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J . \|T^. ^ r» f • WF \^- lte hg’d always kept:fiiith and 'could he'.coulfi, uphoj^fpg the oppresqu most human aspirations— and a Albert Victor Searle.s. It was a nasty I Aanrt|ieiitrr lot nearer than many. case. But when it came to the good TALCOTBLIE Perhaps the explanation of the old dependable Boston jury that CHRISTMAS GIFT SPECIALS EttPtttng Iftfralb body, as usual, failed to convict'. It shortage is not so dlfllcult to arrive On next Sunday evening at 7:30 EVERY MONDAY AND THURSDAY PUBLISHED B? was a departure from the. , general m w at. Perhaps the solicitors Just went p. m., Iqi the church assembly t h e h e r a l d PRUtTlNG CO. out after more money than Hart custom in such cases that it did not rooms, John W. Mace National Founded by Elwood S. Ela Field Director of Near East Relief Oct. 1, 188*. ford felt like giving away. acquit, but instead disagreed. Every Evening Except Sundays and Washington, Nov. 17. :— Three will speak. Mr. Mace speaks from We have always looked a bit ask Now, with all solemnity, . the By .ARTHUR.-N. PACK Holidays. Dbmocratic .presidential . possibili-^- President, American Nature Ass’n. first-hand knowledge of political Entered at the Post Office at Man present district attorney, supposed ance at this community chest idea, ties came out of the recent election It is one of the laws of life-that and social conditions in the Near No. '4 chester as Second Class M^ll Matter. ly representing quite a new and in first-class running order.- SUBSCRIPTION RATES- By Mall in spite of the fact that it has alKaninials live by . preying Upon East because of several Journeys to different regime, declares that pub . Governor A1 Smith of New-York other organisms. Just as wh find Turkey, Armenia,' Transcaucasia Six dollars a year; sixty cents a somehow gained very general ap of course. . month for shorter periods. proval, because we have never be lic policy does not demand an various creatures , oco^pylng all and the Holy, Land. He has Just re By carrier, eighteen .ents . week. . Governor Albert C. Ritchie, of conceivable situation hn land and turned from an . inspection of the other trial— and so the gentlemen Maryland, also, pf course, but not Sl..gle ooploa t ree centa lieved that people like to be so iu water, y so do we find associated Anjerlcan orphapage work in Thursday Only SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE “ managed” in the matter of their are freed. Just incidentally ai quite so much so. with them the enemies which sub SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Lloser. And Senator. Jim Rned of Mis Greece, Syrla. Palestlne and Egypt. Inc, 25 West 43d Street. Sew lo-k giving. The community chest has nolle prosqui was entered on an sist on them. As a speaker and organizer he was and 612 North Michigan Avenue. souri. taken most of the sentiment out other indictment for a similar con The heasts of prey; being of phimlnently identified with Liberty Chicago. One possibility fell by the way- comparatively large size, are in the Framed Pictures $1.59 spiracy against another person. side— Atlee Pomerene of/Ohio. He Loan, Red Gross, Y. M. C. A., a n f The Manchester Evening Herald ls of charity in the interest of a so- popular mind typical examples of on sale *n New York City at Schultz's Now the boys can go to it again. was too thoroughly trounced in other war drives. Mr. Mace has News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd called efficiency. And where you this universal Jaw, although 'amons written extensively oh the Levant Number 4 of our series of Christmas Gift Spe his campaign for the Senate to the reptiles and fishes, as well as Street and 42nd Street entrance of strip the sentiment from charity make any showing at the next Dem and baa apoken in churches,'clubs cials, being offered every Mondhy and Thursday, is Grand Central Station. — when charity is essentially a seni hi^he insects and the lower inver and Chambers’ of Commerce from "International News Service ■fia's the ocratic national convention. tebrates, and even - among the a jrroup of framed pictures at $1.59. As usual no Another possibility has laded coast to coast In America. He is exclusive rights to use for republlca- timent, and a noble one— it would plants, are found many examples 'phone orders or reservations will be taken nor tion In any form all news dispatches seem that you leave little to appeal completely into the back,ground— of relentless predatory habits. now director of the entire fl[ell credited to or not otherwise credit William G. McAdop of California. fcrces of the organization through-, any pictures sold at this price before or after ed In this paper. It Is also .