car saying little and coilecUpg all the might be in a position to cause the business of the Stand.ard Oil its ups and downs, and the success Dr. Bjerre believes that no haVm ’Veteran political leaders at the ried thirty-three passengers. One GET 60 DAYS. information and .data hvallable. The reaping of huge profits. Company of Indiana, and with the of marriage depends upon the abil would be done to the dignity and Capitol look, upon Gov. Roosevelt’s Pinner screamed that he wanted unsolicited su port of thousands of hundred and two passengers came ity of husband and wife constantly sacredness of the church-sanctified real sifting process, the welghip« back on the Caronia. marriage If the state recognized the Greenwich, Conn., Jan. 11_—Nor declaration that he will not press and the eliminftting. will come to die, but doctors say he will live. small stoclholders who have shared to renew and intensify their rela the question of consolidation of Another Arrest. 1-. its huge profits in recent years, Officers o f the Roosevelt denied tions through complete frankness freer forms of marriage as well, be man Solvllle, 22, .and Frank Cook later when.be leaves the tarbnlaai the “Fighting Colonel” has been that theismall passenger list on the and honesty. cause the present form of marriage ery, 23, went to" jail for sixty days county as virtually serving notice political atmosphere, of the oapltai A few hours later Gates was on A1 Smith that there is a new arrested and held for arraignment quietly but effectively massing his) trip was dtie to the fact that liquoi^ Romans’ Idea. is neither firm nor free. ' each today for assaulting Philip behind Jiim and goes .luluUt cannot be obtained on the vessel. Dr. Bjerre believes that the an Dr. Bjerre rejects celibacy for Riley, 60. All were af’ 'dants at captain of the, Democratld ship in (Contlnaed on Page S.) (Continued ou - age 8.) The Caronia carries a bar. cient Romans had the right,system biological reasons- a local sanltari'.iinv this state. tContinved . PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRJDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929.
since he was forced to tahe to his DOCTORS TRIUMPH bed on November 20. - RAILROADS PAYING NOT ENOUGH NAMES to SCHOOL GIRL DIES The King’s illness began with a WILKINS PARTY MRS. RICKARD cold and chill. It was presumed he N.Y. Stocks caught the cold while standing DIVIDENDS AT LAST START NEW CHURCH WHILE UNDER ETHER IN KING’ S CASE bareheaded at the Armistice Day ceremonies, but it was reported ATSOUTHPOLE 1 P. M. (Continued from Page 1.) GETS BULK OF later at Buckingham paiace that the Cfin’t Complete Organization Was to Hare Had Tonsils Re-! Allied Chem ...... z cold developed on a hunting trip. the New Haven railrdad restored of Polish Independent Order Am Botch ...... 42% Ten Physicians Consulted in Operation Performed the common stock of that company TO COME BACK Until More Sign Petition. TEX'S ESTATE moved But Passed Away Un Am Cm* &' Fdy 10 4 % Every method known to twen to the dividend column, thus writ der Anaesthetics. Am Tel & Tel .•••••••... .195 7^ tieth century medical practice for ing a brilliant chapter in one of Am Tob ...... -..1 7 9 % (Continued from Page 1) Alth6ugh the meeting called for IDness— Modern Methods the treatment of pleurisy and lung the most disastrous and distasteful last night to form a local corpora (Gontlnaed from Page 1) Stamford, Conn., Jan. 11.— Death Anaconda ...... 119% infection such as the King suffered railroad episodes in the whole his tion to be known ,. as the Indepen took Nancy Jones, 13, of Ridge Atchison ...... 198 was employed. When ordinary tory of American transportation’. ham land is not a part of the An fund also goes to his daughter in field. while she was under anaesthe tarctic continent, but rather a suc dent Polish Catholic church was at Atl Ref ...... 64% Used to Fight Disease. treatment failed to efi!ect a cure An old re^me which saddled the the event of Mrs. Haig’s death. tics in Stanford hospital, this after cession of islands that bar the way tended by quite a few it /as not Balt & O h io...... 123% X-ray photographs were taken and road with street car lines and un possible to get together esough to Edith May Schultz is bequeathed noon, preparatory to having her Beth S te e l...... 86% an operation was performed by Sir profitable steamship enterprises re to that continent. > $25,000 in trust. When she “ Wilkins’ results are even more go ahead and complete the organi tonsils remoYed. Physicians had Can P a c ...... 239% London, Jan. 11.— A group of Hugh Rigby. duced the earning power of the road reaches the age of 21 or becomes made a long, haru fight to save the Ches & Ohio ...... 218 striking, from the standpoint of zation of the corporation. The plan married the trust fund is to be paid English doctors treating King When the King grew steadily to zero and brought untold hard is to have churches of this kind in child’s life for several hours during C M & St P a u l...... 36% ship,upon thousands of thrifty New physical geography, than those of over to her. The will makes no George are winning the most weaker ray therapy treatment was corporated for the purpose of hold the morning, and failed. Meanwhile, Chi Rock Isr ...... 134% employed to combat exhaustion and England holders of the stock. Grad his flight of last April in the Arctic. mention of who this beneficiary is. dramatic light against illness and For new land is the object of every ing real estate. The witnesses to the Instrument the child’s parents were racing Corn Prod ...... 88 7a build up his genera! strength. ually the road’s business was built from their home but arrived too Erie ...... 68% threatened death in the history of Polar explorer. It is his ambition The men an^’ women who are be were signed v Gerald B. Bropby, Calcium was administered for the up, the barnacles removed and its lete to see her alive. Gen Elec ...... 239% medicine. finances rehabilitated. to change the lands as laid down hind the movement have been as Herbert Peterson and William V. The King’s Improvement has pro blood as well as parathyroid ex sured that there will be a priest Dr. Henry J. Murray was to have Gen Motors ...... 201 tract. Heart weakness was combat Within the last fo’ur or five years upon the maps by cartographers, Saxe, all of New York. gressed to such an extent that it Is who are guided by scattered dis here for services to be held in Turn performed the operation. The Gen .Motors New ...... 80% ted with strychnine. dividend restorations have been A conference was to be held group in the operating room recog universally believed he will recover made In other well known systems coveries of pioneers. Hall on Sunday. They will celebrate Int Har N e w ...... 95 7i A consignment of Dakin’s solu early this afternoon between Mrs. nized the condition of the child Int Nickel N e w ...... 55% unless there is an unfosreen relapse and important developments are ex “ When, his photographs are close a ma..s at 9 o’clock and another at Rickard, Jack Dempsey, Col. of a very serious nature. tion was brought here from New 11 o’clock. The mass instead of be soon after ether had been adminis Kenecot ...... 57% York by steamship for application pected along similar lines this year. ly studied and compared, Wilkins Georgy S. Hammond and Wiillam The achievement of the doctors For emample: will be able to write a wholly new ing said in Latin will b« said in tered and Dr. Murray with , Dr. .Mack T ru ck ...... 10674 upon the wound in the fight side Polish and the sermon will be In F. Cajey, vice-president of Madison Donald R. McLean attempted arti Marland Oil ...... 44% is a triumph for modern medicine. The Baltimore and Ohio rail chapter in the physical geography Square Garden, in the offices of King George was virtually drawn i where Sir Hugh Rigby had operated Polish. About 100 persons were at ficial respiration. At 10:30 a. m., Miamia C o p ...... 33 road will undoubtedly raise the rate of the Antarctic.” O’Brien, Malevlnsky & Driscoll, back from the brink of death by for empyemia. It is understood, on its common stock from $6 to $7 the mass last Sunday, and a special the police pulmotor was secured Mo Pac ...... 67% counsel for the widow. application of new method-: of however, that it was not used. a year. canvass and invitation is being and this was used with artificial N Y Central ...... 1 5 9 % treatment, scientific care and his Canadian Pacific. WHITE MAN, NEGRESS, made among the Polish people to Mrs. Rickard, who heard and respiration. New Haven ...... 86% own will lO live. The Canadian Pacific railroad, in attend services this Sunday. agreed to the terms of the will on ^ Rev. William Brewer, curate of Pfd ...... 116% To Move King PAYMASTER ROBBED the process of segregating railroad After the church service a meet the night of her husband’s funeral, St. John’s Catholic church, was in North Amn Co ...... 93% It is believed that, within a week from hotel and steamship proper FOUND DEAD IN HOUSE ing is to be held with the hopes of was to sign u waiver of all Inten the operating room and said the Packard ...... <..142% or 80, If his present Improvement ties, will distrit ite valuable as raising money to start a new tion to contest the document, faci prayers for the dying while the Penna R ‘R ...... 78 continues without relapse, the King Portland, Me., Jan 11.— A daring sets, or grant a stock dividerid. church, but this may be delayed be litating the .mmedlate probating physicians were working. Just be Post Cer ...... 7774 The Chesapeake and Ohio rail of the will. ^ fore one o’clock this afternoon the will be sufficiently recovered for daylight holdup, two youthful Bay State Police Believe it to cause of the shortage of money that Pressed Stl C a r ...... 22% * removal to a seashore resort for his bandits today shot and seriously road, in the Nickel Plate group, will is being reported by those who are The Surrogate’s Court will "ap child was pronounced dead. Pullman ...... 87*4 convalescence. When Home Secre wounded an unarmed paymaster increase its dividend from $10 to Be a Case of Murder and making the canvass. point a guardlhn to safeguard the The little girl was a pupil in Radio Corp ...... 372 tary Sir William Joynson-Hicks and escaped with $1,400 in cash. $12 annually. ' Suicide. interests of Babe Maxine— a pure Benjamin Franklin school. Ridge Reading ...... 10S74 went to the r'rench Riviera recently Jacob C. Coombs, 55, paymaster The Chicago, Rock Island and ly formal move in view of her field. Beside her parents she leaves Sou -Pac ...... 130% It was understood he would con- of a foundry company was enroute Pacific road Is considering an in Malden, Mass., Jan. 11— What LYONS PLANS FLIGHT heavy share r the inheritance. a brother, aged ten. Sou Ry ___ ^...... 157 sider the ad/isatility of the King’s to a bank with the funds when the crease to $7 a year in its common police believed to be murder and S O of N J ...... 6374 - removal to that place. two bandits stepped from behind stock dividend. The raise will suicide, was the discovery today of S O of N Y ...... 4374 It is now understood, however, some shrubbery and demanded the probably go through in the second a woman, clubbed to death with a . BOSTON TO ENGLAND LATEST STOCKS 3 O of C a l...... 70 half of the year. sashweight, and the body of a man Texas Co ...... 64% that the doctors are studying the money. Coombs swung at one of The Erie road, one of the spec DAWES PLAN REVISERS possibili.y of taking the King to an the robbers. hanging in the cellar of the same Union Pac ...... ;... 218 tacular come-backs of the last few Pacific Flyer Tells Aero. Club . English coast resort because of his Two bullets were firec. at the house on Belmont street here. New York, Jan. 11.— The steel U S Rubber ...... 50 7i years, will pay dlvld md on Its first The Woman was Identified as Members That Machine Is obje-.-on to traveling. paymaster as the two youths preferred and second preferred stocks took the lead in the mar AWAIT U .S . DELEGATES U S Steel ...... 166% , Warmer Climate escaped in an auto with the money. Rebecca Eaton, 60, colored, a Now Being Built. Westlnghouse ...... 1 4 5 % stocks, making the common stocks boarder at the house. The man was ket’s activity-today, after the Oils ^^f the King gets well, and there Coombs was removed to a hospi next in'line for a share of In and the Motors had run into a W Overland...... 33% i is now every reason to belie\e that tal, where it was said that the bul Fred Blohn, 65, a white man. Iden Bo.stcn, J.in. 11— A trans-atian- creased earnings. tification was made by the man’s stone wall of profit-taking and All Experts Except Americans he will, it is possible that his future lets entered the abdomen, but that Northern Pacific rate is liable to tic flight from Boston to England he probably would recover. wife, a colored woman. speculative Celling which effective Have Been Named—rTo Meet winters will be spent somewhere in go from $6 to $7 this year, and is the plan of Lieutenant Command ly blocked the way tp higher prices. m m CONDITIONS . southern Europe where the climate Police were unable to find any Discovery was made by the wife er Harry Lyon, navigatin,? officer of February 3. Pennsylvania from 7 to 8 per cent, The bulls rallied strongly be is less rigorous than in London. trace of the bandits. of the dead man, who hurried home rhe Pacific flight plane “ Southern or from $3.50 to $4 a share on the hind U. S. Steel Common and Beth after the latter had telephoned that Gross.” Paris, Jan. 11.— The uew cohn- AT “SPRINGS” RINK More than ten doctors— ordinary $50 par stock. he intended taking his life, police ; physicians, surgeons and special Lyon, speaking at a luncheon of lehem Steel, un'der the cry of a misslon of reparations ex'perts I Do not let a cold hang on. Try learned. special dividend for Steel Commdn ists— havtj treated King George or First Aid Cold Tablets.— Magnell the Aero Cliii' of New England, said which will revise the Dawes Plan is Police expressed the belief that this year from the proceeds of the e,.gaged in consultations over him Drug Co.— Adv. DURANT NOT TO QUIT the flight would take place follow ready to meet for organization pur. The water that formed on the arguments over money matters led ing a non-stop hop from Los An huge tax returns already paid and poses as soon as the American ob rink at Center Springs park has to the murder and suicide. geles tc this city. expected to ut paid by the U. S. servers are named. again frozen over and skating is - AUTOMOBILE BUSINESS The plane will be of the tri- Treasury. U. S. Steei was driven up While it was recently announced excellent for this afternoon and to motor type, is now under construc in spectacular buying to 168, com that the m .ting would be held on night. HOOVER CONSULTS tion at Pasadena. Cal., and is ex pleting a gain of nearly 7 points Feb. 14. It is no.w beMeved that the Buys Stock of Locomobile Com pected to cost $100,000 according for the week, while Bethlehem Americans will be designated In FLU IN STATE \ pany and Will Devote His to Lyon. reached new high ground at 88 time for the commission to meet on WITH ELIHU ROOT Mrs. Keith Miller and Captain 1- 2. or about February 3. Hartford. Conn., Jan. 11.— Conr Fifth Anniversary Sale I Time to That Company. VVm. Lancaster, who have already All the experts have now been The market boomed along at a necticut has had 2.322 cases of in-r made a name for themselves in 5,000,000-share clip up to the noou designated except the observers fluenza since January 1, according New York, Jan . 11.— W. C. (Continued from Page 1) aviation circles will accompany from the United States. The names to the State Board of Health. The NO MAN CAN AFFORD TO BE Durant today set at rest rumors period, with practically all sections Lyon on the trans-contin.ntal, of the market moving forward. most frequently heard in connec morning mail brought a batch of 98 WITHOUT AN OVERCOAT WITH AN that he would relinquish his finan weeks immediately preceding his trans-oceanic flight. The coast-to- tion with the American representa newly reported cases. Hartford fur cial interests In Durant Motors Inc., inauguration. None of Mr. Hoover’s coa.st hop, Lyon said, will be at Studebaker was all the rage in the tives are those of Owen D. Young motor stock list, jumping into nished 21, New Britain and Essex OFFER LIKE THIS, which arose following his an intimates expect that he will an tempted sometime in May and the and Thomas N. Perkins,' Boston ten each. Waterbury and Ridgefield nouncement yesterday that h had nounce any appointments before ocean flight will follow immediate high position at 88 3-4, the stock lawyer. having traveled nearly 15 points nine apiece, Danbury 8 and Green turned over the management of the leaving for Florida. ly- wich seven. company to a group of unnamed Mr. Hoover’s departure is not this week. Stewart Warner made a executives. now expected before Wednesday or 6-point jump to 140 in the lead of GILBERT MENTIONED “ The arrangement with the new Thursday of next week. Engage COOUDGE KEEPS FRIENDS the Motor Accessory stocks and U. group,” Durant said, “ is a contract ments have been made for him here S. Rubber sold up about |4 points Paris, Jan. 11— The name of S. PARSONS* for management and has nothidg to through next Tuesday, and unless at 51 1-4 at the head of the tire Parker Gilbert, agent general for do witli control. It will give me an Spartan methods are adopted to GUESSING AS TO PLANS stocks. reparation payments under the TONIGHT opportunity to derot'? a large share shut off the tide of incoming visitors Shortly after the noon period Dawes Plan, was brought into the % Saturday Malintse and Night of my time to other extensive In it appears not improbable that' he French political fight against Prem (Continued from I’ag'j 1) the week-end profit taking selling ier Poincare this afternoon. terests. My recent purchase of the will find it impossible to get away wave flowed i ver the market. This before the last of next w'eek. “ I formed my last Cabinet upon Pop. Mat. Tomorrow 50c to 93 entire stock of the Locomobile land town over which he once was to be expected, as the upward the advice of Parker Gilbert.” the Company of America, and the fact Try as he will to avoid -it, the president-elect is finding himself reigned as mayor. movement has been practically un premier announced in the Chamber By Sir Charles Young that I am reorganizing tft« company subject to the, embarrassments of a Further, it does not at this time checked since the early part of De of Deputies in defending his poli and shall give my personal atten number of state organization i*ow's. seem likely that any of the big cember, and hundreds of stock tical course. "CondUions were un tion to the direction of its affairs Is yarty Splits executive positions offered nr avail traders have accumulations of prof favorable. but Mr. Gilbert persuad evi.'leiu that I am hot retiring from One of tliese, and an aggravating able to the President are going to its which lojk very attractive to ed me, sayin.?, ‘You cannot leave the aiitcmntive industry.” one, is in New York, w'here the tempt him immediately. Five and them at .this time. For the pext during the present negotiations and a half years in the exacting office'of 'i'bit Koraranner of (b« V’opalur \ party leaders split during the pre- hour the market zig-zagged arouJid suspense.’ so. cost what it would. I Griitl
