SCORE of 4TH CLASH Natiodal Labor Board Head, LABOR TROUBLES ? -S ' W' New York Manager Hits for Chrenit in 4Th Inning Bott ♦ V ^

i • ■*—m-— -e^iW AVSBAOB DAILY CipGSLAlWII:. lor «M HMth of U f h u h m , IMS r 5,246 J <>' Member el ttiie AMU Bareau el OroolallOBe. PRIOR TttRBBD I^^ (SlXTBBN f^^) VOL. u n ., NO. 5. (OasslSed AdrerttslBg on Paf* li.) MANCHESTBfl, CONNi, FRIDAY, OptOBRR GIANTS LEAD SEEK SETTLEMENT OF SILK STRIKES SCORE OF 4TH CLASH NatioDal Labor Board Head, LABOR TROUBLES ? -s ' W' New York Manager Hits for Chrenit in 4th Inning Bott ♦ v ^ . > INTERl^T AT PEAK Workers and Manofac- DELAY ADVANCE i H nh M and Weaver Hnrl Fine BaD; Are Given Bril­ 5 \\v ^ FOR TODAY’S GAME tnrers to Hold Meeting S'- \ liant Support n Pinches; Cronin Has Chance to Drive Tuesday. Mercantile Review Reports s'" Crowds Flock to Stadknn for in Tpng Rnn in 6th Brt Strikes OnL General Pace of Trade Washington, Oct. 6.—(AP) — 4di Contest; Enthnsiasin Griffith Stadium. Washington, Chairman Wagner of the National Oct. 6.— (AP)—Bill Terry’s booming [ Labor Board announced today "that Slower This Week. Hits for Circuit home run deep mto the temporary [ a meeting of all the Interested par­ Rises Overnight. bleachers in far off center /laid 1 ties would be held In New York New York, Oct. 6.—(AP)— The with none on In the fourth inning Tuesday In an effort to settle the general pace of trade, said the Dun By EDWARD J. NEEL swept the Giants Into a 1 to 0 lead silk strike which has spread from A Bradstreet, Inc., weekly trade re­ Associated Press Sports W’riter over the Senators today before a Paterson, N. J., to other industrial crowd of 26,000 in the crucial fourth view today, has become perceptibly ; % sections of the east Griffith Stadium, Washington, game of the world series. slower, with reports from nearly all Young Monte Weaver, right Wagfner said tliat in addition to Oct. 6.—(AP)—Hope and enthusi­ hander upon whom Toe rhonii^ de­ manufacturers and representatives larts of the country this week em­ asm raced high today as the skies phasizing a slackening of activity pended for victory ' today and a of all labor organizations in the silk turned friendly again and the van­ fighting chance for ultimate cem- manufacturing and dyeing indus­ in both centers bf production and guard of the capital’s baseball faith­ queat of the series, got safely past a tries, Dr. Leo Wolman, chairman of distribution. ful moved Into the American League rocky start only to heave his fast the NRA labor advisory board, and The review commented that the ball into the favorite groove oi the possibly Walter C. Teagle, chair­ lowei rate of manufacturing opera­ stronghold for the fourth game of the W orld Seri«*s between che Sena­ Giants’ manager vdth one out in man of the industrial advisory tions, which has persisted for more the fourth. Terry sw\mg from iris beard, would attend the conference. than a month, has been aggravated tors and the Giants. Only-one down now in the game heels and the drive sailed far into The meeting, to be held in New by labor troub;es. the stand for the longest hit so far Yortt as a convenience to the manu­ count due to Earl Whitehill’s 4 to 0 “The static condition of trade in shutout of the National League in the series. facturers and labor leaders, will Depending upon Carl Hubbell, many directions,” it continuied, “has champions yesterday, the crowds start at 2:30 p. m., in the state been magnified, no doubt, by the masterful left hander who won the came to root and the Senators to first game, the Giants were forced office building at 80 Center street. gap between its present position battle desperately for a decision to­ "It will be a really fine accom­ and that which was expected to be to pull the screw ball star from day that would even the series at but one hole’ in the fourtii inning. plishment if we can compose these attained under the influence of the two -victories each. 'The Giants won differences," Wagner said. usual seasonal stimuli, and the re­ After retiring the first nine Sena­ Braving the elements to launch the third game of the World Sertds-^-And the first’ te Washington a the first two games in New York tors to face him in order, Hubbell al­ National Problem actionary tmidency of both commo­ before the scene shifted here for The session next Tuesday, he ex­ laughing PresidentEloosevelt is shown here as he pitched the first ball from his flag-draped official box. lowed his first hit, a singfo by dity and security markets. ■niat’s Manager BID Terry of the New York Giants at the right. 'The Senators, after losing the first two three matches. “Goose” Goslin off Terry’s glove plained, ^ ill deal with the silk strike Only baseball, of all American &tV_L TER.R.V Wages Are Lagging Series games, came back to win their home-coming contest, 4 to 0. -with cme out In the fourth a d then as a National problem rather than “While consumers’ reserves ap­ sports, can produce the contrast as a purely local strike in Paterson walked Heinie Manusfa. Joe Cronin to Critz who ran back of second for pear to be far from exhausted and that showed all over the Clarb Grif­ filed to Mel Ott in right, and the with representatives present from retailers of merchandise are receiv­ fith stadium Md the environs of tile catch. Seven of the first eight uprising was over as Fred Sehulte Senators bad gone out on fly bails. New Eingland and other eastern ing the benefit of more than two the nation’s capital today as the grounded weakly- into a force play Weaver grqunded sharply to Critz states in which the strike has billion dollasa returned from hoard­ POLITICAL PEACE city swung wholeheart^y behind at second. spread or is threatened. ing since March, it is becoming ap­ PUBUC WORKS PROGRAM the revived Senators, returned now who made a nice stop and threw to Wagner said at a press conference parent that wages exe lagging be­ to the hitting form that swept the By ALAN GOULD Terry for the puteut. No tuns, no Mts, no errors, noao he was to confer with President hind advancing prices. The spread team ^through to the Ameriqi^ Griffith Stafhiin, Washington, Roosevelt at noc_ on the work of League ebampionsbixK Oct. 8.—(AP)—Despite cloudlofs of the strike wave haa inte^te^ed Where, yn^rday clouds htmg Inning ,, the labor board but declined to hesitation, bringing op«rat)e|u.jB IS mtui wiiiiner weather anut today for the fourth board probably will be given soon — ------. field. Ott walked, the fourth ball be­ • ence With U. S. Amhassa- wsis a re-birth of the excitement game of the world series. 'The south­ on the quesfuon of minority repre­ m ing low and Cronin eame in for a and enthusiasm Washington knew paw ace of the Giants was owosed sentation for employes in labor dis­ State Urged to Take Ad­ OF BOOZE CONTROL In the glam orous series days o f 1924 to Monte Weaver, ypuug rightMnd- taik-wlth his young pitcher. Davis putes. Wagner said the board’s rule HAYES IS CHOSEN dor Wolks Present and 1925. er of the American League cham­ grounded to Bluege for a scratoh has been to render decisions only vantage of Plan to Pro­ The moment the* gates were pions. ’There were no changes in single, the third baseman had to run as specific cases were presented but opened this morning, the few hun­ .either , lineup although: Frsmk in for the pickup and did not even expressed the opinion there should make an attempt to throw to first Havana, Oct. 6—(AP) — A re­ dred bleacher seats set up In a tri­ (Lefty) O’Dpui; pinch hit hero of be a decision on the minority repre­ AS LEGION’S HEAD vide Work for Idle. Says Elimination o f ^ e Pro­ angular site some architect took In the second game took a brief part bape. Ott stopp^' at second.- Jack- sumption of negotiations for ^ li- sentation ^h)blem. in the Giants batting drill and was son fouled out to Bluege, Who made The question already has arisen, fit Motive Alone Will tical peace became a jKissibillty to­ (Goatinaed on Page Two) prepared to mter file proceedings the cati* a few feet from thizd he said, in Indianapolis where in Hartford, Oct. 6— (AP)—Mayors * day after ap independent conference if and when summoned. base. Mancuso walked on a. fourth one silk mill there is both a com straight balL Ryan fanned, swinging Lawyer from Illmeb Elected o| many of the cities of the state of Cuban leaders which American ’The U. S. Army band marched on pany union and an affiliated labor at a fast ball inside, and the crowd and scores of selectmen of the small Solve the Problem. Ambassador Sumner .Welles is re­ the field at 1:30 p. m., adding a union. liably reported to have attended. ASKS INVKTIGATION colorful touch to the scene. Presi­ let loose a roar. ■nie question may be taken up at by Veterans to Direct towns gathered t^s afternoon in the The hafley took place at the home dent Roosevelt’s box was still flag- .One run, two hits, no errors, three a meeting of the board this after­ hall of the House of Representative left. New York, Oct. 6.— (AP)—John of Dr. Comes de la Torriente, who draped and ready for its distinguish­ noon, Wagner saia. Their Organization. at the Capitol to receive from ,the preihously participated in Mr. ed occupant but the - chief executive SENATORS: Myer bunted to Wagner expected also that the advisory board of the Federal public D. Rockefeller, Jr., believes the Welles mediation attempts, and fol­ OF STEADY LITIGANT was unable to attend toda/s con­ Hubbell and wras called out on a Brockton, Mass., shoe strike would works department, NRA, informa­ only hope of controlling the liquor lowed a nieeting of the American test. close and spectacular play. Hubb^ be taken up at today^s meeting and tion as to the functioning of the In­ problem after repeal of prohibition, emissary and Col. Ful^ncio Batista, The governmect was nevertheless, fell to the turf after grabbiim the hoped that a final decision could be Chicago, Oct, 6.—(AP)—Ameri­ dustrial Act. lies in elimination of the profit mo­ leader of the Cuban army. well represented by Its baseball fol- ball then picked it up and made Archibald McNeil of Bridgeport, given tonight or tomorrow that ca’s Legionnaires packed up their tive in liquor traffic. EarliCT attem pts to effect a re­ Conn. Co. Lawyer Shows lowero, many of whom occupied the throw out while reclining almost chairman, presided and made the would send the thousands of strik bags and marched homeward to­ He stressed the point hj a state­ conciliation between the Ramon field boxes. The %tars and stripes on h)s back. ' Goslin got a single on ers there back to the shoe factories. opening address In which he out­ Grau San Martin administration and a hard drive that Terry was. unable day, determined on a threefold ment which will be published as a That Damage Seeker Is were raised to the center of the field Wagner said the National Labor lined the public works program. He its opponents, apparently ■ ended in flagpole while the military band to handle. Mmmger BUI gdt his peacetime war—against crime, glove on the ball'hut it was too hot Board had taken no action in the said the situation was largdy in the failure a week ago, when Girau’s played the Nationa.- anthem. The 0)mmunism and the economic re­ (Continued on Page Twelve) • for him to bold. Terry and Man^ various field strikes in West Vir hands of those present and that the supporters spumed .the oppo^tion’s covered stands were well filled cession. Profiler by Accidents. cuso went to tile box for a talk with ginia and Pennsylvania because It National Treasury "is waiting to 'oe demands for Grau’s resi^ation and again, but the outfield bleachers Under the leadership ef a tall at­ drawn upon for hundreds of mil. ons the southpaw. Manush walked, the was tied up with the coal situation. a coalition government. showed big unoccupied sections. It torney of Decatur,111., Edward of dollars for useful public works.” Reliable political observers said fourth ball being wide and (3osUn “It has been dealt with separately appeared there were few if any more and we did not wish to intrude,” he Hayes, now 42. an ensign at the McNeil told what the board could SAYS EXAMINERS the conference last rright was the Hartford, Oct. 6.—Judge Simp­ moved to secoi^. Cronin, hoiked in cash customers than yesterday when Ott and (Soslin ran to third after the said. Great Lakes Nasal station during do for those who took advantage of first of a series desigjMited to re­ son reserved decision in the Superi­ the official attendance, 26,727. catch. Manush remained at first. the war against Germany, the the opportunity. He said-in part: open actoal negotjatio^ between or Court late yesteroay In the dam­ American Legion was definitely “We can give you money: we can ARE INCOMPETENT the government and opposition fac­ First Inning ‘There was another conference of age suit of Miss EUlzabeth Mans^, 6 i a NTS; Moore walked, the committed to aid authorities In the help you x x x but we can’t iriake tions. the (Slants infield aroqiul theie a Bristol nurse, ‘igainet the Con­ fourth ball being inside. CMtz lined pitcher. Schulte grounded to Ryan suppression of crime, to oppose and you borrow your share of the money The capital remained quiet, necticut Company, after counsel GERMANY REJECTS to help whip tht depression by sup­ to Myer and Moore was doubled off and Mynnsb was forced out at sec« unless you want to do so, and there­ though police guards patrolled all for the defendant company had de- porting the NRA. fore we are here today to meike foreign -banks after the manager of first on a quick throw Myer to ond, Ryan to CMtz. Florida Next Year clear the advantages of the public German Arson Sospect Ex elarod that Mias Mansell was a Kuhel.' Terry rapped a grotmder No runs, one hit, no Mrers, two the Havana branch o f the BfctA- o f proper subject tot Investigation by TRIAL PERIOD PLAN The Legion’s views o these and works of the NRA act.” Nova Scotia told authorities a plot over second for a single, Myer bare­ left. other subjects, indudlnt rehabilita­ After welcoming the gathering, the state’s attorney. ly getting his hands on the ball. Ott Fifth Inning was afoot-to b<>mb his institution The d fendant company entered tion for disable^ former soldiers, Chairman McNeil said: eluded from Courtroom to bring about American interven- popped to Bluege who came in on GIANTS: Hubbell lined out to were outlined in resolutions adopt­ PaUic Works Provisions a statement showing that Miss the grass for the catch. Crqnin*' More slashed a single to tion. Mansell had been a frequent liti­ ed yesterday before adjournment of “The purpose erf this gathering is, Panama and Uruguay recognized No runs, one nit, no errors, one left He slipped to the ground for Insolfog Judges. gant in damage- suits that have Spokesman Tells League His its 15th annual convention, which first; for our Board to outline to left. rounding first and missed a dmnee the Grau administration. netted her, in the past four yeara, you the purposes and provisions of SENATORS: Myer lifted p short for a two bagger. ' C iitz lifte d a meets next year in Miami. through verdicts or settlements, The new commande: said be the Public Works Department erf N. COMMUNISTS KILLKD fly to Moore in left center. Goslin Texas Leaguer that Myer caught Connecticut Leipzig, (^ixaaz^, Oct. &— (AP) Havana, :Qct. A—(AP) — Two hoisted to Ott. Manush grounded the run well back of first base. torney Joaieph F. Berry, for the gram and tb- .building up of the de­ municipalities and towns and, sec­ — Georg^ Diinitiraiff, one ^ five men young Communists, Fehx Vitt, 23; out sharply, Critz to Terry Terry-connected with another long Connecticut company, told the Placed on cd, (AP)—Germany will accept no Commander Hayes, who succeeds self erf this unusual opportunity. It were assembled. ball' to’ Myer Who threyr jrim out at repeated: a^m^tiqM “pot to in ^ t ment; that she had sued the town swinging at a sw oefixm carua^and period of disarmament “in which Attorney Louu A. Johnson of is now largely in the hands o f the As scattefod looting continued in first. Jackson fa ir^ , swixiging at a Clarksburg, W. Va., is ’nanied and Mayors and town offici^ of Con­ officials..’’- , soqno sections'of the city hit by this of Brisiol in 1931 for Injuries in a _ the boll by a foot was lAe would be expected to be on good He wps .to his cell by fall and had been awarded $2,500 change of pace. Weaver wn» work­ has four c^dren. necticut to determine Whether the week’s storms,- robbers broke into ing very fp.st Mancuso'lkfted a high H ubl^’a first strikeout "ri^C^cs. behavior,” an authoritiatlve (Jerrian guards, shoirtfog- "ThlS' is outrage­ by a jury; that last yoar she sued Blitesa drove the first hdl pBi$ned spokesman declared today in con Other o iR c e n named included: public works program, as it applies tho offices, of the Singer Sewing drive that Goslin daug^t on thn: run Vice-Commander Emil F. Schall of ous!” and majfcteni^ other uninttd- iStohint Company, an American the Howard L. Besse Company ot hod toterited jiti(qlbg— command- o f this Meoti>^ M Springfield a fed­ poeUfok ute more ™a*» two centuries ago. live betttf than Ibrdh?’ he wrote. "V the sevefo inisteeatmeirtof a da- made a alee pidc i^-did thiw "^ wite: Raeeipta . France has been described as ;cma* "jVfieg community today eral \inei^tor deefoed: to . lay tlM flint tor the putout Moore rf Ceieloatian of the 890tii annl- a worlonan -will'wodc four x fom elesa mt^*^ a id d tte gtuii|Nl ^BteiM|t Rbeovary ad- prepoiwd elimofoto; prograau .Ite former OMnmusdst ' ,m Mm left . critical phase was indicated by Paitoiius and'O, group of lamiliM q t ,Guardsmen mtnihtitif^ oiBdala. furtttsr German statemient to re- from G r e l^ who followed Mm to thiwe day ceteln:s4iini tUa Molariing.' Offiditt. of the mice nid it S im A T p R S h ^ to Moore that Germany had told Fng- PhUadeli^iiiL, fiuiiii^hek evidence to eluding ses^ons. of the 'GorOM muisd, dqjF con- wbua cMKht a curt* iid >and Italy she wanted .to know . support, this belie. American-v Anfv V tfidAV. vent lurtbte d^mhabt out atld it o n e o f the men Who came , w m Hans L«dher; would, tannoc saitiitial tanoOTObf* the W ...... - - Sa^iitis van. - For tait^; . . I ■ sT: ■ ;.t»' 'H‘

