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THE WEATHER NET PRESS RUN Foreeaat by U. 'A Weatker Bureau, AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION kew Haven for the month of November, 1928 Fair and slightly warmer tonight 5 , 2 3 7 am bfstfr fVio' and Tuesday. Uember of the Audit Bureau of Clrculatlona PRICE THREE CEN'i’S SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1928. (TWELVE PAGES) VOL. XLIIL, NO. 60. (Classified Advertising on Page 10) NEW HISTORY BOLIVIA AND NO MONEY AVAILABLE •Xi PARAGDAYARE OF WORLD WAR m HADEPUBUC I N A a E N T FOR MERCHANT SHIPS
State Department Gives Out Latter Sends Favorable Re Conflict Threatens in Con i^Uiui. Imglrs Rf batUp. Pe^ace Pilgrims Gather Facts Hitherto Unpublish ply to Mediators and For * • . "S’ gress Between Coolidge iSLyp marrljpje^ uf pparp, A t Christ*s Birthplace Ms ed— What Was Thought mer’s Answer is Expected €a5t, lipst. J^nrth aiib 'and Economy and Those • --f’, o( Ford’s Peace Ship. In Next 24 Hours. llpt tl|P Ixnig i}uarrpl rpasp: Jerusalem, Dec. 24.— Pilgrims ofChristm as day chanting Gloria in Favoring Jones - White peace and good will, drawn from | Excelsis and kneeling in prayer. . . T-. fo,. nr.,. There will be a special watch America, Europe a d , , , " service tonight at the Church of the Bill; American Ship Build Washington, Dec. 24.— Much London, Dec. 24.— Paraguay has tl|p finnb xif grpal ners of the world, gathered today ^ Nativity, whose basilica rises over litherto unpublished history of the replied favorably to the Pan-Ameri- thp atigeb bp^ait. to pay their devotion upon the spot' the spot v/here Christ was born in ers and Owners Discour vVorld War before the entry of the con Conciliation Conference’s note where Christ was born nearly the manger. twenty centuries ago. Christmas morning will be United States was made available to concerning a peaceful adjustment !§>tnb'xif (ilRHi to (Sub aged Over Failure to Pro of the boundary dispute with The fields of Boaz and Ruth lie heralded with the ringing of bells, '■■a Ihe public today by the State De round Bethlehem today, just as the murmur of prayers and the partment in a new volume of for Bolivia, and a similarly favorable :Anb nf jgonb-iniU In maiL they were at dawn of Christianity carols that rise from the Angels’ vide Proper Funds, eign relations for the year 1915 reply is e.xpected from Bolivia, when the Wise Men of the East field. within the next 24 hours. saw the star which blazed its mlr-j Later there will be a pilgrimage The volume covers all the cor ■ -.-filhiUirr respondence this country had with The answers to que.stionnaires aculous message from the skies. to the grotto beneath the church, Upon those fields, where shepherd? where, tradition says, the humble, Washington, Dec. 24.— A conflict its diplomatic officers abroad, and sent to Bolivia and Paraquay by the foi’eign offices of the belligerent, formerly followed their roving cave-like cow shed stood where the between “ Coolidge economy” and Maurtua committee concerning tlocks, pilgrims gather throughout Savior was born. members o,f Congress who want to from December 1314 to January their wishes as to how conciliation, 1916. It discloses how the State accepted by both countries, should restore America’s commercial sea Department looked upon the Ford proceed are necessary before the power was threatened today ovei peace ship, unfolds the increasingly actual peace machinery can again the alleged lack df sufficient ap intensified exchange with England NOTED BANKER PREDICTS be set in motion. over the rights of neutrals, and for propriations to carry out the policy War Reports Ignored. of the Jones-White Merchant Ma the first time discloses that Aus-! Little attention is being paid here trian Ambassador Duma was not| rine Act of 1928. to reports in Paraguayan new's- MORE PROSPERITY IN ’29 Rev. Wallace H. White (R) ul handed his p'assports as popularly] papers concerning Bolivian troop believed, but Acting Secretary of Maine, chairman of the House movements in the direction of the Merchant Marine committee and State Frank Polk “ requested" his Chaco Boreal, .the disputed terri co-author of the Shipping Act, de- recall. tory betw'een the two countries. j dared that American ship buildefs I'olk’s Telegram. ■The reports are denied at the Francis H, Sission Says All and American ship operators faci Polk's correspondence with Am Bolivian legation, and Diez de NO HERALD ! discouragement as a result of tlX bassador Penfield at Vienna reveals Medina, Bolivian minister declared Important Factors Indi TOMORROW alleged failure to provide funds. that efforts made by the Austrian today he was optimistic for a The Jones-White Act was th( povernment to escape the humilia- peaceful settlement of the border In accordance with culmination of the long legislative lion of liaving her ambassador sent difficulties. He anticipated no ob usual custom, there will be battle which began over ship sub« home, which resulted in Polk send cate That Next Year Will stacles to conciliation in the answer ' sidies. Its passage was declared i d ing a telegram to Penfield which no issue of The Herald from his government. tomorrow, Christmas day. be the greatest step the country had - said, there were only two courses Favorable Outcome. Be Good Business Year. ever taken to place the United open to this government, either to The Paraguayan charge d'affaires States among the leaders of the hand him his passports or request likewise was hopeful, and looked seas. his recall. It chose the latter course for a favorable outcome. I. X. S. Financial Editor. Providing a $250,000,000 loan as more considerate.” fund, available to ship builders ai Althcugh more than four days New York, Dec. 24.— Almost all 26 STOCKINGS; America’s efforts toward peace have elapsed since the Maurtua low rates of interest, the Act also occupy considerable space, and one committee actually undertook con the imjiortant factors bearing on MOSTLY TWINS gave the postmaster-general author short telegram from Ambassador ciliation, and no meeting has been the future course of business indi ity to make contracts for establish Gerard at Berlin discloses that the ment of mail routes over the seas held since, individual members cate that 1929 will be a prosperous Eight Pairs to Be Hung Up by German Foreign Minister Von have been conferring among them at rates higher than customary. year for American trade and indus This Family Represent Four Jagow “ hoped” that Col. Edward selves and have kept in touch with This special aid, called a subven M. House, President Wilson’s inti events in both countries. try, said Francis "H. Sission, banker Sets of Twins. tion, was designed to replace mate advisor, “ would be in Berlin The principal question to be de and economist, to International straight-out subsidy proposals. soon.” cided, once under way again, is to ■Washington, Dec. 24.— Postoffice Bill. Submarine War. News Service todaj'. This prosper Twenty-six stockings will The treasury-postoffice bill, al determine what sort of body shall ity, Sission believes, will reach Many of the papers dealing with undertake the details of concilia hang at the' Robey fireside, ready passed, carried $8,890,000 the German submarine war, the ac tion, and how many shall constitute down through all the ramifica out near Anacostia, tonight. for these mail contracts. The sub tivities of the German attaches Eight pairs represent four sets committee reported that bids, had it. tions of industry, manufacturing, her^ Van Paper., and Boy-Ed of twins. been received on three additional have been published in various home and foreign trade, labor and For the Grover C. Robeys contracts and two more had been forms before and throw no addi public investing. Good wages and have had four pairs of twins advertised but no bids had been re tional light on the wave of German steady employment will be a factor in the last seven years, and in ceived. GENUINE REUGION IS in contemplation an annual expendl- propaganda and sabotage which of the industrial future of the coun their 22 years of married life swept over the United States. Nor GIRL FLYER IS PLANNING PLAN TO SIMPLIFY they have brought fifteen chil Under these contracts and others is any new light thrown on the try. dren into the world, one of ture of $12,000,000 will be re Lusitania incident, which is covered FOUND AMONG JEWS “ Three man considerations sup whom died and one has mar quired, the sub-committee stated. fully. CAR REGISTRATION port these views,” said ’Sission. ried. The policy is being carried out too It is of interest however, that de NEW YORK^BELGIUM HOP “ First, that most of the basic condi “ If there’s another pair next slow. White believes. spite the gravity of the situation tions underlying the prosperity of Christmas, take it from Mrs. “ In my opinion the postoffica Involving the United States owing the last few years are still opera Robey, “ they’ll be welcome.” appropriation bill as passed by the to the sinking of the Lusitania, the New York Pastor Makes tive; second, that in several import None of that double quartet House contains an utterly inade Southern Miss Breaks En- WALL STREET GIFTS State Means to Save Time ant directions improvement has has any doubt about this San quate amount for the proper carry (Continued on Page 2.) StartGng Statement to His taken place in recent months; ta Claus business, either. They ing out of the postal contract sec< and Reduce Congestion at third, that very few unfavorable in know. Their father, they tiou of the Merchant Marine Act of durance Record for Worn- qVER 75 MILLIONS fluences are now at work and these blandly inform all questioners, 1928,” said White. * Congregation. are having little apparent effect. has written and mailed a let “ The effect of withholding of License Taking Time. ^ Money Rates. ter to Santa Claus in which he, necessary appropriations can only en; Had to Borrow Even ___ “ The only faptor that has chang has carefully recorded the de mean discouragement to the ship JOYFUL CHRISTMAS I building and ship operating indus New York, Dec. 24— A storm of ed fundamentally during the past sires of each, together with an year is the level of money rates. authoritative report that each try and to retard that development Her Gloves to Make Trip. Clerks Invest Bonuses in Several suggestions aimed at of an American Merchant Marine debates today is expected to follow Even this change is not so essential has been a good child. which was contemplated in the FOR HOOVER PARTY the assertion of Rev. John Haynes simplifing the process of taking out as it appears on the surface, since Holmes, pastor of the Community automobile registrations and opera it is due partly to the efforts of passage of the act.” Roosevelt Field, N. Y., Dec. 24. IStocks and Bonds But Do Rep. Wood (R ) of Indiana, church, that more of the real re tors’ licenses, with a view to time banking authorities to control the chairman of the appropriations sub — Miss Viola Gentry, attractive 28- flow of bank credit into ligion of Jesus is to be found in saving and reduction of congestion DOPE FIRST SENT committee in charge of the bill, Officers and Crew of War year-old aviatrix who has suddenly Shopping at Noon Hour. tlie speculative markets. The Jewish synagogues than in Protest at the public windows and in the who has long advocated govern achieved fame by establishing . a country’s gold reserve is ample to ment aid to a Merchant Marine, ant churches. support any probably demand for ship Utah Busy Today world’s endurance flight record for mailing room at various periods of TODOCKINPHIUY said that he realized the appropri The Rev. Holmes’ statement was New York, Dec. 24— Approxi commercial purposes for some time. ations were insufficient but said women is “ planning bigger things.” the year, are made in the current embodied in a sermon delivered to mately $75,000,000 in holiday The advance in rates that has al that the requests of the Shipping She has “ on her mind” three monthly bulletin of the State Motor ready taken place has apparently With the Preparations. his congregation, one of the most bonuses clinked into the Christm.xs Board and the Postoffice Depart Vehicle Departrnent. While all are had little effect on the volume of exclusive groups of church-goers in things which she hopes to accom- j stockings of financial district em tentative, and the amount of time ment had been met. » New York. plish in the order named: trade or on industrial activity. That From There It Was Carried The matter will be canvassed ployees today. How did they spend to be saved is still conjectural, a it may retard industrial and build Aboard U. S. S. Utah, (Via Ar- “ If Jesus went into the average again in the consideration of the 1. Another duration flight, which it? stud/ is being made and there is a ing expansion as well as affect the first deficiency bill in committee iington, Va., Radio Station), Dec. Christian church today,” Rev. she will attempt next Monday, in strong possibility that some of the to New York in Trucks, Holmes said, “ He wouldn’t know Stenographer, clerk and Wall this week, he indicated. 24.— Temporarily turning aside an effort to smash the record she propo5u.ls may reach the Legisla (Continued on Page 2.) what it was all about. Christians Street runner, for the most part, ture for consideration. from the study of the difficult prob worship Jesus for three reasons and set last Thursday. felt the golden stream trickle Newspaper Says. It is now felt to be questionable, 90,000 NEW FLU CASES lems of state facing him, President none of them have a basis in fact. 2. A non-stop flight from New through their fingers, indulged in a by depa'-tment officials, - whether The Reasons noon-hour orgy of Christmas pur elect Hoover today personally aid York to Los Angeles. there is any advantage in having all “ First, there are the deeds he chasing, but kept the main portion CHRISTMAS CELEBRATION Philadelphia, Dec. 24— ^Narcotics ed the officers and crew of the war never did. For Instance, there is 3. A trans-Atlantic hop. New of the Yuletide largesse right in the applications sworn to before a REPORTED IN 3 STATES ship Utah in their preparations for the point of resurrection, around York to Ostend, Belgium. sock. notary public. The experience of the valued at more than $20,000,000 which the Christian religion has re From all points along the money department has been that a person ON WHITE HOUSE LAWN shipped here aboard a F/ench a gala Christmas celebration. “ I’m not the least bit afraid of who would lie would cheerfully Texas, Louisiana and Iowa A veteran globe-trotter, Mr. Hoo volved. There is not the slightest trying a long, dangerous flight,” canyon came reports that employes freighter from Europe iay unwatch evidence that Jesus ever rose from were investing their bonuses, either swear to a lie, and thus his oath is ed in a waterfront warehouse here • Make Report—Latter State ver has spent half a dozen Christ Miss Gentry said. ’“ I’m a fatalist. I of small value to the records. the dead. believe you die when your time in stock of the corporations for President -Invites Public to At for several days, the Daily News re Reports 85,000. mases on shipboard but this will be Some Questions “ It is the same way with other comes, and not before.” which they worked or in savings tend— Church Choir and Ma vealed in an exclusive story today. the first he has spent on a battle miracles attributed to him. The banks for a rainy day. Also, there are two or three ques The drugs were disguised in Washington, Dec. 24.— Approxi Born in South tions on the application blanks rine Band to Assist. ship. The president-elect and his real and great things he did, such A trim figure in black leather Not Loose Spenders. crates purporting to contain china mately 90,000 new cases of influ as the long battle he waged against “ The boys and girls in Wall which are uniformly taken excep and fingernail brushes. The con enza were reported In Texas, Louis wife spent the first Christmas of flying coat and black leather hel tion to by persons to whom they re Washington, D. C., Dec. 24. — church and state do not Interest met, she stood beside her borrow street are not loose spenders any Tha people of Washington— both signee later had the narcotics re iana and Iowa for the week ending their married'life on a ship bound Christians. more,” said an official of Horn- late unfavorably. The bulletin says those with, and those without vocal moved to New York and other dis Dec. 22, according to a telegram ed Siemans Halskie powered Trav- that the question as to whether "the for China. They spent two others Christian Worship elair in the hangar here, and talk blower & Weeks, brokers, who dls- ability— have been invited by Presi tributing points, the News inform received at the Lublic Health Ser at the Suez canal where Mr. Hoo “ Secondly, the Christians wor ed in lively fashion of her career dent and Mrs. Coolidge to assemble ant said. The $5,000,000 worth of vice today. ship Jesus for things he neyer said. (Continued on Page 2.) (Continaed on Page 2.) ver was engaged in engineering as a flyer. She was born in Gentry, tonight on the north lawn of the dope seized in New York was part Texas reported P92 cases, Louis They seem to be interested only in White House and join in a song fes of the shipment that arrived here. iana 121 and Iowa 85,000. the fig- • work. teachings which have to do with (Continued on Page 2.) tival welcoming ' i Christmas Day. The consignee, a ■ man named ure for Iowa is an estimate of the Old Fashioned Dinner his Divinity. Christians are always The vested chorus choir of the Brenner, has since been sought in total number of new cases develop The Utah’s Christmas dinner will using quotations from the Gospel First Congregational chhrch, which every city of the country, ing during the week, while figures be an old-fashioned family affair. of John which is the one gospel is attended by the executive, will ' Not Only Shipment for the other two states repr^enl The ship’s officers and crew will which cannot be trusted for any KILLS MAN IN CHURCH THE NEWSBOYS’ HERALD lead in the singing of the Yuletide This shipment was not the only about one-fifth of the actual dum mingle freely w
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Engaged THE XMAS STORY NO HERALD Wholesale Raids In N. Y. TOMORROW IS BRIEFLY TOLD In accordance with Round Up 230 Prisoners usual custom, there will be no issue of The Herald New York, Dec. 24.— Rounded* in investigating the two drug rings tomorrow, Christmas day. up in one of the greatest clean-ups now being probed Here Is the Great Everybody Scared by detectives in years, 250 gunmen, So many detectives and police murder suspects, forgers, narcotic men have been transferred or de Tale in All Its Beauty But vendors, thieves and beggars were moted that everybody on the force NORTH END FIRM being finger-printed and questioned is outdoing himself to make a Few Words. showing. All persons loitering on in various station houses through appeared to be at Our out the city early today. All under-) world characters found loitering on aU suspicious were haled to a po Spring was beginning to brighten GIVES XMAS BONUS the streets after midnight were lice station for questioning. over the hills of Nazareth, in Gali taken into custody. Of those rcunded up, 110 were lee Mary watched the dandelions, The prisoners are wanted for held on felony charges. The detec listened to the birds, dreamed of the Christmas Carol crimes ranging all the way froai tives, acting on “tips,” raided flats bridalhood soon to crown her be Carlyle Johnson Employees murder to petty larceny. The nar in the slums as well as apparently trothal to Itie Boy Joseph. But onaj cotic vendors were apprehended as respectable homes in the suburbs. night a voice clove through' heri Would be a song of gratitude, for the joys of the a result of the statement of Grover The prisoners will spend a far from dreams like a sword edged with] Get Extra Week's Pay To Whalen, new police commissioner, merry Christmas as guests of the moonlight: “Hail, thou that art season, and the patronage of out many friends that the department had been lax city. highly favored, the Lord is with thee; blessed art thou among day. customers. women!” Thus the- news magazine Time Miss Beatrice P. Shaw ]\Iay your Christmas holidays be as merry and NOT STIRRED UP WHEN j WHAT, 6 pN TH S OLD tells with great brevity the Christ Thomas J. Shaw of 25 North Elm The Carlyle Johnson Machine mas story. ! street, announces the engagement Company today distributed a full of Christmas cheer as is the gladdest and best RADIATOR PAD BLAZES! AND WANTS TO WED? Mary awoke, and rising from her daughter Beatrice Pearl to Christmas to their employes. Each white pallef; fell to her knee.s. durance Homer Jaycox, son of Mr. employee received cash equaling a of Christmas songs. And we extend to you our frightened, for a figure of blinding full week's pay. Needless to say, " ' and Mrs. Wesley Jaj'cox of Hillside best wishes for.a very Happy New Year Cool Citizen Turns Out to Be Startling Request at First light stood above her. But the An street, East^artford. everyone was highly pleased, when Glance But Later the Mixup gel spoke comfortingly: “Fear no", the bonus, which had not been au- One-Time Pursuer of Mad Mary, for thou shall . . . bring iiounced, was distributed by the den Murderers. Is Straightened Out. forth a son, and shall call his name president of the company, Scott H. Jesus'. . . ” Then Mary, bowed her WALLEH IN CHARGE Simon. At 10:15 Saturday night persons A man and woman, drew up in fair head and answered: “ Behold The company is working to 9 in the vicinity of the Center were front of the Municipal building this the handmaid of the Lord; be il ^ OF SKATING POND o'clock each evening to catch up treated to p display of fireworks of morning. The were strangers. unto me according to thy word.” i with their present orders and Jlr. varied colors, mostly blue.