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it had a membership of IS which miRMI HERE AGAIN. has grown to upwards of 50. It has STEINHARDTS AIDE eCOTOATTEND MUSIC SUPERVISOR WnST PARH STEWART TO HGHT ANNUAL CHURCH secured 67 merit badges, more New York, Jan. 11.— Starting his I than any other troop in town. Mr. TO ADDRESS KIWANIS second American campaign, Paavo Dean recommended that a vote of A n E M P T S SUICIDE Mrs. William J. Burke o£ School ROCKEFELLER AIM MASONS’ somi Nurmi will attempt to set a flock MEETING HELD thanks be extended to the Eighth street gave a whist last night at her School district officials tot the use ■> of indoor records in the Brooklyn fCnntinned frotn Page 1) home for the benefit of the Women (Continoed from Page 1) of the Hollister street school, the Miss E. Marion Dorward, College games on Jan. 19. The 'M Ninth school district for the recrea of Mooseheart Legion, which was later today. He ia accused of be Ninth District Teacher, to attended by about 25 of the mem forces for a titanic battle, which games committee *bas received the tional and swimming facilities, and ing ?10,000 short In his receiver signed entry of the celebrated Fin S e c o n d Congregational thT Manchester Community club for First Annual Get-Together Be Speaker at Monday bers and their husbands. The first will culminato with -the annual ship of the bankrupt estate of J. prizes were won by Miss Marguerite meeting of the company i,'. March nish flier. its cooperation in this work with Harold Rapp. Gates protested his ^ Luncheon. the boys. Burke and Frank Montie, second 7. Chnrch Members Dine and innocence. i Tom orrow Night — Full awards by Mrs. Margaret /Griffin Under the head of new business. Following the announcement of An Old Grudge Miss E. Marion Dorward, su- and Wm. Brunnelle and consola Mr. Rockefeller’s fight against Chairman Simon of the business U, S. Attorney Mlnzer that he had committee asked for an expression Evening’s Program. pervlsoi; of music in the Ninth Dis tion by Mrs. Catherine Montie and Stewart dates from last February, LONG SLEEP MAKES Hear Reports. questioned . “ a prominent actress” Edward Coleman. The hostess of opinion on th ^ advisability of seen in Steinhardt’s company, Itj trict schools, will -i the speaker at after the colonel had rade certain the removal of the sheds in the served sandwiches coffee and cake, disclosures before the Senate com was believed that the missing law-i the Monday noon meeting of the cutting the beautifully decorated BABY HAPPY AGAIN rear of the church, which are now yer would soon be apprehended. Nearly 600 will attend the first mittee investigating the oil scandal. Second Congregational church of no use and constitute a fire Manchester Kiwanis club. Miss cake she won on Tuesday evening annual get-together social of Man- But Since Stewart was gWen a clean members gathered in the veslry of hazard. Mr. Simon believed the • Dorward will talk on the history of at the Legion’s school of instruc slate, both in the perjury and con L.AWYER INVOLVED Chester lodge of Masons in the Tern- mpgiQ ag exemplified by Main tion. A whist Is scheduled for “ Our baby kept waking up sever the church last evening for their Boy Scouts would enjoy razing the New York, Jan. 11.— How a once tempt barges, bflf'.re federal sheds and suggested that they pie here tomorrow night judging by street, Manchester. Miss Dorward Tuesday evening. January 22 at juries, he feels that he has nothing al times a night, until we started annual meeting and supper, which prominent attorney, the son of a the Moose Home club. The com might have a part of the lumber the advance sale of tickets. This gave a similar talk re^'intly before to atone tor and no further expla giving him a little Castoria after was provided by the attendants of former president of Amherst college mittee in charge will be Mrs. Ida his last nursiug.” says an Iowa for their hut in the woods. Frank social is for all Masons in this jur the Cosmopolitan club and it was nations to make. His long silence Williams voiced the sentiment of wao enmeshed in the web woven by Yost, Mrs. Mary Burke and Mrs. mother. "He slept soundly from the the church living on the following David Steinhardt, fugitive “ Ponzi” ______highly entertaining. Wells A. In the matter has been dictated the meeting that the sheds should isdiction and their families, or Strickland will furnish the attend Edwina Brunelle. first night and it made him look streets: Hudson, Hilliard, Cumber who juggled United States receiver- friends, both by his own preteience and his fall to the march of progress and A time that will please ance prize and it Is expected three extremely active opcrulions In the and feel worlds better.” Baby spe land, Woodbridge, North Elm, agreed to do the tr.ucking of lumber ships, was revealed today. every member of the family and or four new members will be ad ■ Merrill E. Gates, Jr., the lawyer, oil business, and by the representa cialists endorse Fletcher’s Casto Starkweather, Phelps Road, Doane, to any point the Boy Scouts direct provide a full evening of com mitted. The members should take HOSPITAL NOTES tions of his many friends and ria; and miiltons of mothers know ed. Mr. Williams made a motion under arrest in the widespreao em panionship and good fellowship is the hint and be on hand to greet Lydall ,Mather, Centerfield, Grove, bezzlement plot, w’ill be arralgnea counsellors, many of t’nem heavy how this purely-vegetable. harm that the business committee be em the plan of the committee of which the new Kiwanians. less preparation helps babies and and Main to Woodland and Grove. powered to have charge of this in Federal Court today. investors in Standard Oil o In William J. Thornton'is chairman. Admissions reported today at the diana. children, with colic, constipation, The meal was served under the work and make ai.y disposal they His wife. Frances, disclosed that The program starts with a sup her husband’s law business col Memorial hospital included Thomas colds, diarrhea, etc. The Fletcher chairmanship of Mrs. E. A. Lettney saw fit of the lumber. per in the banquet hall. This will Farmer of 333 M\,d
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NO, THANK YOU. Anyhow, he advertised his matri His Third Term as Governor monial troubles in a paper, saying: TO USE PARLIAMENT Berlin.— It's hard to tell whether McLEAN EXPECTED TO ABOUT TOWN MASONIC SOCIAL ROOMS “ My pious faithful wife has de this German gentleman liked his parted from me. W ill the honor NOW ALL FURNISHED AS-ARMY BARRACKS wife or was glad to get rid of her. able finder, please, keep herf'V ADMIT BOLTON BLOWS Pythian Sisters with their hus bands and friends will play whist and setback this evening at the Fine Likely to End Court’s home of Mrs. John Zimmerman on Three Pool Tables, Cards and Vienna. Jan. 11.— Continuing Part of Cop-Landlord Affair North School street. Mrs. Zimmer Easy Chairs Make Ideal bis determined reorganization of man will be assisted in entertain Spot for Members. the Jugo-Slavian goverament, Gen At Rainbow. ment by Mrs. Clara Lincoln. The profits will be for the benefit of eral Peter Zivkovic, absolutist pre The hearing on the charge of as the treasury of the temple and the The soda! room at the Masonic mier under the dictatorship of King sault on wliich Captain Frank P. card party is open to any who Temple is now at the disposal of the Ferdinand, today issued another Every Time Ton See an McLean of the Wlllimantic police would like to attend. lodge members on any night of the startling decree, acording to dis Department was arrested at the week. There are three pool tables patches from Belgrade. • Unpaid Biil —Think of Us Rainbow Inn last week after he is Cloverleaves football team mem and many more facilities for enjoy The decree orderec that the Consolidate your debts. Maintain your credit at the stores. alleged to have accused Charles bers and friends held a meeting at ment. Easy chairs and other com Skupshtina (Jugo-Slavian Parlia Pinney of being unduly familiar the Manchester Community club forts make it an ideal spot for' ment) was to be used as soldiers’ SXOO may be repaid $5 monthly, pint lawful interest R'ith his wife, chasing Mr. Pinney members to while away an evening. house last evening for the purpose barracks In the future may he repaid $10 m on^ly, ;rom his dance hall and later of organizing a permanent club. The social room will be in charge It also provided that police saoo punching Constable Samuel Wood William J. Griffin was appointed of a member of the social commit officers were to be replaced by army plus lawful interest ward in the eye, is to be heard be tee each night In the week. chairman for the time being, and it officers and that trade unions were $300 may be repaid $15 monthly, fore Justice of the Peace James, is proposed to have a supper and This committee consists of John Mc to be dissolved. Your Connors in Belknap this afternoon Laughlin, president: Roy Norris, plus lawful interest. meeting at the fire headquarters All political party organizations m ’f I at 4 o’clock. corner Main and Hilliard streets treasurer and Ernest Benson secre were ordered dissolved yesterday. When McLean ivas taken before Tuesday evening, January 22, when tary. • Pomp and ceremony marked the beginning of the third term of Gov. PERSONAL John, H. Trumbull as the chief executive of Connecticut. Gov. Trum Justice Connors on January 4 the officers will be elected. A pool tournament between IS ! case was continued until today. In members Is being planned for the bull Js shbwn above, standing, as he took the oath of office in the state FINANCE COMPANY the meantime Captain McLean has ON ROAD TO RECOVERY DOG-O-M.AXl.A near future, the following com capitol at Hartford. Rooms *
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Mary; Bill .uade a forward pass this afternoon. Ruth; I told you that you’d have to watch those college boys, dearie. FLUKeep bowels in perfect condition, — Life. produce normal action, and maintain BAR MUSIC? “ Does his wife always accom complete elimination by the use of pany him on the piano?” “ No. Sometimes he goes off on a tooj; all by himself.” — Judge. Be ec h a m ’s Pills For sore throat gargle and take Cvolf IVo-IVox S a f e ■« P l e a s a n t ' E a s y to T a k e a teaspoonful of Sore Throat Relief. I Magnell Drug Co.— Adv. M o t o i F u e l G. FOX & CO Free Telephone Service from Manchester— Call 1500. shells tor 3 c p e r sj|a IIoii M o r e Tbaa Ordlaor:^ O asoline It Is ITortb It
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Weston-Lyons Plains road, steam Weston-Newtown road, . ; team Westport Morningside Drive, Scientists reveal that* th©-t*lr^ two „i5lles. Grading ccmpleted for i>lo de- shovel grading. No detours neces shovel grading. No detours neces grading under construction, of the cricket is not a,'loW^call. one;QiUe. " ^ - lay to traffic. sary. sary. Some of these days theyUl he' find C^terbury— Newent road under Windsor Locfcs-Suffield, East constraction for two miles, south of Westport-West long Lois road, ing out soniething ~'llke ,that ;a^out street,is under construction. Traf Mexico produced almost 25 per Cantjerbury. Grade rough, travel fic may take good road through Guard rail under construct,ion. No mammy songs. cent of the world’s oil in 1920. difficult. Suffield Center. delay to traffic.
Road conditions and detours In the State of Connecticut made nec essary by highway coLStruction and repairs announced by the State Highway Department, as of Jan. 9th are as follows: Route No. 3^—Danbury-Newtown road, bridge and construction work on new location. ■Route No. 4 — Salisbury-Great Barrington road Is under construc tion. Shoulders are not complete.. Route No. 6— Brooklyn-Daniel- son road In the towns of Killingly and Brooklyn is under construction. *2 Route No. 10— Bloomtteld-Gran- by road Is under construction, but open to traffic. Middletown-Saybrook road open to traffic except at Arnold’s Station. Route No. 17— West Hartford- .\von, Albany avenue is under con struction, but open to traffic. Route No. 109— MansReld-Phoe- nixville road is under construction. This road is impassable to traffic. Route No. I l l — Portland-Cobalt road is open to traffic. Route No. 121:—Salisbury, Can- aan-Salisbury road is under con struction. Shoulders not complete. EXAMPLES Route No. 132— Cornwall Hollow road, resurfacing complete with ex ception of shoulders and guard rail. Route No. 133 — Hartford-Hol Herrup’s—Oi Course low Bridge is under construction. SPIRIN Short detour around bridge. For sore throat, there’s a swift and sure Speci2d F o r Route No. 136— New Fairfield- way to soothe away the inflammation. Every Sherraan road, macadam completed singer knows the secret! Dissolve Bayer TONSILITIS for four miles. Use old road or Aspirin tablets in pure water, and gargle. new location one mile. Railing un Nothing in the whole realm of medicine is a n d completed. more helpful in cases of sore throat. And Route No. 154 — Washin: S O R E Woodbury road, bridge under con vou probably know how Aspirin dispels a struction at one place. Railing un headache; breaks up'colds, relieves rheu THROAT completed. matic pain, neuralgia, neuritis, lumbago! Route No. 166 — Crystal Lake Just make certain to get genuine Bayer road, towns of Rockville and El Aspirin; it has Bayer on the box, and on each tablet. A ll druggists, lington. Resurfacing complete with the exception of shoulders and jvith proven directions. guard rail. Route No. 1S2— Obtuse road in Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; Brookfield. Construction work com Card Tables menced. Route No. 325— Prospect-Ches- it does NOT affect the heart hire road, guard rail under con Aspirin Ifl the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of Monoacetlcacldestcr of Sallcyllcacld struction. No delay. No Route Numbers: Beacon Falls Pine’s bridge is under construction. No delay. 1.00 Bethlehem-Watertown road, ma HDVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS cadam construction completed for Fold easily and com t pactly— rigid when in Elxpressive in Charm—Exceptional in Value—^3 Pieces , use and firmly braced! People naturally come to Herrup’s for extra- a wear-resisting Jacquard— ^ the frame is rigidly constructed of kiln dried hardwood! Nachman Only One to a customer! ordinary values— because Herrup’s have proved springs are used in the cushions and backs! And their willingness and ability in giving extra its beauty is only surpassed by its fine workman No Mail, Phone or ordinary values! Take this 3-piece Living Room '89 ship. The Divan, Wing Chair and Club Chair C. 0. D. Orders Suite—for instance! Covered with high grade $1.50 Weekly are included!
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Pa g e s i x MANCHESTER E^NTNG HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Friday, January 11. 880.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 7:00—Jesters entertalnmenL Leading DX Stations. “Don’t Do That to the Poor Pussy 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hra.y- 405.2— WSB.' AT.LANTA-740. Cat,” a comedy number, will be sung U:00—Studio recital. 9:00—WJZ programs (2 hrs. > by Kd Smatle and Dick Robertson, the 399.8— W eX-W JR, DETROIT—760. 11:45—Kalohi’s Htiwailan en.semr>!e. Shenannigan duo, during the musical 8:30—WJZ programs hrs.) 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. review to be broadcast by 'WJZ and 10:00—Harmony piano twins. 10:00—WJZ male quarteL associated stations at 9 o’clock Friday U«'30—Orchestra; “ Static.” 10:30—Herbuveiuix’a orchestra. night. The merrjimen will also sing 499.7—WTIC, HARTFORD—600. 10:30—WJZ Slumber music. “ Tell Me, Hon, When We’ re Gonna Be 7:00—Dorfink’s dinner ensemble. 12:45—Fiorlto’s dance orchestra. One,” and the Dalhart trio presents 7:30—Studio program. 1:00—Insomnia Club music. another form ol humor in “When I 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) Gather the Myrtle With Mary” and 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710. 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. “Ohio River Blues.” At the same time 6:45—Negro and Irish melodies. 9:00—Little Buster's program- a down South program will be fea 7:00—Hungarian folk songs. 10:30—Lombardo’s dance orchestra. tured by WIP of Philadelphia, Dur 7:30—Mrs, Kling’s presentation. 1:00—Late dance program. ing this hour unique arrangements of 8:00—^The crystal gazer. 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. some of the familiar Negro melodies 8:30—Then and now hour. 7:00—Symphony orchestra; talk. Seasonable Apparel will be presented by the Cotton Pick 9:00—True stories, drama. 9:00—Mooseheart children’s hour, ers male quartet and the Southland 10:00—'Grand opera, “ Lucia' dl Lam 416.4— WGN.WLIB, CHICAGO—720, string, trig, A similar southern enter mermoor.” 10:00—Studio opera company. tainment may be tuned in from' WRVA 11:05—Two dance orchestras. 11:15—Louie’s Hungry Five. at :i:30. The stars in this program 302.8— WB2, NEW ENGLAND—990. 11:30—Orchestra; baritone; orchestra will he banjo players, dialect readers 7:00—Happiness ramblers; feature. 12:00—Dream ship entertainment. and the Dixie Spiritual' singers. At 7:30—WJZ circus program, 6:45 the Negro and the Irish will be 8:00—Vitall Podolsky’s conceit. 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. musically eulogized through the Co 8:30—WJZ urograms (2 hrs.) 9:00—Studio concerts. lumbia system, and half an hour later 10:30—Lowe’s dance orchestra, 11:00—Show boat, organist; artists, W I.W l. will present the St. Cecilia 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670, ensemble. The Sea Memories enter 6:00—Dinner dance music. 11:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy; potpourri. tainers will be the featured artists at 6:30—Twins harmony program, U:40—Three dance orchestraa the .SOth annual convention of the New 7:00—Happy Wonder quarteL orch. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. Jersey Mason Material Dealers’ Asso 7:30—Happiness boys. 8:00—WEAF orchestra; quarteL ciation, the details of which will be 8:00—Concert orchestra, quarteL 10:00—Studio entertainmerit. made public by WPG. The United SALE 9:00—An evening in Paris. 299.8—WOO, DAVENPORT—1000. Opera Company will present “Lucia di 9:30—Feature program. 10:00—WEAF artists feature. Lammermoor” at 10 through the Co 10:00—Soprano, baritone, violinist, con 11:00—Two dance orchestra a Starts Tomorrow, Surpassing All Previous lumbia stations. This magic opera tralto. by Donizetti is in three acts and is 11:00—St. Regis dance orchestra. 361.2— KOA, DENVER—830, taken from Scott’s novel, “ The Bride 8:00—N. B. C. programs (4 hrs.) of Lammermoor.” It will bo produced 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 12:00—Irish songs; string trio. over the radio in English. 6:00—Wilson’s Notelty orchestra. 374.8— WBAP, FORT WORTH—80C. 6:30—Ehe Chopin Eight. 10:00—Orcliestra 1 concerL 7:00—String quartet recital. Events In Variety and Savings! Black face type Indicates best features 11:00—Show boat, organist, artists. 7:30—Dixie’s Circus program. Uncle II:30—Musical programs l2\4 hrs.) All programs Eastern Standard Time. Bob Sherwood, fa m ^ s clown. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. • 8:00—Pickard family, musicians. 7:15—Radio supper clnl>. Our business policy demands a drastic clearance at this time. The values offered are the 8:30—Quakers entertainmenL 8:.3D—'Dance orclie.sira, halftone. Leading East Stations. 9:00—Musical review, orchestra, trio, 9:30—.Merer Davis orchestra. most remarkable we have ever presented. Elvery item on sale is seasonable, the sort desired 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. soloists. . 238—WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—1260. 8:45—N. J. Mason Materials Dealers’ 9:30—Musical play, “ Rob Roy." 7:30—Orchestra, ai lists. for the occasions of the many remaining months of Winter. Asscc’s 30th annual convention. 10:00—New challengers series. 9:00—WJZ programs. 9:15—Soprano, contralto, uke, violin 10:30—Fifth Avenue knights. I0:0U—Studio concert. ist; organist. 11:00—Slumber music. 11 ;(I0—Dance orchcslla. 11:10—Two dance orchestras. 491.5— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—€10. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 7:30—P. R. T. instrumental quarteL 9:00—WE.Air I’iiri.x evening. 6:30—Dinner music; artists. 8:00—Hajoca musical shower. !i:3o—Studio mu-sical hour. 7:30—WJZ programs ((3 hra.) 9:00—Cotton Pickers male quartet, 11:(m—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. 10:3n—.Musical memories. Southland string trio. 11:15—Orcliestra; varied program. 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 10:00—Two orchs; organist (2 hrs.) 12:45—.Vighthawk frolic. 6:30—Gallagher’s dance orchestra. 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. Coats 305.9— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. Silk Dresses 6:45—WOR CoIumbia feature. 6:15—Talks; studio program. 12:1)0—Moore's concert urchestru. FOR DRESS AND SPORT WEAR I 7:11—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. 7:15—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 1 :00— II. C dance music. The season’s b^ t modes at the season’s lowest prices. 7:25—Ann Sanders’ program, z 10:30—Bestor’s dance orchestra, 365.6- WHAS. LOUISVILLE—820. ^ Sizes: 14 to 52 1-2 8:00—WOR Columbia progs. (3 hrs.) 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 9:00—WJZ nnisical review. 11:10—After theater rhythm. 6:00—WEAF dinner concert. 10:00—WJZ male quartet. Sizes: 16 to 44 Original Prices $5.95 to $35.00 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO—550. 7:00—Recital; address; Uimbee. 10:30—Studio enlerialnmcnt. 7:00—WEAF Wonder program. 8:00—'WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. Original values to $49.75 i 7:45—Educational lecture. 9:00—Singing fireman; ramblera. f: 8:00—WEAF programs ( l ’,6 hrs.) 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. 10:00—ronceri: male quartet. 9:30—Jubilee entertalnmenL 8:00-WJZ programs (2V4 hrs.) 11:05—nance orcbesirii. tenor. 10:00—WEAF artists program. 10:30—’Cellist and contralto. 461.3—WSM. NASHVILLE—€50. 1 1 :10—Van Surdam’s dance orchestra. 11:00—WJZ Slumber music. 9:00—W.IZ programs (1 hr.) 333.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—900. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 10:00—I’aldwrII Sviuphonv orchestra. Saturday $5 fo $22*50 7:30—Minstrels entertalnmenL 11:55—Time; weather; markets. 379.6- KGO. OAKLAND—790. $29.50 ■ ( 9:00—WOR Columbia program. 6:00—Stocks, markets, farm forum. 12:30—.Moon magic noiir. \ 11:05—Two dance orchestras. 6:30—Dinner dance music. 1:0o-('oniralln and harpist. 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700, 7:00—Union College speaker. 2:011—Tioi-adcran.s oidu str:i. 8:00—WJZ programs (2^4 hrs.) 7:15—Dinner music: talks. 270.1 —VJRVA. RICHMOND—1110. 10:30—Gibson dance orchestra. 7:30—Min.“;trel.s entertainment. 9:00—W .i/ musical review. I t 11:00—WJZ Slumber mu.sic. 8:00—WEAF programs (H4 hrs.) 9:30—IJanjoist.s. dialect render, spirit Clearance of 12:00—Orchestra, Jack and Jean. 9:30—Studio musical program. ual .siiigeis. 1:00—Gtondolyrics; orchestra. 10:00—WI'IAF special Icature. 11:00—Danee orelu'.stra. Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 9:00—Plano, soprano, violin, baritone W ool Dresses 202.6— WORD, BATAVIA—1480. Children’s Coats 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 10:00—Little concert orcliestra. lu:!.')—WEAF artists progrant. 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 8:00—Concert: agricultural talk. of tweed and featherweight silk and wool. 'Mixtures and Plain Shades. Also Chinchillaa 11:1.5—Renard’a dance orchestra. 7:00—Batlle’.s orchestra; address. 9:00—Musical program; artists. Sizes: 16 to 44 374.8—*WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 8:00—Musical entertainmehjs. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. Sizes: 2 to 14 6:3"—Four K Safety club. 11:00—Denny’s dance orchestra, 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. Original Prices $15 to $24.95 Grouped at 3 Prices for Quick Clearance 7:00—Old Time Singing School. 348.6—WABC. NEW YORK—860. 12:30—Feature entertainmenL 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 8:1.5—Organist; feature prognam, 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 10:01—Dance orchestra; artists. ' 202.6—WHT, CHICAGO—1480. 215.7—WHK. CLEVELAND—1390. 10:00—Ramblers concert ensemble. 8:00—WOR prografns (3 hrs.) 296.9—WHN, NEW YORK—1010. 'v ' m 10:30—Orchestra; organ recital. 12:00—Your hour league. 11:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. \!i I* 11:15—Two dance orchestras (1% hrs.) 11:30—Two dance orchestras. 333.1—KHJ, LOS ANGELES—900. 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—920. 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. $12.75 11:00—Studio entertainers. oo o oo 6:45—('atholic talk: tenor. $5. -$8.5 -$12. 9:30—Gypsy barons concerL 12:00— I n.sl riimenfalists, vocalist*. 30:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 7:16—St. Cecilia ensemble. 1:0o—Trnubadmirs. artists. 11:00—Hollywood frivolities. 7:30—Addie.ss: opera bits. 12:30—Studio organ recital. 319—WeSH, PORTLAND—940. 503.2— WOW, OMAHA—590. Ladies’ 475.9—CNRA, MONCTON—630. 9:30—Artisl.s enlertainmenL 11:00—Musical, vocal rccUaL Children’s Children’s Angora . 8:05—Studio instrumental quinteL '10:00—Studio concerL 2:00—Artists program.