MANCHBSTE® EVENING fflBBAtO.MAKOHBSHHtOOHlI, TOpAT.'OCl^tlk 8, tW*. P A G E T W O •, 1 iiiV ( B A R m E S M M ^ Masonic Grand Master Coining to Manchester DANCE DANCE HOWELL CHENET IS OBITUARY MASONIC HEAA F. N. A. of Amovtaft Lodgo IM S $5,564 Hi S e pt e m b e r Turk HUl, Nkrth Street TOMOBBOW NIG H T A T 8 o'oloek. SCHOOL REiU) AGAIN COMING HERE Admlseion $5o. Report Shows tlmt fJine New y' D E A ^ I Cases of F«adUes Needing Mrs. Ulllan Melvin - Help Came Up. State G .0 !P . ABOUT TOWN Board of Edocatioo Holds Mrs. Melvin, 78, wife of Grand Master Moyle to Visit James Melvin, of 82 Bigelow street, Tbs total cost of charities to the died tMa noon at Iter borne follow­ of Ssptsmber Ia|8,di4.30 divided as He w ^ . The' Totmg Pepf^’s eodety of the ing a three-months’ Illness of a com­ Organiation Meeting — ftdlows: S40 gfocery- ordem for $2,- Manchester Lodge Next Concordia Lutheran church will plication of troubles. ^_^drs. Melvin 607.76; ISO rent ordare for $2,622.70 / meet this evening at 8 o’clock In the {uul lived in Manchester 60 years and 64 wood and cool orders for Part) is 1^4. church parlCHTs. J o b Hyde Seefetary. and h ^ a wide drcle at scqiiaint- Week Friday. encea. $188.74. / rM iir The first fall meeting of toe During tba. month 271 families Her husband lurvives her, aa do Washliiftoil, Oct. Buckland Community chil:^ will take Mi(Bebe8t^s Board of Education three children, Chester Melvin, Mrs, were given aid or a total of 1,228 letter from J, Henry Mancheater lodge of Maaons will place^ Monday evening at 8 o’clock met last night for the purpose of Luella Bucknfister and Mrs. Louise persons. During the month there Oonneetlcut Republican state e lia lr*' . observe a gala occasion a week from in toe Buckland school. A ll mem­ organization and re-elected Howell LaCafta, all of town. There are four 'were nlhe new applicants for aid. man and president of the OooniWtiw toni^t, Friday, October 13, whra bers are urged to reserve the al campsiign and i lating to toe fraternity. Refresh- that the motorman was "a young photographers were concerned, for office of’ F. A. Verplanck and will be after E. J. Murphy declined the sure, but questioning by Peeora de­ ing of the '“lections. then asked for my immediate resig ments will foUow, the food being man from Vermont who has since before the Senators came out as a received Monday also. position due to pressure of business. veloped he bad been on an automo­ “ So far as I am personally con­ nation, I have been considering your ! donated largely by toe A & P stores. returned home.’’ group for hitting practice, Hugie Various committees were elected as bile tour of Inspeetlon. cerned, I recall but one contribu­ The attorney said Hopson could be Critz, the tiny Giants second base- All special nurses in Manchester follows: edqcatlonai progress, Wil­ request. tion which T made 1 think In 1924, located through 120 Sooth Lasalle “Quite naturally, then, I was man, Buddy Myer, who does similar are to be invited by' the Nursing liam Buckley, Mrs. Lillian Bowers, of $1,000 to the Republican Nation­ street, Chicago, his Chicago bead- much surprised to see you quoted ' POUnCAl PEACE ” INTEREST AT PEAK work for the Senators, and Eld Chap­ staff of the Manchester Memorial Thomas Rogers; expenditures, R. al committee.” quarters. In today’s newspapers as sa3rlng that man, a right hand rookie pitcher hospital to attend a Hallowe’en A t the 3$.me time William T. LciMotte Russell. Mrs. Sarah H. A fter Hurley’s testimony the in­ for the Senators, gathered in one masquerade party and dance to be you had made no such demand of Chantland, commission counsel, in­ Healy, William Buckley; finance, quiry was recessed until Tuesday, IN CUBA SOUGIff FOR TODAY’S GAME comer of the field with Hughie’s held in the Y. M. C. A., Tuesday, any city official, and tia denying troduced vouchers which he said Harold Alvord, John Hyde, E. J. when Peeora said it would again be father, who is president of the col­ October 31 at 8 p: m. Those who particularly that you are going to showed the Northern Connecticut (Continued from Page One) Murphy; evening schoo’s, Idrs. directed to Dillon, Read and Com­ lege. plan to attend are requested to fixe Commissioner Goldman. Power Company had spent $480.40 (Continued from Page One) Sarah Healy, Mrs. Lillian Bowers, pany’s Investment trusts. “Let me recall to you that I asked bassador, Sumner Welles, “is the Both Myer and Critz are gradu­ notify the hospital office. to buy copies of puWIc service R. LaMotte Russell; joint board, you yesterday if ny resignation was only conspirator le ft in Cuba,” an the center field fence when the park ates of the college, though Hughie magazines for distribution In 1929, Mrs. Robert McIntosh and son Harold Alvord, John Hyde, El. J. sought because of any inefficiency article which appeared in the stud­ was designed, were filled in the first h’ mself did not attend the school. 1930 and 1031 to a selected Ust of Bobbie of Trotter street returned Murphj', Thomas Rogers and Howell TE R R H HOMER ONLY of neglect in the conduct of my ent newspaper, Alma Mater, pro­ rush across the diamond. "The boys They posed in a group, then singley, customers. A letter from H. J. Cheney. work and that 3TOu conceded that posed today that he be returned to and the sound cameras had toe last night after spending a month Gonden, publisher of the magazine park out there, about 500 all told, my services are, and have been, the United States. with relatives in Detroit, Michigan. to Martin J InsuB, president of the for $1.10, the least expensive seats players heaving a ball around and SC0REflF4TH CLASH eminently satlsfectory as commis­ Humberto de Cardenas, a ph)rsi- on the premises. discussing the situation in generaL Middle West Utilities Company Charles Crockett, constable, elect­ sioner of the Department of Plant cian, author of the article, suggest­ May Be Sell Out Band Is Peeved. ASKS UNION MEN saying the magazine proposed to ed last Monday at toe aimual town and Structures. ed that public contributions be made With a bright sim spraying A loud, but rather formal band, (Oontinued from Page One) ^ secure and publish facts to refute meeting is the first to qualify for the “ Confident that the people of New to a ftmd which would be used “to v/armth over the field, there was stationed itself in front of the tiny statements appearing In another, office for toe ensiiiing year. He filed Mancuso was intentionally passed York shau-e that view, which my embark Welles— who ought not and considerable more activity than yes­ bleacher in far away center field publication advocating public own­ toe necessary quallflcationi with the TO SIWORT NRA on a fourth wide pitch. Ryan rolled conscience assures me is the c o r ^ t cannot remain in Cuba.” terday in the huge open stand that and proceeded to entertain the $1.10 ership of utilities. town clerk and Selectmen today. out, Weaver to Kuhel. view, 1 decline to submit to you, now sweepis across the limits of the out­ customers with operatic selectioha No riBM, one hit, no errors, two or hereafter, my rwsignation. field from the left field foul line to and classical pieces' that teft the left. “I need not remind you or those ■6i ASKS INVESTIGATION the flag pole in deep center, where rush customers cold. A couple of Farley TeBs Laborites All SENATORS: Myer beat out a who are g;uidlng your actions that the National colors stood at half fellows on toe edges clapped their GEORGE J.SteH OPEN FORUM sharp grounder to Ryan by a step. it is your privilege to remove me mast as a tribute to Bill Veeck, hands, but it was not enough, and OF STEADY LITIGANT Classes Must Cooperate The shortstop made a nice pickup whaiever you see fit, regardless of Teacher at president of the Chicago Cubs, who a bit stiffly the 25 bandsmen picked COMEDY OF LETTERS of the ball behind second base, but the fact that you lack cause.” Tenor Banjo, Tester Guitar^. (Oontinncd from Page O n^ up their chairs and instruments and died yesterday. bis throw was a trifle late and it Hawiifian Omtar Lack of enthusiasm on the part of left the boys flat. Editor, The Herald, in Present Movement went for a single. Goslln bimted to FIBST GUN, CONVICnON ■private Lessons, A t Your Home, from the concern, and that she goT the paying guests yesterday for the They marched across the sparii- Comedy of Short Skirts. Jackson and was thrown out at first, Charlotte, N. C-, Oct. 6.— (A P I- Only! $3,500 from the Travelers Insur­ open stand seats, now priced at ling green turf of the field and took Now, ladies in a crowded bus sacrificing M yer to second. Myer ran Convicted under a new statute, ance company on'lhat claim. $3.30 instead of the 55 cents that up a position back of home plate, Occasion very little fuss We furnish brand new instrument, Washington, Oct. 6— (A P )— Con­ to third on Manush's sharp ground­ passed by the last General Assem­ Astonishing Angle VG-as the regular price through the where there was chancd' for greater Because they always cross their with case E’ree. Instrument be­ tinued orderly support of the recov­ er that Critz grabbed and threw to bly, prohibiting the poss aslon of a An astonishing angle of the case season, had considerable to do with appreciation for the higher priced knees, comes your property in 52 les­ ery pit^jam was asked of the Hubbell at first for a putout on a machine gun, H. P. McDonald, of presented itself eifter John Larson the lack of numbers in a crowd that customers filtering into the grand Conserving space, a bit like these: American. Federation of Labor con­ sons. We pMitively *qhlee to close decision. The Senators klckeJ Nashville, Tenn., was sentenced in of New Britain, motorman, had totalled only 26,000, among them stand. x x x x x x vention today by Postmaster Gen­ teach In class, as progress is n ot long and loud in the belief that Police Court today to 18 months on testlfled to toe condition, of the step President Roosevelt and his official As workmen chalked out the foul Blit gaze upon a row of men eral Farley and a number of N R A ’s satisfactory. Manush had beaten the throw roads. of his C'^r on the occasion of the ac­ pia’^y. The citizens marshalled ear­ lines, old Nick Altrock, once a fan­ And blush for shame a little when Labor Advisory Board. Rate Is $1.66 Per Leeeoa. Critz wbo h ^ made a spectacular McDonald was arrested in a ho­ cident when Miss Mansell asserted lier, too, in the reserved seats, and cy left hand pitcher,' entertained a You see their spreading, sprawling Their request came at a time stop of the xiaD. Terry was out of tel here wber 1 was found to have D IA L 8360 she received injuries. He swore he there was a possiLility that a group of policemen, cameramen, and ways when thousands of workers were on position and Hubbell just got to a knocked down sub-machine gun had once examined the step and capacity crowd of close to 40,000, small boys down the field by warm­ That make them like this row of strike and while even some dele­ first in time to ,take the throw. and two pistols In a traveling bag. found it without defect He had two the first sell-out of the series might ing up violently with Luke Sewell. A ’s: gates to the convention were ex­ witnesses examine toe step ' also, Little Bobby Stewart, seven year AAAAAA pressing open dissatisfaction with Cronin went to the plate after los- turn out. iBe; his argument Cronin struck and these men testified in support. Whaf a 8nake! old son of the Washington south­ — Charlie Leedy In the Yonngstown the speed of the recovery program. out swinging hard at a screw-ball “The ground crew was out early paw who was .batted out in the Telegram. Farley told the convention “the But only yesterday I rode and Hubbell was out of another SAT. with “ Petimia,” known as the long­ opening game in New York, joined turn in the tide has come.” The Good To The him and managed to work up a fair Across from one whose legs were response of all classes, be said, to jam. The disgnmtled crowd let SUN. in est snake in the world, a big black sort of “wrinkle” curve himself. He bowed; the request of cooperation has been loose some booes as the Washington CIRCLE hose with which they sprayed the 'The best she could achieve, poor manager went back to his position Last Thnll dirt of the infield after roI^ng it is mascot of the Senators. "one of the most encouraging signs OIL EQUIPMENT COMPANY miss. but it was ^parently directed at down. “ Petunia” reaches all the way Much Confidence. of the times” and added: Climb Aboard for 1,000 NEW, Steel, Range Oil Omms, The Senators dribbled out and Was something very much like this: "Never has it been more Import­ the umpires. From the First from the farthest extremity of the $2.50. Faucets, 75e. Pumps, $L75. started warming up. There was WWW ant to set aside with all determina­ No runs, one Mt, no errors, one Tlirills. diamond and disappears down the Shock to the Used Drums, $L75. Phone: 3980. plenty of ginger and dash in the -r-Ema Spencer in the Newark tion all counsels of division. If we le ft Washington dugout steps, bound for Last, Flashing young men, despite the fact that (Ohio) Advocate. don’t hang together now we’re all 70 Minutes oi Breafli-j Bill Terry, Giants’ pilot, had nomi­ But I wish you would tell me, certain to hang separately later.” BULLETIN! Action and Taking Entertainment Kn nated long Carl Hubbell, the great please. Many New Jobs Romance southpaw who snuffed them out 4 How they could have been like Vs. Citing reports of 2,800,000 new The Senators tied the score at THE to 2 in the opening day, tq come Unless my eyes deceive me, miss. jobs and increased pay rolls, he one-all in the last halt o f the back again and continue the job Bow legs In street cars look like warned nevertheless that “ most of seventh inning oi the fourth ZANE GREY’S with only two days rest. this: our work lies ahead.” * game of the World Series with There was tremendous confidence () 0 0 0 0 0 “ Organized labor can make a the New York dlants. With one down, Knhri ountod and reach­ among the Senators that Monte — Ed Scanlaa in the Buffalo News. great contribution to this upward SILK ed first. Bluege sacrificed Knhel THIS MAY SEEM LIKE Weaver, the young right hander How about the young sailor lad, movement by continuing to exhibit to second and Sewell sinfled, ‘TO THE who once taught mathematics at toe One leg missing which once he i.ad, a spirit of cooperation,” Farley said. souring Knhel. Weaver filed out University of Virginia, would stqp stands on his head the rest to ’Hie convention, listened to lo retire the side. the Giants again today as White- please speeches oiille awaiting reports of EXPRESS His legs must then look much like LASTMAN^ bill smothered them yesterday, and committees on more than 100 resolu­ with these: tions, some demanding devision of HEADS TAX OFFICIALS that they in turn would hit Hub- with A FAIRY TALE LLLLLLLLL all N R A codes to provide shorter Greenfield, Mass., Oct. 6.— (A P ) beU. —Scot H. Simon. -Frank H. Holly, state tax as­ Neil Hamilton "W e’re going to win this one be­ hours and higher wages and some sessor of Maine, was elected presi­ Randolph Scott cause we’ve got to win this one, " asking greater speed in the public but the truth is often stranger than fic­ dent of the New Ekigland State Tax Shelia Terry tion, and this is authentic. In fact when said young Joe Cronin, Washington works program. Prudence also was asked of the Officials’ Association here today. Esther Ralston you read the lines below you might think pilot. PDBUC RECORDS convention hy the Rev. BYancis J. Other officers are Xenas W. BUss at CO-FBATURK this paper dates back to 19^2. But the He was extremely correct, al­ Buster Crabbe Haas, member of the N R A labor ad­ Rhode Island, vice-president: Harcfid following are facts: though toe wagering was 10 to 7 on Ua Pendens Hubbell, screw ball artist and toe visory board. S. Lyon of Boston, secretary ^ d Notice of a pending action in fore­ "SpeclflcaUy,” he said, “I have In treasurer. The executive committee OO-FBATUBE outstanding pitcher of the past ma­ closure has t^en filed in the town For instance jor league seasoiL Victory today mind the necessity of wiping out includes Farwen Knapp at Con- clerk’s office by the HoU Investment narrow jurisdictional lines when nectlcut, Erwin M. Harvey ot Ver­ Ginger Rogers B E A U n for Hubbell, with Hal Schumacher, Clompany against Jacob Laufer on A L L WOOL REGULATION the sinker ball ace, available tomor­ those lines stand in the way of the mont, EJdward P. (Dole of Rhode property located at 995 Main street. larger interests of all, the neces­ Norman Poster row, would just about wind up toe Island and the three officers. Mark POLO C O A TS...... ' Lease sity of adjusting the legitimate Senators’ chances of winning toe Graves and John J. Merrill o^New Geo. Sidney Matthew, Andrew and Morris weapon of the strike to the arbitra­ world title. As it is, no team in York were elected honorary "mem­ FOR Morlarty to the Atlantic Refining tion machinery, National and local in the history of seven game world bers. ■ tettfe Company, lease of the filling statlhn, which the government with the co­ A BOMANTIO STORY series, ever has come back to take located at Broad and Center streets operation at the states is setting up the due after losing the first two Madsre Evans $Q.95 for the term of Mr. Hutchinson is the owner and gress” in the move to admit the TODAY comedian cc^b . LeRoy "Tarzah” Art McKay’s Orchestra. SAT. builder. Amalgamated Clothing Workers of ^“PHANTOl^ of tl» ADT Parmelee, Terry’s tail young fire America, with its 138,000 members, Admission 40c. STATE ball heaver got off by hima«flf and Vital Statistics to the A. F. of L. .75 warmed up carefully. Vital statistics for the month of $ September are, 13 deaths, 8 m$r- rU^es and 26 births. HOSPITAL NOTES 15 SUNDAY DINNER EDUCATORS GAITOCB True we haven’t many to offer at these Mrs. Harry Quist of Broad Brook, prices, nor can we replace or take spe­ SIMPLE SIMON Amherst, Mass., Oct. 6.— (A P )— Mrs. Margaret Griffin of 153 -Hil­ Mandiesta* Sdiod Of EkUicaters from Massachusetts and F r e d E cial orders for such values. But if you liard street, and Bernard Sullivan.of d SANDWICH SHOP neigblMnlng states gathered bera Manchester's Newest 3^ get here early tomorrow, and your size 68 Wells rtreet were admitteo and Demlng Street today for the inauguration at Hugh is between 14 and 44 srou will find among Bari Nevers of l66 Adams street, for lastroetton l| u B i4 P. Baker as the lltb president ot them the coat to suit you. Mena:. Cream of Tomato or Henry Maybtte of 76 Garden street, the Massachusetts state college. W e r n e r Room 22, Orford Bnfldtag, M8 Chicken Soap; B o u t Pork and Stephen KroU o f . 28 North School Apple Saoce, qr Frteaeeced' Dr. Baker assumed Ids duties biatruetoi;^ Teaehaa: Ada N. MentSaM, .Ptoeiiial Inst^ Feb. 1, as succestor to Roscoe W.. street, Alexander and William Titor Chicken on Hot BJecoit; Mash­ of 8 Beehive street were discharged Arlyne M ^ i o n den, Roger J. Murphy; dog warden, about S‘' l-3 miles- under conatruc- ofleg tor $ ' John A. Boucher. Plan ImqpeetloB Mojatar- Road conditions and detours in tort tbe abort tola ; far tlon. : -IJwdBO can paiaC : driving an aotoniobfU-' tow : Legton Oommitteee The annual iiisl^tidn o f Buen B. the State of Connecticut made neces­ Hocldbll i;oad ie oUed 2 SHIFT TO PERMANENT Berry Auxiliary, United Spanish sary by highway construction and Route No: 87*. Frankhn bn** ^ propw brakes and wttb tiyuropee^. The committees of Stanley Dobosz banon. '. Norwich and - t^bant^n. 'iaiiles.'"..:;^ .<• : ...... ■ registration. /Bki waa anreatad talat Post, No. 14, American Legion for War Veterans, be held in the O. oiling annoimced by the Connecticut ^ Route No. 159—Mlddlefleld and Expect 300 to Attend First A. R. Hall on Monday evening at highway departndent as -of October ShotilderB « e \ oilod ”fcr 5 Durbam.' Cbiwry WU road is being night by Officer Waltaf. Caylia. s ROAD MAKING POUCY the ensuing year, of 1933-84 have miles. Andover. , WtiUionntlc- Pandolfo pleaded gufltg ang' just'been named by Commander 6:Se o’clock at which time a suppdr 4, 1983. oiled for 2 noilea wljl be served followed by the busi­ Route No. U, , .S- 1—Branford. Hartford road la being oUcdVfor 4 Route No: 841—Kent Kent- the court that the raasoB for of the FaO and Winter Roy Sanford, who was installed this mUes. Beaton. . Wfflltaantlc-^ fihangriTig Ms markers was toRt bis Public Works Department week. They are sis follows. Member­ ness meeting and social. The inspec­ Boston post road is being oiled tdr Warren road la being oiled for one tion will be ■ made '’by Mrs. Eva B. 1 mile. Hartford road. Shbulddrs' are be­ Chrysler car went bad^ in Bolton Plans to Quit Patching and ship, George N. Brigham, chairman; ing oilied for 2xniles. mile. ", and be had to get back to Hartford. Entertainments. WUliam C. Pfuader, Omar Schook, Steward of Bildgeport The commit­ Route No. U. S. lA —Branford. Put Down Long-Service Route No. 98—Canterlmry. A fine of 515 was impoaed fo^ Im­ Clayton Thrall, Ira E. Bowers; In­ tee in cl^u:ge consists of Mrs. Bertha Boston post road cutoff. Should­ Brooklyn, road is being oiled for 2 / C. N. €1. OU>BBS proper braikes anc judgment waa Paving. stitution Welfare and Rehabilita­ Schlaeffer, chairman, Mrs. Mary ers are being oiled for 2 miles. Stratford. Merritt highway cutoff. suspended or the improper regis­ Tonight members of the combined tion, Ernest P. Backofen, chairman; StUes, Mrs. Elsie Belnhauer, and 1-2 miles.’ Shoulders are being oiled for 1 mile. tration charge. The construction of permanent Albert Nutlsnd and Hector Blair; Miss Rutn Beaumont. Route No.' 93 and ISS^Ubon. Hartford, Oct. 6.—(AP) — The Odd Fellows Lodges of Manchester ■ Route No. 2-rGlastonbury and adjutant general has given- permis­ roads in Rockville in place of patch­ Child Welfare, Dr. Roy C. Ferguson, Notes Newent r o ^ is being "oD ^ 'tdr ' 5 king David Lodge, Sunset Rebekah Marlboro. New London road is miles. sion to the commanding officer of ing the worn macadam or asphalt chairman; Dr. F. M. Dickinson, Dr. The Vernon Grange will hold being oiled for 1 1-2 miles. the Fifth battalion. Naval Militia to and Shepherd Bhicampment will as­ E. H. Metcalf and Dr. C. E. Peter­ another of its popular dances at Route No. 94—Glastonbury. Ad­ semble at Odd Fellows' Temple, roads about the city is the policy Route No. 2 and 32—Norwich. enter a rifle team In an Interstate son; Orphan Education, Eldward L. Grange Hall, Vernon Center, on dison road is being oiled for 3 milea. Mitin and Center streets for the which is being adopted by the Public Norwich town road is bekig oiled Rovde No. 95— Ekonk hill road tn«»r.h O ct 16, at Peekskill, N. Y. HUSKYIHROni NewTnarker, chairman; Arthur E. Saturday evening with Prof. Tyler first series of entertainments of the Works Department. for 2 miles. and Churcl^ .^street. Waterbound Authority baa been given Com­ One of the best demonstrations of Chatterton, Albert Nutland; Na­ prompting for the old fashioned Route No. 4—Sharon-Comwall Overtaxed by fall and winter program. Grand tional Defense, E. L. Newmaker, macadam length about 5 roiles im- pany 1., 102 Iirfantry to parade un- speaking, sing­ Representative Frederick L. Phelps the construction of a new road im- dancing. road. About 2 1-2 miles of j a d ­ der co.nateuction. 'ITaflic should dOT arms at the National convention of Middletown and District Deputy der the direction of Supt. of Public chairman, L. F. Blssell, M. J. Web­ Many Rockville people wiU attend ing and gravel surface, from Crom­ of the Purple Heart Aasodation In ing, smoking ster; Naval Affairs, William Loos, the card party and social to be held avoid Uiia route. Grand Master Robert Hall of East W oA s George B. Milne is on Mar­ well bridge west. Grading and Route No. 100—New Fairfield Derby, Ansoniia and Sheltob tomor­ chairman; Military Affairs, M. J. tonight by the Tolland G^range at Hartford will be present. The affair ket street from the railroad tracks building bridges on new location. and Danbury. Waterbound maca­ row. Webster, chairman; C. M. T. C. and the Community House in ’Tolland. is being staged by the Booster Club to the intersection with High street. Old road open to traffic. dam alsout one mile in length on the of King David Lodge and will start This is a very steep grade and there T. O. T. C., Arthur E. Chatterton, Rockville L o ^ e of EUks will hold Route No. U. S. 6.—Windham. chairman; Aeronautics, William P. Fergone road and one mBe on the promptly at 8 o’clock. was demand for the reconstruction a charity dance at Rosewood ball­ Phelp’s crossing, 20 feet concrete Balls pond road. Shoulders and Members of King David Lodge b-’fore cold weather. The entire sec­ Markley, chairman; Boys Work and room, Manchester on Saturday -eve­ lavement, length 1-4 mile is under Scouts, 4-H Club Work, Arthur E railing incomplete. are requested to assemble at 7:30 tion was tom out and the eight ning. The entire proceeds wiH be construction. One-way traffic. Route No. 101—Barkhamsted. o’clock sharp as there will be inches of two inch trap rock was Chatterton, chairman, Clayton used for their dulstm as charities. Route No. 9—Chester. Hartford- Winsted-New. Hartford road is being Thrall, Oscsu- Phillips; Publicity, Saybrook road la being oiled for 1 IF YOU WANT COMFORT meeting held in short form preced­ laid as a foundatlon.The road, which The giving of intelligence tests is oiled for 5 miles. ing the entertainment. Noble Grand William C. Pfimder, chairman, Wil­ now being undertaken at the Rock­ mile. is to be of the “ rough surface” type Route 'No. 117—Harwtnton. Tor- ■M Stanley Nichols will be in charge is expected to last about 25 years. liam Harley; Americanism, Bernard ville High school. Route No. 12— Plainfield. Ftench’s ringtbn road is being oiled for 3 W ear Our crossing, 20 foot concrete pavement, during the evening. The work of applying the “pene­ J. Ackermam, chairman, William E. A meeting of the Cornelia Circle 1-3 mile under construction. One­ miles. Plans for the first annual Carnival tration asphalt” was down late yes­ Loos, Ernest P. Backofen, Clayton will be held on Tuesday a fte ii^ n Route No, ‘ 119—Brlstol-Water- Brownbilt way traffic. imd Bazaar of the Booster club are terday morning. A coat of three- H. Thrall, George N. Brigham, Nel­ at the home of Mrs. Arthur R. bury road. (Over South mountain). progressing rapidly. Three nights of Route No. 14—Canterbury. Wll- Tread Straight quarter inch stone was applied to son C. Mead; National and Depart­ NeweU of Park street. 2 miles of bituminous road under real old-fashioned fun, frolic and limantic road is being oiled for 2 ment Committees, Lester W. Mar­ Miss Minnie McLean accompanied construction hut open to traffic. dancing will be heU on October 26 the surface on top of the hot asphalt miles. Meriden. Meriden-Middle- Shoes but the application of a second coat tin, chairman, George Sargent and by her brother, Charles R. McLean, Route No. 133 — Brookfield 27-28. There will be attractive Fr^cis J. Prichard; Forestry, Fran­ are attending the World’s Fair at town road. Shoulders are being C % booths, a real dancing floor and up of asphalt had to be postponed on oiled for 2 miles. Sterling and account of rain. After it is applied cis J. Prichard, chairman; Visiting Chicago this week. to the minute performers. The fea^ and sick, Clayton H. Thrall, chair­ The coUi speU yesterday accom­ Plainfield. R. I. road is being oiled $4.75 ture of the first night will be the the road will be covered with screen­ for about 7 miles. \ ings leaving a rough surface which man, Omar Schook and William panied by rsdn proved a big handi­ Sizes 3 to 9. crack drill team of Sunset Rebekah Poehmert; Service and State Aid, cap to the beer gardens and taverns Route No. 20— Hartland. West Lodge which finished second this will make the grade easier to nego­ Granby road is being oiled for 2 tiate. Omar H. Schook, chairman, Bernard in Rockville and vicinity. AAA to EEE. year and incidentally is making its J. Ackerman, and William C. Pfun- A revision of the bus line schedule miles. first public appearance in MEinches- The change o f' the policy of the der; Athletic and Jimior Baseball between Rockville and Phelps Cor­ Route No. 25—A section of con­ ter this fall. The team has been Public Works Department from re­ Committee, Arthur E. Chatterton, ner where connections are made at crete pavement on the New Mllford- drilled by Leroy Roberts and will be surfacing several roads each year chairman, Oscar Phillips: Communi­ Lltchfleld road from Marbledale to in charge of Captain Ruth Waddell to the rebuilding of permanent the present time for Springfield ty Welfare, William C. Pfunder, Bantam, 8 1-4 miles in length. Children under 16 years of age nadfi, good fo.- a score or more busses from Hartford, la expected in Shoulders and railing incomplete. 1. Sprins steel chairman, Francis J. Prichard, this city within a few days. It la ''Splittinq'' Headaches The Chart at will not be admitted this evening years, is expected to meet with pub­ Open to traffic. the learoed why the w tt mlwayt shank absorbs However the families, friends of all lic approval. It is doubtful if the George N. Brigham; Awards, Roy hoped to have five fare zones es­ % jn n § niiaenble— ana found out about Route No. 32—Franklin. Nor­ NR Tablets (Nature’s Remedy) Now tbe gets the Odd Fellow Lodges will be wel­ benefits will be seen for a year or J. Sanford, chairman, Gayton Thrall tablished between Rockville and wich and W,illimantic road is being the Right' the shock of and Bernard J. Ackerman; Post Ac- along fine with everybody, Ttus safe, d e p o ^ comed. According to the committee more because of the limited appro­ Phelps Comer of ten cents each in oiled for 3 miles. able, all-vegetable laxative brought quick relief there will be about 300 present. priations but within five years all tirttles, Clayton H. Thrall, chair­ place of the present fare of seven­ Route No. 67— Seymour and Ox­ and quiet nerves because it cleared nei system each step. man, Francis B. Crntty, George of poisonous wastes — made boyrel action Tells You There will also be an announcement main arteries leading to Main street ty-five cents. ford. Seymour- Southbury road. easy and regular. Thousands take NR daily. regsu'ding the Junior Lodge affairs are expected to be reconstructed. Taylor, William- Marley, William About 6 miles of reinforced concrete It'a such a sure, i^easant corrective. Mild, which are of special interest to the Poehnert snd M. Joseph Webster; non-habit- tonn- Why Hopes are entertained here that WEATHER DEI^YS HOP imder construction. Open to traffic. iM. Nobadafter- 2. "Spruns up members of King David Lodge. some time a state road from New House, Hilmar F. Grause, chairman, Route No. 69— Bethany and Pros­ eSKts. At your York and Hartford to Boston will Edward G. Harding, WUliam Loos pect. Bethany-Prospect road. druggist’s—25c. At iMt . . . a shoe that Insole supports and William Poehnert; Finance, J. Toronto, Oct. 6. — (AP) — The Insures perfect ease and pass through the Main street of famous flying team of MoUison and About 5 miles bituminous macadam "TI Elmer EUiott, chairman, Edward L. T U l V \ 5 l / uon, heartburn. Only comfort . . . and Is good Rockville. A direct route through MoUlson was stlU weather-bound to­ under construction. Open to traffic. arch in health­ TREASURY ARRANGES Rockville would be from Union Newmarker, and I. Tilden Jewdtt; Route No. 72—Middletown-Crom- looking as weD! A day. sprung-up Insole and a ful position. street to Main street to Grove street Legal, Paul Menge, chairman, I. Both Captain James MoUlson and through the old “sandpit” of the TUden Jewett, and WiUiam A. Baer. steel shank hold the foot TO UQUIFY DEPOSITS his wife are determined to make In the correct position and Rockv'Jle and Stafford Trolley Line School Board Organizes the flight from Wasaga Beach be help yon to walk properly The following officers have been fore winter sets in, but the weather to the Tolland Town line. This would . . . yet Brownbilt Tread Depositors in Closed Nationa eliminate many of the dangerous elected by the Vernon Town School man advised them today not to at­ Straight shoes retain their ’ SMOBS Banks to Get 50 Per Cent o' grades and crossings which are now committee for the ensuing year: tempt it at least for the next 24 Chairman, Shervood C. Cummings; OLD FRIENDS smart, style-right lines! for WOMEN Their Balances. proving a handicap to the motorists hours. from New York to Boston over the secretary, John G. Talcott; treasur­ The Seafarer n , twin-motored Hartford Turnpike road. er, Francis S. Nettleton. The follow­ plane in which they hope to estab­ , Washington, Oct. 6.— (AP) — One serious handicap confronting ing officers were named by the lish a new world’s non-stop record, total of 5398,735,000 in frozen de­ the city officials in seeking this road board on Wednesday evening: is in Toronto, ready to be flown to posits is involved in the list of 376 from the Connecticut State High­ Teachers and Text Books commit- Wasaga on a moment’s notice. R O W N ^ banks for which reorganization way Depairtment is the necessity of plaijs have been approved by the replacing the water and gas pipe Treasury. lines along Union and Main streets. SHOE STORE Of this amount the Treasury esti­ It is hoped that this work can 826 Maia Strait mated today, depositors will receive be undertaken within the coming approximately 50 per cent when the year so. that the permanent, concrete Jaanka narry nut__the plans .agreed road can be cbnstiwted. iupon an4 are licensed to c^pen fc» . -m Night School Opening 'business. A total of 531,151,000 in unre- The enrollment date of the Rock­ jStricted deposits is held by the 376 ville Public Evening schools, origi­ banks. "* nally schediUed for last evening, has “While frozen deposits of these been postponed until Monday eve ■National banks amoimt to 5398,- ning, October 9, according to the 735,000 this doe§ not nean that announcement madvj last evening And new alike appreciate a spot like this ■such a sum will be released to de- Principal Allen L. Dresser deferred ipositors when and if reorganization the final date for s enrollment last where they can meet and talk things over, plans are acted on and individual evening because of the rainy and enjoy good beer in pleasant atmo­ banks are reopened,” the Treasury weather. said. Glasses are being offered in all sphere. “However, it is estimated that. In commercial branches, English, sew­ most instances depositors will re- ing, woodworking, machine shop We serve Steaming Clams FREE on !^ive an average of slightly better practice and possibly other subjects. than fifty per cent of their balances The subjects will be determined on Saturday from 6 P. M. until closing when and if these unlicensed banks the number who desire to enroll in V. retopen, with additional percentages the different claases. time. being available as slow or doubUul Town Appointments assets are converted into cash.” The following appointments have, been filed with Town Clerk John B ELM TREE TAVERN Thomas by Francis J. Prichard of (B rain a rd Place) the Board of Selectmen for the en^ suing two. years: town health officer, Dr. Thomas F. O’Loughlln; personal tax collector, Kerwln A. Elliott; per­ Tampico, Mexico, Oct. 6— (AP)— sonal tax enumerator, Franklin C. Relief work progressed rapidly Hairlow; town counsel. Attorney among stoi:m and flood victims to­ Bernard J. Ackerman; agent of $26-50 day with the arrival of a trainload Grove Hill cemetery, Edward E. • Sets new of food, medicines, tents, and blan­ Leonard; superintendent of Alms­ kets from Texas. The finest Montreal, Oct 6— (AP) —Cana­ all-time record dian and United States Chambers of OB. U. M. 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I : r n % : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANOHBSTfcRi OONN- THUMDA*, OOTOMR 8, ‘M E A T 6, MW; . V.:. PAGE FOtTB^ f iViyfj iip g r w JUNGLES OF COLOMBIA TAMMANY’S IRADERS aa a AS DIVORCE GROUNDS N. Y. Stocks Local Stocks PLANNING REPRISALS ame La <31mp.’^ AT T B I A sloskly ftwiSiS lUk train ras­ THE Adams Exp ...... 8% (FankhsA by Pataam B 0*,) Rnmora Ssy lIsRjr of the In­ Nonifalk Woman Says Hus­ ing agato* 08M, k nm rSsr in tb s Bird, Usnsljb^ Obi Air Reduc ...... 104 O estm Bow, Hartford, .Ooam dependent Chiefs WiD Lose baggagt ear, two ^fdaJ and trusted band Refused to Lrave His Alaska Jun ...... 28% S u b R i^ t o Their a t j Postiiefis. gkards sscTstlgr w odth# fc stop the BARGAIN HOUND Native Country. Allegheny ...... 4% 1 P. M. ftoefca train at any cost, stlD aaotksr mur^ eottVms WithoMl Allied Chem ...... 187% 1 der, a dying man and bis daughter Am Can ...... 92% Bank Stooka N«w York, Oct 6/—(AP)— Re­ Bridgeport, Oct 6.— (AP) — Love counting the minutis from Seattle The squirrels have bssa mono­ Tomorrow ends Baby Days at When I tell you that you can get in the Jungles of Colombia, South Am For Pow ...... 9% Bid ports of contemplated aspriaals by toN iwYork, atfioli dstactlvrtrying Am Rad St S ...... 18% Hale’s, and If baby could speak for Jerusalem artichokes, French arti­ America, was not Just what Elsa C:%p Nat Bank A ’Trust 7 Tammany Hall agalnat deeetters to to sohrs the myatsry — that’s the polizing the news ot n stu fs ipt th s Am Smelt ...... 48 Wmoelf he’d tell you to go straight chokes, fancy white mushrooms, Lambert of Belle Island, Norwalk, C o ^ . R iv e r ...... 460 — Joseph V. McKee, Independent list of duumotsrs and the sort of past fow weeks, Itot yesterday ’ n. okra, and ^ench endive at Oar- bargained for when she married Am Tel and T e l ...... 120 First National of Htfd. 90 — drama you're going to see when to Hale’s Baby Shop and bring him Am Tob B ...... 86% H tfd. <3onn. ’T r u s t ----- 42 — Democratic candidate for majror, cock pheasant whose habitat is in home one or more of the specials rone’s there’s no need to tell you Peromtoent families, she told Judge spread defectlona In the Tammany day. John Monaghan who daUvarf tempting hotMUse tomatoes, Wap- .robn Rufus Booth to the Superior Atchison ...... 68 West Hartford ’Trust.. — 176 political handmade dresses at 11.00, pajamas Auburn ...... 48% Insaraaee Stocks It’s a vary imnsusl sort of mys­ eeries for Taloott Brothers . -at 79c, wool shawls at 22.19, silk ping cantaloupes and Avocado urt today, in quest for a divorce Surprlsed by the ticket formulated tery this, photographed almost en- patty's store was making a dsB upon an allegation of desertion. Aviation Corp ...... 9% Aetna Casualty ...... 46% 47% by McKee an^ind by the open break of coats at 28.29, and a line of nice pears. Balt and Ohio ...... 28% Aetna Life ...... 18 20 tirdy on board the only train that at C. Denison Taloott horns ysi> ^ Decisloo was reserved. the regular Democratle organia- takes prscedsnos ovsr a Prssident’s tfrday when be noticed a Urd shnit*/ warm winter snuggles. She declared that to September Bendlx ...... 16% A^etna Fire ...... 80 82 tion of the Bronx, ’Tammany Hall "There is probably more stealing Beth Steel ...... 84% A u t ^ o b ils ...... 17% 19% private special - th# silk express, ting about to the flower garden. BO' from purses to get ^mes for movios following the marriage and while was understood to be mustenim Its Bpectsoular shots taiduds rolling This morning a collection of pen ter husband was in Colombia, her Beth Steel, pfd ...... 64 Cdnn. (3«neral ...... 28 80 strongest weapon — dltapltos walked towards it but th* than for any other one purpose. shots down iaalds the Mtire length appeared among the flowers. No»o- and ink drawings of glamorous 9aby was bom. Upon his return to Borden ...... 28 Hartford F ire ...... 48 45 back^ by contra of city patronage. Parisian hats and shoes reached my That is the statement of M. V. Can P a c ...... 18% National Fire ...... 46 47 of the speedlnf train — and many tog that It hadn't taken to ths air,; O’Shea, an authority on child trail­ America, she and the child agreed Mayor John P. O'Brien, Tammany intereeting and exdtlng shots ot desk. One shoe of five-tone rib­ to accompany him to Colombia with Uase' (J. I.) ...... 88% Hartford Steam Boiler 48 -50 candidate for re-eleotloo answered Monaghan started to look for it. Bs bon effect was Intended for wear ing. WTiich is an eye opener, a Cerro De Pasco ...... 87% Phoenix Fire ...... 58% 60% the loadtof silk train. soon found It and succeeded In pld^ mouth opener, and a shock. ' the alleged understanding that be rumors of reprisals with denials. with any evening gown. Two of would again come to America with CSies and Ohio ...... ‘ 42% Travelers ...... 890 400 John F. Curry, Tammsny ^lesder But it is ths mystery aboard the tog it up. 'The bird was a cock the street models were of light and her if she did not like to remain Chrysler ...... 44 PDbUe UtfHties Stocks train, ths death of two of the pa^ kept bis own cotmsel. and the attempted kU"------" dark lizard. A stunning shoe, cut here. In 1924, Mrs. De Haraso re- Cloca Cola . . ; ...... 91 % Conn. HJlec Serv ...... 87 41 sengeri and the attempted killtog of Col Gas ...... 18% Conn. Power ...... 88 88 But, despite the mayor's denials, a ^ rd by a member of the group high over the foot was of suede uraed to her home here and her one of his oloee sseoclates said that with patent leather trim. ’The hats Whitman’s~ApoUo and Schraflt husband refused to accompany her. Ck)l Carbon ...... 68% Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 60 riding or thehe train which gl'gives it before It can be captured. This one, Chocolates for the week-end are on Coml Solv ...... 88 Hartford Eleo ...... 60 62 resignations of Bronx Job holders ths proper fllip of suspense.suspet"* Every- however, did not fight. Monsghsa were all of the small type but of among the rsvoltlng leadsrs would diversified shapes, with one excep­ sale at ’The Center Pharmacy— the Osns Gas ...... 41% Hartford Gas ...... 46 — one Is suspeotsd. Bveryot examined the bird and saw that It Cons O i l ...... 18 do., pfd ...... 46 — be on O'Brien's dask. Is Justified in su sps^ i bad not been injured In any way. tion, the large velvet formal hat former Packard Pharmacy. ^ KIDNAPERS MAY KNOW The break from the regular of> Cont Can ...... 88% 8 N B T C o ...... 106 109 dss. For evsryons dss, at soma Now he’s wondering If the pheas­ spofisored by Paris, ganisatlon to McKee gained impetus (2om I^od ...... 88% Manufacturing Stocks time or another during the running ants, like the squirrels, havs decid- Velvet lastcx sweaters are the Ust night, when two Democratic latest idea for formal evening wear. THEIR FATE TOMORROW Del L and Wn ...... 28 Am Hardware ...... 19 21 of the film, does something worthy to get acquainted with the town Du Pont ...... 77 Am Hosiery ...... — *80 dubs in Brooklyn and one in Man­ of being suspected for. It is an ex­ Some of them have turtle necks, hattan dedared for him. fdlk get their meals in back others simple V necklines. But all Eastman K o d a k ...... 79% Arrow H and H. com. 10 12 cellent example of sutalned suspense door yards. Wherever soap Is needed, Rob­ Oklahoma City, Okla., Oct. 6.— Elec and Mus ...... 8 do., pfd ...... 90 — Major Florello LaGuardia, fusion to a mystery film. ertson Sudsy Soap Chips is the an­ of them are pullover models. You candidate for mayor, speaking at a can wear them tight over your eve­ (AP) — T' elve-year-old Geraldine Elec Auto Lite ...... 17% Billings and Spencer.. — 2 A large cast indudes such out swer. If you haven’t tried them Elec Pow and Lt ...... 8% Young Republican dub dinner ning gown under a wrap or with a Arnold, and her father, whom Bristol Brass ...... 14 16 ■tending players as N s| I Hamilton, RECEIVER APPOINTED yet, the next time you call your Gen Elec ...... 20 rapped M cKee’s candidacy aa a plain, ankle length skirt for dinner chance made key figures to the do., p f d ...... 96 — ShellaTer^, Guy EClbbes, Dudley grocer tell him to send along a capture of George (Machine Gun) Gen Foods ...... 86 Case, Lockwood and B — 800 venlcle for promoting Farlsy to the Bridgeport, Oct. 6— (AP) — A t­ parties. executive onlces at Albany and, in Digges, Arthur Byron, Allen Jen­ package. Kelly and hit comely wife'Kathryn, Gen Motors ...... 80 ColUns Co...... 40 60 kins, Harold Huber, Robert Barrat, torney Samuel Mellltz, acting as Gillette ...... 12% 1940, the White House. All this week Watkins have been were called upon today to support Colt’s Firearms ...... 14% 16% Ivan Simpeon, Arthur Hobl, George temporary receiver of Uie West Side Don’t forget to order your copy the government’s prosecution of Gold Dust ...... 20% Bajrie Lock ...... 26 29 Pat ColUns, Wilson and othera. Bank, one of the three Bridgeport celebrating Simmons Bedding Grigsby Gnmow ...... 2% of “50 Desserts by Sister Mary”. Week. Among the outstanding the Kellir’s for the CHiarles F. Frair Bearings ...... 40 80 institutions closed by order of the Hershey ...... 49% Fuller Brush, Class A 6 10 It’s only 10 cents but It will give values is the double studio couch. Urscbel kidnaping. state bank commissioner, was today you many times Its value. The next ’The trial will begin Monday, Fed­ Hudson Motors ...... 11% Gray Tel Pay Station. 14 16 AMUsmrrs FLOOD MENACES TOWN confirmed by Judge Frederick M* It can be used as full size or in twin Int Harv ..i ...... 87% Hart and Cooley ...... — 126 book will contain 50 recipes for bed fashion for it has two inner eral Judge Eldgar S. Vaught decid­ Peasley in the Superior C!ourt as Int N ic k ...... 19% Hartmann Tob, com. Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Oct. 6.— permanent receiver under bonde of ‘left-overs,’’, f subject housewives spring mattresses. You may have ed, brushing aside attempts to de­ Int Tel and T e l ...... 18% do., pfd 9 — have been especially interested In it in rust or green for only 229.50. lay it during a swift and carefully (AP)—Several hufidred persons $60,000. Johns M anville...... 62% Int SU ver...... 88 41 “LADY FOR A D A F Action was delayed for one week during the last few "lean” years. This is an Incredibly low price and guarded arraignment yesterday. have been made bomeleas by flood Luther Arnold, the father, al­ Kennecott ...... 22% do., pfd ...... 49 62 on the confirmation. ^ tomorrow Is the last day to take ad­ Lehigh Val CJoal ...... 8 waters of the Grande rtVer, which Eight hour service on films to be ready has told officers how Kath­ Landers. Frary A Clk. 28% 80 vantage of it. Ligg and Myers B ...... 96% SCREEN MASTERPIECE went out o f Its bank*; Wednesday developed is the offer of The Center ryn Kelly, then a fugitive, had be­ New B rit Mcb. com .. 6 8 friended the Arnolds while they Loew’s ...... 82 do., pfd...... — 60 night, many homes, Pharmacy. Do you ever give yourself a mean LoriUard ...... 20 % Mann A Bow, Claas A — 8 bridges and tmsineaa places. No Bxsresa were traveling to Texas last Labor L ln o M ls M tm BOSTON I little puncture when you are look­ McKeesp 'Tin ...... 80 do., CT8UW B ...... — 2 Acclaimed as Year's Outstand­ easualtisa have been reporteC The Women’s National Exposition ing through your sewing basket and Day; bow she had persuaded him to Mont Ward ...... 20% 6 Tries Uallz North and Judd ...... 15 17 Feara ware expressed here the R oane T rip esUw meeting at Cincinnati this month a finger encounters the tip of the engage a lawyer for her to defend Nat Biscuit...... 50% ing Film Achievement — her mother and step-father, then Niles, Bern Pond ...... 9 12 town of Cholutaca, near the LeaVO • Ooatsr has voted Helen Welshlmer for its scissors? ’This need never happen Nat Cash Reg ...... 17% Peck, Stow and WUcox 2 — Fine Cast. mouth of the rivar, might be eeri Travel Raima “ Hall of Fame’’—largely in recog­ imder arrest for the kidnaping and Nat Dairy ...... 16% 498 Main S« if you keep a small cork on the end how the Kellys to a last frantic Russell Mfg ...... 14 20 ously affected wben th« flood wa­ nition of her popular poems. No Nat Pow and Lt ...... 11% Maarhester of the scissors. flight, took UtUe "Jerry” with them ScoviU ...... 28 28 ters reach that point. 'The Presi­ TrI TOOT doubt many of you have been clip­ N y Central ...... 38% Stanley Works ...... 19% 21 To the Columbia Studios, to Di­ dent sent a commission by airplane ping these Illustrated poems for as a "blind.” NY NH and H ...... 18% rector Frank Clapra, to scenarist EKKS Take your hemstitching to Syl­ Subseque..tly, Geraldine, no long­ Standard S c r e w ...... 44 50 to lay olana for evacuating the your scrap book. You can get Miss Noranda ...... 36% do., pfd., guar...... 100 — Robert Rlskto, to Damon Runyon, via’s Specialty Shop, Blssell street. er useful, was sent back to her fa­ town If necessary. Welshimer’s book of verse, "Sou­ North Am ...... 19 Smythe Mfg. Co...... 22 — the author, Warren William, the The regular price is now 7c a yard. ther by the Kellys. Met at the train star, to May Robson, Guy Klbbec, to Advices from Progreso to the venirs” for only 10 cents. One of Packard ...... 3% ’Taylor and Fenn .... — 110 northern district reported oonsider- If you have many srards to be done, by Federal agents, she told of the Penn ...... 29 % the cameramen, props and techni­ these days another coupon for or­ Torrlngton ...... 39% 41 able danaage t''*' j from a flood of you’ll be Interested to know that the couple’s Memphis hideaway. 'The Phila Rdg C and I ...... 5 cians; in fact to an^ne whe either dering it will appear in the Herald. Underwood M fg ...... 29 81 the Ulua river, which went out of Loans j| price 1s only 5c a yard after the next morning, they were caught. Phil Pete ...... 16 directly or indirectly took part to Union Mfg Co...... — 10 its banks due to recent heavy first ten yards. Unless motions for new trial or Pub Serv N J ...... 37% U S Envelope, com.... 40 — the production of “Lady For a Day” rains. u p t o ^ 3 0 0 arrest of J -dgment are granted, the R ^ o ...... 7% do., pfd ...... 78 — go the plaudits of the movle-golng seven already convi ’ted of the con­ Reading ...... 43 populace for having turned out one Don’t worry about not being able Veeder Root ...... 14% ' 16 Our MTvtes MveeroTOO spiracy will receive sentence to­ Rem R jw d ...... /.... 7% WhlUock CoU Pipe . . . — 6 of the most entertaining pictures of theI embarraaamentembarraitment of aakingaskin to have out of season’s fruits and For Pineapple Marshmallow Char­ morrow. ’They are Harvey Bailey, Rey Tob B ...... 50% this or any other year. frlenda for help whenever roa vegetables when you want them. J.B.WU’ms Co. tlO par 36 40 money in an tmergenejr. lotte—One hailf cup whipping cream, Albert Bates, R G. Shannon, his Sears Roebuck ...... 40% “Lady For a Day,” which has Its Small Monthly Paymenta ie Bight now at Plnehurst imu can get 1-2 cup cut marshmallows, 1 1-2 wife, mother of Mrs. Kelly; their Socemy Vac ...... 11% Initial performance Sunday locally •ait year income. rhubarb, cantaloupe, ripe Honey- tablespoons granulated gelatine, 1-2 son, Armon; Barney Berman and South Pac ...... 23 DEMURRER OVERRULED at the State 'Theater Is destined for Electric COA« IN-WRITB-OR PHONB dews and fresh peas. cup cold water, 1 cup crushed pine­ Clifford Skelly. Sou P Rlc S ...... 43% Hartford, Oct 6—(AP) —Judge a prominent niche to screendom’s Refriirerator 'Pmreomml Fimmmeot Cm» apple, 1-4 cup sugar, 1 tablespoon South Rwy ...... 26 William M. Harney, to Police Court Hall of Fame. Like “ Seventh We are told that icing for cakes, lemon juice, 1 dozen lady fingers. St Brands ...... 25 today, overruled the demurrer of Heaven,” ‘3roken Blossoms,” and For Expert Room 9, Stats Theater Baildlas puddings, etc., is now being sold in Dip scissors in cold water when DEFENSE LOSES POINT St Gas and Eh ...... H%s Attorney 'Thomas F. McDonough of "Humoresque” It possesses that In­ TIM Mala street, Manchester Service Open Thnrsday ' Bvealaps Until S collapsible tubes, the tubes are al­ cutting marshmallows to small St Oil Cal ...... 40% New Britain, in a liquor violation definable quality that distinguishes F. H.— Phene 848*. so being made for other foods—fish pieces. Whip cream until”*- ‘stiff. St OU N J ...... 41% case, claiming that the state Uquor greatness. It has tremendous uni­ CaU 5680 The only eharpe la Three Pecesat- pastes, honey, peanut butter, salad Use a rotary beater to whip 'the IN SEN. DAVIS TRIAL Tex Corp ...... 1 26 % laws are Invalid. ’The lawyer as­ versal appeal — a charming, fairy per month on anpaid aratmat of loan. dressings, sandwich spreads and cream which should be thoroughly Timken RoUer Bear ...... 27% serted that while the last session of story that will strum on the heart­ 'Trans A m erica ...... 6% strings of the entire world. Hard- Authorized Frlgtdalre Serv. soup pastes. chilled. Combine cream amd pre­ New York, Oct. 8.— (A P )—Attor­ the Legislature repealed the Id Union Carbide ...... 44% boiled men emd tender hearttd wom­ Ice-man, with 10 years’ pared marshmallows. Soak gelatine neys defending United States Sena­ liquor laws dealing with "hard Unit Aircraft ...... *32% en. sweep young debs and sophisti­ praotIcaJ ezperteooe. For those of you who write a in cold water for five imnutes. Bring tor James J. Davis from Federal lot­ liquor” a section of the hquor con­ great deal, Dewey-Richman Co. pineapple to the boiling point and Unit Corp ...... 6% trol act states that the laws "shall cated flappers, impktlent youngsters tery chEuges today lost a hard- Unit Gas I m p ...... 16% has an unusually good value in add soaked gelatine. Remove at not become operative untU the nec­ and sleepy-ey^ elders will laugb fought battle for inclusion of evl U S Ind Ale ...... 69 KEMP'S, I n c . stationery— 50 sheets and 50 envel­ once from the fire and add sugar essary number of states have finally and cry and thrill alike to the SAGE-ALLEN dence to show that Davis assigned U S Rubber ...... 16% touchl^, pathetic story. opes of Eaton’s Highland VeUum and lemon juice. Place the sauce his Loyal Order of Moose organiza­ ratified the repeal of the Eighteenth pan containing this mixture in U S Steel ...... 46 amendment.” From the vivid pen of Damon with name and address in blue ink tion contract prior to alleged Moose UtU Pow and L t ...... 3% fqr 21.25. Be quick about it be- larger pan of ice water and chill, lotteries. stirring constantly. When it be­ Vicks C h em ...... 29 & CO., Inc. cailse this special is for this month The government has shown that Western Union ...... 55% only. gins to thicken add the whipped money received from Moose charity cream and marshmallows folding West El and M f g ...... 37 Hartford balls in 1930 and 1931 was shared W oolw orth...... 39% them into the gelatine mixture. To with the organization department, Elec Bond and Share (C urb). 18% do this lift a spoonful of jelly over the purpose being to show that Now is the time to plant fiower whipped cream mixture, mixing it Davis, as owner of the department lightly. Line paper mps with lady profited personally from the alleged SENTENCE WHITE SLAVERS Select bulbs that will assure you of a pot s of blossoms for ’Thanksgiving. Nar­ fingers which have been split, put­ lotteries cissus bulbs are cm excellent choice ting the split side to. Pile char­ Argument on the point began at Bridgeport, Oct. 6 — (AP) — and they require very little time lotte mixture lightly to the cups, 9 o’clock today and Judge Johnson Stephen Morgese, 29, and Nicolo and trouble. They can be planted cover vrith waxed paper and chill to Hayes made his ruling to favor of Ranierl, 29, both of New York, to­ the Icebox until wanted to serve. the government shortly after 10:30, day were found quilty on charges Provincetown right in a pot of dirt or simply put in a bed of tiny stones and plenty 'The recipe makes four servings. the regular court hour. 'The jury growing out of alleged white of water. was excluded from the room. slavery activity, and were sentenced At Plnehurst you can get a full ’The government’s objection to evi­ by Judge Ernest A. Inglis in the Su­ dence by which the defense sought perior Court, Morgese to states Wives, mothers, sweethearts, line of Crosse * Blackwell’s Pre­ Maple pared Stews, ready to serve. Here to show that Davis assigned the or­ prison for three to five years, and cravats are always appreciated gifts ganization contract to Joseph Jen­ Ranieitl for two to three years. and Cheney’s have some very good also you can get Jars of little sweet pickled onions for 21c and pure kins and Fred W. Jones in August, 'They were placed on trial Tues­ looking ones at 45c, 75c, 95c and 1930, came at the close of court day, and were arbested in Stamford like you would antiques 21.25. Vermont syrup for 23c and 42c a bottle, and 75c a quart. yesterday. ’The defense sought to last June. 'They both passed the have Albert Smith, a member of the lie, from the witness stand, to the Hand-knitted sweaters and ribbed Moose Supreme Coimcil, testify that testimony of the State’s chief wit­ You never think of finding antiques wool skirts were much in evidence assignment of the contract was ap­ ness, Marion Rutledge, of New in suites. That’s why you ensemble when society attended the thirty- proved by the council at a meeting York, an actress, who declared that Provincetown Maple yourself, wheth­ fifth running of the Meadowbrook ,(XXkCv/fuae_ in Sharon, Pa., in August, 1930. at the time of their arrests, Ranierl cup race on Long Island. and Morgese were transporting "her er you are fumishir^ a whole room to Wallingford, to connection with now, or just starting a piece-at-a- - CURB QUOTATIONS their white-slave activities. time room ! For Provincetown Maple week. The total of 861,827 cars, pieces are reproduc­ however, was 40,189 ai_ead of the LATEST STOCKS same week to 1932. ’The week’s By ASSOCIATED PRESS A meeting of the Loom tions of unique old ex­ gain was largely seasonal. Amer Clt Pow and Lt B ...... 2% amples. They have New York, Oct. 6.— (A P )— Interpretations of the conttouec Assd Gas and Elec ...... 1 fixers and Twisters As- the beauty of age . . Stocks generally stumbled mean- decline in brokerage loans from the Amer Sup Pow ...... worn edges, pegged year’s high of 2987,000,000 are va­ Blue Ridge ...... 2 sociat’n of Manchester inglessly today as speculative and joinery effect, wrought rious. Some market analysts de­ Cent States E le c ...... 1 % will be held in Odd Fellows Hall, Investment sentiment was of a Cities S erv ice...... 2% duce that the dropping figures Saturday Morning, October 7, iron hardware and mixed and highly cautious charac­ mean that stocks are passing from Cities Serv., p f d ...... 13% mellow, old finishes. EHec Bond and Share ...... 19 at 9 o’clock^ ter. weak to stronger hands. The Fed­ Yet each piece is ready In the early hours equities shift­ eral Reserve s:’3tem reported a de­ Fora Limited ...... 5'% ed from one foot to einotber and cline of about ;16,000,000 to these Midwest Utils ...... % for use . . new . . minor gains and losses gave the list loans during the past week. ’The Niag Hud P o w ...... 7% sturdy . . good for a a decidedly spotty appearance. record aggregate was reached to Penn Road ...... gtand Oil Drd ...... 31 lifetime. The heir­ Some specialties showed a tenden­ the first week of October, 1929, at WINDOW looms of tomorrow! cy to Improve at one time, but 26.804.000. 000. United Founders ...... 1% Important News profit-taking in the mecals brought While the reserve system, during United Gas ...... 8% Canadian Marconi . . , ...... 3 SHADES See Plymouth House, our For the Large Woman a later shading of prices in most the week-erded Wednesday, show­ suite of maple rooms. Just Mavis Bottling ...... 1% Pine Holland Shades, made to categories. ’The trading volume was ed further purchases of 235,000,000 order, and hung on your A C ^ $ 2 4 .7 5 off our display of Prov- considerably under that of the pre­ to government securities, this was FOUND NOT OUILTT wlndowz complete ...... tocetown M^ls. vious session. The markets appear­ more than offset by a seasonal rise **Nanolast3E” ed to be waiting for developments New Rollers, lOo Extra. of 257,000,000 to money to circula­ Litchfield, (5ct 8.— (A P )—Felice in the administration’s fiscal pro­ Send post card, w s will oaO tion. Ebccess member bank reserves Ferraro of Wlnsted, charged with (Above) Gupboard copied gram. Gains tumei rather heavy with 'samples. T w o-W ay Streteh amoimted to a little less them 2750, arson to connection with a fire at from an ISth Century in the efftemoon and cotton and 000,000 comp^u^ with nearly his tailor shop, was found not guil­ Pennsylvania w ater bench. other commodities were a trifie ir­ 2800.000. 000, at the end of the pre­ CAPITOL ty by a Jury in Superior Court here WINDOW SHADE CO. regular. Bonds maintained a fairly vious week. today. ‘The Jury deliberated only Foundatidiii 46 Capen Street Hartford firm tone, '^ e dollar moved up in ten minutes before returning its (Above) A table that fits foreign exchange dealings. ENIABOB LABOR BOARD verdict. Into a small brsekfast room Small advances were recorded by or large dining room. shares of Celanese, Industrial Ray­ Washington, Oct 6 — (AP) — on, Sterling Products, Ckmgoleum, $ 6 * 2 5 President Roosevelt today Increased Allied Chemical, American Can and (Right) “Center Board” bench, lllustratsd by R. H. General Motors. Declines of frac­ the National Labor Board member­ Kettell to .“The Pine Furniture of BJarly New Ehig- r tions to a point or more were suf­ ship from seven to eleven members 1 land." fered by American Telephone, U. to cope with the heavy volume of back seotiM kee iRsIds S. Steel, Dupont, United Aircraft, work to settling labor disputes un­ Sattenw. Case, Chrysler, Sears Roebuck, der the NRA. (Right) 19th Century Sheraton type Windsor, slnfi- • MR Standard OU of California, BalU- ’The action was taken at the re­ mm lar to models in the Wayside Inn, reproduced in more and Ohio, New York Central, quest of Senator Wagner of New maple. - ' Ssnte Fe, Union Pacific, U. S. York, board chairman. S / u ef/ o m e Range Oil KSi oS Smiting, Dome, American Smelt­ ’The four new members include ing, Cerro d Paa-», Meintjrre Por­ Edwin N. Hurley, of Chicago and Proven,Better by Test Photw I cupine, National DistiL'rs, U. S. Austin Finch, d North Carolina, Ask tor our tree ninosiirlin stioks. Industrial Alcohol and Socemy. who will represent employers, and Order a day or two batora yan^ oat of 3 9 8 0 I Carrier stocks, as a whole, failed George L. Berry, of the prints, i’ oO. M- to exhibit any imusual enOpislasm union, and Father Francis J. .laas, over a report^ Increasr in freight Catholic UniveAlty economics pro­ ■raE RACKLIFFE OIL CO. ear4oadinn for the week * ended fessor, and already a member of the % 'M a a A e s t e r O^pCe^ -----a . __ I ^ XSW------piOfIVW 4abor-advisory board of-WfcA;- ''-■6 / A. ; ;

