MEXICO NAMED 76 CHILDREN DIE IN STAIR JAM New Britain, Jan. 10.— Pros ecutor Joseph B. Woods, of pa- STIRRED STATES’ BYCOOUDGEIN lice court, today issued a war rant for the arrest of Mrs. Ger IN MONTREAL THEATRE PANIC trude C. Bowes, of Waterbury. on a charge of evading resppn- Desperate Remedy of Desperate Con^ «- NKAIWAROW Bibllity and will have it served IjTT liE VICTIMS OF today. When a car supposed to Changed Lake Levels River a ' MOliiTBEMi HQRBOB have been owned by Mrs. Bowes Stinking Ditch—Hughey ■ Slight Ftre Starts Stampede V struck a car on West Main Montreal,'Que., JSn. 10.—•’The President h Special Message street here last evening con list 5f identlfled dead of'the tinued without stopping, local victims in the Laurler PalaSe police apked Waterbury police By RODNEY DUTCHER. ^divert wafer from one w'atei^edJo moving, picture disaster follows: That Ends in Crush o f Death Declares Calles Gavem- to check up on the affair. The ^ p oth er to t>e dbtrlmetit of utioper- ■ Gaston Arpin, 6 years. Waterbury people reported to Washington, Jan. 10.— Charles ty rights on-’ tbe : body of .vyater Marcil Barit, 15; ^nnette Bis ment Is Responsible For day that Mrs. Bowes refused to Evans Hughes is busy again on from Wiich diversion is effected. Birgers m IDmois Ru^ son, 16; Germaine ^oisseau^ 13; discuss the case and Prosecutor the job which was too'%ig for the He soon file his report, or Yvette . Boisseau-, 8; Holland Theatre Nearly Filled With Children Under 16 brief to the supreme court, whifih Woods replied by Issuing the United States supreme court. Boisseau, 11; Babul Bouchard, undoubthdiy will follow his redohir warrant. The former justice and secretary Warfare. ' 10 ;. Raoul Benoit, 12.. T^V^en Small Blaze in Gallery Brings Cry of Mobilization. mendatlon, and ffnal decision is el- of state on Jan. 10 will re-open Doger , Gbnlbmhe, 11; Rene hearings oh the Great Lakes drain pected oarly tWs'year. “iFire!” —Rush o f Youngsters Blocks Nar The defendhht witnesses will tell Champagne, 16; Roland Clem age suits brought against the sani Ifarion, 111., Jari. 10.— Sheriffs ent,.?; Thesere Coufure, 14; Washington, Jan./lO.— President tary district of Chicago by Wiscon Hughes that the diversion is abso of three southern Illinois counties Armand Cournbyer, 11; Vincent row Smircase and Scores Are Suffocated and Coolidge today answered the critics WOMEN REFUGEES sin, Michigan, Indiana, Ohio, New lutely necessary to proper sanita' . joioed forces today in an effort to Charleinange, iW.' of his Mexican-Nicaraguan policy by York and Pennsylvania. tion of Chicago until the city has Squeezed When Bodies Jam Into Solid Mass. Previously Hughes, acting as a devised other- methods of khepiffg i Seek-out the perpetrators of a mid- Jean Marcell Dumont, 12; sending to Congress a special mes Germaine de Tonnahepurt, IZ; master appointed by the supreme pure its water supply and disposing night bomb and machine-gun at sage In which, after reviewing the FLOCK T O m G H A I court, has heard the complaining of its sewage. ■ ; ■ Maiuripe Dumont,'16; Antonio Montreal Jan. 10.— As grief believed to have been caused by de tack on "Shady Rest,” a road Defotir, 12. events leading up to the dispatch arguments of the six lake states They will assert- that the actual stricken parents claimed the bodies fective wiring. other than Illinois which, with Can-' divide between the Chicago fiver; house near here, in which three Edouard Frechette, 12. Neither Law, proprietor of the of 15 American warships and 5,000 Jean Louis Gagne, 13; Jean of their children, a thorough in men to Caribbean waters, he vir 400 From Knling Seek Safe ada, have long been agitated by the and the Illinois river is so slight men. and one woman lost their theater, nor. those arrested with him diversion of water from Lake Mi- that an ordinary rainfall. virtually Gagne, 14; —-Gervals,. 11; Mau vestigation is in progress today in were questioned this morning after tually accused the Mexican govern lives. '• rice Gervais, 8; Marcel Girard, ment of fomenting the present ehlgaq through the Chicago river would change the watershed and to a disastrous fire in the Laurier their arrest, all examination being ty; American From Han 'The roadhouse was located in a 9; Maurice Grondines, i i ; Ro Nicaraguan revolution. and Into the Illinois river. that the. backward flow of the Chi Palace picture theatre which yes deferred until the coroner’s Inquest. Hear Defense Next cago river, accomplished artifleial dense woods, 300 feet back from land Guerin, 10; Adrien Gau All through the night and early “ Consequently," his message the- highway running between terday caused the loss of 76 lives, concluded, “ I have deemed it my kow Aided by Compatriots Now he will hear the defense ar ly, is a very nearly natural flow. thier, 10; Roland Gravel, 7; today parents' trudged through the guments of Illinois and Missouri, Caused Typhoid Bpidemic Harrisburg and Marion, - and was Racul Girard, 8; Rejane Gau mostly those of children. snowy streets from hospital to duty to use the powers committed sai4 to have been the rendezvous to me to insure the adequate pro Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas and The diversion be^an about 1900 thier, iO; Luclen Gervais, 12. The proprietor of the theatre, hospital, and from morgue to tection of all American interests in Shanghai, Jan. 10— Four hun Louisiana, six Mississippi valley Chicago’s------sewage------was bding------dump-'------w. notorious j . Charles Birger Bernard Honde, 13; Adriei Ameen Law, 31, and three em morgu6, seeking news of missing states which have come into the; ed into Lake Michigan, where •-- herihen blamed for more than a score Hetu,'9. children. There were harrowing Nicaragua, whether they be endan- dred British women and children, ployes wero placed under arrest case as voluntary co-defendants. water supply comes from. There- mprdera ip. the past, three years; Alda Leduc, 16; Ange Aime scenes as sometimes two or three gered by inlernal strife by on - j,gjygggg Kuling, arrived here The roadhouse was burned to the and released on bail early today. side interference In the affairs oi- ...... -» i Hughes must decide whether were outbreaks of typhoid. The Illi Levasseur, 13; Marcel -Levas- women would simultaneonsly iden that republic.” 1 today with further tales of the ex- Chicago has the right to divert the nois legislature organized the sanl- ground and the corpses were so j aeur, 9; Armand Lavallee, 10; The employes arrested were the tify one mangled little body each' badly charred that positive identi- Mr. Coolidge did not ask Con- cesses of Chinese followers of the lake water, whether the War De-j tary district for the vjpurppse of Roland Leduc, 11. assistant manager Michel Arie, the as that of her own child. I partment has had the power to: building a drainage canal to wash flcajion was impossible. Two of the gress for any additional authority, Nationalist cause, Cecile Martin, 8; Edouarc ticket-taker Camil Bazzy, and the Died Standing Up ' grant its permit for such diversion the sewage into the. Illinois river, bo^es were thought to ~ be those of Morin, 18; Antonio Menard, 12; Many of the panic stricken chil to meet the situation that has aris- j American refugees who have ar Steve, George, a Birger henchm&n, head usher, Alexander Bazzy, all ea below the Rio Grande. His mes- j^gj.g ijggn ^ared for by and, most far-reaching of all, ------George McCleary, 8; Michael dren died standing up, caught inex whether anyone has the right toi^ (Continaed on Page 3.) and his wi^e. George was proprie Murphy, 14; Rita Maheu, 7; of whom are. said to be Syrians. tricably in the crush and suffocated sage, in fact, asked for nothing-—it residents, most of them tor of “ Shady Best.” merely reviewed the situation exist Eva Martel, 8; Yvette Martel, 7. , Police claim that they have evi by the press of bodies and the arrlving without funds and with Shelton Gang Suspected. dence that many of the children ing there, the events leading up to very little in the way of clothing. Phlllippe Nantel, 12. swirling, pungent smoke. Some it, and explained the administra The authorities working on the Franclenne Otis, 10. were admitted to the theatre with who lived suffered terrible injuries Hankow reports indicate that the case today declared their belief that out escorts, in violation of the law. tion’s present policy. Nationalists have carried out their E A E CARROLL NOW! PROSECUTORS SEEK Francoise Pesant, 14 ;:^ m e o from trampling feet. “ Most Complete Evidence.” (the atack was made by the Shelton Bodies of the victims of the dis One of the ushers of the theater, promise of returr.ing the concession gahg, long a rival of the Birgers Retchat, 9; Arthur Paul, 10; Concerning Mexico’s relation to aster were taken chiefly from a W. Pare, gave the following ver there to the British and order pre for control of the bootlegging con Raoul Pagpau, 9. the situation, the message said; stSirway,^ barely thirty feet long* sion of the tragedy after being car vails, although the situation is still FACES TERM IN p e n ! LIFE OF M IN IS T ^ cessions in “Little Egypt.” ^ Ilildegard Quintal, 9; Adrien “ As a matter of fact, I have the Quintal,. 13; .Sylvia Quintal, 8. lending from the, east end of the ried from the smoke-filled balcony: tense with possibil'Ues of a new Farmers living in the neighbor theatre gallery to the street, and most conclusive evidence that arms flare-up at any time. Msrcel l^ttbs,. 11;. Louis “ I was on the ground floor when and munitions in large quantities hood described the scene as “ just Uiere was mute evidence that the hUssionorles in Danger like accounts of Bellau Wood and Phillippe Remlllard, 11; Ger I saw .smoke coming from the floor have been on several occasions Pekin, Jan. 10— Growing danger maine Rivard, 14; Albert children were trapped here in pan of the balcony, and I. saw the ushers the Argopne.” J. R. Ritchey gave ic when within but u few feet of since August, 1926, shipped to the to missionaries of the inland posts Loses Appeal and Only U. S.| Will Demand Death Penal^ this account: Reade, 11; Rene Roy, 14. throwing water. I realized the fire revolutionists in Nicaragua. Boats the street and cafety. of China is reported to the Ameri "At midnight all was quiet. A Gertrude Sauyageau, 14; was gaining headway and I shouted carrying these munitions have been can legation here today, and there George Stpneff, 7; Simone Se Others May Die to the audience that there was a fitted oat in Mexican ports and Supreme Court Can Keep! On Rev. J, F. Norris, on few minutes later a blast, obviously A hundred persons were injured, is some apprehension, although no ■ a bjuib; resounded over the coun quin, 13. fire in the house and to walk out some of the munitions bear evi orders have yet been issued for Andre TeUier, 14; Alice '” all- many of whom may die. quietly. dence of having belonged to the tryside. Then there was a great Virtually all.of the victims were evacuation. Him From Atlanta. Trial Today. bprst of flame and the rat-tat-tat of lon, 11; Gabriel Tardlf, 7; Leo- “ In a few moments everyone on Mexican government. American women and children ' less than 16 years of age. machine ■ gtm Are. The heavens ; ppld Tremblay; Yvette Trem the ground floor was going out “ It also appears that the ships have evacuated Ichang. About half ■The fire 4Id not seriously dam Ijlghted . lip as “ Shady iRest” went, blay, 7. • ' . through the four exits and I climb were fitted out with the full knowl of the American women and chil Austin, Te?.., “J a n .10.— Rer. J. Jeanne Dare Viens. 4. age ,the' building, and only a few of ed to the balcony by the west side edge of and, in some cases with the New York, Jan. 10.— The convlc- , ^f the'’ First up in. smoke. Soon ail ^was quiet the. victims'were burned. Most of dren have already left Hankow and again.!' In addition to. the? abpvp, Stairway. The people wSre coming encouragement of Mexican ofilcials; the remainder are awaitihjg trans- them vrere crashed op suffocated tlon of Earl Carroll, theatrical , jjaptist church' of Fort Wort}i, and Parts of charred Thompson ma throe others w®r® identlflpq,. but down slowly because a stout yro and were, in one instance at least, portation I gave commanded by a Mexican naval re-1 Americans have resumed busi- producer, on a charge of perjury ' nationally-knowh fupdameutaUat, chine guns were found in the 4eb- their nam'ea wer^.not ayaijabic, ! \wo“ 2i'te fr“^ blocking the way. growing out of his famolis “ wine- , jg to go, bh trijrt for bis UW :1a ^ ne. ' .r ■ : ..^ .5 . i- 'V ' ; .' a P«sh and told the pepeople te serve officer.” 1 new in Hankow, as have the Brlt- making it im^o’Bsibip for any to walk down quietly. bath” party, was upheld today In a today. - One© B o m ^ Frow AJr,. ' get but of that' bart of -the' bulld- Thi President “deplored” the ish, butAhere Is still 'langer of '“ They obeyed, and in a short time ...... Wh* bombed' sev- Those in front oi the crowd need for intervening Jn Nicaraguan Ibotintr, Pa -many of the Casitenese decision returned by the ’GnifeS' ■ ^ I.was able to run tb the stairs and affairs, but declared that it was i soldiers hpve not been paid for WoJfrbm the aifr. Two 'fpOi^t 'and sto e '^ e d to be first States Circuit Court of Appeals. ' sHootint to .d «th ot D’. B.’ ChippSi .-T there I. found & terrible jam. necessary for the protection of • eight months and some 8,000 Ghin- ot ipp . Shfil|i^ .'gang flew over tie pressed to- Amerlcan lives and property, and' ese are without employmeiit as the , Carroll was sentenced to one Dozens of children were appar- i l i th6 • psidtor S ■ At Fort htirlAfl- fYirAA hntnhii t ie ’ doors. " Those In. .Irprit year in Atlanta Federal Peniten ftbpled threb; bombs, toward’ it. Only to protect the Canal rights which result of the evacuation of foreign v\?^orth, last July. 17. weiit'dbwn.;:and.th08e behind oiled the United States purchased from residents. tiary on a charge o f falsifying be 9pe egp.loded and it did llttie dam h/wiico 1*1333. I smasbcd the window over The fiyb prosecutors have an- age.-. ttPOJZ* LllGlXX’ lliXtiX LI10 liLUlG UOQX0S fliA canopy non and threw children VSU outm Nicaragua in 1914 at a cost of $3,- fore a grand jury when he testified nounbed they Vlfi *’® -Satisfied with 000, 000. It Is believed that CgrP Shelton, that no unclothed girl dipped into aothiijfiTeBs t^an a veri^ict of gafi- Sf nmfnrd Tragedy' Conies About a ' thouaand persons were Peculiar Responsibility. a bathtub full of champagne at a the-, only one of the three Shejton i While Six Are Retu^ing in thft th^fl-tTA whATi thA firA hrnlrp ^ guess luey were ail aeaa. Ly and a death , sentence. who is out of jail, led the • “ The proprietary .rights of the party on the stage of his theatre Attorneys for the defense de From Inn in One Car. oil11»«> United States in the Nicaraguan PINCHOT MANGLES atiMk. managed to crawl to the window here. clare their evidence will sho'w children under - sixteen. Canal route, with the necessary im Supreme Court Only Hope !iriie fire broke out during ' and fall through it myself. Firemoh clearly that Norris killed when he Stamford, Jan. 10.— W. Edward- came to me and carried me down to plication growing out of it affect His only recourse now is an ap matinee performance. The feature thought his own life was in danger Hunt, , of Stamford, la in a dying the streqt by a ladder.” ing the Panama canal, together VOTE CERTIFICATE peal to the Supreme Court of the picture was “ Sparrows,” with and that, under the circumstanc condition at Stamford hospital fol- ' Boy’s Story with the 'Obligations flowing from United States. SUCCEEDS lowing.ah automobile accident early I^ary^ Fickford in the lead. A tie investments of all classes of es, the Texas'-Self-defenBe law pro Another version of the tragedy Carroll was Indicted on two vides a ni.eans of acquittal. Sunday morning in which Albert A. comedy entitled . “ Get ’em Young” our citizens iu Nicaragua, places us counts of perjury. One alleged i Ackersbn, also, o f Stamford, was was 'oh the screen when the flames was related by Joseph Vallee, 14, in a position of peculiar responsi Norrla’ attorneys wIlL ©ndeaVqr. from his .cot in, the hospital ■where Refuses to Notify Senate that he testified*falsely when he I to ahow'that Chipps came to the instantly killed and Reubqn Root, started in the. balcony about fifty bility. I am sure it is not the desire said no liquor was served at the o f Stamfod, was dangerously injuri’ feet from - the. projection booth. Le was recuperating from the ef pastor’s study-"with murder in hjs fects of inhaling smoke. of the United States to intervene party. i ed. Three other men escaped with WUh the ^pearance of the first In the internal affairs of Nicaragua heart.” They allege that Chipps He had gone to the theater alone, That Rival Was 'Duly He was exonerated on the liquor Wins $400,000 Fran General minor' injuries thoilgh flung from tongue of flame-a cry of “Fire!”' or of any other Central American made, previous threats against the the o^r., • he Said, and had a seat in the four b count, but found guilty of perjury pastor. sounded t-hi'Dngb the building. republic. Nevertheless it must be on the second charge. His counsel, Edncaiion Board ;hy Obtain Root; Is under arrest'‘charged Ffremen. Baired Out row balcony, only a short distance said that we have a . very definite Chosen By Electors.’’ Herbert Smythe, appealed to, the ing Endowme^. , witii. manslaughter. 'Flye^ ininutes later the cries of from the projection room. The first and special interest in the main- United States, Circuit Court of Ap /The six men'vrere- salesmen em the .^rqggting* injured and dy^g intimation he had that the theater talnance of order and good gov STEALING GASOLINE was on fire was when he saw flames peals, and Carroll ' was allowed Middletown, Jam 10.— Wesleyan ployed by . the E. 'M: 'Jetmings. inc^, chlidrra -could .,be heard a &11 nun ^ x,. .= , ernment in Nicaragua at the pres^ Harrisburg, Jan. 10.— Gifford UnlverjatF'has cbmpletp^fshccess^ and were giiests at a banquet giv h^pog irpm the theatre. The exits ' through the floor In the ent time and that the stability, complete freedom pending the deci PInchot, who will '-etire from the sion. . DISaOSES CAR THEFT tally >a s|x-year c a m ^ ^ .to raise en by the: local manager. Leaving -(Ye^. so blqcked by those trying to aisle. Almost at the same time he prosperity and independence of ajl $l,20p,000 and la To posi the Stage Coach : loif. In North felt a hot blast on the back Of hia Central American countries can governorship of Pennsylvania, Jan^ The decision today was rendered eqcftpe, anid. by- those being tramp nary 18, took a final slap at his po tion to receive wi additloniir .$400,- Stamford, the six .men In one. car neck. He turned and saw fire sweep never be a matter of indifference to by Federal Judges Hough, Manton led in and around the doors, that litical enemy, William S. Vare, and Mack. Hartford Mam With Erie A |ito QpO from the Qenern i^ncation started for the city. Their car firemen who bad rushed to the ing down upon him from what he us. skidded on a curve, struck' a pple United States senator-elect, today, gjtopped at New _ Britain on Board, according, annouhceotent scene ffomi the lire station just thought was the projection room. “ The . ' United States cannot, when he made public a letter to the made' Her©' to
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PAGE TWOA - MANCHESTER E\^NING HERALD, MONDAY, JAN. 10,1927. WANl^ NETW BRITAIN BIGHTS and this Jfdlvra since Just at the time .when It seem* Baritone and Bass in Quartet Concert TN BDRLlNaTON VQIDBD value of land.'adjQlaiag^^ rook NAMES MEXICO IN THE ed as though soifie compromise D. A. R. HERE LEARN and preyents'CIevelopmont.' • ^WESLEYAN GLEE I agreement would ha reached the representative of .Doctor Sacasa Hartford, J$n. 10.—The repeal of ROW IN NICARAGUA su^enly broke off negotiations. OF NATIONAL WORK an act passed in 1911 giving the CLUB MAKES HIT '•According to our reports, the City of New Britain rights to .the (Contiuaed from Page 1.) Sacasa delegates on this occasion waters of Burlington brook in- Burl- stated freely that to accept any Told About Condid^ons at Ellis 'iogton; Is r^uested by WHllam- E. propose to follow the path of my government other than one preside Island and Hbar About Con* Schwartzman, of Burlington, In a predecessors.” ed over by Doctor Sacasa himself petition filed witk the secretary oZ Entire Musical Organization The message In part follows: would be a breach of faith with vention. _ . state’s office here today. The peti “•While conditions in Nicaragua their Mexican allies. NHostillties tion'assorts l^at the city has never In Concert Here Before and the action of this government were resumed on October 30, 1926. - exercised the authority gi^ftnted it pertaining thereto have in general On the same • date Chamorro Oiford'Parlsh, Daughters b^ the been made public, I think the time formally turned over the executive American Revolution held a largely Large Crowd, has arrived for me officially to in power to Sebastian Uriza, who had attended and lengthy session in the form the Congress more in detail been appointed - designate by the ladies parlors of the South Meth of the events leading up to the, Congress • controlled by General odist chuhch Saturday ’afternoon. ' High school hall was filled to present disturbances and condi Chamarro.. The United States gov As it was the first meeting of Prices Slashed! I tions which seriously threaten ernment refused to recognize Senor the New Year, the' regent. Miss capacity Saturday night when the lives and property, endanger the Uriza, on the ground that his as Alice Dexter extended greetings ito JVesleyan University Glee club un- stability of all Central America, sumption of the presidency had no all and stressed the importance of Sale One Week Only ' | Jer the auspices of the Class of and put in Jeopardy the rights constitutional basis. the members being familiar -with- 1927, S. M. H. S., appeared In con granted by Nicaragua to the Unit ITie Picking of Diaz all forms of avork, national and ed States for the construction of a.^ “Uriza thereupon convoked Con state-wide as well as local ^hichJ cert. gress In extraordinary session, and is now'being carried on by the or- | Slip Covers The Glee club opened the pro “It is well known that in 1912 the entire 18 members who had ganization. The order has grown gram with two songs. Both were the United States intervened in been expelled during the Chamorro in a brief space of time from 200 V ' ______y greeted with voluminous applause Nicaragua with a large force''and regime were notified to resqme members to many thousands and Is Photo by Elite - —..‘hoto by Elite Upholsteryi Must re- = from the audience. All who heard put down a revolution, and from their seats. This Congress, whose now in every state in the Union, Harold Doagan Jarle Johnson duce sIiTplus ^ stock 5 that time to 1925 a legation guard acts may be conidered as constitu many are enrolled who are living this organization will agree that of American marines was, with the tional, designated Senor Adolfo in foreign lands. She took occasion 'Fhe Manchester Male Quartet appears ilk concert tonight at the January Sde. Order f2353235348534853485353484853234853534823235348 their rythm and harmony were per consent of the Nicaraguan govern Diaz as first designate. to refer to the building of the new Swedish Lutheran Church under the auspices of Team , No. 1 of the now for, 50 per cent, fect and one can readily see why ment, kept in Nicaragua to pro itecognitlon Of Diaz auditorium on land adjoining Con Luther League. Harold* Dougan is baritone in the quartet and Jarle sayings. Slip Covers they are national intercollegiate Johnson is bass, , Both young men are natives of Manchester and have tect American. lives and property. '“T‘he Nicaraguan constitution tinental hall, which has been found enviable reputations here. Mr. Johnson will sing several solos In to to order. 5 Piece glee club champions. Under the In 1923 representatives of the five provides in Article 106 that in the inadequate for the immense gath able leadership of H. C. Kuhl their erings which meet annually for the night’s concert. His work has been especially commended by tnany frame or 3 piece Li- i Central American countries name absence of the president and vice- eminent artists who have heard his voice. , voices were as one. ly: Costa Rica, Guatemala, Hon president the Congress shall desig national convention, and stated brary Set m ^e of'36 “Autumn Sea’’ by Gerlcke, seem duras, Nicaragua and Salvador, at nate one of its members to complete that Cpnnecticut has sold Its quo inch Cretonne or ed to please but their rendition of the invitation of the United States, the unexpired term of president. As ta of bonds for the new project. Striped Soldiers’ Chorus from Faust by met in Washington and entered in President Solorzano had resigned Mrs. Susan C. Latimer of Hart MANCHESTER QUARTET Gounod was especially fine and ford, chairman for Ellis Island ABOUTTOWN Belgian ^ 1 O i to a series of treaties. These treat and was then residing in. California, Damask ^ 1 m ^ gave the men an opportunity to ies dealth with limitation of ar and as the -dee-president. Doctor work, gave a splendid talk on what really show what they could do. mament, a Central American tri Sacasa, "was in- Guatemala, having is being done there for the immi IN CONCERT TONIGHT They were called back for several bunal for arbitration and the gen been out of the country since Nov. grants who are detained for one The Women of Mooseheart Le 5 Piece Suite Reupholstered in Tapestry or Leatherette encores during the evening. eral subject of peace and amity. 1925, the action of Congress in reason and another. She has re gion will give a public whist party Silk Gimp. New springs. A O O The string quartet offered two The treaty last referred to specifi cently visited Ellis Inland and fur tomorrow evening r.t the hoine of selections. They were very well designating Senor Diaz was perfect Swedish Lutheran Church Will Frames polished...... ,... cally provides in Article II that the ly legal and in accordance with the nished the members with up to the Be Filled For Unusually Mrs. lAlbert Yost, 437 North Main rendered and were difficult pieces governments of the contracting constitution. Therefore the United minute facts. The.flrst and third street. SLx prizes will be given the to play. They reflected the ability parties will not recognize any oth States government on November 7 Wednesdays of each month' are ' Fine Program. winners and refreshments served. 