-xcluslvely to any quality save a more or less Among the mammals which gain entitled to US'- for republlcatlon all William G. was lading anyway. out the United States. Thursday. the local or undated news published questionable kind of pride. Some pecuUar election stunt on his The Friendship Doll, for Japan, herein." With the community chest inven part was reejuired to keep, him dressed by the Ladies Home Mis The pictures are garden scenes by R. Arthur- tion taking the enthusiasm out of from, disappearing utterly. He sionary society Is wady for its long son Fox, all new, fresh subjects with plenty of col WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1926. dldh’t perform any. He may be the people in their giving there is journey bearing a inesaage of Go.odr or. “Midsummer Magic”, "Garden of Romance”, able to hamstring other candihacies VtHIl. This doll was 6n exhibition on another condition that enters into New York, Nov. 17,— See-saW- but as for his own, he no longer "Dreamland” and "Promenade” are the titles, in JAVA. Sunday noon at the local chnirch the situation— the personal budget. Ing up and down Broadway I has one. and was upder the car s' of Mrs. dainty gold and blue frames with glass. Size: Little cablegrams come from Very few people today walk around noticed the doors of the Metropoli Smith, Ritchie and Reed! Or maybe Smithy Reed- and Ritchie! Fred Thorp. 9x13 inches. Regular $2.25. Cash and carry. Java, telling of “ bolshevlst” upris with unappropriated bunches of tan Opera House swinging open The Red Cross drive for members once more and the slllo-hatted, op- This doesn't take dark horses ings there. One day the report says money in their clothes, awaiting into consideration. It dealk only for the coming year is under way. era-coated doormen graciously tak Dudley Douglas has beeu appointed* that they have been suppressed the joyous hail of a drive solicitor ing tickets as they are taken no with headliners. but the next day there is news of by Rockville as collector for this — except, of course, the ever pres place else in the world, and mum section and will start his canvass at mXKINS BROTHEM more fighting. It is admitted that bling “ good evening” to the beau Smith’s figure is in the center. ent bootlegger. Everybody knows'why, so why tell once. Any wishing to aid this there have been many casualties. tiful women in ermine coats. . . . A great many thousands are it? worthy cause may give their dufs to The governor at Batavia has been Within three mlrfutes I had H: Mv. Douglas sometime during this meeting payments of automobile.s, counted the equivalent of perhdps Yet the same old prejudices will killed. exist against him in 1928 that ex week. to say nothing of automobile up $40,000 in ermines. . . . All head Rev. F. P. Bacheler, who has It is doubtful if anywhere else ed for the historic “ horseshoe” isted against him in 1924. One may keep. The radio installment man not sympathize w if’. them, but they been HI with an attack of the grip on earth is there a numerically has to be paid, ^ the man who sold where society holds forth for at least one opera a year. . . / No have to be yecognized. Is convalescing. great people who have been so us the overstuffed set on “ easy So, while he’s the loading candi Mr. and Mrs. Felix McCue of one in the millionaire set' “ can date, nevertheless he’s an uncer Mink utterly subjugated, beaten down terms.” Prosperous the country is, afford” to miss this occasion. . . . Millers Palls, Mass., were week-er d and crowded into the dust as the tain quantity. guests of Mrs. McCue’s parents, Mr. but largely the prosperity is dis Who occupies the “ diamond Ritchie did, relatively, as well in their livelihood by killing other an imals, none are better fitted for and Mrs- J. Edmund Bradley. Javanese have been by their Dutch counted in advance and there never horseshoe?” . . .uWell, there are Maryland as Smith did in New some 60 boxes and the total value their life than the weasels. • Sumner B. Smith was a ruest conquerers. It is a part of the world was a time or place in history York. Only Maryland isn’t on as of their occupants probably would Some Climb TreM over the week-end of Mr., and Mrs. that we hear little of, but travelers where so much money was owing, large a scale as New Yq^rk. Na Martin Ressler of Bridgeport. reach into the many billions. . . . tionally speaking, the very same Weasels, including the minks who have been to Java declare that and so much had to be regularly There, for instance, is Mrs. Cor and martens and some other less- John G. Talcptt, Jr., a student of thing that’s an explosion, coming Deerfield Academy at Deerfield, a visit to that country is the most paid, as now. No way has been in nelius Vanderbilt. . . . The box is from New York, is onl> a loud pop, known species,'live in a great va riety of situations from the tropics Mass., bias been, upending, several depressing experience of a world No. 1. . . , And the R,obert Goe- coming from Maryland vented of meeting this month's to the polar regions. Some, can days at his home here. tour, so cowed and servile are the lets. . . . Someone tells me the All the same, if Smith can’t automobile bill and contributing to Vincent Astors are absent th}s sea climb trees readily, nearly all are During the absence from the natives under the iron rule of their connect, Ritchie’s either second or charity with the same fifty dollar son, the reason being that Mrs. As- third in line of succession. at home amomg