IV Song of the Flea, Moussorg- Bathrobes Bathrobes Knittcid Suits sky. Regular $4.95 Regular $2.95 White and colors. Regular $4.95 Mr. Gehrman. SILENCE IS BIG SALE WTIC ■V Ye, Who Have Yearned Alone, SALE PRICE SALE PRICE Tschaiskowsky. PRICE Travelers Insurance Co. VI Trepak from “ The Nutcracker PROBLEM MAKING Hartford Suite, Tschaikowsky. $3,95 $2.29 $3.95 7:30— Piano recital. 535.4 m. 560 k. c. Romance from Second Concerto, TALKING MOVIES Mozart. Zigeuner Weisen, Sarasate. I’rograni for Friday. Funeral March of a Marionette, Hollywood. Calif.— Is the movie P. M. Gounod. Laura C. Gaudet, staff pianist. fan to be talked to death? Basement Cleanup 61^25— Summary of program and Many fans are asking thera- news bulletins. 7 :4 5— Baritone selections. Drink to Me Only ■with Thine seives that ruestion whlie miliions ONE RACK OP 6 :3 0— Trie'iiay'bestos Twins from of fans are crowding the ail-taik- Eyes (Old English). N. B. C. 'f-tu3io¥.“’ ^ ing picture theaters. Caro Mio Ben, Glordaui. SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES Tonight, if you haven’t done Sittih’ Thlnkin’, Dunn. It Is not likely that the magnates i so in the pa-st,. why not join the ' Formerly sold as high as $25.00 The Old Road, Scott. of the film industry will kill the j Raybestos Twins in a half hour golden-egg-laying goose by feed-1 ALL TO GO SATURDAY of popular entertainment By the Bend of the River, Ed wards. ___ ing It too many syllables. But through the Travelers station at th.gse^ame magnates are listening at 6; 30. Ray and Bestos, the mas Song of Songs, Moya. “ Edmund J. Buckley, Baritone, to nre e i^ o ^ the crowd and pour ter mechanics, with the assis ing millions ''v into sound-proof tance of the Musical Repairmen, Wilfrieda Gehrman, accompanist. 8:00— Scott’s Musical Furriers. studios for making sound pictures. will give another half hour's en Queer, Isn’t it, that sound pic tertainment from the ^imaginary At 8 o clock Norman L. Clout ier and his Scott’s Musical Fur tures can only be made In sound garage just before closing time. proof studios? riers will present an hour of the 7:00— Dorfink’s Dinner Ensemble, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer is launch Edward Gehrman, bass soloist, selections by the concert orches tra. ed on a vast program of making Alfred Cohn, director. all talkies oi famous stage suc 9 :0 0— An Evening in Paris from Russian program. cesses. At the Culver City studio N. B. C. Studios. I Andante Cantabile from “ The Trial of Mary. Dugan” Is to “ Symphony in E minor’’, Tschai- 9 :3 0— Rapid Transit. be filmed and sounded as a special kowsky. 10:00— National Broadcasting and Concert bureau Hour. production with a cast headed by II Don Juan Serenade, Tschai- Norma Shearer. The script for koswsky. 11:00— News and weather bulle filming and microphoning is being III Cossack Lullaby, Jiraneck. tins. worked out by the author of the play, Bayard 'Veiller. In the cast will be Raymond v v v v v Hackett, leading man of the stage hit, and H. B. Warner, famous in many screen successes. “The Trial RUBINOWS FINAL SALE PRICES of'Mary Dugan” is scheduled to ne Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer’s most am SOUTH MANCHESTER bitious film production. On another part of the Culver BLANKETS City “ lot” Marion Davies is mak ing her debut in a talking film, I BUY NOW—SAVE MONEY “ The Five O’clock Girl.” In the cast is Alleen Pringle, an exotic an outburst of sound. When the throw away his New York cane. Flu Creating Phenomenal charmer who Is on point of the tri director yells “ camera” the musi In tense moments he tapped with Double Blankets, grey and plaids, full angle of the musical comedy. The cians burst into melody and there it on the iloor. The tap, tap was Demand for Vicks VapoRub sizes, reg. 2.49, reduced t o ...... 1.85 screen version, will be produced is a general hurrah. registered In talking pictures. with the original music and lines In the talking picture the begin Florence Vidor’s is the most, Although the flu Itself is not so of the stage hit. ning of action is heralded by si lovely voice in Hollywood. It Is Part Wool Golden Fleece Single Blankets, serious as in 1918, authorities Stop Your Coughing lence. Sound-proof doors are rolled said to be fliitelike and soothing. stress the importance of taking full size, reg. 1.98, reduced t o ...... 1.65 At Universal City a $5,000,000 shut. Outside a whistle shrieks, Wallace Beery’s voice is deep- every possible precaution for fear talking picture program has been called the monitor’s table. He Is chested and makes the microphones of the complications which Invade Esmond pair-in-one—double woven, full launched. The program includes wa,tching a series of colored lights. dance. He was once a baritone the weakened system after a flu-at dialogue and sound scenes with In a telephone he speaks the new singer. First Aid Pectorole size, reg. 3.29, reduced t o ------; . . .2.75 tack. movietone for nine 100 per cent cinema word “ Interlocked.” It Vllma Banky wears nine petti They urge, especially, prompt Supreme Part Wool Double Blankets, full talkies, to go Into production at means that cameras and sound re coats in one scene as Hungarian will stop that cough«quicker than any other remedy. once with an elaborate program of cording apparatus are in syn immigrant girl. treatment of every cold, as colds lower the bedy resistance and \ size, reg. 3.75, reduced t o ...... 2.98 short sound subjects. chrony. Ronald* Colman in his next pic make it easier for flu or pneumonia Lingering Coughs Are Dangerous. For the next few weeks the staff The director does not use a meg ture— don’t sigh— is cast as a com Golden Fleece Part Wool Double Blankets, will concentrate almost exclusive aphone. “ Quiet, please.” is his ad edian. to get a foothold. full size, reg. 4.98, reduced t o ...... 4.29 ly on talking scenes. Silent ver monition. Amid a silence that can Jack Roper, Jimmlei Dundee and That the rnblic Is heeding this TRY PECTOROLE sions will be made of all talking almost be felt action commences Joe Rivera will work out in “ The wai*ning Is iidlcated by the phe Part Wool Double Blankets, full size, reg. pictures for theaters without sound on sound pictures. Duke Steps Out,” Metro-Goldwyn- nomenal demand for Vicks Vapo equipment. President Laemmle ' When the director nods or waves Mayer feature starring William Rub. the famour external treat 6:50, reduced t o ...... 5.49 said. One of the features. “ Erik his arm, the players, carefully Haines. ment which leaped to' fame almost the Great,” will be made with rehearsed In advance, start their Metro-Goldwyn Mayer has a overnight during the 1918 epidem Reductions from our regular low prices Er gllsh, French and German dia action. Their voices come out “ noise library.” The collection has ic. In spite of tripled capacity, the mean bargains for you. logue. Three of the talking pic startlingly clear h. the dead silence. recordings of booming guns, fall Vicks laboratories are once more tures will be New York stage suc With the sound the tension is ing rain, howling gales, airplane operating night and day, and 375.- cesses. They are “ Broadway,” brokeil. , motors and other "canned sound..” 000 jars are now being produced “ The Climax” and the “ Shannons . Inside sound-proof booths cam It runs the gamut from thunder to every 24 hours. y Magnell Dri^ Co* COME TO of Broadway.” eras are clicking. But even that the hiss of a snake. noise is shut a-ftay behind thick Prescription' Druggists walls and plate glass windows. 1095 Main St. In making sound pictures silence Except for the tank-llke camera- A GOOD JOB. Is Imperative. booths, the monitor’s table and the Second MortRage On the other hand, in making sirspended microphones the set is Tramp: 'Elp me, lady, please! Money MARLOW’S silent, pictures sound Is one of the little different from sets used In For three years 1 worked for the essentials. ordinary pictures^ The difference cause of temperance. NOW ON HAND FOR VALUES Here’s how it works out at Pai’a- Is that between noise and silence. Lady: Were you a temperance ;orator? » mount. lihe beginning of action Tramp: No; 1 was the ‘orrible Arthur A. Knofla in a silent picture is the Bignajkior Director Robert Milton had to axamul e.-~ A n 8 war *. B7A M*ia in. IfUwe 3t».a ■V,? y
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iState YMCA Convention to ;be hejd Convention, incladiP£ President and LOCAL! the Hotel 'Strat6eta. Ma . Holman and Mr^ and Mrs. Ray tomorrow and Sunday. - i' , Plllsbury. SIX MURDER MYSTERIES IN ONE FAMILY AT STATE Y SESSION / Other, features of the program NOT GUILTY; Cou include address'by pr.; David Z. T. Yui general secretary of* the NAr L Judge: You admit you entered Doctor Accused of Slaying Wife Relies on Baffling Chain of.jbrimes to Prove His Inno- tional Committee of the ' Chintte PERTUBSIN is made by a special (Taeschner) this bouse by the rear door at two process to relieve conghs quickly by removing * cence and Win Freedom. - President Charles W. Holman Young Men’s Christian Associatidpt' o’clock in the morning. What the immediate cause. of County Y to Attend t'red W . Ramsey, who has recently business had you there at that time succeeded Dr. John R. Mott as g ^ -, This cause usually is accumulated mucus, dust, of might?” inflammation or initation. ' Bridgeport Convention. eral secretary of the National CQun*" Prisoner: I thought it was*my PERTUSSIN; by helping nature to expel the I. cil of the YMCA in the DnitdS Chas. W. Holman, of this town, own house. phlegm, dhd by eootnihg the irritation, oniets Olathe, Kas., Jan. 11 — A BANDITS GET 9.50,C(M States: Dean Luther A. Welgle, bf- judge: Then why did you, when the cou ^ . It is entirely free from harmful dmgs. president of the Hartford County the Yale Divinity School; and K. mysterious curse that brotight this lady approached, ledp through A tk That is why Roctors have prescribed it for a Shuttleworth, of the University of the, window; jump into “the cistern ildpath to six members of one fam- Chicago, Jan. 11.— Two bandits i YMCA and a member of the State A n y Doctor quarter of a century. At all drug stores. YMCA Executive committee, will Ipwa. . ■ and hide yourself? • ily in the course of a third of a today held up? a taxicab on South century is cited by Dr. S. C. Neth- present a report of the State Fin There will be a number.of, Man Prisoner: I thought she was my Vlon. retired Olathe physician, as Lake Shore Drvie and robbed its ance Committee df the YMCA at the chester,people in attendance at tha wl f e.-A-Ti t-Bi ts. ttie real reason for the murde" of six occupants of jewelry, fur coats his wife nearly two years ago. and cash valued in excess of $50,- The accordion was introduced 000. froin Austria about 100 years ago. Pertussin .And on this strange explana- iipn, unsatisfactory as the courts A necklace taken from one of tKus far have found it. Dr. tjie women, according -to the police Nether ton bases his hope of be report, was of matched pearls Here’s a Combination Ice Cream‘Sp^ial ing freed from serving the rest or worth $40,w00. hiB life in prison. The victims were Mr. and Mrs. C. That Will Please—Tasty Too! Just Try He wah convicted some months H. Murphy of Detroit, Dr. and Mrs. «go of the murder of his wife, !F. E. Pierce and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. It This, Week-End. a-nd is now waiting for the Kan- Aammond of Chicago. „ fias supreme court to pass on his appeal. His appeal is based on his denial of guilt and his sugges QICK DESSERT NEEDED? tion that the wierd. unexplained curse that, he says, hung over his wife’s family was responsible for Nut Butterscotch Ice Cream her death. , Now he says he fears for the Perhaps some friends called unexpectedly or phoned life of his 9-year-old daughter, N e llc g s 1 at short notice that they were coming. No need to worry ^ ‘Tm^afraid she is the next on “ Smart Yet Inexpensive” and Vanilla Ice Cream the murderers’ list.” he says If State Theater Building I- go to prison, she will be lef to about the dessert problem with Manchester Dairy Ice the mercy of those who appear Also Bulk Ice Cream and Fancy Shapes. bent on wiping out my wife's fam- Cream so easily ohained at your neighborhood store cr, • iiv ** ■A graduate of John Hopkins For sale by the following local dealers: University* and a world ®h soda fo\intain. Dr. Netherton retired and se^^'^ Farr Brothers Packard’s Pharmacy on a surhurhan farm here \\ith hu ' USI >iatii Street At the Center wife* a decade ago. Mrs. Netherton Edward J. Murphy was well-to-do: she ^ Possessed Duffy & Robinson Depot Square propertv worth $100,000, hut 111 Center Street .Sone of the neighbors ever sus pected it. The Nethertons lived ^«*^HESTCB com. fru.gallv. The only money they Dorothy Netherton, 9, and her Manchester Dairy ever spent for anything except ac father, Dr. S. C. Netherton. tual necessities went • to -buy « . _ dresses and toys for little Doro- Dode’s brother, w'as found shot to '^^DAIRT” ’ thy • death in a farm wagon at Exira, Ice Cream Co. In February, 1927, Mrs. Neth Iowa. erton was found, shot to death, in The same year, Colbert Shrahl, New Spring the basement of their home. The father of the two slain men, was Phone «525 bullet had come from behind. shot to death while riding on bis Circumstantial evideme pointed horse from the town of Exira to to Dr. Netherton. and he was ar his farm. rested and brought to trial. He in In 191G Arthur Strahl, a first HATS \ sisted he had been in town at the cousin of Mrs. Netherton, was —in advance of the mode- time of the murder, but was un shot to death in Chicago, able to prove it. His attorneys Four years later Paxton Muir, a straw arid felt combina tried to bring into court the tale second cousin of Mrs. Netherton, tions and all spring mate of the previous murders in Mrs. was found murdered in a Los An- Netherton’s family, but the judge .geles hotel.-» rials. would not admit the evidence. Dr. No arrests were ever made in Netherton was convicted. any of these murders. Specially Priced Dr. Netherton admits that he it is upon this story that Dr. Is unable to explain the strange Netherton depends to save him chain of^ killings. He firmly be- from serving the life sentence to lives thkt some person or persons which he has been sentenced. Albert Sleig,cr. tat have followed his wife’s family for years, trying tt wipe it out of HARTFORD existence, but why this is being TRAPPED! done he has no idea. At any rate, hhre is his list of the crimes: In 1882 Dode Strahl, a trapper, Graham: . A sensible man doubts and a nephew of Mrs. Netherton’s everything. Only a fool is certain Reg. $3.95 and $4.95 mother, was shot to death near of what he says. values. Deadwood, S. D. Wallace: Are. you sure? Downstairs A few years later Roll Strahl, Graham: Positive.— Answers. A Few More That means more “ heat per dollar.” It is a distinc HATS Remain tive and unfailing characteristic of our coal. Further Shop— more the coal we serve is sootless and smokeless—that at insures cleaner, healthier rooms. It bums longer, even- er and to a clean white ash. It is sold on approval and Sage-Allen’s we’ve never had a ’“ come-back.” Basement Store The W . G. Glenney Co. 2-7171 HARTFORD 2-7171 Values to $4.95' All Headsizes for COAL, LUMBER AND MASONS’ SUPPLIES Matron and Miss Allen Place Phone 126 Manchester
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929; PAGET N I I ^ Championship Skating Start \ BON AMI, GREEN, SONS TIED FOR FIRST TRIAL HEATS N E H 2 WEEKS RICKARD’ S O m C E OLSON’SSW ED B WITH FINALS CARNIVAL DAY SOAP MAKERS LOSE TO SONS HEY, WALLETT, TRY THIS TONIGHT’S CARD AT WAS ALWAYS OPEN HAVE PLAYED IN FOOT GUARD HALL .SHOW. Jonior Eyents Monday and WHILE NIGHT HAWKS FALTER Frankie Konchlna, New York, _ ------,vs. Eddie Adonnis, Athol, ten Friday Afternoons With 3 2 OF 4 8 STATES rounds at 156 pounds. . _ , —- Bon Ami took a lead which was He Liked to Sit ArounA^and Jimmy Picardi, Boston, vs. Senior Events on Wednes Takes r o u r .'k m e d in the last few boxes. Mike Frisco Battisti, New York, six vUUoll UtUUU l a f Suhie missed two one-pin spare rounds at 120 pounds. iiT 1 J f ’L — boxes and Talk With a Bunch of Kansas BasketbaU Team Na- Eddie Reed, Hartford, day and Friday Evenings. W e st ^lQeS a n d l/Daner|Brozowski gutted twice in succes- Buster Nadeau, Holyoke, . slon to get a six box. ; ^TeDers." rounds, at 116 pounds. tionaUy Known; Won 441 Eddie Elie, Springfield, Oaks, Three; F. Anderson was trimming the Night-Hawks J By TOM STOWE ! three out of four points, winning Jimmy Rossi, Westerly, rounds at 158 pounds. , ’ the first two games and losing the BY HENRY L. FARRELL of 515 Games. The date, for Manchester’.*? Gains on Conran and Cur- j last. Cole, Wilkie and Philips were Johnny Walker, of Boston, vs. Eddie Cavanaugh, New York, six ! highest. The West Sides won two One of the most amazing things big annual skating carnival ^ I games and pinfall from the Inde- rounds at 152 pounds. has been set for Sunday after about the personality of Tex fUck- Olson’s Terrible Swedes hailing Brownie Tucker, Hartford, vs. tis. j pendents but neither team rolled ard was his accessibility. There are from Coffeyvllle, Kansas, are the noon, January 27, which is two ______I 500 once. Nick Christy, Bristol, six rounds' clerks working in government jobs widest known basketball'team ever at 128 pounds. weeks from next Sabbath and i Manchester Construction once for less money a week thau Rickard booked to play in Manchester. The first half of the .Herald : more started up the league ladder got for one of his big fight tickets Their record shows that they have in connection with this, an Bowling league schedule came to a j by winning four points from the who are harder to approach than he played in at least 32 of the 48 nouncement was made today close last night with practically; Beethoven. The contractor's rolled v;as on his busiest day. states in the union. four teams tied for first place, or, the creditable team total of 1,623 that contests will be staged to It-was hard to figure how the Any club that is in such demand HGHT TONIGHT decide the individual skating to be exact, three. The first game was decided by four man did his business. It is true that as that must be well worth giving The Bon Ami, Manchester Green pins. The Charter Oaks rolled he put in more hours around the the “ once over.” Their record re championship of the town in and Sons of Italy all have the same within one pin of the hlghe-st team veals games played in every section the various classes and events. number of points while the Night total of the evening, 1,652. This Garden than any executive we have ever encountered. At all hours of of the United States ranging from For sev*eral years past, unsuc Hawks are but a point behind them was largely due to Frank Ander- New England to Florida to Texas to Three other teams are following | son’s fine work. He hit 120, 130 the day and night, Saturday after cessful attempts have been made by noons, Sundays and holidays, he ‘ California, Ihdiana and Michigan. various organizations to stage ice plenty close enough to step in and 135 for a three string of 385 Here is a list of ^states in which should one of the leaders falter, and. incidentally, that probably was puttering around the building skating contests that would disclose or squattec on the chair in his the Swedes have appeared: Kan the town's best skaters. The main With a race like this, the success fetches him up pretty close to sas, Oklahoipa, Colorado, Nebraska, of the league is assured. Last year i Tommy Conran in the race for in- office w iti one foot under him. And trouble has usually been that the Wyoming, Idaho, Utah, New Mex skaters themselves have shown in the league created a great deal o f ' dividual averages. Tommy hit 333 he seemed to be doing nothing but ico, Arizona, California, Texas, Ark interest but the Masons were a bit last night and Curtis only 300. The talking, talking to anyone who sufficient interest. However, there ansas, Missouri, Wisconsin, Wash liave been times when those in too fast for the pack. This year, Center church managed to beat the crashed the gate into his office or ington, Illinois, Tennessee, Ala however, it is absolutely impossible Charter Oaks the first game by five cornered him in one of the corri charge have nSt gone about matters bama, Georgia, Florida, South Car in the proper way. • to tell what team will win the pen •pins but lost the next,two. dors. olina, North Carolina, Virginia, nant. Nevertheless, it will probably It was almost a cinch to get into West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsyl But now that Manchester has a be the Green, Bon Ami or Sons of LEAGUE ST.4NDING his office. Ralph, the counteous and vania, New York, Massachusetts, Skating Club with a fairly large Italy, They seem to have the W. ■* L. P. polite man on the gate in the hall, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana and Ken membership, high hopes are held strongest teams from a standpoint Bon Ami ...... 