Athilitfbi' II'wwIiX' meetlBf of the iMW B oi^ ot| ilftatt >ara~aBd uad«fiteaBda the eplBlQb amoDff eeven Stieetinea X . M cannot underetand unleea pereonal- • idiea'^letM r.'.ttfttla'yen^ MENCKEN TO QUIT OPEN PORUM Meatmen niir attention was called i condlttana of- tSie work. th(k«ufhly« 0^ the engtheei'a-daparltoaent — O ia a ^ - to. the dlSerence of oplhlhD .1^ the 11 oannbt'aee-ithy would hot be Ittie Vnbesing Into The feel- CHARljCS BOHAN. ly Bnfeihert Ponftiaa cqaiiaued to la r ^ t h e townijpe&ple ti that Mr. TOWN ENOINBKB'S M B appointment of tin town enflniMr. a very fine adeotlon ft>' the poel'- InmnmhD^^ of It eeeme to me that Mr. Smith hae tl< ISlth la really entltied to the ap^ HiSblaad; Park, Bditor The Herald: October 6,1988. buUet wdhhiia received when an ait- hla htnqw: a^Ji^'thia AMERICAN MERCURY In reading the account of the | aaeletant to Mr. Bofrea ft>r there ia m itb u. dlflhreaoe of potttment In order not to make

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New York, Oct. 6.— (AP) —Henry Lk Menchen, the sage of Baltimore, ArLd Battery has decided to retire as editor of the American Mercury, the green backed monthly which has been un­ F « r Ward Week OiUyt » $3.35 der his guidance since it was started ten years ago. with old battery. 13 In confirming news of his retire­ standard size plates ment, Menchen said he felt he had Special Trade-In giving fnll stand* been editor of the Mercury long enough. He wants to devote his ard power. time to writing books and to news­ paper work. T ir e * Allowance on Tires Alfred A.‘ Knopf, Menchen’s pub­ M M B t e d Spark Pings lisher, said the magazine will con­ lE E Vito Ward Wsfit tinue to be published along its pres­ EXTRA MONEY in trsde-in for your old tires ent lines. He did not announce the 25c ea.^ name of the Mercury’S new editor. . (any make) as part payment for • • • # ^ During the first years of its ex­ 4 or more * istence, the American Mercury Get a set so served as a medium of expression cylinders spark for Mencken and George Jean W ards R iverside Tires alike. Riverside Nathan, who were co-editors of the 1st quality. Sin­ old Smart Set. Nathan retired from Chaiee mi Rirereida Mmia, Bm gle plug, 27c. the Mercury several years ago. Bmwmr G rip mr A ir Cmmhtmm Tirmm New Period of Life Mencken regards his retirement, after twenty years of magazine W ork S03 editing, as something in the nature WmdWttk Vmhel of an adventure. He expects this This Ward Veek tire trade offer uMkes the cost new period in his life to be just as exciting ‘ and perhaps more pleas­ to yon th e low est ia tow n ! You actually get 2 25c urable. MORE VALUE out of your old tires by trading Combed eotton The first thing he is going to do is them in now than by ^ vin g them all Winter. with reinforced finish a book on morals. After that heels and toea. he plans a trip to Europe and then And you*re rid of the ritkl Equipped with new he is going to write another book— Wards Riversides yon wiU ride on tires fine and Dark cokin only. “Advice to Young Men.” safe as any^in America. Latex welded cords now “There is a discrepancy,” said Mencken, “between what the aver­ prevent ply*sepaiation—the canie of blowouts. age young man is told he can’t do Bring your old tires (any make) to Wards for Unlonsnits and what he finds out later most the biggest trade-in—the lowest cost—the strong­ WmdWeek people do themselves. I want to tell what I foimd out about this dis­ est guarantee ever written. See how you SAVE! 59c ea. crepancy.” ■The noted publicist, who is 53, Men's medium said he probably would do more W e rnmmrmmtee M iemreldtee t e C lv « weight, cotton, rib newspaper work than he has done in amStmimeStmm M teem rM eee e t T im e MJ—e e r MUmmem Wtmm knh, ankle length. G /U L O Jte A t some years. He said he would con­ Full cot. 36 to 46. tinue writing a column for the Balti­ more Evening Sun of which he is advisory editor and on which he DO oun nuir first rose to fame. Wmrd Week Smper Valmef Neckwear ^ets fTanfs is a Hav&i for — /n Smart W hite I ^ New FmU^Fmahiemed TOLLAND Business Girk on a Budget! 50c Sharp Weather and Steep Mrs. Charles F. Budd has return­ SILK HOSE s new gleam­ Prices Ahead I ed from several weeks visit with New York^s Pet ing satin... silk k crepe, linen in friends in Baltimore, Md., to the a larze group SAVE ON WARD’S home of her daughter, Mrs. Lathrop ' j o f styles. West and Mr. West at Snipsic Lake. Mrs. Kimmel of New York City is DRESSES spending some time at the home of Fall Scarfs her daughter, Mrs. Louise Wocho- COATS murka and family. New Designs I Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Chorches and Pr. son Leon have been entertaining , friends from Hartford. 'mn The regular meeting of Tolland Charming leaf, Grange was held Tuesday evening Pmmemmm geometrical or with an attendance of 80 patrons. • SUEBC SAWCI flower designs. Neighbors Night being observed **Gmidmm I Weighted silk with Andover, East Hartford and • GLAMOkOUS [crepe. Hillstown Granges furnishing the CSEPESI Crmmtm** program with a mock trial, tap dancing, piano and vocal solos, reci­ • FASONAmiG The um e uaart oohm, Silk Blouses tations, readings and remarks by FAILLESl the Mate theer even visiting patrons. The home Grange Greet Values for voted on three new members and re­ • CHK WOOtS/ weave that has made ceived applications for several “ Golden Create” ao $ 1 ^ 0 0 others. Refreshments and coffee Ward’s can sUetcL popular . . . but toe were served. a ^m salary or al­ New fall styles! A public whist Friday evening in Ward Week only, thu t lowance to keep a Weighted silk! the community will be sponsored Beige, white, Frosty weather and fancy prices are very dpt girl smart and dash­ reduced price! Stock by members of Tolland Grange. eggshell, blue to come together thid year. In fact, all the Nine prizes will be offered, refresh­ ing aD aeasool LAST- up and aave money or pink. ments served and good time is as­ AfllVmXlSewToKk doing it! Chiffon and wise people we know are coming to Wards sured styles . . . within aerrioe weigfata, pieoc right now for their winter coat bargains. The fimeral of Joseph Ward who s e v e n days. (W atch Fall Bags passed away at his home on Buff tope, cradle foot, rein­ The good rough crepe fabrics look “ more for the new beoad Smart Stylesl Cap was held from the Federated forced beeb and toes, church Thursday afternoon at 2 shoulden.) Ward’s money” and every coat is smartly /ur- o’clock. Rev. James A. Davidson, ' es are ezeessive- Fnll-faahioaed, and trimmed and pastor of the church officiated. In­ lowl Black, fan pore ailk. It’a tbs i M . ^ 5 0 / terment in the Skungamug ceme­ etdors. For misses. r chance o i » lifetime. Artificial grain “ r* - ® "■ tery. leathers in and colors. W 6in- Rally Day will be observed next black, brown, en’s and Misses’. / Sunday at the Federated church. A navy. Smartly special program has been prepared lomaiqpnted. with special music. ’The B. B. G. club held a social at \ W ard W eek Bkdnpm Thrifts the home of the Misses Mary apd I¥ew Blouses Elizabeth Loehr on Mill Hill road K New Fall Stylesl Prices Lower Thmm EcerS ’Tuesday evening. The All Day Sewing meeting of mm Ossr Bm ehing Neat the Union Missionary society will be held Thursday in the social rooms 79/ of the Federated church. F a l l H a t s ^Novelty cot- M Mr. and Mrs. F^ed Thomas of 'tons in a wide f ! variety of pat­ Taimton, Mass., and Mrs. C. A. AD New York— «nd Paris— Millikln of North Dighton, Mass., terns and col- N e w F a ll were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. have gone mad over ^Lady tors. 34 to 40. John H. Steele. Lon” fashions— and the smart­ Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdig of est bn** have taken to ostrich \ Manchester were recent guests of pfamuBS. W ard ’ s has a w ide co l- Wart/ Week Spmeial relatives. feetion of felts with phunes, Several members of Tolland SHOES qyiHs, feathers. And sneh Grange attended the meeting of East Central Pomona Grange held smart wool crejM turbans! with Enfield Grange Wednesday. Black and new faU colors. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Lane of East Hartford were recent guests of Mrs. Laura Judson. Mrs. Lucy Usher has returned from a visit with her son Merritt Usher and family of South Willing- ton. SHIRTS

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Walla Walla, Wash.—Slary Eliza­ Yovr Choiem Ev«y wi^ woman will hnrry into Vart® '■/’a beth Chapman, 71, mother of John Chapman of New York City, vice for these shoesi The price incraaes after) president of the Grace Steamship Msnths ago we houf^ for cash, every Unes. Ward Week. Don't let bargaim Ixtbe theaeS New York—^Mrs. Kate Billings better shirt we could find in makers* Wilson, 67, the first librarian of the Gnnite gray porcelain enamel slip by. A grand assorbnent o i black kid Department of Commerce library at Rocks. Today they’re urorth at least twice well bak ^ on heavy steel. Made Washington, D. C. Ais price! Flpie fsbriea, incindiag high for years of faitlrfn] service! Memphis, Tenn.—Charles Dickens^ Five piettiM in this sale: ties or^ pampas some with ardi support. laD Montgomery, who had published ‘ eespt broadcloths. FoO^mt, color-fiwt; 4%-qnarl TnakatUe weekly newspaper in more than a Round dish Pan fllH Cnbaiis Louis or Boolevard.^ie^ ^ 099%) dozen states. \IACmmk. wefkauMie in every eeem. Plain or feaey. Doable Bolter (2-qL b^tem ) Paris—Gen. Nicholas Ludenich, Wmmk M e o / SS4-qL Covered Convex Kettle. All prkxa! Sare daring-Wa^ Week! 71, commander of the Russian Army 8 9 0 . Saoco Pan Sol. in the Caucasus during the World War. ( Long Beach,! Cal.—Eklward Farr, 64, former owner of one of the larg­ .1 est cattle and sheep ranches In the 824-828 MAIN STREET southwest. lOR Lae Vegas, Nev.—L^h 8. J. MANCHESTEl^ COj^. Hunt, 78, educator, publisher and bptanist. He was president of Iowa GO State college at Ames, la., fttnn 188O to 1885 am', later was publisher •‘•T'v-tnwnnii'ii'iraia-mMriiii'inMTtW-TV'Ti-i -ri—-00,- “Mr! Prestdenti ts thers sdJTthl||i. The Aaaoclated Presa la azclualvely could buy a gun on one side of the of’the Klein Memorial by the exam­ hang on for months, and la especial­ tion to an ordinary meaL Those 000 bales against nqrmal consump­ new OB the Distrlet aatltled to tba uaa for republtoatloa with a tendency to high blood pres­ tration to date has surprised many street and shoot squirrels on the ple provided by Hartford’s majestic ly troublesome at night, when the experts. tion of 14,300,000. sioners ?” *• of all nawa dtapatohea credited to It sure should usq grapejulce to which That’s been asked or Bot otberwlae credited la thla other side. This, from all accounts, gathering place. chilly air makes the coughing no sugar has been added. The aim Ir to give farmers^ pur­ Carry Over Reduced paper and alao the local nawa pub* spasms Increase. chasing power proportionately equal Without the plowing-under. . pro- March 4, without fall, by loo^ Ilahed herein. Is DO distixictlon this year for it It would seem to be a little Im­ A cough consists of a deep to what they had In the 1910-14 ; gram there would have been 28.000,- rters. The answbr'tlways is thit All rlg:hta of republlcatlon of seems that all towns are alike. The probable that the proposed Institu­ (Height of Heels) 000 hales — two million more than Kere isn’t apaclal dlapatchea herein are alao ra» breath, a closing of the opening at period. Cotton then averaged 12.4 trouble is to keep squirrels out of tion In the Park City will be quite the top of the windpipe, followed by Question: Kay McD. writes: cents a pound. Parity now would ever before — and cotton prices ’^ e commissioners are the thr## aerved. ‘•When changing from hlgb-heeled would have thbogganed below last men who supervise the govemmert your hair. They are thicker, so to so luxurious, quite so magnificent as a sudden explosion of the breath mean a price of 13.9, -dnee prices of Full aervlce client of N E A Bar* outward which forces any foreign slippers Into low-heeled ones, 1 seem w ^t farmers buy ^ higher. Au­ year’s. of the DUtrict of Oohimbiis. T h o s ^ vlea, Inc. speak, than pea soup. Buahnell Memorial, since the sum substance upward, together with to have a cramp In $ny foot, and, gust’s average cotton price was 8.8. A 10,000,000 bale carryover for the Hoover administration nr# stiB PubllahePa RepraaaBtatlva: The Also, this year’s squirrels appear available for its construction is hot the sound which we call a cough. just before 1 get Into the low-heeled But 8.8 Is distinctly better than next year seems a fair estimate, on the job. Jullua Mathewa Special Ajancy—Naw to be the evenest tempered squir­ as large; but If, aa Is now under­ A cough la the way provided by slippers, my foot seems to snap like the 6.5 price of August. 1932. when whereas 4.5 to 5 millimis Is a reason- York, Chicago. Detroit and Boaton. nature to remove any material when you try “finger-breaking.” 13.3 would have meant parity. It lible amount. 'To mbet that, the rels on record—mad sdl the time. stood, some six hundred thousand Can you tell me what this Is and AAA will announce a drastic reduc­ Berths aa trahis are tnsd# sp MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF which In the breathing passages and left cotton farmers 5.1 from parity with pillows tow8ui'd the engine so CIRCULATIONS. They sit up In the trees and bark dollars is to be devoted to this pur­ which should not be there. Such what to do about It?” Instead of last’s year’s disparity of tion program for next year of about . Answer: The change frbm' high- 6.8. True, cotton went to 10.6 In 40 pel' cent on the flve-yeai aver­ that passengers will suffer less from The Herald Printing Company. Inc., and snarl and pound their tails as pose the prospects are that Bridge­ material may have come from the draft by sleeping with bead in that outside and ha've been swallowed heeled slippers to low-heeled ones July and they were then only 2.7 age production and try to eliminate asaumea no financial reaponalblllty though they were trying to scare port will have a very ^endld pubUc must be made gradually. The un­ below parity, but the r*re still a cent some of the surplus through non­ direction; also the fSCe and MtooMsfi for typograpblea. errora appearing In down the windpipe or may come 3 are better protected from dust and advertlaementa In the Mancheater the population away so that they auditorium which, after all, may not from the inside and be caused by natural position of the foot In a nearer than In June. competitive channels. It hopes this Evening Herald. might have the whole place to be of appreciably less beauty or wastes which are thrown out during blgh-heeled shoe change^ thqp posi­ Crop Value Higher announcement will boost prices In cinders. the near future. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6. themselves. It can’t be because serviceability than the lovely crea­ disease changes. A lasting cough de­ tions of the bones of the foot, and It 'The AAA Is adding about $150,- notes an irritation In the throat, takes some time before they will re­ 000,000 to cotton farmer Incomes by they’re hungry, because they'll tion In the Capitol City. turn to their normal shape after crop reduction and option benefits. Virgin Island Bnm February 1982 output of motor windpipe, bronchial tubes or lunga The secret is ^ t . President vehicles in the United Stetea to­ COMPLIANCE BOARDS. swear at the family cat or at the It Is through such employment of When harmful bacteria producing such a shoe has been continually Value of this year’s crop at recent worn. 'The "cracking” Is due to the prices Is about $650,(X)0,0(X) as com­ Roosevelt’s great-great-grandfather taled 88,541 units. This is a d#< old TTt»n or the children and keep wealth as in these two Instances pus set up an Inflammation in the sold rum. At least, he was In the crease of 22 per cent from Jan­ Though there may have grrown up breathing passages, the mucous bones or ligaments slipping Into pared with $397,000,000 last year. an Impression that a good deal of up that tall thrashing, with both that the best justification of large ^sitlon. Farmers are sore because the July sugar business, Importing from the uary production. cheeks stuffed with seeds and an membrane lining them begins to ballyhoo was being employed In the private fortunes Is found. throw out excessive amounts of emphasizing of the NRA, it is be acorn In their paws. mucus with which to wash the ir­ There’s one thing that we have ritating material away. As the yond question that a great deal of REMEMBER JACK? noticed about squirrels this fall that Amid all the shooting It remained mucus accumulates, the nerves of very hard work has been done and the throat axe excited and they re­ we dqn’t recall ever seeing ex­ 1s being done in furtherance of the for the UtUejjld Washington Path­ lease the signal which causes the plained. Perhaps some reader can great re-emplo3rment measure with­ finder to remember that the United cough. Both the mucus and the In- tell us why it is that a squirrel, t r u ^ g substances are then coughed out any noise at all. States has a 'Vice-President. Ac­ while engaged In the delivery of his up and out. Very little, for examine, has been cording to that ancient publication A cough Is often helpful as a hymn of hate against you or your heard of the operations of the local “crowds of tourists,” during the diagnostic symptom which tells the dog or whatever animate thing may past summer have been visiting doctor about the disorder which is NRA Compliance Board, which is present and a cough may change It’s SIMMONS WEEK be within his sight on the ground, already functioning and which, has Uvalde, Tex., “just to shake the should hold one' hand on his chest, during the course of a disease. For volunteered for a rather thankless Gamers’ hands.” example, m acute infectious troubles after tb» fashion of a seventeenth but extremely Important job. Well now, we’re right glad to of the throat the cough at the be­ century gallant* doffing his plumed ginning Is tight and dry. Later It It is upon these local Compliance hear that! Glad to know that Ut­ h a t Watch the Uttle professor becomes loose and raises quantities Boards that the NRA must almost tle Ruby Neck Jack Is not only In of which is often frothy. At a sUU the next time bis angry chattering entirely depei\d for the threshing the land of the living but there are later stage, yellow pus Is brought Simmons commands your attention, and see at really some who know where to WATKINS out of the Immense mass of com­ up. what you make of' that perform­ find him. But what we’d be al­ Coughing may be caused by plaints and grievances that will In­ smoking or by Inhaling acrid gases evitably arise In this far reaching ance. most equally glad to leam Is what and coughs are notable features of. He seems to be pumping up the Innercoil attempt at governmental control of kind of people these are who go several disorders and may be found wind for his noise like a Scotch touring In Texas In the summer with all of the following: asthma, industry and business. It will bronchitis, colds. Influenza, tonsilltis, facilitate the local board In its piper. time. Anyhow the very uncommon pneumonia, chronic catarrhal Inlla- Mattresses work if the pubUc will appreciate matlon, tuberculosis, laryngitis, at the outset that this Uttle group visitation of squirrels makes an In­ croup, whooping cough, some forms of heart trouble, some forms of of Manchester citizens constitutes, teresting Interlude. They do an IN NEW YORK enormous amount of bustling about pleurisy, and is also seen In em­ for this area, the eyes and the ekrs physema and bronchiectasis, a. and they make a tremendous of the National Recovery Adminis­ By JULIA BLAN8HABD nervous cough may be present In amount of rather small racket. But New York, Oct. 6.—Champ Prlmo tration and that it Is, locaUy, the neurasthenia. In every one of the Camera rapidly Is becoming Fistl- above disorders except the heart spearhead of the government’s pow­ they don’t reaUy appear to be get­ ana’s best-dressed man. The Man ting anywhere other than where trouble and the nerve weakness, er of enforcement. Mounatln must have everything nature Is trying to get rid of some they are. Perhaps they are being made to order except his neckties, type of Irritating material and this There should, however, be no Im­ sent to us by an all-wise Providence suspenders, collar buttons and cuff is what is causing the cough. pression that the local Compliance links. 'Therefore he can Indulge his A spscial inner^ring mst- by way of example—or warning fancy, which this faU leans toward When a cough Is succeeding In Board Is animated by any ambition the new ruddy brown, in single- clearing out the air passages It tress for Simmons Bedding to “get" anybody, to distinguish It­ breasted suits (In case you want to should be encouraged, not stopped. Some patients make the mistake of self pridefuUy by the exercise of GUNS. be "up” on the latest heavyweight Week only! Made with the styles). stopping the cough which Is doing a power. What It seeks to do is to Hartford bank clerks have organ­ All his shirts are monogrammed. great deal of good, by taking vari­ famous Simmons innercoil Iron out misunderstandings and mis­ ized a revolver club. Not at all a But a kind of native modesty comes ous cough preparations which stop the cough. This procedure Inter­ conceptions, assist puzzled NRA bad Idea. In these days when out In this respect. The monogram unit, upholstered with downy, that he has picked Is so tiny aa al­ feres with the natural means of re­ signatories In the Interpretation of there is some question as to wheth­ most to be Invisible against his vast moving the offending materials and white cotton felt, and covered their obligations and. If occasion er the country is to be ruled by law expanse of chest. leaves it In the body. 'There Is al: a arises, bo point out the error of or by the gangs it does not con­ Camera has never had a tooth­ danger In prescribing a remedy for in a heavy 6-oi. two-tone art their ways to those—It Is expected ache—and dreads the prospect of chronic coughs for one’s self In that tribute to the advantage of good ever having one. Now he la hav­ some of them contain morphine and ticking. Choice of peach,' they will be very few—who may citizens that all the firearms and ing two teeth filled, his first dental the patient may unknowingly be­ seek to evade their responsibilities sJl the familiarity with them should work. 'That’s just a preventative. come addicted to this drug, 11 the green, blue or orchid; full or under the Blue Eagle. It Is anti­ medicinal preparation Is taken for be on the side of the criminals. Just a little American “culture” some time. twin sizes. Box Springs to cipated that In these latter cases It Yet It Is precisely to that end goes a long way Is primitive coun­ A better plan Is to try In every will not be necessary to do more that the trend of statute laws has tries, in the opinion of Carleton way to help the cough to do Its match $16.50. than admonish for It Is extremely tended for a good many years. Beals, author of "The Crime of work, knowing that when wastes unlikely that there is in this area Cuba” and several Mexican books, are no longer present, the cough wUi New York’s SuUlvan law was who has just arrived from the In­ disappear. a' single concern or Individual who heaven’s best gift to the mobster, terior of Mexico. If you &tt bothered by a weaken­ would care to court the explicit the gfunman and the robber. It On Saturday Beals arrived In ing cough, I would suggest that you condemnation of the National Re Oaxaca just aa the street markets take a short fast on orange juice. In Simmons has aunounted to little short of a were In full swing, with gaudy na­ the simpler forms of acute (fisorders covery Administration. patent of monopoly of physical tive wares displayed everywhere. this one measure will cause the But all this Involves work. The power made out to the criminals of As he was walking around, enjoying cough to promptly subside In many members of the Compliance Board the sight, he was stopped In his cases. Of course, where the cough is the state. tracks by seeing the best-looking will, by the nature of their labors, due to some more serious disorder Sleep on a Famous studio The laws against the possession Mexican of them all, a fine figure such as tut^rculosls, the cure is be called on to make sacrifices of of t^reapons or their carrying stand of a man all dressed In gay native more complicated. To prevent the trappings, white trousers, sandals their time and labor for which they not lower than next under federal return of the cough, change your can expect, unfortunately, neither and a sombrero, holding up for sale diet and eliminate starches, sugars prohibition In the Ust of legal blun­ one single Item, a huge, naked kew- tmd milk for a time. Simmons Beuutyrest rewwd nor active gratitude. They Couches ders. Perhaps, Indeed, they come ple doll, obidously “made In Amer­ It may be beneficial If yqu will sip will be required, no doubt, to deal ica.” first. Everywhere good citizens The sight stmck Beals as so funny lemonade sweetened with honey; ' with many petty complaints, some are estopped from protecting them­ that he laughed aloud, practically In the lemon juice cuts the mucus and of them arising from spite, some the vendor’s face. 'That worthy also leaves the surface cleaner while selves against violent attack. No­ the honey seems to have a beneficial 30 Nights Free from a childish zeal, some from self drew hlniself up straight, his face where does the thief, the racketeer, effect in soothing the throat, cover­ Interest: and likely enough they will black with anger, and to Carleton’s the kidnaper or the killer experience astonishment fairly spit at him and ing with a woolen cloth which Is sometimes weary of their task. the slightest Inconvenience sis a re­ loosed an amazing string of oaths, securely pinned over It. If you' are able to find a doctor An unusual offer . . for Simmons Bedding Week The path of an NRA Compliance sult of these laws. all In perfectly good American. Board is not a road to glory. But with a deep therapy lamp have him It Is not Slone bank clerks that Autumn jottings from a bus-top: bake the chest and upper back with only. We will send a Beautyrest to your home and it Is the way of service. If the should be encouraged to leam how Indian summer is bringing out new this light, as It will bring brief re­ Another value you’ll have to National Recovery Act proves to be to draw and shoot. There would little green leaves all over the small lief. once you have recovered from you may sleep on it for 30 nights. Then if you are a success It wUl be 1» no small de­ trees at the comer of the Fifth ave­ your cough, you should try to get take advantage of daring Sim* be a speedy end of these thoussmds nue Ubraiv . ■ • Between 42d outdoors several hours saoh day, as not satisfied, return it Your money will be refund­ gree because all over the country of filling station holdups and mur­ street and Washington Square, 81 this Is known to aid in prsvonting mons Bedding W e^. Madp there are dtisens laboring diligent­ ders if every proprietor and attend­ stands, piled high with grapes and coughs. Those who work may find other fruit, stood at curbs on side this difficult, but at least they ed . . the mattress destroyed. That is how confident ly in these little local organisations ant wore a belted gun at his thigh, specially for ‘ this event by the multitudinous “feelers” of the streets leading into Fifth avenue should stay outdoors all day Sun­ • WUd West fashion, smd knew how . . . At iSth street an enterprising ils, which wUl bslp to produce a we are that you will not want to give up your Beau­ Simmons. Opens to fuU siie Recovery Administration, for the to use i t And the same thing firm has built sidewalk book stands healthier and stronger condition of well being of the nation. —reminiscent of Europe —along the the breathing passages. tyrest after you enjoy its comfort . . and know how bed, or twin bed, with each holds true everywhere. side of the building with aU school ’The Pilgrim Fathers went tq books ra n g ^ neatly on shelves . . . QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS much better you look and feel after perfect sleep. section fitted with a genuine church with blunderbuses over their From 12th street on down, within SQUIRRELS. \ arms. > It did not make criminals five blocks’ distance, five sidewalk (Deateeee in Children) Simmons innercoil mattreai! It Is no explanation of the so- cafes are jammed dally, for after­ or murderers of smy of them. How Question; Mrs. Ljde V. writes:* called squirrel migration to hold noon tea and then dinner . . . 'There “My little girl is unable to talk. She Come in tomorrow and select your Beautyrest in Smart, new Oge^ bracket would a Sullivan law or a near- are increasing mnnbers of single forth that the bushy tailed rodents Is six years old and the reason Sullivan law have operated in New cafe loungers making their appear­ seems to be that she cannot bear ex­ feet Choice of rust or green may be after the World Series nuts, ance. Some few even dare to pome any of the lovely new damask covers. Engiznrt In those days? How does cept very loud noises. Is tiiere any­ \ because the latter are no more num­ without a paper or magazine and thing that can be done for her?” coverings. it operate now? openly Just sit there and enjoy i t erous in the Blast than in the West Answer: Sometlmee through a Plenty of pistols and pistol prae correct diet It Is possible to improve —^they are everywhere. tice among decent people would At the reception given tor Ruth bearing in children. I would suggest Complete Display of Simmons Bedding Othsr tlmnmas Studio. OeapSesi Anyhow, with , all due respect to Plumly Thompson, ghostwriter of a diet similar to that outlined in my probably do more to dethre'ne the the majority of the Os books, one of Inncrspfing Mattxeaaes: Slumber King, $19.75; t)eepaie#p, $84A0; Slumber King, $87.50; Diip^ap, the profoimdity of Chief Game article, “Save the Tonsils,” as this gorillas and stlckups of this coun­ the leSSt noticed snd hy far moat in­ 8uper*B«*utyr«st (Ismb’c wool upholstering), iJO. Box Springs: $S9J0; $#0«tarrs8t 85S.TS; m f vp :V*' will tend to relieve any catarrhal leep, $24.60) $88A0: Sup#r> to eovertBg. Warden WUliamson’s k n o w i^ e of try all the repressive laws that teresting guests was Cfiiarles Dill­ condition which may be interfering Slumber King, $19.75; De^ such matters, we are a Uttle skep­ ingham, the producer. Dillingham Beautyrest, $54.60. Ac# Springs, $10.75; Super-Slumber iOng ever could be Invented. now la snowy white and ^ le r than with her heaving- If this dee# hot link Springs, $14.75. tical about the extent of the so- be was about 80 years ago ivhen he produce any favorable reeult#, it called hegira. So far as we can might be well to get soma apparatus eav. possibilities for the stage in the to assist your child in h#arlng others^ see it isn’t so much that the squir­ ANOTHER *TtfBMORIAL”. book, ^^The Wizard of Os.” Dllllngbam tells an interesting talk BO that she could leam to rels are moving across the state as Not long ago there died in Bridge­ story about the difneililty be bad in speak, herself. it is that they are moving across port a lawyer, J,acob B. KWn, who getting the stage version of the lawns, across housstops, across had lived there all his file and who book written. \nd tben about the (Legs Cran^ at Night) search he bad for actors. Flbally be Question: Mr. Isaac W. writes: *T strosts and roads and alleys and loved his native city. He left the hired a new team, a frisky couple of walk tb# floor svery night from across stands of trees, not only tgUk of his estate, accumulated lads who took Ufe la such a gay thr## o'clock until daylight with from West to Slsst but from Bast through honorable Industry in his way that they disturbed reheatiiM cramps In my fact and lega Am M ,and caused even DUllngham to qaes< years of age. Please teU me tp to West sad from North to South profassioB and through wise invest­ tlQD his own lagaelty in hhrinf aeSs. caiws of tms sad a rsaaedy." SERVING MAK(3IESTER FOR M. sad back again. ment, far the estBbttshinsnt of the However, later evsnti proved his Answer: Orsmpc in the legs are It noay^ that thsre art, as Joe Klein IComerlal Auditorium fund jrifdom. For they wert, of course, eaussd h r poor etroidatlon. Thih tlM team of ICbatgemary and Itose. bs Mtasr from to much qr aqt /