rocks and in some ..hplr of Rep. Francis Pritchard who Give Today! white masters. note. tor is quite fed up with the social But don’t forget Reed. Reed the slenderness of body which is ill, William Couch of Fast Hart Long before any Caucasian ever whirl. . . . Which I pass on as cleaned up Missouri as effectively characterizes most of the. group is ford will sing basSi. Everything considered— and es carried to a degree which enables heard of Java, there was a ripe civi gossip for what it may be worth. as Smith cleaned up New York Jr The Christian Endea'^or society pecially in view of the circum them to traverse the underground met on Sunday evening, Mrs. Albert lization there. There was a beauti . . . In No. 27 is Clarence Mackey, Ritchie Maryland. He himself stance that the public recognizes whose little daughter got herself wasn’t a candidate for anything burrows of their rodent prey. Beebe was the leader aniF the sub Join your neijjhbors and friends in giving ful Javanese architecture, ruins of the existence of a rapidly growing married to Irving Berlin and start this year but his support was a.blg Two of our well-known species, ject “ Interdenominational Fellowr the otter and the mink, have devel which are still discernible. There ed no end of chatter. . . . The El factor in electing Harry Hawes to ship.” class of professionals in welfare oped aquatic habits, and are thus a contribution to the Finance Campaign of was a Javanese literature, com work— it would, seem that the bert Garys use No. 19 and the steel the United States-Senate in place of a Republican. able to prey on fishes, and other parable to the ancient literatures of king is said to be quite an opera water creatures.'* The otter has so the Hartford chest drive did not. do so fan. And Reed has the advantage of / China and Japan. It was a country badly. Perhaps one effect of the far progressed in this modification — Oh yes, the Ill-fated number! being a mid-westerner. that he now confines, his- diet en of independent states, well organ shortage will be to call a halt in 13 is the property of George Henry ANDOVER That seems to* be the line-up- tirely to aquatic prey. ized politically. the annual Increase in the amount Warren, w^o, somehow,, doesn’t The mink, however, while re- Shortly after Columbus crossed demanded. find it unlucky. I lain rn ^ ^ ’abmtr^to’ capturer* a the Atlantic, Portuguese traders So it goes. Diamonds,; Heed and Ritchie. ^ great variety of land animals, also Mrs. William Palmer and Mrs. But can any of ’em get It? Kitty Mittens mbtored to Norwich Manchester Community Club gowns, blue book, the richest of-the found Java, entered upon commer They’re all wets. Taking the dry has learned to. seek Its living in ’RAY FOR BORAH! rich. . . . the water, and is thus more inde Thursday with Mrs'.. Mitten’s son, cial relations with its people and For the first-time in many a long Solid South into consideration, is BlswortL who played his: corriet it possible for any candidate, no pendent than its .cousin. continued to visit the continent- day this newspaper finds itself in Minks have their breeding plac with the Italian band, one of the Having overlooked our busy lit matter.how strong otherwise, to largest bands In the state. Mr. Mit island until near the close of the enthusiastic accord with William B. es in dens in banks or among tle round-the-towner, Harry K. overcome that handicap? tens although ' only 15 is.' quite a 16th century, when Dutch adven- Say it isn’t. Then we get down rocks, ,preferably In situations Borah, United States senator from TJiaw, for some- time, I now beg to talented player, fie plays quite often; What your gift will do: .turers, then mighty on the seas, to some dark horse. On ■ dark where falls or rapids occur, as it Ida^o. Mr. Borah is a magnificent report that his latest is petite Tot is in such places that food Is likely in different places and has promised Help keep the ball, field. chanced that way. They drove away horses one man's guess is about as | isolationist, whose creed has been, Qunlters, blond and cunning, who ■good as another’s. to be abundant. to go to Norwich again in. the near, 'Help the tennis coijrt. the Portuguese. They made war on in effect, that nothing that takes recently was featured In a night Still, to mention a couple of Traveling Family- iuture. - '■ . -. Help'keep the reading rooms. the peaceful, religious, art loving club revue. . . . Baby minks are evw -hungry and Mrs. Ward Talbot left, Sunday^for place outside of the territorial lim 4ark horses— ex-Secretary of Ag Help keep the pool rooms. Javanese. Such resistance as the Saw Chick Endor, now a mem riculture Edwin*' T. Meredith ot it requires a quantity of food to Atlanta, Georgia to visit her daugh-^ its o f the United States is any affair ber of the highest paid entertainer satisfy a growing family. Flshds, ter and family, Mr. afid Mrs. Wil Help keep the dance hall. natives could make, lacking Euro lo'wa and Governor Vic Donahey of of any American. But just now he quartet in Manhattan. . . . Which Ohio. mice, small birds, and in some plac liams. Mr. 