61 the men. er government which may come visiting days for Connecticut This is the first of a series of card MANCHESTER H. C. Kuhl, leader of the Glee extended recognition to Senor Diaz. into power in any of the five re “Following his assumption of Daughters. If a party visits the The Manchester Male Quartet will parties to be held at the homes of club, the string quartet and “The publics through a coup d’etat or Island only one pass is required. If appear In, concert tonight at the different members. Jibers” proved to be an extremely office. President Diaz, on November Swedish Lutheran church. The pro revolution and disqualifies the 15, 1926, requested the assistance singly a pass Is needed for each UPHOLSTERING CO. capable fellow ai^d a musician of leaders of such coup d’etat or rev Daughter. They may be secured gram, one of the finest of its kind Miss A. Plaine of Hamlin street, = 597 iMAlN STREET. PHONE 1743 the first order. His technique is of the United States government to = Hotel Sheridan Building olution fi’om assuming the presi protect American foreign lives ai.d by addressing Benjamin M. Day, ever presented here, will open at is home from Baltimore, Md., for a splendid. Two violin solos brought dency for vice-presidency. commissioner, Ellis Island, N. Y. 8:15. few days. i Write or Phone for Free Samples. * him a round of applause calling for Moral Obligation property.” Mrs. Latimer related many amus In addition to quartet numbers an encore. He has set a high stand President Coolidge here included ing experiences in connection with especially Chosen from a list of par niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiimiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiii ard for the future musical leaders The United States was not a Diaz’s appeal for American aid, The joint Installation of the new party to this treaty, but this gov charging that Mexico was hostile to the work at America’s portals, and ticularly popular selections, there officers for Manchester Camp 2640. of Wesleyan. ernment has felt a moral obliga stated that the Daughters of the will be solos by members of the Royal Neighbors and No. 9280 “The Jibers’’ made a big hit with his government. Revolution was the only organiza quartet, readings by Miss Beatrice the audience with their witty jokes tion to apply its principles in'ord Modern Woodmen will be held In er to encourage the Central Amer Appeal To U. S. tion providing work for detained Johnson, and organ solos by Bur* Tinker hall this evening. The , and snappy songs. It is rare that immigrants. She described the I one will And a quartet of such line ican states in their efforts to “Immediately following the in dette Hawley, accompanist. Neighbors will have a brief busi ‘ singers. They drew a great deal of prevent revolution and disorder. auguration of President Diaz and knitting machines which have The program will be given under ness meeting at 7:'30, and all ! applause and were called back for The treaty, it may be noted in pas frequently^ since 'that date he has been installed and often the men th& auspices of Luther League members of both lodges are urged sing, was signed on behalf of Nic appealed to the United States for who are detained can earn a neat Team No. 1. Tickets have been on to be present for ■'he installation RIALTO I several encores. I The Serenaders, Wesleyan’s or aragua by Emiliano Chamorro support, has Informed this govern sum in this way instead of spend sale for some time and the sale in ceremony, following which a roast chestra, offered a couple of selec himself, who afterwards assumed ment of the aid which Mexico is ing days and weeks in idleness. dicates that the church auditorium "beef supper will be served and a MES TODAY AND THIS EVENING tions of modern dance music. They the presidency in violation thereof giving to the revolutionists, and Very handsome picture frames will be filled. short program given by talent from had a stimulating effect on the au and thereby contributed to the has stated that he is unable solely wound with silk are made by both both lodges. COAST PATROL” dience and gave them an idea of creation of the present difficulty. because of the aid given by Mexico men and women and material for BACK ORDERS ON STEEL STARRING KENETH MacDONALD to the revolutionists to protect the this work has been supplied in what they might expect for dance In October, 1924, an election INCREASED LAST MONTH TO CLEAN SILVERWARE music for the dancing which fol was held in Nicaragua. This result lives and property of American citi quantity by the Brainard & Arm zens and other foreigners. Whe;r strong Company of New Lon Jon, ‘UNSEEN ENEMIES” lowed. ed in the election of a coalition New York, Jan. 10.—Unfilled An easy way to clean silverware WESTERN DRAMA WITH AL HOXIE The 'tjrogram closed with the ticket embracing Conservatives and negotiations leading up to the Cor through the Influence of the . wife tonnage of the United States Steel into conference began, r immediate of one of the firm who is a ineiao^r that is not too tarnished is to mois singing of Wesleyan’s Alma Mater Liberals. Karlos Solorzano, a Con Corporation increased 158,522 ten a soft cloth with water, dip it in SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS by the Glee club. Mr. Kuhl Invited servative Republican, was elected ly placed an embargo on the ship of the D. A. R. tons in December* according to the President and Juan B. Sacasa, a ment of arms and ammunition to Mrs. Latimer said that they whiting, rub off With another cloth, any Wesleyan a'.umni present to monthly report of the corporation and polish with whiting. come upon the stage and sing with Liberal, was elected vice-president. Nicaragua. The department of state were making slides of these people submitted at noon today. For TWO BIG FEATURES TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY them. This government was recognized by notifled ttte other Central American from different lands, at various ward orders on December 31, ag Wesleyan University has a musi the other Central American coun states, to wit, Cosa Rica, Honduras, forms of work in the buildings gregated 3,960,969 tons compared EXCLUSIVELY FOR DISHES > * D E Y 1L'S ISLAND’’ cal organization of which it may tries and by the United States. It Salvador, and Guatemala, and they there with the idea of providing with 3,807,447 tons on November had been the intention of the Unit assured the department that they lectures for chapters throughout THE S'TORY OF A LIVING DEATH ON 'XHE ISLE OP most certainly feel very proud. 30 and 5,033,364 tons on the last Never use dishclothes for any LOST MEN, AVITH PAUUlfE FI^EDERICK. Every man is a talented musician. ed States to withdraw the marines would co-operate -in this measure. the country. day of December, 1925. 1 purpose except washing dishes. The work of the champion Glee Immediately after this election. The So far as known, they have done so. Mrs. W. E. Alvord, who was a Have othfer cloths for -wiping up club is especially commendable. marines were withdrawn in Aug The State Department also notifled delegate to the recent convention AVOIDING b r e a k a g e spilled food and for handling dishes. The proceeds of Saturday night’s ust, 1925, and it appeared at that the Mexican government of this em in Hartford gave, an Interesting re ’^H orse O n B roadw ay entertainment will go towards the time as though tranquility in Nica bargo and informally suggested to port, and explained about the When washing the glassware , dip A NOVEL* PICtVr E WITH WIHTE STAR^ THE Washington trip fund for the class ragua. was assured. Within two that government like, action. The Washington pilgrimage or Ameri ,lhe pieces in the warm water to BRISTLES DOWN WONDER HORSE, AND CULLEN LANDIS. of 1927 of the High school. months, however, further disturb Mexican government did not adopt canization trip this month, Janu they will be wet on Ahe inside and ances broke out between the-sup the suggestion to put om an embar ary 28-30 at the low cost of $20, outside at/the same'^ime. Unequal After you have carefully washed AN. HILARIOUS COMEDY AND NEWS REEL. porters of General Chamorro and go, but Informed the American available for pupils in our evening expansion of the glass caused by out your scrubbing brushes, turn CLUE’S CANDIDATES the supporters of the President. ambassador that in the absence of Americanization schools. A resolu one part being suddenly heated is the bristles down and dry in the General Chamorro dictated an manufacturing plants in Mexico for tion passed at this meeting was to what breaks them.. sunshine. agreement which President Solor the making of arms and ammuni the effect that instruction in civics INITIATED IN STATE zano signed the next day. Vice- tion the matter had little practical and the U. S. Constitution should President Sacasa thereupon left the importance. be made compulsory to Normal as HiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiHiiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimiiiiininiiiiiittmiu country. "At the end of November, after well as public schools of this state. Chamorro Dictator. spending some time In Mexico City, A report was made-of the accep Quartet Sings Blindfolded on “In the meantime General Cha Stage—St. Mary’s Annual Doctor Sacas.a went back to Nicara tance of copies of the Centennial T o n i g l i t morro, who, while he had not ac gua, landing at Puerto Cabezas, history of Manchester presented I OPENING I Banquet Is Held. tually taken over the office of pres near Bragmans Bluff.' He immedi by Orford. Farish Chapter to both LAST TIMES ident, was able to dictate his will to C ircle ately placed him%elf at the head of public libraries in the town. I The McILDUFP-HARRISON 7:00 and 9:00 . i Patrons of the State theater wit the actual executive, brought about the insurrection and declared him Miss Dprward favored'with fine nessed a part of the Initiation of the expulsion from the Congress of self president of Nicaragua. piano music and the hostesses'who A VIVID PICTURE OP UNIVERSITY LlFEl new members, held in connection eighteen members, on the ground Recognized By Mexico Aloile. served were Mrs. L. S. Martin, with the annual meeting of St. that their election had been fraud “He has never been recognized Mrs. J. H. Keith and 'Miss Emma I Studio de Danse Mary’s Young Men’s club on Sat ulent, and caused to be put in their Eldridge. ^ STATE THEATER BUILDING urday evening. A quartet consisting by any of the Central American re places candidates who had been de publics nor by any other govern- ^^CoUege D ays- of George Trueman, Clifford Joyce, feated at the election of 1924. Hav Jack Stratton and John Wright ment. with the exception of Mexico, January I, 1927 To All Lovers of Football—to the Old Grads—to the “FVoshle” ing thus gained the control of Con which recognized him immediately. SELECTx^IEN’S MEETING sang two numbers in the theater. gress, he caused himself to be ap i Specializing in Rudimentary Technique and Seniqi>—^The college love story that will set. yonr nerves All four of the candidates were As arms and munitions in large pointed by the Congress as desig quantities were reaching the revo The Boar4 of Selectmen will — LIMBERING — ROUTINE a tingling. - v j blindfolded and had cotton stuffed nate on Jailuary 16, 1926. On that meet tonight at 8 o’clock in the STRETCHING in their ears so they did not know lutionists, I deemed it unfair to TANGO- — SENSATIONAL WALTZING — ADAGIO date Solorzano resigned as presi prevent the recognized government Municipal building. It will be the where they were until the blind dent and Immediately General regular January meeting. folds were removed. Seeing that from purchasing arms abroad, and, Personal Attention Given Beginners = Chamorro took office. The four accordingly, the secretary of state M • ^ 1 Tomorrow and Wednesday they were on the State theater Central American countries and the CIRCULAR INSERTS I POSITION — CONFIDENCE — ETIQUETTE = stage, all made a wild dash for the has notifled the Diaz government THE ACE OP WESTERN STARS. United States refused to recognize that licenses would be issued for S • * * ** wings. him as president. A black lace dinner gown of un S Open Every Evening 7:00 to 9.:00 P. M. . S The annual meeting of the club the export of arms and munitions ‘General Chamorro continued to purchased In this country. It would usual charm has circular Inserts of FRED THOMSON _ was held with a dinner in the Ho exercise the functions of president black satin and a large bow of black i - = tel Sheridan and about 75 attended. be thoroughly Inconsistent for this niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' AND m S >UKACLE HORSE SILVER KING iR until October 30, 1926. In the country not to support the govern satin ribbon perched on the As is the usual custom, Rev. James meantime, a revolution broke out Stuart Neill of St. Mary’s church ment recognized by it while the shoulder. was elected president, Winston in May on the East Coast in the revolutionists were receiving arms *’Lone H and Saundevc' Turkington was chosen vice presi neighborhood of Bliieflelds and was and munitions from .abroad. FOR YOUNG GIRL speedily suppressed by the troops YOU MUST SEE THIS THRILL PICTUIUSI dent and Wilfred Wilson treasurer. of General Chamorro. However, it Citizens Ask Protection. A fanciful frock for a young girl William Morrison, who has been again broke out with considerable “During-the last two months the is made of white georgette crei-e secretary since the resignation of government of the United States Sherwood Beechler last year, was more violence. The secwd attempt and trimmed, with a flock of blue SUITS & OVERGO ATS | was attended with some success has received repeated requests birds embroidered in blue silk. re-elected to that post. . from various American citizens, Other officers and committees and practically all of the East Men of Manchester are finding out that Williams is = coast of Nicaragua fell into the both directly and through our con BABY BLUE BACK elected Include Hector Macdonald, hands of the revolutionists. suls and legation, for the protection right and that his prices on Clothing are a$ advertised | librarian. Jack Stratton, Arthur A. of their lives and property. The Knofla, Albert Addy, investigating Throughout these events Sacasa A pink kasha sport dress Is trim —THE SAME EVERY MONTH IN THE YEAR. | committee, and Richard McLagan, was at no time in the country, hav government! of the United States med with, bands of blue kasha in general chairmen of the masquer ing remained in Mexico ond Guate has also received requests from the a shade that might be described al They know that they are getting values for their | ade ball. mala during this period. British Charge at Managua and most as the old-fashioned baby blue. Today & Ask U. S. Protection. from the Italian ambassador at money , and that the suit or overcoat they bought in sea- At.the dinner speeches were Washington for the protection of made by several of the members ‘Repeated requests were made of CHIFFON AND BRILLIANTS i son has not deteriorated in value in an off season. A 5 STATE Tomorrow und a recitation was given by Rev. the United States for protection, es their respective nationals. Pursu David Kelly, curate of St. Mary’s pecially 6n the East coast, and, ant to such requests. Admiral Lati Swarms of paste jewels and pearl 5 fair price the year ’round has* made many friends for us 5 club, a candidate. Group singing “Accordingly, the Navy Depart mer has not only maintained the beads trim the new evening gowns, was led by Arthur A. Knofla. ment ordered Admiral Latimer, in neutral zone at Blueflelds, under particularly those of colored chif 5 and accounts for our large volume of clothing sales. | After the dinner the members of command of the special service the agreement of both parties but fon. the club went to their headquarters squadron, to proceed to Blueflelda. has landed forces at Puerto Cabezas on Linden street where the rest of Upon arriving there he found It and Rio Grande, and established I Our New Method of MercMndising ■ the initiation ceremonies were con necessary, for the adequate protec neutral zones at these points •where ducted. tion of American lives and prop considerable numbers of Ameri 5% for cash at time of purchase. erty, to declare Blueflelds a neu cans live and are engaged In carry OUiDRENCRY 2% for casl\ within 30 days. KIDNAP J ANK PRESIDENT, tral zone. The good offices of the ing on various Industries. He has Net on our popular 10 Payment Plan. Mi IE OFF AVITH $30,000 United States were sought by both also been authorized to establish parties for the purpose of effecting such other neutral zones as are nec Watch for Annoifncement of Our Third Tulsa, Okla., Jan. 10.—Six band a settlement of the conflict; Admi essary for the purposes above men F O R W p A ” its robbed the Sapulpa State Bank ral Latimer brought about an ar tioned. mistice to permit of a conference “For many years Americans have Anniversary Sale at Sapulpa, near here, today and .Especially Prepared for Infants escaped with $30,000 after kidnap being held between the delegates of been living In Nicaragua developing As usual Suits and Overcoats will not be subject to a Ing H. A. McCauley, president, and the two factions.” its Industries and carrying on bust and Children of All Ages R * n ! v M - % o 1 1 George Miller, assistant cashier. “At the request of both parties, ness. At the present time there are reduction as our No Sale policy on clothes assures you marines were landed at Corinto to large investments in lumbering, nolioBdl ficto t I establish a neutral zone In which mining, cbffee growing, banana cul of savings the year ’round. You will find included all STATE CAFE AND the conference could be held, Doc-^ ture. shipping, and also in general Mother! Fletcher’s Castorla has tor Sacasa was invited to attend mercantile and other collateral been in use over 30 years to re furnishings, sportwear, hats, shoes and luggage. Delicatessen Lunch this conference but refrained from business, all these people .and their lieve babies and children of Gon- Wednesday Only Wednesday doing so and remained In Guate Industfles have been encoiiraged by stipktion. Flatulency, Wind Colic Chas. Kuhr, Prop. mala city. The United States gov and IMarrhea; allajring Feverish ’« =. 2—F E A T U R E ^ 2 BO Bissell St., So. Mimchester the Nicaraguan government." ernment did not participate in the Extending U. S. Grip ness ajrising therefrom, and, by reg ALSO FOR WEDNESDAY NIGHT A REAL] conference except to provide a ulating the Stomach and Bowels, Regular Dinners Served neutral chairman; It simply offered Washington, Jan. 10.—Amerlcfin aids the assimilation of Food; giv CHICKEN FARM ON THE STACl^. 11:30 a. m. to 2 p. m. its good offices to make the con naval forces^ In Nicaragua have es ing nataral sleep without opiates. Sandwiches and Light ference possible and arranged a tablished a neutral zone at Pearl The geiiuine bears signature of I George H» 20— Live Chickens Given A y ^ — Lunches at all Hours. neutral zone at Corinto at the re Lagoon, and a landing party of = Open Evenings Until 7:30 o’clock. = quest of both parties. duHng the marines has been sent ashore at Bar All Kinds of Cold Soda. time the conference was held. Point from the U, S. S. ' Denver, = ' Johi^n Block. = Near Beer on Draught. Sacasa Faction Quits Rear Admiral Latimer advised the S ' S Fresh Made Cider. “The cdnference led to no result. state department today. aiinummiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMniiniiiiiiiiiMiuiiiiuniiniiiiiiiiil»m««iHHWiinuiiiHiin i i "
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FIGHTS POUCEMAN, HOW CmCACO SEWAGE CANNOT TELL NEW IcalStodcs STIRRED UP THE STATES .(l^^iiftied by Pntnam Mt Ob.) IS JAILED; A P P E m Hfwfc Stocks. (QBBtliiaea rran pafB i>) City Bk t Trast . . . 6«S 700 Conn llTor Banking .300 — which flows into the Mississippi. First Kat (Htfd) ... 235 — Silistine Gardaer Before This was done and in 1900 the Chi A sses^rs Brand Predictions Htfd-ietna Natl .... 410 — cago river began to flow, the other Httd-Conn Tr Co ...5 8 0 ■— way instead of i^to the lake under^ Mtg & Title . . . 65 — Judge Today on Four a permit from the secretary of As Here Gnessworlq Htfd Morris Plan B’k 115 — war, whiph allowed a diversion of Phoenix St B’k Tr . . . 405 415 4,167 cubic feet a second. Paik St Trust...... 425 — Connts—Other Cases. Subsequently the diversion has Work Not C o m b ed . ON Riverside Trust .. ..460 — at times reached 10,000 -cubic feet U ,S Security...... 420 440 a second. New .War Department . Bonds. A row that took place In Keen permits have been granted, the Predicting Manchester’s new East Conn Pow 5 . . . 99 — latest limiting the flow to 8,500 grand list and the tax rate depend Htfd & Conn West 6s 95 — ey Court Saturday night landed cubic feet, a little more than is Hart E L 7% ...... 290 296 Silistine Gardner in the Manchester now actually being diverted. ent upon it is niere guesswork, and Conn L P 5 % s ...... 109 IlO H police court this morning. He had Water levels of all the Great is ridiculous, Manchester’s Boa'rd Conn L P 7s ...... 116 four counts charged up against him Lakes except Lake Superior have of Assbssors stated today when they Conn L P 4 % s ...... 95 96 been lowered. Army engineers have he^d estimate being mfde. The as Parldiir Heaters—Blankets and G>mfortables Brld Hyd 6 s ------.103% 105 —rintoxication^ breach of the peace, said that the drainage canal is Insurance Stocks. injury to public property and re- responsible for some six inches of sessors cannot estimate themselves Aetna Insurance ....500 510 sistiUig an officer. Gardner was the , drop on Huron and Michigan what the final total wilPbe and U s^ Ranges and Gas Stoves—Discontinued Models Aetna Life ...... 510 520 represented in court by Attorney and less elsewhere. The levels they will not even hazard a guess.. Aetna Life full pd .. .510 520 Jobn Foley, who entered a plea of fluctuate,, however, with rainfall One assessor laughingly, told The Aetna Life part ?d . .450 — and snowfall and Chicagq says her Herald today that it was news tp Of Gas Stoves and Ranges, Etc., Etc. Automobile...... 200 — guilty to each of the four counts. diversion is no more responsible him when he learned that an out- Conn. General...... 1625 1675 Gardner had been drinking and for lower levels than any one of a of-town newspaper was predicting National Fire ...... 720 740 started to do things in Keeney half dozen other causes. the grand list. At present tw’o Her The winter season is w$ll advanced and cold weather But we need the room so out they go at these big Htfd Steam Boiler.. .640 660 Court. He stuck his fist through The complaining Great Lakes ald men are working with the as goods will have to be moved oflE our floors regardless of reductions. It has always been our policy not to.carry Hartford Fire,...... 495 505 a window and when Offiber Rob states charge great loss to their sessors on the books preparing a over seasonable goods, we had rather sacrifice our pro Phoenix ...... ■...... 490 500 erts was called to take care of him, shore property and to navigation. list of all taxpayers in Manchester the fact, that the thermometer is hovering around the Travelers ...... 1200 1220 he showed fight. He tore the po With shallower lakes, they say, assessed for 810,000 and over. The zero mark. There will be plenty of cold days and fits. The prudent buyer will take advantage of this Public Htllity Stocks. liceman’s coat and fought most of ships cannot load to capacity and Herald will publish this list just as and buy now for next winter’s use. You can buy these Conn ower C o ...... 318 325 the way to the police station. After higher, shipping rates must be soon as it is‘completed. nights yet when you will be glad to own some of these items on our club plan with extended payments if you Conn L P 7 % ...... 112 115 he was placed in his. cell he pro charged. Dock piling . built for The assessors ' said: item s. . I wish. Conn L P 8-% ...... 120 123 ceeded to smash the toilet. submersion are alleged to rot when “The board has no more idea of Hart Gas com ...... 73 76 Prosecuting Attorney Ha'thaway exposed to the air above the lake what the grand list will be than Hart E L ...... 336 342 exhibited Policeman Roberts’ coat surface. Resorts are alleged to any person in Manche^er. The ab Hart Gas pfd ...... 49 52 in court. He said it was time an have been ruined by the change. stract consists of 120 pages with an PARLOUR HEATERS BLANKETS—COMFORTABLES S N E T E L ...... 153 156 end was put to such a practice. Of One Wisconsin section complain enormous amount of detail on Conn Elec Serv p fd .. 66% 58% ficers in many cases have to stand ed it was no longer able to take in each page and we are putting in No. 10 Heater, Regular $24.00, N ow ...... $15.95 , $3.25 Blankets, full size, now ...... $2.25 Manufacturing Stocks. a lot of abuse from such men as water, Its Intake pipes having been extra hours to get it completed be No. 11 Heater, Regular $27.00, N ow ...... $17.95 $4.25 Blankets, full size, now ...... $2.85 Am Hardware...... 83 85 Gardner, Mr. Hathaway said, and built close to the surface. Canada fore Feb. 1. We still have many No. 12 Heater, Regular 35.00, Now ...... $22.95 $6.95 Plaid B la^ets, full size, now ...... $4.65 American Silver . . . . 30 — he thought it was unfair to compel is interested because she wants to pages to go and how anybody can Acme W ire ...... 10 15 tell at this stage or even a week No. 120 Oak Heater, Regular $32.50, N ow ...... $21.50 $10.50 Camel’s Hair Blankets, full size, now ...... $6.95 them to buy new uniforms In such maintain the level of the St. Law No. 130 Oak Heater, Regular $35.00, N ow ...... $22.95 Billings Spencer pfd — 10 drunken rows, as the one in ques rence. Power Interests claim to or 10 days from now what the to $12,50 Plaid Blankets, full size, now ...... $8.25 Billings Spencer com — 6 tion. have lost many millions of dol tal will be, i beyond our knowl No. 160 Oak Heater, R e ^ a r 58.00, Now ...... $37.50 $16.75 Wool Blankets, full size, now ...... $1L25 Bigelow-Htfd com .. 85 87 Attorney Foley admitted the lars. edge. No. 170 Oak Heater, Regular $50, N ow ...... $33.00 Bristol B rass...... 7 9 $19.50 Wool Blankets, full size, now ...... $12.95 truth of all the prosecutor said. Chicago Beady to Pay “The abstract this year will be $22.50 Extra Fine Blankets, full size, now ...... $14.95 Collins Co ...... 135 145 He believed the young man was so Besides indignantly denying re as nearly as perfect a record as can The Union Sunola Colt Fire A rm s...... 28 29 drunk he was not responsible for he imagined. It takes a lot of extra A warm air furnace that may be placed in any room in your $3.95 Comfortables, full size, now ...... $2.65 Eagle Lock ...'....1 1 0 116 sponsibility for all these troubles work but when it will have been $6.75 Comfortables, full siez, now...... $4.50 Fafnir Bearing...... 88 93 his actions. He said Gardner had and many more which are alleged, house. Regular *8165, N o w ...... ( til fl A not been in court for more than Chicago says the levels can be re completed it will be r record that Fully installed. ^ A X $11.00 Comfortables, full size, now ...... $7.75 Hart & Cooley...... 190 200 two years. He thought he ought will simplify assessors’ work on Int Silver p f d ...... 107 110 stored by construction of compen this book in the future.” $15.00 Comfortables, fuU size, now ...... $9.95 Int Silver com ...... 104 108 to have an opportunity to make sating works In connecting chan $27.50 Down Filled Comforter^ now ...... $18.25 good. He was willing to repay the nels and says It is ready to pay for The members of the board smil '5 Jewel Belting pfd . . . 80 — officer and pay lor any damage he ed at some of the figures given in USED RANGES Ln’drs Frary & Clark 88% 90 such works. the article*^especially that there was Mann B’man Class A. 19% 21 had caused Saturday night. Below Chicago there has been Judge Johnson found Gardner an increase in building and addi All in First Class Condition. GAS STOVES AND RANGES Mann Bo’man Class B 9 11 loud complaint from property own tions which amounted to one mil guilty and Imposed a fine of 810 ers along the Illinois river, how $30 Jewel Range, now ...... $19.75 (Discontinued Models.) New Brit Mach p fd ..103 — lion dollars. $35 Lenox Range, now ...... $22.95 New Brit Mach com.. 16 18 for intoxication, $15 for breach of ever. Fisheries worth 85,000,000' “Some of these alteratons were $49.50 Cabinet Gas Range, now ...... $ 3 5 .5 0 Niles Bt Pond new ... 