s M A. .., ,_,... ■.■■■■\.Y. ,f-- -s ., y : ^ . . , .1 ■. ' I ■ ^ ,t I' <4i j •' "’'^ ' .• .■ MANGHB^TEF EVENING HERALD, MANGHESTEk. CONN« PRTOAY, OCTGilE% SENATORS STILL JOHNSON’S______Bristol Gridders Test M. H. S. Here Tomorrow SAYS STEWART SHOULD BE ABLE TO DUPUCATE LOCAL MENTOR REVAMPS New Code Cuts Down Grid Injuries EARL WHITEHILL’S FEAT LINEUP FOR IMPORTANT Myer Marks Up First Run STRESS IS PLACED Washington Has Come Back [~BOX SCORE ON THE SAFETY OF to Look like Team That WASHINGTON CLASH WITH OLD RIVAL AB. R. H. PO. A. E. It Really Is; Expects Nats Myer, 2b .. — .4188 8 0 FOOTBAU PLAYERS GoeUn, rf ...... 4112 0 0 Ir ______Manneh, If ...... 4 0 0 8 0 0 Coach Kelley Seeks the to Hit Hnbbefl Today; Cronin, ss ...... 4010 2 1 CARPENTERS CLINCH Scfanlt^ cf ...... 4 0 2 1 0 0 Coaches Are Becoming More Knhel, lb ...... 8 0 0 15 0 0 Strongest Possible Lineup Confidence Is Restored Bluege, 3 b ...... 8110 6 0 TITLE IN 2ND HALF Sewell, c ...... 8118 0 0 Against League Champs, Concerned With the Indi- After Results of Yes' WbitehiU, p . . . .8 0 0 0 4 0 vidnal Says Sntherland, 32 4 0 27 15 1 fill Meet Textile Dept, in Unbeaten by Red and terday. NEW YORK AB.R.H.PO A. E. Series to Decide Winner White Since 1929; Play Pittsburgh Mentor. Moore, I f ...... 4 0 0 2 1 0 BY WALTER JOHNSON Critz, 2b ...... 4012 4 0 Terry, l b ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 By JOCK SUTHERLAND (A s told to Bill Braucher, NEA Ott, r t ...... 8 0 0 1 0 0 of Trade School Crown. Starts at 2. (Football Coach, University of 0 Pittsburgh) Service Sports Editor.) Davis, cf ...... 4018 0 (Copyrlsht, 1933. NEA Service Corp.) Washington, D. C., Oct. 6.— Jackson, 8b . . . ..8010 2 0 Seeking its first victory over Pittsburgh, O ct 6.—Officials, rule- The rally that was ej^ected Mancuso, c ...... 4 0 0 8 1 0 TRADE SCHOOL LEAGUE Ryan, ss ...... 3004 8 0 F i ^ standing:— Second Half Bristol High since 1929, Manches­ makers, school athletic authorities, finally occurred. Washington, Fitzsimmons, p ..2010 1 0 Dept. Won Lest Pet. ter High will send its strongest coaches, physicians and trainers have been working for a long time led by Whitehill, has come back Peel, X ...... 1010 0 0 iCJarpfentry...... 4 0 1.000 lineup into the fray when the Red 1 .750 to make football safer for the play­ to look like the team that it B^, ‘ p ...... 0000 0 0 Textile ...... 3 and White tackles the Bell a t y Machine ...... 2 2 .500 er, and this year, regardless of the really is. • 3 .250 outfit at Mount Nebo tomorrow numbfer of casualties and injuries, 32 0 5 2412 0 E le ctric...... 1 Showing a well regulated Washington ...... 210 000 lOx— 4 Drafting: ...... 0 4 .000 afternoon at 2 o’clock, a contest it seems everything possible has that brings together the outstand­ been done. change of pace, Whitehill was Runs batted in, Cronin, Scbnlte, The supremacy of the 2nd half of ing sports rivals of the Central We have all been concerned in master of the situation after Myer 2i two base hits, GosUn, Connecticut Interscholastic League. Schulte, Blnege, Myer, Jackson; the Trade School Baseball Leag:ue eliminating injuries by changing the first few innings yester- Takes No Chances stolen base, Sewell; doable plays, the rules. In fact, practically every when he seemed nervous. His was settled yesterday at Mt. Nebo Despite reports that Coach Tom important change in the code for Cronin to Myer to Kuhel, Moore to when the Carpentry team took the Monahan has a muc weaker elev­ the last two seasons has been made curve ball, and half-speed de­ Manoasd; left on bases. New York Machine boys into camp by a score en than last season, indicated by with that end In view. In the last livery, kept the Giants guess­ 7, Washington 4; base on balls, off of 8 to 2. Bj virtue of this win the defeats at the hands of the Alumni few years we have seen all hard­ Whitehill 2 (Jackson, O tt); struck Carpentry Dept, kept their slate ing. Terry’s team seemed to and New Biitaln and a close vic­ surfaced protection in players’ uni-' oat, by Whitehill 2 (Ott 2), Fltz- clean with 4 straight wins out of me to be off balance. tory over East Hartford, Coach forms covered with soft padding; sUmnons 1 (M yer); hltSi off Fitz­ games and as champions of the 2nd Stewart May Repeat Tern Kelley is not taking any the outlawing of the fiying block simmons 9 In 7 Innings, Bell 0 in 1; half will now enter into a little chances. His charges have a fine and the flying tackle, ■with stricter Although the series still stands wild piteh, Whitehill; losing pitcher, World’s Series ol 2 out of 3 games chance of avenging the defeats suf­ two to one, I would say that the Fitzsimmons I umpires, [Hate, Pflr- with the winners of the 1st half, penalties for violation of this rule; fered in 1930, 1931 and 1932 and disappearance of the flying wedge Senators go into the fourth game man (N L ); first base, Ormsby (AL), namely the Textile Dept. This final the local mentor will attempt to on the kickoff: more rigid enforce­ with i great deal of assurance. Wal­ second ba^ Moran (NL); third series has created much interest be­ gain victory with the strongest The Senators’ third-geune come-back in the World Series was undeh way when this action picture was taken, ment of the rule preventing clip­ ter Stewr.rt should be able to re­ base, Moiiaiiy (AL); time of game, tween the teams and is anxiously team he can place on the field. showing Second Baseman Myer marking up the first Washington run at Griffith Stadium, Washington. ping; curbing use of hands on de­ peat what Whitehill has done. Earl 1:55. May Revamp Line Myer, after singling, scored while Cronin wsis being put out, Fitzsimmons to Terry. Catcher Mancuso of the shpwed yesterday what a left-Land- X—Peel batted for Fitzsimmons in In the above game Orlowski was Mancheste’"’8 forward wall show­ fense— the lineman's punch— to pro­ New York Giants is shown at right. It was a Washington victory, 4 to 0. tect blockers from taking a beating er can do against the National 8th. outstanding for the winners while ed great t eakness in the opener League champions. Walter figfures Lemek was the big noise for the against Hartford High out improv­ around the head. Machinists, contributing 2 hits each Coaches are growing more and to win. ed considerably for the first league While HubbeU deserved to win hid spirit seemed to take hold of the out of 3 times at bat. encounter a> Middletown. Coach more concerned, year after year, team. with the individual. The emphsisis ghme In New York, I do not believe Kelley has been devoting much that he can come through with This was remarkably shown in i ^ a f t t n g v s . t e x t i l e time to bringing about even great­ Sport Forum is being placed on instructing the the eighth inning. One was out when Wednesday aftemorn at Charter Nats Must Beat HubbeD player in tackling hard, yet with the another such exhibition. Given the er Improvement and it is possible same kind of breaks, the Senators Moore rolled to Cronin. It was the Oak Field the Drafting Dept, boys that a few changes may be made least possible danger to himself and kind of ball Cronin would field per­ received yesterday they should be held the Textile Dept, players to in the starting lineup in the guard to the ball carrier. IN EXPLANATION able to score a decision over the fectly nine times out of ten. But the score of 3-0. This was by far and halfback positions. The bsdl carrier himself is taught Cronin muffed. the same thing. There no longer is left hander. the best game that Drafting has Trio Of Veterans Although it is entirely out of To Square World Series Joe was undaunted. With a wave any blind charging and blocking. Brilliant Fielding played this lalf of the series and Bristol has a trio of veterans in to the outfielders, as Critz came to was in a way a pitchers batt’e; keeping with an umpire’s code (of The player is not instructed to go in the backfield, Kwiatkowskl at left Brilliant fielding plays were pw t the plate, he restored assurance that Kelsh for Textile striking out 11 not getting mixed up in any news­ "and dte for dear old Rutgers.” We half, Cote at right half and Maro "We’re all certain he can win for of the picture of yesterday’s game. all was well. The team showed in and Quactu;, for .Drafting 1^ in 7^ prefer to have him play smart, safe at full. Ei^els will call the signals. paper wrkl^llng) I feel Jus'^ied in TaskDoes Not Seem Impost us.” Fitzsimmons was given the benefit that instance thsA it understood. innings. Textile scored their total football. On the line 'rlstol has DiGiovanna replying to the article published Ih The big problem, of course, was to of sparkling work by Joe Moore and *X would not do that again. of 3 runs in the third inning when at left nd. Messier at left tackle, Muscle control and balance have 0 1 11110 yesterday’s Evening Herald concern­ get runs for young Weaver to win Hughie (Jritz. The stop that Critz When a ball club has that feeling, Vince hit a ball to deep center field J. Riley at left guard, Monahan at been added to a keen knowledge of ing the Rockville City series of sible in View of Yester­ with, and the record of the first made on Kuhel’s hard ground drive it is a hard team to beat which Hyson dropped and Keish center, Kilby at right tackle, Audl- what to do in different unexpected which Francis Mahoney local High game fails to show any system to in the sixth inning was one of the Pitched To Terry and llagusku bit in succession to ano at right end. school athlete and myself were the work on with a chance for success. situations as prime requisites of a kind of performances that pitchers drive in the winning nms. Manchester wiD have Mozzer, day's Outcome; Weaver Critz went out, Whitehill to officials. The controversy arose Of the five hits the Senators got, good footbfill player. He must be dream about. Kuhel, the runners advancing. Peel, Quartus, Drafting pitcher Bob Smi‘ h, Chucky Smith and pos­ over a.play at the plate on which a every single one passed through the able to perform his task in the most reached third base twice but was sibly Judd ir the backfield, a quar­ Moore’s throw to the plate in the a pinch-hitter was on third now, runner slid into home and was May Hurl for Senators In­ infield and three were scratches. effective and easiest way. The me­ second inning after his catcL of unable to score. Zdanls at catch tet that turned in a fine perform­ But yesterday it was different with Moore on second. Terry walked tagged out. A few minutes elapsed chanic i of the game have undergone Goslin’s drive was reminiscent of to the plate. Ordinarily Terry would played well, and Porcheron out in ance against Mlddletowr in the last and then a spectator on the first with the capital only lukewarm In radical changes while under the the great throwing of Bob Meusel. be W3ilked. Here was the most dan­ right field made a nice running half. The e'.tlre Red and White base line told a player the ball had stead of Stewart; Is Sec­ its reception, the crowd numbering coach’s microscope. team functioned brilliantly in the only 25,727, second smallest since The ball waq waiting for Whitehill. gerous hitter the Giants had, with been dropped and picked up again More fuD and less danger is the It w£-3 the kind of a throw that,Bib which prevented a sure score for last two periods last week and a quickly, which might have been the the war, even the weather chilly two runs possible on a single. watchword. No longer can one hear Falk used to make, and there is no Whitehill pitched to him. Terry Textile in the seventh inning. similar perforamnee through the case, but my position when the run­ ond Best. and rainy until President Roosevelt the pulley on the tackling dummy entire game tomorrow should bring ner was tagged was such that I did appeared and brought the sun along more spectacular feat in baseball. took the first one, a ball inside. The Textile Dept. buzzing up and down all morning the desired results. not see the dropped ball if there with him. Confidence Restored second was a strike that he looked AB R HPO A E and afternoon, as used to be the actually was one. My only recourse By EDWARD J. NEIL Full of fight and daah, completely Confidence that seemed to be at. Whitehill wasted the next one. Vince, 3b .... ___3 1 0 0 0 0 case. Live tackling is preferable— wais to appeal to the base umpire A, P. Sports Writer rehabilitated, the Senators, led by lacking in New York returned when Then Terry took his cut, a terrific Sumialaski, ss ...2 1 0 2 0 0 and not too much o^’ it. EAGLES DRILL HARD who also said he had not seen the Myer both at bat and afield, never Washington \ came from behind. lowing—and popped a high foul that Kelsh, p ...... ___ 4 1 2 1 1 0 There is mere effort on the part ball dropped. That left the decision Washington, Oct. 6— (AP) — All let up on Fitzsimmons and his There will be that much more today Sewell took. Raguskus, c . ....4 0 1 11 1 0 of the school athletic department SIS called. The players resumed knuckler until the verdict was In favor of the Senators. The A victory for courage and am- Lashlnski, lb ....4 0 0 3 0 0 the Washington Senators had to do and the coach to co-operate by FOR SUNDAY CONTEST their position, also the batter. The clinched. knowledge that they could beat fldence was enacted in that inning. Lucas, 2b ...... 4 0 0 3 1 0 batter was ready when he was today was to get back on even terms means of effeclent medical care for Fitzsimmons will be .’lelpful. 'Time With the same attitude in today’s Demko, If ... ___ 3 0 0 0 0 0 with the New York Giants in the The Senators got two runs at the the athletes. The team physician "Ding” Farr, the Eagle football called out of the box. 'There was start on Myer's single through after time, during the season, the ga^e, Washington still stands my Butler, cf . . . ___ 3 0 0 1 0 0 more wrangling during which Les- and trainer are trained specialists coach, put his men through one of world series was beat' Carl Carl shortstop, Goslin’s belt for two bases Nats have shown the ability to ral­ choice to beat the Giants. Carabino, rf . ....3 0 0 0 0 0 slg, a Clerk A. C. player used lan­ now. the stiffest workouts to date last Hubbell, the southpaw master of the off the rlghtfield wall, Cronin’s rap ly- guage (which is unprintable) in his screw-baJl. We now know and recognize that WasLington was a different ball Leo Durocher, St. Louis Cardinal 30 3 3 21 3 O' night in the final drive toward the that Fitzsimmons slipped on the wet remarks to me for which I removed From a neutral point of view that football Injuries are in most« cases club after the first Inning. As soon shortstop, playt polo in the winter Drafting Dept. All Plalnville game to be played grass in fielding, though he got the here Sunday. The men were out for him from the game. • There was looked not one whit more difficult different from other injuries. As a as the bats began working, a new months. AB R HPO A E more arguing at the end of which I Washington manager at first, and result, trained and efficient medicM a long night’s session, that was than any of the fabled twelve labors Fred Schulte’s double into right. MiMiko, 2b ...... 4 0 1 3 3 0 gave the Clerks the alloted five min­ men are on the lookout for injuries, comprised chiefly of stopping a for­ of Hercules. The last time the That sklddlsh turf may have de­ Larder, 3b .. ___ 3 0 0 1 0 0 utes to continue play which they re­ Senators saw Hubbell he mowed instead of waiting for them to be 0 1 2 ward passing attack. In the work cided the issue then and there. Brannick, ss . ....3 0 0 out held last night, concentration fused to do and my only procedure them down with five hits in the reported to them. 2 Fitzsimmons considered the best Quartus, p .. ___ 2 0 1 0 1 was made on a review of power and was the forfeit. Th“ captain of the opening game in New York 4-2. In the last few years, the efforts Zdanls, c ----- . . . . 2 0 0 11 0 0 Clerks came over to me and said fielding pitcher In baseball, bad a deception plays, also. Farr Is anx­ A Powerful Change simple play to get Myer at the plate, made to handle the individual have Brac^e, lb .. ___ 3 0 1 5 1 1 ious to iron out many of the weak­ Lessig wanted to apologize but I But today a powerful change had been safe and sane. He is trerteo as Hyson, cf . . . ___ 2 0 1 0 0 1 told him the removed from the game but as he slithered around. Buddy nesses displayed in the All-Burn­ swept oVer the series picture, a counted and Fitzsimmons had to re­ an Individual, not as part of a group. Peterson, if . . . . . 3 0 0 0 0 0 would teach Lessig that if he wsis to change so threatening that Bill TOPCOATS side game particularly In getting in cover quickly and get away a fine With the number of boys taking Porcheron, rf ,...2 0 1 1 0 0 and breaking up or blocking pass­ ‘continue .n sports of any kind he Terry, leader o f the National league would have to curb his tongue. Later throw to catch Cronin at first. part in both intercollegiate and in­ ing and punting plays. champions, turned as he had done tramural football increasing each 5 I agreed to recall my forfeit decision Ossie Bluege’s double to left and 24 0 5 21 7 'The Eagles team must develop all through the last season i year—at Pitt we have seen the The calendar and Score by Innings: much greater speed and finesse in for the benefit of the fsms who were similar crisis, to Hubbell, the pitch­ Myer’s double that skimmed over entitled to see a full game, but the first counted one In the second, and number in intercollegiate football Textile Dept; ...... 003 000 0— 3 their plays, since it is expected that er of the year in the majors. triple in four years— the number of Drafting Dept...... 000 000 0—0 Polish Americans refused the offer Luke Sewell’s first hit a t the series, the weather both re­ the All-Plalnvllle team will have From a stunned, shaken, strug­ Injuries is going to decrease. I am Two base hits, Porcheron, Kelsh; to a man and also most of the fans a single, his steal of second when considerable advantage on them in gling team, wandering dizzily about, presupposing correct supervision, of hits, off Keluh 5 in 7, off Quartus 3 saying that the Clerk A. C. had got­ Mancuso threw wide trying to nab weight and speed. All members of the Senators reformed their ranks course. mind us that it's in 7; base on ballb, off Keish 5, off the local squad have worked strenu­ ten away with like conduct for years yesterday under the eyes of Presi­ him at first, and Myer's third bit, a and they appreciated the fact that I Unavoidable accidei ts will hap­ Quartus l\ struck out, by Keish 11 ously for this game Sunday. There dent Roosevelt and swept the Giants single to right center, added the handled the situation as I bad done. pen, but the percentage of injuries time to think about in 7, by Quartus 10 in 7; umpires, will be many new faces In the line­ back in the third game. fourth in the seventh Inning. For This is not the first trouble in Rock­ Panclana, VolquardSen. up but not any of these players are Behind the flawless pitching of the third straight day the defeated will grow less and less as one insti­ ville by a long shot as Mahoney and team got five hits. tution after another, both secondary a topcoat. salaried men. myself are the sixth set of umplreis Earl WhltehiU, southpaw ace, the Carpentry "A l‘‘ Pentore, former Cub player, Senators stepped out and clubbed Travis Jackson’s long double to and collegiate, comes under the safe­ will fill the center position In the used there this year. Rockville has center iq the fourth was the Only ty coda. The trend is in the right AB R HPO A E the reputation of being the worst down Fat Freddie Fitzsimmons as Daniels, lb ...... 3 0 opposing lineup. Speedy Ken Smith the Giants had slugged Wally extra base hit off the southpaw. All direction. from Vermont U. player will ^Iso city in the state to officiate in any told the Senators got four extra We have a special­ Phelps, 3b ...... 3 1 sports. Stewart £Uid “General” Alvin Crow­ oppose the locals. base kpocks, all doubles, and all off Jarvis, ss, p ...... 3 1 The object of this letter is solely der. Orlowski, p, ss .. 3 2 Weaver To Hurl Fitzsimmons. to offset the impression which Today's probable lineup: ly fine selection of Sweet, c ...... 2 1 Brother Rady seems to want to in­ Great as was yesterday’s 4-0 Kayan, If ...... 2 1 OLYMPIC JUVENILES New York Washington BOWLING stall in our minds, an alibi for the triumph, 'it could bring llttl^ ulti­ Giants Senators fabrics in new fall Smith, 2b ...... 1 1 Clerks, whom he has been partial to mate satisfaction to the Senators Ivanlckl, cf ...... 2 1 all year. Moore, if Myer, 2b TO PLAY TOMORROW unless the recovery carried on to­ Critz, 2b Goslin, rf ReedjJ, rf ...... 2 0 Inasmuch as your paper was kind colors, priced day. Therefore Cronin entrusted Terry, lb Manuah,If enough to give such prominence to bis pitching to Young Monte Ott, rf ' Cronin, ss 20 8 6 15 2 0 The Olympic Juveniles will play an article written by an out of town Weaver, the Virginia mathemati­ Davis, cf Schulte, cf l O e Machine the Y M. C. A. soccer team from writer, I xrust you will be equally cian who through the closing days AB R HPO A E generous in regards to this itCm, Jackson, 8b Kuhel, lb the north end tomorrow afternoon of the American league season, toss­ Mancuso, c Bluege, 3b Sitek, rf ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 which explains, (not in part) but ex­ at Charter Oak street. The kick-off ed the finest ball of any man on the Ryan, ss Sewell, c om , Xb ...... is scheduled for 2:8f' p. m. ’The actly as It happened. Washington staff. MURPHY’S 2 0 HubbeU, p Weaver, p $ Lemek, c, cf ...... 3 0 Olympic Junior playerr are to r% Thanking you for the space re­ Weaver, a cool, calculating young .00 Yost, 88, p ...... 2 0 quired. man with a grand curve kad fast Umpires Plate—Ormsby (AL); port at the ground at " p. m. First base—Moran, (N L ); second ALLEYS 15 iKarkevlch, p, ss .1 0 RALPH RUBSELL. ball, has - been Cronin’s ace in the A practice of the Olympic Senior bgse—Morlarty (A L); third base^ Boyle, c ...... 0 0 bole, and Senators believe he can players will »e held at Charter Oak Pfirman (NL). Streeter, c f ...... 1 0 street tomorrow afternoon at 2:00 GREEN BOOKS GAME beat the Giants, even with Hubbell to Kynoch, cf ...... 0 1 o’clock. The team .will have no pitching. Should that haaeball Blonlaz, Sb ...... 2 1 game on Stmday. This is due to the Manchester Orlen this morning iQlraole happen, the teams Will enter Lucas, 2b ...... 2 0 fart that there are only seven booked the Pollsh-Amerlcan A. C. of the third and last game here to­ morrow tied at two victories each, Olender, If ...... ? 0 teame in the Hartford coimty Rockville, city baseball champs, for the series then continuing in New Junior League emd eaol team must a game at Jarvis’ Orove this Sim- 19 2 5 15 4 York with a sixth game Sunday^ $ take its turn to ht idle. dya afternoon at 8 o’clock. .00 Score by innings: and a seventh Monday (1 required. Center Pool Room 'Machine ...... 000 02—2 Weaver, ill much of the mbsoj 25 MAY BE LAST GAME Carpentry ...... 805 00—S CONTINUE SERIES rallied, strongly in the final month Two base hit, Orlowski; thre|e SqndAy morning at the West of tbb' Americab Mague campaign. ODD FELLOWS BLDG. base hit, Lunek; hits, off OHowsl^ Side t i ^ wtll Me what will prob­ Chicago, Oot 6.— (A P)— IP ac­ He and Whlt^blll stopped the Ysb* S, Jarvis 2, KarkeviJi 6; . stolen ably bAthe iMt^axne o the town cordance with William Veeck’s laat keMfshort in i, doublebeader In New bases. Carpentry 14, Machine 6; championship w n^ the West Sides wishes, the city series between his York, after the former world cham­ , left on bases, C ^ e n tr y 2, Machine and Sub-Alpines meet. The West Chicago Cubs and the White Sox pions bod opened a crucial Mries N ow open For *4; base on Irlls, off Jarvis 1, Kar- Bides now have one game imder goea on today. with a double victory.. |kevleh 1; hit by pitcher, Kynock; their belt and are oat to make it The death of Veeok had its effect "He bas been pltohlng-the beet •istruck out, .y Orlowski 7, Jarvis 2. two straight Plmo Mantelll will 0 0 the Cube. jresterday as they bdn of any one on the Washington ^Karitevlch 4; time, 1 hr., 25 min.; probably pitch for the lub-Alplnes, played a'liirtleai b r e ^ of . bftil and Ifaff the sole exception c it la d ObdekYbr.taie WiBat Bides. 1 ^ their, eeeood acnOght g iw f ;.iiU Giarlr ' drtmth; -^ • - , V • ' V • • ■• J . • ■ I PAGE EIOH^ aSANOH^SlTO EVENING RERAIJ), MANOHESTim, OONN.. ™ DAY, OCTOBER 6,1988, XTT TAKE A c h a ir - 0 UT QF THE DIVAN! TfflS HAT HAS ITS POINTS ^ c fu jo lljm Dual Purpose Piece One Of Many Designed To Save Space YOUR ^ w u th w it CHILDREN Arieid M«rt R aymond By OItvfi Robert! BfiAao* mmmXS^>^•9a m* IWOT. .III | i BEGIN HEBE TODAY NEW VANITY CABE1»> NBAT,t BOB WESTON, son of • mU- HANDLINO THE CHILD WHO lionalre, !• deeply attracted to REFUSES TO DO HOMEWOBK AND PBAOTIPAL » JOAN WABINQ, a pretty flrl be Theie’s a new fall crop of beau* first saw on the train ea rente to “Do your lessons, Algy.” “Ob, those old lessons! I bate ty aids. Just pick out wbht ]TOi^ Memphis. Bob has come to Mem* them.” Algy kicked the speller that phis In connection nltb his fath­ bad fallen to the floor. need. er's new textile plant. He wouldn’t and didn’t do bis If you’re tired of carryiniY ko Joan la a member of an Impov­ nigbtwork. He wouldn’t and didn’t evening bag which is oyer-ohowd- erished family with an aiisto- do anything In school but fool away cratlo background. Her mother ed with an assortment of dgaretff * his time. He was smart enough be­ . iticks, iT'.tcbes and powder longs for her daughters to enjoy cause his other teachers had said the social positions that is right­ and rouge compacts, take a look sc And up to the present time be at some the new ensemble eve­ fully theirs. bad bebavM pretty well and made 01 Joan’s sister, PAT, two years ning vanity casS. his grades. (5ne particularly nice one bae a younger, loves pleasure and pretty Conflicting Views clothes. She is infatuated with place for . few cigarets Inside of JEBBY FOBBESTEB. son of her When he was in bed bis mother its case, a lighter on the top and employer. Joan believes Jerry is spoke to his father. ‘Tm worried a panel which opens up to reveal merely amusing himself and tries about Algy. What are we going to rouge and powder. Almost every­ do with him? He's getting terrible. thing you need ‘during an evening to warn her sister. I rhinit I’ll go and have another talk BABB ABA COUBTNEY, a popu­ is right there in one case. Merely with the principal.” add a lipstick, a comb and a hand­ lar society girl whom Bob had “And I think I’m going out and known In New York, Is scheming kerchief and there you are—with cut a nice birch rod and whale the a neat, flat bag Instead of one to win him. life out of the kid,” declared his Bob takes Joan to see the tex­ which looks like a little stuffed tile plant. They have a tentative dad. pillow. “Oh, Tom, you can’t do that. He's Speaking of combs to carry in engagement for that evening but only eight. be is compelled to break it when “I don’t care. He’s got to learn to your evening bag—have you seen he learns Barbara has Included obey people and do what he’s told the ones which come in little him in a dinner party. Pat reads whether le likes it or not. beaded cases? Besides being very of the party in the newspaper Two handsome dab chairs in bright yellow with brown binding can be shoved together to make a “Well, I think you’re wrong. I decorative and feminine, they and also learns Bob is the son of love seat. If the matching third chair—armless—1 s set In between them, yon have a divan. The lamp know chlliren are supposed to leam keep dust ana tobaccr from get­ the man who owtis the textile on the eighteenth century table adds jUst the right modem tooch. unquestioning obedience, but I know ting in between the teeth of the plant. when I was little and had tc walk comb. You can get them in white NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY By h ^ l A N YOUNG A chaise longueigue that looks like the chalk mark something was and in alk colors to match your girl was probably thinking the gown. CHAPTER Vni same things and coming to the an arm chair at one end is appro­ boiling up in me all the time. I same condusion. Bob had preferred 'Two-tlmlng is admirable—in fur­ priate for either bedrooms or think it’s wrong to make children do While shopping around for Joan’s bewildered, incredulous beauty gadgets for yourself, you eyes met Pat’s . “So you didn’t to be with Barbara evidently and niture. The new double and triple library. It appears to be merely things they hate day after day, es­ utility pieces strike a practical note an elongated easy chair. And pecially when they are so young. As might give a thought to the know!’’ Pat was saying. "Some­ had broken a date to go there. The guests who will visit ir your home body’s been putting things over on chief engineer! in home furnishings. beautiful it is, with a short arm they get older and understand the For the hostess who has little On one side and the other arm ex whys and wherefores of education this winter, our little Joan. Listen to this!” “I won’t be like this,” Joan de­ Bath mlts which are little cot­ Posing dramatically, Pat read: space but, fortunately, lots of com­ tending all the way to the foot better, lt’> different.” termined bravely. “I’ve always de­ pany, there is a new divan which Right in the double utility mood “That’s all blather. What that ton bags filled with powdered soap “ ‘Construction of the first unit of spised suspldous, catty people. I’U are very nlc« for yoiT guest bath­ the new Weston Textile Mill plant just forget him!” comes apart to make three separate is a desk table that is plain and young fellow needs Is a good troimc- fcr chairs. Two of the chairs have arms simple enough to be used as t Ing.” room. The come in all colors tor to be erected near Memphis at an But there was no lifting of the and take the place 01 the ubiquit­ initial cost of between ^3,000,000 on opposite sides, making them per­ luncheon table in the small apart “All right. But if I had that Miss shadow in her eyes. She opened fect for reading. The center piece ment. It has a thick glass top, What’s-her-name for a teacher, I ous wash cloth and cak« of soap. and $3,500,000 will begin as soon as the door to Benny’s room. “Benny, preliminary work on the water­ is armless and can be drawn up in making it ideal for writing pur­ think I’d do just what Algy’s doing, you’ve hardly touched your din­ front of your desk to make a com­ poses. Put e pad and a linen cloth She has no personality, no under­ A doggy little fall sports hat of wire hair tweed has four pert angles Yonr neck should match your front site pxirchased by the com­ ner!” she exclaimed. standing, no nothing. Just disci­ face. pany is com’pleted, it was an­ fortable writing chair. Put together, over the glass and there you are wblch come together at the peak of the fascinating crown. A band of “Didn’t have much appetite to­ you have a davenport. —all set for lunch. pline. Lessons are bad enough suede and metal adds a trim finish. There Is simply no use in taking nounced today by Robert Westou, night.” without having everything con­ excellent care of the skin on your representing his father, James New bedside utility cabinets One Legged Bridge Table Joan stood looking down at him. serve three purposes. They are nected with school turned into some­ face, keeping it soft and you^ul, Weston of New York City, owner Her heart ached. How thin he was, A bridge table that is heavy and thing you hate. I feel terribly sorry If you are going to allow your neck of the company’.” made with x>pen compartments on solid, with one large leg instead and yet how dear and uncomplain­ the two lower shelves and a couple for Algy. He liked his other teach­ get old and dry. "Pat,” said Joan, “you’re making ing! of four little wobbly ones, sta}^ ers.” In the first riace, cream It as all of that up. Give me that pa­ of drawers at the top. You use the “Joan, that Mr. Weston wlm was little open cubby holes for your up all the time. Place it in one Mother's Appeal often as 3mu cream 3rour tc.cz. When per!” here last night is a regular fdlow, shoes and the drawers for hand­ comer of a large living room, with Next day she said to Algy. “Will using cleansing creanr, apply It “There’s more,” said Pat. “Just isn’t he? I liked him.” its chairs grouped close to it, and you listen to Mother, dear ? It’s HEALTH from the base of your throat right kerchiefs, nightgowns and the like. listen to this!” She read on: “Yes.” She stopped and patted besides being decorative, it is al­ about school. 1 don’t blame you for on up over your forehead. Do like­ “ The Weston Mills has a nominal The flat top itself is sturdy wise with skin tonics. the thin hand. “Tomorrow you’re enough to hold a reading lamp, ways ready when you want lo hating it. But 1 hate housework and capitalization of $65,000,000, with going ■ to the clinic again and be play cards or serve refreshments. I dislike many people I have tc deal By DR. MORRIS FISHBEEN it practically impossible to live, Even if you don’t use an astrin­ 1,000,000 shares of common stock as ash tray and your bedtime with every day. But 1 dc what I The attempts of Picard and | and it is only with the help of gent on your face, it's a good Idea thumped and pummeled.” She reading matter. There is a beautiful eighteenth quoted at $60 on today’s market lifted a pillow and shook it before century library table (shown be­ have to dj because it just has to be others to climb in a balloon to proper apparatus that they are en­ to pat some into the skin on your emd 5000 in preferred stock. It is in- Triple Utility Piece done. The same way with Daddy. Immense altitudes tire, of course, abled to do so. neck, particularly under your chin.' slipping it imder her brother’s Also introduced this fall is a tween the two chairs in the pic­ ttended to issue 60,000 shares of bead. ture) that is grand for an apart­ He never did like his work, but see wholly dependent on the ability of One British investigator found Necks have a tendency to become common stock for expansion pur­ new three-ln-one piece of hirai- what a good job be makes of it. science to provide them with suit­ that degeneration of the organs sallow. Use a bleaching cream to “Joan, Mr. Weston likes you a ture which looks like three nar­ ment. You can use it as a regular poses in connection with the com­ lot, doesn’t he?” living room table and, by putting “That is what you cal) being a able atmosphere in which to live through deficiency of oxygen be­ correct that condition. Bleaches pany’s plants at Niagara Falls, an­ row chests of drawers. They fit good sport, my dear. And manly. while ascending. gins at a height of about 20,000 which are a little too-strong for “Benny,” Joan broke in breath­ together along the wall of an up the side pieces, as a dinner other in New Jersey and the Ten­ lessly. “You romancer! I barely table. Use the nice little bnd But how’s this? We can work bet­ For instance, it is well known leet and gets steadily worse as one your cheeks, lips and nose are atlbut nessee project.’ Read It all If you’re apartment living room. The piece ter if we think we’re going to have that the oxygen tension at the top goes higher. right for your neck, chin and fore­ know him.” on the right end opens up to show drawer for silver. nlterested. She sat down beside the bed and a good time afterward. Tm going of Mt. Everest is so great that pro­ The question has arisen as to head. rows and rows of bookshelves. A very large, round table to get you a dog. And every day longed exposure to it is likely to how high an aviator can fly Always use a muscle oil and a Bill said, “Great Scott! What do began reading. The book related (about four feet in diameter) can ou know about Joan gabbing the adventures of Richard, a mod­ The one on the left reveals three you and I and the dog will go some­ result in changes in the heart and I when breathing oxygen. Leonard thick skin food to remove the or four drawers. The center piece be used as an ordinary library where. We’ll take Charlie along, other organs. This has been defi­ Hill determined to find out this bleaching cream. somebody like that!” em Qon-heart, whose deeds fur­ table. And also for a tea table U Joan’s eyes were wide,- her face nished a thrilling saga. has a split panel across the front. too. nitely established by experiments [ fact by making some tests on ani­ Put your powder foundation on a little pale. She met her mother’s The top half of the panel drops you are a hostess who giyes large “Don’t you think you cOUld work on animals. , < mals. your neck as well as your face. And Once when dangers were piling parties. It is just the right height powder it with the same shade of astonished eyes. up for the valiant Richard she down €md then you have a writing better if you were thinking, I ’m a in a review ol this topic, Leoiard Judging from a test made on a “My dear, you didn’t dream—?” desk. You, can use them together so that a table lamp placed 6n it big man doing a job I ^ n ’t like. Hill, the famous British physiolo­ monkey, the safe altitude for an powder. stumbled over the words. will shed rays of light on the book Remember that a nightly mas­ “No, of course not,” Joan said. “Why Joan,” Benny ' exclaimed. or, lacking space, use them srp- But there are just as many happy gist, points out that Captain Uwins, aviator who has to control his ma­ “What difference does it make?” arately. held by a person sitting in a club things to do as there are hawd things with the aid of oxygen-breathing chine is equivalent to a tension of sage with tissue cream will go far “You’re crying. Richard won’t die. chair near the table itself. And toward preventing dryness In the “What difference?” Pat ex­ You don’t think they would drop Quarter coaches fit together to to do and I’m a pretty lucky boy’?" apparatus and electrically-heated 130 mm. of mercury. It has been claimed. “Oh, none In the world! make a circular divan. They are it is large enough to bold dozens Algy buckled down to work. He clothing, recently climbed in an calculated that 95 mm. of mercury skin on your neck. Always pat and a hero right in the beginning, do of tea cups and many platters of became Interested in so many things lift the skin upward when you are Rich men go around every day fadl- you ? ” handsome love seats for either airplane to a height of almost 44,- corresponds to a height of over 55,- Ing for poor girls, like King side of a fireplace when used sep­ sandwiches and cakes. outsld of school that it carried him 000 feet. 000 feet. massaging. Yes, you would drop a hero right through the weary hours. Copethua and the beggar maid. in t^e beginning unless you wanted arately. One has an arm on the By all means Investigate the Two investigators, Mallory 'and Piccard, who ascended to the Only they don’t marry them these right side, one left. A particular­ two-tlmlng furniture trends and It may not always work, but I Irvine, after reaching 28,000 feet stratosphere, says tha the barome­ to Sutter terribly. think his mother was wiser than his days.” “You look tired,” Benny said. ly lovely pair of these circular see for yourself how useful and on Mt, Everest, lost their lives ter at the top of his ascent to “A millionaire,” said Bill. “Well, quarter couches comes in pale decorative these new , pieces can dad. in attempting to climb the last nearly 54,000 feet Indicated only ‘There are black smudges imder 1000 feet without the oxygen­ 75 mm. of mercury. Therefore, it Sis!” He stopped, warned by his your eyes.” green velour. be. mother’s glance. breathing apparatus. Because of is judged that an aviator breath­ The black smudges were still the shortage of -breath at these ing oxygen could safely climb to there in the morning. But they early,” Bob’s deep voice came over arrange to have lunch with me to­ 45,000 feet. Pat was deep in the society page were not there an hour after break­ the wire. “But I couldn’t wait." day. And, Joan, I want to explain Immense heights, the observers find now, characteristically forget­ fast It is wonderful what magic He cduJdn’t wait. Happiness about last night." 51STER BY BftUCS CATTON ting for the moment the subject ehere cem be in a telephone call. came flooding back. “It doesn’t matter.” which had engrossed her so shorty “I’m afraid I called you too “I was wondering if you couldn’t "All right, go on being a aoft- CITES RADICALISM before. bolled eggl’i- came Pat's vehement - ^ K I N G OF HITLER RICGIMlG. Joan w'as thinking. “Well, of whisper. MARY'S course, he didn’t tell me. He This Book Is Good Picture of The wouldn’t say, ‘I’m the eon of the “It was a party a girl I know man who owns the whole thing.’ ” had planned. She had been trying 7'azi Policies. to get me all day and counted me tiQARDING 9 CHG0 L “I see where Barbara Courtney Kitchen By BRUCE C A T ^N is having another party,” Pat put In anyway. It would have upset things if I had dropped out at that “Germany Enters the Third in. And then, “Well, of all the dou­ Planning September meals is an Reich,” by Calvin B. Hoover, is ble-timing men! Guess be thought hour. I was sure you would under­ easy task it you use imagination % EEKING AN you didn’t read the socity page, stand.” perhaps the , best appr«>lsal yet and originality. Each of the delici­ EDUGATIOK WOULD - written of the Nazi re^me. Joan! Guess he didn’t know that He knew she would understand! ous fall vegetables tempts us by its The Imbecilities of the Nad every little thing iSarbara does She bhd been slUy- own perfection, and fresh vegeta­ A PIEA9URB INDEED WlT+f gets in the paper!” anti-Jew campaign, and HlUeFs “About lunch?” bles should continue to be stressed SUCH DUDSA9 WESE. rampant chauvinism, says Prof. “What are you talking about, “You're absolutely a sap if you through this month and the next. Hoover, have >er most (ff us to P at?” Joan asked. don’t show some spirit,” from Pat. There are hot days when the ap­ underestimate the real achieve­ “About your friend. Bob, stand­ qj)ecu. a . jiimtoL ‘Tm terribly sorry,” Bob, but I’ll petite lags and nothing tastes so ments of the party and its leader. ing you up for a dinner date with be t e e i n g until noon and I’ll be ^ E F T - A TWO-PIECE b k tike ffUA good as a substantial salad. Served PRE55 OF RED WOOL German Fascism, he poifita out, Barbara,” said Pat. 1 « 5 < o m a u ( > € . busy this afternoon, too.” with a cream soup, an unusual hot is not quite like the Italian brand. “He didn't!” “Well, all right It’s goln to be vegetable and d hearty dessert, a JER8Ey WITH SILVER “Well maybe I can’t read. Maybe o M w iid It contjilns am element of genuine a long day for me. But I guess I’ll nourishing salad makes an interest­ CLIPS. Socialicsm. So far it is IncllaU to Miss Wilson made a mistake when aiwiecl find plenty to do at the plant” His ing meal. the Left in a startling manne:^. It sh- wrote this. If you want to read . voice sounded cheerful. He bad no T leuuL urw-ltn ut HaUbut Salad is imdertaking nothing less than about the party at the Courtneys idea that he Was being punished, One halibut steak out about that public selection of the direc­ tonight here it is—with Mr. Robert a n d Joan decided. ^ Inches thick, 1 carrrt, I onion, a bay tors of Industry which Dobald Weston of New York as big as you “Shall I drop around about uwArv -CYveK.® CL leaf, 6 peppercorns, 1 teaspoon salt, ' Rlchberg used as a bogeyman be­ please in the guest list!” seven 2 tablespMDS lemon juice, 8 or 10 fore the New York merchants not There was a silence and then i^uotir blouAe. “Fine,” said Joan. radishes, French dressing, 1 cup long ago. It has made the labor Mrs. Waring, with a glance at Pat stood In the doorway, her mayonnaise % cup whipped cream, uuions militant and compact. It Joan’s white face, said gently: coat and baton. "You’re letting 4 tablespoons diced cucumber. seems to be preparing to go to the “Pat, how you go on! Maybe the Mm come tonight?” she asked Rub fish with salt and lemon juice mat wi‘h the. junker landowners of young man can explain.” scornfully. and slm- ter Ir boiling water to East Prussia. “He will,” Pat said scornfully. “Yes,” said Joan radiantly, ”I which the sliced oarrot and sliced Furthermore, Professor Hoover “But J hope Joan won’t listen to am.” onion, ‘layleaf and peppercorns have does not believe there is much him.” “You don’t know the first thing Joan said slowly, unhappily, been added. Cook until the fish chance that the Nads will re-es­ about handling men,” Pat said. flakes easily. Chill and flake and tablish the Hohensotlerns. “Pat, you’re a jealous, suspicious, “Not the first thing! Imagine let­ mix with radishes which have been The German republic fall, this little cat!^ ting him off as easily as th a t’’ out In thlr slices. Marinate - in book asserts, because Its leaders "I’d hate to have you lose your “I’m never going to be so silly head over l)lm when It won’t do French dressing for 1 hour. When could offer no solution to the eco­ again,’’ said Joan. “You bad me ready to serve, arrange on a bed of nomic depresdon but a policy of any good.” iiwmgiwiMg all sorts of things. And lettuce and mask with mayonnaise waiting fo. *'he upturn—which Joan smiled. It was a queer there was no reason for It.” combined with whipped cream and proved 'mcomfortably slow Ip com­ little smile that didn’t linger, that She might have felt leas hght- cucumber which has been drained ing. Only the Nads and the Oem- didn’t reach her eyes. Funny for hearted If she bad known that BCb munlsts offered definite programs. Pat to be talking to her about los­ had just put down the telephone and chilled after dloln|(. ing her bead. Stuffed Effidant Germany' chose to go nationalist when It rang apdn. The following hile for stuffed egg­ instead of red. * “I’d hate to see anybody making “Hello," said Barbara. “Wasn’t a fool of you,” Pat continued. "1 plant Is sufficient to serve four per­ Prof. Hoover warns that the It cruel of me to get you up when sons. This dish Is purtloularly In­ Nad regime is ap? to last a long could have told you before. He was you had Just gone to bed? the man 1 saw with Barbara at the viting on a Lot September noon. while. It la firmly entrenehsd And “1 had five good hours of sleep. utterly rutbleai In Its use qf ter­ Book Shelf. .1 didn’t tell you be­ Edison said four was all anybody One nedlum slsed eggplant, 8 to­ cause I hated to spoil the dinner matoes H cup Bits dried bread ror. Only a complete ecoAOznlc col­ needed.” crumbs, 2 tablespoons melted butter, lapse or defeat to a foreign war, bs for you after you bad worked so *T bad to call. You slipped away believes could overthrow It. bard. I hope you’ll drop him like so early. Couldnt you meet me 1 teaspoon salt, H teaspoon pepper, :en ter .- blue a ton of bricks if he's started two- 1 tablespoon minced n eo n pepper, 1 FAIUE SILK WITH Published by Madmillan, this for lunch. There’s something ex­ cup chopped buttered crumbs. book sella f*'r $2.50.' timing.” citing I want to tell wu.” CAPELET AMD FLOWER “I’m going up stairs,” Joan said. (To Be Ooatlnaed) Boll eggplant until tender. Drain “Don’t worry, P a t My heart’s in­ and cut halves the long way. Re­ NECKLINE. tact!” move pulp and add tomatoes peeled DID YOU KNOVrTHAT-^ W HETHER woolen plaid or printed silk with pique or organdy for and chopped. Add fine dried bread the blouse, this should make a delightful costume for the campus. crumbs, butter, salt and pepper and ‘^IG H T -6 R E E N She wanted to be alone. Upstairs It may be had In five slses: 11, 18, 16. 17 and 19, with Ysorresponding lu the Samoan IslAadte, In the hallway there was a win­ lobster or shrimp. Pill the eggplant ORB PE WITH A DOUBLE- bust measures of M, 31. S3, 35 and 87 Site 18 requires 8H yards t>C A'Thought ■hells with this mixture, cover with villages oftefi pack up and dow. Joan paused there, staring at 36-lnCh material for the dress plus IH yards for the guimpe. Made In TIED SELT. excurdon visits to othsp the darkness outside. If Bob had buttered crumbs and bake In a hot one material, dress and guimpe require 4^ yards of 85-Inch mgterlal. oven until trown on top. on islands as faras 00 sedtaa been casuad or indilterenc it To secure a pattern and simple sewing chart of this model, tear out But God Is fisMlifal, who will aot The trips often last six month^ < wouldn’t hate occurred to her to suffer you to be tempted above It douffbuuts oraefc when believe he was beginning to oare. this sketch and mall It to Julia Boyd, 103 Park Avenue, New York, N. Y., together with 15 cents In coin. Be aure to enclose, on a aeparate that ye are able, — I OorlntUaas largest itop>wat(Ai to the use less baking powder. Ttef-^pagsg But he hadn’t been cuual. He bad Id ilt. world will be used to time rsoes at out best when the dough t» ai..BdCt seemed eager to be with her. He sheet lot paper, your name, full address, yonr else, the number of this pattern (No. 1887x). and meiitloathe name of this newepaper. the Singapore Turf Club. TIm start­ as can be handHid. . ; « had been tender and protective— If ybu takb temptations into ao- ing gate sets the watMi trorklng An ATclHtoaped tlf i hM' not possessive. The way he looked counOiriu) la to eay that he is and the first horse past the post at her, the way his deep voice Afidreea your envelope to. Jolla Boyd, HfiBobegter B enU Filhldflg betterthaa his neighbor? — Tback- drosses a beam of light a(hJch stops dwelt on h tt jpame. Well, anpther Bareaa, lOk Parit Avenna, New York; N. Y. iiimy. 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We invite your 5,000 3 Public invited to see our cideh | $ anxious and willing to work and questions and we pledge you our un- less you want to do so amd, there­ made. fore, we are here today to madte ashamed and reluctant to accept ^vided interest and sincere help in OFFERED BY THE POPULAR MARKET, INC., TO ANYONE clear the advantaiges of the Public PROVING THAT OUR PRODUCTS DO NOT MEET EVERY Works plans of the N.I.R-A. Act. STANDARD AS TO QUALITY, PURITY AND WHOLESOME­ Great Opportunity “The public works program con­ NESS. templates the expenditure of fimds in excess of $1,750,000,000.00 for state add municipad amd town pro­ jects, amd offers the greatest oppor­ tunity for municipad and town im­ The Manchester PnbKc Market provements in the history of any PRIME ROAST BEEF country. Washington is willing to Years advance you an outright gift of 30 SALE! per cent of your outlay for labor of amd materiad on any approved plan. SATISFIED CUSTOMERS Fresh — Healthful We ask you to pay for the balance of the project but we ame even will­ Know That They Get the VERY fflGHEST and SAFEST QUAL­ Service Lean and Tender ing to help you finance your share. We will advance you the remaining 70 per cent upon approved security, ITY FOOD When 'They 'Trade HERE. and by approved security we don’t Tender mean that we will be as technicad POOR FOOD IS NEVER CHEAP NO MATTER HOW LIT­ about the security you offer as and TopSIEOlN would the investment bankers with whom you arc accustomed to dead. TLE IT COS'TS! We will lend you this 70 per cent at Juicy BONELESS . 4 per cent interest and permit you to Join Their Ranks! Make Daily Visits To This Store and amortize it over a period not to ex­ ceed 30 years. Here is an opportun­ ity to build necessary and desirable Learn What Food SATISFACTION Means!^______public works on more favorable RIB ROAST terms than your community has ever had before or that you are ever SIRLOIN TOP OB BOTTOM likely to have again. SATURDAY SPECIALS ON GOOD THINGS TO EAT “Do you need waterworks, im­ FRESH GROUND HAMBURG STEAK, ROUND proved sewerage system, bridges, SMALL, LEAN, FRESH SHOULDERS— STEAK lb. viaducts, public building; roads or 5 to 6 pounds each, well 1 O i for a Nice Meat Loaf, new schools? These things and 15c lb. 2 l b s ...... many others you may have on im- 25c believeably generous terms. We ap­ Fresh preciate in Connecticut that many EAT ALL YOU CAN NOW! LEAN, FRESH municipalities and towns have P O R K - VEAL LOAF reached the limit of their bonding TO ROAST A STEAK SALE! YOU! powers, real estate values have gone Rib or Loin CUT FROM OUR KIND OF BEEF! off so sharply that the tax yield SLICED BACON S h o u l d e r s from the necessarily lower assessed SIRLOIN — SHORT — TIP OR CUBE values is not now sufficient to meet S:** 20c current expenses, but this situation Fresh STEAK— YOUR CHOICE AT MINCED HAM is met by the provisions of the N. 1. R. A. act. A special act of the Gen­ SPARERIBS MILK-FED NATIVE eral Assembly, known as the Emer­ 29c‘‘*“"‘ POLISH RINGS gency Act, passed the last session of ISc” uiat Body, imder the terms of which BEST PORTERHOUSE STEAfe cities and towns may, with certain AT, lb...... AMERICAN ROAST restraint, apply for this Federal aid ' 25c 34c and I venture to say that we can in Fancy Legs of Spring Lamb ROLOGNA most instances solve your problem Boneless Rolled Roast Veal, A REAL TREAT! > as it applies to your debt limit if from Native Veal, all lean Fancy Fresh Little Fowl — AH Sizes.______VEAL you desire these public works pro­ YOUR CHOICE jects with Federal aid without the meat, at, O Q for a nice Chicken Soup Boneless Rolled Roast necessity of a special session or an lb...... or Stew, about 3'/2 lbs. Lamb, 4 to 5 lbs. Enabling Act. each, cut up or drawn, at each,lb...... 17c N o Bed Fancy Rib Native Veal “Washington will not be technical Fores of Lamb, with you—those who cry out ‘Red 59c whole, lb, . . . . ______Tape’ are, In many instances, them­ ...... 25c 10c selves tabled in ‘Red Tape’. We Fresh Pigs’ Liver, ^ Q q 2'” $1.15 Fancy Boneless Rolled Oven Years are ready and willing to give any This win make a fine Sun­ municipsdity or town the benefit of Roast Beef, O C ^ of the doubt We do not even ask that Fresh Pigs’ Hocks, ^ day dinner for little money. Our Kind, lb. .. ^ w C you submit to us a municipal or Proven town project in perfect engineering, New Sauerkraut) Fresh Fresh Native Chickens to Fancy Shoulder Clod Pot legal or financial form before we Roast and Boneless Quality will approve it Secretary Ickes has Made, 10c lb., O t Roast, and Native Pullets adopted a system of tentative allo­ 3 lbs...... ^ D C for cutting up. Chuck Pot Roast Beef. cation of funds and a special board FRESH GROUND of Public Works at Washington ARMOUR’S STAR PURE PRINT adopted a resolution which I quote AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT SOUP SH AN K in part: “Resolved that upon a Extra Fancy McIntosh Apples, HAMBURG proper prima facie showing that a Finest Oean Spinach, VEAL STEW proposal municipeility or town Pub­ peck ...... — 19c 6 lbs...... LARD lic Works Project is socially de­ Nice Ripe Grapefruit, sirable, engineeringly sound and can Red Star Sweet Potatoes, be financed imder the law, the Pub­ 10 l b s ...... 2 f o r ...... PIGS’ FEET 19c \ lic Works Administration' may make Native White Turnips, an allocation of the money required Fancy Nice White Caulifiower, p e c k ...... A popular ipecial with our customers. VEAL BREAST Over 800 pounds sold last Saturday. on condition that not later than 30 Sugar Pears for Eating, days afterward the other necessary data will be forthcoming. 10c““15c'‘**' quart ...... COUNTRY ROLL CREAMERY “Here is concrete evidence from Tender Beets, 3 bunches 1 10-Pound Bag of Large Onions^ ARMOUR’S QUALITY RIB END Washington of their willingness to f o r ...... lU C f o r ...... proceed without loss of time and SUGARCURED with a minimum of technicality. Tender Young Carrots, 1 10-Pound Bag of Small Onions Come to us at once with a soimd 3 bunches f o r ...... 1 V C for ...... RoastPjirk BUTXkR • case and we will set aside the money Sm oked HAMS AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT TENDER CHUCK STUFFED AND ROASTED CHICKENS Home Made Chicken Pies, DAVIS 2 2 * a . WITH GRAVY each ...... H ' A * «»• lb. HOME Home Made M in^ Pies, Roasts 69c 84c On Sale At, e a c h ...... BAKERY Home Made (^ffee Rings, 6tl Main Street Phone 8286 Home Made Rolls— All Kinds, sugar frosted, each ----- 4 to 7 Pounds d ozen ...... 15c Average FEATURING Home Baked Beans, Home Made Corned Beef Hash, GENUINE BETTY CROCKER KITCHEN q u a r t...... 20c lb...... 15c AMD— TESTED RECIPES SPRING LAMB GROCERY SPECIALS strictly Fresh, Good Size Pullet Q Q ^ Our Stores Coffee, Eggs, from Coventry, dozen... C 1-lb. pkg...... YOU! Morning Zest Coffee, Chipso Flakes or Granules, 1 7 / * SPECIAL! 1-lb. pkg...... BOSTON large pkg...... , ...... I f C Pineapple Juice, Royal Scarlet, BROWN BREAD COFFEES— A Blend To Suit You! lu g e c a n ...... A N D H O M E BAKED BEANS Ultra Vacuum Coffee, Royal Scar­ Confectionery Sugar, let, 1-lb. cfln ...... 27c 2 pkgs. f o r ...... — ME A T P IE S Cocoanut Custard and Lemon Sponge FUled Pies. OYSTERS R Pinei^ple, Choco­ late Malted Milk and Orange Spun Gold Cakes. In Season Irish Soda and VEGETABLE AND FRUIT SPECTALS Potato Bread. Fruit FRESH STEWING OYSTERS, Hand Picked and Rye Breads. P in t ...... Canning Pears Grapefndt McIntosh APPLES Pan Cakes, Crum­ pets, Vienna Scones LARGE FRYING OYSTERS, basket and Bock Bans. Mince P in t ...... 6 for 2 5 c 5 5 < Snowflake, Parker Pie 16-qoart twaket. 16-quart bMket. T ea rs House ^oU s^ and Mince N ative Blue Sweet Daniab Pastry. T arts Tokay Grapes Variety of Ooiddes. COME TO THE STORE OR PHO NE THIS EVENING Potatoes Plums / L ea d in g