- From They locked over the directory in And the Angel vanished into the|: Simon states that, from present in the police station window Captain the hallway and then entered the breath of a little spring wind, tint , dications, the coming year should Schendel saw a blaze shoot up, as office of Town Clerk Samuel Turk- dawn at Nazareth.— (St. Luke l.jT h a t Is the Probability as be equally prosperous. did a “ Herald” reporter. Captain Ington. 26:38 ). The reporter had just about fin Horace Murphey Plans for Schendel reached for the phone But when the boy Joseph found ished his rounds of the building bis beloved already heavy with the Coming Season. and called*Hose Company No. 2. At and was about to leave, but sensing the same time Officer Donaldson child, he was quite heart-broken. IF COLD CONTINUES, MAY a story dropped into the office be He said nothing,, but he reflected Frank “'Woody” Wallett of Haw rushed across the street. The driver thorne street, will in all probability, of an automobile brought his ma hind the two. how he might put his betrothed They acted rather bashful, but it from him, gently and without scan be placed in charge of the newly BE SKATING TOMORROW chine to a stop, jumped out, tore was the woman who spoke first: erected skating shelter at the Cen away a pad of newspapers that he dal, because he loved her notwith “ Is this the place to secure li standing. While he pondered thus ter Springs pond. The Herald had placed in front of the radiator, censes?” Mr. Turklngton admitted learned today. now flaming, and pushed his car one night the Angel came to him. Ice at Center Springs Will Be it was and reached into the top and said: “Fear not to take unto Mr. Wallett, who is president of back away from the bonfire. He did drawer of his counter to get a mar the Manchester Skating club, an or Sufficiently. Thick Tomorrow not seem excited. He had been lU thee Mary thy wife; for that which riage license. is conceived in her is of the Holy ganization which is planning much Should Present Weather tight places before. “Where do you live?” he asked. activity at the jond this winter, has The paper continued to burn in Ghost. And she shall bring forfn Hold Out. “Just at present I am living in a son, and thou shall call his name been suggested for the job and the THE G. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO. the street as the fire apparatus members of the Park Commission Manchester but my mall is sect to Jesus; for he shall save his people Unless the weather man does an swung around the corner. ------, at present. are said to be agreeable. However, “Who owns this'car?” the driv from^ their sins.” So Joseph was about-face tonight, Manchester will “What is the name?” asked the reassured, and took Mary as his the temporary absence of one of er was asked. H- admitted owner their members delays official ap enjoy its first day’s skating of the town clerk. wife.— (St. Matt. 1, 18:25). winter season tomorrow, Christmas ship. Asked his name he replied. “Fluffy” was the reply. “She is Journey to Bethlehem. pointment. “Jay McKenna.” It is understood that the park day. MEASLES EProEMIC only six and a half months old and Summer passed with its flowers, East Hampton, Conn., Dec. 24— “Oh, you’re not the fellow, are we want to license her and get a commission through its superln- The present cold wave, although fall with its gleaning: ^he stalks it has been comparatively brief, has Dr. Frederick Fitch, Health officer, you, who drove the Winton car, new collar for her for Christmas, stood bare in the fields. A gener-il tendant, Horace Murphey, will rac- with Dan Ahern as a passenger, as the old collar looks bad as we ommend that the board of select served to freeze the ice over thick today reported an epidemic of taxation had been decreed for a!l measles among school children. Ten MERRY CHRISTMAS which overlook the car of the men want her dressed up for the holi men appoint Mr. Wallett as a spe enough to bear the weight of 'skat the Roman Empire. In compliance ers. Several persons were skating pupils, nine in the Central grammar w'ho murdered Bill Madden? days. with custom it became necessary cial policeman to have supervision and a “The same,” said he, “and my The town clerk reached for his over the skaters. yesterday, but another night’s school have the disease and others for Joseph to make theinine days’ freezing is expected to make the are expected to take it. Dr. Fitch father was chief of the Veteran dog license pad. journey from Nazareth to Bethle Incidentally, Mr. Wallett is the Firemen of Hartford. best skater in Manchester. He has pond sufficiently safe. today was the only physician in hem, far south in the province of ■ This will be the first skating of town, all others having taken vaca McKenna had been out on Bych Judea, the city of David, there to taken part in many contests and Mountain road visiting his father- won many prizes. The e.xtent of his the present season. Time was, a tions. HAPPY NEW YEAR LETTER TO SANTA CLAUS be taxed. It was nigh Mary’s time decade or two ago, when skating in-law. It was cold, so he put the but he took her with him. fame has reached as far as Canad.i newspapers over the front of the where he once took part in a solo used to be possible on Thanksgiv » Bethlehem was crowded. Joseph ing. In late years, however, the ' i « radiator. There was considerable GETS GIRL HER BOOKS could find no room at the inn, or exhibition before several thousand alcohol in the radirtor and it heat persons. ice usually doesn’t freeze over NOTICE any decent lodging. So humbly in thick enough much before Christ ed up. A small leak in the rubber Woman Reads Epistle in The a stable, warmed by the breath of mas. connection to the motor let the al- klne. the Babe was born. Mary ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Herald and Calls In Saying The flood lights have been relo cohol leak out. It dripped down on wrapped him in swaddling clothes THREE SCHOOLS AGAIN cated on the dam at the west end of Notice is hereby given that the the paper and set fire to it. She Will Give the Present. and laid him in a manger, between the pond. There are two of them South Manchester Sanitary and 875 MAIN STREET- The only damage done to the car an ox and an ass; and the anim ils and they cover nearly every por Sewer District will apply to the leg- m was a burned-off hose connection, “1 want ‘The Five Little Peppers fell to their knees before the Babe. A nA IN 100 P. C. RANK tion of the lake. The new shelter islature of Conn, at its session in ** which was soon repaired and Mc Abroad,’ ‘The Five Little Peppers — (St. Luke II, 1:7; and tradi for-the'skaters has been completed 1929 for (1) power to assess the Your 1929 Fire Alarm Calendar is ready. Drop into th® Kenna, w’ith his two small children, in the Little Brown House,' tion). and everything is in readiness for indebtedness of said District ^ ^ office and ask for one. was soon able to continue on his ‘Phronsie Pepper’- and the rest of Up in the hills that frosty night, the most active season this sport against the properties benefited and ^ way to his home in Hartford. huddled in their mantles about a Three schools seems tp be the to make such agreements as may the Peppers”— popular number to attain a hundred has seen in Manchester in many This was part of the letter sent tiny blaze, shepherds were watching years. be necessary to eliminate the pay to Santa Claus by an eight year old their sheep. A sudden glory fell per cent, in their weekly deposits ments of sewer rentals, or (2) for in connection with the Educational j OLD GOLD ADOPTS NEW girl and was printed in the Herald | about them, and a shape of beauty authority to sell and transfer the on Saturday. The paper had not stood before them and -aid: “ Be Thrift Service. At least this is the] property, obligations and duties of hold, I bring you good things of number which again reached thei UNCLAIMED BUNDLE been out an hour before a call was much-sought peak during the week said District and for power on the ADVERTISING SCHEME received from a woman’ saying that great joy, which shall be to all part of the purchaser to assess the people. For unto yen is born . . . ending December 18. Here’s thej she had the books and would bo summary: TO BE SENT TO NEEDY indebtedness of 'said District very glad to send them to the little a Saviour, which is Christ the against the properties benefited Behind the advertising of Old Lord.” Then for a moment all At. Dep. Pci. i girl who had written to Santa Manchester Green .258 258 100 j and to make such agreements as Gold cigarettes designed to promote around stood a multitude of heaven may be necessary to eliminate, the the sale of both candy and cigarets Claus. * South ...... 77 And so, there will be at least one ly figures crying: “Glory to God in j Pclice Pick Up Package of i payments of sewer rentals. there is a cheerful, live-and let li ve the highest, and on earth peace Oakland . . .•...... 20 psvchologv, according to an official Manchester girl to stick up for “Old Nb. School St...... 574 9;, I Men’s Clothing a Year Ago; SOUTH MANCHESTER SANI Saint Nick” and profess her faith in TARY AND SEWER DISTRICT. of’P. Lorillard Company, manufac When they had gathered their Highland Park ...134 9s> Nobody Has Sought It. •r * turers of Old Golds. The unusual him when another Christmas rolls Hollister St...... 291 97, . —'------By FRANK CHENEY. JR. around. startled wits, the shepherds went to President. feature of this campaign is the ex Bethlehem and found the Babe in Keeney St...... 84 9k j The police department is making penditure of large sums to help two the manger, and impulsively adored Buckland ...... 106 89; an offering of clothing for the different industries, although the him. But his mother wondered that .Washington ...... 373 83 I needy of the town. The articles con- advertiser who pays the bills has SO. METHODIST NOTES shepherds should come and thus Nathan Hale ...... 4 80 74 i sistlng of a cap. two neckties and a absolutely no connection with one Barnard ...... 450 set of undciclothing were turned An Ideal Christmas Gift adore her child; and she adored him Mothers—Try Mild ^ > ■ * • • - of them. During- the regular rehearsal of herself, and was more sure of his Bunce ...... 75 over this morning to Miss Jessie In this respect tti3 appeal in a the choir Saturday evening a tele goodness.— (St. Luke II, 8:21). L incoln...... 494 Reynolds. 1 Children’s Musterole thousand newspapers is unique and On that same starry night, far They are brand new articles, gram of Christmas greetings was Of course, you know good old it was explained that it had at received from Mrs. A. L. Crowell away, three wise men of Persia Total 3416 2825 82 every one of them, and have been tracted so much attention from in tile keeping of the police for Musterole; how quickly, how easily Radio Loud Speakers who is on a western trip, and at the saw a star shining more brilliantly 1 it relieves chest colds, sore throat, ' %• both professional and amateur stu same time an express package re than any other star, moving and over a year. The person who donat dents of advertising that the manu ed these articles probably never rheumatic and neuralgic pain, sore ceived from her was opened and beckoning. Being wise men they SALVATION ARMY NOTES joints and muscles, stiff neck and SPECIAL FOR*THE HOLIDAYS facturers had decided on a frank found to contain gifts for every followed it, night after night. West theught they were going to do so explanation of the principles.behind much good as about a year ago a lumbago. member of the choir, with her good ward it led, over the mountains into We also want you to know CHIL it. „ wishes. Judea, and finally it hung, above Among the many features of in bundle was picked up on one of DREN’S MUSTEROLE—Musterole A $10 Speaker for $3, A $17 Speaker for $9 “When the Lorjllard Company The Epworth League is planning a house where Joseph 'now had terest at the Salvation Army serv the park benches. It has never been in milder form. Unexcelled for relief started out to help the siseets in a banquet for Friday evening of lodged his lil'tle family. They en ice yesterday was a letter from called for. The bundle was turned of croupy coughs and colds; it pen 1—6 tube A C Kolster Console, Model 6-R, list $270, dustries as well as itself,” says a this week so that the young people tered; and it seems that Mary was Mrs. Commandant^ Abrams, for into the police station, its contents etrates, soothes and relieves without i! statement by the company, “it was who are home from schools and col with the Babe; and wise men fell on merly stationed in Manchester, '\;i noted and then placed on file. the blister of the old-fashioned mus- Sale price $160. With tubes, 1 year guarantee. not embarking on philanthropy. It In checking over the list today leges will be able to attend. Mem their knees adoring him just a.s which she conveyed hearty Christ t ^ plaster. Keep a jar h^dy. It 1—6-Tube AC Console, Model K-22, List $220, Sd® was simply actuated by the belief bers of the leagileywere out singing the shepherds had done. This time mas greeting to thv, local corps and it was decided that the best use comes ready to apply instantly, with that whenever you can honestly tell carols last evening after the church Mary wondered less. urged a continuance of devotion to | would be to turn it over to some out fuss or bother. $185, with tubes. 1 year guarantee. people that snmethin.g they very service, visiting homes by special The wise men gave him gifts of the high standards of Salvation needy family and so it was done. CHIUIRCN'S much like to do doesn’t hurt them, request. They also'distributed boxes gold, frankincense and myrrh, and Army service. 1—6-Tube AC Apex Radio, Table Model, List $80.00,, you are doing a cheerful and pleas of Christmas dainties to a number went their way exalted. This was A lovoty bouquet of flowers was Sale Price $62.50. ant thin.g that is going to be wel of shutins and elderly members of the twelfth day after the birth of presented by Mr^. Robert Wilson tn comed. Many people are made to the church. Our Lord, now called the feast of memory of her husband who died COVENTRY Special Holiday Discount on Auto Accessories. believe that if they like something The White gift service during Epiphany, and ends the proper a year ago. it must be bad for them, or if they the session of the Sunday school cycle of Christmastide.— (St. Matt. One of the latest compositions of Schools have all closed for the indulge in one pleasure, they ought yesterday morning was impressive. II, 1:12; and tradition). MtLO to compensate by abandoning the Army entitled “Hossanah” was holiday season . The children met in their regular sung by the Songsters and was -so Miss Laura K. Kingsbury a Better tkfm n CASH another. places to receive attendance marks, GIBSON'S “When the Lorillard Company well received it will be sung again junior at Connecticut *Agrlcultural then formed a procession and TURKINGTON-SWAIN next Sunday night. Fred Clough OR says ‘Eat a chocolate, light an Old college is spending a two weeks’ va marched into the auditorium to de- led the songsters and band in sing cation at home. EASY EASY Gold— and enjoy both!’ it is per posit their gifts. Rev. Robert A. Arlyne (-. Monarty fectly aware that it is helping about Miss Martha Jane Swain, daugh ing old favorite Christmas carols. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Carver of GARAGE Colpitts explained the significance Adjutant Joseph.Heard gave- an Teacher of PAYSIENTS PAYMENTS a million people directly or indir ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Swain Rockville spent Sunday with Mrs. of the white gift service to the chil inspirational talk on timely sub Carver’s parents Mr. and Mrs. S. 16-18 Main Street ' •Yj ectly connected with industries that dren. of Portadown. Ireland, and Robert PIANO, HARMONY, VOICE use sugar as a basic ingredient. Alfred Turkington. son of Mr. and jects. Noble Loomis. Saturday afternoon approximate Tonight there will be a bi,g “ But that is only incidental. Mrs. W. J. Turkington of 10 Or The Community Christmas tree ly 200 children and their parents Christmas entertainment and a visit exercises held at the church, Friday Fall Term Now Open. Somethinig far deeper and more sig attended the Christmas party of the chard street were married Saturday from Santa Claus. A service will nificant is being done to a vast pub 'afternoon at 2 o’clock at the Salva evening were very largely attended. Telephone 87. beginners and primary department. be held at 7 a. m. Christmas morn A splendid program was put on by lic. The cigaret that started out The arrival of Santa and his pack tion Army citadel. The ceremony ing. • , with the happy reassurance to all was performed by Adjutant Joseph the five different schools In the created great excitement among the north parish. smokers, ‘not a cough in a carload’ little ones. Ice cream and cake was Heard. The bride and bridegroom and increased its sales 400 per cent were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Wil The members of the 4-H Sun Second Mortgage ARTHUR H. STEIN served and candy distributed to the ENGAGEMENT shine Scissor club will meet Thurs When in Hartford in a single year, is now taking children. T^he committee in charge liam Turkington. another bold step in linking a There was a large attendance of day afternoon'at 2 p. m. with the Money INSTRUCTOR of games and a pageant included Misses Marlon and Laura Shaw who pleasant thought to its product. Miss Ethel Trotter, Mrs. Garfield friends and relatives of the young OF VIOLIN Dine With Us. The P. Lorillard Company does not couple at the ceremony. The Salva Mr. and Mrs. Franklin G. Welles have invited the club to a Christ NOW ON HAND . \ Keeney, Mrs. M. H, Squires and mas tree party. Each member is to Finest Melho
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him by inheritance and from his the stick-up’s bullets and a player tfanri^Btrr parents, in the natural order of jumped out of the window and was events, if his kin had not more or killed. Before Cardone could shoot HEALTH«'DIET ADVICE Eivtting ISfralii less disavowed him when he em- ^ny more bandits through the head PUBLISHED BY THE barked in his spectacular career In the remaining pair of them bolted. DrFronKMcCoy- HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. The young men and middle aged At 13 BlsseU Street, journalism. They have now forgiv • South Manchester, Conn. en his obstreperousness, it seems, men and old men whom the police Founded by Elwood S. ’^la. and have consented to cut the bind are dragnetting may, perhaps, be QUI8T10II5 IN R C m O T9 HEALTH t P i r r M U ,OcL 1. 