17% 1^ the peace, $20 for injury to public a year are said to have been des merely the changing over of a $55 Richmond Range, now ...... $37.00 $60.00 Cabinet Gas Range, now ...... $44.50 North & J u d d ...... 21 24 prpperty, and gave him a jail sen troyed by the Sewage. Land prev window or a change in the veranda $75 Quaker Model, now ...... $50.00 Niles Bt Pond pfd .. 80 85 tence of 10 days for resisting an iously reclaimed is now said to be $65.00 Cabinet Gas' Range, now ...... $48,25 otflcw. An appeal was taken and for which we could not raise the $85 Magee Range, now ...... $57.0O $80.00 Cabmet GasRange, now ...... $ ^ .2 5 Pratt Whitney pfd .. 85 — flooded during rainy seasons. The assjssment,” they said. “Of course $150, Magee Combination Gas and Coal, gray J R Montgomery pfd. — 85 a bond of $300 furnished for his Illinois, once a beautiful stream we cannot give figures as our work $25.00 Gas Cooker, now ...... '...... $19.95 J R Montgomery com. —> 76 appearance at the March ternf of with its banks full of attractive has not yet been completed but at a enamel, now ...... $100 AU connections free where pipes mn into kitchen. Peck, Stow & Wilcox 22 24 the.Superior Court.- homesites, is now a stench. guess half of that amount would be $100 Magee Combination Gas and Coal, now ...... $67 Come early as there are but a few of thew models to seU. Russell Mfg C o ...... — .65 Thomas Egan and Joseph Cole But the Mississippi valley states nearer right.” Smyth Mfg C o ...... 330 ^— man, who were with Gardner, were below the Illinois river—the co-de Other portions of the article Stanley Works com .. 73 75 brought in on breach of peace defendants In the suits—the happy were in line' with the paragraph Stanley Works pfd ..27% — charges, but for lack of evidence over the Increased water supply, stating that the board of rejief Scoville Mfg C o ...... 63 65 the prosecutor entered a nolle in saying that it aids navigation and was to meet today to look over the Standard Screw ----- 105 112 their cases. is otherwise beneficial. figures. The board does not meet G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Inc. Torrington...... 66 68 Dqnlel Sullivan, a transient who The War Department’s diversion until Feb. 1. « Underwood...... 45 47 claimed New Haven as his home, permits are limited,. granted on The nub of the whole matter is Comer Main and School Streets, South Manchester, Conn. U S Envelope pfd... .108 112 pleaded guilty to intoxication. Ser condition that sewage reduction that no man at this time can esti Union Mfg C o ...... 26 29 geant John Crockett was called to plants would be built and on other mate the town’s grand list or con Whitlock Coil Pipe.. 21 25 Buckland last night and found conditions. ^ Originally they were X Ex Div. sequently figure the new tax rate. Sullivan helplessly drunk in a granted on the assumption that ¥------7 waiting station. A fine of 810 was 'Congress would lake some action, DEATH OF MRS. XXXXXXSOOSXXX^^ Imposed and as he had no money but Congress never did. Now the t he was sent to jail to work out his department hopes gradually to re HIGH SCHOOL NOTES MAUDE K. PRIOR N.Y. Stocks fine and costs. duce the amount of diversion per John Haraburda was in an auto mitted until the diversion is back On last Friday evening the Mrs. Maude Klee Prior, 34, wife to the original figure of 4,167 cu High Low 2 p. m. mobile accident on Center street Sophomore class of the local High of Harry H. Prior of Wapping. yesterday afternoon with a man bic feet. Chicago is spending 820,- school held its annual social in the died at the Manchester Memorial At Gulf W.I . 41% 41 41 000 a year on sewage plants. 82% 82% from Eagleville. He was brought High school auditorium. There was hospital Saturday evening. Mrs. Am Sug Ref . . 82% In on a charge of reckless driving Can’t Stop It Abruptly a large attendance, and the affair Prior had been 111 for several weeks Am T & T . .155% 153 164 If the supreme court decides 48% and arrested by Policeman Mc- was a decided success. and underwent an operation Thurs Anaconda 48% 48 Gllnn. Attorney Hyde represent against Chicago, the matter .of end The entertainment program con day. Am Smelting .142% 140% 142 ing the diversion will be left, to the 107% ed Haraburda. Because of lack of sisted of a comedy sketch by G. Besides her husband she Is sur Ameri Loc ...107% 107% evidence the case was nolled. government. The court could hard Peterson and Wes Warnock. It was vived by one brother, Fred G. Klee Am Car Fndy 101% 101 % 101% ly shut off all the diversion sudden original and clever, and was well of Rockville, and two sisters, M.-s. Atchison ....1 6 6 % 165% 165% ly, endangering the lives of mil 108% received. Charles E. Heintz of Rockville, and Balt & Ohio . .108% 108% lions. Following the comedy sketch was Miss Annetta L. Klee, a teacher In Beth St “B” . 4-7% 46% 47% The first of the three suits how 9 76 CHUDREN KIILED a play. The story of the play was a the Hollister street school, Man Chandler . . . 9 9 pending was brought by Michigan, comedy interpretation of part of chester. Chill C op----- 34% 34% 34% which said that even Congress had “Julius Caesar.” Thelma Carr, . Mrs. Prior was a daughter of the Cons Gas N Y109% 108% 109% IN JAM IN THEATRE no right to divert a watershed. The Gertrude Lashay, Boh Mercer, John late Mr. and Mrs. William A. Klee Col Fuel Iron .45% 45% 45% second was filed by Wisconsin, Johnston, and Boh Treat had the of Rockville. She has been principal Ches & Ohio .161% 160% 161% (Coatiiiaed from page ]) alleging that diversion was illegal, leading parts. This, too, was well of the Wapping Center school for Cruc Steel . . . 80% 80% 80% Michigan, Ohio and Pennsylvania, received. the past five years and was efficient Can P a c ...... 167% 167 167% «. that the War Department had ex 40% Games were played during the and faithful in her duties as a Erie ...... * 40% 40 conditions which caused the dis ceeded its rights in granting the course of the evening, and refresh teacher. She will he greatly missed Erie 1 s t ...... 54% 53% 54% aster was called for today by Mon permit and that if anyone had such treal newspapers. ments were served. Edward Dzia- by the entire community. Gen Asphalt . 87% 85% 85% a right it was the Congress. dus’s orchestra played for dancing Mrs. Prior was a member of St. Gen Elec .... 8 4 % 84% 84% “The appalling death list is out Indiana and Michigan have slncj of all proportion to the actual dam until 11 o’clock. John’s Episcopal church of Rock Gen Motor .. 155 % 154% 155% come in as co-plalntlffs and New On last Thursday afternoon the ville. a member of the Federated Gt North pfd . 8 4 % 83% 84% age done to the building by fire and York has asked permission to do so. Workers of the Wapping Federated % % this fact raises’ a question as to the Cercle Francais Initiated new mem- 111 Central .. .121% 121 121 A third suit, filed by New York, I hers into the club. The Initiations church and vice-president of the Kenn Cop . . . 61% , 61% 61% adequacy of the facilities provided complained that the state lost 500,- for emptying the theater rapidly in were, held in the assembly hall. Parent-Teacher Association. Le Valley___102 101% 101% 000 horse power per second at Ni There were over thirty new mem The funeral will h' held at the Marine pr . , . 39 37% 38% event of an emergency,” the Mon agara Falls for every 10,000 cubic church in Wapping at 2; 30 Wed 23% 23% treal Gazette said. bers admitted. Sophomores with a Miami ------23% feet of water diverted by Illinois. mark in French of ninety or above nesday afternoon. The officiating Norfolk West. 158% 158% 158% "Close the fire traps at once,” (Copyright, 1927, N. E. A.) clergymen will be Rev. H. B. 6lm- 166% 167 declared the Montreal Daily World. were eligible, and juniors with Natl Lead ...167 French rankings of eighty-five or stead of St. John’s Episcopal North Pacific 83% 82 83 “There must be no repetition of the church and Rev. Truman H. Wood NY Central ..142 141% 141% Laurier Palace tragedy, which over were admitted. Practically N Y N H.& H. 42% 42% 42% would never have happened had C in EXPERT TEUS everyone eligible entered the ward of Wapping. Pennsyl .... 57% 57% 57% there been proper and regular in club. ‘‘Let Vou In On A Little S^ret’^ People Gas ..127% 127% 127% spection and supei^sion.” The Boys’ Glee club rendered Pierce Arrow . 22% 22 22% Slid Down PiUar STORIES FOR HERALD two numbers, “All Through the Rep Ir & St .. 58 % 58% 58% Roger Frappier, 13, whose step Night.” and “We’ll Never.Let Our I have shopped all day Saturday and h ave found the best values in town at Reading .... 96% 96 96% brother, Paul, Is in a serious condi Old Flag Fall’j at. assembly ou Thursday afternoon. Both numbers Chi R Is & Pa. 74 73% 73% tion in the hospital from inhaling Don E. Mowry W rites Series of South Pac ...109% 109% 109% smoke, gave a graphic version of were well sung. St P a u l...... 11 10% 10% what happened: 20 Articles on Growth of Both.the Boys’ and the Girls’ Studebaker . 56%' 55% 55% “We were sitting In the balcopy Municipalities. Glee clubs will he entered in an Un P a c ...... 162% 161% 161% and were seeing the big picture other interscholastic glee club con test this spring. Last year at sutdi FRADIN’S U S Rubber .. 62% 60% 62%. with Mary Pickford when somebody U S S teel___159% 157% 159 at the back of the balcony shouted Beginning with today’s Issue of a contest held In Windsor, the lo This is the reason for the record breaking business the first day of our U S Steel pr .130% 130% 130% ‘fire.’ Everybody jumped. Many The Herald a series of articles bn cal hoys came out on top of all the Westinghouse 70% 6.9% 70 started to rush for the stairs. Then “The American City” will be found rest, while the girls were second in West Union . .147% 147 147% somebody else cried that everything in the columns of this newspaper their division. cfaM iTiea*^^ was all right an& there was no fire for 20 consecutive Issues. These ar ■rhls year all the schools Includ ticles deal with the growth of ci ed in the Central Connecticut Inter- LIBEBTT BONDS but the rush continued. ' ties since “horse and b u g ^ days” co/umris New York, Jan. 10.—Opening “People were walking over us schqlastie League will be entered in everywhere and rdshlng for the and the problems the municipalities the contest, and it is expected .that January Mark Down Sale Liberty bond quotations; 3%s doorways. Everybody knew there have been confronted with. it will be held In West Hartford. 101.14; 1st 4%s, 103; 2nd 4%s Every Manchester voter and tax Both local glee clubs are working 100.24; 3rd, 4%s, 101.15; 4th 4%s must be a fjre because the theatre payer will be interested in follow was filling up with smoke. I could diligently with the vley of cop NOW IN PROGRESS 103.16; new 4%s, 110.—; new 4s ing the articles to learn what other ping both cups this year. GOOD 106.06 and new 3%s, 103.16. not get anywhere In the crowd so I towns and cities have encountered climbed over the balcony and slid in their growth. Today’s story, the down a pillar." first of the series will be found on The Freshman basketball team Is Goats of Style and Quality at Remarkable Savings. Join the One of the Stampeders Talks Page four, the editorial page. attracting a good deal of notice. Camille Lefebvre, 42, gave an The series will deal with every The Frbs)x have covered themselves Crowds for Good Bargains. M I K E K M O e adult’s picture of the tragedy. line of civic endeavor, zoning laws, with glory of late by complotely “I was sitting in the orchestra traffic regulations, city advertising, sinking all opponents. If they keep AT VERY LOW PRICES. under the balcony,” he said. “There co-operation with new industries, on they •Will want to play the var Healthy, vigorous men land life’s best was a sudden cry of fire and a sity to see which is the better team. 1926 Willys-Knight Coupe. prizes. Buo3rant step, brit^t eyes, clear cvlc pride, hotels, population Dresses of silk or cloth fea complexion and exuberant vitw ty de- mad scramble for the only exit. The growth, public buildings, and other 1825 Oldsmobile, Glassmobile Coats of high grade Boliy- Hundreds of Bar noteasystemfreefromimpuiities. Con- door that leads out by the box of subjects of interest to every person DEATH OF ^ enclosure. ias, silk lined, squifrel or f< gains throughout turing all the newest styles stipationpoisonsthewholesystem,8lows fice. I bad to fight like grim death who reads a newspaper. MBS. EVES E. VETTER. 1925 Chevrolet, Glassware en- ti^m ed. Regular $49.7 and colors, Regular to- $19.75* the step, saps energy, destroys amn- to make my way out and gradually ,_the store in every dence and cuts down the earning power. ieacbed the swinging door-out Into Mrs. Bvie E. Vetter, aged 44 Scpsfltional Now o d Rid your system of constipation and the lobby. As I fought my way years, of 689 Main street, died Sun 1928 Studebaker Sedan. Values a t X ipartm ent. Reduced to .... Its pi^sons. Dr. Edwards’Obve Tablets .through the screaming mob I qould day evening at the Manchester 3;923 Hudson Speedster. remove them gently, tone up the sys see the real tragedy being played ABOUTTOWN MemorlaT hospital following an oP' tem, dear the eyes and complexipnai * on that narrow stairway. In the eratlon.' She is survived by her f922FordCou^ tnr^ back normal vigor. Acompoui corner where the stairs ‘ turned to father, Gapt. Alvin David Lewis, V Several Chevrolet and Ford of vegetable ingredients, prescribed to descend to the lobby level was an Muio Aloislo of 128 Blssell also one sister, Mrs. Ida Clifford open cars at prices ranging ratients fm* 20 years in p i^ o f calomd. immovable mass of humanity, al- street entered the St. Francis’s jand one brother. Forest Lewis, al from $25 to $75. Near State They act eadly and qmddy on bowds moet all children. They were piled Hospital in Haitford last evening so two nieces, all of Norwich. anduver. np, Inextrical^ly. dying like rats as Conn. • Theater . Take Dr.Edwards’OhveTablets and to undergo a serious operation for FRADIN’ hundreds more piled on top ol keep *it for the daily grind. Thousands gastric ulcers. Fqneral services will ' be held of men and wmnen use them them In their efforts to get out.” ’Thursday afternoon at the hope of xeguiany as an aid to success in their Lorraine Delaney, daughter of ;her father, 9,4 Asylum street, Nor e n s y S z r tasks. Know tb ^ by their Mr. and Mrs. Gebrge Delaney of wich. Rev. j;. Harlow Qraham, olive ookr, 15c, 30c, 60c. Durant street, .was operated on at paator of the Methodist Episcopal the Memorial Hospital Saturday chiirchi will ofilciate and'bqriai will 22-24 Maple S t. Tel, tor an abeeaa in tha Utt ear. be in’ the Maplewood cemete^. ' Open Sveiiiiigs. .T A G fE K T O R MANC3HESTER EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, JAN. 10,192T.
lloult to eliminate all danger from operate effectively together save in 1 lianrliert^ sudden fright dnd e'.umpcde. the immediate bUBlness of keeping mobs out of the Shanghai foreign . But'this Montreal catastrophe / J^/» ft i Sttening adds the sum of Its terrible result quarter— which they will never be 'V ' I ' ■ - i!n j PUBLISHED BY to, a long chain of more or less able to do if there comes an actual I ■ THE HERALD P^RINTIIJG CO. , similar happenings in the urge for military test. mCEEASE' IN BUSINESS RESULTS i Founded by El'^ood B. Ela every possible precaution <,against There is ond;factor in tfie situa t ; f Oct. 1. 1881 e x p e r t s fatal consequences o f childish* ex^ tion, however, otywhich* ^ittle la EVERY TIME G0 , - \ Every Svenlnr E9^pt Sundays .*Jidi •Holidays. . ■ citement. ‘ . ■ said but much, no.doubt, is beiu.g AFTER IT''. ■ Entered at the Post Ofllde at Man* Audiences of young children will thought. And that is Japan. jchester as Siecond Class Hall Hitter. D ie city ha« n ndel^n e YemairkaUe eUlingM In never In the world control their The Japanese army and navy are i SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall the Ubt' quarter century. This is the flrist of.» seties-oC 20 ar own excited terror. There can be a close at hand. They constitute a ' six dollars a year, sixty cents a ticles describing urban social, Industrialr and economic growth. ’I- A month tor shorter periods. measure of safety only when and formidable fighting machine. Japan T l^ and the articles to follow teU what American cities are do- ■ By carrier, eighteen cents r. week. Single C9ptes, three ccAita where there is sufficient pxperi ls4n ,a position to assert herself, ing In aviation, advertising, zoning and a score of other modem, firactlcal lines of endeavor—iimd why. - ^ SPECIAL ADVERTISING RBPRB- adult guardianship to control It fot suddeply and alarmingly, the mo ' BENTATIVE, Hamllton-De Llsser, them. ment that serious trouble breaks BYDONE.MbWRY / Inc., 25 West 43d Street, »New York and 612 North Michigan Avenue, It is not' enough that theatres, out in Shanghai. She can come to Secretary, American Community Advertlslnif Magvine Chicago. assembly halls and similar places the rescue of the Europeans. She The American people^haye beeh pretty well educated , , The Manchester Evening Hertld Is to the fact that a manufacturer who wants to advance on sale In Now York City at Sohults s shall be reasonably fireproof or can accomplish that rescue. And News Stand. Sixth Avenue and ,4lnd. reasonably proof against collapse then she may wellybe In a position must advertise his product so that it will be impressed Street and 42nd. Street enttaBca of on the mind of the public. ' Grand Central Station. or wholly proof against sudden and to Invite the Europeans to either terrifying total darkness; nor even leave or turn the Job of controlling But only recently did they begin to get the idea “ "International News Service hM the exclusive rights to use for republioa- that their exits shall bo sufficient China over to Japan altogether. that a city, as well as a business concern, could help its tlon In any. form all nows dlspatchM for the reasonably orderly egress growth along by advertising. credited to or not otherwise credit For fifty years Japan has been ed In this paper. It Is alse exclusively of an adult audlenco. It is the ob waiting for an opportunity to step Long Beach Pioneers entitled to use for ropubllcatlon all Long Beach, Calif., blazed the way. It began by ad the local or undated news published vious duty of every theatre man Into China proper, and to stay herein.” , ___ ager who attracts cro’wds of his there as she has stayed In Korea. vertising its advantages in two Los Angeles dailies. children to his ontertalnments to If things are not working to It found that this brought an increase in business;' so . MONDAY, JAN. 10, 1927. provide the ad.-qaate and compe ward the gratification of this am half a dozen other California cities have followed suit. tent monitorship of able bodied bition right now, then It would Atlanta, Ga., has been spending $250,000 to adver MANY CHIOAOOS. adults capable of handling any seem as If they never would. tise to the nation her claim to greatness. Atlanta has gained as many new industries as a result. Chattanoo Elsewhere In this-issue appears conceivable emergency. And it is the obvious duty of every commu ga, Tenn., has launched a five-year campaign and will DRAPERY MATERIALS a highly Informative survey of the quarrel between the city of Chica nity to see that this is done. spend $50,000 a year. St. Petersburg, Fla., spends go and various neighbor states about $200,000 a year to tell the north that it is the growing out of the diversion of WHIPPING POST. “ sunshine city”— and St. Petersburg is finding that'it at Clearance Sale Prices So regularly that the periods pays. Great Lakes water, through the To make room for new full, bolfe of materials arriving daily, we are offer medium of the Chicago Drainage seem to be set off by the wheels of “ City With New Spirit” Canal and the Chicago and Illinois some psychological Strasbourg New York,— In a large room 6n St. Louis is spending $75,000 a year to advertise “ the ing these patterns at sacrifice prices. There are plenty of goods in each bolt clock, somebody pops up with the the upper floor of the Actors’ Equi city with the new spirit.” The city and the business to make draperies for many rooms, or slip covers for many chairs. Rivers, set on foot to relieve the ty Building In West 47th street, Is desperate sewage situation in the brand new proposal to re-establish the tribunal of a thousand temper interests are contributing jointly to raise this sum. Midwest metropolis. the whipping post for wife beaters. aments. Communities other than cities are doing .it, too. This quarrel, which has been go This time the discoverer is Mayor Before It comes the manager of There are the Finger Lakes Association, the Ten Thou Damask; 45 and 50 inches wide in brocaded and ing on for years and is now In the Philips of Stamford. He varies the a theater, asking thousands in sand Lakes of Minnesota, the Wisconsin Land o’ Lakes, striped patterns and many different shades and col damages because a play failed and ors. Former $3.00 yd...... $L19 tedious course of examination by customary suggestion a llttle- because the alterations in the text the Evergreen Country, and so on. the United States supreme court would have the lash applied to par and poor work- of an actress made The new idea is taking hold. Apparently a city, as through a master. Is a topic of keen ents who neglect chhdren as well It fall. well as a private business, can help itself by advertising. Damask; another lot of high grade ifrapery ma»’- interest in a large section of the as to husbands who larrup their The heavy villain of the piece, It’s a proposition any city well might consider. terials, formerly $2.50 a. y a r d ...... $1.95 better halves. demanding $39.50 because a pistol . United States but has failed to was discharged too close to him on greatly agitate Easterners simply Mayor Philips presents the cus' a dim-lit stage and burned a hole Rayon; brocaded patterns in many colors. 3(5 through the fact of Its relative re tomary arguments; To fine a brutal in his trousers. in. wide, formerly values up to $2.00 yd...... 89c moteness geographically. husband is to take the money away A comely dancing girl. It seems It ought, however, to be of very from the suffering wife. To put him that $32.50 was held out of her In Jail is to deprive the family of salary when she quit a show in real concern to every community, Kansas City, the price of a ticket Ruffled Curtains Sunfast; 50 inch plain, light weight drapery ma whether in West, Midwest, South Its support. To admonish him and for a substitute. terials in irridescent effects. Especially suitable or East, which has’ ambition to let him go is to put a premium on Before it come all manner of Voile curtains 2%' ^or sunporch drapes. Formerly $2.25 yd. .. .$1.25 grow or expects to’ grow whether It further offending, complaint^ by all manner of actors, yds. long With colored “ hams" and stars, ladies of the bur ruffles and Stitching, Is ambitious In that direction or These' are good arguments. They aiMATURE lesque and saps of the slapstick— formerly 18.60 pr. • must be good to have stood the Sunfast Gauze; 45 in. wide. A good selection of not. For one especial reason. each with a wound to heal. colors In these plain silky materials. Formerly $2.50 wear and tear 0"% so many revivals. The trouble In which Chicago The tribunal In the American Ar $ 1 .7 9 •ayd. .; ...... $1.89 has become Involved over its sew But they fall to warm us to any bitration Association, guarding the age disposal Is the result of put enthusiastic conclusion that the uncertalh p^ace of the Actors’ Equity Association, with its 10,000 Marquisette; plain ting. off, from time to ■ time, any whipping post is a solution of the Cretonnes; A number of prfbty patterns in colors members; the Chorus Equity, with and figured in cream suitable for any color scheme. Some are imported (provision for that unescapable wlfe-beater problem. 4,000 members, and the Producing and ecru. Also with function which would not only be In-the first place a blow with a Managers’ Association, represent colored dots. For English chintzes, others are sunfast. 80 to 36 effectual as far as Chicago service lash Is not an exact quantity. One ing most of the theatrical produc- merly 60c and 69c a in. wide. -trs of the east. was concerned but ■would also safe Individual, sentenced, to say ten yd...... i.. 39c r The procedure is simple.. On the guard the rights of other communi strokes with the whip, might , con bench sits an arbitrator and a Former $1.19 a yd. values...... *...... 89c ties. The liability piled up yegr by ceivably suffer a punishment rela clerk. Before the bench come the Filet Net; 36 and 40 Former 89c a yd. values...... 59c year until there came a sudden re tively mild if he fell under the two disputants, with perhaps wit in. wide In Ivory and ecru. Small, neat Former 59c yd. values...... 39c alization that Chicago must Imme executive hand of an unmuscular nesses. When an actor and manager patterns. Formerly diately do something besides dump or tender Hearted ‘public whipper, Former 39c a yd. values ...... 25c sign a contract, >tiere is nearly al $1.10 a yd. .,.,. ,80o her sewage into her own water while another, receiving the same ways a clause providing arbitration /supply if sha. did not want to kill sentence, might be tortured fear- Ijefore this court. Gypsy I.loth ypff her entire population. The tully if the whipper were strong Brokers, editors, publishers, By ARTHUR N. PACK > It has been estimated that the /.makeshUt drainage canal, the aiid callous— and particular If he professors, presidents of manufac President, American Nature Ass’n. unrestricted increase of a single WATKINS BROTHERS. Ing, did not care about the prisoner’s turing companies and others sit as /wounding of the Great Lake* arbitrators. The association has a pair of gypsy moths would In eight ST. PETERSBURG, PLA. BRANCH— THE WATKINS-LIMb AGHER CO, yand an enormous legal complication looks. A whipping post penalty panel list of 100 more or less prom would be altogether too Indefinite years destroy the entire vegetation /are consequences. inent men who are willing to sit as When way back In 1869, Leopold of the United States. We .have In New England scores a sentence, unless perchance, we Judges. The costs are $10 for each Trouvelot, a French artist, natura ^Of examples of outrage in the dls- had a judge like the notorious Jef side. list and astronomer, accidentally So for years trained scientists in The court Is prompt. During a the employ of the government have i'posal of sewage and of factoiT freys who, in sentencing a woman let escape through an open window recent day the disputes of eight a few moths with which’ he was ex been studying ways and means to .Wastes, only in degree less evil to be flogged, went rather meticu persons were settled in half a day. perimenting In connection with the keep this plague within bounds and Paneral Dfrectonk , ythan the fruits of Chicago’s neg lously Into specifications. In these In a court of New Ycrk City, such raising of silkworms In Medford, have imported from Europe parasit lect. And even yet scientific, final, words: cases would not be handled for Mass., it did not create any national ic insects to prey upon' the gypsy ■ w e n two or three years. “ Hangman, I charge you to pay excitement. A handful of moths, moth, as well as experimenting with vhon-injurious disposition of com GILBERT SWAN. ‘many kinds of jsprays and other particular attention to this lady. more or less- iqeant little. .'munity and industrial waste gets M. Trouvelot, with a far wider methods of killing the plague, or With only his literary heritage, inattention only after everything else .Scourge her soundly, man Scourge range of vision, knew the Import preventing it from spreading. young Dave Freedman fought his ■has been attended to;* and then, as her. till her blood runs down. It is ance of the escajpe of these trouble That little accldept In the labor •^ay up from . the poverty and a rule, but little. Christmas— a cold time for madam some little pests and notified the atory of M. Trouvelot in letting squalor which are associated with country of the escape of these This problem ought to be ap- to strip. See that you warm Iier loose a few of these Portheria dis bis one-time neighborhood. First shoulders.’’ A THOUGHT gypsy moths. However, no Atten par Linn has already cost the coun he worked for a Jewish newspaper. rproached from the angle of realiza- tion was paid. in i try $20,000,000. Later he became the superintend As slow our ship her foamy trask , tlon that-New'England, ah'Amori- Jeffreys and'dils like and the One year from that time "the ent of a small Jewish orphan asy Against the wind was cleaving. ^ca, is still young. Almost all of our whipping post went well together. Let iKt your heart be troubled. gypsy moth was reported as spread Embargoes and quarantines lum and fought first, last and all Her trembling pennant still looked — John 14, 1. ,...... ing rapidly and within 12 years it placed upon bulbs or plants from By RODNEY BUTCHER development and our growth have They belonged to a time and an the time, morning, noon and night back It is not work that Kills men; it had become a serious menace, strip Europe are an effort to exclude any To . that dear isle 'twas leaving^ . Itaken place within the last hundred ethical period that have departed. more undesirable settlers w’lo Washington.— Two Davids of to procure things »for the orphans is worry. Worry is rust upon the ping apple tree, pear trees and ma to eat. . . . - So loth wb part from air we love. years. These are many hundreds of Let us If we can solve our crime blade.— Hc*t.ry Ward.Beecher. ples bare of foliage. might literally eat us up. note, each of whom has faced .Go From all the links that, bind ns; liaths in his time, met and swap Finally he began to make his ob-' I'years yet to come and, if we cafe and misdemeanor problems with servations and experience with the So turn our hearts, asbn we rove, .a rap about posterity, to be reekon- out a return to either. ped shop talk the other night at a Td those we’ve left behind Us. Washington theater. life of the American Jew actually i*d with. pay. He sold ^ m o’ short stories to As travelers oft look back at eve Well? When eastward darkly going. JAPAN’S CHANCE. One. was Senator David A. Reed a big magazine. A year or two ago , We In this part, of the country of Pennsylvania and the other was To gaze upon that light they leave can begin no earlier than now serl- Because of the' likelihood that his first book was published, ” Men- David Freedman of New. Ycu'k, one del Marantz,” a compilation of Still faint behind them glowing,— the anti-foreign rioting which has So,, when the close of pleasure’s day ;bus consideration of redeeming pur of the authors of Flo Ziisgfeld’a lat the humor of a philosophical He vStreams and waterways from the practically resulted in driving the est musical comedy, “ Betsy.’’ To gloom hath near 'consigned us. brew. We turn to catch one fading ra y insult of sewage disposal which we British out of Hankow may extend The show was being given a A year ago he encountered Cae brief preliminary tryout/ln Wash Of Joy that’s left behind ns. have Infilcted on them. ,We should to Shanghai, the 40,000 foreigners sar, whom he hadn’t seen for sev — T, Moore; Selected verses from ington before moving onto Broad eral years and they said; “ Let’s do begin it no later. living in the latter city are prepar way. The capital,’ of course^ is “ The Journey Onwards.” ing to defend themselves and their something togethtf.” After a great — — . . ■ ■ . - . . -.-.a If f hicago had tackled the prob one of the faxorita ‘try-it-out-oa- deal of work the .“ ■dmethlng” was LOCAL FOLKS MAKE GOOD possessions with arms. Besides the the-dog” towna of the traatrical lem of sewage disposition as soon achieved and they sold it to Flo USB OF THE OId> CHRIST as she was big enough to have regular military and naval guards producers. Zlegfeld. Ever since itrbaa looked When the two Davids were intro MAS TREES. sewage at all, the present stupen maintained by various European as if Freedman, ' as a playwi'ight duced between acts. Senator Reed and author of musical comedy dous problem would not exist. and American nations in Shanghai, Usunlftr the Christmas tree ii, was revealed as an enthuslastio books, was on hit way to fame. • There is not a town or city in New 1.800 “ reservists’’— able bodied musical comedy fan. He occiipied kept in the bouse for a week or two and then thrown away. England, which Is shutting its eyej members of the foreign coldny~ seats down in front with Secretary . Here in Washington, Freedman After it is dismantled of lt{ j to the problem and merely slough are reported to be under practical or War Dwight F, Davis and As went through all the heart-agontss mobilization. sistant Secretary of War Hanford finery it Is thrown on the ruh-j ing Its drainage into the water of an author watching bis first bish heap in the backyard. But This foreign colony of SbanghnI McNider. work torn to bits. As usual, the ways, which Is not walking in Chi The senator displayed keen inter here is a little stunt that is be-1 is a peculiar Institution. Slnco musical comedy mechanics muti . Ing used by kind-hearted worn-! cago’s steps. Big or little, every est in the way the wheels went lated it unmercifully. They always community should attack this ques-. shortly after the middle of the last 'round in making a musical come en in Manchester and it is a do, and Washington often Is the good one, v tion as a duty to civilization and century It has groWn to be a self- dy. He queried and listened at scene of this sabotage and anni governing, self-taxing, wholly in- length as Fredman told him ’how hilation. \ Stick up the old tr ^ In th< as insurance against its little backyard in the show and fhtu dependent entity within a country the thing was written, put togeth Recalling the peraecutlon of -his problem growing into a giant. er, cast and directed. with s big needle threat dedo- to which It yields practically noth race In past oentufles, Freedman rate the branches with pigees of Reed, of course, is the more fa decided to rely npon stoicism. He ing in the way of obedience or mous of the two: While Freed bread, bita of apples and pieces MONTREAL HORROR. averaged only four fights with of meat or fat. tribute. man’s name is being widely adver Zlegfeld a day. After his second or Once more the dragon of enter tised in Manhattan, Reed win Soon every morning you will It has no definite charter, no third musical comedy, he probably have airthe little birds in the tainment has taken its tribute of come more prominently than ever fundamental rights on which to will do like the rezt, sell his manu-' neighborhood, seated on; the baby blood. The Montreal horror before the public eye as be defends script and forget all about It. proceed, beyond occasional and the rights of Col. Frank L. Smith branches of the old Christmas takes its-place as just another in a sometimes contradictory grants of and William S. Vai’e to enter, the tree, -feasting on the tidbits.' . long list (Jl- peculiarly shocking privilege from the Chinese govern Senate. This was Freedman’s ' The birds will chirp and-sing tragedies that have resulted from ment. Originally French, British first musical comedy and it may and pay you back for the little start him toward equal fame^ . trouble you’ve had In- feeding massing large numbers of children and American, its loosely organized them. in plades where mental" discipline internal government has come to Freedman ’was born with a ♦- is likely, at any moment, to become include representatives of practi wooden spoon in -hie mouth— in the price of life. t cally every nation with nationals Rumania, where be was no friend That children shall be prevented resident in Shanghai. or relative of the qneen. He learn from going, unguarded, to chil- Now this strange structure seems ed our language as a boy, living Ethaia Allen, hero of Ticonderb- 4ten’s entertainments, in order to on Allen street. New York, under ga; born, 1737. to be in not a little danger. The the grinding roar of the elevator.^ Archbishop Laud beheaded, Be qukk-r-ie m>e keep them from the peril of dhddeh Chinese, habituated to real warfare His father was a writing man who 1646. Itenic knd its consequences, is sim in the last two or three years, are contributed tor many years to the The idea of penny postage was Deal promptly whh a cold., Uie the ply not td be thought of. Life can not Ip be scared by a demonstra Jewish DaUy News under the .pen first exemplified in Great Britain, ^ s t effii^ t most complete help. name of “ Israel the Yankee.” 1940. ‘4eal that not be made drab for the little tion of the white man’s power such we paid $1,000,000 for it HILL’S folks in order to make it safe. In those day Pupa Freedman as would have served twenty-five was the boson companion of the stops the m d in 24 hows, diecks Uie n;here will continue to be,' aail years ago; And there Is too much of fever, x>$iei£s the bowels, tones the en- father of Irving Caesar, who now fare system; MffHaae nsw eraplqy rightly, large gatherings of boys Jealously and mutual suspicion, wrlstes musical comedy lyrics. Start It today. ‘ ‘ fchd girls o f tender years. And ‘ in among the foreign,nations, with re Both families were almost as poor WILL BUY OLDOVN as they come on New York's loSrer CATALOBS Stag fair diralar. ipuch gatherings it is extremely dif- lation to China, to expect* them to • • ' ’T-D.SMa)a44)S W. Acom ^ Dattalt,Mkh. B*mum nra Bast Side. wUkwmvSSi 'I tr---:.T i^
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COMPANY HAS DESK, BHUON DOLLAR CORPORATION TO NO HEIP, NO STOCK ..V. ■/J'* i ASSIST FARMERS It Has Been Doing Pro fitable Business, Chamber To Put Agriculture On Profits Our Annual Mid-Winter January Clearance Sale Is Now In FuU Swing, Finds. able Basis and ^ure All Come In And Take Advantage Of The fjowest Prices You Witt S ector The This is the 43rd article in a leries prepared for Jhe Herald in ^ the Manchester Chamber of Com- ^ Next six Months. Read Our Advertisement On The Baek Pa^e ;merce. ; Denver..—A billion dollar corpo ration, government controlled that Barnum was right! |will pave the way to permanent Concerning the Profit Sharing cure of the ills of the American <$> TUESDAY ONLY! Radio Company of which we wrote farmer, put agriculture on a prof Pure lin en The Best Price We Have Been Able to Offer in a Pure Wool last week, we have the following itable basis, and build the United __$L6» . . . tacts: States into a better and greater Double Blanket Since Before the War. The “ Company” exists in name nation! Luncheon Sets ^ only— they are not a registered That is the “ Colorado plan” for Oneida SHheets concern. farm relief outlined here by Sim 15 Ortly j B, Simmons and John O’Brien on Bitterman, Denver “ dirt farm both formerly in the restaurant er” and head of an organization business are the “ Company. $ 1 « 9 8 They have been in th*. radio busi which operates large ranch proper 100% Pure Virgin * 1 4 9 ness about one month. ties in this state. Regular $2.75 Neither the Company nor either Bitterman’s plan has been for Limit 4 sheets to a customer. A friend member carries an account at the warded to President Coolidge, Sec- A 50 inch cloth* with six 13 inch nap ly lip— if j/oii will need sheets within the bank to which they save reference^ i retary of Agriculture Jardine, Sec- kins to match. White with colored bor next 12 months now is your opportunity to The radio they are selling is an I retary of Commerce Hoover, and ders and drawn work in pink, blue, gold W ool buy them a^ we have put a very low price Secretary of the Interior Work, and lavender. on them for Tuesday onlr. obsolete type. . and will be distributed to all mem Special They have not one single ma- EXTRA LARGE SIZE, 81x09 IXCHES. chine in stock. When suckers bers of the seventieth congress in Full bed size,,66x80 inches. Attractive block plaids of blue, have sold a machine for them and an effort to have legislation enact they have ?53.00 cash in their ed that will put it into effect. rose, gold, lavender, tan and gray Sateen binding to match. ■hand, they order a machine ship It is also planned to place the L i n e n s » S .5 * 5 project beforp the annual meeting ped from the factory. »on nn of the American Bankers Associa H o u s e The machines cost them ?o0.00 They came! They .saw! They bought! —itheir literature plainly states tion, in Chicago, December 15. Bitterman’s plan, patterned During the past few days we have done the “ S60.00 at wholesale." largest business in our history. Why? Be They say they sold about fifty sonvewhat after the federal reserve B e d s p r e a d s bank law, provides for the author cause we have what the people want and at Yard. Goods machines the first month. As their the prices they want to pay. Come in and buy orofit on each machine is ?ii3.ou, ization by congress of the United uruLib VI* o**N^** —------, States Farm Products Association, a few pieces of the very fine novelty l^ens at 19c OUTING FLANNEL theirj.i_wirmth*« first month's Aaminssearnings tnorG-there the very,’ very lowest prices. Blankets and fore were about $1175.00. v/ith a capital stock of $1,000,000,- Y a r d ...... 12ic _ 50 Piece . They have desk room in a loft 000. The association would be un $1.98 ALL LINEN TABLE Good weight. Light, medium and dark pat uilding,'employ no help, and car- der the control of a national board terns. of governors, to be non-political CLOTHS...... $1.25 , Suitable tor women’s gowns, men’s pajamas, Com fortables •y no stock. Size 50x50 inches. Your choice of the fol Dinner Sets Barnum was right when he said and appointed by the president of and children’s sleepers. the United States. lowing colored bordef*s: blue, rose,, gold hnd that "a sucker is born every min^ lavender. 29c DRESS GINGHAMS. 1 fute” If it wasn’t so, these two The association / would be man $4.98 DOTTED SILK MULL UhQ Q O aged by twelve district boards Y a r d ...... ' • ■ * ^ COMFORTABLES...... O men couldn’t sit in their New York $2.98 PORTO RICAN elected from the membership of the One thousand yards of Toildenord dress 'Floral centers with plain colored bordered in loft office and make $1200 a gingham which Is considered one of the best * 9 . 9 5 month on the efforts of men all association and elected the same as BRIDGE SE TS...... $1.98 blue, gold, rose, lavender and gold. Size 72x78 are directors of the federal reserve Beautiful hand embroidered Porto Rican medium priced dress ginghams. A splendid . Regular: Price $12.50 over the country, who are hustling bridge sets. A 36 inch cloth with 4 napkins to assortment of styles in a quality that would or inches. but to sell these radio sets for li&nks* The secretary of agriculture, sec match. Only thirty sets to sell. dinarily sell for 29c a ynrd. Styles for both American porcelain dinner sets id’ at :them with the foolish notion that house frocks and children’s school dresses. 32 WOOL FILLED tractive floral patterns. A wonderful buy they are getting something for retary of commerce and secretary of the treasury would be ex-of $1.50 BRIDGE SETS inches wide. COMFORTABLES ... at $9.95. ' Exceptional valuea. .nothing. • „ $5.98 Pan-American Union Co-operates ficio members of the boards. $1.00 49c FASHEEN PRINTS QQ/% Dp not confuse this with the ordinary cotton Continuing their efforts to get Commenting upon this plan, Bit Plain hemmed in blue, rose, gold or lavender comfortabel as these are all wool filled. Fgured colored borders. A 36 inch cloth and four Yard ...... O v iBome first-hand authentic informa- terman said: We have Just purchased an a,ssortiyen,t of new centers with plain sateen borders in blue, rose, NONICK TABLK TUMBLERS “ The farmers of America can be napkins to match. -tion regarding Colombian Emerald spring prints suitable for both' womens’ and and gold. 6 tumbler^ p. . ..— .. put upon a profitable basis and children’s'wear. 3"3 Inches wide. Guaran ,development of which we have pre $4.98 LINEN .SETS , I Packed . )^ carton of six. viously written and which has been kept there by bringing the elevator teed fast color. $1.25 PLAID SHEET and commission firms of the $3.98 'ihe subject of an intensive stock BLANKETS ...... $ TABLE TUMBLERS ^ selling campaign by George Gra United States into one complete or A ’hemstitched Vabie 61o'th, size 56x56 inches b9c RADIO CHIFFON' 1.00 ganization of buying, storage and with colored borders in blue, rose or green with These are not the three-quarter bed size which Dozen ...... ; i'.. C ham Rice, the Chamber finally ap Yard 59c Plain optic glassware. pealed to the Pan-American Union, selling of all farm products. six napkins to match. We have this same material in full pieces in usually retails at this price but the full bed size 66x80 inches. All the wanted colors of blue, the Washington organization made “ Such an organization should stock which retails for 89c a yard. Our buyer TUMBLERS up of the twenty-one American Re construct additional storage thru- PURE LINEN SETS was able to secure a few lengths'which, we are rose, gold, lavender and gray. Dozen :. ■. ^'■.t, .... » • • • » publics of which Colombia S. A. is out the country as to be in a po $3,98 able to sell for 59c a yard. 89c sition to properly care for such Good ’heavy ’quality, plain hemmed, colored Cut designs.. . , .one. 50c GRENALLE PRINTS OQ/% $2.98 DOUBLE COTTON portion of the major products at bordered cloth, size 54x54 inches. Six napkins •' The selling campaign in con Y ard ...... BLANKETS ..... $1.98 CUP S A i^ iSAUCERS nection with the “ Colombia Emer harvest time as the farmer'must to match, market to avoid embarrassment This is a printed Imitation wool challie which • Size 72x84 inches, Tan only with colored 6/for ^ ^ 'y's ald Development" conveys the im- is most suitable Jpst now for children’s school $1.98 ii^ hi? operations. $7.98 PURE LINEN stripes: ■ Very ,t>retty decoi*ated :cup8 and saucers' of .bression that large tracts of emer- fpocks ’ald bearing properties in the Muzo “ You cannot organizfe several $5.98 fine china. million farmers, particularly when Your choice of the piain white damask, hem 29c “iPRUTT OF THE LOOM’ $498 RAYOIJ BED 'and Cosquez,districts were actual $3.50 ‘^WEAR-EyER” QO ly owned and operated by a-private they are spread over such a vast stitched, or with colored borders. Sizes 55x&b SHIRTING, Yard ...... 23c SPREADS ...... area as our coqntry, but you can $3.98 TEAKETTLES company, and that all the sems or 62x62 inches. Six napkins to match. Size 78x105 inches. A beautiful rayon be^ organize the feiSr thousand 'eleva 15c APRON GINGHAMS Four quart size. • mined were the property of the spread in gold, blue and lavender that would syndicate reported to owpr the tor, storage and commission men PURE LINEN NAPKINS Y a r d ...... - ...... into a concrete corporation capable regularly retail at $4.98. Seamless. 75c “WEAR-EVER? land. ^ / „ Each ...... • • 19c Status of Colombian lEmeralds of carrying on all the duties be Hemstitched. Size 14x14 inches. ALUpNUM CAKE PANS The following report from Dr. tween producer and dealer. 25c Square Pari.' Esteban Jarimillo, Columbian “ Socially and economically this 64 INCH TABLE DAMASK Counsel General of America, dated plan will build the United States 70c «WEAR-EVER’^ ALU- into a better and greater nation by Y a r d ...... $1.25 - .. „ July 1926, makes the following All linen table damask in three attractive Outing Flatiiiel For 5 ^ 0 ^ MINUSI PUDDING PANS positive statements: Colombia has putting the farm on a stable, prof itable basis, and such an organiza designs. Wonderful value. 35c OIL CLOTH MATS a world monopoly on emerald de A Bottle of LISTERINE and 25c Tube posits, being the one region in the tion should have the support of 50c big interests of this country as it $2.98 LINEN TABLE 29c world which produces first-class CLOTHS - Size 18x36 inches. stones. Emerald mining in Colom would increase the purchasing $1.98 ^ yard o f LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE. power of farmers, who need new These are solid colored table cloths, hem 19 y -9 bia is an absolute monopoly. The 50c OIL CLOTH MATS implements, household goods, rad stitched in blue and gold. ^ Size of cloth 50x50 s only mine owner is the State which 36 inches wide. Very good grade of • • • • . ios, automobiles, trucks, tractors, inches. 39c owns the Muzo and Cosquez mines outing flannel at this price. . size 24x54 inches. inherited from the Spanish crown. etc.” 89c MERCERIZED TABLE S h e e t s and Emerald deposits found on pri “And,” Bitterman concluded, $1.49 b r e a d BO XES' “ this would prevent what is pre DAMASK, Yard ...... 75c vate land may not be mined by the 64 Inches wide. Those who have used Basco owners and the State reserves the dicted with a year or so— a big slow-up in industrial centers.' finished table damask like it much better than Special Pillow Cases White ehumel finish. right to purchase them. linen. After Basco table damask has been } . Emerald mining is an extremely laundered it has the same qualities o f’ linen— $1.49 ALUMlNUMWARE simple operation and does not call 35c PEQUOT PILLOW CASES for any great technical capabilities. lower in price. Each ...... 29c $1.00 Size of W,e are displayingiqttulity brand aluminum- The chief problem of the govern ABOUT TOWN amd 59c COTTON TABLE Made from 9-4 Pequot sheeting, ware in a large variety of articles at the lovr ment is to control theft and smug Turkish Towels pillow cases about 40x36 Inches. kHJASK ...... '... 39 c price of 99c eaph, Th^ following pieces^ ' gling. be had: double boilers, percolators, tea ket The Colombian government Inches wide. Manchester Realty company j 43c ONEIDA PILLOW CASES tles, oval dish pans, roasters,, water pails, has an exclusive agreement with stockholders will hold their annual { .2 5 1 MERCERIZED each frying pans, crinvex kettles, presernrig ket- ' French gem merchants for the pur meeting tonight at 8 o’clock at the Each ...... 35u • ties and cake pai^ chase and distribution of emer- TABLE'CliOTHS .... 81.00 We ask you to compare, these 'pillow cases School street Rec. In either plain white or colored borders. aids. Now is your chance -to get a new hit with any other brand you have been buying. 1 Ilemstitfched. Size 58x54. inches. $1.25 VACUUM BOTTLES The best known mines, Muzo The Ladies’ Aid society of the free! If this isn’t the best turklsh towel We are sure you will realize the real value in, this pillow case. Two sizes, 45x36 and 42x36 and Cosquez, located ninety miles South Methodist Episcopal church STITCHED ^*1 that you have purchased in five years at, Pint size. Those who have to carry the^ northwest of Bogota (which is the will serve one of their popular 25c we will buy you a new hat. Heavy, (riches. ' lunch daily will appseclate this Vacuum bot-., exact location as described in the TABLE CLOTHS...... V * e ' * * / suppers, Wednesday afternoon double threat towels. We bought them tie special at 90c.’/^ . ’ literature put out by George Gra In attractive double colored border, or plain- as drop-stitched but they can be bought $1.49 EMPIRE SHEETS from half past five to half past white hemstitched. Size of cloth 58x72 inches. ham Rice) are government oper six. with Hale’s guarantee to give satisfactory $1.29 ^6.50 ELECTRIC IRONS $5.50 ated and are heavily guarded by wear. Fast colored borders, also plain Size 81x90 inches, A very good quality l military police, the miners being 12«/2C c o t t o n h e m m e d The Manchester Girl Scout couBr. white. f seairiless sheet. “ Hoid-Eteet” brand. Complete with cord constantly watched and searched. NAPKINS, E a c h ...... lOc cil will meet with Miss Mary Cheney and stand. The foregoing statements are of Hartford Road tomorrow after Size 15x15' Inches. extracts from a voluminous report noon at 3 o'clock. direct from a government official 98c TURKEY RED TABLE $1,25 TOWEL BARS 79c of Colombia, and their authencity DAMASK, Yard ...... SPECIAL TUESDAY The regular meeting of the Lad 79c 2'4 inch, nickle plated towel bar. cannot be questioned. ies’ auxiliary, A. O. H. will be held A question naturally arises as to this evening at 8 o’clock in St. 75c PLAIN BUCK TOWELS the wide variation, in fact the ab James’s hall. E a c h ...... solute conflict between these state 50c ments and those put forth by The St. Mary’s basketball team 39c LINEN GLASS Axminster Rugs George Graham Rice in his advo will practice tonight id the School TOWELS ...... 29c cacy of the Colombia Emerald De street Rec. at 8 o’clock. 29c a l l LINEN TOWELING 12V2C SHELF OIL velopment as an Investment for WHILE SIZE people of small means. Y a r d ...... ‘. CLOTH, Yard William Johnson was taken to 22c 27x54 Inches It must be that the first of the the Memorial hospital -yesterday THEY LAST 12 inches wide. year has witnessed a sort of house- 25c ALL LINEN TOWELING afternoon suffering from strangu 45c TABLE iOlL cleaning or over-hauling of securi lated hernia. Yard ...... 19c Regular Value $4.98 ' ty boxes, the the Chamber had a CLOTH, Yafd . . 29c STARTEX DISH TOWELS veritable flood of inquiries regard These rugs are an exceptional buy at this price and well worth $4.98. A good assortment \ ing all sorts of ./oil and rflning Each ...... 21c of patterns, Seamless, - . . q stocks. This is eactly as it should Size 17x30 inches. Red or blue. be and the Chamber is pleased ex STOMACH MISERY, $2.25 AXMINSTER RUGS ...... • • • actly in proportion to the number size 18x36 inches, . ' /<9Q vr, Special Tuesday Only! of inquiries received. ^40.00 AXMINSTER RUGS ...... i . .> • • •...... * ’ Anyone having any stock tucked GAS, .INDIGESTION Special Tuesday Only! Size 9x12 feet. Unusual good, patterns. : away that they would like to know the value of, is invited to submit Gold Medal it to the Chamber of Commerce, J “ Pape’s Diapepsin” Corrects F r e s h 01 who will obtain and submit -the Sour, Upset Stomachs facts in regard to them. PillskurF lie at Once S h o u ld e r s ■ y ■ . SIX BIG WINNERS “ Pape’s Diapepsin” is the‘ quick est,* surest relief for indigestion, New York, Jan. 10.—Here are gases, flatulency, heartburn, sour the official figures for the past rac ness, fermentation or stomach dis ‘OUTH •>MR hCHCSTER‘ CONN ’ ing season showing the six biggest tress caused by acidity. A Jew- tab winners on the turf. They are led lets give almost, immediate stom by Crusader, who copped ^166,0.33 ach, relief. Correct your ' stomach and followed by the others in this and'digestion now-for a few cents,' order: Boot.to Boot, $114,920; Dis- Druggists sell millions .'Of'^ pacsk- ' play, $104,420; CarlajriB, .$100,875. ages.—adv. r 's-