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. r \ ,V , /''• y ,*. '■■: MANCHlSrrER B V nSI^ -r -lN FOOD I MARK M l * 8? - Francis Bra^, James McCullough, are bare,” Morgan sold. “If they C0VEN1KY SUPPER Arthur Keatink, Albert Downing; UNDBERGBS VISIS11NG are here they won’t be interviewed SON OF O’CONNOR TOEREaWORLD entertainment committee, Clarence KING’S DAUGH1BS because It is a strict rule of the Overnight Ap P. Peterson am’ 12 members of the family not to give.,^ out any Infor­ ( f f i n WEDNESDAY committee; school program com­ RELATIVES IN WALES mation.” News NAMED IN PROBE WAR MONUMENT mittee, Edward Murphy, John Jen- TO CONVENE HERE! ney, Archie KUpatrlck, Fred Malin. NOT TO ATTEND GAME Aiuinal Harvest Menn Offered But Reporters Ar^ Prevented Day’s Program Washington, Oct. 6 — (AP) — Boston— W lUam by Fragment Society — All from Interviewing- Famous years old, chairman of B ost^. The program for the day will President Rooseelt had such a good Kinds of Vegetables. Flying Couple. time at the World Series game yes­ school committee withdrew te c ^ Shipping Official Discharged Memorial to 45 Who Lost consist of the Einnual Armistice Local Circles Complete Plans mayoralty contest, leaving eig^t .w Day parade with the military units terday that he is considering going the field. Wednesday evening. October 11, participating all ex-service , men. St. Brlt.e’8-Sup«r-Eay, Wales, to tomorrow’s gim e. Because He Would Not is the date*‘set by the Coventry Lhres in Conflict to Be Boy and Girl Scouts, and any units for Entertaining Connecti- Oct. 6.— (A P )—Behind chained and Reports that he would attend to­ Rochester, N. H.—Joseph Bemlfijf, day’s game were denied at the 70, Berwick, Me., dies from Injurl^ Fragment Society for its annual wishing to join in. 'The parade will locked gates here today Colonel start from the Army and Navy and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh White House, officials saying this received In auto accident. ^) > Harvest Supper. The plane will be cot Branch. New London, Conn.— Coast Guaed Approve a Loan. Placed at Hospital. club at 9:30 a. m., and will be re­ were supposed to be visiting Mrs. afternoon’s Cabinet meeting and a the Chapel Hall at North Coventry, seize 110 foot steam yacht Aera M viewed at L - Center by town offi­ Lindbergh’s sister, Mrs. Audrey l^eavy engag;ement list would pre­ and the committee in charge f f the Morg^an, but confirmation still was dude his attendance. New York, as a rum runner. project, Mrs. O. G. Anderson, chair­ cials and guests, continuing to the Washington, Oct. 6—(AP) —Ben­ Final Arrangements have been not forthcoming as excitement in­ man; Mrs. A. L. Reed and Mrs. E. A new monument honoring the hospital where the exercises wlR be jamin A. Hamett testified before the men of Manchester who died in held at 11 a. m. The new monu­ completed by Ever Ready and Loyal, creased amo .g South Wales village J. Koehler. folk regarding the mysterious Senate ocean mail investigating The menu will include ham, service during the World War to ment will be dedicated with appro­ the senior circles of Kings Daugh­ priate :eremonles. It is expected guests. committee today that he was dis­ mashed potato, and all the vege­ replace the 45 trees planted on the ters for the 37th annual convention Mrs. Lindbergh arrived from groimds of the Manchester Memo­ that a prominent officer who serv­ charged as operating manager tables available. Some of them will of the Connecticut Branch, Kings Southamptor Eng., yesterday and rial hospita" in memory of these de­ ed in the A. E. F. wil’ deliver the the Black Diamond Line after he be both buttered and crean^ed. On Daughters, at Center Congrega­ it was believed her husband joined the list will be caulifiower, cabbage, parted comrades of 1918, will be dedicatory i-ddress. had refused to approve an “extra In the afternoon the Manchester tional church 'Tuesday and Wednes­ her shortly afterward. labor” item for Steve O’Connor, turnips,' onions, beets and squash. purchased by the Armistice Day day of next week. 'The general com­ committee it was decided at a High school and Windham High The local police superintendent whom he identified as a son of T. V. A variety of relishes made "by the mittee of arraiigements includes and a policeman went t<) the Mor­ meeting held last night. scho<^ of WlUimantlc will play O’Connor, then Shipping Board good cooks of Coventry, apple, Mr*. E. E. Segar, Mrs. C. B. Loomis, gan home this morning and on ’The trees surrounding the hospi­ their aimual football gam* at Mt. SOAP GRANULES chairman. mince and pumpkin pie, rolls and Mrs. J. M. Nichols and Miss Ber­ leaving told reporters they had tal lawn were planted shortly after Nebo in connection with the Armis­ Hartnett told Senator Black, com­ coffee, will round out a tempting been called oy Morgan and that FEi the hospital was built In 1919 and tice Day program tind In the eve­ nice Lydall of Ever Ready; Mrs. mu mittee chairman, that he refi:ised to meal. ning open hoi :e will be held In me John Hood, Miss Christine Miller, newspaper men were, liable to be approve a bill he viewed as “an The committee will "be ready to each year since, the exercises in connection with the observance of Army and Navy club when a “Dug- Mrs. Clarence Peterson, Miss Mil­ held for trespass h foiin ' Inside the overcharge of ?52 or $62.” Charles serve promptly at 0 o’clock, and grounds. Armistice Day, have been held at out Night” will be put on with box­ dred Hutchinson ^ d Mr*. Herbert Hamilton, chief stevedore of the they are looking forward to greet­ “I can neither confirm nor deny ing many of their Manchester the hospital. The hospital was dedi­ ing bouts and a general program of Clay of Loyal Circle. Black Diamond, said Hartnett, then entertainment. Hospitality for over night dele­ that Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh came to him “and told me the cir­ friends. cated as a memorial to the men of the town who served on land or The comnJttee in charge of rais­ gates will be in charge of Mrs. E. P. cumstances.” Walton of Ever Ready and Mrs. W. “He said,” Hartnett testified, sea during the World War, and the ing the necessary funds for the Armistice Day committee has an­ purchase of the World War Memo­ J. Remlg of Loyal; Decorating, Mrs. “that Steve O’Connor—” William Kean of Elver Ready and “Is he any relation to T. V. MILK PRODUCERS HOLD nually held the services at the his­ rial is Francis Bray, Frank Cervlnl B o f toric houi^, 11 a. m., on the hospital and Albert Downing. The next Mrs. Wallace Jones of Loyal; check­ Puf more O’Connor?” interjected Black, ing, Mrs. Kean, Mrs. Herbert Clay /\\ BUY “Son,” answered Hartnett. lawn, at the conclusion of the meeting of the Armist cf Day com­ THEIR RRST MEETING of Lo3ral and Mrs. C. E. Wilson of “He came to me,” resumed Hart­ Armistice Day parade. mittee will be held ih the Army Ever Ready. Mrs. Ernest A. Legg is unshine nett, “and said Steve had gotten in­ Must Remove Some Trees and Navy club 'Tuesday evening, S to the habit of borrowing money and During thr years that have pass­ Oct. 10 at 8 o’clock. All members in charge of publicity. The dinner \ ROBERTSON’S QUALIH SOAPS the only way he could get it back Hartford, Oct 6—(AP) — Com­ ed the trees have grown large and of the committee are requested to Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock will days on wa^ to get an extra labor permit to pleting its organization and prepar­ the upper branches have spread on attend this Important meeting. be prepared by Center churca Wo­ for cover the loan.” ing an outline of its work in draw­ each side so that it will not be long men’s Federation under the direction Hamilton, said Hartnett, com­ ing up a milk marketing scheme for before several of them will have to NO FREE PORK YET of Mrs. J. B. Johnston. The hmeh- your calendar LAUNDRY — TOILET — BATH plained to J. E. Dockendorff, presi­ the state, the newly-formed Connec­ be removed. Several of the trees eon at the church on Wednesday dent of the Black Diamond, and ticut Milk Producers’ Council, its have died during the past 15 years New Haven, O ct 6.— (AP) — at 12:30 will be served by. the same Dockendorff called the operating membership completed at county and were replaced with smaller There will be no free government group. SOLD BY manager into his office. elections Tuesday, had its first ses­ ones. Due to these facts, the com­ pork for dinner Sunday as many Guest speakers wUl be Mrs. Mor­ “I was told,” Hartnett testified, sion at the Hotel Garde here today. mittee felt that a permanent me­ persons may have anticipated. ris W. Llebert of New York, inter­ How many days in the month The council, representing all C. B. J. Anderson Pine Street Market “ that I needn’t lean backward to be morial should be secured and Something like nine hundred thou­ national president and Mrs. George do you feel your best? You can honest. He accused me of not co­ elements of the dairy industry in placed on th*' lawn of the hospital. Prior of Jewett City, state presi­ 69 South Main Street 144 Pine Street the state except non-producing sand pounds of government pork is add to these sunshine days by operating and asked my resignation. According t° present plans, a mon­ dent. Rev. George S. Brookes, pas­ Adam Brazaoskl J. Bobb A Son dealers, was formed as a result of a to come to Connecticut for distri­ simply obeying nature’s laws. So I resigned.” ument will be purchase^’ of granite bution by the Federal Emergency tor of the Union church at Rock­ 81 North Street 217 Center Street Black asked the witness if he movement initiated by the State or brown stone, 44 inches in height, ville will address the convention at The first of these laws is reg­ Federation of Farm Bureaus, assist­ Relief commissiou to persons who knew how long Steve O’Connor re­ on the face of which will be a the close of the business session on Leo Brauzauskl ,Scranton A Son ed by officials at the Connecticut need aid. ular elimination. Avoid common mained in the New York office of bronze tablet on which the names Wednesday morning. Through the 66 North Street 302 Spruce Street state college. It consists of 14 Edward j . Potter of the New Ha­ constipation by eating a delicious the Black Diamond. Hartnett said of Manchester’s 45 World War dead ven Chamber of Commerce, who medium of the press, a nost cordial W. 8. Billings Harry Snow he did not know but that O’Connor members, eight of thefii elected at will be inscribed. cereal. county meeting of all producers, and was designated aJ chairman of the invitation is extended to the public Wapping, Conn. Wapping, Conn. “ finally was transferred to the Flanking the names on each side to attend any or all of the sessions. six appointed by as many farmers’ coinmlttee to supervise the distribu­ Tests show Kellogg’s All- J. H. Madden Thomas O. Smitb Washington office.” of the bronze tablet will be the fig­ tion, himself returning from Chica­ After he left the Black Diamond, organizations in the state, with a Bran furnishes “bulk” to exer­ 82 Laurel Street 2 North School Street ures of a soldier smd a sailor. The go, sent word that the first ship­ Hartnett said, he served for a time view to setting up a body which committee has approved the bronze cise the intestines, and vitamin would fairly represent the interests ment of the pork was delayed. Dis­ James N. Nicbols Star Market with the Shipping Board. tablet which is to cost $266. It is American-operated airlines car­ B to help aid regularity. All- of all factions in the troubled in­ tribution of the pork wsis to begin ried 540,630 passengers during Highland Park, Conn. 47 North Street now planning for the purchase of Bran also contains twice the iron dustry. the stone and base. The total cost tomorrow. It may not get here until 1932, an increase of 18,000 over Oswald’ s Meat Shop Pineburst Grocery next Thursday. of an equal weight of beef liver. POUCE COMMISSIONERS of the memorial is not expected to the previous year. 117 >/j Spmoe Street 802 Main Street exceed $400. The "bulk” in Ai l -Bran is Pero Orchards Hale’s Self-Serve BEER PERMITS REVOKED To finance the purchase of the much like liiat in leafy vege- 276 Oakland Street Main Street TO ORGANIZE MONDAY monument the committee will try and secure the funds necessary , tables. How much more pleasant Mahleo Grocery Co. Bursack Bros. Hartford, Oct. 6.— (A P)— The through contributions from the than pills and drugs—so often 186 Spruce Street 470 Hartford Boad Expect C. R. Burr to Be Chair­ state liquor control commission, to­ large number of ex-service ihen in WATCH KIDDIES GROW! 'habit-forming. W. Harry England Canale’B Market man As At Present — Con­ day announced revocation of one town and will not make any regu­ Manchester, Green 86-40 Oak Street beer license, two suspensions and lar campaign among , Manchester Serve as a cereal or use in C. H. Tryon sider Teletype Service. one reinstatement. Tavern permits people for this purpose. Those who Easier to understand than medical charts, is the cooking. Direc­ Fairfield Grocery of William W. Dingee, 9 Grove care to assist the committee, how­ tions on the red- 884 Hartford Road 8 Blast Center Street ever, may make their contribution obvious physical growth of kiddies kept oh The police commissioners will street, Ridgefield, and Nazzareno and-green pack­ Charles Skrabaez Kittel’s Alarket to any member of the Armistice Bryant & Chapman tested milk diets. Farm in­ "Meet on Monday evening at 7:30 for Lavaroti, 9 Danbury road, Ridge­ age. , At all gro- 69 North Street 18 BisseD Street field, are s'uspended imtil further Day committee. spection and laboratory testing assure its clean, organization. 'The meeting is being AU-BRAir cers. Made by notice. Hope Place It This Year wholesome quality. Philip Lewi* P. Smachettl called by C. R. Burr, who has serv­ An effort will be made to secure Kellogg in Battle ed as chairman of the board for the The restauiant permit of Fannie 88 Charter Oak Street 99 Summer Street Branchini, 308 Main street. Bran; the memorisd for placement on the Creek. past year. He will undoubtedly be hospital lawn and dedication on PHONE 7697 elected to continue as chairman of ford, was revoked because the com­ mission holds that her establish­ Armistice Day, Nov. 11. The com­ the board with Commissioner Har­ mittee .n charge of selecting the ry B. Bissell as secretary. John ment is not a restaurant under the liquor act definition. The package memorial composed of Major Serving Quality Hackett is the other member, mak­ John Mahoney, Francis Bray and ing the same set up as was the case store permit of Jennie Capozzi, 1365 Since Courtesy State street, Bridgeport, was re­ Clarence Martin. last year. Ex-service men and others caring The board has had imder consid­ voked August 25, but has been rein­ 1896 VChapman icrvice stated. to contribute to the fund for the The Biggest and Best Values Ever Offered Are eration for some time the installing memorial may sign their names on Yesterday the A. B. C. bottling of a teletype machine and it is ex­ lists to be placed in the stores, in­ works of New Haven surrendered pected that early action will be dicating the amount of their contrl, SATURDAY'S SUPER SPECIALS at taken on the securing of this kind of its wholesale permit before a hear­ butlon thereon. ing came up on the charge of selling a machine at once. Committees selected for the cur­ to a non-permittee. Recently the rent observance of Armistice Day permit was suspended pending a have been selected as follows: hearing. Everybody's Market Speakers committee, Francis Bray GOV. LEHMAN ORDERS Edward J. McKeon of New Ha­ and Harry Russell; parade commit­ Nation-Wide DIAL 3919! ven, manager, was permittee for tee, John Mahoney, Jamfes Hynes, FREE DEUVERYI PROBE OF RACKETEERS the distributors. Fred Baker; reception committee, t Cash Land OTakes Armour’s Pure Extra Fancy Medium / LARD! POTATOES! New York, Oct. 6—(AP) —Gov­ BU’TTER! ernor Lehman today called a special session of the King’s CoimM Su­ Specials 2 7 c lb. 7 c lb. 2 1 c peck preme Court to investigate charges For Women ONEVTHE BEST of bribery of public officials in con­ 10 LBS. SUGAR, 80o bushel. nection with the laundry racket in To answer that perplexing problem, Limited Hand Picked Aaldwln Medium Size Pickling 4 9 c Fancy Bartlett Brooklyn. “How To Serve Something Different”, APPLES! The session will start November 1 ONIONS! may we suggest Mohr’s tekery goo^s. Nation-Wide Coffee, Land O’Lakes and will be presided over by Su­ ^ 16-qnart PEARS! Surely you will find the answer lb...... ^Butter, 2 lbs. .. 55c preme Court Justice Pierce H. Rus­ 23c basket 10-lb. bag 16-quart sell of Troy. among their large variety of prod­ Grape-Nut Flakes, Country Roll 2 pkgs...... Batter, 2 lbs. .. .49c basket District Attorney Geoghan of ucts. 19c Only 150 to bell— a “buy” ! Brookl3m Is superceded ior the pur­ Ivory Salt, Native Potatoes, A real bargain! Only a fewl Ehire Tomato poses of the investigation of State 2 p ftg a ...... 15c 15-H). peck...... 31c Van Camp’^B Evaporated Attorney General Bennett. DINNER ROLLS KETCHUP! Maxwell House The governor’s order was based on Spring Legs of Lamb. lb. MILK! a case heard in King’s county be­ Light and Delicious Ivory Soap, COFFEE! 5 medium bars . . 27c fore Judge Alonzo G. McLaughlin Parker H ou se...... igo doz. 19c “ 23c bottie and involving charges that intimida­ Lamb Fores, can tion had been used against small lb...... Camay Soap, Limit 8. 2 4 c lb. Poppy S eed ...... 18o dos. 10c 8 bars ...... 14c lim it 5. laundry owners by racketeers. Lamb Chops, Limit 8. Pan Bisoolta ...... iSo dos. The defendants in this case — lb, ...... Fancy New Out 29c P. a G. S o ^ , Fancy Carolina Jacob Mellon, Edward Rotherberg Face Bump Boast, Fancy York State Seckel and Morris Lollo— pleaded guilty Sugar B u n s...... 20o doz. S b a rs...... 10c Ib...... 25c Sweet POTA’TQES! CARROTS! and received suspended sentences of Water Bolls ...... 18o doe. PEARS! three years. The case was brought to his at­ CHIPSO, 2 large packages 31c I c l b . 2 c lb. tention, the governor said, by Dis­ 5 * lb. trict Attorney Geoghan and Judge DIAL PIES Native BroUert, Baker’s Ooooa, Flaky Crusts lb...... ^2 -Ib. tin Fancy Blue Goose Jol< 7 McLaughlin, who recommended that 25c Fancy California ^ Fancy White the investigation be carried on by 3537 Rich Fillings Boactlng Ohlokeiu, Baker’s Chocolate, ORANGES! means of Special counsel, a special APPLE lb...... 29c Vi-n>, pkg. LEMONS! CAULIFLOWER! Grand Jury and an extraordin­ OR - PINEAPPLE Native Fowl, ary session of the Supreme Court. APRICOT lb...... 23c Ovaltine, ASK YOUR CHERRY Ohook BoMt, 66o size 1 ,9 c dozen 1 3 c dozen l O c head NEW FEDERAL PROJECTTS PRUNE Ib...... 19c Minote Tapioca, DRIVER BoneleM Obnok Boll, A Few Mobe Weston’s Toasted 5c - 15c • 26c each 2 pkfs. Lunch ■ Soda • Graham Chapin Brand Washington, Oct. 6.— (A P )— The lb...... 15c Public Works administration today Frankfurt*, Nation-Wide Floor, CHEESE BITS! PORK & BEANS 2 Ibe...... S-lb. bag CRACKERS! allotted $6,666,068 for sixteen non- CAKES 25c Federal work projects in eight Handnirg, Puffed Wheat, 2 Ib*. . . . 9 c iob states to provide 52,000 man months Btoh, Creamy Foatlngi 25c A p k fi. 2 lbs. 2 2 c Limitfi. 5^ « of immediate direct employment. Delicious Layer, Sponge, Pound Sainage, 2 Rm. tr • • • • 0>% • *>• • • Natibp-Wlde Extra Seleotsd No. 1 The projects Include school build­ and Plain Cakes. 30c McIntosh Bine Bahasr ings, roads, alteration plants, water Bib RofMt, Bread, loaf . Free Bahhlng Table works, hospital buildings, a ir p ^ lb .. * .J.*..... 20c Tomaitb Joioe, APPLES! TOILET T ^ U E ! improvements, highways, b r ld ^ 12c 18c 20c Daisy Hams, No. 2 can .... SALT! and sewers. D»...... 25c SiRohed Sbimlder*, Swedlah Bologna 5 ® rofl Ehgbt of the allotments were di­ ib. 6 lbs. 2 5 « box rect grants representing 80 per cent 25c Ib...... 10c What a bit! \ Ltariti.,,, -'ir of the ooet of labor and material PATRONKE THESE NATION-WIDE, with the remaining 70 per cent to be Faney Italian FaiMy Edtagr VISIT American Aoe .. raised locally. The remainder re­ AT f f l k P E S l M ceived grants and 70 per cent in the OUB NEW Georgre England Kittei-sMarknt MATCHES! PRUNES! Ibrm of loans. 262 Spnwe St. ■ ^ Tel. 8855 irBtasell St., lltL #266 The aUotments made on the basla BETAIL M o m t ' S A A m T of loans and grants included Dover, Bursack BroHiers W. H sn y 6 boxes ^|Oc , 2 doz. 1 2 c New Hampahtre, a grant o f $12,600 ■TOBB 18 60RBIAN PLACE 470 Barltoeir'Haod Tel, 8582 'IlfBmCdleater. for its water supply. 0 UANCHQStrat S!VEM1NO HERALD. MANtjHBElWli tXJNN. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6,1988.