1&81 freed to continue their ways of Every Evening Except Sundays and ing strings of the big roll and let NT BILMCCOT WHO CAN 8E AWWI5SE0 WOWI» T ^ J g P E N Holidays. __ ^ , .. little Connie pay his moral debts. wickedness. But there are four ENCLOSB ST/W PED ftDDRESSEO ENVELOPE FOP REPLY Enterca at the Post Offlco at MC.CW IKAtnIPSAMOeieS-CAL. Manchester, Conn., as Second Class Young Vanderbilt’s case is as bandits, two alive and two dead, Malt Matter. __ _ ,, complete a one as we know of a boy who will hold up no more poker • vSUBSCH PTION RATES: By Mall ed away from £he lower pelvis and dollars a year, sixty cents a to whom family wealth has been a parties. And it Is to be suspected VARICOSE VEINS AND ULCERS 6 : ’V - month for shorter periods. that the whole underworld will this relieves the blood congestion By carrier, eighteen cents a weeK. devastating handicap. He didn’t Unnaturally swollen or enlarged of the lower extremities. Single copies three cents. know anythirg about anything, of turn a bit cold in the feet with re veins, called varicose veins, may oc QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SPECIAL advertising REPRE lation to that particular activity. cur in any part of the body, but are, Feeling of Suffocation SENTATIVE. HamlUon-De Llsser, course. But he sincerely wanted to W e don’t think much of the Sul usually, found in the legs because Question: A. G. writes: “ I have Inc. 285 Madison Avenue. New -o. . bo a newspaper man. If Pa Vander of the great difficulty the blood has and C12 North Michigan Avenue, livan law. If all the respectable at times a feeling of suffocation, Chicago. _ bilt hadn’t had a nickel the son in ascending against gravity.' Vari especially when I am talking for The Manchester Evening Herald is would have got him a job as a copy men in New York toted guns and cose veins are also frequently found any length of time. The doctor on sale In Na\ York City at Schu, 's m Vews Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. boy In a newspaper shop when he could shoot like Mr. Cardone it Is in the lower bowel where they are told me I had nasal catarrh. Would Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of doubtful if there would he three termed hemorrhoids, and are caus that he the cause of it?” crand Central Station and at all was about fifteen, would have holdups there in a year. ed by ''the pressure of either pro Answer: You may be suffering Hoatll »g News Stands. grown up tc the trade, would have lapsed organs or of constipation. from nasal catarrh, but I will guar • • • become a reporter and a rewriter The veihs may becorhe so enorm antee that the real cause of your 'Client of International News Ser- vice. man and a copy desk editor and in TVET AND DRY SHIPS ously enlarged as to resemble feeling of suffocation Is because you “International News Service has the the end, perhaps, would have died If an American shipping concern tumors. have a weak diaphragm, which Is exclusive rlghts^to use for republlca- As the vein becomes widened, its the large, flat muscle separating tlon In any form all news dlsi)atchcs bald-headed and happy in the full were to go to Europe and start a credited to o- not otherwise credited valves, which are only supposed to the chest from the abdomen. This In this paper. It is also exclusively ness of time, owner of a six-room daily line of passenger vessels ply allow the blood to travel in the is the muscle most used in breath entitled to use for repuhllcallon all house In the suburbs, a thousand ing between Dover and Calais or direction of the heart, do not come ing, and if it is already weak, it be the local or undated new's published together and, being incompetent, dollars in the bank, a headful of between Folkstone and Boulogne, comes easily tired from the effect herein.” allow the blood to seep back and used in talking. Get rid of your Full Service Client of N E A Ser there would probably be consider vice. Member, Audit Bureau of Clrcu- lively memories aud a corncob pipe. throw an extra weight upon the catarrh through th# proper diet, l.itions. But no such happy fate was to able indignation on the part of next value below. Ir, this way and take deep breathing exercises be his. After college he took one British ship owners, and it would varicose veins tend to becopie for developing the strength of your MONDAY, DEC. 24, 1928 look at a newspaper ofiice and said: be justifiable. Just how the Cunard worse. diaphragm. There is at first a feeling of Too Much Blood " i will be a big guy in that game. Line expects to get away with in weight, pain and sometimes cramps. Question: O. J. F. asks: “ What MERRY CHRISTMAS! I will start me not only a news trusion into the New York-Havana If the disease is long continued can a person do who makes blood To the community of Manchester paper but a chain of them and I passenger business wouldn’t be ulcers may form over the enlarge too fast?” and vicinity the Herald wishes A easy to see If It were not for one ment of the veins. These ulcers Answer: You need never fear will show those ducks how to will exude large amounts of serum Merry Christmas. that you. will make too m'uch blood, quack!” thing. and finally blood. as long as it is good blood. The It does so this year without the He did. Aud because he was a - It must be admitted, however, Varicose veins are especially like idea of too. much blood originated lingering suspicion that it was say Vanderbilt, simps and toadies who that the United States Shipping ly to occur in employments requir in the middle ages and is still be ing something a little bromldic and Board, when it meets the new com ing much standing but little exer lieved in by some physicians. At didn’t know a newspaper from a cise. Although the veins are equip one time the practice was to treat a little inept, which it confesses to cranberry bog put their money into petition of the British Cunarder ped with valves to present the blood every one who was sick by “ blood have labored under on some pre i!, and of course the chain blew Caronia, 20,000 tons, by putting on from flowing back, they have no letting.” This relieves certain vious occasions. up with a fine big baug in no time the Havana route the United States pumping system as do the arteries cases, such as those with high blood It only goes to sliow that one liner President Roosevelt, 14,000 and exercise is really necessary to pressure because It simply reduces at all and everybody was busted. assist in the flow of venous blood. the pressure inside of-the arteries. nay use this language of ours for And even then the hoy didn’t tons, is under one handicap. Otherwise, there would only be the But even this method now seems a great many years and employ cer have a chance. He ' started to There is a very large passbngcr slight forward pressure from the foolish when it is possible to reduce tain of its expressions over and “ work” very very hard, writing business, these days, between New heart, carried throu.gh capillaries, the quantity of blood simply by over again without full mastery of York and Havana. But it i--: dis or the slight suction occurring in cutting down the Intake of liquids, stuff to sell. And of course it sold, the larger veins near the heart. and improving its quality by using either. We have felt, sometimes, because his name was Vanderbilt tinctly not a dry business. By far The usual cause of varicose veins carefully selected food. I occasion tliat llic wish of a “ Merry Christ and everybody had heard about the greater number of Americans are: prolapsus of the abdominal ally hear of some doctor who prac mas’’ was not by any means per him. He didn’ t have to learn how v:ho go to Cuba for vacations— as organs, constipation, or tight gar tices blood letting and this is per fection of expression— that it did ments, such as garters or belts. haps excusable with the physician to write good stuff— and he didn’t so many of them are doing— Varicose veins are sometimes re not convey just the thought we treating high blood pressure cases write good stuff. His stuff wasn’t choose that resort very especially moved by surgery, or the patient if he doe.8 not understand scientific wanted to convey. But that was be worth spoiling good white paper because they are dripping wet. And may be advised lo wear a rubber dietetics. cause of a confusion in the values for. And he- didn’t even have a a dry ship may quite possibly not stocking. In neither case, however. Is the cause of the trouble correct, of the word. prove to be attractive to them even U. R. r.A.MPAIGN TO SET qhance to find out that It_ wasn’t. nor' are the. veins strengthened All our life the word “ merry’’ though it be a ship of their own EXAMPLE FOR ENGLAND It’s all right to have a multi A cure depends upon a general IN ELECTIONS NEXT YEAR. has associated itself'in our mind millionaire father and a name with country and even though the Ship health-building regime to revitalize with a particular insoucient sort a golden tinkle, if you are going ping Board makes good its implied the blood because the veins vill London.— The recent election of gaiety— something with tin- then have proper nourishment for campaigns of Governor Smith and into the insurance business or in threat of carrying passengers to developing stronger walls, but local klings and laughter and capersome and from Havana at a loss, if nec President-Elect Hoover may set an to stocks or into blg-tlnie industry. treatments are also indispensable example for the election tactics of dancing it; or else the flowing But if you’re going into the news essary to do so in order to retain If you wish to shrink the enlarged veins to a normal size. These local the Liberal Party when this nation howl and jocund song. It has been paper game you want to arrange to this distinctly American field for “ goes to .the country” next sum impossible for us to think of any treatments may be administered be born into a different kind of American ships. with certaain kinds of electrical ap mer. one as being “ merry’’ and quite a family from the Vanderbilts. Be paratus which can only be used by A. J. Sylvester, secretary to Lloyd George, recently returned to i*espousible and self controlled at cause when you're born rich you a physician. You can benefit your Ihe same time. “ Merriment’’ and self, however, by applying a piece of England from America, after pay can’t he a newspaper man. Not a 'Us date tr\. ing a visit to the United States for “ mirthfulness’’ have been synony ice several times a day to the en real one. larged veins. The ice should be the sole purpose of studying elec mous, with us, for goodness knows lAMf RICAN held against the vein with a towel tion methods there. He is prepar ing a report of all he saw from how long. THE SHADOW OP THE ROAD so that the hand will not become And so it has seemed as if a HISTORY too cold, the smooth part of the ice Governor Smith’s much publicized Tragedy is never quite so poig brown derby to the gigantic radio “ Merry Christmas” must be a pressed directly against the swol nant, never comes with quite so December 24. len vein while the limb is raised in hook-ups used to broadcast cam Christmas with which the more black a shadow, as when it arrives ] 814— War cf 1812 ended by treaty the air so that the bipod has had an paign speeahes. physical or animal attributes of opportunity to drain out of the His report will be placed before on Christmas. On that happiest of of Ghent. the leaders of the Liberal Party people were more concerned than 18 51— Part of capitol and Library vein. This treatment .should be con all the days of the year sudden, with a view to their adaption to were their more spiritual or men of Congress burned in tinued several times daily for three and particularly accidental or vio or four months during which time the coming general election here. tal selves. s, ’ Washington, lent, death comes as an outrageous I860— South Carolina convention the muscles in the wall of the vein So today we looked in the dic will become strengthened by the violation of the right to happiness Issued a declaration of in- tionary. We have looked In the dic contraction produced by the ice. NEW HAMPSHIRE SEAPORT of those stricken by the blow. ' dependence. Apply the ice successively to the STAGES SQUABBLE OVER tionary times Innumerable, but 1890— President Harri-son invited Tonight and tomorrow there different parts to be treated. A PATH DOWN TO OCE.AN nevy before for the word “ merry,” foreign pations to partici will be,/of course, much journeying substitute for the ice treatment can We had' thought we know exactly pate in the World’s Fair to be had during the cold weather by Portsmouth, N, H.♦-Dispute over to and fro. The automobile will fig be held in Chicago. what merriment was. And we sitting on the side of the bathtub the 'ownership of Wild Rose lane, the only pathway to the ocean found that, according to the book, ure, as it has come to figure in and allowin.:; cold water to run over everything, in the movement of the part of the leg where the veins where the schooner Camilla May ]Fe wish you d anything Is merry that is “ produc Page lay wrecked on the beach, has people incidental to the holiday. are located. The ice treatment, tive of pleasure, delight or happi however, produces the best results. gripped this community from one ness; pleasant, agreeable, delight It is inevitable that, unless extra- Bear in mind that the whole end to the other, aud may eventual ly find its way into the courts. ful.” There is another definition, 01 dinary precaution is taken by circulatory system must be benefit everybody, the beautiful festival I go the way of all the earth: ed by a carefully selected diet. A rope has been strong across to be sure, “ causing laughter or tile highway, and a constable has will be marred by some of those be thou strong therefore, and shrew Varicose ulcers can be treated by mirth,” but that is a secondary and thyself a man.— I Kings 2 :2 . your doctor with either the actinic been placed on guard by the own noi a preferred definition. horried disasters of the highway light or the close contact high fre ers of fashionable summer resi em Cyhristmas dences, who insist that it is a pri Wherefore, away went all doubts, that have come to be an accompani The earth, that’s Nature’s moth quency spark. The best exercises ment of every holiday in this state. er, is her tomb.—^Shakespeare. for helping varicose veins are those vate way. all secret reservations, concerning Before the vessel was wrecked One of the finest - Christmas taken while lying on the back on the full-hearted employment of the Household Note: Save a bit of slanting board with the feet hundreds used the highway every Avord for a Christmas wish. It gifts* within the power of every sticky paper to put on the Christ elevated. While lying in this posi day, and the Indignation over the action, aroused many. means exactly what we want to motorist to make to his community mas tree for the last fly. tion the abdominal organs are pull- The Mancjiester Trust Co. say. and to his state Is thet fixed deter and We have never really hoped, mination that one driver, at least, when we have wished our readers will not contribute to the blacken The Way ‘W e” Feel About It! The Savings Bank of Manchester ing of Christmas through an auto a “ Merry Christmas,” that they South Manchester, Conn. mobile crash. would spend the day shouting with 0 Icughter, dancing around the Drive very carefully; drive, for Christmas tree or throwing confetti once, slowly; drive in firm deter at each other— certainly not that mination that In neither your own they should spehd it collecting home, nor in the home of any galty from mulled cider or hot other person through action of Scotches, or Tom-and-Jerrys. We yours, shall Christmas be ruined or have, of course, slncerly wished marred by killing or maiming of that their Christmas might be de some member of the circle. lightful, pleasant 'and agreeable, For one day in the year let safe full of happiness. But we have felt ty take precedence over haste. that we were not using the right term for all that— even while we ONE CURE FOR CRIME were not using the right term for Dragnet methods have been put all that— even while we hadn’t into employment again by the New quite the courage to defy tradition York police, spurred Into extraor and cut the word altogether. dinary activity by the arrival of OAVID CHAMBERS Now, in light of this newly ac Grover Whalen at their headship. quired appreciation of the value of Many scores of crooks are being CONTRAITTOR the simple and musical little word “ brought in” and the precincts are FOR SALE OR WILL we can, with a confidence And a scouring themselves. AND BUILDER Yet It Is doubtful if all this po faith that is as satisfying as it Is 68 Hollister Street belated, In the most complete sin lice activity will have as salutary EXCHANGE cerity and enthusiasm, wish you an effect on one class of crimes as For Manchester Property Valuable ^ one and all the merriest of Merry the action of one man not at all Your Christmases. connected with the force. / Peter Cardone, a chemist, was 14 ROOM DWELLING playing poker In his home with a divided 5-5-4 for 3 families. All modem, 2 car fireproof NOT A CHANCE group of friends when four stick- Plumbiiig .and That naive and candid young up men came In. Cardone has a po garage. man Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr., who lice pistol permit; also a pistol. Heatiii^ ProUems This property is nicely located on Quaker Lane, M tried to rim a high speed journal- The stlck-up men had guns, too, South', n ^ Farmington Ave., West Hartford. |v k istic race before he had learned to in their hands. Are Our Business creep, so to speak, announces that Cardone began to shoot. He shot , Note:^ As my business is located in Manches^, I he is going to make a Christmas one bandit squarely through the Just give us a^^ring for ser* wish to concentrate here. present of a million dollars to the forehead and the thief was dead vice and a satisfactory job. investors In his one-time chain of before he hit the floor. Instantly 7 I ' tabloid newspapers by dividing It bullets were flying all around the ^ up among them. Also that he Is go- room. One of them, from Cardone’s \ E. R. MACHELL Ing to have a couple of million carefully aimed gun, bored an Jos. C. Wikon ■ Phone 2602. B ii^ess Phone 2017. more pretty soon, which he Intends other bandit, likewise through the Pluiabinr: md H tng • South Manchester, Conii.: forehead. That one, jo, died stand 447 Center Street, t> put to similar use. Contractor. All this money. It appears, ing up. ' 28 Spruce St. Tel. 641 l^pltf^hat would hare come A spectator was killed hjr one of " m Iv.■'■y .’t f \ !V. v; - •*, s ' i ■' ■ ■ /. , •■■.•■ -Y: ■ ' 'V • V ' : 4 . PAGB.Fi^VB^. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 24,1928.
tertainment committee, Viola Wei- THE, ANSWER. * MRS. TROTTER GIVES, gold and Alice McKee. Appropriate games were played, then Eleanor Here la the answer to the Letter k U - COLUMBIA Golf puzzle on the comic page: Check before Seeks To Get Rid Of ||| Werner dressed up as Santa Claus Rub on-rhiiale Rockville : PUPILS A PARTY saw that everybody had a gift from Ei\SY, EAST, PAST, POST, the tree. The hostess served a PORT, PORK, WORK. Auto Record Red Tape 1! The funeral services for the late dainty lunch and the boys and girls Charles Marshall, a former resident Mrs. Harry Trotter ot Hp.ll street thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon. Charles Whiting, of Massachu • Fined $250 and Costs. of Columbia, were held from the entertained her piano pupils at her setts, in 1799, received a patent Mrs, Nellie Hopowiecz, of Brook Congregational church in Williman home Saturday afternoon .with’ a for extracting oil from cottonseed. fellmitatlons expressed herein, and lyn street, was before Judge John Oi'dev Treat’s Christmas Special tic Tuesday afternoon. Burial was Christmas party. ’ No formal pro now! A delicious Br'ck of French o^the many others in the problem, E. Fisk on Saturday morning and in the West street cemetery Col gram was followed., There, was the department proposes to do the fined $250 and costs for selling in Vanilla and Pistachio with a center umbia. Eastern Star Lodge, No. chorus singing of Christmas carols of cherry bisque. Phone 2116 or New Home for Motor Vehi best it can to handle the crowding toxicating liquors and for keeping 44' counducted a committal service and violin playing by Vivian Little. 2070.— Adv. problems for the time being in the liquor with the intent to sell. The at the grave. The social was planned by the en hope that in the near future re police have had a warrant for the Ethel Faulkner,'le, daughter of cle Dept.; Less Fuss and lief may be obtaic.'^d.” arrest for some time, the evidence Mr. and Mrs. Fred Faulkner of in the case was secured by the Exeter, formrely of Columbia, died Aid from Public Needed, State Police and arrest was brought Tuesday morning at St. Joseph’s about after she surrendered her hospital in Willimantic, after sev WAPPING self. eral months illness. The funeral Says Stoeckel. James W. Milne Camp Elects. was Thursday afternoon at 1 Mr. and Mrs. George W. Hills William Schillinger has been o’clock from the Undertaking I and little son of Willimantic expect elected commander of the James rooms of J. C. Lincoln Co. in Wil W. Milne Camp, U. S. W. V. The Elimination of many red tape I to spend------the Christmas------holidays at limantic. Burial vjas in Columbia other officers are: Senior vice-com cemetery. orocesses, new quarters where ade- ' the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur mander, John Gawtrey; junior vice luate service can be given, and co- C. ^ Hills, of this village. The Christmas mall has be,gun The Federated Workers held commander, Manvllle Grumbach; to arrive, several sacks being re Dperation from the public in the adjutant, James A. Beaumont; way of securing registrations early their Christmas party at the home ceived Monday morning, practically quartermaster, Fred W. Stengel; the first to reach here. Eviderixly are of prime necessity if the annual of Mrs. George A. Collins, twenty patriotic instructor, Francis Ein- congestion and delay in securing four ladies being present to enjoy many are heeding the Postmaster seidel; officer of the day, John General’s advice to “ ship early.” motor vehicle re^tistrations are to ,the chicken pie dinner, after which Hewitt; officer of the guard, George be avoided, says Commissioner Rob- [Santa Claus made his annual visit, Wednesday evening at the Col Weber; historian, Carl Miller; trus umbia Grange, a class of 16 were WE WISH TO ASSURE YOU THAT bins B Stoeckel in the December , leaving a gift for each one. A very tee for three years, Frank Ein- bulletin of the State Motor Vehicle pleasant afternoon was enjxiyed initiated in the 3rd and 4th de Si6(l6l* grees by a degree team from West Department. i by all present. ^ The yearly^eports Electric Star on Union Church. • 1 ( Qt It's Qpc,-i ■"■ere given by the officers. Hartford Grange. Three candidates That the Legislature, at ts ses annual dinner meeting of the The steeple of the Union Congre from Andover Grange also were ini Alfred A. Grezel Sion which begins next mont . 