' V-ITi ■5.’“^. . - i'-r £ ?A G ^ SIX' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, JAN. 10.1927. " 1. ; 1 .. I ... —> . • J. ...V •i".' ------» ------A THE ROMANCE OP AMERICA: Kit Carson ( 1) . - TliA llnfoU Cl f e t c h e s b y ine nerald tli ftssinea toinnin ______• , . Advertising Rates’ All For Sale, Tb Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified^Page: LN First insertion, 10 cents a line {,6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cdnts a line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPYi An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed. ! 4>- FOR SALE WANTED Kit (Christopher) Carsoii was born Dso. 24, 1809. He joined a band of traders in an expeditloii to Santa n Biographers dtaagrOs as to his birthplace. Some hold FOn SAI-iK—The fgUowitig used WANTfclU—TO buy cart for Junk. Fs. the capital of New Mexico, ^ ou t the year 162i^. furniture: Gelden oak bed, lull size, Used parts for sale. Abel's Service it was Madisph county, Ky.; others contend BoOnslick When Kit Carson was A sure shot with a At that time he waa puny and almoet effeminiate in api- with solid head and foot boards, $10. Station, Oak street. Tel, 789. county. Mo. Kit's father was a farmer and hunter of 15 he Was apprenticed to rifle, young 'Carson for Mahogany finished bed, full size, with pearancet but hit oourage soon became knovm. When solid head and foot boards, $10. Liv WANTED—Some pleasure these what was than Upper Louisiana (later Missouri).and a sMldler, but the youth sook the saddler’a shop one of the man shot himself in the hand with a rifle* ing room—tete, chair and rocker— long evMiingsf Why not have that lived in a sort of blockhouse al^ protection against the did nof like the confine- mahoganyi finished frame tapestry up phonograph fixed and enJoy the old and lift home to beebma Kit amputated the hand, using a aawi a knife and a holstery. In good good condition, $33. favorite records once again. Braltb* Indians. * ^ ment and dru$igery. a tra(f8r. Four-drawer White Sewing Machine, watte. 150 Center atreeu rad hot iron bolt. (Continued.) $7..no. Full size brass bed, $8. Living room set—tete, arm chair, arm rock er, 2 side chairs with mahogany AUTOMOBILES finished frames, $20. 4 card tables, slightly damaged In shipping. $1.50 each. Full size Way Sagless bed FOR SALE—Ford coupe, good con spring. $!'. 2 full size National bed dition, tires O. K„ price $80,00, Bur springs, $4.50. Coil spring for full ton Keeney. 596 Keeney street. Tel. Hook Pass Is Usually jue size bed, $4. Woven wire and coll 1194-12. spring, full size. $4. New kitchen cabi net base in golden oak with porce STAGE and SCREEN Unique Twists Are Given To English lain top, $20. Lining suite, golden oak, LOST Stock In Trade Play with oval table, buffet, arm chair and 5 side chairs, $75. Metal ofllce chair with wood scat, $3. Golden oak offleo LOST—Police dog, answers to name What’s What and When and How at the StrMge twists have been given ^ .FAILED TO WORK swivel chair, $5. Fumed oak dining of King. Call 1386-4 or at 43 South suite, buffet, table, china cabinet, 4 Main street. Reward. Local Playhouses. By H. G. OLSEX way that be gets the hall high in the F ^ llsh language in the realm ______chairs, $75. Porcelain top kitchen table with white enameled base and Ohio State Coach" the air while going at top speed,' of modem crime. ^ew York, Jan. 10.—-Although LOST—Bag with pocketbook and the result.oftentimes being a “ pot’* I drawer, $8. Mahogany finished library sum of money, in Hale's store or on "A front office man and a finger the rosin bc;g was introduced into table, 28x45 inch top with drawer, Oak street. Wednesday. Mrs. Gibson, shot directly under the basket. S12. Drop leaf kitchen table, $5. Wat 34 Maple street. The l^ok pass is used by many dick, with a fanatic and- filthy the National League to give l>itch- kins Brothers Used Furniture Depart “ TWINKLETOES” HIT FRED THOMSON IN good teams as a “ stock in trade” This hook pass should not be a sinoke, got by the announcer and an edge it failed to dlsconrage ment, Oak street. Ask for salesman at “blind” or “wild” Dps- It can 51 batters from exce-sdlng the .300 Main street store. pass. Other teams use it also, but FOUND apd should bs madA^accufately to rushed fi. mob In a joint,” one mark _ with their sticks. Th^ base- FOR S.\LE—Single Comb R. I. Red AT STATE THEATER THRILUNG DRAMA possibly in a more specialized way, the teammate. It is made as fol speaker of present-day “ crimlna!- balls were deadened by the manu- breeding cockerals, (Tompkins strain) FOUND—Male black and tan aire- to fit particular situations. lows: ese” relates to another; facturers during the season ' but Chas. I. Balch, G22 North Main street. dale puppy. Call at 596 Woodbrldge The dribbler^ when nearly to the both the rosin and the ball mak street. One very good uss which can be • The translation: “ A headquar FOR SALE—^^Fresh carnations, $1 Winsome First National Star Western Star and His Horse on made of the hook pasi^ls to get the sideline, “ takes off” with his left ters man and a detective who has ers failed to Stop the Intrepid 51 per dozen, calendulas, bOc per dozen; foot, if he is a right-handed pas led by'Paul Waner. Plays to Packed House In Program Tomorrow and ball from a poor stragetic position to have bis man pointed out to him. also potted plants at half price. Sta in the corner of the floor to a bet ser, leaps high In the air, turn- tion 22, Burnside Avenue Green MISCELLANEOUS Latest Vehicle. Wetoesday. accompanied by a prohibition agent houses. Laurel 1610, East Hartford. ter position in th e^ cln ity of tb© ln4g his body as he takes off so= free throw line. that he can see the mark or the and using gas bombs, eluded the WANTED—I will pay highest prices A program of unusual excellence 'lookout* and raided a gang of RIVAL FOB SYBIL FOR SALE—Chestnut wood, hard for all kinds of junk; also buy all Oftentimes a dribbler will find man to whom he is passing. wood and hard wood slabs, saw'-d Colleen Moore has scored again! ^ will be offered patrons, of the Circle crooks in a vice resort.” stove length, and under cover. L. T. kinds of chlck.ens. Morris U. Lsssner, theater tomorrow and Wednesday his path to the basket “ blocked’! The common mistake here is “ The mob figured they were in a Wood, 55 Bissell street. Telephone telephone 982-4. . . Standing room was at a prem^m by a guard and will find himself that many t>(ayers do hot turn the NeVr York, Jan. lO-.—rMore than 496. when the great Western Star, Fred dial dump, but a tipped them English. Woolen Company, tailors last night at the State theatre Thomson with his famous horse. off. Some of the mob lammed. One passing interest is attached to the since 1898, direct to wearer. Harry recent performance ^ f Miss Eileen FOR SALE—15 yearling S. C. W. Anderton, 38 Church street, South where the popular star opened a Silver King, wHl appear in “ Lone bogy pbteh fell into a balote,” the Leghorns, 11 yearling White Wyan- ManclK ter. Phone 1221-2, Hand Saun,ders,” a story of stirring story goes on"—meanitig "the' O’Mara when she turned 1.0.0 yards dottes hens will make good breeding three-day engagement in her lat back stroke in 1:20 seconds. She pens. Tol. 139S-5. Charles J. Johnson, days in the West. Thomson is seen crooks thought they were in a well- Rags, riB^azlnes, bundled paper est picture, “ Twinkletoes.” Re guarded place, but a humpback now ranks as the leading contend 26 Woodland street. and Junk nought at Uig* set 0'«sh as a surgeon who has come out to prices, thona 84073 mud I will call i> garding the show, it Is all that forget. A crippled boy and a beauti told the police about them. Some ot er for Sybil Bauer’s title and it FOR SAT.E—Fancy Green Mt. pota may be a three-cornered race this toes. Frank Williams, BUckland. Tel. Elaenberg. could be asked for as it gives ful nurse bring him back to the the crooks ran. One negro burglar 989-23. Colleen a chance to appear at her realization that life still holds was shot.” ^ear along with Dot Colter of De best. In this picture Miss Moore Here is some of the other termi troit. FOR SALE—Hard wood, all lengths. something for him. Raymond F. DeWald. 655 North Main Legal Notices wears a blonde wig 'for the first Supporting the popular star are nology adopted by modern crook- street. Telephone 2353. time and the effect .3 startling. Billy Bnets, the child wonder, and dom which police authorities have “ Twinkletoes” will remain at Bess Flowers, who will be remem recorded: FOR SALE—Hardwood slabs saw AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD the State for two more days, fin The Eye—^National detective ed stove length $12.00 per cord. Order at Manchester, within and for the bered as the leading lady in “ Hands by mail or telephone Wllllmhntlc ishing up on Tuesday evening. Across the Border.” And Jast,* but agency. . . district of Manchester, on the 8th. Track 13 and a Washout—-A life AUTO division 204-15 evenings. P. H. Whip day of January. A. D.. 1927. The fast developing plot plunges not least, is Silver King, the horse ElECTRICtL SERVICE ple, Andover, Conn. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Colleen into all sorts of dangers sentence in a western penitentiary. Judge. . with almost'humari intelligence. His The Third Rail—A pickpocket w orn OUAIIANTIID FOR S.ALE—Extracted h(iney.-,5 lb. Estate of Josephine M. Pastor’ late, and thrills in rapid succession. horse is like a part of the actor for cans $1.25; 1 Ib jars 35c; fresh sweet of Elmhurst, State of New fork own She is a dancer in a Llmehouse cc.nght oh a railroad train. NORTON apple juice, made once a. week. 50o the two work well together. Years Tort— A message. •LCCIMCAL MTIUMVNf ea per gallon. Phone 970-2. ing Real Estate In said Manchester. theatre, the manager of which is a of training made the equine star Upoin applicat'ion of Executor of thorough villain. She’s in love Toadskins— Paper money. ' MLUAII68T. FMOI*:|-| descedant praying that a duly authen what he is and he never fails to Uhdershine—^A fur coat. FOR S.ALE—Apples. Your choice ‘Of ticated and exemplified copy of. will of with a Llmehouse pugilist and In 6 different varieties to 'choo'se from. please audiences all over the Unit Ulle Boy— ^A peddler; a fake. said descedant and proceedings es curs the jealousy of a dangerous ed States and Europe. ’ Delivered anywhere in Manchester or tablishing same in State ot New York woman, and her father is at outs Vog—A poultry thief. vicinity, from 60 to 75c per basket or be filled and recorded and become a “ College Days,” by the adaptor ot with the law. I Trolley— ^Wlre ar string used la $1.00 to $1.50 per bushel. Phone 970-2.- part of the files and records of this “ Brown of Harvard,” which was phasing papers from cell to cell. McGovern Granite ("o. court as pej- application on file. It Is But wholesqme comedy and a j featured at the Circle theater yes FOR SALE—One cord 4 ft white ORDERED:—That the foregoing ap happy ending make “ Twinkletoes” j Vermont Charity— Sympathy. CEMETERY MEMORIALS birch, cut any length, $14. Mixed plication be heard and determined at' terday, . will end its engagement Vancluse— Women pickpockets Refireaentm) by hard wood $16. Call Wllllmantic the Probate Office in Manchester in a screen play that should appeal to | 137-12. tonight. This picture stars Jamei$ wi’ o work In pairs. said District, on ihe 15th. day of picture-goers of all ages; it’s real ; Harrison and Marceline Day. In th« VltcUtt— San Francisco. Calif. C. W; HAUTBNSTErN January, A- D.. 1927, at 9 o'clock In entertainment from, the • first j FOR SALE—Hardwood. Reo truck picture are real football scenes. 25 Vulture— Loan company. the forenoon, and that notice be given glimpse of the Limehouse street to j 149 Sauimtt SL Telefibone 1621 $9.00; bard slab 8.CC; hard pine and to all persons interested In said es UnlVersify- of California football Duke -Raiser— Hold-up man. cnestnut mixed $6.00 a load. Flrpo, S7 tate of the pendency of said appHca-' the last sight of Colleen _in her i Wells street. Phone 154-3. tlon and the time and place of hear stars having been engaged to give Wlsechuck— ^Uniformed bank po golden curls. ' the contests the right atmosphere. lice.. ing thereon, by publlshlnr: a copy of For Wednesday only the State this order in some newspaper having The film is crammed with action WIngy— A person with one arm. \ stage will be transformed into a REAL ESTATE a circulation in said district, on or be from the first scene and the interest Wrong— A man too familiar fore January 10th., 1927, and by post chicken farm! Twenty live birds c.f the audience is held fast in its with the police. ^ Schreiber & Sons ing a copy of this order On the public will be given away and on the FOR SALE—Building 20x20 suit sign-post in said town of Manchester, grlp^until the thrilling climax. Whiterllne—-An alcohol drinker. same bill will be shown two big. able for 2 car garage. Price rea at least 4 day.s before the Jay of said The story tells of Jim Gordon, a Wig— A judge. sonable If taken at once. 136 Summer. hearing, to appear if they sc3 cause at features. This program will be Wire—-The one who steals a Tcl. 1877. said time and place and be heard, Uniuprsity of Southern California General Contractors relative thereto, and make return to for Wednesday evening only. pocketbook. A change in the State program student, who is expelled from FOR SALE—Building lot 60 by 150 this court. school because, of a misunderstand Yad-^A porch climber. feet, on one of Manchester's ulce resi WILLIAM S. HfDE for this week will coipe on Thurs Yodel— A clever fool. dential streets, three minutes walk ing a few days before the important from Main street, gas and sewer in H-'i-lO-’ l. day evening when eight acts of ■r Yummie— A belLboy; a messen Uaildera of ''Better itilfit Homes” vaudeville will be seen in connec game of the season. Jim is to sub ger. front of lot. Owner needs cash. 'For stitute as quarterback but his ex Telerhune I565-2- quick sale will sell for 4750. Call tion with the great feature “ God Zamba-1-A junk dealer. pulsion spoils everything. He is "e- Arthur A. Knofia, telephone 7S2-2, AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD Gave Me Twenty Cents,” the pic beir,g forced towards the sideline body and, consequently, cannot see Zenas—A man or woman with 875 Main street. at Manchester, within and for the instated before the game is over, lots of jewelry, West District of Manchester, on the 8th. ture which opened the $17,000,000 in the offensive corner of the the teammate to whom they are • hop: 283 Center Street Paramount theatre in New York however, and remains to save his floor. ‘ Ludy-—A boy or perton who FOR SALE—5 room '■jungalow, oak day of January, A. D„ 1927. team from defeat. • •passing. The ball is swung up floors and part oak trim, all modern Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., City. passes the paper for a 'forger or improvements, 2 cur garage. Price Judge. * Rather than be driven “ out of high over the head, not “around counterfeiter. very "reasonable and easy terms. Tel. Estate of William S. F.-.rris late ot bounds” or take a “ wild” shot at the ear,” so that the, ball leaves I Lush toucher— person who General 1483-12. Manchester, in said District, deceased. the basket, or be “ tied up” with the hands a full arm’ s length The Administrator d b n, having ex robs drunken people. hibited his administration- account “ DEVIL’ S ISLAND’’ , NEW DANCING SCHOOL held ball in that location, the drib above the head and is, consequent Life Boat—-A pardon. Auto Repairinir and TO RENT with said estate to this Court for al bler may very well resort to ■ the ly, very seldom blocked. Law Ghost— A lawyer who sel lowance, it is hook pass back to a teammate at Overhauling ORDERED:—That the 15th day of The illustration shows the play dom appears In qourt but makes a COMING TO RIALTO OPENS HERE TONIGHT the free throw line.. specialty in preparing cases for SHEIAMfN’A UAKAUB FOR RENT—New C room tenement, January, A. D.. 1927, at 9 o'clock, fore er’s position just after the ball has Rear of 2*$ Hollister Afreet. all moderH improvements on Maple noon. at the Probate Office. In said The teammate, preferably the left his hands. Note that the body trial. Manchester, he’ and the same is as I * Phone 2 3 2 8 -2 Kefiidcnce 2328-9 street. Inquire 179 Maple street. signed for a hearing on the allowance “ running guard,” sines he expects has been turned properly, that he FOR RENT—Garage at 35 Garden of said administration account with Weird Tale of Convict L if e ^ ® “ 4«ff-Harrison to Ins^^^ that sort of a pass from the dribr Is looking at the receiver. The street. said estate, and this Court directs the administrator to give public notice to Tells an Absorbing Story; Privately m Social and Stage bier who has been forced into the guard, although well-up in the air, SHEPHERD ENCAMPMENT, BATTERY WORK TO RENT—Tenement, free until all persons Interested therein to ap Double Features Tonight. Dancing. corner, can “ time” his “ break” has not even “ come- 'close” to February 1st, down stairs flat. Im pear and be heard thereon by publish for the free throw line in such a blocking the pass. Authorized “ Willard” Service provements, Including gas, near ing a copy of this order In some news- INSTALU nON TONIGHT sehoo'l. Inquire 29 Strant. Phone S59-4. paper having a circulation in said With the opening tonight of the Station. District, on or before Jan. 10, 1027 Mcllduff-Harrison ‘Studio de Danse’ FOR RENT—Six room tenement, all and by posting a copy of this order The double feature program ^oom 3, State Theater building, Carbon Burning.. improvements, with shades. Apply at on the public signpost in the Town M assachusetts Girls Win Laurels 31 East Middle Turnpike. where the deceasec. last dwelt, six which closes its engagement at the comes the opportunity for the un District Deputy Grand Patrlorch Auto Electrical Work. days before said day of hearing and Rialto this evening carries an ex trained dancers to .place them Joseph J. Bebrend and staff will Electrical Appliances Repaired, TO RENT—Four room flat on Birch return make to this Court. selves In the bands of competent Tnstall the newly elected officers of street. Inquire 10 Cottage street. WILLIAM S. HYDE ceptional appeal to those who like i Free Crankcase Service. instructors, whose aims are to ' In Racing Dogs as Winter Sport Shepherd Encampment of Odd Fel TO RENT—Four room tenement; H-1-10-27. . "Judge. thrilling screen entertainment. One teach the beginner in -a compara lows this evening. Dayld M^ Stiles all modern • improvements. Appljt at of the features “ The Coast Patrol” tively short time as well as at a of Talcottvllle will be Installed as 115 Walnut street. Chief Patriarch tor the ensuing JOHN BAIISOLA ^ COURT OP PROB.ATE HELD stars Kenneth McDonald and is comparatively small sum per les Cambridge, Mass., Jan. 10.— A nous runs is hard work they both FOR RENT—Six room tenement, at Manchester, within and for the crammed full with suspense and son, the simple intricacies of mod admit, Jjiit the fascination it holds term. A large attendance is looked With Barrett & Robbins all improvement!!, at 82 Spruce street. leading woman educator has been district of Manchester, on the 10th excitement. It tells of the cease ern dancing and the ha^-to-get- quoted as saying that the woman only makes the alurement more for, The commlttee^ in charge has 913 Main St. Phone 39-2 Inquire 14 Spruce or telephone 1320-12 day of January, A. D., 1927 prepared an oyster, supper which Present -WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., less warfare being waged e,gainst easy-self-confidence .so essential to of today has entered almost every great. FOR RENT—Five room flat up- Judge. the bootlegging ring by the coast perfect dancing. ' ^ Will be served following; the cere 'Stairs, steam heat furnished: also two masculine sport with -the possible The love for dogs, a love that Estate of Matilda Delano Cheney, guard, one of the highlights being The 'Studio de Danse’ idea is exception of prize fighting. To monies of instaliatton arid a social car garage. Apply 92 Rus.sell street. of Manchester In said district, a mankind has for centuries been hour, is planned. • minor. the wrecking of a ship upon the something new to Manchester and the optimistic sportsman the pre because of the accommodations and known to possess is one phase of TO .RENT—3 room heated apart Upon application/ of Blxecutor of shoals when a lighthouse is put out diction that the feminine species dog racing that has attracted the Real Estate ments with bath. Apply shoemaker. Louisa G. Peasley, praying that a of commission by the rum-runnlug the manner of instruction— which Trotter Block. will eventually Invade the ranks two girls to the sport. SpeecH Bmined guardian of the estate of said minor leader who is battling with the is to be strictly personal— all those be granted on said estate, as per ap of the pugilists is not a fM-fetch- Edgerton St., 2-famil3r flat FOB RENT-—Three room flat with plication on file, it Is keeper. A splendid supportjirg who are keenly interested should Mtist Understand Dogs steam heat next toJ’aganl Bros' store. ed notion. At least, ’hot’ so in all up-to-date, 2-car garage, Apply at the storer foregoing, ap- cast appears in the picture with studio tonight to register. view of the fact that even the The thrill of the dog race may pllcatlon be heard and determined at McDonald. While.the Studio de Danse will sport of dog racing has been, taken be equalled In other sports but poultry house, price only $9,- 1 office In Manchester in FOR RENT—Five room flat, all Im said District, on the 15th day of Jan The other attraction which will be open every evening only a limit- up by two Cambridge girls. hardly is it excelled^ Fighting over 500. provements. window shades on; on ea number of pupils will be taught;* trolley line, station 52. Apply 598 Cen uary, A. D., 1927, at 9 o'clock in the be shown for the last time tonight Though women of the New Eng a hard course, trying to make good j ter street, Harrison Store. Phone 569. forenoon, and that notice be given to Is “ Unseen Enemies” which has a Therefore, it Is advisable to be land states have long .' been ; en time in the face- of storms, heavy j 45-acre farm at Bolton, 15 all persons Interested in said estate acres tillable, balance wood anti pendency of said applicate and different locale and an entirely dif thusiastic spectators at the dog snow, drifts arid icy trails provide! FOR RENT—Five room tenement ferent theme although the thrills with modern Improvements, on Brain- ii.tii*’*** place thereon, by pub races conducted in this section, it plenty of thrills. The trained pasture, 5 co'ws, 100 hens. ard street, near Main, price $20 per lishing a copy of this order in some are there. Its plot is laid in the Aside from social dancing in remained for Clara Ennhuske. ^hd . musher . must be able to handle Price $4,500. month. Apply to Aaron Johnson, 62 ® circulation in said modern west and A1 Hoxie has the struction may be had in Charleston, Caryl Peabody to get behind the dogs. If they fight, then the mush- Linden street. district, on or-before Jan. 10th.. 1927, nn ‘ his Ol-der leading role. His efforts 'to save Black Bottom, Soft shoe. Waltz dogs and, go in for mushing over er, whether it be a man or; woman New bungalow at North P(DR RENT—One 7 room tenement. public sign-post in said town a girl’s fortune from a gang ' of clog. Tango, Senational waltzing, the winter snows...... m ust. separate them. Sometimes End, oah floors wid trim, Maple street. Apply to H. 'i. Tryon, J®®st 5 days before rustlers makes for real virile en Adagio, stretching, Umbering and Both Miss Ennebuske. and Miss, it is hazardous hustness. In care of u. W. Hale Company. the day of said hearing, to appear if rudimentary technique. steam, gas, garage in base they see cause at said time and place tertainment with a capital E. Se Peabpdy are members of the smart Care of. the dogs is an Import ment. Walk and curbing. Price FOR RENT — Three, and four and be heard relative thereto,*^ and lected shorter subjects round’ but set of Greater Boston. - They like ant factor In whining races. Evenj room apartments, heat, janitor ser make return to this court. the bill. The two chief attractions $6,000.' ■WILLIAM S. HYDE. BEAT BRIDGEPORT to participate in the«spcial events the best raclrig dogls go lame vice, gas range, refrigerator, in-a- being shown tomorrow and Wed of the season but they also .have when much raw ice is encountered door beo ru.’ nlshed. (Jail Mancheeter H-1-10-27. Judge. •AT VOLLEY BALL Well built two family on Construction Company, 2100 or tele nesday are “Devil’s Island” which an almost inborn love for dog rac in the trails. The drlvejr In such phone 782-2< stars Pauline Frederick and ing. cases, must be a veterinary as well Wadsworth street. All conve ' ’Horse on Broadway” with Cullen The Reo voi. uall. league! all niences. This is a dandy loca FOP. RENT—la Grsenaores. first star team, piayed with Bridgeport « Train Dog Teams , as a sportsman. and second floor flats at 71 and 75 Landjs and White Star, the hu It Is because of this love of the Neither Miss Peabody or. Miss tion. . \ Benton street. Call 820. man^ horse sharing honors on the Y. M. C. A-. there Saturday after Deadly Gas Fumes noon at 3:30. The locals won four sport that they ‘ spend most of Enebuske use a whip when racing. Nice single in the residentigi stellar roles. out or five of the games. their., time during the winter It is against their principles. Prop Don’t take a chance, have your ^ “Devil’s Island” Is the absorb section the Grjien. lat WANTED The South Manchester line up montfis in the work Of training er training \Wlll teach tha dpgs M'fs. Lucia Ames Mead, Vice presi gas ranges anti heater vented to the ing story of a living death upon h their dog teams and mushing over est of styl^'ii'holne.you wouIB chimney. was as follows: to respond to a whlstle ot cho^a dent of the National Council tor French convict isle. The escape of George Gibbons Bennie Schubert the New Hampshire snow. word they say. Prevention ‘Of War, was to make a like to o’wm‘ g7,fl(y|—sterns, "WANTED—Housework to do by the We make up and Install vent pipe a prisoner’s son forms the basis for day. Call at 93 Autumn street. of all kinds and sizes. ^ Joe Maloney • Elmer GusUfson To Miss Peabody goes the honor It wai while aummerlng at Wo- peace speech befpre students of the plot. There are many novel ’rhomas AJorgan Fred Hansen of winning one ot the major rates. nalancet. N. H., that the two so Aimes Scott College, Decatur, Ga. WANTED—Experienced automobile features which might be d-welt oh salesman. Schaller's Garage, (Jenter Five games were played with Miss Ennebuske has been a real ciety girls became iriterestad in But the didn’t. The invitation vtS and Olcott streets. Phono 1226-2. at great length in “ Devil’s Island” scores as follows: contender for first honors in sever dog racing. It is\in the little-couri- withdrawn when city and American R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD , MONDAY , &AN. lU, 1927 , Free ,/^uburhan WORLD STILL GOOD WTIC Telephone Service Tnivelera Insuranufe Oo^ Uartfurd, Ootm. X;all ’ 530 IS FAITH’S WARCRY «07. . V //^S m 11:45 A. M.—^Farm Flashes. By VIRGINIA SWAIN ^.WILL be in tyle„ and when skep 11:55-^Tlme Signals. ticism and license arq the style, 12:00 Noou — News. Weather, \ NBA Senice W’rltcr boys and girls will follow it, be Norm Cloutier’s 'fravelers Club N6w York— The reglmentB ot cause they have not learned to ' Orchestra. fkith go marching oh. Against em think; 6:00 P. M.