neighborhood and extinguished thej c^ k the visitor out alive, but some­ niRPLE HEART VETERANS street lights for severs^ b lo^ . It SIRKERS MAY PICKET what stnged. TRAMPING SEASON ’ Tc^ekA Kaa.-—Plans for Are ive- was tts third bombing in three I vention week just had to wait. As HOLD CONVDinON yeara allegedly prompts by labor FORIPS MAIN FACTORY the committee was taking up Its troubles. , work the night bell went off and fgtur %10R[§ IS OJiW STATE Pieces of glass and steel from Fire Chief William Cawker dashed j OflScials at Dearborn Plant Derby the Scene of Gathering; the vgrecked niarquee were scatter­ away. A second alarm came in and Over 200 Delegates Attend ed for several hundrei* yards in Decline to Say What They the memhera spent the next three Every Pleasant WeekEnd the Sessitms. ffont of the theater and in the Wm Do If They Arrive. hours watching Chief Cawker*s road. Damage to the theater was boys Aght the worst lire in months. considerable. East Moline, HI.—Robert Hamel, Sees Many Parties Hilang Derby, Oct. 6.— (A P )— The val­ Detroit, Oct. 6.— (AP)—If itrlk- a professional crystal gazer asked It is belle ed that someone hurl­ Ing workmen from the Eldgewater, police to find his wife who disap­ ley cities had the distinction today ed the b6mb from a passing auto­ on State Trails. N. J., and Chester, Pa., assembly peared. oi^5tert6nlng the first gathering mobile. The explosion which arous­ plants of the Ford Motor Co. reach of Purple Heart veterans ever held. ed the neighborhood for several Dearborn in accordance with plans blocks occurred shortly before 4 The first National convention of the CHICKENS New Haven, Oct. 6— (AP) — The announced in Edgewatef to picket HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT a. m. the main Ford p lu t, they will be Purple Heart Association of the U. fall tramping season Is on in eam- On July last year, four persons the first Ford strikers ever seen S., an organization of order service est, Robert M. Ross, secretary- men, whose valor in the World War were Injure when a bomb explod­ there. _ AWARDS SEVEN 6D S FANCy FRESH MRX.FED treasurer forester for the Connec­ In Edgewater,-the strikers said won them this distlngulahed mili­ ed In the audience of the theater. ticut Forest and Park Association they expected to start picketing the tary decoration convened in the On Dec. 8, 1931, the audience was said today. Dearborn plant Monday with a gen­ Commissioner John A. Macdonald Sterling theater, Derby, this after­ driven from the house when a EJvery pleasant week-end sees eral strike there as their objective. announced today the award of seven noon. , stench bomb wt.z dropped mamy parties tramping over the Ford officials here would not com­ road contracts. Bids for six of Approximately 200 delegates are Investigations revealed that la­ FOR ROASTING blue marked trails, of which there these jobs were received on Septem­ in attendance. bor difficulties prompted the bomb­ are over 800 miles in Connecticut. ment. V. E. Doonan, chairman of the ber 25. Bids for the Rocky Hill The theater was filled with dele­ ings. 3 . LB A V Q The trails have been brushed out Dearborn safety committee and in job were received on September 11. gates and spectators when the con­ and remarked during the summer. charge of the police department, The awards are as follows: vention was called to order by Na­ The Bridgeport section has com­ said that since there has never been Town of Rocky Hill: Four Sec­ tional Commander Frank J. Cush- AT FIRST HATIOHAL MARMTS pleted over twenty miles, running a strike at the main Ford plant, he tions to Joseph Battaglia, New ner. Delegates were present from noithwsurd from BeariWey park to knew of no precedent by which to Britain. New York city, Boston. North Best cuts of eem-fed Steers the scout camp on the Housatonic be guided. Town of Shelton: Five Sections Adams, Newark, N. J., Bt. Paul, HOME BAIONG FRU!''"? , tfi&nAcU: river. This trail, named Pomperaug Other Dearborn City officials, in­ of rolled bank run gravel to O. M. Minn., Pittsburgh and Philadelphia fttim an Indian chief who was well RIB ROAST cluding Mayor Cylde M. Ford, a Beard, Derby. and Los Angeles. AT ALL OUR STORES known to early settlers, is being ex­ distant relative of Henry Ford, and Town of Lisbon: Twelve sections PRODUCTS Boneless oven or pot roest tended to'meet the Naugatuck trail This afternoon’s session of the Police Chief Carl A. Brooks have loose gravel to Lane Construction convention was to be devoted to the 73 Birch Street_____ now under construction from New leclined to discuss what their atti­ Corporation, Meriden. transaction of business including CHUCK ROAST Hayen to High Rock, on the Nauga­ tude would be toward bona fide Town of Woodstock ^ Six sections SPECIAL! Construction the appointment of credentUd, reso GRAPES Genuine Spring, White meety tuck river. Ford strikers who Invaded the city. loose gravel to Lane lution and other committees, and Part of Trail Marked Corporation, Meriden. Home-Made Rfictt H) Two years ago, four persons were the listening to addresses by dls Portions of the Naugatuck trail killed when Dearborn police battled Town of Newtown: Approaches Tokey 3 19^ are already marked; it is possible to Fairfeld State hospital to Lane tinguished visitors. Baked Beans LAMB LEGS with several thousand persons in a Boned end RoHed If dedred to climb the eastern end of Beacon “march" on the Ford plant that was Construction Corporation. Meriden. Hill to the big boulder on the sum­ led by avowed Communist sym­ City of Meriden: Oregim avenue LETTUCE H> mit with its commanding view. pathizers. Another similar march to Lane Constinictlon Corporation, BOMB WRECKS FRONT Feney LAMB FORES The New Haven section has laid last spring was turned back with­ Meriden, * PIES Iceberg Feney mHk-fed out two new paths to the head of out bloodshed. Town of Wethersfield: Church Ib Sleeping Giant, one by the abandon­ street to Lane Construction Cor­ OF PROVIDENCE THEATER ed quarry and the other to Tuti e poration, Meriden. CELERY VEAL LEGS AvAnue. An observation point is r 5c 10c 15c marked on the flat rocks on BOMB DAMAGES HOME F .n „ 2 « H , 15< the northwest comer of the head. Queer Twists Providence, R. I., Oct. 6.— (AP) —A dsmamite bomb early today “M9c — ^CORNED BEEF Members of the C. C. C., are Scranton, Pa., Oct. 6— (AP) — A FiUed Coffee 1 Q ^ r wrecked the steel and glass mar­ laying out trails as their recreation dynamite explosion early today MiLDLY CURED - NOTED FOR FLAVOR quee of the Hollywood theater, R in gs...... I O C Sweet Potatoes in spare hours. At Camp Tourney In Day^s News d^naged the home of William A. blew in the front doors of the All Kinds of Rolls. they are completing a section of Qilboy, Olyphant mine worker. No Feney 1 0 1 9 * the Appalachian trail over Mohawk one was injured. The explosion, set house, blattered windows In the mountain. Mr. Burkhardt, one of Detroit—It was moving day, ex­ off in the yard, broke all windows in Fancy Briskets >^19 the camp officers, has contributed plained Modie Gray, 33 years old the house. a brass plate, properly mounted, to negro, when he was arrested with a Sheriff’s deputies and police are CAULIFLOWER i indicate the mountains to be seen razor in his pocket. on duty again at the scene of the Lean Ends from the pinnacle. “But,” asked Recorder’s Judge strike called by the Anthracite 9 heads 1 9 c At Camp Hook other members of John P. Scallen, before whom he Miners Union, and kept pickets the C. C. C. are laying out a trail was taken on a charge of carrying moving. along Candlewood Lakd to connect a concealed weapon, “what other Despite the activities of the auth- B r u n n e r 'S UJEEK END SPECIALS with the Appalachian trail. personal effects did you move?” orites several minor clashes be­ DIAL 5191 — SURPRISE TOKIGHTI The Norwich trail section has “Just the razor," Gray replied. tween workers and pickets occurred completed the Mohegan traU from “That’s my only personal ef­ in the outlying districts. Bfookikic .New London to Norwich. This will fects.” WIN A FORD, CHEVROLET OR Creamery be formally opened October 14. The “Two to five years in Jackson i BUTTER _ trail will be inspected in the after­ prison," said the judge, “and leave PLYMOUTH! GET DETAILS OVER noon. There will bo a picnic supper. the razor behind. HOLLYWOOD The connecting Nipmuck trail Durand, Mich.— “Who’s there?" RADIO ON ROYAL DESSERTS FANCY NEYI which is to run north to the Massa­ asked Joseph Smith when his wife MARKET chusetts line is complelA as far 's POTATOES awakened him with the news that a Scotland Dam, and the Storrs trail 881 East (Jester Street, ALL FLAVORS WALNUT tion has finished a number of burglar was in the house. LAND O’LAKES es above Willi mantle. “Oh, Hello Joe,” came a voice out Native Mealy Potatoes MEATS 93 Score Sweet Cream S of the darkness. ROYAL OB By the time Smith got around to 100 Pecks from Wapping. IJ. S. Gov*t Certified investigate, the nocturnal caller was PECANS WAPPING gone. So were $52 and some railroad DESSERTS passes. 15c Pkg. Mrs. Susie L. Briggs and two N e^ London, Conn.—If she’s a Largd Legs of Lamb, a sons, Ernest and Maynard Briggs, freshman, the .well dfessed girl on whole or hail, Ih ...... X lOc / arrived home last Tuesday after­ the Connecticut college campus Young Fowl, out up, >1 package W e carry a full line of‘Preserving Supplies at lowest market prices noon from a visit with relatives and wears' a loose fitting burlap beg each ...... HI Whipping friends in Manie. reaching to the knees and a false Shoulder Botfeless Pot V Stock up today at this LOW PRICE! ^ The n-nnnaJ raunion of the “ Old nose. The sophomores dictated the Boast, lb...... X Cream FINAST A 'North School Association" will be style. Swift’s Bacon, SPAGHETTI or ELBOWS a| • '2 S < held at the Wapping school hall Chicago—The greatest menace to lb...... Beech-Nut Macaroni e a le c t VAN-VEX Saturday afternoon at two o’clock. the commimity is' not the master Fresh Pigs’ Liver, 8 There wiH be a basket lunch and criminal, but the tough street boy. lb...... SPECIAL a short program. Manchester Judge Ross C. Hall of the Appellate EXTRA SPECIAL! C offee Grange members will present a I Court told the Chicago Bar Associa­ Large Native Cauliflower, MILK PASTRY short play. DRIP OB Qanned Vegetable Sale tion. And the way to handle such each ...... Mrs. Mary Tuttle of Hartford Is PEBCOLATOE FLOUR boys, he said, is to ‘give them good Strictly Fresh Eggs, 4 tins staying with her daughter, Mrs. old fashioned lickings.” PEAS Ethel T. Boody for a while. They dozen ...... BEETS WaUa WaUa, Wash.—W. K. Jen ' attended services at the Federated Pie Apples, kins built a fire in his stove, and 6 lb s ...... 32c . FINAST WHOLE Churdh Sunday and also the Parent * 5-Ib. bag Quality Pack 3 Teachers' Association’s public sup- got “hooted” for it. Cinnamon Sugar 2 9 ^ 2 5 -^ r on Wednesday evening. Pulling off a back cover, he found for T o a s t...... size 2 tins Richmond Sifted 3 Teh ihembers of Wapping Grange a small owl had crawled in, possi­ Home Made KREMEL Desserts MANKIND motored to Hazardville hall where bly falling down the chimney. He Crullers ...... *,------OR FANCY CUT None So Good 3 they attended East Central Pomona 3 pkgs. 10c CALO Orange, No. 3 last Wednesday. They Dog Food Finast Tiny Sifted 3 were entertained by Enfield Grange, QUICK ARROW Wo, 151. The fifth degree was con­ Cream of 3 ferred at the morning session with 3 tins 25c a dinner at noon and a program in Wheat SOAP ------^CORM— = the afternoon which was prepared ANDERSON & NOREN JACOBS' CHIPS Fancy White 3 • 2 9 ^ by Worthy Lecturer Carroll W. Hut­ MEATiS — GROCERIES — FRUITS — VEGETABLES Maltex MUSH­ ASPARAGUS chinson. There was a welcome by 361 Center Street Manchester, Conn. LARGE the Worthy Master Henry F. Fletch­ Phone Manchester 4076 Wheatena ROOMS FINAST TIPS Richmond Bantam 3 * 2 5 ' ' er which was responded to by the Worthy Steward Leonard O. Bragg. 2 pkgs. • * A piano solo was played by Stella ROYAL SCARLET ULTRA VACUUM FFEE, 1-lb. can *7c 12c and 25c Peter Pan Whoie Grain 2 25 Olmsted. The lecturer gave a fine Brownie Coffee, I Square Deal Coffee, 2 A W i report of Lecturers’ Conference. A 2 2 < Finast Bantam 3 29 * 1-H>. pkg...... 21c I 1-Ib. pkg...... 19c Package SURPRISE 8010, “Old Fashioned Song” was 2 5 * ALL GREEN rendered by a sister in costume, whicn was followed by a very inter­ TABLE BICE, Royal Sculet, 1-lb. p k g ...... 7c LAND O’LAKES 2 siza 2 tins ------=TOMATOES= esting address by Assistant State’s SALAD DRESSING, Regal Scarlet, S2-oz. J a r ...... 25c Attorney Mitchell, telling of prison ASPARAGUS, Royal Scarlet, Large Green, tall square can . .27c QuaiHy Pack 3 and jail work. There were over WHEATENA, large pkg...... 21c \mn* due hundred members present. OCIAGK>N SOAP, 8 giant ca k e s...... 18o BUTTER 2 <>» S5* The South Windsor Parent-Teach­ Choice Pack 3 ers’ Association will open its winter Royal Scarlet Pickling ^plce, Royal Scarlet Carrots and SAUER Richmoijd Red Ripe 3 season on Wednesday, October 11 at Whole Mixed, Ig. pkg. .. .9c Peas, Ig. c a n ...... 15c V^ood Memorial library. The fol­ Wax Paper, Williams’ Lunch, ««8UNR18E*' lowing are the officers for the year: Royal Scarlet Tomato Juice, 40-ft. r o l l ...... 10c Tomatoefl GRAPE­ VINEGAR KRAUT Richmond Red Ripe 2 President, Mrs. Harry Stoughton; TUNA 26-oz. Jar ...... 17c Brazil Nuts, Fancy, Large, Fancy FISH fw ouA L irr vice president, Mrs. Beatrice Man­ Royal Scarlet Tomato Juice, lb...... 16c FRUIT Quart Finast 3 Jr. 5 3 ( • | chester; secretary, Mrs. Rolsuid 2 cans I 16-oz. J a r ...... 10c Beets, Royal Scarlet, Sliced, Flask Dion; treasurer, "Mrs. Josephine me^um can ...... 10c Couch; auditor, Mrs. Kenneth Segee. Apple Butter, 88-oz. Jar .. 19c Cherries, RoyM Scarlet, Whole TRWG BEANS- The recently organized Abe E. Cranberry Oooktail ...... 89c Black, largest ca n ...... 20o Miller Post, No. 133, American Le- Oea < on of South Windsor held instal- 2 3 1 5 * standard Cut Grean f r 2 8 ^ gtioD of officers in the town hall, MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE, 1-lb. can ...... Me SPINACH llM South Windsor, last evening. Past 8ANKA COFFEE, 1-lb. c a n ...... -*10 FWAST RIehinond Cut 3 • 8 7 i ' ^ strict Commander, Dr. H. E. MY-T-FINE DESSERTS, Chocolate and VaalUa, 8 pkge. ... .Mo MEAT DEPARTMENT '^ s in g and his degree team of CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS, l-U». pkg...... 16c W hole W ax CORTLAND ^ r 4 9 ^ West Hartford had charge of the in- BOILED F a n c y FAVORITES. Uneeda Bakers* Assorted Biscuits, 11-oz. pkg. 28e file staJlation. The following officers WHOM tvere Installed: Herbert Elose, com- 3 4 3 ^ Finast Refugee 4 9 f ■mander; Nathan Miller, senior vice ROYAL SCARLET CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, 2 If. cane . .Me ROA8T1NO commander; Arthur Starks, junior H a m vice commander; Raymond Neff, Wet Shrimp, 2 tall cane 26c | Lobeter, «/,-elze c a n ...... 29c adjutant; A. E. Armstrong, finance S l i c e d CHICKENS » FREE « officer; Frank Burton, chaplain; WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED OUR FIRST SHIPMENT OF 5-Pennd Avensg e George Rose, historian; Walter NEW IMPORTED SALT BERRINOB TO BELL AT t for Me ONE . S |b pk| Stratton, sergeant at arms; Alex OUeky, service officer; executive Do Von like iiro^ Aeeeef Tre"RSvr Borne impertei Ivom JACK F«0« WANULAWe Cecomut u^c"ki " 94^ committee, for one year, Dana P. Bweden A t ...... Me lb. Randall; for two years, George 3 3 * ” 2 9 ® SUGAR Chocolate Cookits 2^19^ Parks; for three years, Clarence J. MEAT SPECIALS Roee. WITH THE FUiCHAM Of Lege of Lamb ...... Mo lb. V Siloed B acon ...... Slo Ib. GROUND BEEF b r ig h t Wo o d SlAMESjB TWINS TO WED Roeet B e e f...... Me H>, Brlgbtwood Sadsagee . ,tSo lb. O N E Ib ih i D o u g h n u t s r.$i Scotch H a m ...... Sic Ib. New York, Oct. 6—(AP) — The Brigbtwoed Center Cot Pork Baked Ram ...... 69c Ib, JOMNIOH'I AQultaaU came is from England to­ C b o p e ...... 28o lb. Dried Beef, sliced to order, 2 lbs. 3 9 c ROAST Swool Ryt Broad >j!hp l i day, brisglng Violet and Daley Hil* Native Boaelbif Cailckene, ^ (4*lb, SOo, 86o, MH.CQ-MALT ‘tdB; Biameee twine, and they lb. a v e ra g e ...... 88e lb, 1-Ib. 10c. PrtaeBrMd |B& D If bteuffbt a itory that they will figure SAUSAGE MEAT in a double wedding wltnin a year. PORK iDaley, the one on the left, eaid etxe Fancy braaberrlee, f Hm...... Me lehnont BraadjuOTg;_^_jg[_^ engaged to Jack Lewie, an or- Sweet Potatoes, Oarrote. String Beane, Lettnoe, Celery, Canll- SU G E D BA(X)N ■ .21c Ib. ^ e t r a leader, now in Cbioago. Sower. iN A P P Y W let reported that her fiance le MKHIL, BBtING or Soap Bnnebee ...... ISe pronodnent Bnglieb boxer,” whom CALVE8’LlV FR ..89clb. OLDBRIlfrfTIR iBIW -m ebe met abroad. She ^eollned to CHEE8E divulge hie name. Brown’e Botter. Mrtot^jrrtoh Bgge. CONNICTKUT V^LBY otm The twine, who mfike profeeelonal SCjOTCHHAM ■■■■$5clb. •OTTUK laraaew and wboap home la In BREAD! Baymond*s • Bond Wonder aad Bone . AatOBio; Tex., etld they found iervlee. • U M B L E G 8 ROAOT'BEEF . A E T N A a S a V audieneea not ao “warm" aa .f,. • ...... ’ s B s i s m m m m y BlANUHEB'i'BRWaNlNC HBlUIjR yglpATrOCTeBroAIW*’ ' ^ r,i