1 County Farm Bureau:s gational church looks very attrac before it the hrst t" o of these ^ tiated. There were 100 Grangers have tive with a large star which has present, representing five Connecti i appreciates the business we have enjoyed from you dur- proposals is a likelihood, the com - been placed on the front of the Hotel Bond, last Wednesday eve cut Granges. Following the degree I ing the past year and we hope that 1929 will bring .you missioner indicates. The project to ning. The club was started a year steeple, facing Central Park. Elec work, a harvest supper was served construct a building to house the ago for the sole purpose of promot tric lights have also been placed in by Columbia Grange. p much prosperity and a continuance of our pleasant re- motor vehicle and other depart- ing efficient potato growing in this the windows of the steeple and The Christmas exercises of the ment^ is already started. It is con section. Any one who tries to raise may be seen from quite a distance. Center School were held Thursday i lations. sidered conjectural which of the Engagement Party at Maxwell 300 bushels or over of potatoes to afternoon at the Town hall, under , 3 ‘ r a d h i s . It ' : i processes now in use can be elimin the acre is eligible to join. Thomas Court. the direction of Miss Marie Barg- ated to cut the red tape surround Burgess of this town is the presi Col. and Mrs. Francis T. Maxwell frede, teacher. The children acted ing the taking out of registrations dent. The members of the club this entertained Saturday evening at out scenes from the First Christmas and operators’ licenses, but a study year from Wapping are as follows: Maxwell Court at which time the in costume, and also gave a short is being made, and the commission Louis L. Grant, Donald Grant, engagement of their daughter Miss play. Jasper Woodward gave two er feels that there are a numher Thomas Burgess, Everett Buckland, Harriet Kellogg Maxwell to Robert saxaphone solos. Santa Claus ap- 4 % which could be done away witii James Callahan, H. Stoughton, Earl Dwight Holbrook of Hartford was pered and passed presents to the without injury to the present sjs- S. Hayes, Annie Kupchuna and announced. children from a prettily trimmed Christmas Party Saturday. teni. son and R. D. Steane. Ray M. Koon Christmas tree. Public Can Help in charge of the Waltham, Mass., The Girls’ Club held a very suc Friends in Columbia 'have re cessful Christmas party Saturday Where the public must co-oper vegetable experiment station, spoke ceived word of the birth of a daugh on Experiments. A: W. Manches afternoon for the children. About ter Ruth Jane, on Dec. 1st, to ‘ Mr. ate. he says is in making a iarger 100 children were entertained. number of applications earlier than ter, farm management specialist of and Mrs. Adam Seahury of Sayville, Storrs talked on "The Potato Out When Santa Claus arrived, he had N. Y. This is their fourth child, ' has been customary. As tbe situa brought presents for all. During tion now exists, annual y 32o.000 look” and John Abbott, Bellows Mrs. Seahurv was before her mar Falls, Vt., on “ New Trends in the afternoon there was an enter riage Miss Ruth Harvey, daughter persons take out registrations. 250 - tainment program, games'and re 000 secure operators licenses, there Fertilizers.” of a former Columbia minister. Joseph Jurgelas, infant son of freshments. Miss Margaret Cratty The town schools closed Friday are approximately 80,000 transfer , was chairman of the committee in and fuUy 75.000 cases dealing wRh Frank and Sophie Jurgelas of Sta for the Christmas vacation, and will tion 35, South Windsor, died Satur charge. reonen Wednesday. January 2nd. accidents, suspensions and oiber ac Committee Appointed. i tivities. There is a steady increase day morning at the Hartford Hospi Mrs. H. W. Porter left Saturday tal. Besides his parents he leaves Damon Temple, Pythian Sisters j for Shelborne Falls, Mass., where of about 10 per cent in each of have named the following commit these groups. Fully one-half ot the seven brothers, 'William J., Frank she will spend the holidays at the L., Michael, Charles, Walter, John, tee to make arrangements for a home of her daughter Mrs. Carle- reStfation: transfer and licensing masquerade ball to be held in the The Season’s Greetings and our best wishes for a pros business is now crowded into very and Edward, and three sisters, Jen ton Davenport. nie, Helen and Julia. The funeral near future: Mrs. Minnie Dowd- The annual Grange Christmas perous New Year and a continuance of our pleasant busi short period before the first Oi eac ing, Mrs. Mabel Morganson, Mrs. year and a few days at the end of was held Monday at the home and tree and exercises was held in the the burial was in Mt. St. Benedict Ellen Fiss, Mrs. Louise Blajr, Mrs. Town Hall, Friday evening, with a ness relations. Rose Joyce and Mrs. Lena Pressler. ^^Comparatively few applicants cemetery, Hartford. good attendance. There wms a take'advantage of opportiiuilies The funeral of Thomas H. Hart Notes. beautiful program of recitations Francis H. Burke, a student of % and extra privileges offered to get of 24 Cabot street, was held Thurs and exercises by the children and Manchester Window day afternoon at the funeral home the Georgetown Medical School, the singing of carols made up the early registrations, and thus le- Washington, is at his home for the iieve congestion. A few legitima e of Farley and Molloy, 129 Capital program. Candy and oranges were Christmas holidays. reasons for delay are put forth, Avenue. Rev. Louis I. Belden, as passed and .gifts distributed. The sistant rector of Christ’s Church Mrs. Imogene Starkey of Chest committee in charge was Mrs. Cleaning Co. Gardner’s Shoe Store but in the commissioner’s opinion nut Hill is the guest of relatives in "to a prejudiced observer they ap Cathedral, conducted the service. Helen Clarke and Miss Marie Field. There were flowers from the Ware Bethlehem, Pa. pear trivial.” Miss Rose Blake and Miss Mary Procrastination Mostly house Point Fire Department, of as? which the deceased was a member Lynch of Boston are the guests of "One is that there may be heavy M*k and Mrs. Frank Blake of Or snow storms later and accordingly for several years. The Spiritual Temple and Ladies’ Aid of Hart chard street. the registration will not be needed Mrs. A. A. McLeod and children after January 1. Another is that ford, Capital City Camp, Royal Neighbors of America, the Southern of Plainville have returned home people are poor after Christmas and after spending a few days with Mr. they wait until December 30 so as New England Telephone Company Employees’ Mutual Benefit Associ and Mrs. George Herzog of Orchard not to have to give up any inoney street. until the very last minute. Tuere ation, and from the Hartford plant are occasional meritorious cases or council, associates in the repair de i this kind. But in the final analysis partment, the installation depart RECORD SALE HERE the reason which frank people of ment. and the cheer committee of honesty give for failure to secure the Hartford traffic council, all of registration in ample time is neg the Southern New England Tele OF CHRISTMAS TREES 9 ( m j Q S lect” or “ procastination.” phone Company. The overcrowding of all available The bearers were associates at 5 g / the Southern New England Tele apace and overwork of the clerical Tremendous sales of Christmas force creates a situation wherein a phone Company, where he had been Wishing pur patrons an inspector. They were Rexford trees have been reported by local number of persons "become impa dealers. On Saturday the need for and friends a tient, file complaints and to a con Islieb, Michael J. Slattery, Francis Newhouse, Henry Sheadee, Edward trees became so great that a supply MERRY CHRISTMAS siderable extent make things un was gotten from Hartford where pleasant for those whose duty it is Rowe, and Hardy Schroeder. There were two soprano solos sang, "Abide the dealers have hundreds unsold. and a • to wait upon them.” That these Before the trees could be taken complaints occur make it seeni With Me,” and “ Going Home.” HAPPY NEW YEAR from the truck fifty people were likely to the commissioner that Burial was in the family lot in the Wapping cemetery. clamoring for service. there is a much larger dissatisfied One Manchester dealer has sold .a group, of which the complainants A new road sixty feet wide has The State Soda been opened from Long Hill Street over 600 trees and could have sold ire the extremists. With this in many more if he had them on hand. Hind, he.has sketched in the bulle to Burnside Avenue. This high Shoppe tin the situation as it appears to way affords a short cut for persons MAY THIS Jepartment officials, and as it mu'-t wishing to go from the north part JUST WHAT WE NEED! ippear to the public, more of the of the town of South Windsor to «» CHQISTMAS idulL population of which is In Manchester or Woodland, and. will Berlin.— What the motoring pub C se t c u T V h^he n be used a great deal lic has been crying for ever since S r merit than with any °^ber I The highway has been hard^^^^^^^^ the first automobile came home a BE YOUB MERRIEST itpnnrtment m about one half mile in lengtn ex- wreck has been developed by k Ger state department. , j^ong Hill railroad man inventor. It is a rubber bump Pressure Great bridge to Burnside Avenue, across er, attached to a car with mov “ It is a fact,” he says, “ that with Larabefe Street. It comes out on able steel rims. In recent tests, two the best Intentions in the world the the avenue a short distance west of autos equipped with it crashed at department is only able to keep up Gordon’s filling station and cast of 30 miles an hour, without doing to the increase of business through St. Mary’s cemetery. any damage. the cheerful cooperation of the pub i lic. Those who are nienihers of long GETTING SILLY TESTIFY AGAINST DAD | standing In the department begin Cleveland — The three little W i s , the rnerchants o f DOW to realize the tremendous pres “ See that girl ever there?” daughters of Sam Constanzo re sure of business which has develop “ Yes.” cently testified against him before ed in the last few years. This seems “ Her name Is Via. She jilted the Cuunty Grand Jury in a mur to indicate that the time has about me for another chap, so I went to der case. Constanzo was a suspect come when more executive machin her wedding and threw rice and in the killing of Patrolman Ernest Depot Square, extend to our ery is needed so that every mem old shoes at her.” Ford. who'‘Was shot near Constan- ber of the public can receive that “ Did you'hlt her?” zo’s home. M attention to which he is entitled on “ No, Viaduct,” — Tit-Bits. i every problem. Another deputy is Every person past 30 has at Wj patrons and friends the needed and enough additional exec There’s a saloon for every 100 least two novels in him, says a I'lT.vsr ^4' utive help to strictly supervise the inhabitants in the Rhineland. That’s novelist. Lots of people prefer branches. It is hard for an over almost as many as they have'ln De speaking theirs to writing them, Nellegs I driven man or woman to be kind however. and courteous and to appreciate the troit. $ Season*s Greetings and Our problem whicli an applicant has in his mind. If there is enough strain and pressure to keep such a condi tion constant, present service will Best Wishes For A Pros- drop off. That time has not yet bean reached in the Department of Motor Vehicles tut is possibly near MERRY a', hand and the whole problem of perous and Happy New Year adequate service needs the remedies and assistance pointed out. Needs Space and Time “ First,, ample space and oppor CHRISTMAS tunity is needed .o meet the public and to permit work under proper i conditions. Second, there should be iprovlsions for i cearch into the EVERYBODY problems of the public as distin The Conran Shoppe guished from the problems of the ■State and for an attempt to slmpli- We ■wish to express our appreciation to the LOUIS DELL ,,fy the methods through which the public for the splendid support and patron A. L. Brown & Co. public approaches the State. ' “ Finally, in order that there may age which it has accorded our business dur fbe no misunderstanding the policy ing the past year. of the Department' of Motor Vehi ..A I I . . ' Smith’s Grocery cles its Commissioner and every We also extend the season’s greetings and single employ therein is stated as follows: The head of the depart best wishes for a Merry Chistmas and a Depot Square Garage ment and every one of its employes Happy, Prosperous New Year. Is a public servant, here lO help ad- ■ minister the laws of the State of Gibson’s Garage i Connecticut In a fair and just man ner with courtesy, exactness and Cbnstroais' care, in an attempt to represent the ■ Q iecr 'ellizens of the state so that such PARK HILL FLOWER SHOP problems as they have to deal with h j u W i M O M y In connection with motor vehicles are*passed upon and determined for LE ADING FLORISTS ME'TTER’S • them in a correct manner. South Manchester, Conn. 4- The Best It Can 985 Main St- , SMOKE SHOP r In connection with this policy and ...c 1 ' - a lull understandlng'^-of - the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 24,192?, PAGE SIX raise her pedigreed puppies when CUT RATE WAR ON LAUREL PARK CRASH MAY START MILK-GOAT all else fails, stated that this milk New Yor^t, Dec. 24.— Officials of OPENJORUM is at present keeping alive two the Cunard line were expected to ^IL Y RADIO PROGRAM elderly ladles whose stomachs can meet today to discuss the advisa ENDS XMAS VACATION CLUB IN NEW ENGLAND tolerate no other food.' bility of meeting the Ward line cut 13:30—Dance program .___ Leadinf^ DX Stations. THE WAR CRY. The president of this pew organi in rates for their newly inaugurai- Monday, Deoember 24. 399.8— W e X -W J R , DETROIT—750. zation is John Wetherlee of Ab- 405.2— WSB, ATLANTA—740. Dec. 21. ed New York-Havana service. Tuletlde music, choral slnglntr, en 7:30— W JZ programs (H i Meriden Family Bound for bington. Conn. The secretary is 499.7—W TIC, HARTFORD—600. 9:30— AVEAF family party. Editor The Herald. Hebron People Interested in The Ward line announced yes tertainment by motion picture stars, 8;00— W E A F programs (2^i hrs.) 11:45— Church choir In cantata. Worcester Smashed Into by Frank McGauley of Leicester, Mass. terday that a 25 per cent reduction will provide Inspiration for those who 422.3—WOR. NEW ARK—710. 288.3— KYW, CHICAGO—«20. I wonder if you will kindly per New Association Organized Mrs. Mark Hills is one of the direc 8:00— Ten daritig Christmas eves. 8:00— Orchestra, studio program. mit the printing of this letter In Local Driver. in rates would go into effect Imme are decorating: tHelr trees on Christ 9:30— AVJZ real folks hour. At Worcester, Mass. tors. Mr. and Mrs. Hills came fr^m mas eve. Both the N. B. C. and Co 8:30— Courier hour, choral singers, or your valuable paper. I desire by diately. This step was taken to' chestra. . » 10::i0—Male quartet, orchestra. New Jersey to live in Hebron two lumbia networks have arrangred pro- 12:00—Uptown hour; orchestra. this means to express my very sin A Christmas vacation, planned by meet the competition of the Cunard irrams of exceptional merit from J:30 9:30—Orchestra novelties In Christ Special to The Herald or three years ago and have carried mas program for children. 1:00—Insomnia Club orchestra. cere and deep appreciation of the Mr. and Mrs. William R. Targuhar liner Caronia into the same serv until after midnight. OuUtandinK 389.5— WBBM , CHICAGO—770. on a successful goal raising indus In the WJZ group repertoire' will be 10:00— Motion picture, vaudeville and splendid manner we wefe received of 102 North Broad street, Mericfen, Hebron. Dec. 24—Mr. and Mrs. ice. concert stars. 9:00—Little Buster’s prog;ram. try. Their small farm is located on the account of trimming the Thomp- 9:30— Lombardo's Royal Canadians. while presenting the Christmas who were on their way to Worces Mark Hills spent Wednesday in klns Corners Christmas treot at 9:30. 10:38—Dickens’ Christmas Carol (2 hrs) the Marlborough road about a mile 10:00—Carolers, orchestra. 1:00—Two dance orchestras. number of the War Cry. 1 have ter, came to a sudden ending when Worcester, Mass., attending a meet-' Through the WBAF* network a Christ ,344.5— W ENR, CHICAGO—870. from Hebron Center. mas program by choristers and an or 302.8—W BZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. been doing this kind of work for a their automobile was crashed into ing held in the Court House there 7:0(.i— Ixiwe’s dance orcliestra. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. chestra at 8:00 and the regu ar week 12:00—Studio feature program. good number of years, but I believe by an automobile driven by Jere to organize the New England Milk ly Family I'arty at 9:30 will provide 7;3()—AV’JZ programs (H i hrs.) •SuiAioiq s} pujM aqi ueq.vi p.iCAi j);00— Studio nuisical program. 415.4— W G N -W LIB , CHICAGO—720. 1 can truthfully say that I have miah Moriarty oi^ 18'4 Woodland Goat Breeders’ Association.- One the outstanding highlights. 9:30— AVE.Vir artists party. -oai 01' iiBj; ein smohoj Sop eqx the Columbia stations will offer enter 9:30—Real Folks with WJZ. never had the experience where the street, at 5 o’clock Saturday night. object of this new association Is to 10:00— Andrew's troulmdours orcliestra 10:30— Violinist, hungry quinteL tainment by motion Picture and vaude 11:30— Dance, baritone, concert orch. cordial and courteous treatment ac- The Meriden party was coming promote a more general knowledge ville celebrities at 9:30, followed by 11:00— Memorial organ recital. 454.3— W E A F. NEW YORK—660. 12:15—Tlireo dance orche.stras. cor.det^ was so general and spon towards Manchester and was com of the modern high-class milk-goat, Picken.s’ Christm.as Carol, a ful 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO— 1180. dramatization of which will occupy 6:00— Dinner music. taneous as we have experienced in ing down the hill at Wickham’s and to brin,g to New England an NOTICE 7:00— Manger’s orcliestra. 8:.30—Dance orelie.stra; trio. two hours. Independent 9:00—Mooseiieart iiour; songs. Manchester and vicinity. We took near Laurel Park when the Moriar organization similar to those which provide several foaturefl with W IP at 7:30— "Argentina," tour. two thousand two hundred of this ty car, (going 'west, following a 7 :4 5 -String quartet. 11:05—Orcliestra; mystery tlirce. have successfully operated for years 9:00 tvpifying customs In 344.G—WLS, CHICAGO—870. special issue, and it will be seen at horse and wagon, swung out of the in California and In the South the night before Christmas: CNRO at 8:00— Feature Christmas program by The State Beard of Fisheries and orchestra, choristers. 7:.1.5_H..(rmony team; scrap book. once that that necessitated a good line of traffic and crashed into the western states where the mllk-goat S:1,T giving Handel's ••Messiah, and 8:15—Angelus; singing parly. Game wi<| hold a hearing in the W’VQ featuring the Atlantic City’ Fes 8:30— Ovpsies dance orchestra. number of calls, but I want to say Meriden car, tossing it over onto has long been held.In the highest 9:30—Family party with Alfred P. 9:00— AA'ater witches: concert. Bolton Lake Hotel, Bolton, on Fri tival Choir at 11:10. Alfred I . Sloan. 10:30—Hiitpodrome; popular program that the way the friends of this tWe trolley rails and tying up traf regard. ,lr., president of General Motors, and Sloan, Jr., and operatic stars. day evening, December 28, at 8 10:38—"Noel Antique." trio. 447.5— W M AQ-W QJ, CHICAGO—67C community received us, made the fic for about 15 minutes. Both cars Nearly all of the New England Merla Kurenko, Everett Marshall and 9:(i0_1VOU programs (2 hrs.) o’clock, relative to the closing of /d rian Shubert. throe operatic «tars 11:00—Spltnlny’s music. selling of the War Cry a delightful were badly damaged, but there stales were represented in the per 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 11:1,5—Concert orchestra, pianist. the Bolton Lake to fishing until vill entertain in the Family Party 12:00—Two dance orchestras. pleasure. were no serious injuries to any of sons _dt this first meeting and It tiirous^b the AVEAF hook-up at 9:30. 6 :00—Gliristm.'is eve pai'ty. May 1, 1929, in accordance with 6:30—I’alais D’Or orclicslra. 288.3— W FAA, DALLAS— 1040. With the exception of the small the occupants of the cars. was extremely Interesting to note 9:0(1-('lino’s danco orchestra. the provisions of Chapter 259 of Black face type Indicates best features 7:00—Musical travelogue. number reserved for the hospital The accident was investigated by that nearly all of the goat owners 7:30— Roxy and His Gang with male 11:0(1-Ucleaiito male quartet. the Public Acts of 1923 as amend 299.8— w o e ,,DAVENPORT— 1000. and the Old Folks’ Home, they are Lieutenant Barron of the Manches present there dated their first in DRY GINGER ALE All programs Eastein Standard Time. quartet. 8;3n— Ouo. orcliestra. quartet. , 10:00—Travel lecture. all gone, and I want most heartily ter police department. Moriarty terest in milk-goats from the time ed. 9:00— Itall.an Yuletide music. 361.2— KOA, DENVER—830. to thank the friends who have pur was ordered to appear before the that goats' milk had saved the life Signed, Leading East Stations. 9:30— Thompklns Corner’s real folks 8:30—Orchestra: music pirates. JOHN W. TITC'OMB, l-.ave a Christmas tree. 10:30— I'lay, orcliestra. chased it so readily, trusting that it Manchester town court on the of one of their children. MERRY 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 12:00__Uonceri oieliestra; male quartet. will be very generally read for It charge of reckless driving. One member, who keeps goats be Superintendent, State Board of }!;;;n_ito:iolulu duo; musical Jays. 1(1 (11)— , r-l>avis orchestra. 491.5— V..|P, PHILADELPHIA—610. 12:30— Chimes, 130-voice chorus. contains a wonderful seasoifable In police court this morning Mor cause their milk will successfully Fisheries and Game. ij;30—Concert orohcstrii: Xmas skit. 374.5— WBAP, FORT WORTH—800. CHRISTMAS lo';3t»_Onsino dance orchestra. 7:45—Jerrio Meyer ensemble. message. I would Ijke to express 9:00— Christm.as eve in France. 8:3a— Mn.sieal programs (3(^ hrs.) iarty failed to appear. An officer Atl.nntic City Festival choir. 