—-"Mother Goose” —- battled doubt and cruelty, one ag “ Prohibition alone proves that Bessie LUHan Taft. 6:20— News._ ing, red-haired woman leads 80,000 the world is growing better. No t soldiers. matter what its opponents sajr I 6:30— Dinner Music. Emil Heim- Lately, risen from a year’s ill know that the evils of liquor among berger’s Hotel Bond Trio. ness, Bvangeline Booth of the Sal the working people fcave been de Scarf Danice ...... Chamliade vation Army, gives thanks for her cimated by the Volstead law. ’Neath the Trellis ...... Dldier i, Dresses, Furs recovery, and greets the 43rd New ‘I worked as a newer girl in Artists Life (w altz). . . . .Strauss Year of her service for God— with Marylebone, London, to get my first To>a Wild Rose .... MacDowell faith, hope and resolution. A lew of slum life. 39 years ago. I March of the Toys from ‘Babes While wine flowed and horns taw men murdered, children stan’- in Toyland” .. Victor Herbert brayed on Broadway,. Evangeline ed and women baaten by drink. I 7:00— Talk. Booth spent the watches of New remember those slum streets as a 7:15— Songs— Year’s Eve in the quiet of her mist of blood and tears and whisky The Bells o f’ St .Mary's .Adams Scarsdale home, at w’ork on a new fumes.’’ Halsa dem darbemma (Swedish) ❖ Army hymn, begun during the There are shadows in the picture ...... Norslng ❖ W'akeful nights of her illness. New of 1927. Commander Booth admits. Mah Llndy Lou .... Strickland Year’s Day saw the last details 'And the greatest menace is— pros Sing Me to S le e p ...... Greens Fur Trimmed Goats ❖ completed for her campaign for perity! Eldna Hansen Johnston, soprano Christianity in 1927. Material prosperity makes men Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist. See Obstacles forget, says Evangeline Booth. For 7:3 0— Monday Merrimakers. Greater obstacles than ever be the first time in the history of the 8:00— The A. B. Clinton Musical Smart Models for All Occasions fore the pessimists have seen for Army, Christmas giving in New Period with Minnie Mills Coop religion this year— greater mate York fell short of the budget this er, soprano: Caroline Hathaway rialism, blacker doubt and wilder year. Thompson, contralto; Mrs. Van license. “ When times are good, people Court Tapp, pianist. Commander Booth denies their forget that Element of human flot 8:30— ^Vocal Recital with Qeonge prophecies. sam which never comes^ Into con S. Owen, tenor and Mrs. “ Looking into 1927,’’ she sa>'s, tact with economic changes. Most of George Taylor, contralto. "I see a world filled with the sun the people we deal with are as Laura C. Gaudet, accompan shine of human sympathy, with helpless in time of prosperity as in ist. Coats Coats Coats zeal Ior 'g.dod work, and with re a financial panic. Tenor— ' That Were $25 membrance of God. “ We must watch prosperity— Wander Thirst That Were $35 That Were $39 to $49 “ Idleness and sloth are disap lest it make us smug and worldly...... Landon Ronald NOW NOW NOW pearing. The streets of the world When banks flourish, churches may Thlnkln’ of You ....Kountz go bankrupt. are filled with • hurrying -workers, Mr. Owen and the sins of leisure and luxury And so “ Make the soul prosper, as well as the pocketbook” Is Contralto— are slipping aW ay;...... To be announced. , “ Castes and classes are merging, Evangeline Booth’s first warning >23:2 Mrs. Taylor »19^ for America this year. inequalities are gradually vanish Duet-;— ing, and education .is giving.every The second is: “ Work for the childlts chance. young. America’s children will rule Life’s Dream Is O’er . .Ascher “ The war left great Ills. But it world history twenty years hence. Mrs. Taylor and Mr. Owen left some good. Humanity learned What you teach them decides des Tenor— to think of sorrow and death, to tiny.” Can’t Remember . . . Goatley Coats . Coats Coats witness suffering, to recognize the Deadly Pacifist Come With Me' to Romany realities of purity and unselfish "Avoid war by spiritual prepar ...... Browne That Were $55 to $65 Thai Were $69 to $75 That Were $79 to $85 ness and courage. edness,” is the- third and last. Mr. Owen NOW NOW “ The wells of feeling and sympa Evangeline Booth— of a militarist Contralto—. NOW _ thy were let loose. All mankind religion— is pacifist to the death in To be announced. felt Its heart softened. Since the world politics. She has met the Mrs. Taylor war, American charities have found wrecks and derelicts of war too of 9:00— McCoy’s Music Masters. more people to care for, it is true. ten to see glamor In flags and can 10:00— Weather. *31^ 10:05 — Clements Entertainers >41:2 1 $49= But they also found more people nonades. \ ready to give. About the broken New Year’s The Eunice Scrlven Trio. “ The war brought many Idlers - resolutions— Commander Booth has Trio— into the ranks of labor. Even the a word to say, too. Invictus ...... Huhn little children who learned to knit “ A broken vow is not to be Punchinello ...... Malloy for the army have a greater respect thrown away. Patch up your shat Violin— Reduced 7 C I Reduced $ 0 / i 7 C I Reduced $a a 7 c . Reduced $ c !> l 7 C * for work than the last generation tered vows as you would a porce Hungarian Airs ...... Hubay From $39 to £1 ^ 0 I O | From $49 to > • O 1 BYom $69 to fr ft a f O j From $79 to 0 4 / D bad. lain vase. Meditation from ‘Thais” “ When they talk to me of youth’s “ But to keep them whole, make ...... Massenet skepticism and license, I say to no light vows. Eunice Albright. Scriven them, ‘It Is not a weakness of the “ Resolve on goodness from youiv Duet— heart but only of the head.’ Youth heart, and in the sight of God.” Awake Dearest One. .... Ball \ Song of Love from “ Blossom SmartSilkDr esses t V Time” ...... Herbert i as the most tellable means of ideu- Regularly $15.98 SIX AUTOS STOLEN .tlflcatlon. Caroline Half, mezzo soprano A complete file of the engine Joseph Lopez, baritone. numbers of all motor vehicles reg- » Whistling Selections— Priced for This January Sale EVERY DAY IN STATE istered in Conectlout is kept at the Eunice Albright Scriven motor vehicle depart^tqent. Three Baritone— other files for identification of'cars Heart of Gold ...... Merrlmo Give a Man a Horse .. O’Hara Automobiles were stolen in Con are 'maintained. One is- the file of registration numbers^ another the Joseph Lopez ^9 = necticut at the rate of about six a Violin— alphabetical file of owners’ names Shown in the new shades of Green, Blue and Rose as well as Navy Bhlh,* day in the year just closed, it is in and a third a location file, whlc'u Creole Serenade i i . .' V Ball dicated at the state motor vehicle seggregates Connecticut-registered Aloha Oe .Arr. Fritz Kreisler and Black. Many adaptions of High Priced Afternoon Gowns for Misses, \ jElunlce Albright Scriven department. Taking into account cars according to the towns or cities in whiph their owners live. Baritone— the average assessed valuation of Friend of Mine ..Sanderson motor vehicles in the state, the es Why Shouldn’t I ....R u ssell timated aggregate value ot the Joseph Lopez Attractive Fascinating stolen Connecticut automobiles ap NEW SPORTS MAG.4ZINE YVhistllng Selections New York, Jan. 11 (United proaches a million and a lialf dol Eunice Albright Scriven P ress))— “ The Sportsman” a Trio— lars for the year 1926. monthly publication of handsome It is too soon after the close of Dreamicig Alone ...... Wood Silk Frocks Silk Frocks proportion devoted tOfc“sport as the On the Road to Mandalay the year to present figures showing recreation of the amateur” has the number of recoveries, but an •...... Speaks made its initial appearance. Rich The Eunice Scriven Trio idea of the activity of authorities ard E. Danielson is the editor. and others in tracing stolen motor ''11:00— News. An Advisory Board working ac 11:03:—Capitol Theatre Organ— vehicles is given by motor vehicle tively with the editors Includes the ^1 4 — ^2 3 = department records showing that following sportsmen: "Melodies for the Folks at the department’s file of motor vehl- R. Norris Williams, Captain Dav Home” ...... Walter Dawley Regularly <$19.98 and $25.00 Regularly $29.00 and $35.00 t .tle engine numbers was consulted is Cup Team; Robert A. Gardner, in tracing the ownership of 775 Captain Walker Cup Team; Louis Featuring the newest style notes for women J^ot only Rre= the materials and workmanship o| cars. Since automobile thieves are Stoddard, Chairman U. S. Polo As and misses. high quality but the style ideas are the ir ’-est. no respecters of state boundary sociation; J. Watson Webb, Inter TEST ANSWERS lines, a large proportion of cars national Pololst, M. F. H.; J. F. stolen in Connecticut were recover Byers, Former President, U. S. ■ J TTiese are the correct answers to ed In other states and many of the Golf Associations. Racing; Com recoveries in Connecticut were ot the literature questions which ap V mander R. E. Byrd, Polar Explorer pear on another page: motor vehicles stolen elsewhere. an^ Aviator; Admirel Cary T. Out of the 775 engine number.^ 1— Shakespeare'. Grayson, Breeder of Horses Fran 2— ‘‘The Charge ' of the Light which the Connecticut department cis Peabody, Rowing (Cambridge, was asked to look up during the Brigade.” Lqander); Robert Emmons, 2nd, 3— H. G. Wells. year, 119 were identified as those Yachting; W. Averill Harrlman, Fur Coats 4— “ The Rubaiyat." cars registered in this state. The Polo, Racing; Henry C. Vaughan, request for this service came In by 5— Thomas Beer. M. F. H. Norfolk Hunt, Sec. M. F. 6— Hugh Walpole. mail, telephone and verball^. H. Associatlom Lewis S. Thomp Can Now Be Bought to Great Advantage. Don’t Many of the requests received by ^ 7— “ David Copperfleld.” son, Eminent Sportsman and Ex 8— Zona Gale. the department concerning engine pert Shot; Bayard Warren, Breed numbers are occasioned by the find 9— Henry Wadsworth Longfel Neglect This Opportunity to Save Substantially. er of Champion Dogs; and Hobart low. ing of abandoned cars, a large pro Ames, Authority on Field Trials. portion of which are usually found 10— John Erskine. Buy Now—Invest in Comf ort and Luxury. to have been stolen. The registra PARISIAN WRAPS tion markers and other means of AVOID WASTE T Gilt fur and colored feathers are Cornmeal and hominy spoil identification have often been re- some of the novelties introduced qn quickly, and consequently should be mdved, leaving the engine number French evening wraps. purchased in small quantities. $329 $149 $475 $300 Eossian Pony Cocoa Caracul Natural Natural Greyhound of the Sahara COATS Raccoon Muskrat Beaver and Fit6b , COATS Trimmed COATS COATS T 9 8 * 8 9 ^ 2 9 8 ^ 9 8 j i '- ...... ❖ $200 $400 $198 $175 American Mendoza Pieced Nutria Beaver t Opossum...... Erimmer COATS COATS COATS (Dyed Coney) COATS * 1 4 9 " ' • 2 9 8 . ' 8 9 “ ------—— r------T- ...... iC.I.OK...... $150 $75 French Seal Hndiion Seal Sqnirreletta SIneQnallty Natural Hare COATS COATS (Dyed'Coney)' ' COATS (Dyed Coney) COATS * 2 9 8 "T M - ..... -TTltf '45 $175 $350 ' $800 $125 Silver Rat Marmink Northern Manchhrian (Dyed Bfarraet) Seal COATS Bstfa Size Wolf A real ship of the desert is tils mechanical beho moth, as pictured by its Inventor, Johann C. Blshoff, COATS ot Kief, Germany. An Inkling of-its size may be gain ed by comparison with the camels whose chief com COATS COATS petitor Blshoff hopes it will become. It is lo be 300 feet long, will accommodate 3D0 passengers and fifty tons Of cargo, and on its 40-foot wheels will be driven over the sands by Gasoline engines at about 20 mlie« an hour. '225 T98 '100 / PAGE EIGHT MANCHESIffiR E V E ^G t o •'rV.- ______, •->■■ ' ■ ■•: • ■ .-. • :■/■ ■■„ --'y.: . .;, Y *. U. S. Seeks $36, ^X),000' J. F. MWmiE, FAMED ' GABD OF THANKS W e'w ish to express our hearts DO YOir LET YOliR^ felt thanks for all the sjrmpathy by News of our N.Y. PROSECUTOR, DEADwords and flowers we haye receiv In World *s Biggest Sait ed from so many friends in this and other communities, following Judge Who Once Made Becord the loss of our beloved soi^ and HERALD Corr^pradents Give Yob AU th o; Latest brother. We particularly appre Information Abdnt All the ;Towfts 'Hereabouts. For Convictions of Murder ciate the kindness and - thoughtful = get the better of your judgmrat? i ness of the YD club, the Ariny and ers, of Pneumonia. g Do you stop and ask why, and read between the llpes S Navy club, the Disabled;-War Vet 5 when you see an advertisement promoting something for s erans’ club of Hartford, the Ameri 3 nothing? S can Legion and his West Side pals. s s New York, Jan. 10— Jphn P. Mc Mrs. Sarah M. Martin %nd family TOLLAND Intyre,' judge of the court of gen S There is always something,left unsaid— something for * eral .sessions and formerly a nbted S your imagination to supply. Try being less Imaginative 5 B R m S il RADIO criminal lawyer; died early today at FREE THROW BBCOR$>? g and more practical. s his home here. • He vaas 72 years Omaha, ' Jan. lO-4-’Wh'at is S Read article on Page 5. s The sewing done by the Ladles’ old. He was stricken With pneumon thought to be bask^ball record Missionary Society of the Federated STATE B U S K it. ten days ago. was set in Omaha when Grinnell s . s church at the parsonage last Thurs ’While serving as a criminal pros University basketball players made day was for a local family. ecutor in this city, Jddge. McIntyre good on 15 consecutive free throw I MANCHESTER I There was a game of basketball UNDER NEW LAW Nobtained 680 convictions out of attempts. ' I CHAMBER OP COMMERCE | played at the Community House on 614 murder - and manslaughter Friday night, between Stafford and cases. He was said to have partici Tolland. pated in more’ murder trials than iililllllllllllllllllllilllillllillllilllllllllllillllillllllilllllllllllllltlimilllllllllltlllHIUi Citizens of Tolland are pleased to any other criminal lawyer in New A CHILD DOESN’T learn that George J. Gary of Staf Parliament Passes An Act York City. ford Springs has been given permis After taking up private practice sion by the Connecticut Public Judge McIntyre went tO'England in Utilities Commission to extend his To Make Broadcasting a .1896 and undertook the defense of UUGHAMIPLAY V : Hartford-'Vernon Center bus line td, Edward J. Ivory, an Irish Fenian, Tolland. Government Enterprise. charged with plotting to dynamite The ice harvest la well under the Houses of Parliament and to way and reports from various parts kill the queen. McIntyre secured a IFCONSnPATED of the town state that the ice is verdict of acquittal. He was the from 12 to 14 inches thick. London^Radio broadcasting in first American lawyer to partiri- Look, Motiier! la tongue coated, Still the icy roads continue and Britain will henceforth practically pate In the trial of a defendant in we hear very frequently of a car 'n breath feverish and amount to a State enterprise, un a British court. the ditch or one that has turned Judge McIntyre also defended stomach sour? around. However, nearly everyone der the new act of Parliament now Police Lieutenant Charles Becker, prefers the hazards of an auto ride coming into force. who later was sent to the electric ^*Oa]ifomia Fig Qymp” can’t rather than with the slower and When, four years ago, radio chair for the mnrder of Herman surer means of progress, a horse Rosenthal, a gambler. harm tender stomach, and wagon. broadcasting came'Into its ownjDi liver, bowels Mrs. Laura Judson has taken a Britain, the'- British Govemmwt Reduced position in Stafford Springs. gave what amounted to a monopoly Mr. John M. .Bowers and daugh to five private manufacturing com ter, Eleanor, attended the inaugur panies— together with a number of You Must Every buyer can now O’wn a modem car with 4-wheel al ball in Foot Guard hall, Hart subsidiaries— in the form of the brakes. ' ford, last Wednesday evening. British Broadcasting Company, Satisfied Harold Clough has returned to which controlled the entR'e busi Whippet Coach ...... ^.$695 New Jersey after a vacation spent ness. Anyone wishing to Install a with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. wireless 'receiving apparatus and “ Used Cars With an Whippet Coupe $695 Esten Clough. ’•iisten-ln” was charged $2,50 ly John M. Bowers has begun his the British Govei^ment ;fojr a li Whippet Sedan ______$799 cense, of ■'which-^0 ceitts ’ went to duties as representative of this O . K. That Counts” . .. .r.-. town, attending the General Assem the British Broadqasting Company Whippet Landau $829 bly. and the remainder to the Govern Mrs. Fred Nutland visited her ment. 1926 Chevrolet Coupe— Has had Defiyered at your door. m ' sister, Mrs, Myron Sparrow, on Three yeafs of private enterpylse good care. Small mileage, many Thursday, and the infinence ; of the General extras. Theodore Gardner is at liis home Strike in Britain proved to the ma 1925 Chevrolet Sedan— Ihis car o:------~ : o here, visiting his mother, Mrs. Han jority that some kind of State con looks and runs like new. Prac nah Gardner, after an extended trol was necessary for this new tically new rubber. trip to Japan, China and India, world force, A Rbyal Commission 1925 Chevrolet Coach— Good mo where he has been doing govern was set up to inquire Into the entire tor. A fine car for little money. ment work for nearly three years! PICKEH MOTOR SAIIS question and, as a result, a Royal 1925 Chevrolet Coupe— This car is A laxative today saves a sick He is a graduate pf the Rockville Charter has been published, under 22-24 Maple Street, Phone 2017, SouUt Manchester By KODXEX BUTCHER is 50. Wilson made him the first A-1 In every way. child tomorrow. Children simply High School and Connecticut Agri Act. of Ip.arliament, putting, all 1925» Chevrolet Touring— With all Open Evenings... : . chairman of the new federal trade cultural College. will not take the time frOm play to Washington.— The biggest tax commission and at. Wilson’s re broadcasting on a new basis. the extras that go with a good empty their bowels, which become At the next meeting- of the Govemiuent Pays Board case in the history of the world is quest he ran for the Senate in Wis car. clogged up with waste, liver gets Grange to be held Jah. 18th, sever The nevr governing Board is 1924 Chevrolet 4 Pass, Coupe — about to be tried in Detroit. consin in 191,g, but wfs defeated. al candidates will be initiated in sluggish, stomach sour. Davies is said to have made a nominated— and paid— by the Brit . Motor has been overhauled. Good Look at the tongue, mother! If A 27-year-old igoverunient at the first and second degree. ish Government. Lord Clarendon, tires. Duco finish. million or two at law while Gregg The many friends of Abial Met coated, or your-child is listless, torney, Alexander W. Gregg, who has been working for the govern formerly Under-Sepretary of State 1924 Chevrolet 2 Pass. Coupe — cross, feverish, breath bad, rest calf are congratulating him on his Thoroughly overhauled. Duco looks as young as he is, will at ment. new position as doorkeeper in the for the colonies, is the -new Chair less, doesn’t eat heartily, full of man with a salary of $15,000 and finish. Good tires. tempt to retrieve the enormous Big Issues at Stake .Jlouse of Representatives. Mr. cold or has sore throat or any among the other four members is 1923 Chevrolet Coupes (2 )— At a other children’s ailment, give v a sum of $36,000,000 for the U. S. It will be a great legal battle, Metcalf will have a uniform and small price. The Red Wmg Coal Company will be on the job every day that Mrs. Philip Snowden, ^,1lo will re teaspoonful of “California Fig treasury. with issues of paramount import ceive a salary of $3,500. 192.3 Chevrolet Sedan — Here is a Opposed to him are some of the ance. 01 far-reaching effect will the House is in session. Syrup,” then don’t worry, because OPERATED BY r The new Charter Is for ten years, real bargain, 5 new cord oversize it is perfectly harmless, and ln‘ a most noted international govern be the appeal board’s decision Mrs. C. Hibbard West was'a del tires. Motor Is perfect. egate to attend the meeting of the but it is to come up for revision few hours all this constipation poi mental and coi’poration lawyers in whether the government has the after two years. One important 1925 Studebaker Standard Duplex THE MEECH GRAIN COMPANY the United States, representing right to reopen a tax case once it Tolland County Council of Reli^ son, sour bile and fermenting clause in the Charter is thatt the — Arl mechanically. Good paint waste will gently move out o( the some of the nation’s richest citi has fixed the tax and collected it. gious Education held at South Will- and tires. ington, Saturday afternoon and Postmaster General is empowered bowels, and you have a well, play ANTHRACITE BITUMINOUS zens. The defense, of course, will con to confiscate all the stations of the 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Coupe— The suit to be tried is that of the evening. ful child again. A thorough “ inside tend that it has not and that it rec new Corporation in cace of national One of the famous models. O. COAL COAL • treasury against Senator James ognized the tax in this case as cor The drives for both the Red K. throughout. cleansing” is ofttimes all that. Is emergency and to censor absolutely necessary. It should b6 the first Couzeus of Michigan, the estate of rect for five years. Cross and Near East Relief Funds 1923 Durant Sport Model Touring Clean Coal. , Courteous Treatment. John and Horace Dodge, and oth are about to close. It is hoped any news that might cause trouble — Many extras. Duco finish. treatment given in any sickness. The second question at issue, everyone will see that their dona or disaffection. Beware cf counterfeit fig syrups. ers. The government seeks to re around which most of the fighting 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan— Good •V Prompt Yldiveries. cover $30,000,000 in taxes on prof tions are handed in. The old company is to receive rubber. Duco finish. Ask your druggist for a bottle of is expected to center, concerns the “ California Fig Syrup,” which has its in the sale of Ford Motor Com Lathrop O. West attended a $27,000,000 in return for the hand 1924 Ford Fordor Sedan— Good OFFICE AND YARD value of Ford motor stock ^ s of Christian Endeavor committee ing over of its entire property, free full directions for babies, children pany stock by minority stockhold March 1, 1913, the day fixed by motor. Good tires. Duco flnisu, Garden and Fairfield Streets, East Hartford Conn. meeting in Rockville, Saturday of all encumbrances, and its share priced right. of all ages and for grown-ups plain ers to Henry Ford. law for calculation of values ou ly printed on the bottle. Look care ■ The eovernnient contends that it night. holders will be bought out at par. 1926 Ford Roadster— Express , Telephone, Laurel 1295 S. which later profits might be com The new company is to have no fully and see that it is made by the made a mistake in its valuation of puted. It hinges on the value of body,* perfect in every way. share capital, but an annual guar 1926 Ford Roadster— Balloon “ California Fig Syrup Company.” the stock and that instead of a tax the Ford concern at that time. — adv. Df about $22,000,000 on,the prof anteed revenue, out of which all tires, looks and runs like new. - The defendants and the approxi WAPPING Expenses wHl be met and a sinking, its the defendants should have mate additional tax, plus Interest, 1925 Ford Coupe— Balloon tires. paid some $58,000,000. The court fund set asidev In case of - pped it . Nickel radiator. A-1 mechan which the treasury hopes to collect has power to borrotr up to $2,500,- - ^ is the Federal Board of Tax Ap from each are: Couzens, $11,000,- Mrs. Raymond Geer has been ically. Priced low. 000. 1924 Chevrolet Touring. peals, sitting in Detroit. 000; Dodge estate, affecting the substituting at the Wapping Cen Big Revenue Expected ^ > 1923 Chevrolet Touring. Gregg, Uncle Sam’s chief law widows of John and Horace Dodge ter School in grade one, for Mrs. At the present cost of llobnsbs, 1923 Chevrolet (loupe (2). yer in the case, is general counsel and other members of the Dodge Frances Wheaton of Manchester, Cor the Internal Revenue Bureau. who has been ill for a few days. on an expected basis of 2,200,000 1923 Chevrolet Sedan. family, $10,000,000; Horace Rack- subscribers, the first year’s rev 1924: Ford Coupe— Balloon tires. His rise to such a position of re ham, $5,000,000; Gray estates rep Miss Elsie Gillette from New enue is estimated at $5,250,000. Of 1924 Foyd Roadster— Express body sponsibility is one of the most a,s- resenting a Detroit family, $10,- York, has been recently visiting at tonishing ever recorded in Wash the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl .this the new service will receive 1925 Ford Touring. | 000,000, and John Anderson, De 1923 Ford Touring. ington. troit lawyer,»$2,500,000. Relchenbauch. $4,d25,000 to carry on with; the John AV. Davis One Opponent State, feeling that it is, giving a 1923 Ford Tudor Sedan?— Two to T^ey pold the stock to’ Ford lu Miss Frances E. Howe, daughter The defense lawyers include of Mrs. Bessie E. Howe of Man valuable privilege,. restricted com- choose from, Duco finish. 1919, 'previously demanding and Joseph E. Davies, one of the two chester, but who formerly lived In petitiph, and sundry benefits will 1922 Oldsmoblle— 3-4 ton truck, or three most prominent interna receiving from the government a Wapping, was one of the honor pocket the other $1,225,000. fiat body. • tional and governmsi:tal lawyers statement as to what the tax students from the Phoenix State The censorship powers of the 1923 Ford 1 Ton Truck— Express in the capital, and John W. Davis, would be on the amount of profit Bank and Trust Company of Hart Postmaster General have formed body, all new tires. 