18 9 25 would try to hold the crowd down tucky. out that this year it will be possible of high scores and consistency. Green ...... 19 8 25 to the size of a small mob, but just Judging from their record, the to stage a championship contest The outstanding match last night Sons of Ita ly ...... 18 9 25 when he was winning a point that Rec Five is in for a hectic evening that will arouse considerable inter was the thrilling battle, between the Night H aw ks...... 18 9 24 “ the boss has got a lot of people in to say the least.’ The Swedes have est and at the same time furnish Sons of Italy and the Bon Ami in West S ides...... 14 13 18 there,’’ Tex had a way of appear been organized for eight years over the spectators with plenty of enter which the latter team assured itself Gharter O aks...... 14 13 18 ing in the door and saying— “ Wanta which space of time they claim to tainment. The Skating Club is hard of three points in the last two 15 17 see me? Go in there with the fel have won 441 of the 515 games at work making arrangements for boxes of the final game. The Bon Construction ...... 1? Independents...... 9 18’ 10 lers. I’ll be in in a minute.” they have played. They play at the the forthcoming carnival and the Ami took the first game by the He would allow the newspaper A LOTTA FUN shown three of the best and most Rec gym next Tuesday evening.- championship contests will be Man narrow margin of six pins, the Sons Beethoven ...... 7 20 9 Center ChurcL...... 6 21 8 men to crash in on any kind of a The jolly professional fancy popular fancy skaters at the cele chester’s part in the program. the next by 22 and the third by brated resort. Howard Nickolson George Ruwsell is chairman of seven. In total pinfall, the Sons conferance a id if Ije happened to be skaters have a St. Moritz when all talking some very private business (left) and Paul Krackow are hold the general committee making won by 23 timbers. Both teams hit LEAGUE RECORDS the rich people of Europe gather in High Single: Wiganowski, 160. he would usher his clients into ing the pretty Hilda Rukert in a re Frankie Konchinh. plans for the carnival. Matthew P. remarkable scores. There wasn't a the Alps for the winter sports sea verse position as they finish one of .MacDonald, Jr., is at the head of game under 530 and the team to High 3 String; Curtis, 405. another room and sit down and Team Single: Construction, 645. chev^ the fat with the boys as long son. In the picture below are their stunts. Local the program committee with tals were 1,630 or over. Helen Bodreau in charge of finance Jimmy PontUlo, Quido Giorgetti Team 3 String: Const., 1,720. as they wanted to stay. Or if the subject of the conference was not and John Wallett looking after the and Domenick Beletti were the high publicit ’. Arrangements have prac- scorers of the match rolling over LAST NIGHT’S RESULTS confidential he would say— "Go on Sharkey-Stribling Bout Sport 5 340. Poptillo was highest of all Sons of Italy 3, Bon Ami 1. and talk in front of these boys. ticaly been completed for the ap with 101, 132 and 113 for a 346 Green 3, Night Hawks 1. They pester me anyway until I tell pearance here of Everett McGowan total. Tommy Conran and Augie West Sides 3, Independents 1. ’em everything.” Certain To Be Cancelled Chatter of Springfield, rated as world’s Brozowski were highest for the Construction 4, Beethoven 0. champion in several speed events. soap makers. The Sons went into Charter Oaks 3, Center Church 1. The ease with which Rickard His specialiiy, however, is barrel th e ^ s t game 16 pins up but the transacted his business was jumping and he will be seen in that By DAVIS J. WALSH <8 Mr. Carey and it may he of inter- art here. NEAT WEEK’S MATCHES astounding. est at this time that this gentleman There weren’t any clerks bustling New York, Jan. 11.— Officials Too bad Coach Clarke and his Regarding the championship At Farr’s— generally is -xpected to become Beethoven vs. Night Hawks. around his office. There weren’t any of the Madison Square Garden Cor High school basketball players are events for Manchester, Frank Wal executive head of the corporation West Sides vs. Charter Oaks. books in sight. A scratch pad on the poration wishing to do the right not firm believers of Christian Sci lett, president of the Manchester At Murphy*s— big bronze desk got plenty of work thing by “ Dear Old Tex” undoubt at an early date. He always fought ence. Granting they were, then .Club’ and “ Mac” Macdon Center Cnurch vs. Independents. from a stubby pencil but one of edly will look long and earnesUv Rickard on those lavish guarantees, there would be no need of postpon ald. chairman of the program com Construction vs. Sons of Italy, those swell desk pen sets that some through Rickard’s private papers even when the receipts seemed to ing the game. They could just mittee, announced today that there H appy Bon Ami vs. Green. one had given him was touched for “ documentary evidence” of his justify the i promoter’s judgment, maintain they were perfectly well will be three classes— grammar Stribling-Sharkey guarantees and and when the Tunney-Heeney fight and go ahead and play. school boys, high school boys and only when the porter cleaned up seniors. LAST NIGHT’S SCORES the quarters. then, having turned up none, they proceeded to mFke no money at an i:ions of Italy (8) Miss Naomi Lewonsohn, his per will render the stein song from awful rate, Mr. Carey was not We took a jaunt over to Center Trial heats will be held at the ITlomenkjs Springs pond yesterday to have a Center Spring Pond during the next Sardella . ...1 0 6 114 87— 307 sonal secretary, gave his office an Ignatz the Iceman, entitled: alone in his pained disapproval. He seemed to think, in fact, that this little chat with “ Woody” Wallett, two weeks .weather permitting. The Pontillo . ...1 0 1 132 113— 346 atmosphere of business when she “ Hurrah! We Can Find Notn- pond supervisor. Ice-thickness an Giorgetti ...1 2 6 109 110— 345 bustled in and toldxhim that Mr. was not the kind of thing that junior (grammar and high school ing.” nouncer, skating weather forecaster boys) trials will be on Monday and Andretta .. . 98 101 114— 313 Soandso was on the phone and It will be a fine, brave thing to ought to be encouraged. and what not. And in connection Friday afternoons of the next two Beletti .. . . . I l l 117 114— 342. wanted to know if he could get that do. They will be crushed, desolat Unless I have been misinformed, with this, we can't help admitting box for the hockey match. this gentleman is the active thdugh weeks ht 4 o’clock. The seniors' ed. But these are men who know that the dressing house > for the Eddie Adonnis will have their opportunity to qual-- 542 573 538 1653 "Yep, I gupss so. Fix him up,” how to suffer secretly. With great silent head of the Garden Corpora skaters is quite a bit too small. A Ifv on Bon Ami (1) he would direct and then go back tion right at this moment and, un Pictured above are Frank Kon- Wednesday and Friday self-control, they will be able to telephone would also be a worth nights of the next two weeks at Brennan . . . .100 101 109— 310 to conversation with the boys on mask their true feelings under a less I mistake his intentibns, there while addition. Wonder how long china and Eddie Adonnis who meet 7:45. Kebart .. . . .106 in the ten-round star bout final ot 114 104— 324 any subject from the diseases of smiling exterior and, if the smile , will be no guaiantees at all for the it would take to summon aid, if an Competition will be in only three Brozowski . .130 104 suckling calves to the trick that was Ed Hurley’s card at Foot Guard 104— 338 I’m thinking about happens to be Sharkey-Stribling fight, which accident occurred? events. The are the 220.440 880 Suhie ...... 98 120 107— 325 pulled when Dempsey was weighed a laugh, you will know that the ; ought to mean that there will be Hall in Hartford tonight. Both Conran .. fought Frankie O’Brien of Hartford yard races, j t is possible that a' . . .114 112 107— 333 in for the benjeflt of the skeptical man In question is practicing s e lf- '-''no fight. "Gus Sonnenberg, the new wres mile race will be staged in the and are well known here. The semi scribes before the Willard fight in control in a big way. As for Dempsey's innocuous tling champion of the world Won senior class. According to the an his title by butting Strangler Lewis final between Brownie Tucker and When you*re introduced to 548 551 531 1630 Toledo. No Guarantee statement, it was the only thing to nounced plans, six persons will just about the most gorgeous The trick might be mentioned do under the circumstances, since out of the ring seven times in suc Nick Christy and the scrap between It all probably means that there cession. At last we have a wres Eddie Reed and Buster Naneau are compete In each of the trial heats — MANCHESTER GREEN (3) here. Some of the experts thought will be no $100,000 guarantee for it is understood that he has , no and the first two to place will auto- girl you ever laid eyes on Sherman ____ 99 89 93 281 that Dempsey was too light for Wll^ tler who knows enough to use his also expected to furnish plenty of Jack Sharkey, if ever there was great wish to fight under the pres matlcaly qualify for the finals. Any Rogers ...... 115 97 104 316 lard (and Rickard thought so him head. excitement. such, which probably means that ent auspices at the Garden and one who is defeated in one heat Cole ...... 130 125 93 348 self). So he told Jimmy De Forest there seems to be nobody else that may try again in another. - Wilkie ____ ...1 1 9 98 111 337 there will be no Jack Sharkey, Sonnerberg has won many of his to fix up Dempsey and weigh him appeals to him, either. Another Murphy ...... 1.07— 4 — 107 which possibly means that there matches by picking up his oppo Those expecting to try for quali before the boys. The scales were good reason for the Indefinite char fication should leave full name Stevenson...... — 110 81 201 brought in at the appointed time will be no fight. Col. Hammond and nents and throvring them high into HARTFORD HIGH r William F. Carey have declared for acter of his announcement is that the air letting them .all where they age and addressf with Mr. Wallett and were thoroughly tested. The the man doesn’t know his own at the pond or with any other of Total ...... 570 519 492 1581 boys tested their own weight on standing behind any “ documen may-^whlch. by the way, is much NIGHT HAWKS (1) tary” obligation incurred by an of mind from one minute to another similar to the stock jnarket theory. ficial of the club who will see that them and Dempsey was brought in. and the thing he says today simply NEXT ON SLATE it is forwarded to,the proper per- Phillips ...... 111 99 12'5 335 He weighed something like 184 ficer of the corporation but, if they There Is one drawback about this doesn’t go tomorrow. There being butting stuff, however. Occasionallv son. Under the present arrange Skoog ...... 109 86 '91 286 pounds and the boys were amazed. aren’t convinced that none exists, Dehan ...... 10) 110 105 316 then they must have been talking no necessity for haste, therefore, one of them misses and then doc ments, there is ample opportunity Before Dempsey was brought in tors and laborers have to repair for a skater to cpmpete In the W alker...... 91 03 109- 293 De Forest made him eat a' dozen about the high cost of sleeve gar the entire matter can be pushed Carney ...... 119 96 114 329 ahead until such time as a show skulls and floors respectively. . , Play Here Week From Sat- qualifying rounds— four chances bananas and drink four quarts of ters when they called Sharkey in being affolrded in each rouiyi. heavy ale and, if I recall correctly, on the rug tk^ funeral. down is indicated. And she tells you she ADORES Total .... ___531 544- Plans are In the works for .an There are believed to ba.a large m De Forest said the process put 11 Plan New Policy a man who dresses with care inter-class hockey series at the urday— Thal Is, If number of good skaters in Man-. pounds on him. The slttiation narrows itself High school to Ue played at Center Chester, judging from the attend ful good taste— WEST SIDES (3) Schubert ...... 98 107 89 294 down tp a question of how soon a FAVOR A MEMORIAL Springs pond when the ice is suit Says Okay. ance at the pond so far this season, Metcalf ...... 93 86 84 263 Rickard never kept any books new policy of strict conservatism able. more Interest is being taken In Hanson . . . 85 102 275 until the Garden'got so big he had may be Instituted at the Garden. skating in Manchester than In many S a d ...... ___ 103 114 9U 308 to. He kept very few notes. His The instituting In question -can FOR TEX’ RICKARD Wonder how many fans -would .vears. Officials- of the ’ Skating Canade . . . ___ 104 103 87 294 office was in his hat. I asked him start somewhat sooner than imme turn out to' ’ witness a basketball Unless the influenza situation Club feel that the skaters will wel once how he trusted his memory diately without being premature, game played under professional fails to improve sufficiently, Man come an opportunity to con«)ete for when there were serious Items of New York, Jan. 11.— Friends of rules if the Rec were to ttage such chester High school will resume its Total ______486 495 453 as far as many of these men are the late Tex Rickard have propos the-town championship in toe vari INDEPENDENTS (1) thousands of dollars Involved. concerned, and if Rickard has done an, attraction here! Betcha see lot basketball schedule next week Fri ous events. Any boy who does "not “ I’m used to it,” he said. "Can’t ed that a memorial masoleum be of folks that aren’t attending the day playing at West Hartford and / \ i - . Klein ___ . . . .1Q5 88 83 276 nothing to obligate them, that will erected for the sports promoter In attend school wishing to %ompete Stevenson . carry no books around and might games nowadays. meeting Hartford Public High here ----- 103 110 103 316 be one of life’s misfortunes under Woodlawn Cemetery, near where should leave his name and^he -will - /i Fahey .... ___.-83 95 83 261 lose the notes. Never kept books In which they will contrive to bear uii the following night. be entered in the proper division. he lies furled. A motion that funds The nearest Olson’s Terrible Pint ...... 90 92 85 267 the old days. The bartenders used bravely. They^let Rickard run wide Three ga(mes have already been By staging the trial heals, it is be appropriated for this purpose Swedes have, played ta Manchester at least -postiponed and possibly one Wilkie ...... 86 82 109 277 to take their own pay out of the open with his* gambling tendencies hoped that it will be possible to dis dra^vor when they went off shift.” will be made at the next meeting of was in Pittsfield. Mass., last sea of them permanently cancelled be in promotion, because that was “ in the directors of the Garden cor- cover the best skaters in each event Total ______467 467 463 His private office was stocked son and in Stamford, Conn., this cause of the Illness of the students. and class; Those who qualify will character” and part of the script. poratioui it is understood! And when she remarks how with comfortable chairs. He liked season, according to .the advance Coach Wilfred J. Clarke has been compete iu the semi-finals and But he couldn’t make all of them A death mask of thd promoter dope. ill as well as several members of UNUSUALLY good-looking CONSTRUCTION (4) to have people around him and he finals on the day of the carnival. Wiganowski ....95 122 100 317 seemed to delight in the company of like it. was made after his funeral and this the team. However, all ' of the ______V your FTorsheim shoes care- S h e a ...... 94 105 110 309 th^ newspapermen. Some of his Carey’s Position will be used in the creation of a The Rec Five will practice at players but Hugh Moriarty and say— tha^s a h appy m om ent Wilson ...... 116 122 95 333 subordinates, with superior ways, One of them who didn’t and nev bust which will be placed in Madi 7:30 tonight at the Rec gym. Ernie Dowd are back in school er was abashed about saying so was HOCKEY you never WILL forget! Sargent ...... 97 106 132 335 weren’t as friendly and some of son Square Garden. again. Coach Clarke, although A. Anderson ..107 105 117 329 them chided Rickard that a smoke- Howard Murphy and “ Lefty” much Improved, is still being mark filled room, packed with loafing re Curtis meet next Wednesday night ed “ absent.” When sufficient play in the first of a 20 game bowling C.lNADIAN-AMERICAl? Tbere*B a certain assurance about Total ...... 509 560 554 1623 porters, wasn’t the proper atmos i r r « ' ers have been on hand. Thomas F. LEAGUE STANDING) the smart style of Florsheim Shoes BEETHOVEN (0) phere for the president’s office. match at the Charter Oak alleys. Kelley, football and baseball coach, has been directing the practice vi^hich somehow is passed on to Erickson ...... 113 101 102 306 It really couldn’t have been an W L T F- APta. V. Johnson ....92 93 84 269 periods. the man who wean them—^wher act with him. He was too sincere. Games doals Mathlason ....104 87 94 285 He wasn’t Inviting personal publici Asked regarding the fate of the Springfield . . .8 4 6 20 22 1 postponed games. Faculty Manager 3V: ever he goes. And maybe Flor- Olson ...... 107 103 102 312 ty. From his dally contact with the By H. C. Carlson, M. D. DeMOLAY BASKETBALL Philadelphia ..8 7 3 35. 31 Edson M. Bailey said that he hoped iheim good looks alone won’t E. Johnson...... 89 83 97 269 newspapermen, and with one or two Providence .. . .8 7 3 28' 82 19 4 to arrange all of the games with the Min a girFs ^ o r , but from what fight managers, they became the University of Pittsburgh Coach. Boston . w . ..6 4 6 22 19 18 i Total ,505 467 479 1451 PRACTICE TONIGHT possible exception of that with New Haven . ..6 9 5 40, 48 17 ^ weVe been told— they only onps with whom he couH be Dr. James Naismith originated as to require, considerable indul Crosby of Waterbury. Due to the thoroughly at ease. He must have Newark . . ..4 8 4 2&. 86 12 . J the game of basketball at the gence and, even then be * little shy proximity of Rockville, the ^ m e certainly do help! CENTER CHURCH (1) been, after all, a very lonely man. Springfield Y. M. C. A. Training of perfection. The DeMolay basketball team with that school could be played al T. Anderson ...104 112 100 316 He liked to talk and sit around with Two points for a victory, bne for O. N elson...... 107 89 97 School in 1892. Its growth since will practice’ at the School street most any time. Meriden ■will be 293 the bunch. • 4. That it should lack the rough Rec. tonlght-from 8 until 9 o’clock. a tie, . - Selling for a Few Thomson .....107 94 93 294 then has been remarkable. ’ ness of football and be played in the hardest to work In and that Humphries ....119 93 111 323 Coach Roy Norris wants the fol will be done some way because it Is ONCE ROOMED WITH HOOVER In his wprds there were four ojit- doors. In this connection, while LAST NIGSnC’S RESULTS D ays at S. Nelson ...... 1,00 11^ 91 '303 lowing men to reports Bray, Moore, a league contest. standing principles involved in personal contact is forbidden, there Trueman, KOfr, Bissell, Benson, Springfield 3, Boston 1. are continuously intellectual and New |laven 0, Providence 0. Total ...... 537 500 492 1529 Milt Anfenger, president of the originating the game. McCaw, Greeneway, Chambers and $8o85 Denver Western League eluD, en 1. That it should be an Interest physical contacts between players McConkey, or any other member CHARTER OAKS (3) in trying to outsmart each other. NEW COACH AT PENN SCHEDULE SATURDAY C u rtis...... 87 108 105 300 joyed the distinction of rooming ing game with a hall that could be wishing'; a try-out. handled but not hidden by the Another factor in eliminating Providence and Newark arProi Deltz ...... 102 126 96 324 with President-elect Hoover while dence. ; A , they attended Stanford. hands. roughness was in making the basket WANTS A CAGE BERTH Jim Mathews, who rowed in the Mozzer ...... 114 94 92 300 1925 and 192:' Washington crews, —------lit Robinson ...... 109 116 118 343 2. That, it should be an easy horizontal rather than perpendicu G le n n e y ’ s game to learn, so that anybody lar, thus requiring added skill in Bob King, Stanford jumping is now an assistant rowing coach Break up your cold in F. Anderson ...120 130 135 385 Do not let a cold hang on. Try with First Aid Cold Tabl6A''‘1i First Aid Cold Tablets.— Magneli could play. arching accuracy rather than direct ace, is mem''er of-1 Stanford at Pennsylvania under Rusty, Cal only byKv MagnellILfoarnAll Drug’Co.-— SA Total ...... 532 574 546 1652 Drug Co.- -Adv, That it should be so skillful | force. low* » a > :V; , ■ r- . ... : . ' \'v- : ' V.