b»,-tx«ated by maaipiitetloii^ th# um •' t pend the exact nature of the arms of enemafl, end Sinui^dal or Morse PJU R D VILLE Mtfltffl Germany will expect to possess. ROCKEFELLER PLAN Wave electrical current Poesibly, He added that if Germany accept*, MENUS yoii*oquld find some osUopath or the short'term army of 200,000 OF BOOZE CONTROL chlreprsetor who could give you w . FIRST OF TOWN JOBS Ttien she xtaturaUy would require For Good I|ealth thCM tn^tmenta. Orange jtdoe Is aumaments of a defensive character nox. acid fdrpdsg in the body, but sufficient to cover her needs. (OentiBoed from Page One) A Week’s Supply tends to make the blood more alka- BbS t in Need of Repair High* A ^ e d if Germany had repudlat* Uhe, so do not worry on tiiat ac­ ed the idea of a “trial period,” the Recommended way Committee Decide to fore-word to a report on liquor count spokesman replied that the Reich By Dr. Frank McCoy Entirely Rebuild It. control recently completed by Ray­ was not opposed to successive mond B. Fosdick and Albert L. (Avomdo) stages of disarmament based on BfENUS One of the first xindertaMngs of; Scott after an eight-month survey Qimtion: Mr. Everett ^ asks: technical considerations, but rejects sponsored by Rockefeller. Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested for file highway department this yeaf '“How should one eat an avocado? what he called “the good behavior The first aim in a program Of the week beginning Sunday, October (rtll be the construction of a bridge How much at one meal and, th* period.” liquor control. Rockefeller said, in 8, 1933. most important, what does it go >ver the Bigelow brook that fiows It was understood the communica­ Into the Hockamun river at HlUiard- his statement, is the abolition of Sunday with or is it best to eat it alone as tions to Lcmdon and Rome were lawlessness, even if “the immedi­ I do all of my .fruits? 1 have tried rtUe on Hilliard street The town oral. Breakfast — Glass of grapejuice meeting, on the recommendation of ate result is temporarily away one-half hour before breakfast; making a meal of it alone, but It f. Frank Bowen, recommended f2,- from, temperance.” , Poached egg on Melba toast; Stew­ seema bard to digeet.” AT A l P MARKETS 500 for new bridges for the coming LABOR TROUBLES Teiiipenuioe Next ed raisins. Answer: Avocadoes are an oily irear, but it is not expected that ’The second aim is temperance— Lunch —Mushroom soup; Head fruit and shoiUd be Considered in the more than 5500 will be expended. “the focusing of all forces of so­ lettuce, with peanut butter dressing same' class as olives. Unlike the acici RABY BEEF The highway committee of the D EU Y ADVANCE ciety upon the department of self-, (made by thinning peanut butter fruits, they combine well with any present board of selectmen have control and temperance,” in the with milk.) food but because they are very rich WOiLD^ RECORD PRICE [^Van occasion to ride around town use of alcoholic beverages. Dinner — RoMt pork; Cooked in fat should only be used In moder­ R IB RDAITi^ll^ to see what work should be taken (Continued from Page One) “To develop the habi of temper­ spinach; Asparagus; Combinatiop ate amounts, pi^erably with the ^ I I J ^ POUND op at once and completed before the ance in individuals, t'l take up s^ad of celery,' carrots and peas non-starchy vegetables. , Half of an snow storms come on. They visited the rate of others from being ad­ again the slow march of education molded in gelatin; Baked apple. average-sized avocado is usually PAID BY THE A £ P FOR THE BABY BEEF the small bridge on Hilliard street vances. —this is the real and fundamental Monday . ^ opmigh to use at one time as they ind foimd it badly in need of repair. “In most parts of the country, re­ approach to the problem of alco­ Breakfast— Coddled eggsf*CriB^ are very nourishing. This bridge was wsished away in a tail trade was held fairly steeidy to hol,” Rockefeller said. bacon; Genuine wholewheat muffins. Grand ChampionI OVEN RIUET&Z1« aood in 1908 and was replaced as a last week’s level, but gains which The report regard liquor taxa­ Lunch—Cooked pumpklD; Strihg temporary bridge. Since the bus should be accumulating at this tion, as it should be regarded, pri­ beans; Shredded lettuce. Br ia r c l if f - La d d ie 58 lines on the RockviUe-Hartford line period were almost entirely absent. marily as a helpful ^ tor in for­ Dinner— Salisbury steak; Baked BRITISH LABOR URGES STUKS CUT TO ORDER ire now routed over the bridge it While no feeling of apprehension warding these objectives and only parsnips; Boiled turnips; Sadad of incidentally as a means of produc­ bas become weakened and it was can be discerned, the attitude of quavered cucumbers; Pineapple RUSSIAN RECOGNITION A&P again bought the Grand Cham­ Fancy Milk-Fed conceded that it should be taken consumers generally is one of hesi­ ing income. souffle with whipped cream. care of at once. The bridge on tation, awaiting the force of some Another Principle Tuesday pion Baby Aberdeen-Angus Steer A.dams street, silso rebuilt in 1908, is strong impetus to release the ftmds “Another principle which the re­ Breakfast—Glass of orange Jiiice port develops is that only as the Hastings, Eng., Got 6— (AP) — & well erected structure and while a which admittedly are nearing double upon arising; Oatmeal with butter Approval of a resolution demanding and other prize baby beef steers at profit motive is eliminated is there Roasting Chickens (ittle narrow is of sufficient width those available a year ago for the or cream. a permanent trade treaty with the Eastern States Exposition. A&P to take care of the traffic. acquisition of merchantJse. any hope of controlling the liquor Lunch — String beans; Mashed Soviet Russia was the chief business “The most active lines this week traffic in the interest of society. So turnips; Salad of chopped cabbage before the trial session of the bought these prize steers for two rea­ have been ^cotton, silk and woolen to approach the problem from any and tomatoes; Glass of mUk. British Labor : Party conference 8/2 to 4-lb. other angle is only to tinker with Average GERMANY REJECTS dress goods, women’s and misses’ Dinner—Roast beef; Cooked beet here today. sons: First, to support the worthy ready-to-wear and accessories, it and to Insure failure. This point tops; Cooked celery; McCoy salad Reaffirming their long maintained 2 1 ‘ "» cannot be too heavil"' strewed.’ 4-B Club movement; second—to en­ TRIAL PERIOD PLAN shoes, millinery, notions and food­ (Ifettuce, tomatoes, and cucumbers); friendly attitude toward Russia, the Genuine Spring stuffs.” Rockefeller reaffirmed nis per­ Jello or Jell-Well with ^^hlpped Laborltes have urged adequate courage the production of the better sonal devotion to total abstinence, cream. credit facilities to support trade but reiterated his belief, first m ^ e lb. 1 9 c (Continued from Page One) REPORT ON S’TORM Wednesday with the Soviet Union. grade of meats, such as sold in Lamb Legs known a year ago, last June, in Breakfast—Baked eggs; Genuine R. C. Wallhead, M. P., asserted the the regretable failure of the 18th A&P markets! definitely to what extent other na­ Havana, Oct. 6 — (AP) — The wholewheat bread and butter; Stew­ refusal to recognize Russia or grant Amendment,” and the necessity for Fancy White tions were ready to reduce armies National Observatory announced at ed figs. trade and credit facilities was due and armaments, beginning now. noon today that a storm which was its repeal. Lunch— Steamed rice; Browned to “sheer imadulterated hatred of Sunday, Oct. 8-"'Baby Beef' Sundayl lb. 1 9 t Depends On Answer centered approximately 450 miles carrots; Salad of head lettuce with the principles upon which the union The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 1,000 Serve Baby Beef for YoAr Sunday Dinner Veal Legs On the answer to that question, west northwest of Bermuda was olive oil. was founded.” the spokesmsin explained, will de- headed toward Bermuda. feet high. Dinner—Dish of cottage cheese; The present British government Cooked beets; Cooked lettuce; Salad recently resumed diplomatic rela­ Silverbrook Creamery of endive and celery: Prune whip. tions with Russia and now Is nego­ Thursday tiating a new trade treaty. Breakf2ist — Tosisted breakfast Meantime, while the Conservative lbs. IVORY food with cream (no sugar); Ripe Party at Birmingham was voting BUTTER RINSO Its approval of the government’s SOAP or stewed peaches. Large PIN EH U RST-Dial 4151 Lunch—Stuffed celery; non caution in handling the India prob­ Encore Encore f 2 pkgs. 39c 6 bars 29c starchy vegetable soup. lem, the Labor Party passed a reso­ Dinner — Baked chicken with lution protesting against the policy Melba toast dressing; Cooked car­ now being pursued and demanding Macaroni and Spaghetti Spaghetti FRESH PEAS the release cf all political prisoners. 20-Ounce PIPPIN or WINESAP Medium Sized rots and peas; Salad of raw cauli­ Telephone peas, 4>/j inches flower; Junket. y long, with eight to nine tender Friday Montana has nine Institutions of 3 canf \ 9 * , APP]LES McIntosh Apples higher lean^ing; one to every 60,- 4 25< peas in each pod. Breakfast— French omelet on Hand picked—^juat the size 000 of i Dpulation. 16-quart basl Melba toast; Applesauce. , “*59c the (^lildren like. 1 8 4 c Lunch—Cooked spinach; McCoy WHITE Unsweetened 16-quart basket 0 0 ^ The finest peaa we have seen salad; Glass of milk. Evaporated For Biaking - 1Mes - Sauce. in a month. Dinner— ‘ Baked sea bass; Cooked HOUSE MILK chayotes; Cooked celery: Vegetable C. H. TRYON’S RIPE CANTALOUPES, 15c, and O salad molded in gelatin; Carrot pud­ Uneeda Baker Specials! SWEET POTATOES, 1 fl r* ding. Buy One Can of Johnson s 4 lb s ...... 1 VJC 2 fo r ...... Saturday Sanitary Market Large Breakfast -D ish of wholewheat MILCO M A LT Snow Flake Wafers p'<*-21c mush with butter or cream; Pear DIAL 4800 SUMMER Seedless Very Fancy Grapefruit SWEET RHUBARB each 10c sauCe. CIDER WHITE Lunch—Cucumber and olive sand­ Land O’Lakee Butter, 2 6 c 6. G. Crisps ">'23t 2 lbs. SQUASH Ripe, Red 39c gal. 35c GRAPES Medium wiches. TOMATOES Grapefruit Dinner—Stuffed beef rolls; Baked Fancy Potatoes, and receive a two-pound C D E E | Plus Deposit. 25c 9c 2 lbs. 25c S for 25c eggplant: Salad of raw spinach, to­ Package of SUGAR a IV. K fc # Premium Soda Crackers ^ 16c mato and asparagus; Pineapple 2 Pounds 1 Tender Lamb gelatin. Lard ...... I O C Lucky Strike Choice Poultry Selected Meats . ‘BAKED SEA BASS: After Vermont Maple Syrup, 1 7 / , Old Qcld thoroughly washing and wiping fish, Chesterfield ^ pkgi. 2*1 e Serving Poultry Is easy. Pine- 'The Lamb Legs for roasting Pinehurst which we are featuring tomor­ place in baking pan with small 2 Packages Gold Medal 1 Q CIGARETTES Oemele hurst does aU the cleaning and amount of water, and bake in mod­ Pancake Flour ...... IJ/C dressing for you. Birds are row are mostly cut from Morris Roast Beef DeLuxe Lambs. Lamb is priced erate oven. One pound or less re­ Brown Sugar, Bulk, ready for the pan. Or a Tender very reasonably and we know quires from 15 to 20 minutes; from lb...... 0 2 C Plump, Tender, Fresh you will be pleased with the ten­ 3 to 4 pounds, 45 to 60 minutes. Add Native Boasting Chickens, O Q ^ CARNATION MILK Pinehurst Steak derness of this grade Lamb. no fat nor other seasoning except 5 lbs, to 6 lbs., Ib...... ^ O C BROILERS are favorite dinner meats of butter when' ready to serve. You Native Fowl, 23c most men. And they also like Shoulders of Lamb will find this method of preparing FI4ESH FRIUlfS VEGETABI. e s fish superior to those methods call­ Legs oif Lamb, 19c e a c h 5 9 ^ Pot Roast Bone dand Rolled ing for gravies amd sauces, for you with plenty of brown gravy, will get all of the benefit of a good Fork to Roast, Rib Ends, 16c 2 for $1.15 mashed potatoes and buttered 89c to’ 99c each protein food without any of the green beans or peas. Mint J e lly ...... 10c harmful effects produced by the ad­ New Potatoes 15 Try the Run of the Garden dition of starch or spicy seasoning. Prime Rib Roast Beef, 1 9 C 4-POUND ROASTING OR A few large plain Lamb Legs FRYING CHICKENS Green Peas at 22c lb. Luscious Red QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Daisy Hams, ...... 23c ...... 19c Beal Italian (^aghettl Dlaner, Juicy; SvFsst Cailferhla A&P 3 5 5 c 25c Cellophane Wrapped Boy home-grewn prodoota. Pot Boost, DelMonte 2 29c Hk ...... 15c BACON, Chocolate or Vanilla 15c“'25c'“ Iona 3 3 5 c Marigold 2 “ "‘ 29c lb...... 21c E-Zee-Freeze Fresh, Leui Pork O Aj* Butts, n»...... 0& U C Oar Own Ooffse, ORANGES 29c Pinehurst BUTTER For Oven or Pst Ice Cream Powder OUR BEST Fitsh Boasted, 20c Fancy Bacon, lb. 25c L^OZtis* Forequarter Veal, 1 Q ^ Blaearoni, Spaghetti, EIbews» Scotdi Ham, lb. 35c 3 for 2 S ^ 2 n > 8 . s s c b«neJ^a^^j222J5LJ-21i Alphabets, Egg 3 # C dog. Sldiileas, BuMtoes Noedlos, 4 pkgs. .. 25c Iona Cut 3 " if .^ 2 9 c l Diced " i? 10< Plcnlo Boll, i>» , ■ F eatu rin g 14c KreOd^ Assorted Medluin Size TAO TEA SPECIAL SmaUk Dry-Ouied, navtis, S for .... U m Finest 45e Grade 10c 10—5-cnp sin Tea Balia ...... ,...21e avttace 2 9 c doa. 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lAANCHESl’ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6 ,198S. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM EXPLAINS You can’t buy a neW Digestion FRIDAY, OCTOBER,« (Central sad Bsstern Stsadsrd Tims) MOVING MOUNTAIN Nets—All prosTams to key and bulo obalna m erouw thsrMf unlm ipscl- flsd; coast to coast (e to elMslsnatlos locladss all available statlona Programs subject to change. P. M. Cent. EasL IT P A Y S so protect it... NBC-WEAF NETWORK 6:00— 7:00—Myrt A Merge— east only 6:16— 7:16—Just Plain Bill — east: Nothing Volcank About It, BASIC — East! weaf wlw weel wtle Orehes.-Dixie: Rangers—west wjar wtag wcsh wfl wilt wtbr wgy 6:30— 7:30—Quartet A Orehee.—ee.; TO WAIT ON ' .. prv nntritlotis foods tliat are easy on the' dlgestton heeauie yea ttiak jea. vtben wcae wtam wwj wsal; Mm: Md Russo Orch.—midw; Orehes.—Dixie vznad wcfl woc-who wow wd&i wkdi 6:45— 7:46— Boake Carter, Talk — ba­ He Says— Coal Bed Is Are yw oheattng y w ain l^ . among the thomands of Manchester folks who have learned th at " i t NORTHWEST A CANADIAN - sic; Between the Bookende—west cannot aff^d to buy them? Then jron're not among me ^ ^ ^ wlba kstp webc wday kfyp crct cfcl TM>— 8:00—The Happy Bakere east; YOURSELF Pays To Walt On Yourself.” For Self-Serve Customers know that at H ^s ^ SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjax Kasper Sisters—w; Sextet—midw irays ao w iu at prices within reason. Every item (of the UvO wlla-wsun wiod wsm wmc wsb wapl 7i16— 8i15— Edwin C. Hill — basic; Bnhimg Up. that are fun Of health-giving vitamins essential to good heMtn . . F ^ ^ wjdz wsmb kvoo wky wtaa wbap kprc Team—Dixie; Organalities—west tn a i Ktba ktbs . ^ ^ , 7:80— 8:30—Phil Spltalny’s Revue — thousand) we stock Is selected because tt Is a QUALITY product. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgrlr kshl east; Ann Leaf, Organ—west & so PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl krw komo 8 d »— 9:00—Irvin S . Cobb—coast out Washington, Oct. 6. — (AP) — kbq kfsd ktar kru 8:16— 9:16—Tommy McLaughlin—to e Carbon mountain, Colorado’s seeth­ Cent. East. 8:30— 9:30—Football Show—cat to ost Hale’s Famous Milk ^ 9:00—10:00—Olsen A Johnson—c to cst ing ruiabllng, and rambling hill, is 4:00— S:00—Symphonic Dance—also e 9:80—10:30—Alexander Woollcott—to e Swift’s ‘Treminm” 4:30— 6:30—Tom Mix, Sketch—eaat 9:46—10:46—Barlow Symphony — ba­ that way because it’s Just like a A Our Modem Refrigerated Cases 4:46— 6:46—The Wizard of Oz, Drama sic; Myrt and Marge—west repeat 6:0(^ 6rf)^—Dinner Concert—also cat huge cookstove the housewife went BREAD 2 loaves 1 ^ ® 10:16—11:1 ^ V e ra Van, Songs—also o Keep Our OVENBED 6:30— 6:30—To Be Announced—east; 10:30—11:30—Leon Belasco Or.—c to o off and forgot. Tom Mix—repeat for midwest 11:00—12:00—Lombardo Orch.—c to cat Wholesome! Nutritioiis! Tasty! Healthful! The largest and 6:45— 6:46—Qould A Shefter, Pianists Such was the scientific explana­ 11:30—12:80—Barney Rapp and Tom heaviest loaf In the U. S. A- a* this price! 6:00— 7:00—Charlie Leland, Comedy Qerun Orchestras—coast to coast tion of John B. Reeside, geologist 6:16— 7:16—Billy Batchelor, Sketch 12KM>- 1:00—Dance Hour—wabc only 6:30— 7:80—Betty Boop Frollo—also e at the "National Museum here, of Fresh Fruits 6:46— 7:46—The Qoldbergs. Serial Act NBC-WJZ NETWORK thia week’s latest manifestation of HAM Amoour’s Melrose SMOKED 7:00— 8:00—Orch. A Cavaliers—c to c the lone mountain that apparently 8:00— S.-OO—Fred Allen and His Gang BASIC — East; wjs wbs-wbsa wb^ 8:30— 9:30—Victor Young's Orehestra wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmsJ; wanta to be a range. and Vegetables! 9:00—10rf)0—The First Nightor—e to o Midwest: wclor kyw wenr wls kwk* It upheaved and threw- down SHOULDERS pound 9 C 9:30—10:30—Lum A Abner's SoclabN k i^ koD wren wmaq kso wkbf 10:00—11:00—Meyer Davis A Orchestra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj hundreds of of rock, taking its «mmH . , lean . . mDd sugar euredr-SHANKLESS! 10:30—11:30—Mark Fisher's Orchestra wilMi xstp webo wday kfyr crct cfci own top off sixty to one hundred Crisp and Fresh! Poond 1 1 :00—12:00—Ralph Kirbery, Baritone SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax feet, 8 0 the Colorada accounts said. (W h ole) 11:06—12:05—Harry Sosnick Orehestra wfla-wsTin wiod wsm wmc wsb wapl 11:30—12:30—Carlos Molina's Orehestra wJqx wsmb kroo wky wfaa wbap kpro “Tliere’a nothing volcanic about Armour’s “Stari* woal ktbs ktbs it,” said Reeside, who knows Car­ Sm all size CB8-WABC NETWORK MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl bon mountain intimately. “Durango Iceberg h em e from . BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo we/1 fed waab wnac wgr wkbw wkrc whk cklw khq kfsd ktar is a coal district, and near the base BACON pound 1 5 « wdre wcau wip wjas wean vfbl wspd CenL EasL of Carbon mountain is a coal bed Iowa corn- at a “knockout” wjsv; Midwest: wbbm wgn wibm kmbe 4:16— 6:16—Psul Ash Orehes.—also a twenty feet thick. Slab sugar cured bacon. Lean fed porkers. kmox wowo vrtiaa 4:30— 6 «> —Singing Lady—east only LETTUCE “Ovenized” EAST A CANADA — wpg whp wlbw '*The mountain’s heat, smoke, and price, ______. _ 4:46— 6:46—Orphan Annie—east only ham has a whec wlbz wfea wore wicc efrb ckac 6:00— 6dX>—Henry King’s Orchestra smeU, la due to the combustion of California Icebergs. Large d i x i e — wgst wsfa wbro wqam wdod Jack Frost CANE __ 6:30— 6:30—Major, Sharp, Minor— th at coed In the ground. Coal fires distincti V e Ura wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr east; Singing Lady—repeal to wgn size . . crisp! delightfnUy ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 6:45— 6:45—Lowell Thomas — east; can start naturally, by chemical ac­ ivdae wbig wtar wdbj wwva wm bgwsjs Orphan Annie—midwest repeat tion or by lightning striking, or dlffe rent MIDWEST — wcah wxl wmt wmbd 6:00— 7:00—Amos 'n' Andy—east only SUGAR 10ib.bag48« taste. Try wtaq wisn wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wceo they may start through the care­ 6:16— 7:16—On Treasure Island—east a sam ple W S D t 6:30— 7:30—Black's String Symphony lessness of miners. RefinedR«AnMl In the UTT. . S. A.A . MOUNTAIN—fcvor kls koh kal before yon 7:00— 8K)0—Shutta and O'Keefe Gareleanaeas, Cause 2 fo' COAST—khj koln kgb kfre kol kfpy 7:30— 8:30—Potash snd Perlmutter buy as you kvl kfbk kmj kwg kem kdb kgmb ‘Tt would be my guess that care­ Hale’s Famous “Bed Bag” 7:46— 8:46—Rod Davis, Drama—baslo shop the Cent. East. 8:00— 9:00—Phil Harris A Orchestra lessness at some time started the Self - Serve 4:00— 5:00-^klppy, Sketch—east only 8:30— 9:30—Phil Baker Show—c to e coal beds of Carbon moimtaln burn­ 4:16— 5^16—Four Eton Boys—to cat 9riX>—10:00—To Be Announced Green Top _ Saturday. 4:30— 5:30—Jack Armstrong—ea only 9:30-r10:30—Mario Cozzie, Baritone ing. As this bed of coal bums to COFFEE 4:^5— 5:45—Brusiloff’s Orch.—also cst 9:45—10:46—Floyd Gibbons, Talk—to e ash, everything above it has to lOrfXJ—11:00—The Three Jesters—east; Fresh ground or In bean. 6d)0— 6:00—Enoch Light Orch.—east; come down. Armour’s StMT Jack Frost Confectioner’s Skippy, Sketch—repeat to midwest Amos 'n' Andy—repeat for west Carrots bunch 8:16-^ 6:16—The Rangers—east only 10:15—11:16—The Poet Prince—also c “Bver3fthlng above it has also 8:30— 6:30—Eddie Dooley—east only; 10:30—11:30—Reggie Child’s Or.—to c been dried, cracked, and loosened FnU count, large size bunches. Sugar Jack Armstrong—^midwest repeat 11:00—12:00—Cab Calloway .Orchestra by the heat. Above the Carbon 6:46— 6:45—H. V. Kaltenborn—also o 11:30—12:30—V acant Lopez Orchestra Swift’s Brookfield Lard21bs.l3® mountain coal there happens to be Bleacbed Hearts of Limit 6 pounds. soft rocks, clay, and shalea 3 pkgs. 19® “All this is in excellent condition iJght or dark brown and pow­ 8:30—^Moe and Nell. Ideal Not-A-Seed 8:45— ^Red Davis. to start moving if it is helped by C elery 2 bun» 1 7 * dered included. 9:00—^Phil Harris and his Orches­ torrential thundershowers late in BUTTER tra; TiPAh Ray, blues singer. the season. 2 and S-staDi bunches. Raisins Blue wnc “ Sometimes such coal beds bum 9:30—Phil Baker; Harry McNaugh- Travelers Broadcasting Service ton; orchestra, direction Roy slowly for years, the air needed for 2 pkgs. 1 5 ® Tissue Hartford, Conn, Shield; Merrie Men quartet; combusition seeping inslowly Se,000 W.. 1060 K. 282-8 M- Neil Sisters; harmony trio. through the cracks in the rocks. Seeded or seedless! “As long as that coal bed contin Soup Bunches 6 roUs 2 5 ^ 10:01—“The Witch of Ender”— ues to bum, the mountain win Fun count, l/K)0-sheet rolls. Wyiday, October 6. drama. move, as the rocks above are dis­ Grote A Weigel’s 10:30— Cascades Orchestra. bunch P . M . placed during storms. 4 :00—Walter Dawley, organist. 10:45— Floyd Gibbons. “And once it gets moving, it goes Fresh! Every vegetable that is needed for a de- Fresh, sweet cream Sausages Hale’s “Plain Bag” 4:80— South Sea Islanders. 11:00— Time, weather, temperature. a long way. Given enough moisture Ucious soup. butter with a na­ 5:00—Norman Cloutier, and Mod­ 11:04— Sports Review — Bill Wil­ to soften somewhat that baked and tional reputation for liams. Tea lb. 25^ em Dance Orchestra. loosened material, it is likely to goodness! lb. 17® Bed, Green Top •Orango Pekoe or Formosa 11:15— News. move like a stream.” Pork sausages . . exceUent 5:30— Tom Mix. Oolong. 5:45—^Wizard of Oz. 11:30— ^Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra. with wheat cakes mornings! 6:00—Wrightville Clarion. 12:00— Cotton Club Orchestra.. 12:30— Hotel Shorehan Orchestra. R adishes bunch 2 c 6:32—Tune Vendors. — Cookie.Department Specials Have You Tried 6:45— Uncle Ned the Weather Man. 1:00— Time. CONN^Cnirr COLLEGE 7:00— Charles Leland. Sunshine Bazaar 7:15— Studio Program. FRESHMEN AS CLOWNS I 7:30—Jack and Loretta Clemens. SWEET QUICK ARROW 7 :45— ^Walter Hapgood on Sports. 8:00— Jessica Dragonette and Men )notations— A ssortm en t About Town. Play Part as They Begin Their POTATOES 9:00— Fred Allen’s Revue. Traditional Initiations — I Clean . . washed sweet pota­ 9 :80— Victor Young’s Orchestra- I’ve ^ven up the idea of retiring. Must Wear Odd Costumes. toes. 1 0 ® pound 2pkg8.35* 10 ;00— “First Nighter.’’ There’s too much work to be done If the organization to Delicious hand made cookies from the Sunshine 10:30— Lum and Abner. and too short a time to do it in. which you belong has not en­ 11:00— Merry Madcaps — Norman —Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott. Freshmen at Connecticut College B akery! tered the contest, call the, Cloutier, director. had to play the part of clowns last Self-Serve immediately for 11:30—Mark Fisher’s Orchestra. 5 ****• 9 * Betty Crocker The Nazis have the conviction night. The role was imposed upon particulars. ’Three valuable 12:00— Ralph Kirbery, the Dream that there is a likeness in the facial them by the Sophomores in a circus cash prizes given away. Con­ Singer. representation of Christ and the in the gymnasium which began their test ends October 31st. 12:05—Harold Stem’s Orchestra. Angel Food Cakes29® photographs of Hitler. traditional initiation. The initiation California 18-egg Aogel Food cake. FuU weight. From an 12:30— Maxim Lowe’s Orchestra. —Rev. Stanley High, Stamford, ceremonies will continue until Sat­ original recipe. 1:00— Silent. Conn. urday noon. During this time the Freshmen G rapefruit Popular Every Day Items I wish it was only by book-burn­ will wear their blue broadcloth gym For Fluffy Pastry Try ing that intolerance vented it^ mad­ outfit covered by a loose fitting ness. burlap bag costume to the knees. C A N N O N ^ A Cow Brand Baking Soda ...... pkg* 7c —H. G. Wells. • One long black cotton gym stock­ 6 2 5 ^ WDRC Red-Glo Tomatoes...... 3 caps 29c ing, one short white sock, and high As a deUghtful change from orange Juice! DISH TOWEL B a k e s -A ll heeled shoes will be worn. The (N o. 2 size can. Hand packed.) 225 Hartford Conn. 1330 Labor and the farmer are cheat­ head dress will be a gym stocking ed by the same people, despised by Sunkist Naborhood Whole B eets ...... - ...... 3 cans 29c the same people and kept apart by tied with a pale blue ribbon, and the Friday, October 6. the same people. hair will be severely out of sight. (No. 2 size can.) P. M. —Mrs. Gifford Pinchot. False noses will complete the facial 1:15— World's Series from Wash­ effect. Stuffed animals must be Lem ons A for 9® Cigarettes (all k in d s)...... carton $1.05 For muffins, waffles, bis­ ington. Please tell the world I hope to carried and offered on bended knee Juicy! Sour! Large! 4:30— New Flashes. cuits, and other goodies. Prince Albert Tobacco ...... 79c live a little longer. to each Sophomore whom they en­ 4:35— U. S. Array band. —Charles A. Lindbergh. counter. 5:00— Skippy. Manchester girls who are Fresh­ Northern Spy Beech-Nut Peanut Butter ...... Ig. jar 15c 5:15— ^Vera Van. Daylight savmg time in the east men at Connecticut College are Bumford 6:30—Jack Armstrong — All- Doir-Gon-Good Dog Food ...... • • 3 ti^ns 23c is over, but more time will be spent Mary Dolan of Plymouth Leme and (Pink meat from a formula healthful to aU dogs and cats— American boy. Lucy Barrera of School street. Apples 5 lbs. 1 fc in the moonlight. Raking Powder can 27^ no horse meat.) 5 -^5—Jack Miller; Nat Brusiloff’s WonderfulIL^nnilArffil forf n r cooking!fVhnlrlno’* Orchestra. 6:00—Enoch Light Orchestra. * 6:15— H-Bar-0 Rangers. Tokay ^ A revelation In pure Silver Lane Sunhlest 6:30— Football scores and resume. ® oUve oil from the choicest 6:45—Marvelous Melodies; Frank selected oUves. PEAS Hazard, tenor; BrusilolTs Grapes 3 19« Pickles qt. 2S^ Orchestra. PATTERSON’S Sweet mixed pickles. A home county prod­ Large size, sweet, colorful grapes. Old Monk 7:00— Myrt and Marge. uct-m ade at Silver Lane, Conn. 7:15— PhiUisse Chevalier, songs; Margaret Brown, pianist. Fresh Prune 7:30— Tydol Jubilee. MARKET O live Oil Individual 7:45— Pick and Pat. 8:00—Harriet Lee; trio; Joe 101 Center Street Telephone 3386 P lum s 2 doz. Green’s orchestra. Coffee Cakes Large size, purple plums. N o. i size tins. 8;15—Edwin C. Hill. Rib Roasts, 18c, 20c, 23c 8:30— Phil Spitalny’s orchestra; Legs Lamb Imported. From the first Julius Tannen, comedian. lb. Extra fine. All our lamb pressing of the oUves. Beauti- 3 1 0 ^ Sunbeam Sunkist Good size AOflee ^sakes with fruit centers and 9:00— Irvin Cobb. Pot Roosts, 18c, 20c, 25c is « super-fine. Chops, fuUy packed. , 9:15— Threads of Melody. tasty Icinf. 9:30— All-American football show. lb. Shoulders, Roasts.______PEACHES Old Monk 10:00— Olson and JcAmson. Bottenn Round, 25c lb. ORANGES Fancy Pink 10:30— Alexander Wolcott — The Top Round, 28c lb. Veal Cutlets 35c lb. Russian Dressing, 2 cans Town Crier. 10:45— New World Symphony. Veal Chops, 25c lb. jar 27c Salm on can 11:15— Columbia News Service. Pork Sausages, 20c lb. Boneless Veal Roasts, 2 2 ^ Old Monk A fancy pack! 11:30— laham Jones, orchestra. Beef Sausagesr 20c lb. 22c lb. 1,000 dozen to O livette...... jar 23c YeUow cling Sliced Sausages, 20c lb. Roasts with bone in, 18c seU! A popular Sunrise Fancy peaches! Perfect Fine for breakfast, dinner lb. seHlng Item! Old Monk haivee in rich, or supper. AD made by our­ Hundreds of doz­ Veal Shanks, 10c lb. Thousand Island heavy syrup. No. selves. ens of this size T una 2 cans 2 9 « %Yj size can. WBZ-WBZA sold every week. Dressing — jar 23c Fancy Ught meat. Springfield — Botton Our Scotch Ham too is well known Friday, October 6. If you have not tried It yet you ought to get acquainted with P. M. tt. You wiU Uke i t Where Manchester Buys Its MEAT— Hale’s Health Market 00— Gene Quaw and his Cosmo­ ^ MMiUt ilk Fed ______— e— — politan Orchestra. Freeh Poric 4:30— Arcadians. Scotch Ham diced 32c lb. Roast 5:00—Agricultural Markets. lb. Fowl each 3 9 * 5:15— Paul Ash and his Casino Or­ Legs Of Roaft chestra. in roasts 28c lb. Lean . . tender . . fresh! Large . . teodw . . mllk-fed foM. 5:30— Kellog Singing Lady. From two pounds upward. Plesse give ns a Uttte time to b e e f 5:45— JJttle Orphan Annie. * make you one. Let us know what yon want as early as yon Freeh Pork ^ Milk Fed Boasting 6:00— Hotel Pierre Orchestra. LAMB Cross rib A’i can. We wlU see to It M id appreciate your order. 6:30—Time, temperature. from prime beef. 8:34— Sports Review— Bill Wil­ Shoulderslb. 2 V * Chi®ken lb. 2 4 ^ No w ssm — sU liams. Frankfurts, Minced Ham, Pressed H ^ , ^logna, j^ e d solid QUALITY Lean, fresh shoulders of pork Best . . tender . . resulting chicken. 6:40—Weather. and Boiled Ham, Liverwurst, Calf and Beef Liver Cream )clh. beef boneless! 6:42— ^Famous Sayings. 6:45— ^Today’s News — LoweD Cheese and Other Cheeses! Milk and Cream. Vege­ Boneless Sugar Cored P o rk ^ Thomas. tables. Best quality, genuine 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy. Spring Iamb. This is Sausages lb. 7:15— ^Treasure Island. Ham an unusual value for lb-19' made from 7:30—Boston Sunday Adyertlssrs’ engar cored ham. Boneless, abso­ Hale’s QUALITY Pound Saturday! the purest of pork. “Ainerlcan Weekly.” lb. 25c lutely DO waste. 7 :45—Massachusetts Bay Colonies Steak Ground ^ £ —^leasim L. Archer. 8:00—^Sthel Sbutta, Walter lb. 20c FREE PARKING SPACE IN REAR OF STORE. ROOM FOR TWO HUNDRED GARS. 'Q’Keefe; Don Bestor and his Beef Ground brchesti^ - > ' / ■ y :' II '• PAGE rOURTEEN l^AKGHES'rEat^EmkGttB^ lih®r^@l#L'O O N N H T O C A Y /O cib S I^ 4 IflS*; ''A\ m Read the Classified Rental ProperiM Listing on this feqe r