12-15-Tlie.ater entertainment. my appreciation also to The Herahl was dispatched to his home and 288—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1060. 10:00—Tliree dance ori'hestras (2 hrs.) is lots merrier with plenty 535.4— WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—560. 400—PWX, HAVANA—750. for Its very generous and kindly an Moriarty said he “ didn’t feel well 7.nii__Santa Claus program, soprano. 9:(10— Musical military parade. of Newgate Dry Ginger Ale programs (lt6 hrs.) 7:3(1— W EAK programs (3 hrs.) nouncement about the War Cry, and decided not to go to court.” ll-Od-Sniith’.a Sym!)hony orclieslia. I() (i0—Studio musical program. on the ice-—Buy this deli <);0n—String quartet, soprano. 305.9— KDKA. PITTSBURGH—980. 475.9_WOS, JEFFERSON CITY—630. which in many cases helped to pave Judge R. A. Johnson severely 9:.3H—W.IZ real folks 1(1:110—Cliristiau Co'lege program. yi.irylander'.') orchestra, baritone (1:31)—Dinner d.tnce orcliestra. the way for Its entry Into the reprimanded him for his contempt cious drink in the new five 7 :i!,i_W.i:/; inognims (3 hrs.) D :(i(i_Dholly .Storm's orchestra. li.fin_\\MZ Cliristmas carols. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. homes. of court and put the case over for a glass bottle, economical and 2“;3.C—WNAC. BOSTON— 1230. lODO—Don Heslor's orche.stra. 2 5.8-WCAE. PITTSBURGH—1220. 8:(;0— \\'K.\F programs (2Ai hrs.) I would append to this note also week, lettin,g Moriarty go on a $200 Schaller’s Garage oh so good, alone or as a 7:11—.\mo.s ’n’ Andy: talk. 10:30—Suiinv Jim; Amos ’n’ Andy. the kindly greetings of the entire 7-3n—Singer’s recital. —.Undio recital. bond. 7 ""-.y iu ic o ss: I'nele Glmbee. 12:45—.\ightbawk frolic. South Manchester mixer. 8:00—w o n programs (5 hrs.) 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. local Salvation Army corps on this 634 Center Street, 5.15.1— WGR. B U F F A L O -550. sjc.— \VKAK programs (2'i hrs.) 3 :a .7 _ ’,VHAM. ROCH ESTER—1150. 1(1:00— N. B. C. programs. festive occasion to the whole com YEGGS IN E.\ST HAMPTON Retailers— Call Thomp- S.^ii—WKAI'' programs (I hrs.) 11:00—Symi'lionettc: violinist. munity. Trusting it might be the j3;10_nufralo organ recital. ;i ' I.'dh.s vo,;il Ir.o. sonville 228-2, reverse the 9:" •-W .IZ Keal l■■n'l;.s. 1:((0—Concert orelie.stra. happiest and holiest ever experi 333.1— WMAK. BUFFALO-SOO. 270.1—W RVA, RICHMOND— 1110. East Hampton, Conn., Dec. 24. charges— prompt deliveries 7.30—WOY mixed quartet. 10;i,(i—Organ request hour. enced, and that the real import and 11- 1—riirisitiia.s carols. C :;o— •■The N'iglit Before Christmas.” — YeggniJii raided two stores here always. ^ j);nn—w o n programs (3 hrs.) S:3f)—AA’E.AF feature concert. message of this wonderful season CLOSED ALL DAY 11:11-,—Two dance orchestras. 37"i,5_\VGY. SCHENECTADY—7C0. over the week-end, getting two n-.r.r,—Time; weather: markets. 8:30— Dickens’ Christmas Carol by shall dawn as niver before upon the 42S.3—V/LW, CINCINNATI—700. \ reader and chorus. hundred dollars in^ cash in one and 0:00— "W ,” •I.." and “ W .” G.e.i—stm k.s; farm foitim. soul of our blessed and favoured ():• •_ 'liinieal progr.’im. 9:15— History programs: artists. nothing in the other place, the pro 0:3(1—W.7Z real folks. 11 -0 0 -Uieluuond dance orchestra. people. 1 0 :110—Orchestra, troupers. 7-00—Vi'EAI’’ iiroirram.s. prietor having taken his funds TUESDAY, CHRISTMAS DAY NEWGATE GINGER ALL 7:30— Matlriqal mixed quartet. KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. Thanking you in anticipation of 12 on—Orchestra: duo: orchestra. 12:30— X. B. C. programs. home. In each case a plate glass 2S0.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 8 :00— WK.\F program.s (2^i lirs.) this favour, ® CO. c? luis (2V4 nrs.j ui.ow—l(i;30—S,-:; .‘■'.•utIIt's cavaliers. l:(((i—^■aI•icly piogram, artists. window was smashed for entry. 8:30—W E A F progravis (2V4 hrs.) Secondary DX Stations. I am. THOMPSONVILLE Secondary Eastern Stations. Yours most cordially,' 319_K 0IL . c o u n c i l BLUFFS—940. 508.2—W EEI, BOSTON—590. 348.6—WACC. NEW YORK—860. JOSEPH HEARD, 8;(i0—Studio onlorttiinmcnt. 11:00—Bears. 7..30—Musical program. 9:0(1—studio musical program. 1 :{tii_.\n’.o3 'n’ Andy, comic team. Adjutant. 3:00—WEAF programs (2li hrs.) 11 ;(>()—.Aivnflin dance orchestra. 21 5 —La.ssen concert frolic. 10:30—Hector’s dance orchestra. 2C3.9— W H N. NEW YORK— 1010. 2D9.S— WHOi DES MOINES— 1000. 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 8.00— Dinner dance orcliestra. 7:3i)_l';u[niiig fcaturo hour. 8:00—Insfniment.’il program., 8;.10—R.adio movie club. 9:()0—Oliristmas carols, 9:00—W OR programs (2 hrs.) 9:00— St. Nieliolas boxing houts. lid.",—tdieasliv’s dance band. 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 374.8— KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—800. ANKOtlNII HARRIACE lOANi 12:00—Dance orchestra. 7:00— Rook chib hour; baritone. in;((n— AIe.\cr Davis en.semble. 215.7— W H K , CLEVELAND— 1390. ’7:15— St. Cecilia ensemble. —Soprano, violinist, pianist. Sound Financing Delicious Home Made Xmas Candy 8:00—W OR programs (4 hrs.) 12:01)— Midnight mass, Paulist choris 1215—Studio specialties. IDOn— Amos ’n’ Andy, comic team. ters. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Swanson an For the Workingman COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF CANDY CANES 11:15—Popular pep purveyors. 528—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 9:0(1—Wilfabrt’.s dance orchestra. nounce the marriage of their 325.9—W W J, DETROIT—920. 7:35— Songs, .song cycle. 10:00—llaniline University lioud. Give 7:15—Shelby trio. 8:30— "Tlie Xi.glit Defore Christm:is.’ 11 ;(i,",_W;iIter JIallory, tenor. daughter, Dagmar, L., in Chicago, Our Family Loan Ser'vicc 8:00—WEAF programs (31i hrs.) 434.5— CN.RO, O TTAW A—690. 12:00—Clirislm.as eve service. 111., to Elmore L. Anderson of N. LARGE DISPLAY OF CHOCOLATES 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 8:00—Concert orebest ra. 461.3— WSM. NASHVILLE—650. Drake ave., that city. WUl Solve AU Your 8:00— Canadian musical review. 8:45— Handel’s "The Messiah." 9:00—Craig’s dance orchestra. All the favored brands In Xmas Bo.xes or Cedar Chests 9:00— Toronto programs (2 hrs.) 9:4.5—Chri.stmns earol.«i. 9:30—WE.\F family parly. Money Problems Special Holiday Discount of 10 Per Cent. Musical ' 11:00— Jack Fro.sfs entertainment. 315.6— WRC. WASHINGTON—950. 10:30— 1 ’roirram. 12:00—Denny’s dance orchestra. 8:00— AVEAF programs (2i.i hrs ) 11:00—AVS.M orchestra. “ Hoover in Chile; Faces 33 $ 1 0 a LOAN payable Hours of Rapid Fire Welcome,” sa.vs monthly, plus lawful Try Our Luncheonette Gifts ' a headline. That's not a very nice interest. brought in and trimmed and loaded way to treat our president! with gifts which were distributed HEBRON by Santa Claus 4n the person of $ 2 0 0 LOAN payable $10 monthly, plus lawful CENTER SPA Jessie Kills. Mrs. Gibson, in the interest, WTIC short play which was given, repre 70 Center Street A Christmas pageant will be giv sented Columbia. All present re Travelers Insurance Co. en at the Congregational cliurcli $ 3 0 0 LOAN payable $15 ceived a simple gift; The attend monthly, plus lawful Hartford Tuesday evening, Dec. §5, with the ance was large as the social hour interest. usual Christmas tree with gifts was open to tlie public. Other Amounts in Proportion 535.4 m. 560 k. c. for the Sunday school pupils, A A meeting of the vestry of St. St. cordial invitation is e.xtended to the Peter’s church will be held in the Cost fixed by law. Every repay public to be present. church vestry immediately follow ment reduces the cost. All P. M. Mrs. Frank R. Post is spending a ing the morning service on Sunday, loans in strict privacy. 6:05— Suraary of program. week or two in Hartford as the Pan-American Dec. 23, to take action on the Call, Write or Phone 6:07— "Mother Goose,” Bessie guest of her neice, Miss Olive resignation of the rector, the Rev. Trumpets Lillian Taft. Smith. T. D. Martin. The meeting as first PERSONAL FINANCE 6:20— News bulletins. Frank R. Post and Mr. and Mrs. appointed was postponed on* ac COMPANY Trombones 6:25-^Mllton Bradley children’s F. Elton Post were dinner guests count of the illness of tlie senior Rooms 2 ami 3, State Theater period. of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bazinet in warden, Lewis W. Phelps of An Rullding, 753 Main Street Clarinets 6:30— Hotel Bond Trio, Emil Hartford on Sunday. dover. SO. M.ANCHKSTER. CONN. Conn Bugles Heimberger, director. Mr. and Mrs. Hanuaway and two Cull. Write or Phone l-h-4 Memories. children, alpo Mr. and Mrs. H. La- Oi»en 8 :3 0 to 5. Sat. 8:30 to 1 i l Buescher Silver Threads Among the Gold, Roshe of Pawtucket were Sunday VANDERBILT PAYS UP Licensed by State, Stults. visitors at the home of Mrs. Fitch A GOOD bonded to public. Saxophones Calm as the Night, Bohm, N. Jones. Trumpets Drink to Me Only with Thine iFtch and Claude Jones have A MILLION IN DEBTS Prescription Eyes, (Old English.) been on a cattle buying trip tc Trombones Winter Memories, Brown. Northern New England, spending Greetings' of the Season Memory’s Garden, Denni. several dav3. j New York, Dec. 24.— Cornelius Clarinets Just a Memory, Henderson. MANY are the dangers of a The Young Women’s Club has re Vanderbilt, Jr., will be one of the colds from overheated or un Best wishes for a happy and enjoyable Ludwig Sing Me to Sleep, Greene. ceived a check for $25 from Charles nation’s leading celebrants tomor Rocked in the Cradle . of the derheated rooms; malaria and M. Ams to assist in their commun row when he mails out checks to other infections from bad Snare Drums Deep. Knight. ity Christmas plans. talling $1,000,000 to about 3,000 Chirstmas this year and for many others. Memories of Love and You, water; headaches from coal Bass Drums Schools of the town closed on stockholders in his defunct chain gas, etc. Your plumber cjn O’Hara Friday. Tlie Center school, taught of newspapers, it was learned to 7:00— Mutual Savings Banks hour correct all these by rectifying* Drum Outfits by Allen W. H. Sterry, grammar, day. at the source. We want to from N. B. C. Studios. and Mrs. Roger W. Porter, closed Besides having the satisfaction be your plumber, and we will 7:30— Station WCAC will broad Dewey-Richman Co.' with a Christmas program in which of being able to pay back some of be, if you give us the first cast on this same frequency until (he pupils of both rooms took part. his $2,000,000 debts, Christmas for trial. Jewelers, Silversmiths, Opticians, Stationers' 8:00 p. m. The program included recitations, the younger Vanderbilt will be the g:00— "The Voice of Firestone” singing, a short play entitled “ A merrier this year with the knowl The Home of “Gifts That Last.” from N. B. C. Studios. Changeable Dress” given by the edge that he is back in the family 767 Main Street 8:30------A. & P. Gypsies from N. members of the primary classes, circle. B. C. Studios. and the customary Christmas tree Cornelius, Jr., Is said to have 9:30— General Motors Family was shorn of its gifts. . The Gilead spent last week with his family at Party from N. B. C. Studios. Hill .school closed with a Christmas their home, 640 Fifth avenue, be 10:30— Howard Correct time. program given at the scliool house fore entraining for the west Sat Tenor Banjos 10:30— Noel Antique. Thursday evening, and the White urday to join his bride, the former CHRISTMAS 11:00— Phil Spitalny's music from * school gave a Christmas entertain Mrs. Mary Weir Logan, of Daven K ^ K E Guitars the Grill Room of the Hotel ment at the school Friday evening. port, Iowa, at their ranch near Pennsylvania. There will be a week’s vacation. Reno, Nev., tomorrow. FLOWERS Ukuleles 12:00— Chimes from Trinity According to reports current to Mr. a^nd Mrs. Allen Sterry and . ^ P l u m b i n g The happiness flowers bring Violins church. New York City. daiighteV will spend their Cliristnias day, the younger Vandervllt will is worth many (iollars worth of Coal Talk No. 9 A. M. vacation at • the liome of Mrs have $1,000,000 on deposit in a .PERMANENT/ Violin Cases 12:10— Special Christmas Eve pro Sterry's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Los. Angeles bank to form the nu something else. gram from the stage of the Ro.xy cleus of a trust fund to pay off That Manchester homes ai’e as Violin Bows Harry D. Hull Ridgefield. “Say It With Flowers.” theater, New York iCty. Supervisor and Mrs. Charles M. debts contracted in his ill-fated clean and cosy in winter as in Program consisting of Symphony Mandolins Larcomb start for Mrs. Larcomb’sl venture. Phone Your Oi*der Now. summer, is in no small measure Orchestra, chorus of several hun home in Lisbon Falls, Maine\ Sat A trust fund of more than $3,- Accordeons dred voices and short addresses. urday morning, to' spend the mid 000,000 to pay off creditors has due to this organization. winter holidays. They will make been arranged bji the younger Van Harmonicas, Hohner derbilt. VATICAN’S CHRISTMAS, the trip by automobile. Our careful delivery men Ocariiios Miss Susan Pendleton, chapter JOHNSON & UTILE PARK HILL Rome, Dec. 24. — The re historian attended a committee bring our clean, clinker-free coal and ligious part of Rome’s 'Christmas meeting of the D. A. R., held in FOR RADIO Plumbing and Heating put it in without muss or disorder. Colchester at the home of Mrs. Contractors FLOWER Shop celebration will begin today when Then the people of Manchester quick the Catholic cardinals residing in Henry Bailey on Thursday. Mrs. SERVICE 13 Chestnut St., Tel. 1083-2 Leading Florists Rome will call upon Pope Pius XI Frederick Bock, regent, and Mrs. PHONE 1968 South Manchester • 985 Main St. Phone 786-2 ly discover its home-warming com to extend Christmas greetings. Robert Brown, secretary were pre.s- ent. The purpose of the meeting Have yon heard, the new Ma Open Until 10:30 Tonight. fort. Cardinal Vanutelll, dean of the jestic Electric Radio? College of Cardinals, will lead his was to prepare for publication of fellow members of the Holy See. the chapter history and biographies “Our Lumber Builds Manchester There will be a brief exchange of of regents, to be forwarded to the Barstow Radio Music Bags speeches recounting the chief ec state historian. Homes— Our Coal Heats Them.” Mrs. George Lord of East Hamp Service Brief Cases clesiastical events of the year. The Anthurized Dealer ceremonies will conclude with an ton and Mrs. Jerome Weir of Marl Majestic, Crosley, I’hllco Metronomes exchange of well wishes in Latin. borough spend Wednesday as 216 Middle Tnrnpike East guests of Mrs. Ames W. Sisson. Sonth Manchester William Pitch Pipes Mrs. Gertrude Hough entertain WHALEN'S HEART TOUCHED. ed the women’s bridge club Rolmonicas Wednesday evening. In observance New York, Dec, 24 — of the Christinas season an appetiz Jews Harps Commissioner of Police Whalen’s ing menu of salad, cake, coffee, etc., P. Quish Slide Whistles sympathies were aroused today by was served. The winner for the COMPLETE the presence t>f a 7-months old baby evening was Mrs.. Frederick Wy RADIO SERVICE Music Stands In a murder case. The commis man. sioner gave $16 to buy food and Stand Ceases Lewis W. Phelps of Andover, Free Tube Testing. Funeral clothing for It wljen its parents, senior warden of St. Peter’s church Tambourines John Farrell, a chauffeur, and his in Hebron, is reported as much im General Repulrliig wife, were taken to the police sta'- proved after Jiis return from treat Anthurized Banjo Ukuleles tlon. Farrell Is charged with mur ment at the Hartford hospital. He Sales mid Service for Home dering Thomas O’Connell, and his has returned to hi^ work as state MH.ie.slic Alwater-Kent Phone Comet Mutes wife Is held as a material witness, auditor at the capitol In Hartford. « Kolster Radlola At the last meeting of the Grange Evercady Many students come to college In Gilead a pleasing Christmas pro Ambulance Service— Lady Attendant Just to get atmosphere, says a dean gram was carr” ’ out by the 4-H at Columbia. Maybe that’s why so girls under their leader, Mrs. Ruby KEMP'S loan]ijp^et the air. Gibson. A Christmas tree was 225 Main Street • Telephone 387 PAGE SEVEIS , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. 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S"|~* C-HW Our greetings of the season to all of yon; We’ve had a bountiful year, filled with iTo all our friends we wish this Christmas may Chistmas 191^8 be your happiest and blessings that have been gratefully be to be the merriest and the New Year to others to follow happier than this one. stowed upon us. May you duplicate our come the happiest. joys. 6 MODERN DYERS AND MANCHESTER GREEN STORES, INC ELECTRIC CO. CLEANERS
yOLET/OE GREET/NGS mi* We hail Christmas day most heartily! The May your Chi-istmas ship come safely to year just past has brought us cheer—and pori bringing to you the jnernast of May a kindly Providence allow you to we hope that it has been as good to you. Christmases and the happiest of New share the good things of Christmas day
Years. throughout the forthcoming year. \ SOUTH MANCHESTER CANDY PERSONAL FINANCE MADDEN BROTHERS KITCHEN COMPANY
# Our Chistmas wish is for a continuance of prosperity and happiness for the whole f-L; l ’ ’'V! To all our patrons—those who have shared To yourselves and to those dear and near to you may Christmas of this year mark community. 'S'X'' with us and those who will share with us in r-*'' ^'*k the future—our heartiest and sincerest the beginning of an era of peace, prosper 2^ greetings. May Christmas be your best. ity and contentment for all. That’s our MANCHESTER CHAMBER OF wish. MARLOW’S COMMERCE 5c to pl.OO Dept. Store. STATE THEATRE
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We greet you this Christmas day in the MERRY CHRISTMAS EVERYBODY same spirit as of other years. The com {ji|| Chistmas day itself is synonymous with munity has been good to us—and we hope and the jolliest, happiest and most pros I cheer and happiness. The spirit of this that we have been good to this community. perous of New Years. occasion should be carried throughout the I year—and we hope for its continuation. BARSTOW’S RADIO SERVICE DOUGAN DYE WORKS MACHELL MOTOR SALES Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Barstow .V r - J K "' - i ’• St.# ...... r\.- A ■’A,: •( .. . - ■ : . ■: ;a: ; ■
, • V P M a m m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER,' CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 24,1928. I r CHRISTMAS SPIRIT., There’s no use mincing words— 3 # : . Christmas is nol “ sitting pretty” among adult mortals. Childhood does not quibble about its joys, bu!, after all, childhood needs Christ mas no more, no.- so much, as its elders. What can be done to give Christmas a clean bill of health? Questioning and observing we ^ ""v THIS HAS HAPPENED .«> <¥> She gathered her wrap quickly learn that there are various causes A8HTORETH ASHE conva- about her shoulders and shivered. of the thumbs-down-on-Christmas toacinK from a severe Illness, is “■But you have no man,” laughed attitude. a cruise to the West Ashtoreth. “ There’s no real spirit left In it,” “ Non.” one will moan. “ It’s just a big ' “AAtoreth is a stenographer — commercial 'project with the stores the only child of her widowed Mademoiselle sat up quickly ballyhooing for trade and foisting mother, MAIZIE. Maizie, a good- and locked her long brown arms silly non-essentials upon us.” heturted rather conuponpiace wo- about her kneels. For a moment But after all, if. Incidentally, 9l^ni has procured work as a com- she stared across the darki water. Christmas is a money-making con ^[Umion in order that Ashtoreth Then, . rousing ierself, sprang cern that’s no real indictment uuiy take the trip. quickly to her feet. against it? Must we have no Christ jn|9^IE MORTON, a friend of “ Shall we have a drink?” she mas spirit in our own hearts be ^ e family, donates pretty clothes asked. “ The bar is open. It will cause our spirit is making a profit from her abundant wardrobe, and warm us.” for someone else? Ashtoreth sets out happily. Ashtoreth had never been in a “ \Ve give presents because some MONTY ENGLISH, her ex bar before. Afraid of seeming un one gives them' to us,” another will sweetheart, sends roses as a initiated, she agreed. A little du complain. ■ parting gift, and a little note to biously. . Well, why do you give gifts for say he loves her still. To her surprise the “ bar” was an that reason? Why not sit down Ashtoreth is rather fed up on informal lounge- where the pas and make your Christmas list of Monty, partly, perhaps, because sengers sat about small tables. only those people for whom you she seems to have roused the in Some of them were playing bridge, have, a warmth and a real affec terest of HOLLIS HART, her with tall glasses at their hands. tion? millionaire employer. Mr. hart, Everybody looked up when she and “ This Christmas card business is by the way, had played platonic Mademoiselle came in. And three so plain silly,” another will say. benefactor to Sadie Morton. He portly females left the room. Fol “ Cards from your grocer and under is middle-aged, but quite hand lowed shortly by t-^yo thin ones. taker and banker and coal dealer, some. And Astoreth knows that “ Old maids!” she pronounced, and though they all use grandiose he has money to bum. her glance following them through words to tell you the many things NOW GO ON WITH «H E STORY the door. “ You can always tell, they wish for you in the coming CHAPTER XIII eh? Because old maids are born, season It only means, ‘don’t forget Ashtoreth shared her stateroom and not made.” to do your trading with me.’ ” with an incredible woman o'’ doubt She chuckled quietly at her lit That may all be very true, but ful antecedents. Hef- name was tle joke, and Ashtoreth found her why should this prevent one from Mona de Musset, and she was re soft laugh delightfully thrilling. the enjoyment of sending and re turning to her home in Guadeloupe. “ Most womens," she observed, ceiving cards to and from those She was a tall, dusky creature, “ are good because they never had friends between whom and self with red lips and a luminous smile. a chance to be anything else. And there is some real feeling not de Her hair was long and very black, that makes them angry, ma scribed by commercialism? and she knotted it with beautiful cherie.” “ It’s too expensive,” someone else simplicity at the back of her neck. She called for whisky and soda, complains. “ Christmas bills just When the printed passenger lists and sand-wiches. But Ashtoreth, wreck our budget.” appeared, everybody began to con remembering, Malzle’s parting ad “ It seems criminal to scrimp and jecture about Mademoiselle de monition, declined the proffered have through a whole year and then Musset. It was a coincidence that drink. buy cut glass punch bowls for aunts her first name was Mona, because Maizie had put her arms about and uncles and cousins when you people thought immediately of her and whispered in her ear, can’t figurq where the money is Mona Lisa, and declared that the “ Don’t do anything. Baby Lamb, coming from to pay for them.” two looked alike. you wouldn’t want Mother to know Of course it’s criminal. But why ■•‘The same mysterious smile, about.” do you do It? No one has ever suc And Ashtoreth, with a lump in they said. ceeded in capturing and imprison T'(.‘3^Ca^to'mar9 ■at' ChTi9tiTtao1nTi6-to ft Qxk — Ashtoreth. who considered the her throat and hot tears stinging ing the Christmas spirit if no real original Mona absurdly overrated, her eyelids, had pressed her moth • ;:Pat'