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Sheraton Furniture Is V - * • Popular With -Modems HIN'I'SON HOW rq KKIi^P WRLL by eWorld Famifd 'Authority THIS HAS HAPPENED warmth and longing. And Jack “ Give me your lips ” he whisper the silk gown about her hips. ASHTORETH ASHE is having Smythe. had voiced his desires in no ed. “ Just once.” Hollis appraised her , critically. the most exciting adventure of her uncertain terms. There were, also, And when he had kissed her he “ If Mr, Zeigfeld could see you life in a little house on top of a other men. They had not particular held her away, with his fingers now," he Informed her, “ there’d be PROOF OP BLOOD FLOW iblood tumsd ‘ Qp on t]he^ sl'de away mountain in tropical Domlpica. ly impressed-Ashtoreth. ' gripping her-arms so tightly that a pajama brigade in the Follies. ONLY 300 YEARS OLD from the hcsxl. f Ashtoreth is a stenographer from Beautiful-girls are-usually so she winced. • Tall, -liin girls, with red flowers bq- Of'.cburse, this ffieitPt. .that at Boston. The owner of the house is phisticated. Unless, of course, they "That Is all I want,” he said. bind their ears.” BY DR. MORRIS FISHREIN. each, beat of tjie beajrt..blood was HOLLIS HART, her multi-million- are'dumb. Aside from^her own ex His voice was stern, as If he were Editor . Jounia] of the ' American . forced out Into the arteries, that It She laughed delightedly. Medical Association and, of ah*e employer. They have met by periences, Ashtor.eth*s knowledge trying to convince himself that it “ I always wanted to go on the ■proceeded through the arteries to accident in Dominica, a little iskttad of the affairs of other girls— nota was the truth. He eyen repeated it. Hygeia,. the H ^ th various portions of the body, aod stage,” she ebnfeesed. ' “ I suppose — — Magazine.----- that it was then, returned by the in the West Indies. bly Sadie— had tended to .acquaint And his mouth tightened at’ the every girl does. I read a story once In 1628 William Harvey, an Bps- Ashtoreth, who has been ill, is her with the ways and thou’ghts of corners. veins toward thq heart. about a famous Follies queen, you lishinan, wrote a book in which for . 'With a remarkably logical mind, taking a cruise. Hart has stopped men. “ That is all I want. Orchid. Only know. It said that she was quite the first time it was' proved that off, en route to South America, and your lips, dear. Your Ups— just he then did.an experiment of the For six days she and Hollis Hart a poor girl who lived in Boston. the ’ blood actually circulates greatest importance. He measured found the place, so charming that had lived in a glamorous paradise. once.” , She was a bride and her husband throughout* the human body. The he has taken a house and means to the amount of-blood contained in Her presence had stimulated and ' Ashtoreth’s heart was beating wanted to have a picture of her in year 1928 was the ter-centenary of the heart of an animal. He then stay a while. They aro delight^ excited him. So that he had kissed madly. Throbbing in the hollow of her wedding gown. But she was this discovery. killed the hnimal and found out to see each other. And Ashtoreth her and made love. But further her throat, where Monty used to such a thrifty little thing she In his book Harvey proved a how much blood there was in the purposely misses the boat in order than that he had not gon e... .And press his kisses . Her eyes were wouldn’t let him spend the money. fact ^which many had thought whole body. to stay on the island. She pretends, tomorrow she was going home. ^ide and frightened. But she smiled She said they’d buy some linoleum about and written about for at least Thus, he was able to show th.at of course, that it was an accident. They were alone now in the din with her red lips. And was, at once, for the kitchen, or some curtains = M = S = If the heart throws,^oijt a certain And Mr. Hart seems not to suspect ing room. Beyond the long windows filled with fear and rejoicing. for the bedroom, instead. But he . .Q.— Do you know of any elec amount of blood at epch beat and her little ruse...... lay the garden. Humming birds Because she knew that Hollis coaxed her to a studio, and when 7*' 1 trical treatment for deafness that is that If the amount of'blood in the . . Finally he discovers her boat has fluttered about the butterfly bush Hart lied with his twisting, hungry sh«, heard him tell' the photogra helpful and safe? whole body represents approxi % , i sailed. There is nothing left but to es. And a wanton little breeze that mouth. pher thdt they ' wanted the very ...... * A.— No. Electrical treatments mately a certain amoynt, ".that in wait for the next boat. had dallied among the'. lilies and “ Go put some clothes on!” he cheapest picture they could get, she thus far are wholly experimental. one-half hour the heart will have stolen > their fragrance camo steal told her harshly. His voice was consented to have one taken. Their value has not been certainly forced out all of the.-blood avail NOW GO OX WITH THE STORY ing, through the room. very rough. But that was because “ But when she wasn’t listening established. able, and that if it kept on' pump he was trying to keep it even. / CHAPTER XXVHl Hollis put his hand on Ashto- her husband told the man to finish ing, It would have-to repump the reth’s ... .“ Have you been happy?" She smiled again. And brushed a great big beautiful one. And‘ It 1500-years previously. He did it blood that was-returaed to it "Two lumps, Holly?” his cheek with her lips. in a simple manner; at least, It Ashtoreth sat at the breakfast he asked her. was such’a" perfectly lovely picture Great Revelatibn^.Then. And in his voice there was a “ Once more,” she whispered. that the photographer asked her seems simple to us today. For As has been stated, this seems table and tried to sound wifely. She She put her arms about his neck those who do not understand the relstlvely, simple. Actually at an was wearing Hollis’ pajamas and hunger and a questioning that made husband’s permission to submit it her heart rejoice. and drew his mouth to hers. In some beauty contest. Helen al Typical Sheraton Pieces. way the blood moves about the age which h.ad. no kno.wledge of looking her best. human system, the proof is a reve “ So happy,” she said. His breath was hot on her face. most had a fit because it cost so , the structure of the^ibuuisn body, Now, women, en masse, are not And his blue eyes were -flashing EDITOR'S NOTE: The Sheraton formed like a long, narrow letter lation. which looked askance, on dissection built for pajamas, any more than “ Will you miss me?” he asked much money. She didn’t fe'el any Pulse and Heart Beats. her. like Mona’s. He benV fiercely and better when they toH her she had Style of furniture is the subject of “ S.” ■of, either human be^gs. or of men are built for nightgowns. But fastened his Tips on, hers. And she this, the nineteenth article of a se Restrained use of inlay was an In the first place Harvey showed animals,, the discovery came as. a Ashtoreth was one of those tall, 'Ihe knew then what It was he won first^prize either, because she ries on “ MAKING HOMES BEAU that the pulse beat takes place, at would ask next— when she slipped felt his teeth, hard ’and cruel. was so furious with her husband outstanding characteristic of Sher great revelation. ' . slim girls, with long legs. Lean She tried. Impotently, to shake TIFUL” which William U. Wilson, aton’s work. He used mahogany the same time as the heart beat. A few years later an Italian from knee to hip. And that, of her hand In his, for being extravagant. You see, she vice president of the American Fur He showe’d that the heart stopped “ Oh, T’ll miss you fearfully,” she her head. He hurt, when he kissed was absolutely crazy about him in the main, and inlaid It with rare named Malpighi proved the exist course, makes a difference. As a niture Mart and a noted authority woods such as satlnwood. Caning beating at death, and that the ence of what are known as capil told him. And pried her fingers be like that. As she struggled he drew and she didn’t care a bit about be pulse stopped at the same lime. matter of fact, she never looked away. on Interior decoration, is writing was used frequently for seats and laries, the very liny space's in vari better in her life.. neath his, and let them rest against ing famous, or a beauty, or 'any for The Herald. for chair backa. The most significant things that ous portions r)f the body which rep his hot, hard palm. And they were “ I never meant, to kiss you like thing of the sort. he showed, however, were the facts, They were orchid satin pajamas. that,” he told her. “ For days I’ve ' The structure of . Sheraton’s resent the terminations, of the With a military neck, and a Rus soft and tool and lovely. “ But her husband was so proud BY WILLIAM H. WILSON. chairs seems frail, but his knowl that when an artery was cut the arteries and the beginnings of the “ Do jrou love me,” he whispered been steeling myself against that he persuaded her to go to Written for NEA Service. blood spurted In a direction away sian sash. this___ ” edge of construction caused him to veins, through which the blood ----- "Just a Tittle, Orchid?” New York to accept the prize. He Euclid, the genius of geometry, plan his chairs and settees so that from the heart and that when the makes the final passage from the Over them she wore a dlk dress- “ Why?” she asked. . Ing gown of Roman striped effect. “ Mm-mm,” she murmured, so took her to the station and kissed has a staunch supporter In Thomas support was given at necessary veins df the arm were blocked, the artery to the vein system. < Behind each ear she had pinned like a little frightehed thing that He ground bis hebl into the soft he'r goodby. And promised to water Sheraton, a genius of furniture de points. Apparently frail, this he had to lean to hear. ground. And put his feet apart and the plants and feed the cat, and sign. Geometric designs feature characteristic of Sheraton design is a scarlet hibiscus, red as her laugh- his hands In his pockets. NEW NORTH STATION AT wear blue serge coats with, the in l-«g lips. They were quiet for a minute. everything. ' Sheraton’s work, and the straight one of its superior attributes. BOSTON OPTS UNIFORMS And a mountain whistler, through “ Why?” she repeated Innocently. “ And then, all of a sudden, Mr. line received his especial considera signia “ B .& M R on the lapel. Her own clothes were drying on Sheraton Is extremely good style FOR ALL ITS EM P^YES White collars, black ties, and black the stillness, called-his mate. “ My God!” he exclaimed. “ Don’t Zeigfeld. or someone, saw Helen. tion. for use today. It may be used Boston.— The “ Red Cap," for the bushes. And Ashtoreth was you know why?” shoes will be worn by all. wishing it would rain, so that she “ Do you,” she asked, “ love me And they offered her a great big There is much similarity between with furniture of the American years the symbol of the porter In ----- a little?” She shook her head helplessly. A the Sheraton furniture and that of Colonial and Empire periods, and could wear the pajamas all day. contract. And everybody started the.railroad terminals of the Unit SASKATCHEWAN ORDERS strange breathlessness welled with calling her the most beautiful girl the Louis X'Vl period. Where the lines blend nicely with the sim “ A week tomorrow,” remarked Beneath her breath she asked it. ed States, Canada, South America 125,000 A UTO PI-ATES in her, filling her body and her in the world. . . . ” Chippendale elaborated on the ple austerity of such designs. A and Europe, has been supplement Hollis, and salted his paw paw ap with her chin on her shoulder, and French period, Sheraton simplified Regina, Sask. '—The motor car athetically. ‘The boat is coming in her dark hair against his mouth. throat, so that her breath came in “ And that, I suppose,” Interrupt Sheraton settee, side chair or oc ed by bright blue caps, trimmed little strangled gasps. it. Sheraton is a classic style, sim has conquered the bleak Canadian early. Orchid.” So that his lips caressed, the red ed Hollis, “ was the end of the poor, casional table.^ as well as pieces with buff as the uniform Identifi praries, dubbed by Stefanssoc as He looked at her steadily, until adoring husband?” ple, severe and at the same time for every room in the home, may cation at the New North Station of For six days these two lived in flower she had pinned, behind her delicate. be found In this style. In a room the “ coldest.spot-In the world ” the little house on the top of the ear. her face crimsoned, and she drop “ I guess it was,” agreed Ashto the Boston and Maine here. Orders for 1929 license plates plac per her eyes. Legs are always straight, the in which the walla are papered, mountain. And every day the sun “ Oh, my dear,” he cried. “ My reth. “ But what I started to say The caps will depart from the ed by the Saska^febewan governr “ You know why,” he said. was— wasn’t it just like a, fairy most typical being rounded and painted or panelled, with oriental straight visored, straight sided top had shone. And every night the dear!” tapered, although some legs are rugs in delicate colors on thi floor. ment indicate that there will be stars had twinkled and bathed the A servant, padding softly on bare “ Yes.” she whispered. tale? It was too bad, of course— pieces that have been standard around '125,000' jhbtoi* vehicles in “ Then please,’' he besought her, the square tapered Hepplewhite leg. Sheraton furniture is well placed in among porters for years, with a garden in silver ligh^ feet, came and filled their coffee walking out on a loving husband, The backs of Sheraton chairs are the province nbxt year, or more “ go get dressed!” the twentieth century. i semi-formal military shape, more than one to every two families. "And now,” he said, “ you aca.go- cups. They ate in silence, tastiug but just the sam e.. . . ” low, the back upright usually belijg ing away.” She laughed like a naughty Hollis interru'pted. “ Imagine hav comfortable for the wearer. The ’ field is So attractive that their food and pushing the plates child. a continuation of the back leg. The largest eggs ever se'>n were All the forces at the New North Ashtoreth bent her head above away. - ing a worshiped wife and losing during 1928 .’ nearly $5^00.000 “ I haven’t any clothes,” she re Often a central panel in the back laid by a bird nov/ extinct and Station will be In uniform hereaf her plate. And wondered what a “ Come,” he said, and drew her her— to be glorified, for all the framed a lyre or vase motif. Arms measured 12 inches long and 9 worth construction "Was carried out minded him. ‘They’re hanging on other men in the world; Now if 1 ter. Ticket .sellers. Information by automoMTe and accessory manu girl should do in such a situation, to her feet. “ It is glojious in the are also characteristic, being inches across. clerks, and travel bureau men will Hollis Hart loved her. That is, he garden noT^.” .'- a hickory limb, or something, Hor- should.marry .''a beautiful girl— facturers In ’Reg&a -aloiie. tense said so.” '' was crazy about her. She knew They wandered through a crum and another, man admired her wor that it had been awfully difficult bling, wall to a giant tree whose Hortense was a big, ebony laun shiped charms— do you know what for him— being so dreadfully re hollow trunk was cushioned with dress. Ashtoreth left her clothes I’d do?” spectful. moss. Above their heads a cluster each night on the floor as she step Ashtoreth laughed. And she loved him....Or was of orchids grew from a bough ped out of-them. Sems time before “ No,” she said. “ What would you it love? Well, it didn’t really mat within their reach. she woke, Hortense washed and do." ter. He had money to burn. And be ironed them. BuV this morning “ Well.” , . . . . Hollis surveyed her ‘This tree,” he'.told her, "is the there was a showet , and Hortense was sweet, and wonderfully defer father of all trees. See, there is appraisingly. Sunbeams played in ential. And generous as could be. had explained that’little Missy must her blue-black hair, making, it room enough within its trunk for wait. Ashtoreth had no other After all, what else is there? It two to,sit and love.” glisten like a bird’s sleek wing. She w'asn’t even as if he wasn't good clothes, and wore Hollis’ pajamas kept his dressing gown swathed He put his urm about her shoul and dressing gown through necessi- looking. Why, Hollis Hart had sim ders, and they passed into the gaupi about her lips, but the broad lapels ty. ■ had fallen back. And the soft curves pay ply everything:----- A girl would embrace of the great tree. Gray be an awful fool if she couldn't love “ I’ll put on your raincoat,” she of her lovely body showed tanta- moss, like the beards of patriarchs, offered, “ if this boudoir scenery a man like him. hung frpm its branches and swayed lizingly through the soft satin of Ashtoreth's experiences had been bothers you." her pajama jacket. in the breeze. “ You d hotter,” he told her grim rather limited. A certain fastidious “ It’s like a Druid,” whispered (To be Continued) ness had saved her from the pro ly. “ Saint Anthony himself couldn’t Hollis'Hart, in the next chapter, Ashtoreth. an J pressed against him. look'at you in that outfit.” miscuous petting in which many He held her closely and ran his proven to be a thrilling lover...... girls indulge. But Monty had kissed | She secured her'hibiscus firmly and Ashtoreth is deliberately pro- hand across her shoulders, in their in the great coils of heavy hair her w’ith a considerable degree of * satin jacket. vocrti’.e. Whatever happens, It’s that hugged her ears, and wound her own fault -YDUR- 7/S2€ D ollar CHILDREN All sorts of punishments for^ ETERNAL HOPE violators of the prohibition An 8i)-year-old Civil War vet OAi/ej^Serts Sar/on amendment were suggested by eran obtained one of the last Reno to meet thousands of entrants participat- divorces of 1928 on the grounds of ©1928 i)y NBA. Service,Inc ing for the W. C. Durant prize excessive jealousy. He was mar money for the best plans for pro Are your children getUng enough or served on it, or both. It can ried a few hours later to another milk? hibition enfo'rcement. Many of lady. Rather strangely enough, I be used In puddings, soups, the • contestants favored punish Because, if they are not, in time “ gravies.” custards, cocoa, or made find more optimism than anything W ILL never really appreciate it will tell on their general ment as a deterrent and suggested else in this little human anecdote. ■you into simple white sauce and cook such cheerful forms of it as being health: every tissue in the body ed with vegetables. There are doz It Is a symbol of.the hope that * my G old Li-nc W omen’s Shoes, unj^ composing vital organs, muscles given poison In the liquor, ban springs eternal in the human ens of Ways of . using it. ished to barren Islands.,suspended and membranes, teeth, and bones But be sure allow a child breast, sometimes. you actually own a pair. L want you to will suffer. 'from the ceiling by the thumbs, plain milk to drink, either with apd similar bits of pleasantry. Milk is absolutely necessary to his meals,'Or in between, cr at HUMAN DEPRESSIONS wear them and compare them. I know ' the diet of little children and bed time. Humans In the main are apt to every sacrifice should be made to It should always be sipped— get too discouraged at the pros I can convince you they are the equ^ >• get it as long as they are growing. never gulped, and never served CRUEL WOMAN pect of the oncoming years at Even after baby is “ off his bot very cold. It should be sweet and ^ Comment is made that most of times. At 20 one regards 30 as of shoes for which you-are paying - tle” he should be given milk to clean and kept , covered. the punishment suggestions were hopelessly old, at 30 one is inclin*- doUars ynore. supplement his other food to the I have been asked if condensed by .women, and that, the most ed sometimes to laugh at 20’s Idea amount of one quart a day. milk is all right. Yes, It is, when fiendish forms werfe" unearthed' by and sometimes to believe it’s view This does not mean that he necessary, also evaporated, or the frail sex. , point is right. As one grows older Sp let’s get acquainted! FU take a must drink one quart a day— only even powdered milk — b u t— make It probably only means that it is increasingly difficult to be part of it. The rest can be put every effort to get fresh niilk more women competed than men, lieve that the, best years are not whole dollar oS my. regular low pric^ into cooked foods, for cooked milk first, particularly for drinking. women having, the contest bug to' gone or that there is anything does not lose Its nutritive value. much greater proportion than ahead. • just to ^ v e you come into the store Better Not to Boll Milk males, or It may only mean that The spectacle of 80-year-olds But I shouldn’t boll milk any The largest parish In the British women, having suffered most from daring to cast off the oldjand be and take your choice of G old L in e shoes.' more than necessary in making co Empire is in New South Wales; it violation of the prohibition -law. on with the new is good for all of coa or milk soups. Prepare the is four-fifths the size of England feel the. need■-for ^revenge more. us. .Come in tomorrow. Other part and cook as much as and Wales, but has only 5000 peo Mothers of sons, and all that. necessary, then add it to the milk ple. FAMILY DRAG that has been brought to a scald John Coplidge’s oncbmlng papa- only. In-la-w, Governor Trumbull of During this *get-acquaint- "WBrY? Connecticut, wants. John as a ma ed” sale, all my $4 shoes Sometimes mothers think that Fashion Plaque The body of a 2t-year-old col Over 100 models to ch o ^ skim milk is useless and waste it. jor on his staff. He’ll 'have to ask are reduced to ^ lege girl was washed up from un the legislature to permit It by &om—every style you can What a mistake! It Is rich in all der the rocks at the foot of a cliff sorts of things that children need. amending a law which would possibly want. the other day. Every means, in make a citizens’ military training All it lacks is butter fat, and this cluding the chartering of an air can be supplied by butter. For camp product" eligible. The gov plane to skim over the lake look ernor is brave. -Nepotism is a Instance if you use skim milk over ing for. the body, had been em toast or cereal or crackers, spread charge from which many a public a little butter on first. Never ployed by..the girl’s prosperous fa man shrinks. And yet when little ther during the several days of or no emolument Is attached, and waste an ounce of skim milk. the girl’s disappearance. Blood- Families that cannot afford theijob is all, or largely, honor, hounds finally trailed her to-the there won’t ‘ be so many com whole milk could buy skim milk cliff’s edge twice. cheaply and supply the fats In the plaints. It’s, only when-the >tax children’s food by butter, butter payers count nickels that they substitutes, or inexpensive vege REASONS raise the hullabaloo. Nervous prostration and melan- table oils of which there are many cl)QlIa over.,-her' illness- were ad wholesome ones on sthe market;, TEXAS FOO-TBALL CHAMPS. vanced as cause of,The suicide or HONOR.FALLEN PLAYER never by fried food, however. adcldqnt. “ Flam ihfyouth" canr Never, never, give a child any Austin, Texas-^In the hour of fried food. ^ cdupe, for college their victory'as football champions Milk won’t light with fruit that authorities''remarked on the girl’s of the South western Conference, •i i- is not too acid. If a child takes or quietness a'nC- abs^ii^tion In her the University of Texas Longhorns studies. Other analxjers will seize paused to renaember a fallen com ange Juice, it won’t hurt him to upon too much stiU as a cause have milk On his cereal.' 7 rade., < r ‘1 ■ *Ware o f This Ooiubliiatioii , and'wdnder’why gifts go to col ; Molte McBlroy,‘ 19. of Houston, But I wouldn’t give a little lege, anyway. ■ I >wl}0 was-killed In.a fraternity Ini .V child milk or cream on straw ber But nobody knows‘Just 'why and tiation istupt- here.' shortly after the 977 Main Street ries in the Bummer. how it all^bappenedv, Just one ifootball season'opened, was award Milk can be served on any stew more challenge'to the men of men. ed an honorary letter. McElroy AN ‘‘URBAN PREJT’’ of vivid tal. science who are''needed today ed fruit. colors'transformj -a tailored bag ■was a member of the squad and even more than physicians for the was considered a promisinz ath- Mi& cas' be ^ked In a cereal fo& sautlieru resortt^ear. Iphyslcal. . ' ' ' . : 7 -- ■ '5w, Sk t-.- I \ ' i ' i ■ 1^-■'Tf'f-■’S