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K-rr; AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 MO VIN G—TR UCKING— WANTED— ROOMS— HOUSES FOR RENT 65 DISCUSS SUCCESSOR Major Gridiron Elevert0 STORAGE 20 BOARD 62 FOR RtlNT—FOUR ROOM flat yWHO'S FOR SALE— 1926 DODGE sedan. RELIABLE COUPLE desire one or single house, aU improvements, LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE garage if deslrso. 16 Hcfmestead TO CUBS PRESIDENT Te^^hone 6121. two rooms and kitchen, furnished, moving, general ^rucking, livery street. Telephone 7081. f o Battle On ^All Froitfi^ service. Oui aflflllatlon with United in private home from Oct. 15th. W^E BUY, SELL and axcban^ lueo Chicago, Oct, 6.—(AP)—Possi­ * NEW COACH? Vans Service means lower rates on CaU Hartford 4-1069. cars aU makes and models. Armory bilities as to the successor of the A f " JIMMY DONAHUE furniture moving to distant points. HOUSES FOR SALE 72 New York, Oct 6.— (AP)—Foot-^ Princeton, open their GaragA 60 Wells street Telephone Large modem trucks, experienced late William L. (Bill) Veeck, pres­ against small college ttasasL . t., ident of the Chicago Cuba were be­ CARNEGIE’S HABP8TEB balTa major elevens deploy on all 6874. men, prompt service, all goods m- APARTM EN'l'S— FLATS— FOR SALE— SMALL PLACE on Midwest. Hartford Road, 7 rooms, coops, ing discussed today in baseball cir­ fronts tonight and tomorrow with sured while in transit are features TENEMENl'S 63 Back In 1928 they were calling Notre Dame’s initial rtart FORDS—1931 ROADSTER, 1929 garage, fruit trees and half acre cles. offered at no extra «p en sc to you. Howard Harpster “the guy who “ tune-up” games stfll the rule. The against Kansas; the Intsnwctiqqtf coupe, 1929 roadster, 1928 1% ton land. Price $2500. Two 5 room Although ec'lon may not be tak­ truck, Chevrolets, 1926 Coupe, DaUy trips to New'York, oaggage beat Notre Dame” . . . which was Friday schedule is topped by a psdr combat between Nebraska and TW; FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement singles, built 8 years, oak floors en for several months, the names 1933 Coach, Chrysler 58 sedan. delivered direct to steamshjp piers quite an honor, for few quarter­ of intersectional duels at Los An­ as, and a big ten conference battib in two family house. All Improve­ and trim, French doors, hot water of William M. Walker, John O. Brown’s Garage, West Center For further Information call 3063 ments. Inquire 267 Oak street Seys, both vice-presidents of the backs had led a team to win over geles and Stillwater, Okla. involving Minnesota and IndJaBk 8860. 8864. Perrett & Qlenney. Ina and steam heat. Owners out of the Irish . . . Today they’re calling In toe (California city, the Utah headlines the midwest slats. street town. Can sell for $3700 each. club, and Oscar Reichow, president FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, of the Los Angelei baseball club the same l£id coach . . . he’s only 26, Indians face U. C. L. A. At Still­ Sooth. SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the modem improvements, furnace and James J. Rohan, Telephope 7433. and the youngest coach of a big water, Oklahoma A. and M., of the Georgia and Tulane, Georgia ’Tegh accommodation ot their large De- which is affiliated with the Cubs, HOUSEHOLD SERVICES garage. 464 Hartford Road. Inquire figured largely In the talk. time school in the country .... Missouri Valley conference wUl play and Kentucky, Tennessee and M ^ Luxe hus for lodge, party or team sissippi State, Alabama and OFFERED 13-A 591 Center street. Walker Ip considered first in line Harpster takes over toe Plaid of Colorado University, another Rocky trips at special rates. Phont 3063 for the position, but his acceptance Pittsburg' at a time when football mountain conference eleven. An­ sisslppi, Florida and S«wanee,^are UPHOLSTERING, REPAIRING 8860. 8864. FOR RENT— SIX room tenement, hinges on his release from duties at there Is threatened with sinking out other intersectional test will send paired in southeastern. conference all improvements, 3 minutes from Reflnishing. Ciishlons and Mat­ hlE fish and oystei business. Simple of major status . . . and he’s in a George Washington University of games. tresses Rebuilt George Flood, 915 Depo- Square, 17 Osdtland street. tough spot, with a schedule that Washington, D. C., against North Far West. PAINTING— PAPERING 21 AND and semi-private funeral services Main street, Manchester. Telephone 8671. will be held for Mr. Veeck tomor­ includes battles with such veteran Dakota at Grand Forks. Southern California and Washing­ coaches as Pop Warner, Jack Other Leading Games. ton State hold the Pacific coast con­ FOR RENT—FIVE ROOMS, mod­ row at his lome in Hinsdale, HI., PAINTING, PAPER HANGING Sutherland, Hunk Anderson and Otoe? leading games include the ference spotlight all by theinselve*- em improvements, garage avail­ and burial will be at the Hinsdale Want Ad Inlonnstion and kalsomlnlng done at reason­ cemeterv. Noble Kizer . . . During Harpster’s ■meeting of BuckneU suid Duqueane But Stanford, California and Oi^ able prices. EJstimate cheerfully able, located at 67 Pine street, rent senior year at Carnegie, when he at Pittsburgh; Kansas State and St. gon State stack up against strong reasonable. Inquire Louis Resel, 63 bMWHUAM BBAICHER given. T*l. 5064. A. P. Kubnke was leading that great 1928 Plaid Louis at St. Louis; Detroit and non-conference rivals In Sants Manchester Pine street. Hard Lack! team. Chick Meehan, coach at N. Western Michigan 'Teachers at De­ Clara, St. Mary’s^and Gonzaga re­ Y. U. at the time, made the fol­ Evening Herald 23 FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM heated A routine dispatch from Urbana, troit amd Butler vs. Dradte at Dea spectively. REPAIRING lowing remark about toe kid . . . Southwest. apartment, .modem Improvements Dl., the other day read as follows: BOWLING Moines. “When a team plays a team with Texas Christian, bidding for Its CLASSIFIED MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum at 81 Main sUeet. “ University of Illinois freshmen Salient features of Saturday's that Harpster on It, It has to play program by sections follow; second successive southwest confer­ ADVERTISEMENTS Cleaner, waablng machine, gun. gave the varsity stiff competition Y LEAGUE TO OPEN lock repairing, key making. Bralth- FOUR ROOM TENEMENT; three in a practice game. One of the first against ten players and a coach” East. ence title invades Fayettesvllle to . . . which explains why Tech de­ Count etz aversxo words to a Una. walte, 52 Pearl street room apt'Xtments, at 38 Mapic •casualties of the season was Dou­ Temple’s Invasion of Pittsburgh play Arkansas. Inltlala, numbers and abbreviations The Y. M. C. A. Bowling League cided to take a chance on the to face Carnegie Tech offers the Rocky Mountain. each count as a word and compound street. Six room tenement, garage. glas Monsson, a Junior from Chica­ will open its season next Monday School street Telephone 6517. young fellow . . . whose brilliant beat chance for hot competition Three conference games send Wy­ words as two words Minimum cost Is go, who sustained a broken ankle night, when Merz’ Barbers face playing eind team handling earned price Q l three Unea COURSES AND CLASSES 27 in the scrimmage, Two bones in the with Pitt’s panthers a standout over oming against Colorado College; Shearer’s Buicks and the Bon Ami him an All-American berth in 1928. Line rates oer day for translsnt ankle were fractured and it is be­ West Virginia in the only other Western state agaiqst Colorado ads. BEAUTY CULTURE—Earn while tackles Keller’s. Ehght teams are . . . Comes from Akron, O., does Mines, and Utah A g^es against BSeetlve Hareb 17, 19X7 MODERN FIVE room lower flat at lieved Monsson will be out all sea­ contest between major elevens. The Garb Charge learning. Details tree. Hartford Oak Place. Telephone 5555. entered in £dl and it is planned to Howdy . . . amd he aspired to an “Big Three” of Yale, Harvard and Montana State. Academy of Hairdressing. 693 Main son.” play three rounds, with prizes for architectural career before toe 6 Consecutive Days ..i 7 otk H ots But that isn’t all the story. t Consecutive Days .. 9 cts 11 ets street Hartford. FOR RENT—TWO THREE and the first three teams. Individual football bug hit him so forcibly Here’s a bit of background that 1 Day ...... I 11 Ota I* ots four room furnished or unfurnished prizes will also be awarded for each . . . His coaching career started Ail orders for Irregular insertions ought to be added to the story: to be given out by the manager and apartments. Manchester Construq- at Shadyside Academy, Pittsburgh will be charged at the one time rata HELP WANTED— He Wanted a Letter team. the team Is urged to learn them be­ Special rates tor long tsrm svsry tloD Co. Tel. 4131 or 4359. . . . and included a two-year term fore the scrimmage Saturday morn­ day advertising glvsn upon request. FEMALE 35 Something like nine years ago at Geneva College . . . where he ing at 10 o’clock. A game Is to b« Ads ordered tor three or six days FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, a young man named Charles won two ’Tri-State titles and and stopped before the third or fifth EARN $20 WEEKLY' copying Douglas Monsson, Just turned 21, State Grid Briefs played Sunday afternoon at ML day will be charged only for the ac­ at 14 Edgerton street aU modem missed a third by one game. tual number of times the ad appear­ names and addresses, stam p^ en­ Improvements, flve minutes to maticulated at the University of Nebo. ed. charging at the rate earned, but velope brings particulars. Imperial mills. Telephone 8301. Illinois. Football was his passion. By Associated Press The Pawnee’s are rated as the no allowance or refunds can be made He wanted to wear a letter earned 507 E. 16th, New York. New Haven— Head (Joach Reggie scrappiest junior team in town and on alx time ads stopped after fbe playing under Bob Zuppke. He By ASSOCIATED PRESS FOR RENT—UPSTAIRS tenement Root put the finishing touches on should prove to be a thorn to other fifth day. went out for the freshmen team, No "till forbids-: display lines not of four rooms, with all Improve­ his Irst YAe varsity eleven today Series Slants teams. Ted McCarthy the Pawnee’s HELP WANTED—MALE 36 played hard and eeimed the com­ Toronto—EJarl McCready, Amulet sold. ments. Apply 31 Birch street or as the men tapered off in their coach will be home this week and The Herald will not be responsible mendation ot the coaches. Sask., defeated Buck Weaver, Chi­ telephone 6806. work for the opening game of the hopes to be able to coach the team tor more than one Incorrect Insertion WANTED—TRUCK DRIVER who Then he was called home. Doug By /.LAN GOULD cago, straight falls. ot any advertisement ordered for season tomorrow against Maine. in Its game Sunday. The Pawnee’s owns his own truck for customer FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ had to work to help support the St. Paul—Abe Kashey, Warren, more than one time. After braving toe rain yesterday are scheduled to play a team from The Inadvertent omission ot incor­ delivery service and hauling ment, all improvements, with fur­ family. One thing and another Ohio, threw Jsu:k Haider, Kansas to run through a dummy scrim­ Washington, Oct. 6.— (A P )—Now Burnside Simday afternoon at 1 rect publication of advertising will be •relght Apply in person to Mr. nace, rent very reasonable. Inquire came up. this forjn 5f hard luck City. rectified only by oanoallat.ton ot the mage, the eleven men already that Earl V/hitehili - has pitched the o’clock at ML Nebo. Lyons, Montgomery \Vard Co., Michael Foley, 46 1-2 Summer St. and that, to prevent his returning Cincinnati—John Paul Jones, charge made tor the service endereo named bv Root to stai t the first Senators back into the world series All advertisements must conform Manchester, Conn. to school to get that cherished Houston, Texas, threw Tommy game were to hold secret sig;nal in style, copy and typography with FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM flat at letter. scramble with a shutout conquest Martin. regulations enforced by the publish­ practice this afternoon, in the 85 Hamlin street, modern con­ But the desire persisted. Doug of th eGiants, the “inside story” ers and they reserve the right to SITUATIONS WANTED— Bowl. FOR SALE! edit, revise or reject any, copy, con­ veniences, available Oct. 15th. In­ Monsson often sat in the stands may be told as to why the Ameri­ PAWNEE’S GRID TEAM SE^"EN ROOM BUNGALOW— sidered'objectionable. MALE 3a quire 87 Hamlin street. Tel. 4857. to watch his team play and hope Middletown—Only a I’ght work­ can League champions delayed in Manchester Green section. Im­ CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to for the day when he could be down be published same day must be re­ WANTED—POSITION as tmek DELMONT STREET, near Main, 6 out was scheduled for Wesleyan to­ sending one best flinging bet to the provements. About acre of laniL there with the boys. After seven The Pa'wnee’s football team will ceived by 13 o'clock noon; Saturdays driver, by married man, able to do rooms, • all improvements. day after a strenuous Indoor scrim­ firing line until the third ^ame. $5,500. Easy Terms. I0:S0 a. m. Dial years the wish still burned un­ practice tonight at 6:15 at toe own repairs. Write Herald Box N. 4618. mage yesterday against toe fresh­ Had a Sorr Arm manager’s home. All players are re­ EDWARD J. HOLL TELEPHONE YOUR dimmed. So he went back to school 865 Main Street Phone 4642 and announced he was ready to man team. The rain yesterday “Whitehih, as most of you fel­ quested to be there. New plays are WANT ADS. KENTS NOW AVAILABLE In ill drove the squad from Andrus field, play. lows figured, was- select^ by Man­ Ads are accepted ovei the telephone DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 sections ot the town, modem five but the play in the alumni atheltic ager Joe C’ onln. to' impose Carl at the CHARGE RATE given above amd six room tenements from $18 Thirty years, ol4 ready to play. FOR SALE—ENGLISH Setter bird ’ The Conquering Spirit cage took on all th.^ appearances of Hubbell in the opening gaine of the as a .convenience to advertisers, but per month up. Arthur A. Knofla a full-fledged game, with the fresh­ the CASH BATES will be accepted as dog, with papers, trained, and Zupp looked him over and studied series,”.^ revea.ed Clark Griffith, Telephone 5440 or 4359. men showing real resistance to the FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busl single barrel shot gun. Reasonable his record. A guy who stuck to his president c ‘ the Senators, “but; he ness office on or before the seventh varsity. price. Phone 6997. RENT HUNTING? Tell us what youthful ambition after seven years developed a sore arn for the first day followl.Tg the first insertion ol The Cardinals play their last time in his life by fa r in g down too each ad otherwise the CHARGE you want, we'll take care of It for must be ready to go places. Doug home garde for a month tomorrow hard in a work out against the RATE will be collected. No responsi­ you, without charge. R. T. Mc­ was. In the long, arduous practice bility for errors In telephoned ads FUEL AND FEED 49-A against Connecticut State College. Yankees Isist week. will be assumed and their accuracy Cann, 69 Center street. Dial 7700. sessions, his spirit helped to make Otar«9 iff _ cannot be guaranteed. the squad forget its weariness. ’This "We had counted on WhitehiU to c o c <5EOOeE SCARPO. FOR SALE— SLABS, HICKORY FOR RENT—Five room downstairs old man Monsson had it! Storrs—Catting aside football give Hubbei: a great duel, possibly INDEX OF and .lak. Selected fireplace wood, flat, at 138 West Center street Monsson had the kind of spirit tradition, that work shall be light win hnd put the (Slants in a hole at CLASSIFICATIONS cut to order. C. A. Staye. Dial with garage. Inquire 439 Center that never has failed to captivate on the day beiore a game. Head the very outset., Il was the logical Coach Dole scheduled a scrimmage Births ...... 3149. street. Zupp. So the coach put him in at thing for us to do But he worked Engagements ...... guard against the frosh, with the for his Connecticut State College Just a bit too long and too hqrd M arrl--es ...... TO RENT—LILLEy street, near command, “ Show ’em how an old squad today on the eve of the Wes­ against the Yanks, and we switch­ Deaths ...... GARDEN-FARM- leyan ^'ame. Card ot Thanks ...... E Center, modem flve room apart­ man can go, Doug!” ed to Wally Stewart the next In Memorlam ...... seosstf**** F DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 ment, steam ueat, garage. Inquire Old Man Monsson went as hard The rain yesterday confined work best man likely to stor the Giants. Lost and Found ...... 1 21 Elro street. as he could, a little too hard, per­ to a blackboard talk, and Coach “As it turned out Stewart lack­ Announcements ...... I FOR SALE— QUINCES 50c basket, Dole felt that a scrimmage be­ ed Just enough control to be at his Personals ...... S Kieffer pears 40c basket. The Gil- haps, for after one of the fierce Aotomobtles FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- charges, there he was, spread out tween the varsity and freshmen best. X X X You saw what Whltehlll Automobiles tor Sale ...... 4 nack Farm, So. Main street. Tele­ ment, with modem Improvements, might be necessary today to iron did to Ott as well as Terry yester­ phone 6121. on the grass, racked by pain. Automobiles tor Excbarge ...... 5 at 146 Blssell street, garage if de­ Zupp went oujt and bent over. out the flnr’ wrinkles. day. He had them handcuffed. To­ Auto Accessories— Tires ...... 6 sired. Inquire on prenksdu. Auto Repairing— Painting ...... 7 FOR SALE—GREE3N Mountain po­ Monsson looked up. gether, the,- got only one ball out Auto Schools ...... 7-A tatoes. Thomas Burgess, Wapping, “I couldn’t help It, Zupp.” That of the infield.” Autos— Ship by Truck ...... 8 FOR RENT—THREE. FIVE ^ telephone Rosedale 60-2. was his farewell to the gridiron. Last Night’s Fights Solves Question Autos— For Hire ...... 9 six room tenements, with all mod­ Griffith’s disclosure solves one of Garages— Service— Storage . . . . . 10 em Improvements Inquire at 147 Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... 11 FOR SALE—NUMBER-ONE Green the things that baa been puzzling Wanted Autos—Mnorcvcles .... 12 Mountain potatoes. Orders solicited East Center street or Phone 7864. By ASSOCIATED PRESS the experts most since the series Bmlnesa aud Protesslonnl Services New York—A1 Roth. New York, started: By what devious process Business Services Offered ...... 13 for winter. Inquire Chai. E. FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat, bottom did the Senators arrive at their Household Services Offered ...... ll-A Thresher, Buckland. Tel. 6046. floor, steam heat furnished. In­ Wall Street outpointed Pete De Grasse, Brook­ Building— Contracting ...... 14 plan of pitching strategy? quire 82 Cottage or telephone 4332. lyn, 6. ■ Florists— Nurseries ...... IB 'Ypsilantl, Mich.—Ernie Mauer, On the basis of today’s evidence, Funeral Directors ...... 16 Detroit, outpointed Frankie Gerano, Heatlni Plumbing— Roofing .ro. 17 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 WE HAVE A SUNNY 3 room it develops that the strategy was ■Insurance ...... 18 Briefs New York, 10. all right, but that toe execution DINING ROOM Queen Ann 72 inch apartment-, that wiU make a com­ Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 fortable home this -winter, in the Philadelphia— Young Firpo, Penns was spoiled by Whitehi’ ” s sudden Moving—Trucking—Storage ... tO buffet, china closet, table, Ameri­ Grove, N. J., outpointed Pete Nebo, development of a sore arm. Had Painting— Papering ...... 21 can walnut, excellent condition Johnson Block. Telephone 6917 or New York, Oct. 6. — Domestic Professional Services ...... 22 Florida, 8. ' ^ ^ WhitehiU been able to p’XJduce on $21. Phone Rosedale 29-5. 3726. wool consumption in August totaled Taepma, Wash.—Fred Lenhart, Repairing ...... ^ ...... 28 56,120,000 pounds, a record for that the opening daj the kind of pitch­ Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 Tacoma, knocked out Krank Van ing he showed the Giants yester­ (READ THE STORY. THEM c6LOR THE PICTURE) DETROIT GAS RANGE, small re­ month, says the New York Wool Toilet Goods and Service ...... 2B Hee, SeatUe, 5. day, the entir* complexion of the Wanted— Business Service ...... 26 frigerator, all for $7.50. Call Man­ BUSINESS LOCATIONS Top Elxchange Service. July con­ "A t building things -^e’re not so safe and sound. Fm sure ’twill hold Seattle— Henry Gallup, San Fran­ series would have been changed. In BdacattonsJ chester 47l8. FOR RENT 64 sumption was 59,974,000 pounds, bad,” said Duncy. “And I’m really together. ■ We’re already for our Courses ano Classes ...... 27 cisco, outpointed Speedy Espitia, all probability he wt Id have beat­ ride.” Private Instruction ...... 28 while the amount for August, 1932, San Diego, Clial., 10. glad that we are going to-take a ONE LONE SEAT with chair to en Hubbell, whose shaky. defense And then another Tiny roared, Dancing ...... ,28-A LARGE FRONT O P flfifi room, was 50,215,000 poimds. Musical— Dramatic ...... 29 match, in A-1 condition $10. G. & let In two runs, and the Senators trip upon this dandy raft. “All right, lads, let’s sJl climb 829 Main street. Apply G. E. Keith Wanted— Instruction ...... 30 B. Bedding, 35 Oak street. Pennsylvania railroad’s net in­ NO SPECIAL SESSION would have enjoyed the stimulating “I know we’ll have a lot of fun. aboard. 'There’s room enough for all Pinanelal Fhimiture Co. effect of being “on top” instead of Let’s hurry, and ’twill soon be done. of us, if we stand side by side.” Bonds— Stocks— Mortgages ...... II come for August is estimated at FOR SALE—ONE LARGE cook being punched back on their heels Gee, look at me! I’m y^orklng Business Opportunltleb ...... 32 STORE FOR RENT—37 Oak street. about $3,700,000 after taxes and in­ Washington, Oct. 6.— (AP) — Money to Loan ...... 82 stove with water tank and new terest, equal to 28 cents a share on Chairman Ashurst of the Senate so quickly they did net recover un­ hard.” And then the whole bunch The Parrot shouted, “Wall, good Help and Sttnattona Just off Main. Cheap to right party. burner, complete $18.00, one large the capital stock. ’This would bring Judiciary committe told newspaper­ til they lost two straight laughed. luck. I hope you Tiniest don’t get Help Wanted— Female ...... 36 C. R. Burr, telephone 4161. stuck.” And then tHe fing raft Help Wanted— Male ...... 86 cook stove with new oii burner, net for the year’s first eight months men today President Roosevelt “has Faitli In Weaver “You’re working hard? Say, that’s a joke!” said Scouty. “Why floated out and started down . the Salesmen "Wanted ...... 86-A complete $25.00. One kmall Craw­ TO RENT—OFFICES AT 865 Main to around $9,900,000, or 75 cents a too much sense” to call an extra So what? So the Senators now Help Wanted—Male or Female . . 37 ford, extra good, with new oil share. have a shutout. pitcher who prob­ you always poke at anything you’re stream. v- Agents Wanted ...... 8 7 -A street. (Orford Bldg.) Apply Eld- session of Cikmgress to regulate burner, complete $28.00. -Speak ably won’t be ’•efidy to pitch again doing. You’re a la ^ ’rin5Tnite! Said Dotty, "This is quite a ttirlU. Situations Wanted— F em a le...... 88 ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 p d 8025. liquor Imports and enact tax legisla­ “But, we don't care. We’re used Before we’re through we’ll get our Situations Wanted— Male ...... 39 quick. Open evenings till 9 p. m. Wall street hears that Com tion in event of prohibition repeal. unless the series goes ♦'he Uililt of Employment Agencies ...... 40 seven games. It is not an alibi now, to it. It doesn’t make us mad, one fill of riding. -Wonder where we?re Manchester Green Garage. Jones. Products Refining Co. had third “No contingency could arise in Live Stock— Pets— Poaltry-TeM cles quarter net ' profit approximating for the Senators have strohg faith bit. The rest of us will keep on bound? It’e all Just like a dream.” this connection which would neces- Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... 41 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 toe $1.05 a common share earned in In Weaver, as well as In the ability working. All will be all right.” They traveled for an hour or Llv . Stock— Vehicles ...... 42 site.te a special session,” the Ari­ Poultry and Supplies ...... 48 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 the three months ended Jvme 30. of Ste-wart and Oowder ‘ to come more, and then the bimcb heard Wanted — Pets— Poultry—Stock 44 REINTS OF EVERY Description zona Democrat said. back and WhitehiU to be ready for "I wish that I could lend a band,” Windy roar “Hey look! We’re drift­ Pot Sal^—MiaceUaneons FREE LESSONS—6 WEEKS of and price. Singles, flats, tenements FAIL IN ATTEMPT Senator Robinson of Arkansas, the finishing touches. toe parrot said. “You understand, ing up on land. It quite appeals to Articles tor Sale ...... 46 toe Democratic leader, said yester­ though, that I- haven’t any hands. me. Boats and Accessories ...... 46 Piano lessons with each of these —no charge. Dla^.-'^flOl. John F. Building Materials ...... 47 rebuilt pianos: Van Dyke, mahog­ Shannon, 79 Russell street London, Oct. 6— (AP) —Jean As- day upon arriving from Europe that There’s nothing I can do.” “Of riding I have had enough, Diamonds— Watebea— Jewelry . . 48 any, $35; Bachman, mahogany, solsmt and Rene Lefebre, Fh-ench it might be necessary to call Con- Duke Keats, Pacific Coast league “Oh, that’s all right,” cried (3oldy, ’cause, now he water's gatttog Electrical Appllanoea— Radio . . . 49 $75; Cable, mahogany, $95; W. P. TO RENT —SEVERAL desirable aviators, were reported in a Reuters .gress a month earlier to legislate on hockey player. Is sponsoring the or­ “Gee, you are as helpful as can be. rough. Now, we can l o ^ -around Fuel and teed ...... 49-A ganization of a winter hockey 'The hunch to build this dandy little this place, to see what we can see.” Garden — Farm— Dairy Products ’ 60 Haines, mahogany, $125; Becker five, six and seven room houses, (British) News Agency dispatch to liquor taxes. Household Goods ...... 61 Bros., mahogany, $150: Becker single and double; also heated ^ down at Karachi, India, after a Circles close to the;White House, league to include Vancouver, Seat­ raft, poll, came from you.” Machinery and T o o ls ...... 62 Player, mahogany, $150, Watkins apartments. Apply Edward J. Holl, 36-hour flight in an unsuccessful at­ however, have malntaiined there is tle, Tacoma, Sldmonton, Calgary and Soon Scouty stopped and looked (The Tlnlea find a caMa in the Musical Instrum ents...... 68 Saskatoon. around, and said, “The raft looks next story.) Office and Store Equipment .... 64 Brothers, 935 Main street. 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HERE F - v TAW c ANOTWER WHAT ?>SOO ARE YOU , ( ’:-v' SIMPLE TRUTHS— Navar take One of Ltfe^ U ttle Joke*. U< OF t n \4 a m n v o k h a w h e w t h a t T A L K I N 6 A B O U T ^ EGAQD# The chikl of our neighbors has eat­ a man’s last dollar. He’s liable to COP HA.N*DED \tXJ600,\0U WEKT en, from birth. turn around and borrow five from SNUFFY,THIS IS NOTINVE. you____ Several men wants Jobs so Just thnt,tti34Ci that he wanted — COMPLETELY OgT , LIKE LAST FOOLISHNESS^? . from p itie s to earth. they can get a vacation.. . .. Officials Nopr. <9 r. ehUd has eaten the things H«.tm to be practicing economy. No MOWDAV'S WA'EMiMGs^ I W AS HUTiRYi YdU KNOW afliidb he sboAd, man ever claims he’s sober until TELLING/TH' *DRUGC\ST ABOUT TH' W E ATiE EXPECHNS THE. {{Sgardless of whether he thought he’s drunk...... Throwing his hat in W AD OF MONEY YOU 60T, AM' VICEPOY OF INDIA. AKIM . . » them so good. the ring won’t elect a man nowa­ Yet the child of our neighbors sel­ days. He has to toss in his pock- HE TOOK AN INHALE OFTH' W ANT OUR IAR6EST GIRAFFE dom is ill, etbook- too...... Women don’t mind AMMONIA HirCH^tk UP TD THE CANOEf And we’re always paying on some dieting themselves but they hate a doctor’s bill. man around the house on a diet.... — A N D TELL JEEM S TD *RJJN An ambitious wife is many a man’s ME A TUB OF VANILLA AMD self-starter...... Some people think As soon as a man gets wise LAY OUT A PAIR. C!= MY ^ enough that its a pretty hard job that wishey-washey is a Chinese to fool him, everybody refers to him laxmdrynoan----- The gay young FORM AL ------^ as a regular old knocker. butterfly often gets her wings STILTS singed from a love match.... .Many Man—’There’s a decided uniform­ matrimonial bonds are of short term ity in the contents of my mall this variety...... ’That all men are creat­ morning, Julia. ed equal is one thing everybody says His Wife—How do you mean, and nobody believes... Ctoly a skil­ dear? ful girl can chew gum so that no­ Man—About all my letters begin body will notice it... We don’t hear with the same word— “Unless.” so much about the wolf at the door nowadays. Maybe the beast got in / Overall plants report an increased and starved to death...... As wise demand for their products during men do not need it and foolish men the last three months. Well, if will not take it, we keep our advice anything turns up we’ll be dressed tightly corked...... Mid pleasures for it. and palaces though we roam, we still long to raid the ice box at Fly Fisherman—Did you catch home. all those trout with nothing but m a j o r worms ? Young Author—The art of telling Boy—Oh, no; There was brains at a story consists of knowing what to IS S T I L L the other end of the line. leave unsaid. C S R O S S Y Married Rounder—It doesn’t God created the world in sik days, make any difference, my boy. My F R O M T H E and the nature of the job is shown experience is that she finds out, SHOCK? by the fact that it has taken men anyway. .tu centuries to wreck it. /0-6 Sergeant—Say, Top, how would you like to lend a friend a five? Flapper Fanny ays Top Sergeant—Buddy, I ’d like it, wta.u.».a*T.err. ______S -. (C rontAiM Toi, lt]>> but I haven’ t a friend in the world. *^Lightning^^ An Unexpected AUy By John C. Terry “POLICE NOTICE: Locate air­ SCORCHY SMITH plane flown by young woman of high wing monoplane type with green fuselage and orange nose.”

The doctor ordered the old minis­ YE.R V/DOLP ter to take some hot whiskey daily. WOOL'D VEtl Patient—But doctor, I’m afraid that my housekeeper would object and leave me. Doctor—She need never know. Just tell her you want some hot water for shaving. Some weeks later the doctor called to inquire about the old min­ in m ister. Housekeeper C quavering) He’s gone mad, sir. The poor unfortu­ nate gentleman is shaving himself 'morning, noon and night. \^i.i RESPECT OR APPRECIATION DOES NOT ALW AYS GO TO THE By Williams MAN WHO MOST DESERVES IT. WASHINGTON TUBS II By Crane OUT OUR WAY /Wive-A^CES O'BRIEN AND> A GIRL USED TO ’TEACH If HIS th r e a t of revemoe X C A LL ■ SCHOOL BECAUSE ^HE COULD­ pHtA ARE FORCjOTTEU. N’T GET MARRIED, NOW SHE FUKlKlW ? \T FOm h V.V CAN’T GET MARRIED BECAUSE A girl with an iron constitution , 111 SHE WOULD LOSE HER JOB F u k j m Y ?, often has to prove her mettle S A Y iT S TEACHING SCHOOL. F o n n W t I F u m k iY ! A TvHtKiCr '-{EE.-n e e .1 m ! W E ^ R E CARRYING fUKiSl'-/ f ^ n _ O U R e n d / v/sJVAY, T m E W r I g l e ^

s p e a r m i n t PERFECT GUM '^ a YS pa ss, aw© hot en o u g h Gold found © lU SKEtETOW CREEK TO FILL A THIMBLE,

Z' ; The f a st e st opowjing ^ TOWN IN A)-l E RICA-BAH f N-ia* FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser

FBECkLES ANC> VEAW ...I PUULED'EM AWAY FROM THE SROAD AND TOLD 'EM TO STICK. R E P AQIc SURE 1 ■ DOIN’ SOME N ice TO THAT—TWEV’VE BEEN AT IT FOR. FORWARD PASS AN WOOR...BETTER. TELL ’EM TO NWORR, COACH c a l l i t q u i t s ,N o w - /

KELETON CREEK IS ALMOST <. - . t u r n s b it t e r cold, t h e l a k e So e s e k t e d . o o z e w s o f C-- f r e e z e s o v e r , a n d in places the discouraged PROSPBCTOBS f " , ’ • 0:R.'e/iLLi^M3 ARE LEAVIViG EVERV DAV. SNOW iS TSN FEET PEEP. L a a PAT. opp. e 1 »33 ev MIA torvicg, w«c. H o u s e D \V i d e .d . «e.u.ap*T.^. « ev aM NavKijsC:. By SmaM SALESMAN SAM Under New Management! a m ' toe'RE <3C)NNAN ANELL,FOoe^ UMSOO; 'JettY &OOD,SAtof^l It^KE^ Cn a r e e T'(?.a n t HOCO <3rOE^ \T 0 ^ LoT ^ tA oN EY - [ U K E E GO ^ 800 DOLLEE?, 2TESSA hVNVATEl , s l a c k T o oLi c o u n T r e e f o r v)i' a n ’ TH' CHOP SUEY S0LD,6Y (SOLLY MONjCHARUe'/, i'tA O iZ -N E S S ? v/\c\T-ONtJ^ tOiSHEE M E COULD Dies-OOtON^-CHARLCYlYOUl 0^.' SELL'f MV PI_ACE- SELLV OoTT^ PRY HALF'. ujeRE.} 'fiAtA A N D .^ONCrlZY ! Too' YELLV CHEEFt£,Vfe.L-l-V! <70IN' IM B lX A lE S S ' IS RED'S ARM THE PIP THIS YEAR.... CHARLEY ;tX> NOTICE HOW FRECkn_e€ FU M U Y/ WAS WEEN PICKIN' EM OUT OF THE NOT ^VTH AIR,OFF HIS SHOE HOPS,OR FROM o v E P ^ S b o r''i - - - 5 APIECE DOtON (N ^ i i III THEIR- p o c k b t o J

By Prank B e ^ GAS BUGGIES The Conspiracy

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...... ■ - .e- ’«t.' _L______■ ■ . A 8IR& ^ The iB^mbCT of the Ixwrd, who Florence Spfllaiiie Guests at Association wll' be held at the serve ^ tbon t compensatiem, arc, Mrs. FYemk Montie and George clubrooms on Brainard Place this Several Compiaiots Heard to It baa been the pcaotica fer these' Bridge Last Evening. Snow and third to Albina Raccagnl evening at 8:30 o’clock. complaints to he received sad bCfddee the chairman, Charles Ray, and Roland Vaillant Attorney W. F. Shea, James H. Mc- handled by correspondmiee from A bridge party in honor of Miss . Bot All Are Misimder- Washlhgtem with t b t accused de- 'Vcigh, Dennis F. McGuire, Mrs. William Kinne of Bucklaud Emma L. Nettleton and Earl G. Faith Fallow and Mias Florence Forget-me-not Junior Qrcle of linquoits. Now, however, all such Splllane, who plan to sail for Ber­ We Handle Only Ths B h U \ slowly recovering at the Manches­ complaints sent to the National Re­ Beaman. King’s Daughters will hold a spe­ muda October 11, waa held yester­ ter Memorial hospital from injuries standmgs; Procedure. covery Adnoinistration > are to be re­ , When In Need Of Range Or Fuel (M j cial rehearsal tomorrow afternoon received when he fell in the mill of AD’VERTISEMENT— day evening at the borne of Mrs. at 4:30 sharp at the Center Con turned to the local Compliance E. E. Hilliard company several Joseph Handley, 332 Oejcland street. gregational church. This is in prep­ Boar^. It will be useless, there­ PHONE 5293 ' ^eeks ago. He was visited on Sun­ After the bridge session the guests aration for the part thif circle will The Manchester ifniA Compliance fore, for complainents to address For a limited time we will sell an day by Mr. smd Mrs. Tyler Kinne of made small scrap bodlu of various have in the convention here TueS' Board, of which Rev. Watson Wood­ themselves to Washington. The $18.60 Inner spring mattress for Reboboth, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs $12.00 None can cut deeper than we day and Wednesday of next week proper procedure will-be to address AD-VER-nSEMENT Wellln of South Cahterbury, Mass ruff is chairman, se^orts that since any complaints to the Compliance can so here goes. $16.95 Layer felt its institution it has 'iot had to call The Bantly Oil Co. It wiU be several weeks before he Board of one’s own , community, inattress, $11.95. C. St B. Bedding The board of trustees of the Po before it any person accused of vio­ Ord^r our Cannel Coal for your leaves the hospitadi direct. . ^ Shop, 36 Oak street. E. Benson, 155 Center Street M kne^estar lish National church will have lation of the President’s Re-employ- fireplace from G. E. Willis & Son., The local Board has adopted the Mgr. meeting tomorrow evening at seven ment Agreement, though several Inc., Tel. 5125. o’clock at the church on Golway The regular monthly meeting of complaints have been.lodged .v1th street. the Board of Control of the Man­ the board of alleged infractions. The chester Chamber of Commerce will Board’s policy has been to deal with Mrs. Heler Wetherell who has be held at four o’clock Tuesday. such complaints through personal been spending the summer months conferences with the firms in- at the Willimantic campgrounds The annual meeting and supper of dividuEds against whom accusations has returned to her home at 95 the Manchester Pipe band will be are brought and it has been dis­ MgaagM South Main street. held at Moore’s cottage at Crystal covered that this method produces Lake tomorrow night. Following the excellent results. In most of the The afternoon group of the Wes­ roast beef supper officers for the cases it has developed that what­ Th« J .W H A L € CO leyan Circle will meet at 1 o’clock year will be elected. The band has ever failure to live up to the Blue on ’Tuesday at the home of Mrs had an unusually successful ■ year, Eagle agreement existed was due to MANCHE5TER CoNNv Lewis W. Haskins of 24 Ridge emd looks forward to another. wt eo eua mst wi aeeuai ^treet. Sunshine Pack No. 2 of Brownies A pole, used by several different Atlantic Rayolite will begin meetings Monday at utility companies but owned by the 3:30 at the Porter street school. Msmchester Electric Co., situated on Miss Emily House, Brown Owl, is Gorman place is being removed and RANGE The New Fall Fashions assisted by Miss Margaret Russell. a new one is being set closer to the Mohr bakery than before. ’The pole Upwards oi 140 boys and girls being removed, it was found yes­ OIL will be confirmed at St. Bridget’s terday, had been broken off under Regular users of this oil eiaim church Sunday at the 8:30 and the ground and was causing the they have found none better. are Brilliant and Ga’y ! 10:15 classes. This is one of the wires to sag. In setting the new pole alrgest classes in the history of the em obstruction is being removed Under 15 gallons. .10Vic gal. church. ’Three years ago, however, from the roadway. 15 gallons or more, 8 ^2 c gal. 187 were confirmed on the second Sunday in October when confirms' The Heu'tford East Association of L. T. WOOD CO. Gorgeous Furred tion generally takes place. At four Congregationsd churches will hold 61 Bissell Street T tL 4496 o’clock tom irrow ^tem oon the fsdl rally in the Congregatloned children will receive final instruc­ church at Broad Brook on Thursday tions from Rev. C. T. McCann. evening, October 26. A supper at a .n popular low price will be followed Junior 'Thoughtful Circle of by a program of speeches and music King’s Daughters, Mrs. George F. COATS by a combination of choirs from the Borst, leader, held its annual meet­ different churches. ’The rally is un­ ing last evening in the directors’ der the auspices of the World Ser­ ^OUTH f\ Tlf,'■ CO.S room of the Whiton Memorial Li­ vice Committee, Rev. Trumsm brary. The officers elected were Woodward of East Hartford, chair­ president. Miss Laura Murdock; man. vice-president. Miss Faith Owers; Girls’ secretary. Miss Emma May Smith The Manchester Green Commun­ and treasurer. Miss Julia Converse. ^ 1 9 - 7 5 . $ 5 9 -5 0 ity club will give the second in the series of progressive bridge parties Mrs. Robert D. Neill of 400 East this evening at the Green school Coats Center street was pleasantly sur­ hall. All playtfrs will be welcome. ELEGANCE Is In! The more luxurious, the smarter your coat. prised at her home this afternoon with wide Coats are less fitted this season and interest centers around the shotd-' when a party of her women friends shoulder treatments ders. Fabrics are rich- and the furs luxurious. Every coat full lined. called to assist her in celebrating The first rehearsal of the junior We have assembled a gorgeous selection. her birthday. They brought ■ with choir of the Center Congregational them dainty gifts and a number of church will be held tomorrow after­ good things to eat, and spent the noon at 5 o’clock at the church. ’The time with cards and other pas­ choir, organized last year with Mrs. times. Paul Mozley, leader, had a mem­ Smart Pelts bership of nearly 40. An invitation Fiteh Persian Caraetil (and up) The committee in charge of the extended to other children of the Mink tail French Beaver W off parish under 15 who would like to second anniversary celebration of Tip Skunk Japanese Mink the Regina D’ltalia Society on Sun­ come in at this time. Yes! / Even day at the Sub-Alpine club, will be the y 0 itn g Coats—Main Floor, rear. glad to have friends of the mem­ The Daughters of Liberty will girls’ coats go bers attend the entertainment ' in conduct a rummage sale tomorrow in for the the afternoon. The dinner for those from 9 a. m. on in the store at 805 gla m 0 r 0 u s All The New who belong to the society is at Main street, formerly the Home new fashions noon. Bank. . . tricky high Styles In necklines, wide sho u 1 d e r s, stra i g h t e r lines. N e w woolens.

• ? to 14 years Main Floor, Frocks center. Faille Flat Crepe The Correct Shade For New It’s Sheers October Sale Of Every Occasion In Jersey Hand Bags Woolens Baby Days Are Glamorous! at Hale’s SilV Hose

by ..otham $ g . 9 8 ' $ 1 4 . 7 5 Even the new bags go In for COATS curves and glamour! Faille and to bengaline fashion afternoon and evening models. And lovely new leathers for street wear. Not since pre-war days have frocks been so glamorous and so gay as they are this a Brown Thomson annual event fall. The fabrics! The colors! The styles! *—with their “old-fashion’* look. Smart of utmost fashion and woolens for sports and business. Lovely The wrong shade can mar your whole outfit.. .but Gotham has silks for afternoon and Informal evenings. assembled just the colors to compliment the new “off shades’’ for Black, brown, bronzene green, tile. value importance winter. And women who are tired of “cheap’’ hose are asking for Gotham’s. Sheerest chiffons and lovely service weights. Frocks—Main Floor, rear. Hand Made The <»lor»—TAUPE-MIST, MADRID, FAWN-BROWN, NOMAD, JUNGLE, BISCAYNB, SMOKE-BROWN. The New Dresses Hosiery—Main Floor, right. / K i d How Is YOUR Figure? Gloves have exciting cuffs! Hats Are So Youthful The daintiest litUe frocks— every bit hand made! For the $ 2 ' 2 5 . And Flattering small babies. will help you to Exciting! They’re the mpst Silk Coats, white, pink, blue. achieve the feminine gloves we’ve seen since Replacement Price Lined. Bonnets to match. the war. The cuffs take all the “Mae West” silhouette' attention with godet and shirred $10 to $20 More $3.29 effects. And the fine kid will wear Wool Shawls, all-wool with and WEAR! fringed ends. These coats have been care­ $2.19 fully selected for their quality Sweaters, purest wool! Slip-on fabrics, superb tailoring and and coat models. luxurious furs. Smart youth­ $1.29 ful coats, rightly furred with The new hats podilvaly oeae Flannel Pajamas, will keep them 0 peraonahty! Try on and Kolinsky. .Persian Lamb. .Cara­ warm. 4 to 8. (and $7.50) note how they take y jij^ off your cul .. Beaver. .F ox..Fitch.. 79c Feminine Lineti leoke. *nie cleviir wag^ ttiay dt on Badger and Skunk. your head. .thap^!l$^|^|tt|ieei, .tno Hankies Bceart-fer. 'Wordat^;|| Always in good taste—the plain Main velet^ . , ■ whlta Upen. linj^rted Appbu*^ Misses’ and Women’s Sizes.. .second floor. Floor, and Baa’d-em broM ei^ ntbous; the f.' rear. Conetar^Mafai Flnqr, raij. finest df Bhenk t : I T T I . Jdain Flow, ' '