she be disappointed on Christmas WHITE FLOWERS Bryant & Chapman mprning? I am afraid so. It hardly Successor to seems fair to allow children to ex White flowers are the favorite pect things they cannot have. But decorations of black evening I know many mothers who do it. gowns. One black point d’esprit Why not let half the Christipas model has Its white gardenias J. H. HEWITT joy come from planning to make a sparkling with diamante as if en 49 Holl Street...... Phone 2056 little. Christmas happiness for some tirely covered with frost. tit poor child ?ho won’t get any toys at all? It is amazing how much PURSE MUFFS %%SXXX%XXSS%XX3(3eXXX3e%%%XXX%XX%%XX%%XX%X%XX%%%XiS%XXX% bjj Olive I^berts Barton pleasure children get from plan ning another child’s Christmas. New Paris muffs — little trin ©1928 by NEA. Servicejne. kets of flne fur and luxurious fab FLOWERS SIDE TRAINS ric — assume the importance of SPOILING CHRISTMAS price. She knew Marion could never purses by having regular purse After Marion had regained her have It or anything like it. But she Dippinig skirts on evening pockets inside that snap shut for Make Xmas Meiry breath, lost when Santa Claus said, ^ “ We>’ll see, dear. Perhaps. gowns show a preference for safety. The'Creaners Inat Clean gravely shook hands with her and We’ll ^ask Santa Claus as we go greatest length on one side, usu What else can you give that asked her name and address and out.” Thqre was promise in her ally the left. The other side dips BACKLESS BRASSIERES eyes and voice. n.lso, but the left side may reach what she wanted, she proceeded to New dainty lace brassieres for let it out again in little squeals of Other things were equally fasci beyond the floor, providing a anyone will receive so yoyfully sweet little train. evening are backless. Some of delight. nating to the excited little girl. She them have ribbon straps that cross fell in love with a tiny motor- It was a distracting place to be at the waistline In the back, like —What else that says “Merry In, the toy department of a big driven clothes mangle, between West Point uniforms. (tore. The magic of Christmas made whose rolls a doll was passing a Fashion Plaque Christmas” so naturally? rour blood tingle. towel to be Ironed. SHIRT BOSOM There were sounds, too, squeaks, “ Mother, that little mangle is ind moo’s and baa’s; toots and exactly like your big one. Please A youthful frock of beige and Make your gifts mean more (queals and rat-a-rat’s; tinkles and mayn’t I have It? Please! brown polka dotted Rodler cloth tunes and the plaintive cry oi baby- All these things her mother knew has a plain beige shirt bosom, col this year-~GIVE FLOWERS—always ap lolls that made you fairly shiver to be very expensive. She knew, lar, cuffs and belt. [o- joy. too, that they were there chiefly to propriate and in good taste., ’ Over a show-case leered a six- amuse the children who came to A Million Dollars. . . ____ or 30c loot giraffe. Near him a camel hlgh- call. A friend Is a person who. If he % tr than Marlon’s head munched and Yet she only answered vaguely, /l! gives you a Christmas present, does What is the value of your appearance ?' It’s not the Dunched and munched. A blaek “ Why, yes, perhaps, dear! We’ll n’t expect one in return. kind of clothes you wear . . . but the condition they tear, startling real,- danced lunjbern see. We’ll speak to ^ n ta as we go are in that counts. Let us keep your clothes in the ugly to “ Tea for Two,” played per- out.” fresh, well pressed condition that will give you “that lectly by a diminutive player pla^o. And 'Marlon went to sleep that million dollar look.” There was the “ House That Jack night confldent that Santa Claus, MRS. ADA M. Kullt" taking up quite a section of who had listened so carefully and Cleaning and Dyeing be floor. Jack was some carpenter, nodded and said, “ ’Very well,” MERRIFIELD pB well as electrician, plumber, and would lea-ve all the things she ' Teacher of Free Collection and Delivery winter. wanted under her Christmas tree. Mandolin Tenor Banjo From the twin-beds in the bed- Her mother said to her father, Banjo-Mandolin ooms to the labor-ea'vlng equlp- Tenor Guitar Plectrum Banjo “I took'Marion downtown today T H E T L O R I.S T Dent in the kitchen. It was abso- and she wanted everything she saw. Ukulele Mando-Ueilo Mandnla Cello-Banjo ntely complete, that play house, r She picked,out the most expensive Marlon was particularly fascinat- Ensemble Playing for Advanced t-,. toys In the place. She’ll forget Pupils. I . id by a certain doll that could a2- about^them, though. But I let her ^ Telephone 1088"'2' y = st haye worn her own clothes. Agent for Olbsbn Instruments. think she, might have them. It THIS STUNNING new necklace DOUGAN WORKS ay I have that dolly. Mother?” doesn’t hurt anythlr' "o think, does Odd Fellows’ llinric Harrison Street Fh # K and bracelet ensemble is designed At the Center.— R«Hiin H. Mon Hotel Sheridan Building, South Manchester he asked. it?” by Lelong in Ivory and onyx for af SoutK Manchester' If. ' Her mother tried to guess the day, Tdesday, Wednesday ana Bttt'Xarion won’t'forget, an^ will ternoon wear, ■ ,, Ohi reday. ■ - ~ / j : ■ .. -i'iV '■fl\5; ■ .-. f":. .; ■iv.,,, ... ■, - , . / j ' 'V. . ... I • C - . ’ r- •
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 24,1925. r A U E High Next <$> Msuichcstcr Grid fdns \Georgia Tech Team That ^^ill Play California Clarke’ s Outfit Fortunate Says Dwyer By 4 3 - Former Herald Sports Writ 1 9 2 8 B FITFUL DIAMOND ENDED Local Team Shows V a s ljp er Draws Interesting YEAR FOR GOLF; YEAR OF PEACE; provement Over S h o ^ Comparison With Hart JONES’ 4TH WIN Against Rockville in M - ford. YANKEES REPEAT son’s Opener; Opizzi s DRENNON PUND (C.) WESTBROOK .THRASH JONES, WADDEY SPEER
By JACK DWYER Record'' of Year Followed • State of Perfection Reached; Manchester High Sometime ago I wrote that the B. F.:-aT. semi-pro football teams of this Genral Contour of a No Scandals; Everything Renn, r f ...... 1 0-0’! 2 state needed protection against it Pauhno Booked Healey, r f ...... 2 0-0 '••'‘4 self and since that ti^ie I am more Corkscrew. Cloverleaves Take Opizzi, I f ...... 5 1-2 11 fuliy convinced that in order for Was Peaceful. the sport to flourish, a State Semi- Johnson, If ...... 3 0-1 > . 6 Pro Conference must be organized. to Meet Strib Turkington, c ...... 3 1-1 ' 7 BY DAVIS J. WALSH First Place When But there is a fly in the ointment. By DAVIS J. WALSH. Bogginni, c ...... 2 0-0 4 Said fly being some protection, for Crockett, r g ...... 0 • 1-1 1' the fans, if the sport, as played by Dowd, r g ...... 2 1^2 5 semi-pro teams, is to continue in New York, Dec. 24.— This was a North Ends Falter at Miami Beach New York, Dec. 25.— Baseball Hartford, the capital city of this fitful year in golf, only the chronic achieved what some people would Bycholski, I g ...... 1 1-2 3 state. mastery of amateurs by that fellow regard as a state of perfection d/ir- Moriarty, Ig ...... 0 0^ DU.RANT BY SID MERCER ' 0 Some years ago Hartford could Jones remaining fixed and change The North Ends were knocked ing the year just coming to a close. boast of a really great football less in the midst of competitive out of first place in Conran’s No scandals; everything peaceful. /' . New York, Dec. 24.— Senor Pau 19 ■5-9 43 team, of course, aided by college chaos. What Jones did to champion Bowling league Friday night by Jos- Nqbody had to be reminded about players. Spud Drew, Ike Wooley, ship field at Brae Burn was only Bowling Ita etaoin etaoirt aa aa lino Uzscray-Umbay, the Lion of the common decency of keeping his East Hartford (19) the Pyrenees, will assist William Butsy Sturm, Nanny Fitzgerald, ■ft'hat he may do every.' year until ing three points to the All-Stars shirt on. Just a lot of ball play B. F. T. Horse Courtney, Cherry Chase, Ed such time as golf develops a super •while the Cloverleaves were whal Lawrence Ctribling in plucking the ers playing a lot of ball. There was Thayer, rf ...... 0 0-4 0 golden pebble from Miami Beach in Dorsey, Miller, Hiker Holtzhiemer, man with which to. match him, ing Talcottville for four point. The so little excitement, .in fact, that Cloverleaves are now in the lead. February, according to Tex Rick Mason, I f ...... 4 0-3 8 Red Kane and a host of others al which, roughly speaking, may be John Heydler^threw away his rub ways drew big gates out in Man An idea of how close the North 'THOMASON MIZELL ard, who Is preparing to leave Ne'.v ber stamp and demanded sonre. All May, c ...... ___ 2 2-2 6 never. Bobby Jones won his fourth Ends-All Stars match was is seen chester and they were always worth amateur championship in the last York flat on its back to sojourne John wanted was a permanent Plefka, rg ...... 0 0-0 ’0 by the fact that total pinfall was for a month or so in Florida. pinch hitter for the pitcher, thus the price of admission anytime dur five played so easily that it didn’t Peresluka, Ig ...... 0 0-0 ,0 won by two timbers. Jack Sharkey is definitely out of ing the season. All these chaps had seem just right to call the thing a making a baseball nine strictly a Stangle, Ig .... Following is the league standing. the picture and cable has been dis ten-man affair. ....2 1-1 5 color in the accepted term and contest. were all capable of giving any op Individual averages and Friday patched to Paulino asking him to All the excitement of the cam Only in the first round of eight- night’s scores: 8 3-11 19 position a real battle from whistle teen holes was the challenged and grab the first steamer hack to the paign was furnished by the New to whistle. LEAGUE STANDING. states. If Senor Uzscray-Unibay York Yankees ■who won the world Score at halftime: then he came from behind, as only series for the second successive But AVliat a “ Comedown” a champion can, to beat Kay Gor- does well enough to keep out ot Manchester ...... 20 A W'eek ago yesterday, the Hart Cloverleaves...... 13 7 LUMPKIN jail and Renault keeps us out of year in a minimum number of four on the last holes by 1 up. Once past North Ends ...... 11 . 9 war with Ctlumbia, the former will games. This was only one of many East Hartford...... 8 ford city, amateur title game was great gamble of the first round, staged at the Velodrome, East All S tars...... 10 10 set foot on New York soil in about records supplied by the Yanl^s in Referee: Johnny Manion, Robert, proceeded to make the Talcottville...... 6 14 Hartford. The writer witnessed the ten days, march up Fifth avenue the big series. Ruth and Gehrig East Hartford. others look silly. His particular Individual Averages. went on the greatest rampage ever game and found out the real con 106.8 with his p'..toons of managers, beat Flashing a much improved brand prey were Englishmen, John Beck Katkavecic...... 11 1174 conducted by any two men and dition of the sport in that city. 1275 106.3 his hairy breast and cry: of baseball Manchester High schqol being bea'ten by 14 and 13 .and Magnuson ...... 12 Here *s Brief History batting records were flung all over Take away at least.three Hartford F. Brennan .... 6 631 105.1 "Breeng me thees Streebling!” won its second game of the season Philip Perkins, who had won th^ the premises. Saturday night when it trounced High school players ^rom the ulti BriMsh amateur, liy 10 and 9 in the Browsky ...... 6 631 105.1 Unlike Sharkey, who is now ac mate winners, Cunningham, Hay P. C ervini...... 6 628 104.4 cusing Pickard of a deep plot to Three In One. East Hartford by the creditable den and Ring, and any sand lot final round. have him jobbed to make a her > .of score of 43 to 19. The visitors wsce . Like Corkscrew Chartier...... 9 938 104.2 O f Georgia Tech Men Ruth climaxed his efforts by bit aggregation could have whipped LaChappelle .... 9 932 103.5 Stribling, the Basque has no fear of ing three homers in the final thoroughly outclassed from begiu- the Frog Hollow Echoes who now Otherwise, the record of the year iiing to end. followed the general contour of a F ied ler...... 3 302 100.2 being knocked out or losing a de- j of the series, equalling his claim the title of Hartford. It was cision Manchester’s next game will be corkscrew Walter Hagen, who had Blankenburg ....12 1195 99.7 Won regular job frem several Ronald Durant, his mates call recoi'd made in 1926. Gehrig the worst gridiron game ever Rudinsky...... 12 1193 99.5 Making IMoney equalled Ruths’ series record with tvith the Bristol High and will be staged in that city to date. Usually won nothin® but tbs P. G. A. in re veterans by his flashy playing, ^him Bob. Takes ball from center played, in the Bell City a week fro'm cent seasons, first assimilated an M cN ally...... 12 1192 99.4 He has caught all the big heavy four homers, all told. Both Gehrig there is a bitter rivalry in there, Teammates say he f thro'ugh his legs weight pitchers and hasn’t fanned tomorrow. Bristol, as you know,- or 18 and 17. beating in match play W erlosky...... 12 1183 98.7 and Durst hit one out of the park much the same as there is here. TOM is personification ‘ RONALD with back to Pund. yej;. A little thing like a decision should know, is 'Manchester’s big fro.n Archie Compston and then, K eb a rt...... 12 1172 98.3 in the series finale and another But anything that faintly .resem JONES of Flaming Youth DURANT Very adept handler against him bothers Uzzy not a. all gest basketball rival. Two years ago. while they were singing the litany M.. Tyler __...... 11 1075 97.8 single-game I’ecord of five had be bled rivalry was not shown. There End Had many boosters Quarter of bail. Carries it He keeps on getting good money Bristol defeated Manchester in!tfie ever Walter, he stepped out a week Giratis . ! ...... 12 1169 97.5 come an actuality. might be an exception to this state for All - Southern occasionally a n d The only thing he hates to lose is semi-final.-? of the Yale tournitment late: and won the British open for Rowe ...... 9 867 96.3 The St. Louis Cardinals were the ment as the writer could not see 1153 96.1 team. Crashes interference neatly often throws passes. Runs interfer and last season duplicated the stunt the second time Gene Sarazen Varrick ...... 12 a dollar. hapless victims of this outrage. the final two minutes of play owing H. Starkweather 1 96 96. Seldom is caught napping on his ence nicely. Runs team on field The senor made an agreement Their appearance in the series, of in the second round of the tburn- finished third, two strokes behind with no interference. Weighs 156 to the darkness. Harrison ...... 9 862 95.7 job. Weighs 170 ounds, is 19 years some tin. ago with Rickard to fight course, meant that the cards had ir.ent. Hence, little wonder Coach Poorly Coached the victor. C. Jarvis ...... 12 1134 94.6 old, lives at Clarksville. pounds and lives at .New Martins three heavyweights like Sharkey. Clai'ke is anxious to wiu his li'ext Exclusive of Hagen’s return to won the National League pennant. Both teams, the Frog Hollow Brainard ...... 9 851 94.5 ville, W. Va. He wanted to take his time about game.' championship prominence, the fe.a- So naturally Sam Breadon fired Echoes 'and the ’ Pioneers were Genevose ...... 6 552 92. • ♦ ♦ meeting Stribling.'But a bout with Manchester’s offensive against ture of the event was the play ot BiH McKechnie, his manager. Billy poorly coached in all departments Greaser ...... 12 1061 88.5 One of best men in south getting Gained 422 yards on successive Strib, with Rickard promoting in a East Hartford was led by the flashy Jose Jurado, an unknown from Ar Southworth, a former lat-he hand of the game. Quite a contrast for Kroll ...... 2 175 87.1 down under punts. Carries ball oc Saturdays against Vanderbilt and bejeweled Miami setting, sounds “ Hop-Easy” Opizzi, who tallibd.Hve gentine, who led the field for two of the company, got the job. the writer who watched the game R. Starkweather . 6 522 87. casionally on'end- Alabama. Ranked like much ready money to Paulino. times from the floor, altbough,‘'iyia3r! days with dazzling see res. The air also awaited Uvo other as he had always met stiff opposi L. Smith ...... 3 253 84.1 FRANK around-end plays. W.-VRNER among five best In ’''outhern Florida there are many ing only half a game. He' .was It was figured that Hagen would managers. Stanley Harris, once tion from similar teams from Hart WADDEY Snags ball in MIZELL backs of nation this Spanish speaking persons, and ably assisted by Turkington and continue his pace in the American a winner with Washington, shifted ford years ago. Imagine a player TALCOTTVniLE (0) End air gracefully. Has Halfback year. Is triple Havana is closer than New York. Johnson in the scoring under Spud Drew reporting on the open at Olympia Fields but, typical to Detroit, replacing George, Mor- W. Smith ...... 95 95 85 played two years. threat atar in every Sharkey Out while Renn’s floor game was alyiut field of play ignore the referee, um of the inconsistency of the year he Very fast, very sure tackier, very iarty. Rogers Hornsby, the re L. Smith . . . 79 80 respect. Alexander calls him “ ideal Rickard has given Sharkey until nowned traveler; again was on his the best exhibited by any play,^?. pire and headlinesman, slap the failed again in this event as he has hard man to knock off his feet. Not Mason, May and Stangle scored jill C. Jarvis •...... 85 104 105 halfback ” Does everything asked today to come in and talk over the way when the season was over, man who he was told to replace on failed so many times. The title went flashy in play, but consistent. of East Hartford’s points. ;r Blankenburg ...... 97 90 92 of him in splendid' fashion. Weighs Miami Beach outlook but the gabby shifting from the Braves to the the back, send him out of the game to Johnny Farrell, who never be La Chapelle ...... 99 89 94 Weighs 172 pounds, and lives at 171 pounds and lives in Atlanta. Coach Ch.rke's outfit wasted ,iw and calmly step into his position gob beat him to the ultimatum Cubs in a big sea-son trade. fore was able to finish better than Memphis, Tenn. limit by bowing out last Saturday. time. They were off undW; ful| and then receive a five-yard pen the first threi. He had to beat Jones Emil Fuchs, president of the club, steam at the very'Start of the game 466 4ff7 456 An All-Southern back as sopho The sad news was borne to Rick found himself thus without a man alty? Yet that is what actually hap of course,' as all champions must CLOVERLEAVES (4) more in 1927. Watched too closely rolling up a commanding ^ lead pened and the referee only impos Earned place on composite All- ard by Jimmy Johnston, famous ager. So ho appointed himself. before they can hope to have their Rowe ...... 99 95 102 this year to be ten per center, who Tex and Johnny which ireached a 20 to 8 limit nM ed the penalty mentioned above, titles become official. Southern in 1927 as sophomore. Everybody applauded when Walter halftime. The Second half....was T y le r...... 108 102 91 6. G. sensational. Once civil wai between Tex- and Johnny Johnson v/as reclaimed from New five yards! Bobby was after his third na Fiedler ...... 98 82 86 Has been one of i nothing: more than a duplication of Then, too, the arrangements for FRANK outstanding tacklen THOMASON described by Army Buckley, Sharkey’s spokesman, by ark to take over Harris’ job with tional open championship to add to Brainard ...... 89 115 92 Halfback coaches as. another the first ^ Vv handling the game were the worst SPEER of year, mentioned releasing a flock of snappy charges the Senators. Manchester continued to show his growing collection of American Ambrose ...... 