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929. PAGE EIlEYEitlr^ ? W' chance to make up the work- they practice it was impossible to dis today and tcwnprrdw. 'llils g?iup of TWO BIG FEATURES HIGH SCHOOL NOTES have missed, , No I’eport cards will WELCOME KEN STRONG CONSTRUCTION COMPANY SCORES OF MIDDIES tinguish the featured players from clever, entertaihers offer a si^ppy, be issued at the end of the third the genuine midshipmen.' There is 'routine of songs and dance ste^. ' marking period but the report cards a strong-love romance in which tw o, ■ Others -who will also he se^- andt? A T CIRCLE TOMORROW issued at- the end of the New Haven, Conn., Jan. 11.— GETS AVON CONTRACT IN “ ANNAPOUS” FILM midshipmen and a- pretty girl are heard on the Vitaphone axe Shaw'^ Tryouts for positions on the Tri West Haven, aspiring to be a city, the angles. The' action Is swift- hhd Lee, a 'pair’d! hilarious pldwns,. angular Debating team will be held fourth marking period will carry the marks for the two preceding will throw ambition to the winds moving and at times .^uite dramatic, and ^ J. Conley,': the popular i^usi- next Monday. Those trying out will The Manchester Cpnstructhm Colorful Drama of Young Ma'n- cal comedy star, in a short dramatic ^ ' Another unusually fine double marking periods. ton^orrow evening to receive “ Ken” Company has been -awarded the The story was written by Prof. feature program is due to be pre defend one side of the proposition, Strong, New York University foot Playlet entltled.“ The Bookwdrtn.” “ Resolved, that the President of the contract for the erection of a new , hood Opens at State Today; •Royal S. Pease, an,, instructor in ■ Be^tfnrhg'' Sdifilay' ‘evefliiif;' the sented at tbe cozy Circle theater RELATIVELY SPEAKING ball star. Mr. and Mrs. Strong will school in Avt>i>, Conn. The building Also T^hree Vitaphone Acts. the Academy; and the^director was this Saturday and Sunday. The fea United States should be elected by receive, according to present plans, State will present Fannie Brice in will be of brick construction and Christy Cabanne. From the stand “ My Man,’* another of the famous tures are Adolphe- Menjou in “ His a direct vote of the people.” The “ Hey, pop, what’s the difference a- greater welcome than any home- point of colorful screett entertain question for the triangular debate modern in every particular. It will Scores of midshipmen at the Warner • Brothers Vitaphone “ all- Tiger Lady” and “ The Michigan between alimony and bigamy?” comer ever received, not excepting ment, “ Annapolis” is reported to be has not been selected yet but on be completed by August 1. 'Towner United States Naval Academy at talking” productions. Kid,” co-starring Conrad Nagel and “ Alimony is keeping a woman the town’s war heroes. The aban quite worth-while. - January 21 the preferences of the and Sellew tP Middletown are the Annapolis were employed by Pathe Renee Adoree. The opening chapter apart.” doned West Haven railroad station to play Important parts in “ Anna 'The picture is presented with of a new serial, “ Tarzan the Migh three schools will be made known architects and the chairman of the “ And bigamy?” is to be reopened, to receive the schooU building is Joseph W, Alsop. polis,” the new film thriller featur synchronized sound and music ef ty” and a comedy will also be and the question favored, by a ma strongs, “ Chick” Meehan, Oallahad fects making It all the more real- ■-TBHll'ANSWEB jority of the schools will be selected “ Bigamy is keeping two women ing Johnny Mack Brown, Jeanette shown. As is customary, tomor Grant, N. Y. U.’s next football cap isUc. as the question for the triangular apart.”— Judge. Loff and Hugh Allen, which will row’s show will run continuous tain;, Grantland Rice and other tee each week. This committee have its premier presentation at the Here Is the answer to the Letter debate. ■The Foy Family, protegWOl the from 2:15 until 10:30. For sore throat gargle and take celebrities. dinner, addresses, consists of John McLaughlin, presi State Theater today. ,famous Eddie 'Foy-,' a comedian of Golf puzzle on the comic page: ■' In “His Tiger Lady,” Adolphe A prize of five dollars has been! a teaspoonful of Sore Throat Relief. presentation of gifts and a dance dent; Roy Norris, treasurer and The middies move constantly in rare note, are the headliners on the MOON, MOAN, MEAN, BEAN, Menjou is seen in a new type of offered to the student selling the Maghell Drug Co.— Adv. are on the program. Ernest Benson, secretary. the colorful background and at gun Vitaphone Vaudeville program for' BEAM. characterization— a role that proves most tickets to the play, “ The Poor entirely different than anything the Nut” to be presented by the Town :______popular star has ever done, yet a Players on January 18 at the Circle part that is exactly suited to his theater. Many students are now talents. Menjou is seen n the busy Belling the tickets and spirited characterization of a striving actor competition is expected to result as in the Follies Bergere, Paris, who is the contest enters its final stages. believed by many to be a mysteri A large group of members of the ous East Indian Maharajah. His ■Sock and Buskin Dramatic club love for a beautiful girl of sup have been assigned to their parts in posed wealth causes him to fill her the cheering scene and five promi with fiattery. Hojv he finally mana nent track athletes of the high ges to win her affections is told in school make their .entrance at the a thrilling and delightful manner. dramatic race scene. Any student Not once does the charm of Men who wishes to enter into competi fPsWmhed^ifn& jou fail to impress the audience. tion for the ticket-selling prize may Evelyn Brent, beautiful and secure his tickets from any mem talented, plays opposite the star as ber of Group 2. the girl. Others in the cast are At a meeting of the Junior Class Mario Carillo, Rose Dione and Emil yesterday the following committee- Chautard. Hobart Henley directed. chairmen for the Junior Prom were £astDaii$ of K4IM E’ S “ The Michigan Kid,” is a thrill elected: Music, Francis Sullivan; ing and powerful drama of the refreshments, Charles Bycholsky; Alashan country, filled to the ut invitation, Elizabeth Carlson; dec most with breath-taking moments oration, Elizabeth Washkiewich. of suspence and a smashing drama Due to the large number of pu tic climax. Conrad Nagel and Renee pils that have been absent a large Adoree surpass all of their previous part of the marking-period it has starring efforts in this picture. been deemed advisable to set ahead m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiir«REAT EXI^SICN SALE the date for the holding of the Scotland’s birthrate in 1927 marking period tests. In order to I Save on These Celebration Specials | PRICES WRECKED Extra Liberal was the lowest on record. give those pupils that were absent a r; i' WINDSOR CHAIRS-Mahog- RADIO TABLES CREDIT any • A a AS NEVER BEFORE Walnut finish $5.75 I so EVERYONE KAPOK MA'TTRESSES — TIME IS MONEY NOW! Only a short time CAN SHARE Carpet Sweepers— Closed Formerly called left to share in savings that are the talk of THESE GREAT “ Silk d S l C * 7 C BARGAINS = only ...... $1.25 Floss” ___ New England! Act at once. Nothing held The Smart Shop DAVENPORT TABLES — Simmons Day Bed, complete back—nothing reserved — EVERYTHING 5-Pc. Deco. Breakfast Sets Mahogany DECORATED set at the price of Buy at These Unequalleid:^ “ Always Something New” with ^ 1 Q Q C must go regardless of cost or loss! fin ish ...... $6.95 Mattress . . ^ A an un painted one—- $9.95 DRESSES in Canton Crepe, Velvet and Satin—aU so Sport Dresses of Tweed, Jersey and Serpentine 3-Pc. Parlor, now Carved Frame, 3-Pc. Parlor, now . Flannel. Reduced t o ...... Limited quantity! The lucky people who capture them can congratulate ExceiiUonallj^ well made, hardwood themselves. Superbly modeled—cover frames, fliiished Mahogany and Velour ed in rich Jacquards. EASY TERMS coverings— Long Divan, Wide Wing Velour 3-Pc. Parlor, now and Arm C h airs...... EASY TERMS * New Spring Dresses—^Values to $9.95 Regularly $105—Your saving is $50, if . • High Shades of Canton Crepe, Flat Crepe, Georgette you act quick. Spring-filled, remov able cushions— Divan, Wing Chair, Special $4.95 to $7.95 Arm Chair included...... EASY TERMS FIG LEAP PANTIES ^ ^ T c,. i Dainty Undergar- Dance Sets, Step-Ins, Slips, | ment of Rayon .. 95c. French Panties. Regular $2.95 ^n Milanese Silk S p ecia l ...... $1.95 $1.95 Gorgeous 4-Pc. Bedroom, Magnificent 4-Pc. l^droom, now An exquisite suite— only a few to sell. Dresser, Wardrobe, Vanity and Row-End Fine walnnt veneers with maplC'' Bed— in handsome Walnnt veneers overlays. BIch |ianeiling— Heavy 4-Pc. Modern Bedroom, now and gam wood. Decorated panels.. $119 turiie We cordially invite you to inspect our large new store 9-Pc. Complete Dining Room for ^ where we will be able to give you more and better ser with Gabinet Save $50 on this suite by acting now! 5-Pc. Coxwell SIMMONS Bed vice. $ 2 y * 5 0 Hardwood finished Walnut. Buffet, Outfit, now with Spring .50 and Built-in Easy ’Terms and Mattress 17 Table, Host Chair, 5 Chairs and Mir- Special Array of New Dresses in Advance . Easy Terms ror ...... EASY TERM$:,^; Coxwell .chair, with sprinl;- Speaker With China Cabinet Complete $110*00. , ^ Spring Styles for This Occasion at Hlled cushion. Bridge lamp, If you want one at this shade, end table, foot rust. price! $5.00 Deliversr $7 98 ODDS AND ENDS SLASHED! COMPARE IT with any radio value anywhere. See Sizes 14 to 50 Electric Hcatbrs, complete Set of Dishes, in handsome what you get— a genuine (A. C.) Huntington 7 tube set Majestic with cord, were design. C Q C and built-in speaker—in a handsome cabinet. Priced SPRING MILLINERY ... $1.98 and $2.98 $2, n o w ...... O O C N o w ...... ^ 0 * 7 7 less tubes. Beautiful .Metal Tea Wagons. Were S27.' Out New 7 Tube Smoker ...... 85c , AC AllElecfiic Ladies’ Underivear and Hosiery Speciaily End. Tables, mahogany fin $10,.85 ish hardwood, were Q C ^ Odd China Cabinets; S2, now . . . '...... 7 0 C fTVTTHE'SlGNW S^THE BlIGl CLOCI^t Reduced for Our Opening. seieclinn C Q C $ -I o rr.so Banjo Clocks of styles . . . ^ jL O a 7 Q Now ...... $2.95 Free Souvenirs for the Ladies Buffet Mirrors, decorated 9x12 Velvet Rugs, ‘deep and frames, were SO Q Q thick, ^97 e/\ N o w '...... amazing at .. THE PERFECT RAD^O I 8\9 Felt Base Rug, with Vanity, few-of-a-klnd, mostly With Dynamic Power S p ^ er > Mat to walnut veneer, $24.95 To Hear It Is to Buy It The Ladies Shop > match ...... $2.95 Get it on Kane’s Easy Terms. EVENING APPOINTMENTS. MADE—Phone! 649 Main Street, South Slanchester 12 BIG STORES—LARGEST FURNITURE DEALERS in NEW ENGLAND. • ' HARTFORD r : % " ' .y.v-v-;, . .:kjrv; fPAGB TWESVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, COIfN., FRIDAY, .JAN^JARY 11, 1929, jm j^ iawtwggogogooooogoggg^ r ,^ ^ ^ I+-4- «■■■ « 1 ------r »- f iiV V ir ir r r i OABB OF INSANE 000 appropriated for the purpose FLU IN NEW YORK ers might attend the teachers’ and tregsn/er, A. J. Vinton; assist was exhausted and the city finds the meeting in South Coventry. total will run above $70,000. ant secretary, Alfred Hill. WEATHER H E U m TO New Haven, Conn., Jan. 11— Care COLUMBIA A letter recently received from COVENTRY Word was received from Mrs. o f New Haven’s Insane ran $10,000 New York, Jan. 11— The city re Portugal from Mrs, Diiane Wain, Mrs. Kate Fuller, widow of John Ella Hawkes qf Mocisup sending above the amount appropriated for ported 496 cases of flu here In the gives an account of a recent motor The annual ineetlng of the Sec greeting to all her friends in Cov STRETCH COAL SUPPLY the purpose in 1928, according to Break up your cold In 24 hours Fuller, died a* her home here Mon trip she took, contrasting the traf ond Congregational chnrch was past 24 hours— the largest number $eld Wednesday evening at the entry and stating she bad had a the city’ boards of charities and cor with First Aid Cold Tablets. Sold day afternoon after a long illness, fic they met with what they would bad fair and wasn’t able to lie of any day In five years. chapel. The meeting iollowed a rection report. The sum of $60,- only by. jMagnell Drug Co.— Adv. fehe is survived by her sister Mrs. have here. She says: “ We couldu't down at all, buL was slowly'gain Manchester people have probably baked bean and salad supper, wltb burned as much coal this winter as Eugene Winter of Columbia, and a help joking about the traffic we met ing. brother, Burdett W. Downer of about 40 members present. The in other winters, but they seem to in four hours on a Saturday after 'roll was called and there were re- Carl Abrahamson spent tbq night be making- an effort to “ stretch” Hartford, also several nieces and noon as compared to what it is at at Autumn View Farnt, teating.- «WSS5SS«3«36W«X589SX9«3«Sf30«SCSS5S3«3S3{X5«56SS9aM36JCS£3aX38X5{3«X3CS^^ nephews. The funeral services were hponses, after which the reports of the supply. The cold weather in home. We met one bus. two trucks, the different societies were read Miss Cora E. Kingsbury has been September started the rush for coal held from he; late home Thursday one touring Car. several ox carts, a asked to give a 10 -minutes talk on afternoon at 2 o’clock Rev. Mr. ^nd accepted. The meeting then and the weather lasted so long tbat couple of donkeys carrying oil caps proceeded to elect officers with the “ Some of the Things We Did at the Deeter of Hebron officiating. Mrs. National 4-H Encampment Last the dealers were kept busy brin^ strapped to them, and large num following results: Clerk, Mrs. Emil ing In snppltes. The first three days MON Fuller had been a life long resi bers of women carrying loads on Koehler; treasurer, William B. June.’’ Miss Kingsbary will speak dent of Cohmbia. at the Connecticut Farm Bureau of this week were also busy ones their beads. Many of the women Hawkins; trustees for three yeats, for coal dealers. The delivery carts Mrs. Donald Greene, who has were carrying their washing home. .William B. Hawkins and A. M. Federation annual meeting which leen spending a week with her will be held Wednesday, Jan. 15 at were kept on the road, but with (he Can you.imagine taking your wash Shaw; deaconess, Mrs. Newell A. change in weather that came yes 'riend Mrs. Eugene Lafieur, return a mile or so in a basket on your Hill;, church committee, C. H. 10:30 a. m. at the ' Hotel Garde. GOOD TUINGS TO EAT 'd to Meriden Monday night. Two of the other delegates will terday the orders fell off and there head, then standing in the cold Schell for three years, Mrs. A. M. is ample supply of coal on hand in The town schools were closed Shaw for two years, and Henry I. speak also. The .trip to the Na water while you washed it? Then Manchester right now to take care OVER AND OVER AGAIN Tuesday afternoon that the teach- Barnes, one year; auditors. Walter tional encampment is sponsored by it the weather ^is good, spread it the Conhecticjjit Town Bureau Fed- of the rest of the winter’s needs, one 'Over and over again the doctors are stressing the high Importance of Increas S. Haven and Bryon W. Hall; out on the rocks or bashes to dry, usher, Lawrence Hill; Sunday eratloi^. of the dealers said today. *’ ing the vegetable and fruit diet during this period of grip. They are so well agreed and if the weather isn’t good, carry school' superintendent, Mrs. A. ’ J. Several children In town have re that there must be something to it. Pinehurst, at all events, is proceeding on the it back the mile, probably most ol Vinton; assistant superintendent, mained home from school this’ past The stay-at-homes are usually basis that there is, and is making special effort to provide Its patrons with a great the way up hill— wet? These wom Mrs. Chas. Christensen; secretary week owing to severe colds. the pay-as-you-go folks. a variety as possible of the highest quality fruits tind vegetables obtainable. en surely have more strength than That’s why, for example, we have stocked Alligator Pears (Avacados.) They we.” ' / are perhaps the finest salad fruit in the world— delicious in fiavor, highly nutritious Harvey Collins went to New and one of the best meat substitutes, so far as the appetite goes, ever discovered. York Tuesday to attend the Auto The ordinary price of an Alligator Pear, In the big city markets. Is from 35 to 50 mobile Show. cents, which makes them pretty expensive, though one pear makes an ample salad Hubert Collins, representative for two persons, or even three. The 19 cents at which we are selling them is just from Columbia, accompanied by no price at all— but we want our customers to have them. Mrs. Collins went to Hartford Service— Quality— Low Prices This store for today and the week-end has a beautiful line of fresh vegetables V/ednesday to attend the inaugu — Spinach, Peas, Tomatoes, Mushrooms, Caulifiower, Carrots, Lettuce, Cucumbers. ration of Governor Trumbull. Irene Siegol, six-year-old daugh If you can manage to stop in and look the display over, fine! If you can’t, a phone P 4 ! / order will bring what you desire in Its perfection. t) ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Siegel Is suffering from a mild case of scar You should have plenty of Oranges and Grapefruit in the house for over the let fever. The family spent the Week-End. Many of our customers are using two or three times the usual quanti Native Baby Spring Lamb Christmas holidays in New York ties of these fruits as health-insurance. They are among the finest of cold and grip and it is thought the little girl con preventatives. ’ tracted the disease there. Tonight Pinehurst’s three phones will be working on Saturday orders until 9 Here’s a cup o’ cheer with the Frank Tolokin, a pupil at the o’clock. Never was a time when this service was more useful— so many folks are top o' the morning in it.” Old Hop River school Is also 111 Raised at Storrs College not just up to going outdoors, let alone toting groceries and meats home. Deliveries Say the Food Twins tomorrow any time you specify after 8 In the morning. Phone 2,000. Delivery any with scarlet fever. A good cup of coffee radiates Jack Price has just bought a car where in Manchester. an early morning fellowship. load of horses, 20, in New York and O u-coffees, teas and spic^rs are shipped them here to sell. Sweet Fresh Ripe Tomatoes, special...... 