1924 % Ton Ford Panel— (2). who has been solicitor general, in the sale. They paid the tax, ford, her average being 95 pei' the main subjects of debates In the ambassador to Britain, president of amounting to 3 per cent of profit, cent. House of Commons. At present he 1924 % Ton Ford Canopy Top. after Ford paid them $12,500 a the American Bar Association and The Parent-Teacher Association has the right of prohibiting the Satisfactory Terms Arranged. Democratic presidential candidate. share and a total of $107,000,000 will hold its regular meeting at the broadcasting of editorial opinion Young Gregg, who lives here for 41 per cent of his company’s school hall on Monday afternopn at and of controversial matter of poll- Always Open. stock. The government valuation with his mother, is a son of the 3 o’clock, January 10. The subject and industrial policy. Evenings Until 9 p. m. late Congressman Alexander W. as of March, 1913, was then ap for discussion is “ Starting on the The opinion of the r^cyal commis- Gregg of Texas. He was born in proximately $9,500 a share so that Right Foot.” Mrs. Clarence W. Sion, that a certain amount of Palestine, Tex. After two years at tax was paid on the $3000 figured Johnson and Mrs James Callahan as profit. controversy, consistent college he joined the army for are to be hostesses for the after with full impartiality being preserv The Boulevard New Bill Presented World War service at the age of noon. Mr. Bently, principal of the ed, has not been upheld. But under But in 1925 the treasury decid 18, and was commissioned a sec Eighth district school in Manches the new wroklng arrangemeRt the Chevrolet Co, ond lieutenant. After the war he ed that it had been mistaken, that ter, will give the address of the af the 1913 val.ue had really been but task of preserving “impartiality” 275 Conn. Bonlevard finished college and entered the ternoon and Rev. Truman H. will fall on the Corporation Itself, Treasury Department in 1920. $3,500 and that the huge tax must Woodward will sing a solo. Bast Hartford, Conn; be paid on a 9,000-a-share profit. with final appeal to the- Postmaster- Studying and attending the Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burnham General. Phone Laurel 765 George Washington University The former stockholders, claiming and daughter, Nellie, have gone to that they never would have sold Law School at night, he soon made the home of Mrs. Burnham’s fath his legal knowledge and exception-, their stock unless the government er, G. E. Willis of Manchester, to al capabilities recognized. In 1922 had previously determined the spend the rCst of the winter whllei he was transferred from the Bu tax, are fighting tooth and nail. Mr. and Mrs. Willis are at their reau of Internal Revenue to the The best lawyers of Detroit, Chi winter home in Florida. solicitor’s office. cago, Washington and New York Mr. and Mrs. Frank Congdon are on the job. I S ew ice-^ QualityLow Pnees | In 1923 he was admitted to the and Miss Josephine Congdon left bar In Texas and in the same year The rest of us millionaires may Saturday to spend the rest of the became “ acturlal” of Secretary well be interested, because it winter at J67 Capitol avenue, Mellon’s revenue program. Anoth young Mr. Gregg and his assistants Hartford. er leap and he was simultaneously win, the treasury can reopen our Mrs. George Busher is teaching chief of the important special divi old .tax accounts at any time wlth- at the Center School, taking the sion of tax appeals and review and ing the statute of limitations, and place of Mrs. Maude Prior, who Is = EXTRA FANCY LOIN LAMB CHOPS...... 50c lb. = chairman of the committee on re collect from us all over again. seriously ill at the Manchester Memorial Hospital. I FLANKS OF LAMB TO STEW ...... 12^0 lb. | vision of the revenue act. He = RIB LAMB CHOPS...... 39c lb. = has served as a special assistant to Mellon and adviser to the secretary i TRY OUR HOME MADE SAUSAGE MEAT.... 30c lb. | on tax matters. a fh o n Y tm S5 ■■ He is strong fftr sports, a good ABOUT TOWN I TRY OUp SUGAR CURED CORNED BEEF ^ | baseball and tennis player, but a f o e t »G M A N C H E S im TSVlSi^Glkm 1927. JMLCfB'NINB". The Gentle Pastime Of Wrestling Michig^’s Attitude TowardBoxing Local Sport. CHENEY B R O m S HAVE CLOSE May Change Under Gov. Green C hatter CALL WilH COLCHESTER FIVE Lansing, M ich, Jan 11— A new NEGRO BOXERS WOtJLD official attitude toward boxing, a HELP THE TAR BABY Kerr and McCullum were Instru friendliness, began when two form Padasd Hoops h 12 Bas “V mental In the 44 to 36 victory er boxers were inducted ln*o high which Poquonock scored over Gil state office. Boston, Jan. 10.— Following the discovery of the plight u£ bert and Parker of Springfield Sat kets asC . B. A A Rallies Fred W. Green, the new gover urday night each scoring five field nor, and W. W. Potter, attorney Sam Langford, who is blind and totally hslplesB in New York, goals aud playing a neat floor genera)^, both aspired in their game. to F m 43-40— Windsor yoiln g^ days to the fame of the negro bofers of this city have sq^red V fc le rather than to high a movement on foot to stage a Locks ^Tonij^L 3sltlons. Both engaged series of benefit shows at var- Captain McCann, of St. Thomas CHAPTER ELEVEN more ^ a n one public exhibition lons settlement houses for the Seminary quintet, is having a great After Bull McC^thy’s father ler has lost his interest In famous old Boston “ Tar Baby.” season this year. The local boy walked across the ring and socked >• Langford wants to establish leads his team in scoring and is the me bn the head with a chair fol With the fresh scalp of Colches Tovernor Green has repeatedly a bootblack stand in Boston and only veteran on the squad. Satur lowing my knockout of hls son, 1 ter still dangling to their belts. stated that he would rather be box cater to his old cronies In the day, he scored six field goals and felt pretty wobbly for a few days. Geqrge' Hunt’s hoopsters will enter ring. He recently appealed to ing commissioner than governor. two fouls for a total of 14 of the I was m atted tain for Windsor Locks to give' the Since he cannot be boxing commis the National Sports Alliance fob Advertisers an opportunity to make 19 points his team registered In to fight Jack sioner and must be governor he de $600 but was refused. winning 19 to 6 over St. Bridget’s up for the 19 to 14 defeat they re clares that the boxing commission Alumni of Amherst, Maes, Hopper In New ceived recently from the silk work will at least receive the personal York at the II. ers. - attention of tho executive. It Is understood that the Man Y. A. C. club Tomorrow evening, it will be Just how the boxing situation c a m Cheney Brothers five that will be a )Q « < K T U e chester Community girls will play house. .. will be handled has not yet been LANDIS TO W G H ’ ALU I^VLL (Ae a game some time this week eith seeking the revenge. And the scene T h e tlyst made public. One of tho proposals PClCfe O n AOM\S‘3 i6N1 C;iAVJE-6 "W A t er against Collinsville or Simsbury. will be In Taftville on the' same meeting with favor will: the gover round I came floor where Hunt’s team lost 28 to TO HfeA'R. (VjAlwvfeS ■PttOaJoOiOCBtJ m e TaiMGf5 \oe am d Thfi date has not yet been an nor and other state offlcors Inter- INTO C « STORY AHO 9E^ 0UM0 91'RlPP6D nounced. out rather slow 26 a .few weeks ago. eB on in the fixrr is that tho pres 2 4 0 -PooMD e^^ppLCtte. ly and led with At' present the C. B. A. A. team A c-noi^* ent cne man cca>'mission under con It has seemed somewhat dead a faint - hearted has won and lost seven games. The trol cf the dopAUment of |iii*'l!c Developments in St. Louis about town the past two week left. I was too victory Saturday night at Colches safety be demolished and a new ends v^th the High school hashet- lazy with It and ter over Sam Friedman’s team In a three-man co-UL'-lssion substituted. | ball team playing |ut of tO'a%. The Hopped smacked red hot tussle 43 to 40 put the silk 1-Lder this tJan th3 governor Lead the Judge to Study tans will no dohbt be out in full over, a terrific workers on an even standing in the h'l-i.ielf would be ex-offlfio chair right-hander that wBUght me on win aud loss column. man of the b:i.vtg comm'sslou and force to welcome them back next Friday night. the bide of the head. That's all The Manchesterians found the th*t other covnnJssioners would bo 1923 Scandal. 1 remember. I do not recall any going rather tough In the pretty rren-inent c'.Hzfns— not politicians sensation of pain. Bill Madden little village on the New London —1 tally intnv.sUd in boxing ns a George Hunt’s C. B. A. hoopsters BY DAVIS J. WALSH certainly, had a close call in Col says I fought automatically, and, Turnpike. Colchester fought like a apt ’ .. Thter 1? terest wiP not be when the round was over, walked tiger every inch of the way and it a I'olice inte.'sst, like that pfcvai!- chester winning by a 43 to 40 tal I. N. 8. Sports Editor ly. This all goee to show just to a neutral corner aud engaged in Was not until the third quarter Mng the pa^'t few years. a lot of dlizy conversation.' that Manchester took the lead. Col It is not secret, however, tho ma- New York, Jan. 10.— Belieirlng how eager the villagers are to beat that a “ slough” In the hand is Manchester. There; was no ammonia or any chester led the first quarter 14 to ch.r.cry of I'ao hexing cotnrilssioti 8 and at halftime 21 to 20. The may be orga ^i: rd, the go 'ernor, his worth two In midair. Judge Landis thing in my corner because we next will take hold of the story, Tommy Faulkner attributes didn’t give Hopper any considera end of the third quarter, found Che atvcrney gene ral and se/eial other ney Brothers in the van 37 to 28 attribute to Ty Cobb, of an alleged the major part of the credit for tion and didn’t bring a thing along state officers will takrt a. personal but the home team again outscored iM eifst in a'^t'.&ctlng wor-.t-wbik prearrangement of a Detroit-St. the fine showing the ellk workers in preparedness. That’s how soft Louis series In 1923 and, gently but we thodt^ht him till he nailed me Manchester In the final quarter touts to Miclilgnu. For this purpose are making on the chalked court coming within a hair’s breadth of It z-’ry be nAcosstry to liberalize the firmly shaping it down, will let tl e this s'eason to Johnny Boyle, their with that blow to the head. facts fall where they may. Cobb has turning the tide as the score Indi nt boxing It w and JI it needs hard-flghtlng center. Tommy says it went on like that^for four cates. changng it wMl be chai-gnl. entered a denial of the statement Bbyle usually gets the Jump on his rounds and then I thought 1 was crisdlted to him by Bert Walker, In The game was rough all the opponent and that is a whole lot. lying, as in a dream, on my dress- way. Referee Avery of New Lon ternational News Service special Furthermore, be states Boyle is slng-room table. - I heard voices correspondent, but his disclaimer is don called but six fouls , In tha the best man on the team to fol but conld not make out where whole game. Hls work was excep understood to have been deemed in low up shots and get the ball olf they were coming from. , I heard tionally poor. Both teams played sufficient by Landis. the backboard. Fanlkner also a series of yells as If I were stand roughly but he failed to detect the Gets Tips claims Boyle plays a very strong ing outside a ball park and a b.'g fouls. The passwork of the Man The Judge’s determination to in RICKARD SEEKS JACK guarding game. All of which Bobby Jones^ Heads List game was on. The mental fog chester team was the best It has vestigate the circumstances from goes to show that Jealousy does not lifted a little and I saw a man flashed this season. Manager Hunt the bottom Is said to have been TO FIX N H T HGHT exist between the players on hardly visible walking down a Informs us. Joe Pentland had a big crystalised during recent days. The Hunt’s team. loud road before'me. He kept night; one of those evenings when tip Is that there has been a develop O f GoWs Best Amateurs getting larger and larger. Finally he made good on about every other ment on the St. Louis end. The Center Springs* pond was the haze lifted and he loomed try, and as a consequence, helped The Investigation probably will Hopes to Have Former Champ swarmed with skaters ^over the right up in front of me. I saw the local team considerably. Pent- be launched by Landis Immediately Meet Delaney In Elimination week-end. Especially yesterday af it was Hopper and wondered what land hooped In an even dozen dou CASE WITHOUT PARALLEL following the .rendering of his de Tourney. By JIMMY POWERS. was sixth last year and first' lu ternoon and last night, the attend he was doing there. Then I looked ble-deckers and a foul for 25 . Every major league club must of cision on Wednesday In the matter 1922. ance was large. It seems to be down at my gloved hands. They poitits, which is a good night’s necessity have a manager to direct of Gandll-Rlsberg versus Colllns- Frank Dolp gets safety into the consensus that the proposed were Jabbing in and out. I looked work for any player. Many of hls the play of the team. Most modern Schalk-Rowland, et al in which a \ New York, Jan. 10.— It’s softer fourth place because he was the town ,championship amateur skat at my feet. They were sliding baskets followed perfect passes major league managers have two 'Verdict of acquittal for the latter New York, Jan. 11.— Tex Rickard winner of the second biggest ama ing carnival on. the 23nd of the than* a dive Into a kettle of Scotch back and forth. from Tommy Faulkner, who played assistants, to whom Is delegated the appears to be ordalnel both by fact was awaiting word today from Jack teur competition In the country, porridge, this ranking America’s month, will prove a big hit. It is For four rounds I had been do a bang-up floor game. . Sweet and ta&ks of coaching at first and third. and by fancy. If there was any Dempsey in regard to the former the western. being looked forward to with much McDonald starred for Colchester. The two assistant.', might aptly golf amateurs. Bobby Jones, George ing that and 1 can’t remember a “ sloughing” carried on In this case, heavyweight champion’s plans for a Francis Ouimet goes into fifth anticipation. single one of the rounds after that The summary: be tem ed the rlgh* and left eyes Rlsberg and Gandll merely succeed come back which may lead to a re Von Elm and Jess Sweetser seem ranking because he reached the na to have naturally and rather do first opening punch. Cheney Brothers (48). of the manager. They aro supp'.'sod ed in proving that they had fore turn bout with Gene Tunney for the tional amateur semi-finals and be With the lone exception of high to observe au.< thing that should es cilely slipped into their respective I urent back to .the corner and F.G. FI. Tl. knowledge of the alleged transacr title. The promoter wired Dempsey cause he scored a surprising vic school basketball, that sport has asked Madden who was winning. Pentland, If . cape his ohi'orvatlon. < tion. positions. Nos. 1, 2 and 3. yesterday regarding the date of tory over Walter Hagen la their already sung its swan song as far He said I had held my own but Faulkner, rf To the maL*!t.ger and his two as Denied Charge Jack’s arrival in the East and a But on down the list the scram special 72-hole match. He had an as homes games in MfAches'| < at! Barrett, rf .. sistants as a rule goe.s much of tho ble for places resembles noon hour had better step out if I wanted to It was while Cobb was on the draft of his traveling schedule and overwhelming margin of 7 and 5. concerned. Both the St. Mary’s win the decision on points. From Boyle, c .... crcCii for patting over a wiimor stand, acting as a witness In these future ring plans. He believes at a fighter’s camp when the sir Freddy Lamprecht won the in and the Rec Five have decided to Cervinl, Ig , and all the blame for a 1 .scr. loins are passed. then on I was O. K. and defeated charges, that be was examined by Dempsey Is reconciled to a meeting tercollegiate two years in a row call It a poor paying Investment. Hopper handily. Anderson, Ig Yet within three roontlis after Landis about the Interview attribut with one of the'contenders as a Prank; Dolp, Francis Ouimet. and won the Gulf States champion tbc &t. Louis Cardlmis wun the But to this day that fight to me Wiley, rg . . , ed' to him In which he was made to qualifying test for the Tunney Chick Evans, John Anderson— they ship for the third consecutive year. It will probably be revived about lasted only six rounds, although Macdonald .. lOi’ G world series, we find Manager declare that the St. Louis Browns all have legitimate claims that can John O. Anderson for the second xlogtrs Horutby traa>rt to the New match. ' the time Yale wins an Intercolle it went ten. I cannot remember had approached the Detroit Tigers Rickard expects to get In touch 'not be sneezed at. time in two years won the French giate game— and that bids fair to four of them! ‘ 20 3 43 York Giants nnd his twi n:»3l«iant.», amateur title and the fast West iiill Killifer snd Otti. Williams, re- before a certain series late in 1923 tomorrow with Pete Reilly, mana That fellow Jones gets the lead- be never.' Colchester (40). chester county championship. lesif a. and had started that they would sea ger of Jack Delaney, regarding tho off for the fourth straight time on F.G. FI, Tl. It is a cate without parallel In that the Tigers would win because entry of the light hea-vywelght j my list. While he lost his amateur Reekie, Evans and MacKontie trail Company G’s basketball five will Macdonald, If ...... 7 1 15 the pack. Evans led all the ama Editor’s Note— In the next chap fc.*f^lall. they, the Browns, had conceived a champion in his heavyweight elimi I title he gained world-wide distinc meet the Service A. C. of Hartford Sedus, rf' ...... 1 o 2 Debar, of Coi'.'i BOBBY CRUICKSHANK. SILENT FIVE LOSE 111 Me plate at Detroit, and spoke when pressed for a direct answer. Von Elm might have missed out Many a good man and true has knocked out the man who almost WINS LOS ANGELES OPEN been left In the lurch, no doubt, ta-joy to me. 1 being the umplre- Walker was present In his capacity for second place had he not made paralyzed his brain with one 19 2 40 of reporter but went serenely on such a good showing In the British but that’s my story— beg pardon, punch. Referee, Avery. lu-thief of the ball gaiin between Los Angeles, Jan. 10.— Bobby with his work, never by even a open, tieing Walter Hagen for my team— and I’ll stick to It. In New Haven on Saturday eve rJi'.'Edelphla and Detroit' Cruickshank, the tiny Scotch atom. glanqe at the stand betraying the third place. That added to his great ning the St. Michals club of that ^ bnlliva.n 1 ats for Plank ” Is the new Los Angeles open golf CHECKER TOURNEY b le Sulll/an who battled for the slightest interest In Cobb’s denial. victory over Bobby in taking the city defeated the Meriden Silent champion. With a blazing 67 for the U. S. amateur crown at Baltusrol Five by the score of 47 to 34. Pet late Eddie Plank that afternoon final 18 holes of the match, Cruick The checker tournament at the was none other than the great Ed cinches him as runner-up. ers was the star for the winners Wins Big Ten Title; shank finished six stroks ahead cf Sweetser’a glory in being the School street Rec started oft with while Kelly was the star of the los die Collins. At the time he was a HORSE RACING his nearest competitors. He played lots of enthusiasm Saturday night. student at Columbia University and first native-born American to win ers. The losing team.ma.de a ral- the 72 holes over the El Caballero the British amateur makes him a The following men reported: C. S. ly-ln the third quarter. At' that broke into the American League course in 282 strokes. For hls ef Then Picks New Job London (United Press).— The sure third. His victory is all the NyqUist, Fred Phaneuf, Charles time the score was 41 to 15 but under an assumed name on the fin forts he received $3,500 of the al western trip of the year. statistics of the flat racing season of more creditable because he had to Warren, Paul ^oriarty, William they were defeated by 12 points. 1926 clearly Indicate that the $10,000 prize money. conquer Illness as well as a fast Boyle and Mr. Orgen. The final With the passing of Ty Cobb and The Silent Five will play the Silent By BILLY EVANS. Regardless of whom succeeds thoroughbred breeding Industry is Charles Guest, Los Angeles, and field of England and America’s game was not over until 10:46 p. Big Five of New York City on Tris Speaker, Collins, In point of Ed Dudley, Oklahoma City youth, Thlstlethwaite, even though he Is active service, is the veteran of the far from languishing. Oif the 14 best. m, Saturday night. It is hoped February 12 in west Hartford. finished in a tie for second place. Von Elm has been ranked sec many more will enter this tourna- Glenn Thlstlethwaite has been a coach with a national repatatlon, major leagues. His first season as leading owners, 12 are also breed The score; named football coach at University ers, showing that, with, the leading Each took 288 strokes. * ond three years in a row, Sweetser ■lent by nest feuuurqoy etemnn he may find it a difficult matter to a regular was 1908, so he has ac St, Michals o f Wisconsin. He will succeed turn out a winner In hls first year, tually played 19 years as a regular. sportsmen of the country, the mere G F T George Little, who feels that hls winning of races is not everything. despite the fact that the material He still is one of the best second Peters, rf ...... 7 3 17 duties as director of athletics are at hand appears to be far above the sackers in the business. Racing and breeding are indissolu Carngelo, If ...... l 2 4 arduous enough without the added average. bly bound together. SNOW FLIES IN CO-ED’S MUSHING RACE Sni-mounted Obstacles Griffin, c ...... 2 0 4 respohslbility of handling the grid Look out for Wisconsin In 1927. Collins, who does everything Hurry On’s bad his best year In Carlson, rg- ...... 4 0 S iron activities. It should have a football winner around second with such ease and 1926. Nobody ever knew how good Geamllk. I g ...... 3 0 6 For five years Thlstlethwaite has with so capable a coach at Glenn grace, didn’t reach his present po he was. Some, were not so Impressed DeLello, Ig ...... 2 0 4 been in charge of football fit North Thlstlethwaite In charge. sition in baseball without a hard by him as they were by Gay Crusa Wexleh, c ...... 2 0 0 western University. Prior' to that struggle. der, Gainsborough, and Pommern, time his coaching. activities had As a collegian he was a short who were also winners of the sub Totals ...... 21 6 47 been confined to the preparatory stop, and when Connie Mack tied stitute St. Leger during the war. Silent Five schools, where he had met witn him up to a big league contract, It These four raced in successive OFT remarkable sacceas. was as a shortstop that he was cer years, and were all high-class per •Spring, rf ...... 3 1 7 When he came to Northwestern, tain he would star. '’ th e . formers who are still active In pass H. Anderson, If .... 3 2 8 football was at a decidedly low In 1907, after watching Collins ing on their racing qualities to their WenslQWi c ...... 2 1 6 ebb at the Evanston InatitUtlon. In about a dozen and a half games progeny. Kelly, r g ...... 5 2 12 The Purple had been trailing in the at short, Connie Mack was satisfied Phalarls who Is second on the Ust A. Anderson, Ig ..,, 0 2 2 Big Ten for so many years that he was destined to shine at some waled In'the same year as Hur Degorlco, Ig 0 O 0 anything Thlstlethwaite ' might do other position, but Eddie still per ry On. and has proved himself a would be regarded as a decided Im sisted. worthy son to his defunct sire, Totals ...... 13 8 84 provement, When he rejoined the club in I PolymeluB. He was a fine sprinter, InstalUng a new football system What Is Pal Moran’s real name? 1908 it vta.b still Shortstop Eddie .hls best distance being under eight Is a tedious task. It took the new — J. K. L. Collins on the roster of the Ath furlongs. coach two years to get his methods WOODLAND A. C. Paul Mirana. letics. An injury to the regular Warden of the Marches, though under way, then ha began to get third baseman gave Mack a chance ; . TRIMS e a g l e s real action. not •> typical Pb&Iaris lu appoarauce Where was the western amateur to try him at that position, bnt he In 1926 Northwestern furnished was the best winner among the old golf tournament In 19137—-H. H. seemed no better fitted for It than er horses. The Woodland A. C. defeated the the biggest surprise of the season shortstop. Eagles In a pne-sided battle at the K. Buchan, undoubtedly the best of by. defeating the supposedly invin Collins,:however, did show prom Harding school hall last Friday'to cible Michigan eleven, 3-0. True, At Grand Rapids, Mich. ise as a batsman and was fast on Sunstar has made a rapid advance. the tune of C6-i26, The scoring of He first appeared in the winning list the game was played on a field his feet; maybe bis place was In the GUI for the Woodlands was the anhle deep in mud, but ^ th -teams How much money did Crusader outfield. Connie used him In right, In 1924 credited with flO .O ol A feature of the evening. He obtain year ago hls stock won $87,oqo!, but worked under the same handicap win in 19367— J. L. but again he looked just so-so. ed 22 of the 66 points. The de and Northwestern emerged the 8160,088. now he holds third place with -Ik fense work of Mikoleit was also FouQd His Spot '$166,000. ■ winner. - . Then came the break that made' commendable.' ’ Mclldnff was the .Northwestern was ranked second What was Gene Sarasen's score him. Danny Murphy suffered a leg Hurry On retired unbeaten, a main point getter for the losers by heavy type of racehorse, and a to Michigan thi(t year In the Big In the 1926 Miami open 7— K. L. M. injury that slowed up his infield getting 12 of the 26 points. Ten rating. Last fall Thlstlethwaite play. Desirous of keeping his hit strong galloper, who always won hls ’The score: aso. race at the right end. achieved the goal of his ambition, a ting In the lineup. Mack shifted Woodland A. 0. winning a Big Ten title, Troa,’ he Murphy to right and sent Collins to Gainsborough, who beat Son-In- OFT Who Is the Metro open golf Law for fourth place will always be ^ ®^^r6 the honor with champion?— J. O’M. second. Gill, If ...... ,.1 1 0 22 Mlchigani but he had brought a From the very start, Eddie remembered as the sire of Solarlo. Segar, rf ...... 6 0 10 Alacdonald Smith. ■ He Is easily the best son of Gains championship to Northwestern. adapted himself to the keystone- Peterson, e ...... 4 1 9 Bringing a football tall^ender to sack and his work improved so borough to date, and he may be re R. Ingraham, lb .. 0 o o a championship in five years Is a How old Is Norman Genet, the rapidly that Danny Murphy never sponsible for hls sire being booked G. Mikoleit, r b ___ « 2 14 fighter?— K. L. full for the next four years. remarkable achievement. “Without a got back,^ even after his leg had doubt It yron^for him hie new posi Iwenty-slx yean old. mended. , Gainsborough Is a well bred ani Totals ...... 26 3 66 tion at Wisconsin, cari^ng with However, the shift worked to mal, being by Bayardo out of Rose- RHISS? Eagles It a substantial increase In salary. Did Billy Wells ever hold the Murphy’s advantage because he de drop, winner of the Oaks. As a year G F T The surprising feature to me is Canadian welterweight title 7 - ^ . veloped Into quite an outfleldsr. ling he failed to make bis reserve McIIduff. rf ...... 6 0 12 that Northwestern permitted Thls H. This, coupled with bis ability to bit, at the sales, but afterwards provisd Carter^ If ...... i o 2 tlethwaite to get away, provided Yes. I:ept him In the majors, no doubt, the best of his age. Hls stock usual Goleman, c, lb .... 2 1 o nothing other than finances enter What box»r died after a honk after he would have been through ly take some tlmo to mature, con Radding, rb ...... 2 2 6 ed Into the transaction. With a few with Bud ’Taylor In MUwaakeeT—> as an Infielder. sequently he Is not well rep^sent- Nelleon, lb, e ...... 0 0 0 stadium on lta« hands,. Northwest J. O’M. Today we have Collins back with ed by winning two-year-olds. Some ern needs a winner at'the present Clever Senlco. the man who developed .him, Con- are well thought of, and the year College gfrls were the competitors In a cross-country snow-shoe ralTiit fashionable Lake Placid. New York. Totals ...... 11 . 