105 96 106 Oliphant in build, for publication last week. ever. The writer arrived at the and British titles and he shot repre Tackle often for All-Amer Thus an old star returned to the ood florm from the foul lirte/.tUa Velodrome at 2:20 o’clock and thep ica honors. Smart style of running and aggressive Johnston declared Buckley had scene of his greatest triumphs. And ^ ^ of fOid> sentatives Jones golf until the final 499 490 477 ness. Excellent ball-carrier and waited almost three-quarters of an in varying his charge -and is the told him over tlie telephone Friday as he returned, two others de shootimg which Coach Clarke sets round. Then his touch got away blocker on interference. Outstand night that Sharkey wouldn’ t fight hour for play to start. The officials from him and Farrell, far in the FRIDAY NIGHT’S SCORES. spirit of aggressiveness. Never- parted. Neither Ty Cobb nor Tris aside w r his team at every pracii ing defensive back of south. Weighs Stribling anywhere except in New Speaker ever again will play in the did not handle the game in the ruck on the first ^wo days, came All Stars. slows up in entire game. Seldom' tice seiision. The boys made five 178 pounds and lives at Atlanta: York, fearing the evil influences major leagues. They finished their same manner in which the lochl with a rush to get a tie with Bobby Geratis ...... 90 123 84 gets hurt. Weighs 202 pounds and out of' nine Saturday compared ♦ » « i that might descend on a northerner glamorous careers on the same town title officials did. Offside play at 294 strokes, necessitating a play Genevase ...... 96 99 89 lives at Atlanta. three but of eleven for East ' attempting to annoy a Georgia bench with Conne Mack in Phila continually with only two penalties off. Young Roland Hancock. Norta Varrick ...... 92 109 107 :Seat Randolph, a senior, out of ford. *The victory ■was the seconH Stribling on southern soli. delphia. Speaker immediately fell all afternoon. And most of the of Cvollna pro, had the chance of a Cervini ...... 100 94 S3 job. Bucks line well, has great game 'Ot the season, Rockville’haV* fenses were very plain. Rudinsky . ______106 101 97 Finishes gridiron career this speed aui. ability to To complicate matters still fur heir to Johnson’s spot in Newark. ing beiefn defeated here 18- to T5 tlio life time to beat both late in the year. Has alternated with Maree, ther, Buckley, the previous day had The winning play, scored by the day but, although he needed less KOY throw and catch Bottomley's Prize. ' previoluff week. . Vy't •"^'1 Prog Hollow Echoes in the second 484 526 460 a sophv)more, but LUT.IPKIN passes. Can be used asserted that Johnston was no long Jim Bottoraley, of the Cards, was than par for the last two holes, a KENNETH will start against er financially or otherwise interest period, a forward pass, should not turbulent gallery overtook him and * North Ends (1) Fullback as halfback. Backs voted the Host Valuable Player have been allowed. The left end ■Werlosky '...... 96 89 111 THRASH California. One of up line with Cap ed in Sharkey, Prize in the Is^ational League. Gor Hancock virtually was “ rioted” out Tackle honor students of If this is all ,bally-hoo it is the ■was offside on the offensive team, of his chance. Eagleson ...... 93 98 90 tain Pund. One of tallest men on don Cochrane, of the Athletics, re college. Enjoys queerest brand yet tossed on the CDB^jCELEBRATE the right half back was i.'i motion Great Play Off Chartier ...... 85 96 94 team. Apparently immune to in ceived the award in the American towards his opponent’s goal and football and plays it hard all the Queensberry market. The next day,. Jones and Farrell Magnuson . •...... 94 93 94 juries. Lives in Dallas, Tex., and League. There wasn’t a no'hit the man who tossed the pass was time. Hard man to handle. Weighs staged a great playoff of thirty-six Kebart ...... 114 118 113 weighs 190 pounds. game pitched in either league dur j i m m mm only two yards behind his own 190 pounds, and lives at Atlanta. holes, Johnny finally winning on ing the season. 'kf-.i line of scrimmage. Yet all of these 482 484 502 * * * the home green with a 7 foot putt The year was nffirked by Intense infractions of the rules were un Considered by Coach Alexander Practically unanimous All-Ameri for a birdie 3. This gave him a ly close finishes In most of the'big noticed by the referee. as the best guard ever on jGrant ca choice, A natural leader of men The} Cubs’ Football Club, winners medal score of 143 to Jones' J.44. minors. Rochester won the Inter of thel 1927-28 town championship, Manchester Fans Lucky Field\ in Atlanta. as captain. Best national pennant on the final day The fans of this town are lucky In the P. G. A event, Hagen’s RALEIGH Has 'starred for PETER defensive player Local offlcialty closed their season Satur reign of five years was broken by of the season but was knocked oft day night with a banquet at^the that the two teams who annually, DRENNON three years. Almost • PUND on squad. Very by IndianapollSt the American As or nearly always annually compete, Leo Diegal, the latter also winning Guard unanimous choice Center durable and inde Villa 3'joulse in Bolton. About^fty the Canadian open championship to sociation winner. In the “ little persods were present, incliiaing insist that good officials handle the for All - Southern fatigable. Passes Sport w’orld series.” San Francisco took games. Had there been any officiat equal at least the prominence of this year, mentioned often for All- ball to backs perfectly. Directs de membiws of the club, Invited guests Farrell and Hagen as leading pros the honors on the Coast. Houston ai^d ajccore of loyal supporters of ing here this year like t^e writer America berth. Plays smashing fensive set, playing himself back of won In the Texas League, after a saw in Hartford there would have of the year. - game, often leading Interference. line to drop in lor line plays and the taam. The women’s championship saw Chatter playoff with Wichita Falls, and A noast chicken and< spaghsttl. > been a small sized riot before the Weighs 180 pounds and lives at back for passes. Weighs 196 pounds then beat Birmingham, champions game was three minutes old. The Glenna Collett come hack, after and lives at Augpsta. tuppet* was served at 10:30 follow^ several disappointing seasons, to Atlanta. of the Southern Association. ” ed byt speeches. Gold footballs were;- next paragraph will tell the real WHAT IS AN AMATEUR? * « « I know there was more than this. reason why Manchester’s fans' were win the title for the third time. preseo ted to Captain Arthnr Stv' While the.U. S. L. T. A. is meeting Played two games this year wfth It Is understood that Charlie But why be technicalL lucky. in every locked conference room hand broken and in plaster cast. Johniamd Dr. Charles F. Goff, each’ STILL VICTORIOUS Kebart stands willing to meet of wji(iwn responded wi‘.'.i appro The writer approached the tick they can find east of San Francis One of most studi- et stand to purchase a pasteboard co, trained operatives have been Howard Murphy in a home and will enter. Conran Is donating a priate remarks. Coach Tom Kelley, JOE ous men on squad. HENRIETTA: Do you think home bowling match for the town prize of $ 5. The following have en for the game. There were three sent out by the intelligence depart WESTBROOK This is his final duriijn: his talk, found occasion to that Doris is fitted for the battle championship. tered: C. Chartier, T. GIrltis, S. praisii the sportsmanship o f Jerry or four places vrhere tickets could One nice thing about being ment of The Nut Cracker to try to Guard year. Plays a of life? be purchased, of course, but only find out just •what one of those Krol, G. Kebart, S. Broski. Bing Fay. iOtthers who spoke were Harold a snail, his wife can’t live slashing game, es CHARLOTTE: Well, she ought Manager Ben Clune of the Rec ham, T. Jarvis, C. Katavick and B. one was needed and he could have things is. to be; she’s been in four engage Gern^^ne, new -president of - -the under the same roof ♦ ♦ * ^ pecially good at diagnosing the of Five said last night that he had de Mcllduff. club.'Manager Pete Vendrillq> A^-> attended to his knitting without fense of opponents. ments already.— Answers. dropping a stitch. with him INTELLIGENCE CHIEF cided not to play the Manchester sistanti Manager Pqte Happen^ an4' “ How many?” asked the ticket O’GOOFTY COMES BACK WITH All-Colleglans Christmas night as Conran’s Five will meet Murphy’s Tom, Stowe, sports editor of ^bei seller* THE CIRCUMSTANTIAL REPORT had been announced. He is dicker Five in the flret leg of a home and HeriiSc Edward “ Mul” McCarthy , ‘T-wo,” replied the writer. THAT AN AMATEUR IS A GUY ing for another opponent for Fri home match Wednesday night at was iitcjl istmaster and he exeou|ed;. “ One-fifty,” said the ticket sell WOT WONT TAKE A CHECK. North Ends To Practice day. Conran’s. his most satisfactorily, -yy'r * * • er. ------^------i rr It cost seventy-five cents to * Other bloodhounds of the * Louie Genovese rolled a three- Albert vR c/; C'.'tvWl, wiio puts TOO LATE, BOSSI ^ - watch the game^ * department insist that an ama- * All Winter; Seek Title string,total Of 408 last Thursday his iUiUi in Vazisiiester * ture is a gentleman who makes * night at the Charter Oak alleys. Herald 'r;as uoand rbSEMAN: That man. over THE REMINDER * a very nice living indeed with- • ir,v,Ti itv '..<;h his trori:8^ twice as hard as you dp.- tr-5. GEORGE: The storm burst so * earning any money. * the club during the first three Speaking about bowling, did you ehe#; pTooiidia* Hirr* its ? I«11X)LENT WORKMAN: ♦ * ♦ The North Ends are determined ,uddenly upon u$ that we had no , to get into the town title series next months— theory, fundamentals and know that “ Fido” O’Brien of Hart normal ezpanslom owing to a score Imyti .told him about it, but varning of Its approach. In an In some cities an amateur is a year and with that object in view the most important of all the stand ford holds the state ' duckpin high of 14t he rolled Saturday night. ■(fqndt'* alter.r-Lustige Kolher'-S^^ nstant the house w’as .demolished fellow who doesn’t try to fix a park the entire squad voted to practice ard rules of the game. It is expect single record with a score of 202? “ Red” says he only had seven t^ B t, Cologne. ... c, ing ticket. marks to roll his record string. ind scattered to the four "ftfinds. * • • all winter. In order to perfect plans ed that there will be at least fifty Sow I escaped being torn to members of the squad attend these The Trade School basketball OPERATE AT SEA Nuraii is an outstanding ama for 1929 the team will mett next >teces— Wednesday evening, December 26, meetings and every phase of the five plays a return game wit'. Rock PREPAREDNESS! teur. He says he came over to find game, theoretically and otherwise. ville in that city Wednesday. HUSBAND; Good-bye, my dear. TintaAon— Seized 'by an atta^lC.‘^|^ a place for the Finns to live in at the Community Club on North t^lH)ddicitls w'hlle. on a liner bo'uM^ JIMMY: That reminds me! I— Main street. At this time there will Howard “ Hobs” Keeney .will, be If anything- unexpected happens alffiost forgot to mail a letter Los Angeles while they are prepar asked to manage the team for the Don’t forget to read Jack Dwyer’s and I can’ t be home to dinner I’ll fdr I England, T. Harrison, ot New " ing for i|ie 1082 Olympics. He also be' discussed plans for the an Zerjiand, was operated on by tho or my v /lfe !---- Glasgow Evening nual bauji’ ^t which will be held in season of 1929 and the majority of article paring Manchester foot send you a note by mersenger^ Nliuiild Irave started years earlier, ball to that played in Hartford. It WIPE: Don’ t trouble. John, shlj»'s doctor. The operation, litlzen. * • ■ • January at the Hillside Inn at Bol the games will be played away from is well worth the time. i’ve got it., It fell out of yout fonaed In the middle of the Pa0nc*i<| Baseball experts have perhaps ton. Every member of the squad Is home according to present plans. Today's most interesting item Is “ Pete” Anderson hSs already been pocket last pight.— ^Answers. octei^ was successful. the best definition of amateurs we asked to report at 7:30 o’clock I -I— I ■ ■■■ I —— *; he r^arriage of Helina Konopacka, sharp. named as treasurer aad there Is Tom Conran Is forming a pocket >oyh discus throwing champion, have come across. If those five guys billiards tournament at the north A real Christmas would be one in Irife Influenza epidemic Js -hotTl Washington traded to Boston for Three Important things concern- every likelihood that “ Chip” Char- w lFi^ u t its benefits to the hdlne'-;, ' 0 M. Matueszeweski, Polish diplo- tier will head the club as its first end to settle 'he jun! champlon- which there is more forgiving than nat. It is to be hoped M. Matucs- Buddy Mver aren’t amateurs, whatj ing the game of football will be dis- ialctt -^ooUega Ir^hma^ % bave you'? / | cussed at the monthly lathering ot president. 9 of that end o| Che t.g n , Twelve itylng- ewski knows liLs business. t ’& r r — ,r'[f ■ f \,^‘. ' ' ■ »* - ‘ ■ iV, , ....
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Call FOR SALE— FRESH made cider, The Guardian having exhibited its the service last night at the Citadel the life of your daughter don’t count Bl* BverBaB 7®J^J-H,otions! 636-W or notify Joseph Schelbenp- To The account with said estate to this Court flug, 194 School street. right from press. 25c gal by the bar separated into a number of groups stifle it or you may suffer the con rel. Call Manchester 970-5. for,allowance, it Is M »*wort **na w m ^ nd ORDERED;—That the 29th day of by request and visited nearly fifty sequences. wo?d»1S tTT“ trord8. Minimum oo»t 1. Annooncemeota a FOR SALE—APPLES. Oreenlngs, December, A. D.. 1928, at 9 o’clock, shut-ins, playing a few of the favor That is the thought conveyed by price ot three llnet ^ Baldwins, Jonathan and Delicious, forenoon, at the Probate Office, In ite Christmas carols at each stop. “ Mother Knows Best,’’ Fox Films by the basket, bushel oc barrel, at said Manchester, be and tha same Is They were unable to complete the litne ratee per day .for tranalent STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts ot assigned for a hearing on the allow visualization of Edna Ferber’s the world. Ask for salting lists and the farm or delivered. Edgewood Evening circuit although they remained out ad^ ItST Fruit Farm. Tel. 945. W. H. Cowles. ance of said account with said estate, popular and internationally discuss EffeeHTe Mareh rates. Phone, 750-2. R obert J. Smith, and this Court directs the Guardian until 12 o’clock, and will go out 1009 Main street. ed story of the stage, a stage child 1 OtSi » OtB to give'public notice-to all persons again tonight on the same mission. ft Conaectitlve {H yi • interested' therein to appear and be and her rtage mother. 8 Consecutive Days . t 3ts| U Of* It may not be generally known II otel It ots Aatomoolles for heard thereon by publishing a copy “ Mother Knows Best’’ opens for 1 Day FOR SALE—FOR IMMEDIATE sale of this order in some newspaper hav that for the past two years, both a two .Ijy engagement at the State ordVrV’VoV'lrVyirular cheap. Double brass bed, springs and ing a circulation In said District, on summer and winter, members of hn eha '<‘0 at the one-time rate- 1926 FORD COUPE. t.icater tomorrow, heading a splen mattress, white Simmons bed. spilng or before December 24. 1928, and by the Songsters Brigade, composed of ^special ratea for 1926 FORD SEDAN. ' and mattress, white chest of posting a copy of "this order on ^he did Ch.-isimas holiday bill. dav advertlatna given upon reoueat 1925 FORD FORDOR. ' drawers, table and chair, grey drop public signpost In the Town where young women member# have been It's uniolding shows Madge Bel Ails ordered for ’ hree /'r al* oaye 1924 FORD COUPE. leaf breakfast table, 9x12 rug. Apply And Ask for “ Bee"' the minor last dwelt, five days before in the habit of visiting the Mem 1923 FORD COACH. ' lamy. first as a mere child strug and'stopped before the third 104 Haynes street, or Tel. 1427. said day of hearing and return make orial hospital every Sunday after day will he charged only tor f*** *®* 1924 CHEVROLET TOUSUNG. gling thi-.-ugh audience ridicule on 1928 OLDSMOBILE LAWDAU. Tell Her What You Want to this Court. noon, by permission of the hospital tual number of times the l , NEW w a l n u t b e d r o o m suite; WILLIAM S. HYDE amateur night, but with a mother,-^ ed. charging at the gfl* 1928 PONTIAC LANDAH. . ^ dresser, bed, vanity, spring, cotton Judge. , officials, to sing favorite hymns or 1928 CHRYSLER SPORT* COUPE. played Pv Louise D;esser, undaunt n.: allowances or refu''*’ * ^5!]* MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES mattress, pair of pillows. $98 com H-12-24-28. • request numbers. Yesterday they on siT time eds stopped after t.ie plete. Four 8 piece oak dining room She will take your ad. help you word it for beat results, ed by ncr failure. Then we see the 1069 Main Street. Tel. 740 and see that it is properly inserted. Hill will be mailed sang Christmas carols. Dennis P. Coleman, Algr. sets, $35, $40, $45 and $60. saciilices the mother and da,iighter ' *No^"ni forbids": display lines not WATKINS f u r n i t u r e EXCHANGE same day allowing you until seventh day after Insertion make, the baptism of fire and 17 Oak Street. to take advantage of the CASH RATlii. "'"The Herald will not be r sD^^.'inn eventually success, Broadv;ay, the for more than ane Incorrect Insertion FOR SALE—GOOD USED CARS Foul Goals Scarce PUBLIC RECORDS CRAWFORD AUTO SUPIPLY CO. Musical Instruments OS lights, the^thealer named after the of any advertlaement ordered rot girl and then— disillusionment for, mere than one time. Center & Trotter Stireets The irtadverteni omission of 1"®*^* ■ 1174 or 2021-G FRANKLIN UPRIGHT piano, first after reaching th6 goal, success and rect piihMcatlon of ndwerttsing Tel. class condition, $65. in School League Warantee Deeds. all else is but tinsel to the giri into rectified oniv hr cancellation of ftie WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE f o r s a l e —REO 7 pass. John Zielinski to Margaret Ziel charge made tor the service rendered 17 Oak Street. whose life has come her first real • • • Chandler sedan, 3 -Tel inski, a one-half interest in lots No. dump truck. Brown s ® aM g^ TeL Leeal Notices Legal Notices romance— a boy and love. Then All advertisements must conform 1 and 2 of the Oak Park tract, lo 869. corner Cooper and Weet center Wanted— ^To Buy 5S Following are the results of the comes the dramatic fight of the in at vie, copv and ttft><>graohy with AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD cated on the west side of Hilliard mother to stifle that love. What regulations enforced hy the publish streets. ______at Manchester, within ^nd for the at Manchester, within and for the Ninth District grammar school street. ers inrt they reserve the right to district of Manchester, on the 22d. happiness furnishes the climax to AVILL PAY THE HIGHEST cash District of Manchester, on the 22d basketball league games played W. Harry England to Charles I. edit, revise or relect any eopv con Auto Accessories— a day of December, A. D., 1928. day of December. A. D., 1928. this thrilling and delightful picture. sidered otijecttonahle. prices for rags, paper, magazines, Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., Saturday morhing at tha Rec: Saunders house and land on the old metal. Will also buy all kinds of Present V/ILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., Besidfb Miss Bellamy and Louise CliOSINO LUMlKR—t.nassined ade BATTERIES FOR YOUR antomoblle J Ud is Judge. SEVENTH GRADE north side of Rollister street. to he piihllshfed same day must j>e te chickens. Morris H. Lessner."- Tel. Estate of Byron F. Darling late of Dresser, the cast includes Barry ranging from $7 up Recharj^lng and 1545. Estate of Jennie Reddit late of ' Miss Scanlon (38) W. Harry England to Adolph ■ ■•'ived bv It o’clock noon. Saturd.oys repairing. Distributors of Prest-O- Manchester, in said District, deceas- Manchester in said district, deceased. Norton, Albert Gran and Lucien Upon application of Alfred W. Hyde B. F. T. Schmidt and Emma Schmidt, the 10:30 a m. llfe Batteries. Center Auto Supply 6 (1. LittlefieU. J. G. Blystone directed. I PAY THE best prices for rags, praying, that an instrument purport 6 0 12 house 'und land at No. 74 Mather Co.. 155 Center. Tel. 673. ______paper, books, metals etc. D. Oren- On motion of Arthur Aitken ad L0OI10, if ••••■•«•• A Tiffany-Stahl Color Gem, Telephone Your Want Ads stein, oldest junk dealer In town. ministrator. ing to be the last will and testament Coma, If ...... 3 0 6 street. ORDERED:—That six months from of said deceased be admitted to pro another of those screaming Hal Ads are accepted over the telephone NOW IS THE TIME to have your car Tel. 473-M. Cov?l©s, c *•••••••• 1 0 2 W. Harry England to Franklin G. checked up for the winter season. the 22d day of December, A. D.. 1928, bate and that letters ot administra 0 Roach comedies and a Ko-Ko Kar- at the CHAKHE KAIE be and the same are limited and al tion with the will annexed be granted Dougela, r g ...... 0 0 *6 Wells, jr., house and land on Wood- as a con venienco to advertisers. I u Experienced mechanics trained hv toon will also be shown. Tomor General Motors assures you expert KiMinis W itliout Board 5U lowed for the creditors within which on said estate, as per application bn Urriano, I g ...... 