19c lb. the finest ever imported to this Mr. Semite on the Dan Tucker For Saturday continent. place is getting out spool timber Potatoes Fancy W^ite Mushrooms, special___ 49c lb. for the Thread Company in Souih 3 lbs. 25c Grape Fruit, heavy juicy fruit, 4 fo r ...... 26c SPECIAL Willington. Small Legs Baby Lamb, ^ Fresh Killed Chickens to roast Mr. and Hrs. John Mitchell of 4 to 5 lbs. each., ib...... 4 to 6 lbs. each, lb...... WHITE HOUSE COFFEE Hartford were in town on Thurs .48c,| 50c FRESH GREEN PEAS, LARGE TANGERINES, CARROTS, CAULIFLOWER 49c Ib. day to attend the funeral of Mrs. Finest Bottom Round for Roast or Kate Fuller. Lamb for Stewing, Ib...... GREEN PEPPERS. Miss La^inia Fries of Bolton at 25c Ground for Hamburg MEATS tended the funeral Thursday of her Small Lean Fresh lb...... 38c SMALL LINK great aunt. Mis. John Fuller. Shoulders, lb...... Rib Roast ...... 30c.;j5c 18c Boneless Rib Roast Beef for Meadowbrook Sausage M eat...... 30c lb. SAUSAGE Q rw Roastmg Pork ...... 94- Fresh Killed Fowls oven, no, waste, Ib...... As fine flavored Sausage as you ever tasted Special, lb. O VJ C 45c Fresh Shoulders...... i«c 4 to 6 lbs. each, lb...... CLOSE TRADE SCHOOL 42c Our Home Made Sausage Fancy F o w l...... * 4n > 25c Small Sausage . . . TO BEAT THE “FLO” Boneless Roast Veal, lb ...... i. 39c Sweet Juicy Florida Oranges .. 29c' dozen Bacon, sliced 33c lb. Sausage M eat...... Boneless Roast of Baby Spring Best Top Round Roast, lb...... Boiled H a m ...... ’ 55^. Lamb, 3 to 4 .lbs. each, I b ...... • 45c Thirty-five of ' 156 Students 45c We will have tender, juicy Rib Roasts of Beef either boned and rolled or standing...... '. 30c 35c Boneless Pot Roast O A ^ - O C Lamb S te w ...... Are 111 So Director Warren Loin Lamb Chops from Baby Fresh Pork to Roast. Fresh Shoulders Beef, Ib...... a U C D C Strictly Fresh Eggs ______6-5c Declares “Sickness Holiday.” Spring Lamb, lb...... 75c 8 oz. Yellow Corn Brown’s Butter...... oOc Fresh Pork to O O ~ 0 Q. ^ Dur Fresh ■Ground Hamburg In order to give the students and Steak, special lb...... Pinehurst 8 oz. Spinach ' Roast, lb...... S t O C 25 c Fresh Spare Ribs 8 oz. Brown Bread Instructors a rest In the hope that Hamburg .30c 8 oz. Sliced Peaches GROCERIES li will stop the wave of influenza 8 oz. Crushed which has struck Manchester, Ui- Pinehurst Round Pineapple Sunshine Assorted Cookies 25c rector A. A. Warren of the local State Trade scHhool today announc (G rou n d )...... 44c lb. Sauer Kraut Small Jars Stuffed Sunshine Krispys, 2 lbs. . . 35c BAKERY NEWS Each. Genuine Codfish, box ...... 35c ed that there would be no ses’slon Olives of that school tomorrow. Ends of Ham, 12 l-2c. Pickles and Jams Heinz Sweet Pickles, can . .20c Corned There are 166 students at the Cherry Pies, e a c h ...... * ...... Blueberry Pies, e a c h ...... 35 C 15c and 18c lb. Prima Malt, c a n ...... 47c school and about 35 of t^em are 3 S C Little Wonder M alt...... 79c out with colds, grip or the “ flu." Shoulders of Lamb, boned 8 oz. Pears. s oz. Fruit Salad Heinz Salad Dressing .... 19c Four of the 15 teachers are also ill Coffee Nut R in g s...... 0 Fancy Layer C a k e s...... Spare Ribs 8 oz. P Kuspberrles 25 50o and rolled. Pot Roasts. Little Crow Pancake, 2 for 25c atid unable to attend to their ( ‘an duties. Therefore, Director Warren Old Fashioned Corn Meal, Boneless Veal Roasts. 1 5 c decided to declare a “ sickness holi- Chicken Pies, each ...... C Jelly Rolls, each ...... 2 0 C 5 lbs...... 39c Iday’’ tomorrow with school ses STRICTLY FRESH LOCAL EGGS Genuine Rye Meal, 5 lbs. . . 45c sions being resunied at the usual Baked Beans, qt...... Honiss Oysters hour, eight o ’clock, Monday morn Sunshine Cakes, ea ch ...... 250 2 5 c ing. Brown Bread, loaf . . . CLOS3 OBSERVER White Mountain Cakes, each . . . 25C' 1 Oc 15 c Desk Sergeant: Two men and a Finest Danish Pastry, dozen----- 40 C Fudge Cup Cakes, dozen...... 25 C girl held you up, eh? Kin you de scribe 'em? Victim: Well, the girl had a run SMITirS GROCERY in her stocking! just above the right knee.— Life. ' GROCERY SPECIALS North School Street Tel. 1200 •Jyincs market 3 9 M A I N ST. For sore throat gargle and take Parksdale Eggs a teaspoonfui o f Sore Throat Relief. tine for cooking, dozen ...... 39c 2 lbs. Best Pure Lard .... 25c p h o n e 2 3 3 9 Magnell Drag Co.— Adv. The Price of Pork Cape Cod Cookies, box ...... Gold Medal Flour, bag . . . $L04 Yacht Club Beets 4 lbs. Old Fashioned Buckwheat is on the rise, but it still remains the best “buy” in food products, In addition to our large can, reg. 25c ...... Flour .....;...... regular supply of pork, we have secured for our week-end business two wonderfully 25c fine 4 lbs. Finest Yellow Com Meal Monarch Spinach, reg. 25c, can BIRCH STREET MARKET in bulk . 4______Monarch Catsup 25c NATIVE PIGS PAUL CORRENTI, Prop. reg. 25c, can ...... Strictly FVesh'Medium Size Eggs, dozen ...... ,...... 49c Phone 2298 86-88 Birch St. Royal Scarlet Bartlett Pears reg. 30c, Special, 2 cans for .... ROAST PORK. White American Loaf Keeney White Eggs, dozen .....;.45c ...... 23c lb. Chees,e> l b ...... Pillsbur3r’s Best Flour bag ...... $1.04 Fresh Shoulders 19c lb. I Fresh B a b n ...... 25c lb. Special Meat Prices Yellow American Cheese, Ib. . . . White Loaf Flour, bag .... $1.04 Sage Cheese, lb...... OTHER MEAT SPECIALS For Saturday Old Fashioned American yf O 4 lbs. Fancy Head Rice . . . strictly Fresh Shoulders ...... 19c lb. Cheese, lb...... 4 ^ 0 Elizabeth Park Crushed Pineapple, Strictly Fresh Pork Roast...... 22c lb. 4 lbs. Rolled Oats in bulk . . Fresh F o w l...... 40c lb. Rib Roast Beef 32c-40cE Strictly Fresh Spareribs...... 20c lb. large can Strictly Fresh Large Eggs Nice Tender Round S te a k ...... 40c lb. reg. 35c, can ...... dozen...... Corned Shoulders... 18c lb. Pot R oasts.... 30c-35cE Nice Tender Sirloin S te a k ...... 48c lb. Elizabeth Park Sliced Peaches, medium 54c Nice Tender Short Steak ...... 48c lb. size, regular 20c, ^ 1 Native Veal Cutlet...... 48c lb. 2 cans for ...... O X C Brown’s Butter, Ib...... 60c Sausage M eat...... 33c E Roast V e a l...... 35c E Native Veal Chops ...... 35c lb. Native Veal Stew ...... -.22c lb. Fresh Pig’s Liver ...... 20c lb. FINEST FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES Sausage...... 2 7 c E Corned B eef...... 18c E Home Made Pork Sausage (Italian S t y le )...... 35c lb. Fancy New Bunch Carrots Finest Eating Apples...... Fresh Beef Ribs ...... I 8c lb. 3 bunches f o r ...... 25c 4 qt. basket ...... Extra Fancy Baldwin Apples, Fancy Celery, Lettuce, Tomatoes, Pkrs- GROCERIES for cooking, eating or Ipy, Spinach, Yellow Globe Turnips, New Try a Pint of our Pure Olive Oil., 65c pt baking, bask et...... and Old .(^bbage, et B o g a a ,rV . I'-: MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUJ, SUCiH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929. p a g e ; T H IR T E ^ *****■«■■ ■V l^ '^ f g IWWWWWWWWWWWWAAWW^ The Best Places to Shop MARKET The Best Stores Advertise 6 B mmtmnnnasnnm Oscar Roehler of Rockville and Max and Moritz Roehler of Saxony, Ger many. The funeral will be held Rockville fiom her late home Saturday after TWO STORES: Oak and M ain—Park and Main Sts. noon at 2:30 o’clock. Rev. John F. Bauchmann w’ill officiate. Burial Ask Your Grocer for Dean H. E. Luccock to Preach will be In Grove Hill cemetery. Free Announcement has been made to Notes the effect that Dr. Halfred E. Luc Miss Dorothy O’Neill is 111 at her Parking cock, dean of Yale University who home on East Main street. is listed as one of the 25 greatest Lorraine, the young daughter of Space Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Semple is ill preachers in America, will preach Kibble’s Quality Rear of at the- Rockville Baptist church on at her home on Union street. Sunday, January 27th. Dr. Luccock The installation of the officers of Store. for a number of years was editor Kiowa Council. Degree of Pocahon of the Christian Advocate and tas will be held in Red Men’. Hall preaches each year at various col tonight. Mrs. Mary Johnson and Coffee leges. He will preach at the eve her staff of Hartford will be in I IT P A V TO W AIT BN ning service on the 27th and a cor charge. dial invitation is extended to the Veinon Grange will give an old- and people of Rockville to hear Dr. Luc fa.'-hion and modern dance in the cock. new Grange Hall at Vernon Center, MANCHESTER'S PUBUC PANTRY C. S. Bottomlcy Reelected Director Saturday night. Charles S. Bottomley has been The Every Mothers’ Club of the re-elected director of the Capitol Baptist church will meet Friday SAVES YOU TIME SAVES YOU MONEY National Bank and Trust Company afternoon at the church. Half Moon Tea and the Capitol National Company Mrs. Alice M. Scharf of Union of Hartford, lidving served in this Street is confined tc the house with capacity since the organization of i infiuenza. the bank. Councilman and Mrs. John J. Mc Stores of Manchester's Own Choice .Membership Drive Opened Tliurs- Kenna have moved to their new • day house on Center street. Made popular by those who appreciate cleanliness, variety, quality and low prices. Frank Mehr, Jr., has been ap The American Legion Auxiliary No longer is it necessary to shop around for foodstuffs—either of Hale’s Self-Serve stores will give the variety and opened their membership drive pointed chairman of the committee The £. S. Kibbie Co. yesterday under the leadership of in charge of making plans for the low prices that cannot be found elsewhere. ^ Mrs. Inez Schook, local chairman of 4Gth anniversary of Court Hearts the drive. It is hoped to Increase of Oak, Foresters of America, which _Since 1878 the membership to 175. A prize of is to be held in the near future. FLOUR SPECIAL ON SALE AT BOTH STORES $5.00 has been offered by the Ralph Franklin of Pawtucket, R. Wholesale Grocers Hartford ^Gold Medal and Pillsbury’s Best Four'.ii District to the team secur I . has been appointed manager of * 24/2 pound bag the Woolworth store. Joseph Mc- FLOUR $1.00 ing the largest number of new members. Ferran, former manager, has been AVilliam L. M urphy transferred to Newport, R. I. The funeral of William Lawrence Fresh Shipment VVedgewood Parksdale Selected Murphy,‘27 who died Tuesday night at the Rockville City hospital of 3S2SX2B2E5KI Creamery BUTTER lb. S3c FARM EGGS d ox. 37c pneumonia, was held this morning (1-4 pound sections) (Storage) _ at St. Bernard’s church. Rev. George T. Sinnott officiated. He is survived by a brother, John P. Mur phy of Hartford, a sister, Mrs. Her- SALE A NEW LOW PRICE! Selected, large % H o X . C l c berg Kuhnke of Vernon, and two aunts, Mrs. James Touhey and'Mrs. white and brown * « w A e Miles Grobert of Vernon. Burial w'as in St. Bernard’s cemetery. STRICTLY FRESH EGGS 2 d ox. $1.00 Mrs. Louisa A. Rabensteln Mrs. Louisa A. Rabenstein, wife Do not compare these with the ordinary run of eggs—these are the very finest quality, local fresh eggs—aU large size. . of August Rabenstein, died at her home at 29 Village street Wednes ,___ , CANNED VEGETABLES day night after a few days Illness. The most popular butter in town—Meadow Gold. \ The freshest stock in town— Sl.c was born in Saxony, Germany, GENUINE SAVINGS ARE OFFERED YOU. Take Advantage. March 3, 1864, daughter of August and Friedericka Weber Roehler. RIB ROAST BEEF ROUND STEAK FACE RUMP ROAST Creamery BUTTER 2 $1 CIGARETTES carton $1.13 She is survived by her husband and (Over 1,300 pounds sold last week.) 1 lb. 51c. (Camels, Old Gqlds, Lncky Strikes and Chesterfields.) two daughters, Mrs. Henry Ludwig Best top ^ and Mrs. Carl Pfau. both of Hart s«'e?r ,b 29c 39c lb...... ^ / C lb...... 39c ford, four brothers, Adolph and SAUSAGE MEAT ROAST PORK White House 1.8 Tonraine Chase & Sanborn UNDERCUT ROAST Autocrat Maxwell House Alice P. McDongall Best Boneless O O Fresh made O ^ ^ Fresh Rib o O Hale's Private Growth lb . 5 3 , Ib...... lb...... Z / C Ib...... Z Z c COFFEE AtC.H.Tryon’s PORK SHOULDERS PORK CHOPS PORK CHOPS Green Mountain Hale's Eveiling Fresh 1 ^ _ Best Center cut - ^ 2 p Rib end. o O Sanitary Miurket lb...... 1 / C lb...... ZZC Native POTATOES bu.80c LUXURY TEA lb. 53c FOWL, 4 lb. aver. PIGS’ LIVER , BACON—sugar cured (Sound, white and mealy.) (Orange Pekoe—a tea yon will enjoy!) Fancy milk fed o Sliced O C ^ By piece or 0 7 Tel 441 Tel 442 lb...... OlIC 2 lbs...... strip, lb...... ^ / C MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALS SPECIAL SUNSHINE BISCUIT SALE FOR SATURDAY OYSTERS SPARE RIBS FISH FILLETS BakeFs Breakfast Cocoa, 1-2 lb. ca n ...... 17c Standard O C ^ Corned 1 Smoked o t 300 POUNDS Baker’s Premium Chocolate, 1-2 Ib. can ...... 20c P in t...... ajDC lb...... lOC Ib...... iilc Strictly Fresh Eggs, Extra Large David Harum’s Fancy Tender Sweet Peas, 3 cans .. 53c PURE REFINED COCOANUT KRINKLE ^rom Bolton, 55c doz. Sunbeam’s Fancy Whole Kernel White Com, 3 cans 53c ^trfctly Fresh Eggs from Pom- lb . 19c Paradise California Fruit Salad, 3 can s...... $1.00 ieroy Farm, 50c doz. A delicious iiiarshmalluw topfied cookie sprinkled with co- (Large No. 2 1-2 can) Fancy Baldwin Apples, 95c bas coonut. Never before sold less than 30c a pound. Something k e t. LARD 2 lbs. 27c P & G Soap (White Naphtha) 10 bars...... 39c new. I Rowe's Famous Oysters, 89c Libby’s and Armour’s Corned Beef, 2 cans...... 49c ^in t. GOLD MEDAL, CERESOTA, PILLSBURY HARVEST MOON COOKIES, Ib. b o x ...... 23c Oyster Crackers, 2 lbs. for 25c. (Packed In a wax paper wrapiied box—contains 60 pieces. Muller’s Macaroni, Spaghetti and Egg Noodles, 1 lb. Box Fancy Blixed Cookies, On sale at both stores.) 2 pkgs. A'-...... 23c* ^ c ; Talue 3 8 . 24^/^ lb. bag Hale’s Own Mixed Nuts, pound...... 19c „-.Mrs. Clock’s Canned Goods in FLOUR $1.05 .Glass, Vegetables and Fruit, 38c. Dill Pickles, Quart Size, 35c. SILV^RBROOK PRINT OR TUB FINE GRANULATED When You Think of the Best in Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Think of Hale’s. Dill Pickles, Pint Size, 25c. Dill Pickles, Small Size, 15c. Pineapple Brand Fresh i Iceberg 5 lb. Bag Yellow Meal, 25c. FLORIDA ORANGES, d o z e n ...... 24c MUSHROOMS, lb ...... 30c LE’TTUCB, head ...... 10c 5 lb. Bag rye Flour, 80c. (Sweet and Juicy) (Snow white) (Large, solid heads.) 5 lb. Bag Pastry Floor, 28c. F resh . F r^h Crisp BUTTER SUGAR Fresh CELERY, bunch ...... I Sc Sunrise Com, 18c can. TOMATOES, pound ...... 19c Sunrise Peas, 18c can. GRAPE FRUIT, 3 for ...... 25c CAULIFLOWER, head ...... 25c BANANAS, pound ...... 7c Sunrise String Beans, 18c can. ib . Also a large stock of fresh peas (like native), fresh spinach, kale, beets, carrots, California Snnkist oranges (extra large, large and 10 l6s. Sugar, 50c. 1 0 >i»s* 5 5 c small), Florida oranges (large and medium), and tangerines. 2 Ub. Box Cat Sugar, 10c. 8 lbs. Brown Sugar, 25c. Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour, 241/2 lb., A & P SPECIAL SALE AND DEMONS’TRATION) 11c package. bag Pastry 9 y C FAMILY Blaple Syrup, 29c bottle. FLOUR 89c Sugar cured, FANCY GREEN MOUNTAIN eVDAHY'S PURITAN HAM skinned hack lb . 2 7 c There will be a Cudahy representative at both stores all day tomorrow, Saturday. Hams will be cut any size you wish. The MEATS POTATOES 15 lbs. 21c lowest price in 4own. ^ y ON SALE AT BOTH SELF-SERVES AND HEAIiTIl MARKETS. I’ork to Ivoast, 20c lb. WHITEHOUSE - Legs ot Lamb, 39c lb. Veal to Roast, 38c lb. Rib Roast Beef, 35c to 40c lb. EVAPORATED MILK . 25c Pot Roast, o5c lb. Native Roasting Chickens, 49c Store Delivery lb. 4 lbs. to .» lbs. each. ASPARAGUS TIPS can 28c 3 cans 83c Daisy Hams. 39c Ib. Open HALES Service Home Blade Sausage, 3Uc Ib. Small Link Sansage, 35c lb. Saturday from Reef Liver, 29c lb, T om atoes C orn Peas Iona can 11c, 6 ...... cans 61c Iona can 11c, c a n s ...... 63c Nights Both Stores liaiub ra ttle s, 3 for 2.5c. Iona No. 2 can 10c, O' cans 58c 6 Veal Patties, 3 for 25c. Gold. Bantam 17c, 3 cans 50c A & P can 19c, 3 cans .... 55c A & P No, 2 can 14c, 3 cans 4lc Sultana can 14c, 8 cans ... 39c Reliable can 15c, 3 cans . ,43c Until S HEALTU MARKET X15c Charge) FRUIT W a x Roans Beets S auerkraut I Iona can 14c, 3 cans 41c Hanaiias, lOc Ib. SULTANA^ IONA Center Your Meat Buying at Hale*s Health Markets Florida Oranges, 49c to 59c •^^G i EOURTEEH MANCHESTER EVENING HEKALU, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 11, 1929. Concentrate Your Efforts-Use These Columns And Gain The Profitable Results Yow Want Want Ad Information. Cards of Thanks Fuel aad Feed 49-A Colonel William C. Cheney, head of Manchester’s park commission CARD OF THANKS FOR SALE—HARD WOOD slabs, FLU PASSES PEAK ABOUT TOWN will be the speaker'at the Manches Manchester sawed stove length $10 per cord. O. ter Garden club’s .January meet We the undersigned wish to thank H. Whipple, telephone 2228 evenings. ing,- which- will take place Monday our many friends and neighbors, for Evening Herald their words, and acts of kindness FOR SALE—BEST, OF hard wood. IN LOCAL SCHOOLS The Friday evening class meeting evening at the Manchester Com Slabs $7.00 load.' hardwood $8.00 of the Church of the Nazarene will munity club on North Main- street. shown us, during the illness and at load; also fire place wood. Chas. K. Phone Your Want Ads Classified Advertisements the time of the death of our dear Palmer. Telephone 895-3. be held this evening at the home of Count «lx averaga wife, arid mother. E specially would Miss Lorraine Wray, 117 Center The Memorial Hospital Linen Initials numbari and we thank those who donated their To The •aoh count aa a word and oompond automobiles. Fuel ana Feed 4U-A street. Auxiliary groups will have their words aa two worda Minimum coat la JULIUS BRATSNYDER, SR, AND Dr.>' N. A. Burr Believes Cri- annual meeting Monday afternoon prlca of thraa Hnes. ^ FAMILY. FOR SALE—SLAB wood. Stove Mr. and Mrs. Gustave Magnuson at the School street Recreation Cen length, fireplace wood 6 to 9 dollars of Buckland will be in charge of '.he ter. A social hour will follow with Iilne ratea per day for transient Annoancemenis 2 a truck load. V. Firpo, 116 Wells sis Has Passed—Many Parent-Teacher association’s whist Mrs. R. O. Cheney’s group as street. Phone 2466-W and 2634-2. EffectlTo Uarcli W, Evening Herald and dance at the Buckland school hostess. Cash Charge STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of WOtJD FOR SALE—Hard, cheatniit, Back at Studies. Monday evening. They are planning 6 Consecutive Days ..