3 26 time. Thlstlethwaite had turned What football team'did Qeorga i nle Mack—-and both appear mighty lings by him which were put up tor Miss Beatrix Thorne (No. 6) took the lead when the sun cracked and easily won. OongratulatlUg her la' Referee: Wheaton. Score at half. I out a championship team and seem Cllpp pla^ wltht— K. L. Cj. i well pleased at the turn of events. auction show w'fina averaae. Miss Francis Tborna. tha runnalr-us. ; - Woodlands 88« Saalss o. ed in a good poslUoa to repeat. . > Ndtm On m jM a fallback. , - 1 ■-if r ACM ™ r MANCHEsSfe' FEATURB ARTICLES LATEST FASHION ABOUT INTERESTING HINTS BT FOREMOSf WOMEN ' AUTHORITIES THE A ALLtNC SUriMHl YOUR HEART THROBS lAuhom First Lady <^glrl in Jade and the girl In. cherry The latest portrait ef The First and'’the girl In Alice blue fiopped Lady of the Land was, taken at the back lu their chairs, self-conscious White House on, New Tear’s'Day ly h'oisted their legs, twiddled their ^ Clii^rd L^^bbandBrnest lyun when the Coblldges were “at.home” toes, and made as much to-do about NEA 8E] m e . to the nation. Mrs. CooUdge’s ^gown those limbs as some girls with a WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE ed Margaret with sinful delight. 'Ob, sister, U Jim only gets his Is almost ankle length, and her string of beads to jingle-jangle! To the home of PROF u d MOLr memory back what glorious times brown hair (not that It shows “This Freedom” Is New •^5 LIE ELWElXi lo CamdenvIUe, we’ll have again!” brown In the picture) is swirled In To-be sure, "this freedom” of legs lod^ one nicht In October, 18S8, In their sudden exuberance over to a mound atop her pate!The presi is fairly new. Women are not yet dent’s wife mu?t be conservative, really used to. the, privilege of pub la broniht n woman who had faint this possibility their dreams of fame, to the voices of which they had been you know! Here’s bettLig that one licly admitting the ownership of ed on a train. That night twin listening' for several months now and of the first things. .Grace Goodhue legs, and in time they may get used girla are bom to her and ahe dlea more, were utterly forgotten. Who Coolidi» 4oes when she’puts or.t the to their possession. But until they without revealing her name. cared a rap about a voice and a pair cat aha locks up the back door of do, methinks it would be more con The atoiT then movea forward 18 of twinkling feet if Jim could come that house bn Pennsylvania 'avenue sistent for women to cea’-.e babbling M i back to them? about men and btbers who will not’’, xeara. The twhur, now growing will be to hie her to a barber shop Fortunate chance bad worked for and begin taking tucks In her accept "the new woman”. Women to beautiful womanhood, have been the Elwells when location for Cam- skirts! . 1 have not yet accepted her them adopted and named MARGARET denvllle's railroad atatlon bad been Legs I Have Met selves. and ELIZABETH. They are caUed chosen for the property abutting Speaking of short skirts, or rather Public Brides Union Park. This was one of the RUSTY and BETTY. of skirts that are not short, are you They want a bride— and a groom, prettiest spots in town and lay di too— to be married on the public JIM ELWELL, the aon, enllata ever impressed by the universal rectly opposite the Elwell home. female self-consciousness of legs? stage of a great auditorium at some in the World War. He then dia- All of Camdenville. It seemed to Which Is the one'thing that gets me convention Ih a big cjty. They will covers that one of the twins loves the twins when ithey looked across about this short skirt business! Per pay all the expenses of the wedding the street that evening Just before him. sonally, I like to look at. legs. I -s-brldal gown, corsage, carriage train time, had turned out to wel He is shell-shocked at the battle think there Is something . about a fees, minister fees, and give the come Prof -and . Mollle and Jim. newly married twain a set of furni of Sedan and at first is reported Everyone was In his best and it pretty leg contour' quite as Ib'vely as a pretty arm. Now if girls and wo ture-and $100 In gold. So far, no THE dead. Later be Is Identified in a seemed to be the universal intent of men would only take their legs as brides have applied! .Wi^E New York hospital and his mother the townsfolk to make their home coming an occasion for Joyous cele much for granted as their arms, and "So Cheap!” and father hasten to him to find bration. quit fussing with -eih! At first thought, .one feels so superior to these publicly married his memory and speech gone. The fact that Jim would remember ' At the Shows people! "So cheap!” we exclaim, Specialists despair of his re none of them was unfortunate, of I went to a show the other night— not a leg sho'w— a rather serious turning away with disdain from the covery. The day before his pa^ course, but they had mourned him as drama. A mi^icale tea .featured the public wedding. But It is easy to ents are to take him home, Jim dead. And now be was coming back c alive. That certainly was something. first act, and 'natnrallya dozen or so Imagine a girl of the greatest sensi wanders away from his nurse, Therefore everyone was glad and sweet youn^ things fiitted across tiveness submitting to the public •I' NELLIE DOWNING. wanted, everyone else to know it. the stage; sipping'orange.pekoe and wedding in this day of high cost of A frantic search is b e g i^ Late Everyone, also, wanted a peek at the eating ca'i^ar sandwiches. But all marrying, reasoning that it was Dr. Rudolf Goldachmldt demonstrating his pulse-meter. that night he Is found in Bellevue two girls who suddenly had become one could think of. was a roomful that sort of a wedding, or no wed heiresses to mllllohs. of legs with pebple attached. Ne'vei' ding at all, and preferring even the By VIRGINIA SWAIN ^ just as quickly returns to the noiw I hospital, unconscious, his skull did I see such a commptibn abo .t public kind! It is a bit more dif New York.— Enter the pulse- mal rhythm. It also shows that fractured, expected to die. He was Harvey Weir, whose flat feet had meter! and exit privacy! strong coffee has a more lasting prevented him from going to France legs. The girl in the rose crepe dress ficult to inaaglne the right type of The miovlng finger writes, and effect on the heart than liquor, and bit by a track. with Jim and who bad been the El sprawled out on a chaise lounge, man who would permit such a sacri The twins are in Indianapolis crossed her yard or more of beige fice. To make a real O. Henry story having writ, moves on— leaving that clgarets actually make a tor«| wells’ helper on many sidewall Jobs, naked to the world a record of pid heart act normally and thereby was there with somewhat of a cargo, silk stockings, and surveyed her legs he would sell his body to a medical at the home of their uncle, JOHN every wink, every yawn, every In increase the comfort of Its owner,! of spirits aboard the lugger. To b^ as though they were strange attach-: college first, or give. blood trans CLAYTON, the mystery of their most thought and feeling, every If not his health.” gin with, his spirits had been high; ments she had never seen before. fusions for the price of the bridal Identity naving oeen cleared up they had been augmented, in the And the girl In orchid and the crosages. f cigaret and every cup that cheers. The graph of the meter showfl I while Jim was In France. They meantime, with another kind. Har* Reticence, ladles and gentlemen, Is the Instant effect of a glass of ''Remember the day you knocked the champion of M is now a back number; no one can I make preparations for bis home vey didn’t'care. Ho was there to whiskey or a smoke, a apoken souri out with a croquet ball?" IF YOU MUST DIET, DON’T NEGLECT call his soul— or his digestion— his coming, not knowing of the acci extend Jim the glad hand. Harvey word, a laugh or a cough. That the was something of a cut-up on occa own. emotions also register was proved dent. your account you might have had an "And speaking about Jim Elwell,” sion. VITAL ELEMENTS More ruthless than the X-ray o r, by a young girl whose pulse shot up inkling of my devotion.” Nevln asked, "la my guess that you the cardiograph or the fluoroscope, NOW BEGIN THE STORY were—are particularly Interested in Camdenvllle’s band, which played 35 points wheuv frightened by a Nellie Downing blushed. "Talk Dr. Rudolf Goldschmidt’s hew pulse the young man a good one?” flashlight, and varying d,egrees CHAPTER XXXVl sense, please.” in the park of evenings, also was recorder descends upon a startled She turned away from him. When there on the platform waiting for 'When she was surprised, angry and, | (6TT"S simply amazing to me that “ I went back to ,the ofllco that world. she finally swung around to face him the signal to crash into Us welcom happy. X the boy is still alive.” Dr. night and handed in my resignation. It is the first device ever Invent her eyes were a little wet. “ You ing air. Rusty and Betty, of course, Attached to'the arm of a' ohauN j Lawson told Nurse Nellie The city editor wanted to know why ed to time accurately and record on know. Jack,” she said softly, “I ’ve held the position nearest the stop feur In Berlin, It indicated his re Downing, and I told him I had thrown down paper the movement of the blood the Planet on a good yarn because been guilty of a very selfish thing.' ping point of the chair car. sponse to every traffic jam, every] The famous specialist had spent through the body. Its Inventor of the light that shone in a woman's That was all she would say to him narrow squeak and every shortl two hours talking with the hospital Thus was the big stage set when calls it "a mechanical hand for eyes. ^ stop in an hour’s driving. A boxer, doctors who had been looking after the whistle of Number Six shrieked feeling the pulse, which will sub merely by thinking through an im Jim Elwell, and in studying the' pa " •What',’ he asked, *waa the yarn?’ Martha Dalton, though past sixty, at Mably's crossing. Thirty seconds stitute exact and complete Informa aginary prize fight, registered the i tient himself. I told him and he swore. ‘Nevln,* he was still sprightly and vigorous. She later the Hoosler Cannonball slowed tion about heart action for guesses strain of an actual bout. When be bad finished bis own ex told me, ‘you’re something of a was on hand to meet the twins at up for Camdenville! doctors make from their own sense amination, he said to Nellie Dow damn fool, but you’re also something the CamdenvIUe station when they This was the signal for the band of touch.” Dr. Goldschmidt hopes to limit' ning: “I ’m glad yoy came to me. o f a white man.’ That was a funny arrived from Indianapolis. and the crowd of welcoming citizens, Portable Sickroom Mo By Frank Beck GAS BUGGIES—At Least, Hem Is No Coward HA.HA! FANNY SAY^ I SENSE AND NONSENSE LOOK, WINSLOW! SEE THERE COMES HEM. HE^S OH, HEM ...HEM !! W ANTS , U ^ S h i TO ME..STAY_ r ILL BET SWAGGERING ALONG, ^ THIS HERE AND HIDE.. DONT HIM STANDING AT THEIR ,'^OGHT TO [V m TVi so von TO* SEE J DOOR. HE'S A DETECTIVE, HEM «/DNT PRETENDING HE IS N T Nowadays the fellow who la go THERE’S A DETECTlVt lME-..?. WALK INTO HIS ARMS.' SCARED. AMY LOOKS LmE r LEARN THE •m ^cnW ‘ AW] ALL RIGHT. HE FtASHED *6iVE ME ing to the dogs picks out the place AT THE OOOR — .HE^ ^ ..W H A T , HE’LL ARREST YOU I! THE HA^HA A GHOST. THE DETBCnV^ ) DUMBBELL HAVE I , TH IS IS THE WORK HE’S SHIELD ON- AM Y... SHE TA LESSON.. where the rum houpds are. AFTER JTOU---_ HE NEARLY FAINTED. SHE .THE NEXT IS GETTING OUT HIS , - WANTS TO SPEAK DONE OF THAT SNEAK NEXT /ONLY , TIME I HANDCUFFS. OH.NOI ITS ) HE'LL HAVE DOOR , WINSLOW WASHOUT [PEDDLIN COULD BARELY DRAG HERSELFJ ^AT LEAST TO YOU IMMEDIATELY* . . - - L E T BACK TO THE QAR/^E TO ^ TELL HIM HiS HANDKERCHIEF. 1 “ No freedom in this country at QUIOKI-..HIDE-.. ME I TOLD YOU HE ME>iNT TICKETS! XlL SIC WONDER WHERE TH6 TH IR TY BUSINESS .WHEN HE TO THE . , CALL HEM. THOSE DETBCTiVES .DAYS T O , all any more.” UNDER THE CAR. . THINK- ARE SO CARELESS WITH '^THE COPS ~ FATROL WAGOH ___ I'LL SAY YOURE - - F SAID HED KICK TO POUCEMANSJ ON HIM. I IS STUDY “ How’s that?” THE POUCB ABOUT BALL. DESPERATE^ CH^PAr IT IN. ~ “ You can’t even get any jazz mu NOT HERE!. HE SH0ULC!VE sic over the radio on Sunday with YOU OVERHAULING MAYBE THE CAR I GONE WITH out having some station try to cut .HER In with a sermon.” Prof.— Which Is correct: A herd m of camels or a drove of camels? C( Student— I always thought they came in packs. OUB OWN DICTIONARY Lady— A woman who doesn’t rub her finger over a visiting card to, learn whether or not ?t really Is engraved. [/-// In grinding slowly the mills of • h f Mstwyolttin Wr jgtr^iies ’ «118T»Ym*«OIWCHW«=- the gods haven’t much on the mills of government. by Percy Crosby ITflulIy it takes » dreysing down If you think that this Is verse, 'to a man.dren np. We’re sorry to say you’re mis- SKIPPY t&lCGQs There Isn’t a rhyme in the whole , blooming thing— INTELLIGENCE TESTS We wrote it this way to fool you. MTE3BABY TEST First Actor: "I am getting along, S e £ M S T » This test Is concerned with ques Somebody has named a cigar after tions on literature. Write your an me.” ' m e cam swers to the questions and com Second Actor: “ I hope it draws I 6 ovr pare them with the correct list on better than you do.” FOR JOMETHIN' another page: 1— ^Who wrote the play, “ As You They used to call him a go-get Like It” ? ter, but the latest Is to call him a X • 2— From which of Tennyson’sgriddle-greaser. He’s the guy who poems Is this taken: brjngs home the bacon. “T “ Cannon to right of them, Cannon to left of them Times change. Twelve or four Cannon In front of them.” teen years ago a woman spent most 3— Who Is author of "Theof her time entering saloons look World of William Clissold” ? ing for her husband. Now'the hus 4__For what poem is Omar band spends his time searching bar Khayyam best known? ber shops for his wife. 6__Who wrote “ The Mauve De cade” ? California Is said to be growing 6— Who Is author of “ Harmer a hlg crop of lemons— to be handed John” ? to the other states, no doubt, plus Copyright; P. L. Crosby, 1927. Johnson TeaUirSs, Inc. 7__In what novel Is Micaw.bcr a charges. _ , . , She; “ A thing of beauty Is a 8—Who Is author of “Preface to joy— ”• , FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS I Know My Business. % Life” ? He: "As long as she keeps her ___1 9__^What poet wrote “ The Song mouth shut.” of Hiawatha” ? 10— Who Is author of the novel, t h e t j n k i n d e s t c u t o f a l l IT S ’ r o o “ Galahad” ? We were seated in a hammock PAR TO, On a balmy night in June, When the world was r.ushed In VWALk.^^ slumber ‘Neath the guidance of the moon. I asked one little question. And my heart was filled with hope; But her answer never reached me For her brother cut the rope. “ No girl,” says the rule of a cer tain Western university, “ must walk the campus after dark, unless going to the library or to lecture, or for purposes pf learning.” We don’t see where that rule is a p ie at all. The reason so few milkmen are ©1017 BV AJGA SEftv«;CjlNC. ■to married is that they see women too J early in the morning. By Swan She was a ’phoney girl but he $ALESMAN$AM All Join In called her. r “ Why Ye Behave Like Human 6 0 6LR0 H oO Beings” is the title of a book by BOSS CRUEO r^\b George Dorsey. The answer is: Be I E\)tniHCr- \ V0P»!> 5 o cause we don’t know any better. BY HAL COCHRAN' CI927 BY NBA SCBVICE. IN^ By Fountaine Foj WASfflNGTON TUBBS H Family Stuff By Crane pO 'iOU pan \ SO MOew AVftNtiON, .\ vtohiDte.? (Read the Story, Then Color the Picture) When Clowny Tinymite was dry, Two husky dogs were coming. NO. riA onlm he loudly said, “ I guess that I have They were hitched up to a sled. A ig o f NFMER had enough of skating. How about man was running by their side. NOVIEW^ "TO NOO- CRAZW the rest of you?” The others stop ’Tw^s funny that he dldn’t -X . Sligttittn ^ MONDAY, JAN. 10,1927. - y PAGE TWELVE •rr. The Buckland Parent-Teacher- I assoclatlon wlll give a pubUp whist; ITALIAN PLAY HERE ABOUT TOWN in the school assembly hall this eve-^ ning. The WSys and Means commit-^ tee will be in charge. They wUl; ' The regular monthly meeting of award four prises to the •j^innerh AnRACTS CROWD the Manchester Garden Club will be and provide refreshments for all. held this evening at 8 o’clock at the School street Recreation Cen Miss lolene Gaylor, a student ter. H. A. Beal, a landscape garden nurse at The Mount Sinai ho8pital,i Ladies Society Realizes er of Rockville will be the speaker. N?Wi York; City, resumes her work? Tuesday after spendtog e. three; " Hose Co. No. 1 of the Manchester weeks’ vacation ■with her mother; Large Sum For Charity; Fire Department will have its regu Mrs. G. H. Gaylor of this town. i lar meeting this evening at 8 Genuine January Clearance Sale Prices Are O'clock at the fire headquarters. Dance Follows. Main and Hilliard street. Plans will Ever Ready Circle of Kings be completed for the “ladies night” Daughters will meet tomorrow eve prograni next Saturday evening. ning at 7:45 with Mrs. George W. Almost Giv^Aimy Prices Italian residents of Manchester Kuhney of Hudson street. > and Tlclnlty filled the State theatre The Men’s Choral club will have its regular rehearsal on'Frlday eve William Mertens, who is employr ■ .'V' ’ ' ■ ■ « ' yesterday afternoon for the per-^ ning this week instead of tonight, ed by the Connecticut Compuny, is fonnance of “La Perla D1 Savoja > on account of the concert by the this week moving his family froJh It Is Not Our Policy to Carry Over Wearing Apparel a five-act play in the Italian lan Manchester Male quartet at the Doane'street to Hartford. ' Swedish Lutheran church. guage by the Ck)lombo Company of Irving Tourtellotte has sold his Or Goods of a Style Nature into thefollowing Season. new York. Although a large num The Memorial Hospital auxiliary 80-acre farm in Bolton, together; ber of tickets had been sold in ad jyill have its annual meeting with With all stock and tools to George vance, there was a lineup for half reports and election of officers, to S. Buck of Highland Park. Mr- Buck will take possession imme O U R A dvertisem ent o n p a g e s i s s u r e t o i n t e r e s t y o u ' a block before the performance be morrow afternoon at 2:30 at the School street Recreation Center. diately. The sale was made gan at 1:30. through the Wallace D. Robb agen The cast of eleven was brought Replying to numerous inquiries cy. here by the Italian-American Lad Manager Charles J. Pickett of the ies’ Aid society several of them be Pickett Motor Sales says the Man Number 3 Hose Conipany an 20 ONLY ing friends of the president, Mrs. chester home of Willya-Knight; and swered a fire alarm on Spruce: C. Aloisio, and during their stay in Overland cars will remain where it street at one o’clock Sunday , morn town were entertained at the now is for the present. Mr. Pickett ing. Harry England’s automobile, homes of several of the members. has a three-year lease of his show that was in his garage caught fire DOsses' and W caien's SpOrt CoatS The proceeds after all expenses are room on Maple - street dating from from a short circuit. Only slight paid will be used to build up the last November. i damage was done. charity fund and to aid poor fam'- while they last Hies in sickness and distress. Be sure and set your alarm clock tonight if you want to be here promptly at 9 a Those who were in attendance o’clock when the doors open tomorrow'morning—these coats are sure to sell quickly and familiar with the language at this price.^ Sport coats with fur collars of mendoza beaver or mandel suitable for 'T pronounced the acting excellent. The leading lady. Signora Ghed- both misses and women. Sizes 16 to 42. uzzi was formerly with the cele brated company of Mimi Aguglia. Big Reduction on Values up to $29.50 The plot of the play in brief is as follows: Linda, a poor little shepherdess, living in the mountains with her father and mother. Is loved by toor Pierotto. To escape the unwel Men’s and Boys’ come attentions of the Marchese $75.00 di Sivry she goes to Paris to make $45.00 t, living by singing and playing a guitar, becoming known, as the Pearl of Savoy. While in Paris Suits and Overcoats she falls in love with Arturo, son of the Marchese who poses as a Goats teacher. Men’s Oxfords and High Shoes Reduced Accepting an invitation to sing and play at the home of the March TWO. PRICES ese shd finds out the identity of Arturo and that he is soon to wed ONLY ...... $2.98 “"$3 98 a wealthy maiden chosen by his $49.50 father. Arturo provides a home $X5.oo for Linda but marries the rich Florsheim Shoes on Sale Today girl*. Linda’s mind becomes a ALL If you are looking for real values blank by ner sorrow, and Pierrotto you ought to see this group of the faithful lover leads her with One seldom finds such good looking coats for his mufic to her poor parents who $8.85 coats at $49.50. Stunning dress Avelcome her home. SALES only $25.00. In the lot you will 'find suede Mate Arturo’s father dies and Arturo coats of rich pile fabric trimmed comes back to cleat' Linda’s name. rials, pile fabrics and imported checks and mix with luxurious fur collars and cuffs She regains her lost memory and FINAL tures with fur collars and cuffs of wolf, fox, men —^made by, the leading manufac all ends happily. The first and third acts repre doza beaver and mandel. All the wanted colors. turers. Plenty of sizes and a wide \ . sent the home in the mountains of GLENNEY'S range of colors. Savoja where dwells Linda’s par All sizes. ents, the Loustollots, the second Tinker Building. and fourth acts Linda’s abode in Paris and the fifth act the palace of the Marchese. Between the acts Italian as well JUST THINK OF BUYING as popular music was rendered by the orchestra. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii The characters and cast follow: Special Loustallot, father of Linda A GOOD LOOKING ...... G. La Gagina Pierotto, poor lad in love with I Men’s Winter Footwear Dresses L in d a...... S. La Gagina ' Looking for values? These dresses are $ 1 0 . 0 0 Marquise of Sivry .. . G. Valentino Men’s One and Four Buckle Arctics. real values for $10.00! One rarely finds Laroque, secretary of the Marquise dresses of such styles and fabrics at this ...... G. Albanese Men’s Felt Boots with one and two buckle rubbers. price—crepe de chine, georgette and flat Arturo, son of Marquise, lover of Sllsker crepe frocks in new light spring shades. Linda ...... S. Pernicone Men’s Sheep lined Shoes. Styles that are different. Also a few Mayor of Savoja ..P . Di Pasquale cloth frocks in the lot. Cavalier of Boscofiorto . .G. Gatti Men’s Heavy Service and Dress Rubbers. Garlo, butler ...... R. Albanese Linda ...... Signora G. Gheduzzi Men’s Knee Length and hip length Rubber Boots. for only Maddalena, mother of Linda ...... Signora A. Garluccio Gatherine, friend of Linda ...... Signora G. Garluccio At the close of the performance Men’s Shirts Silk the leading lady was presented Special with a large bouquet of roses. Men’s Heavy Flannel and Woolen Shirts. $ 1 * 9 S «»«*> Directly after the play the mem bers of the cast were tendered a Men’s Khaki and Blue Work Shirts. Dresses reception and banquet in Tinker hall, which was beautifully deco Men’s Heavy Wool Hose. Good looking- slickers with cordurory collars and $16.95 rated with pink and blue crepe If $16.95 Is about what you wiph to large patch pockets in red, purple, two shades of green pay for a dress you will surely find many paper. Bouquets of pink carna Men’s Heavy and Light Weight Style Sweaters, at this price that will please you. Stun tions adorned the a tables and the and two shades of navy. Sizes 14 to 46. Irregulars. ning frocks of the nighest workmanship favors were pink and blue caps. Men’s Buckskin Jackets. and quality in new^ spring styles and col On the stage were ferns and pot Regular price ?2.98—while they last $1.08. ors. It will be worth your while to buy ted plants. A real Italian chicken Men’s Beach Jackets and Beach V »ts. one Jomorrow. All sizes. dinner was served to about 75 of the members and their friends, Men’s Leather Jackets. Garments—Second Floor with John Lungo of Buckingham as the caterer. Singing and dancing followed $1.25 AND $1.49 CINDER- d» | with music by A1 Behrend’s or $2.98 WASH DRESSES ELLA PANTY DRESSES ^ 1 wUU chestra. I A. L. &. CO. 1 $1.00 SPECIAL LOT These are the well knovrn and nationally ad- Children’s wash dresses in prints and gingham in new pat vertised«CInderella panty dresses noted for their I - , ■ ■ . terns and colors. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Just the, frock to wear wearing qualities. New patterns and colors. MAKE PLANS TONIGHT iNHiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiMiiniiiiiuiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiiiniiiimimmiiiiiimiil to school. $s.00 an4 $6.50 Sizes 2 to 6 years. $1.25 AND $1.49 70 FOR SKATING CARNIVAll $7.98 WOOL DRESSES BONNETS...... i U G $4.98 CORSETS Your choice of crochet or brushed wool bon These are real values at this low price. Children’s good nets In plain white with colored trimmings of looking wool dresses In smart styles. Sizes 7 to 14 years. All Front Lace, Back Lace, blue or pink. Meeting at 7:30 at School the wanted colors in styles that are sv^re to please. After Inventory Sale Wrap Arounds $2.00 UNDERWEAR Street Rec—^Big All-Day 50c Program Planned. offering you some remiarkable values. CHILDREN’S $10 COATS In this lot you will find wool, and sllx and NECK BAND SHIRTS ...... $5.00 wool vests with high necks and long sleeves. Tentative plans for the Ice Skat Mothers! No'w; is the time to purchase the school girl a $ 2 * 0 0 Sizes 12, 14 and 16 years. Also a few long .Values to $3. $ new coat. Serviceable coats in woolen materials with fur pants in the lot. ing Gamival to be held at Genter 1.00 collars. Sizes 7 to 14 years. Springs will be unfolded tonight at $1.49 MEDIUM WEIGHT the Eeist Side Rec at 7:30 to a Well known makes of large attendance of business, fra WOMEN’S HOUSE DRESSES ternal and military organizations $1.00 Modart and Bon Ton $1,00 “-$1.25 together with school authorities, Shoe Sale New prints and ginghams in dainty patterns and light colors in front lace, back This is the well known and nationally adver social organizations and a large lace and wrap-around tised Garter’s underwear—medium weight. A regular winter feature with us. 4 lots, 4 prices. for spring. Plenty of large sizes. Good quality house dress Built-up shoulders and kneeJength. number of manufacturers’ repre- es for, this price. > , models. Limited num resentatives, not counting many citizens who are interested individ ber to sell. $1.49 SILK VEST^ $1.00 ually. $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 WOMEN’S $2.98 DRESSES Good quality silk rayon vests with shield un The recreation centers of the Values $5.50 to $8.50 • ••••$< $1.98 A- ./ town are sponsoring this event In These are the well known “Butterfield” washable foulard der arms. Golors: flesh, white, peach and or the hope that with the co-operation dresses. Mostly all dark patterns. Also a few prints In the chid. Picoted top. of a various organizations that it lot. ' All sizes. will become an annual institution. Special— Main Floor Their purpose Is to direct the at Main Floor tention of the town toward this safe and sane place to skate and should be heartily supported by the Hockey Shoe Skates $4.89 'mothers and fathers of the young sters, boys and girls, young men Reinforcedi'toe and'heel. $L49 JACKETS { and young women. CHILDREN’S HATS FLEECE The affair will be an all-day one VALUES UP d»*| n n LINED... $ 1 . 0 0 and it is probable that the events Sizes 7 to l4,y$ard. will be given out in tonight’s meet TO I3.00 Tan only. ing. It has been mentioned that a Main Floor ' Main Flctor ■'V, hockey game, either by two local Arthur L. Hultman , .SOUTH 'MPiHCH€ST£R^COHN teams, north and south, ofspme Hartford team will be one of tbe intqresting features, as w$ll as the fiOBtumed ftflalx nt night.