6 C 12 bridge street. the CA.SH HAl’KS will be screutefl ae to bring in their claims against s„id file, it is George L. Fitch to Eertie and row’s performance is continuous FULL Ha YMEN’I' If paid a’ 'he biiai- work. estate, and tne said administrator is ORDERED:—That the fbregbing (Christmas Day) from 2:15 until ness offleo on of before the af ’’" " ; H. A. STEPHENS FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, all , 19 0 38 wife, house and land on the east Chevrolet Sales and Sei^ce best modern tmprovemenls. Phone directed to give public notice to the applicatibn be heard and determined .1 IV following the first insertion oi at the Prbbate efflee in Manchester in side of Brookfield street. 10:30. "''uter at Knox Tiel. 939-2 1781 or inquire at 44 Pearl street. creditors to bring in their claims Mrs. DeWolf (5) each ad. otherwise the UllAlfti*. within said time allowed by posting a said District, cn the 29th day of De B. F. T. UA'I'H) win oe collected. No re«noni»i- copy of this order on the public ‘'■gn- cember, A. D., 1928, at 9 o clock in billiy for errors in telephonen ads Garages-—Service— Storage It) Apartments, Flats, reneiiients IL’i post nearest to the place where tn the forenoon and that notice be Buccino, rf ...... 0 1 1 will ho assumed and th.lr accuracy deceased last dwelt within said town given to all persons Interested in said ’I’ureck, if ...... 2 0 4 cannot be guaranteed. • • • FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement at and by pultlishing the same in soi. e estate of the pendency of said appli Massey, c ...... 0 0 0 newspaper having a' circulation in cation and the time and place of Index of Classifications FOR RENT—GARAGE on (Chestnut 5C1 Main street, all improvements. CoIg, 1*5' .• ••• 0 0 0 Inquire 41 Russell street. said probate district, within ten days hearing thereon, by publishing a copy street. Appl.v to Aaron Johttson. 62 turn make to this court of the notice of this order in some newspaper hav Lennon, Ig ...... 0 0 0 We Offer - You Choose F.ventng Herald Want Ads are how Nnden street. ing a circulation in said district, o . groiiiied according to classifications FOR RENT— 5 ROOM tenement. 61 Given. Only S500 cash gives warrantee deed to an e.xcellent 6 room Mill street. Inquire 65 Mill street, or WILLIAM S. HYDE or before December, 1928, and by l.elpw and for handy rofereace will Moving— riiichlng— «i<>rape go Judge. posting a copy of this order on the 2 1 5 single, oak Hoor and trim, steam heat, separate slnk room and appear In tho numerical order indi- call 1218. H-12-24-2S. |)ublic sign-post in said town of Man pantry, large attic, 2 car grage and the pnee only ?6,650. . It .•■Mpd; . STORAGE ROOMS for furnHurv or FOR ]:^ENT— 6 ROOM tenement on chester. at least five days before the EIGHTH GRADE is a bargain. Births ...... C a t a COURT OF PROBATE HELD day of said hearing, to appear if tlie.v KnKiigenienia ...... , . . . . o merchandise available at Braith- Hilliard street, all improvements in Miss Eaton (30) 8 riHini single on Haynes street, all modern', 2 car garage. waite’s. 52 Pearl street. cluding heat. Garage. Telephone at Manchester, within and for the see cause at-said time and place and Mairlages ...... J-j District of Mancliester, on the 22d be heard relative thereto, and make B. F. T.' This is a heantiful home offered for sale only on account of own ••re******* 1397-2. 1 leil ths ...... dav of December, A. D., yi28. return to this court, and by mailing 3 0 6 er’s business calling him to another city. Price and terms are Cards of Thanks . WANTED— SMALL load of furniture Kennedy, rf ...... to Boston or’ Lowell, the day aftei TO RENT— FIVE ROOM flat, all im Present WILLIA.M S. HYDE.- Esq., in a registered letter on or before Viulle -mt t. If ..... 5 0 10 attractive. . In Memorlain ...... *j provements. 112 Oak street. Inquire December 24. 1928, postage paffi. a LuVst and Found ...... Christmas. L. T. Wood, 55 fBissell Judge. , , XlSidd©!!, C ■••••••• 3 0 6 Seven room single of latent model and design on Green Hill street. after 5 o’clock at 114 Oak street. Estate of Rudolph Kissmann late ot copy of this order to Addie L. Bar- Annoiincenienis ...... - I .Manchester, in said District, deceas- rows, 175 Indiana Ave.. .Providence, 1 0 2 street. 2 car garage, now ready. i’ rice and terms reasonable. Personals ...... * * Mack, r g ...... Antnmohllrs PERRETT &. GLENNEY moving sea FOR RE.N'P—6 ROn.M ten'ment on ed. , Wright, rg ...... 0 0 0 Nice new single six rooms, English Colonial style. Closed in son is here. Several trucks n3 vour Pearl street, all Improvements In On motion of Mary Kissmann, ad WILLIAM S. HYDE sun iiarlor, a beautiful home with garage. $6,000, on very easy Automobiles rot Sale ...... J ' Judge. McCaulley, ig ..... 1 0 2 Aufoiiinlilles for Exchange ...... « service, up to date etiiilpment. ex quire at 136 Pearl street. Phone ministrator 2569. ORDERED;—That six months from H-12-24-2'. ______Eagleson, Ig ...... 1 0 2 terms. Auto Accessories—’I'lres ...... « perienced men. Phone 7-2. \ If you are interested in the construction of new up-to-date Aiiio Repairing— Palming . . . . . < the 22nd da.v of December. A. D.. 1928, LOCAL AND LONG dlifiance moving I’O RENT — CENTENNI Al. aiiait- be and the same are limited and al '^AT^A COURT OF PROB.ATE HELD houses take a stroll or drive through Elizabeth Park on Henry 'Auto Sch )ols ...... bv experienced men. Public .atom- meriis, four room auartment. lani- lowed for the creditors within which at Mancliester. within and for the 15 0 30 Aift'os—Ship by Truck ...... s tor service, neat gas range. Ice Ix'x District of Manchester, on the 22d. street. Aunis— For Hire ...... • house. L T Wood, 55 BIssell street. to bring in their claims against said Miss McGuire (14) (larages—Service—Storage . . . . . tv Tel. 496. furnished Call Mancliesier ,Con- estate, and the said .admlnl.strator is day of December. A. D-, 1928. B.‘ F. T. . struction Company. '2160 or 782-2 Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Motitrcycles— Hlcyele ...... || direeted to give public notice to the creditors to bring in their claims Judge. Lupien, r ’ ...... 0 0 0 Wanted a u’ os — M.'torcvcies .. . It RcpHirlng FOR RENT— PI.EA.SA.NT apariment. ROBERT J. SMITH Over Post Office IliiHincsa nnrt l•ro^e«all»IlMl gervtees within said time allowed hy posting a Estate of Kenneth Manchester of Tedfqrd, I f ...... 0 0 0 120 W. Center street. Walter Olcott. copy of ti'is order on the public sign .Manchester, in said District, minor. 2 0 4 Beal Estate, Iiistiranre, Steamship Tickets 1 Muslti-ss Service.- tUTered ...... IS CHIMNEYS CLEANED and reiwired. W0bl), c ■••••••••• Household Services oiTered ...... 18-A Teleplione 357. post nearest to the pl.ace where the The Trustee having e.xhibited its 2 10 key fitting, safes opened, saw filing deceased last dwelt within said town annual account with said estate to Enrioc, rg ...... 4 Huliding—<'ioitrHCtinB ...... and grinding. Work called for FOR RENT—SEVER Al- first class 0 0 s — Nu rf erles ..,.•••••••• J and by publishing the same in .some ihis Court for allowance, it is 0 Harold Clemson. 108 North -Elm rents, with all 'mprovemeois Apply newspaper having u circulation In ORDERED:—That the 29th day of Ktinernl |>ir**i*tnr^ ...... J* p.ilward J HoR. 865 tain street. Tel Heating— Pliirrhing —Roofing .. It street. Tel. 462. said probate district, within ten days December, A. D.. 1928. at 9 o’clock, 560. 6 2 14 I nsurance ...... s...... }' from the date of this order, and re forenoon, at the Probate Office, in MATTRESSES. BOX SPRINGS, cush turn make to this court of the notice said Manchester, be and the same is THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: .\lillinerv —I'ressmaklng j ...... I« ions and pillows- sterilized and reno l•'n|{ KI6NT—5 K'l'l.M ffripment. Movng—Trucking—Storajte . . . given. assigned for a hearing on the allow Oliss Reed (16) vated with sulphur and formal ern con veiHenoes, Atiplv 7 Allen WILLIAM S. HYDE ance of said administration account Paln'Iiig— Papering -----^...... »' dehyde best met bod. Reasonable Plfn>e. B. F. T. The Story of Christmas • I*r‘»f^?*sh'nAI Services ...f .,#•••• Judge. w'ith said estate, and this Court di 2 prices. Holmes Bros. P'urnPuro Co., H-12-24-2S. rects the Trustee to give public no Hultine, r f ...... 1 0' 331 Center street. Tel. 1268. K>»K KKN’I'— 5 KiinM tenement. 4 Sketches by Uessey; S)fnopsis by Urauchci Tailoring — I tveing-t’leaning- .. 2^ Robert .1 tice to all persons Interested therein Raguskus, I f ...... 2 0 .Mather street., rent $16 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HEI.D to appear and be heard .thereon by Tf'll^t ffid Sprvlre ^.««»«e •• SEWI.N’G MACHINE repairing of all Smith I'elc phone 756-2. Holmes, c ...... 0 0 0 Wanted—Rtisltiess -set vice ...... ** Pt Manchester, within and for the publishing a copy of this order in makes, oils, needles and supplies. K District of Manchester, on the. 22d some newspaper having a circulation Cotton, rg ...... 1 0 2 Kdiicnllnnnl ^ W. Garrard, 37 Edward street.^ Tel Courses and vlla.-ses 21 Hoiisi'fi lor itoni dav of December. A. D.. 1928. in said , District, on or before De Lashinski, I g ...... 0 0 0 Private InstniclUin ...... ^ ...... *1 715- t Present "WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. cember 24,1928, and by posting a Sartor, I f ...... 3- 0 6 Judge. copv of this order on the public sign- Itanclng- ...... f PHONOGRAPH?. vacuum cleaner, FOR RE.NT— RIGHT ROOM house on McPartland, c ...... 1 -0 2 .Mii.alcal — prattiatic ...... • Main street, all improvements, l.trge Estate of Joseph Chambers late-of nost in the Town of Manchester, five 3) clock repalripg. key lilting, gun, and Manchester, in said District, deceas- days before said day of hearing and Bissell, rg ...... 0 0 0 Wanted— I nsi nic'ton ....i ,., lock smithing. Bralthwaif'. 52 Pearl garden and garage. Call 1054-2 PIniincInt t ed. return make to this Court. Steventon, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Bonds—Slocks— Moi igage^ . . . . SJ street. The Administrator having exhibit •WILLIAM S. HYDE Hoti.st-s for SaU; Judge. Business upi'ortunities ed bis administration account with 16 Money to leian ...... 4...... *'* Hvlp Waniert— F«*male sJo said estate to this Court for allow H-12-24-28. 8 0 Monev Wattled •...... 3 ...... FOR S.ALE OR RENT—New single ance. it is Miss Sweeney (15) ORDERED:—That the 29th dav of ^ T A COURT OF PROBATE HELD llrlv nnd SHnnllftiae WA.NTEU—GIRL with High school G-room house, 313 Woodbridge B. F. T. Help \V a tiled — e'e male . . . , ...... 3;, street. Steam heat and garage. necenilier, A. D.. 1928. at 9 o’clock. at Manchester, within and for the training for job requiring stenogra forenoon, at the Probate Office, in District of- Manchester, on the 22d Fischer, rf 0 0 0 Help Wanted—Male ...... 3fi phy. typing and miscellaneous otlice Call 711. 1 Help Wanted—Male or Feninl'' .■ s; I .said Manchester, lie and the same is dav of December, A. D.. 1928. 3 0 6 work, with opportunity for advance FiiR S.t\ LE— W ASH I .NG'I’O.N street. assigned for a hearing on the allow Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Agents Wanted ...... J...... 37-A ment. Apply Cheney Brothers Em Brown, c ...... 4 0 8 Situations Wanted —FemaJ^ .... S'* Iirand new six -00m Colonial, oak ance of said administration account Judge. 0 Situations Wanted — Male 3H ployment Bureau. tioors througiiout, fire place, tile with said estate, and this Court di Estate of Frances McPherson of Catalano, r g ...... 0 0 Emplovineni .agencies ♦'> Itaih. targe corner lot. Price right. rects the Administrator to give public Manchester, in saiid District, minor. Delefaro, Ig ...... 0 1 1 l.lve Slock — l•cfa— INuilfry^' ehlrlo- Help Wanted— Male or I'einale S" Terms Call Arthur A. Knofia. Tele- n tlce to all persons interested thera- The Guardian having exhibited Its in to appear and be heard thereon by annual account with said estate to Dogs —Birds— Pit> ...... 41 phon-! 782-2, 875 Main street. 7 1 ■ 15 Sitting there in his barren room» Scropge, led by tl Live Stock — Vehiclet ....4 ..,.. 42 WANTED — experienced broad- publishing a copy of this order in this Court for allowance, it Is Poultry and Suiu'lies...... j ...... 43 leaf tobacco assorters Apply FOR S.ALE—JUST OFF ICast Center some newspaper having a circulation ORDERED:— That the 29th day of Ghost of Christmas Past, revisited in his wandering* Wanted — Pp*s—PniiU rv—Sstnek 44 Hackett Brothers. Buckland, Co^mi^ street, nice 6 room iionia, fire place, in» said District, on or before Decem December, A. D.. 1928, at 9 o’clock, Koi Siilc— Mlacrtlniic|>ns oak floors and trim. 2 car garage, ber 24. 1928. and hy posting a copy forenoon, at the Probate Office, In “ THE PATRIOT’ ENDS fancy happy scenes of his youth. Bright Christmases Articles tor Sale ...... , .... 45 liigh elevation. Owner says sacrifice. of this order on the public slgmpost said Manchester, be and the same Is of long afgo returned. The sprrit led him back to the Boats and vocessorles...... , .... 4« Situalions Waiiled— Male Price very low. Small amount cash in the Town where the deceased last assigned for a hearing on the allow LiiJildmg Matetialt ...... » .... 47 mortgages arranged. Call Arthur A. dwelt, five days before said day of ance of said administration account warehouse where he hkd been an apprentice. They Dtatiionds— Watches—.lewelrv .. , 18 WANTED— WORK as private chaffeur Knofia. Telephone 782-2. 875 Main hearing and return make to this with, said estate, and this Court di RUN AT STATE TODAY peeped Into the office and there sat joHy old Feziiwrg, Electrical Aiipllances— Radjo .. 49 or truck driver. References. Tele- street. Court. rects the Guardian to give public no Fuel and Feed ...... (...... 49-A WILLIAM S. HYDE tice to all persons interested therein, Scrooge’s former employer. ) ;. ^ 0.-13 •Darden — Farm— Dairy Prolluefs 511 Judge. to appear and be heard thereon by Legal Notices 79 V gy NEA, Through Speciaf Permission of U:e Publishers ot Ttw Book of Kpowtedg.. Cop]|Tlgllt. 1 9 2 3 ^ 2 ^ noiisehold D.iiids ...... ^.... ol H-12-24-28. publishing a copy of this order In For the final times tonight, at Maclilriery and I'ools...... L.... 5‘2 I.lve St««k—Velilrles 42 some newspaper having a circulation Musical Instruments ...... 1.... 53 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ^'OtT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD in said District, on or before De 7:00- and 9:00, Manchester theater Office and Store E'lutpmcnt 1 .... 54 f o r SALE— s e v e n tuberculin test at Manchester, within and fo^ the at Manchester, within and for the cember 24, 1928. and by posting a patrons will have the opportunity Sporting tlocds—tliins ....i.. . 65 ed cows; also chickens and PuLets. District of ftlanchester, on the 22d. District of Manchester, on the 22d copy of this order on the public sign of viewing “ The Patriot,” Emil S[ieclals af rhe Stores ...... 5fi 756 Vernon ctreet. Telephone 4ol- . day of December, A. D., 1928. day of December. A. D.. 1928. post in the Town of Manchester, five Wearing Apparel —Furs ...i.... 51 Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Present, WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., days before said day of hearing and Jannings’ new Paramount starring Wanted—To H u y ...... i... 55 Judge. ■ Judge. return make to this Court’. vehicle. |{nninii— llonrii-llnicis —1| eanrtai Articles for Sale 45 Estate of Herbert Ratenberg, Jr., Estate of Sylvester Jackmore of WILLIAM S. HYDE This powerful and thrilling dra licsinurnni* 1 of Manchester, in said District, minor. Manchester, in said District, minor. Judge. Rooms Without Hoard FOR SALE—NATIONAL cash register The Guardian having exhibited Us The Guardian having exhibited its H-12-24-28. . matic-photoplay presents the fam Hoarders Wanted ...... and filing system in first class condi annual account with said estate to account with said estate to this Court ou s' Jannings in the most vivid Country Hoard —Resorts tion. Price right for quick sale. Ap-. this Court for allowance, it is for allowance. It is. characterization, of his screen Hotels—Restaurants ... ply at Gibson’s Garage. 16 Main ,t. ORDERED:— That the 29th day of ORDERED:—That the 29th day of Wamod — .<0 1 10 1 8— H.iard ...i ... December, A. D., 1928. at 9 o’clock, December, A. D., 1928, at 9 o’clock, career; He is seen in the role of lirni Eninte Kiir llent forenoon, at the Probate Office, in forenoon, at the Probate Office, in ABOUTTOWN Czar Paul the First, crazed em Apartments. Flats. Teneiiic nf a .. Electrical Appliances— Kadlo 49 said Manchester, be and the same is said Manchester, be and the same is peror of Russia during the days of Hiisiness leications for Rent . . . assigned for a hearing on the allow assigned for a hearing on the allow its terrible revolution. Intermingled Hoii.aes tor Kent ...... 4-*« XMAS SPECIALS ance of said account with said estate, ance of said administration account Two patients were discharged Suburban for Kent ...... 4>.. Log-o-Dyne radio, speaker and tubes and this Court directs the Guardian with said estate, and this Court di from the Memorial hospital yester with the plot are beautiful se Summer Homes tor Rent ...... $25. Freed-Elsemann radio and tubes to give public notice to all persons rects the Guardian to give public nb- quences,of 'luxury and love, plus interested therein to appear and be tic'.' to all persons Interested therein day, Anna Bushnell of 494 East Wanted to Kent ...... 4 -<- $15.'New Atwater-Kent electric con Cen ter street and Samuel Hadden of gorgeous scenes laid in the Palace (lent flainte For Sniei sole $119. Also new Majesties, C-os- heard thereon by publishing a copy of to appear and be heard thereon by Apartment Biilldttigs fot Sale '.. levs, and Atwater-Kents. this order in some newspaper having publishing a copy of this order in West street. No admissions, births, at St. Petersburg. Business P.ruperty for Sale ..| ... WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE a circulation in said District, on or some newspaper having a circulation deaths or accidents were reported. Jannings is given splendid sup Farms and l,a..d for Sale . . a ...... 17 Oak Street before December 24. 1928, and by in said District, on or before Decem port hy a selecteJl. cast of favorites Houses for S a le ...... f... 73 posting a copy of this order on the ber 24, 1928. and by posting a copy of “Yo ho! my boys!” l.g>t8 for Sale ...... ;. public signpost in the Town of Man this order on the public signpost in Ernest M. Zwick of Baltimore is including Florence JVidor, Neil Resort Property for SaD Fuel ana Feed 49-A chester, five days before said day of the Town of Manchester, five days be spending the holidays at his home Hamilton and Lewis Stone. ' Scrooge, the old man, said Fezziwig. ‘‘No more Suburban for Sale ...... - hearing and return make to this fore said day of hearing and return on Church street. He has as his The .-latest issue of MGM News saw Scrooge, the young work tonight. Clear Real Estate for Exchange 76 FOR SALE—SI.AB wood. stove Court. make to this Court. Wanted— Real Estate ...... ft... 77 length, fireplace wood 6 to 9 dollars WILLIAM-S. HYDE WILLIAM S. HYDE guest Milton H. Orcutt of Worces Events and a Hal Roach comedy man, walk into the office away!” Eagerly the Ancllnn— Legal IVotlmfx a truck load. V. FIrpo, 116 Wells ■ - Judge. Judge. ter, a former room mate at Spring- will complete the program. and heard again Fezzi- young men arranged the Auction Sales ...... j... 78 street. Phone 2466-W and 3634-2. H-12-24-28. ^ H-12-24-28. ^ field college. < Legral NoMcer ...... 77 wig’s happy Christmas warehouse for a Christ B y Frank Beck greeting. mas party. GAS BUGGItftS—There is a Santa Claus IZ.-I3 V ______4ER^S NOTE ------V \ s N O . I SHOULD THINK YOU FROM 'THE *EDITOR. LISTEN! ) ) WOULD HANS TOUR HEAD ^ ''AND* IN REWARD FOR . ' H E R E ... A , IN s h a m e ! if y o u h a d n 't j u n i o r 's ' KINDNESS IN HELPING PUT YOUR b i c y c l e ! FOUGHT WITH, THAT HIM FIND HIS W A LLET, THE JOHN HENRY THIS MUST APARTMENT HOUSE MANAGER, SUPERINTENDENT OF THE ON TH IS . JUNIOR WOULD HAVE WON a p a r t m e n t HOUSE .TURNED A BICYCLE. BESIDES ’THAT, m & t a k e JU N IO R IN EVERY TENANTS ' , YOU -WERE ,TOO STUBBORN SUBSCRIPTION TO ‘JUNIORS T O HIM ONE ,WAS SHY AFTER BU Y F IF TE E N , CREDIT.?.— WHY,THAT^ / AS 'I • SUGGESTED f VAITING UNTIL > subscribers! T H E MAN YOU ,fT WiftS T O O ' ' KNOCKED DOWN. LATE TO Dtf f I ) ANVTHN 6 t< t nr FiNALiyi UPOkl^ • HEM THAT 1 i CHRISTMAS U ( IS GOINS Into the warehouse, converted by willing hands inTol T O 0 ^ AN AWFUL MiRm* a ballroom for the evening. oame,a fiddler with a music* CMSAPPOtsTTl book. In came Mrs. Fezziwig and tho three Misses, T O JUNIOR Fezziwig. In came the cook, the milkman, the house V rTH O U T A maid, the baker. Twenty couples assembled, and with BICVCLE.. arms locked, fo rm ^ a circle and d a n c ^ .a s only youth knows how to danw. (To Be Continued) ;
I PAGE ELEVEN. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MON d XY, DECEMBER 24.1928. -w * 'j I ~ IKy Percy L. CVosby SRIPPY rnmimmmmmmm ' H ■ » fLAPfER FANNY SAYS; SENSE NONSENSE y/| Tnouc^ht YH ! I U/At A Christmas Toast. j o s t H O fA e Pity the cop on the corner, AWAY A^rrA 'V=s... Faithfully guarding his post, f o U T H C M R W 6 Y Freezing his feet In the snow and j slush, , s 6 '5 i Calmly directing the holiday rush. / FO A IT A Gentlemen, drink to my toast: Here's to the cop on the corner! '\ Here’s to the cop on the comer, )■ Patiently guiding the host. < Coat pockets bulging with mellow cigars. Twenty and tens from the auto- mocais— Gentlemen, dr|nk to my toast: Pity the cop on the corner.
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