| 7 cts 9 ots the world. Ask for sailing lists and mixed, white birch aod slab. Season to award four prizes, the first ones Giuseppe Mazzini Lodge'No. 907 3 Consecutive Days ••I? cjs 11 ots ratea Phone 760-3. Robert J. Smith, ed and sawed to order. L. 1'. Wood to be $2.50 gold pieces. Refresh Sons of Italy will give a supper to 1 Day ...... I l l cts 13 Ota 1009 Main street. Co.. 66 Blssell street. Phone 496. All orders for Irregular Insertions According to Dr. N. A. Burr, ments will be served after tha card the Ladies’ Auxiliary on Sunday. will be charged at the one-time rate. Call 664 school physician in the Ninth Dis games and modern and old-fashion Special rates for long term every AalomoOUes for Sale Oarden-Farm-Dairy Products 50 tract, the wave of grip and influ day advertising given upon request ed dancing will follow. The D. A. R. card party , which Ads ordered for three or six days enza which recently struck Man FOR SALE—REO 7 passenger tour FOR SALE-FANCY GREEN -Moun- And Ask for “Bee” chester, appears to have passed was to have been held at Odd Fel and stopped before the third or fifth ing. Chandler sedan, 3 Reo trucks. tain potatoes. Frank V, Williams, Tonight at the Manchester Green day will bo charged only for the ac the crisis so far as the schools are lows’ hall tomorrow afternoon has Brown's Garage. Telephone 869. Cor 989-12. school hall the women’s committee been indefinitely postponed on ac tual number of times the ad appear ner Cooper and West Center streets. concerned at least. However, it is ed, charging at the rate earned, but FOR SALE—APPLES. Greenings, Tell Her What You Want from the Community club will give count of so much Illness. The af no allowances or refunds can be made Baldwins, Jonathan and Delicious, quite naturally impossible to make their fortnightly whist and dance, fair was in charge ol the Ways and on six time ads stopped after the FOR SALE—GOOD USED CARS by the basket, bushel or barrel, at this statement as a definite fore to which all players are Invited. the farm or delivered. Edgewood She wUl take your ad. help, you vord it fur heat results, cast. " Means committee which is com **^No*^‘*tni forbids”: display lines not CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. and see that It ts properly Inserted. Bill will be mailed posed of Mrs. Charles Sumner. Mrs. Fruit Farm. TeL 945. W, H. Cowles. A good many children have Hose Company No. 1 of the Man sold. , Center & Trotter Streets same day allowing you until seventh day after Insertion stayed home from school with colds Louis Grant, Mrs. William Alvord. The Herald will not be responsible TeL 1174 or 3021-3 to take advantage of the CASH RATE. chester Fire department will hold Miss Mary Benton, Mrs. Le Verne for more than one Incorrect Insertion Houseliotd Goods 01 of a more or less serious type and its regular meeting Monday eve- of any advertisement ordered for many have also been sent home Holmes and Mrs. H. W. Robb. more than one time. Aolo Accessorlc -Tires GOOD USED COAL ranges, some with ing at the hose house at Main and’ The Inadvertent omission of tncoj'* water-fronts. $15 up. Also some good following examinations as a precau Hilliard streets. The firemen are tionary measure. As a result V. rect publication of advertising wul be BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile ga.s ranges $8 up. Oak dining room urged to be present as action will Rev. .1. O. Cornell is confined rectified only by cancellation of the ranging from $7 up. Recharging and tables $5. $10, $15. Oak sideboard school attendance has been serious be taken on several items of busi ed to his home with an attack of charge made for the service rendered. $ 8. ly affected. ness. * • • repairing. Distributors of Prest-O- WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE the grip. All advertisements must conform llte Batterlea Center Auto Supply 17 Oak StreeL However, Dr. Burr said that the In style, copy and typography with Co.. 165 Center. TeL 673. MILITIAMEN TO CAMP ICE SUPPLY COMING children are now beginning to re iwulatlons enforced by the publish FOR SALE—NEARLY NEW Glen- NOW IS THE riMB to have your car turn to school again and he hoped ers and they reserve the right to Avood kitchen range In perfect con- that this was an indication that the edit, revise or reject any ^ooy con checked up for the winter season. ditlon. and price Is very reasonable: sidered objectionable. Experienced mechanics trained by also other pieces of used furniture, AT NIANTIC AGAIN FROM OLD BREWERY situation had passed its crisis and CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads General Motors assures you expert consisting of chairs, tables, rugs etc. would soon be on the gain once to be published same day must he re work. Inquire Dr. Tinker, 25 Park street. more. ceived by 13 o’clock noon, .'’aturdays H. A. STEPHENS Chevrolet Sales and Service No Truth to Report That Na Natural Product on Ponds Not 10;30 a. m. FREE WITH $500 outfit. $73 Quaker 'enter at Knot. TeL 939-2 range or a gas Cabinet range. Open tional Guard Troops Are to Yet Thick Enough So Arti Telephone Your Want Ads. an account with Benson Furniture or Rent Moving—Tracking—storage 20 Company. The Home of Good Bed Go to Camp Devens. ficial Ice Is Brought Here. MAY HAVE TO AMPUTATE . Ads are accepted over the telephone ding. We want 500 new accounts. at the CHARGE RATE given above as a convenience to advertisers, but MANCHESTER AND NEW YORK There is no truth to the persist Manchester’s ice supply is not the CASH RATES will be accepted as Motor Dispatch. Dally service be Wanted—To Buy SS ent report among Manchester na coming from the ponds or ware LOCAL MAN’S LEFT FOOT FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi tween New York and Manchester. tional guardsmen that next sum houses of its dealers in town, but is ness office on or before the seventh Call 7 or 1282. day following the first Insertion of I WILL PAY THE highest prices for mer’s annual encarapmeht will be being carted from Hartford where John Conlon, Milk Dealer, In Herald Building e{ich ad. otherwise the CHARGE PERRETT & GLENNEY. Call any old automobiles for junk. Wm. at Camp Devens in Massachusetts, the artificial ice is bought from R.ATE will be collected. No responsi time. TeL 7. Local and long uLstunce Ostrlnsky. TeL 849. The Herald learned today .from Cap the old New England Brewery Serious Condition Following bility for errors In telephoned ads moving and trucking and freight tain Irving E. Partridge, regi will be assumed and their accuracy work and express. Daily express to VVlLL PAY THE HIGHEST cash which has been changed into an ice Infection of Toe. cannot be guaranteed Hartford. prices for rags, paper, magazines, mental adjutant of the 169th in making plant. -at- • • • old metal. Will also buy all kinds of fantry, C. N. G„ of which company Fred Starkweather, who supplies Unless conditions improve suffi GENERAL TRUCKING— Local and cliickens. Morris H. Lessner. Tel, G and the Howitzer company are a Index of Classifications long distance. Pronipt service—rates 1545. the ice at the north end, has not ciently, it may be necessary to am Evening Herald Want Ads are now reasonable. Frank V. Williams. part. been able to find ice more than putate the left foot of Joseph Con ouped according to classiflcail ms 989-12. I PAY ’I'HE best prices for rags, Captain Partridge naid- that he four inches thick on any of the lon of 24 Trotter street, Manches below and for handy reference will paper, books, metals etc. D, Oren- had also heard the report that the appear In the numerical order Indl- LOCAL AND LONG distance moving siein. oldest lunk dealer In town. ponds from which he cuts and has ter milk dealer. Mr. Conlon. who is 10 Hilliard St. Manchester o*ted: by experienced men. Public stor*'- Tel. 4 73-M. entire division was to encamp at been carting ice from Hartford for only 32 years old, is sufferin.g Girths ...... ' Iiouse. L. T. Wood. 65 Blssell street. Camp Devens as a unit next sum several weeks and previous to that from what is believed to be gan Jingagements ...... ® TeL 426. Apartments. Flnts, ronements (i:i mer, but that it was “nothing more was getting it in freight. grene and is confined to the Me Marriages ...... than a rumor which arises an morial hospital where he was taken Two stories high, of brick, mill construction, 35x100 Heaths ...... D Rttpairlng 2:t L. T. Wood, who was able to cut Cards of Thanks ...... E FOR RENT—G ROOM tenement, at 2G nually.” some ice from the new pond that he Christmas day. Jn Meinorlam ...... •!' One well known Manchester offi feet, with basement suitable for storage purposes. En Clinton street, all modern Improve has leased in the Camp Meeting Mr. Conlon was first bothered Lost and Found ...... J YOU CAN DO WHAT OTHERS ments. Call S67. cer was much pleased when he with a sore toe last summer and it .Announcements ...... HAVE DONE heard the news. He said Camp woods, known as Sperry’s, found tire building equipped with Grinnell sprinkler s.vstem. Personals ...... 3 If you have furniture that is worn FOR REN’l'—FI VE ROOM downstairs that the Ice cut on the pond was has been growing gradually worse. AiitiinioltileB and shabby, or mattresses that are in flat, ail Improvements and garage. Devens cannot compare with Camp A member of the family asserts Automobiles for Sale ...... < need of renovating, fresh filling and A|)ply 3S Woo'dland street. Tel. 1521. Trumbull at Niantlc where the regi not of sufficient thickness to store Light and airy and suitable for manufacturing purposes. new ticking, we liave a new select ion that Mr. Conlon had had no acci Automobiles for Exchange ...... 5 ment has encamped for several and has been using It for immediate dent which could have caused the Auto Accessories—Tires ...... , 6 of covering for botli. Ten per cent off FOR IHONl’—5 ItOii.MS and batli, new delivery. Tliis only lasted a few .Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 on all eovering, 10 per oenr olT on tlonrs, newly decorated, .icam lieal years. News that the soldiers will Infection. He attributed it to dye A.ulo Schools ...... 7-A labor. Get ready and have the work furnished. Iionse in excellent condl go back to Niantlc. will be most days and he is now getting his ice from a stocking. Doctors are un Will sell or lease for term of year^. .Autos—Ship by Truck ...... S done now. Avoid waiting. We store all tint! Itent reasnnal)le. Apply G. E. welcome to both officers and men in Hartford. decided as yet whether they will Autos—For Hire ...... 9 furniture, until wanted, at no rental Willis Son. Inc., 2 M:ln street. here. Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 charge. IMione 1268 ask for George. 'J’elephone 50. have to amputate part of the leg ^fotorcvcles—Ulcycle ...... II HOL.MKS BROS. FURNITURE fX). to prevent the spread of the dis For particulars inquire at The Merald, 13 Rissell Wanted Autos—.Motorcycles .... IV 331 Centei St. So. Manchester TO RION’I' — GREIONACRIOS Wnds- TO TRY NEW UGHT ease. IliiMiiipnii iinil l*r«ife!«sl«uiiil ServlcvB worili SI reel. 5 room Hat. sll modern i Ruslness Services Offered...... 13 CHl.M.NKYS CI.IOANI';u and reuaired li..|irovemcnts. Imiiiire 98 Cliurchj TOTAL P. 0 . BUSINESS In the meantime, Abraham street. South Manchester, Thomas Ferguson, Manager. Household Services Offered ...... 13-A ker dniti,?, safes oiiened . sa vv tlllne street or i.elelihone 1348. | Matchett of Winter street is look iiullding—('ontracling ...... H and ktrliiditiK Work cnllt-d for - I AT BAD CROSSING ing after Mr, Conlon’s milk route. Florists—Nurseries ...... 1 f> Harold Cleiiison. 108 Non ll lilm l‘’OU RIG.NT — 6 RDO.M leiienient on ^ HERE MAY BE $100,000 He Is being assisted in the work by L Funeral Directors ...... 16 street. I’el. 462. Brainard street, near Main. .Apt'ly to Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... 17 Aaron .lohnson, telephone 524 or Main and Park Streets Inter Leslie Phelps of Middle Turnpike. Insurance ...... I'l .-5KWING MACMINll! reiiciirlng or all janitor 2940. Mr. Conlon has been in the milk .Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 matles. oils, needles and supuli es. It Postmaster Ernest Brown section to Be Lighted to Aid business here for six years. .Moving—Trucking—Storage .... ' -U W. Garrard 37 lOd'iva ri si reelf - Tel FOR RIG.N’T—SI.KIE.NT- UOo.M tenetnent at THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Painting—Papering ...... 21 715. 561 Mainlain Street, ^ir all improvements. Thinks Combined Office Busi Traffic Conditions. Professional Services 22 Imiuire 41 Russell sirett. ness May Even Exceed That Break up your cold in 24 hours Repairing ...... 23 PHUNOIJRAPHS. vacuum cleaner, Men in the employ of the Man with First Aid Cold Tablets. Sold “Men of the South Pole” Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 clock reiuiirlug. key tilling gun and AparlinriilN. i-’lais, I'ciK'iiumis 4154 Mark. Toilet Goods and Servire ...... 25 lock smiihing Bra IDi wa it a. 52 I’earl chester Electric Company were at only by Magnell Drug Co.—Adv. Sketches by Hessey; Synopsis by Urauchcr Wanted — Business Service ...... 26 St reet. Postmaster Ernest F. Brown esti work this morning making a con Kdaenllitiiiil TO KE-Nl' — CEN’I’ENNIa L Hpart nection with the box on the pole (’ourses and C lasses...... ,2? H H p Wjuiled— l<’(Mitale rto men's, t'liir room una ri meiit, ):inl-i mates that the total amount of bus Private InslrucHon ...... '28 tor s-rvii'B. neat gH.s ranee. Ice ln>x ' iness done in Manchester through near the Keith Furniture Company l>ancing ...... 28-.'\ furnisheff Call Mani'he.sier Con its five posloffices will approacli if store opposite Park street and run Musical — Dramatic ...... 2» WAN'.'ED—PROTE.STANT woman' to struction Cornnany. 2100 or 782-2. ning a new power line to the south Only 69 Days Wanted — Insiruetion ...... 30 care for child, and assist with light not e.xceed the $100,000 mark. And Fiiiniirliil liotiseworj?. Address Bo.x J, In care of Fo r RE.N'I’—PI.10 AS A NT a min men t. the total is still growing. In Man west corner of the building. To this Ronds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 3i Herald. 120 W, Center street. Walter Olcoit. chester posloffices the total net bus wire is connected a reflector and a Rusincss Oiiportunliies ...... 32 ’i’elepliotie 3.t7, high watt light to reflect down Money to Ixian ...... ;... 33 iness done this past year was $27,- Then Comes Money Wanted ...... 34 WA.NTED -.MOTHER’S lielpei. Call FOR RION’I’—SIOV'ER.AI. first class 5G2.82 against $11,414.44 in 1918, onto .Main s'lreet as a police spot 2071 after 7 p. ni. Help nnti Silnnliiinn •y. rents, with all 'miirovettietits Apply ten years ago. This In addition to light. Help Wanted — Female ...... 35 PJliward I Holl. 8i!5 t^in street. Tel, The present light used at the in- Help Wanted—Male ...... 3K WA.NTED—GIRL CLERK for tabu- 560. the business of over $G0,000 done S p r i n g Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 35 latin,? Department. Appl.v to Clie.ney at the South Manchester postoffice tersecticn ot Main and Park streets .Agents Wanted ...... 37-a Brothers Emplovment Bureau. FOR RE.NT— h'lVlG ROOM upstairs alone brings the total to $87,.500 is located on the west side of the Situations Wanted — Female .... 38 fi;it, all itnnrovetiients, and garage. street and does not seem to give the Situations VVanled — Male ...... 3'J WANTED—WfiMEN and girls to .G? StiiMii.cr street. 'J'elephone I9SG. and with the business done at the IXnployment Agencies ...... 40 work In shade grown lobavco wa.e- Highland Park offices lie expressed desired light, it has not been sat Start Now to Plan For I.U'e Stiiek —l*elH— I’oiiltry—Velileles house. K. S. Falk, Manchester Public FOR RI'j.NT — FIVE RitO.M tenement (he opinion that the total amount isfactory to the police or to the au Dogs—Rirds—I’eis ...... 4 1 Wareliouse, Manchester, '^onn. at 61 .Mill .street, rent $18. Imiuire at 65 Mill street. Telephone 1 248. would be well towards the $100,- tomobile drivers. There have been That New Home. Live Stock — Vehicles ...... 42 several cases when the “stop” and Poultry and Siini'lles ...... 43 WANTED—GIRL OR WO.MAN for 000 mark. With a hundred miles to go. Sir Douglas Mawson Wanted — Pets—I’ouitrv—Stock 44 general housework. Inquire 198 Ver TO RENT—FURNISHED rooms. I. 3. The reason that the other offices, “go” sign would not be seen and For Snie— MiMeelliineoiia non street, after 6 p. m. or telephone and 4 room apartments. All Improve accidents have resulted. faced a battle against terrific odds amid the icy ter .Articles for Sale ...... 45 1372-12. ments. Heat. Inquire Room 11, 26 with the exception of the Manches Winter Bargains— Roats and Accessories ...... 46 Birch street. ter Green office, show larger rors of Antarctica. Alone, with very little food and Building Materials ...... 47 Help Wanieil— Male ,^b amounts now than in former years TANKEEH BUY CLUB. NICE AND NEW, up-to-date fuel, he dragged the sledge with its tent, lamp and oil Dir.monds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement is due to the parcel post handled at nanilsmue colonial of six rooms and up ice-hills and down ice-hills. Again and again the WANTED — BROADLEAF tobacco North Elm street. Call 258. these offices. There is also a na New York, Jan. 11.—Officials of Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A sorters. Day work. C. W. Johnson. the New York Yankees today con sun parlor, oak floors, beautiful In sled pulled him with it, sometimes into crevasses, some Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 Wapping. Telephone 92-12. tural Increase In Manchester Green Hnu8(t8 fur Sal« firmed a report that they had pur terior decorations, well appointed times over them. Household Goods ...... 51 7a because of the amount of new rooms, garage, $6.5UU] small cash. .Machinery and Tools ...... 52 Situations Wanted— Male Kit chased the Chambersburg club of ^By NEA. Through Sptcial PtrmiMion ot tht Publith»r» of Th» Book of KnowleJgt. Copyright, 1923-2^ .Musical Insiruntenis ...... 63 FOR SALE—WASHING’l’ON street, building that has been done in that the Blue Ridge league. Tom Clark, DANDY CORNEU LOT on Pitkin Office an1 Store E CIGARETTE GIRLS.^ Camel— They’d walk a mile. Fatima— Thin wrappers. 010 VA Ta l l Lucky Strike a hot, blind date. IN THE 0ON0. Prince Albert—Don’t bite the tongue. Bull Durham— She rolls her own. English Ovals—^rt’s a good tip, she’s a corker. Blue Boar— That wild type. Chesterfield— Censored. The Prince as Golfer. i n f 'a During the British Open Cham pionship golf yarns old and new iV fc were “swapped” by many of the leading contestants. Here’s one. One morning early two London newspaper men were enjoying a walk over a celebrated golf course, when they espied in the" distance a famous professional giving lessons to a distinguished personage. Scent ing copy, the reporters made a fur ■ U.S. PAT.OfT. |0>929. BY NEA SEStVICC. INC. tive detour, and crept behind a I9M, Pex; E CNA]^ 0«k E 7 V- -FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Sounds Like An Insule ! By Blossei ? Tui^iZoP Al,'.vb.p LMRATCRA DOi'M’ YOO OOMT WA^e AV-PSADY* X \W0MD6R IP LLL. I SL’AS LAST V6AR* AePEALL BY yooR- UMCLF RARRY CERTAIMLY TO TWINK l b SAY U A JF A S MOeW POM AS 1 WAD SELF, FRECl^LFS '% DO VMAS SOOO TO AK'S-- 1 ...... •••••SAY' I'M L A S T V E A Q .-' m S01N6 TO VOU? S I T JAERS A L L BY AKYSELP- VMOMOER \MRERS TAUCIM' TO Y0U*'^»V CANT TUINK R6 IS MOVN '' a n d o u s t 7UIMK OP "me DOM T y o u s a y OP AASYOilNS POM Z SOMeTAlMS?? TO SAY.V YEAR C». . neau.&pAT.oiT. _ . O BY NEA SimVICC. INC. r A.. L •• 0 ^ (READ J'HB‘ s t o r y , THEN COLOR THE IMOTURE) SALESMAN SAM He Should By Smatf Some dwarfs stood near and me. I’m covered now from bead laughed, “Ho, ho! Into the to foot, and just as white as snow. cream the Tinies go! We played To hop out of this bowl I’m been. W 5 .HOMORS IS TDSSIM' a K.O.GUX-Ll V4€LL,eVeR.YTHmb*S T a KSM CARe OF MRS. HONORS'CL HAFT>^ dO ^ a dandy trick on them, but It was But, how on earth will we get SRlO Se PPiRTV THIS AFT; OP AND AT Burr TH* STOFFep OLIVES - h . FRroAY, JANUARY 11, 1 9 2 9 | :.. PAGE s i^;t e e n Jlmirliretrr £ti?ttitia Iprallt DANCE OLD FASHIONED Given by Vernon Grange and , At New Grange Hall MODERN DANCING CITY VIEW DANCE HALL Vernon Center Keeney Street Opportunities Saturday, January 12 Every Saturday Evening Old Fashioned and Modem Dancing Admission: . i Good Music. Ladles 25c, Gents 50c. Jeffery Morlarty of Division Tomorrow—Your Last Opportunity to Take ABOUT TOWN street, who was badly Injured when struck by an automobile while Development of a system wher^ walking on Park street In Novem by still alarms of fires, together ber, is now able to get around with with Information as to what com the aid of crutches. He was first Advantage of the Savings Offered During Our pany Is answering, should be regis treated at his home and later taken tered In all fire houses so as to pre to St. Francis hospital, Hartford, vent duplication of-alarms ‘and where he remained for about two needless responses by more • than weeks. Yesterday he was out on his one company, is to be deferred crutches, but it will be some time pending ihe installation of the dial before he is able to return,to his system in Manchester by the South work. ern New England Telephone Com- pany. It is expected now that the Robert Von Deck will sing “ On latter system will be operative JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE the Road to Mandalay” at the' about July 1 and at the same time Mothers club meeting tonight at the provision will be made for the anti- South Methodist church. The speak duplication system in the fire er will be Vere W. Abbey who has houses. spent much of his life in India and Sale Ends Tomorrow Night, Saturday, at 9 O ’clock plans to return as head of the Mrs. Seth Leslie Cheney and Miss Christian Endeavor movement in . Katherine Cheney of Hartford road Southern Asia after obtaining his | are on their way to Havana, Cuba, degree at the Hartford Theological 81x99 Women’s Printed by steamer. They will visit Mrs. seminary. Mr. Abbey’s subject will Cheney’s brother in the Cuban city be “ On the Road to Mandalay. 35 ONLY! A SAMPLE LINE OF and then proceed to Mrs. Cheney’s Mrs. Charles Whitcher is chairman Percale Pajamas old home at Santa Barbara, Cali of the hostesses. Oneida Sheets fornia. SATEEN COVERED $1.39 $1.00 Sub-standards of a well known brand Neat little prints in 2-piece pajamas but guaranteed to give from 3 to 5 with round, high collars or V necklines years of satisfactory wear. trimmed with plain colored percale. I [ C omfortables Sizes 16 and 17. I ^artR m ts ^^ppin^ | Linens Baby Shop 50c ALL LINEN HAND TOWELS in Specially Priced Vseher’s $2.98 and $3.98 KNITTED SIVEAT- .fast colored printed designs. Size of ERS in both the slip-on and coat styles. I SATURDAY ENDS I towel, 17x28 inches. Special at 35c Plain colors and novelty stripes in blue, \ ■ rose, tan, maize and combinations. 2 to 6 ...... $ years. Q Q 1.00 Special a t ...... BROWN THOMSON | ALL LINEN GLASS TOWELS with at BOYS’ AND GIRLS’ $5.98 and .$7.98 COATS I tractive colored borders in blue, gold $2.98 of good quality broadcloth and tweeds in and nile. Size 22x33 O ^ — plain or fur trimmed styles. Heavily lined inched. Each ...... • and interlined. Blue, tan, brown and rose. ($4 and $7 Values) Sizes 2 to 6 d»>l Q Q JANUARY LYN DE LUXE DISH TOWELS finish y e a r s ...... VTr«*/0 ed ‘with loops ready to use. Part $14.98 CHINCHILLA COATS in the regula linen dish towels in colored borders of Some of these comfortables are slight tion style with collars of mendoza beaver. blue, rose, gold and Y Q ly soiled. Full bed size comfortables Snowberry red, tan, and French blue. Prac nile. Each ...... covered with figured sateen with plain tical coats that will give the maximum of colored, 12-inch borders in' blue, gold, wear. d*Q Q Q COST SALE LINEN CRASH TABLE CLOTHS in 4 to 6 y e a rs...... I I rose and lavender. Due to the limited new patterns and colors. Size of $2.98 ROMPERS, SUITS AND DRESSES in cloth, 50x50 inches square. All linen quantity, we will be unable to take telephone orders. white, pastel shades and novelty prints. Many are trimmed with touches of em : v broidery. Blue, rose, tan, peach, white, 1 DECIDED SAVINGS I E a ' e r : ...... $ 1 . 0 0 etc. Q Q 1 to 6 y e a rs...... Women’s Dainty 27 Inch White WATKINS'BROTHERS; Inc. l i e LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS DUMET FLANNEL, yard . 2 for . : ------*...... i 2 5 c Good qualify. For gowns, pajamas, etc. White and novelty colored designs. Good ■ SOUTH -MRNCHdSTER • COHN quality. < ESTABLISH ^ p ’^'s4 YEARS CHMEbAT JL OAK ST« Vt ^DerflCKiidersdni , f>Tibne500 ''.Funeral Director^ ' ^or2857-W leamnce Sr s 4^’ f