'Williams is a professor Help keep organized recreation. pean arms, they did make. It was a has departed from this view long means plenty cf money. . . . And Meredith is darker than Dona es crawfishes, make up the ordi in the Atlanta Uniyersity. V nary bill of fare of the family, and Help all 'our young folks. long, long war that followed. For enough to express himself very just three years -ago he was trying hey but he’s visible. Mrs. E. M. Yeomank has the out in an amateur act in Lllydale, • Donahey, just re-elected to a the gathering of a constant supply, rheumatism tind was unisble toi/play more than 200 years the Dutch forcibly and very intelligently on means much travel. N. Y., or some such place. . . . third term as governor of the Buckr the organ in church Sunday morn killed, and captured and enslaved, Where its natural supply of the subject of China. He protests Which shows that they roll fast eye state, says he.isn’t a presiden- ing. Miss Ida Hamilton ^presided in and finally, by 1808, they had ac wild prey is depleted, the mink against any intrusion by foreign when they start going. . . . ; ■ 'tlal candidate, but, sufficiently her place. quired firm possession of the coun Charles Frohman, actor-manager, urged, they all ^all for it. sometimes invades theuoultry.yard powers into the tangled affairs of where the results arw serious. Its Morris Swartz of Hebron was .a try. who now holds forth with , a series j And consider Donahey’s per caller in town Friday evening. ' that harassed nation ^nd digs vig of “ salons” known as. “ Ten Nightt! formance—a Republican ticket destructive habits, however, are Except for a tiny interlude dur orously at the ground prepared by offset by the fact that ltd fur com Lewis Phelps spent ' Friday at in a Star Room.” . . . Everyone elected from top to bottom, by an Storrs College. ’ ing the Napoleonic wars^ Java has, Silas Strawn, United States repre that is anyone on Broadway at overwhelming majority, with the bines beauty and durability, and is therefore valuable. Mr. and Mrs. Thornton Griswold, been a Dutch possession ever since. sentative to the special conference tends. . . . E. H. Sothern, Lenore single exception of Donahey. .A presidential possibility like this of Qrlswoldvllle, visited. Mrs. Gris And the worst exploited colonial on Chinese customs tariff, for some Ulrich. Taylor Holmes, Wllliatn. wolds parents, Mr. and Mrs. Holden Hodge and who-have-you are typi isn’t to be sneezed at in a state that Send a stamped addressed en* possession to which any European sort of intervention in China by the casts as many electoral votes as V elope and questions of fact having Brojrn recently. Any Part of the Town. cal headline guests. . . . to do with Nature will be answered state ever held outrageous claim. powers. “ Leave China alone!” is Lois Moran, the little movie lady Ohio. Burton Lewis spent Friday night by the consulting staff of Nature in South Manchester.. The Javanese civilization has dis the keynote of Borah’s address. Is enjoying la grippe at her'moth Magazine of Washington, D. C., Mrs. Horace Maine of Scotland, appeared. There is no longer a lit It is not to be forgotten th.'it er’s home. . . . Helen Hayes, through arrangements made by; Broadway’s favorite ingenue, is re THIRTY KILLED, INJURED spent two days with her sister, Mrs' erature. No longer do the people President Ccolidge Is already com this pape|. ported engaged. . . . Jimmy Walk IN JAP MINE BLAST Fred Bishop ^he. last of the week. The Manchester Community Clv^ maintains there build beautiful temples. Their mitted to the policy of leaving er, mayor of this town, with a tr'ck Bertran Wright has given up bis a commodious club house and acres of ground; culture is dead. They slave under China alone. We are glad to hear colored muffler which all Broadway Toklo, Nov. 16.— Thirty miners A bank which will take five position In Nfew.York and is staying, at hoihe for the present- in the heart of the town for xhe benefit of all the whip of the Dutch. Many rich the powerful voice of the Sagebrush soon will adopt, no doubt. . . . were killed and injured by, a gas ex years to complete, and which, next M'ss Helen Hamilton was home the :^pler-th‘e young folks and the grown-ups. burghers in Amsterdam and Rotter senator raised in support of the Mary Miles Minte’r sailing for,Eu plosion in the Mitsui mine at Go- to the Bank ot England will be rope to “ forget it all.” toji, prefecture of Fukuoka, today, the largest in Great Britain, is for n short time Sunday evening. dam live in luxury from the sweat President’s position, even though it Froih November 11 to May 25 last, 3,000 inen, GILBERT SiyAN. according to word received here. now under construction. A surprise was given to Mr. and ing toil of Javanese subjects .^who be at some sacrifice of his own Mrs. A. B. Frink Sunday by their women and children enjoyed the club’s various are as completely enslaved as theory that it is none of our affair children to celebrate’ their 40th au^-' diversions, consisting of bridge whists, pool, though chattle deeds to them were what other nations do to each nlversary. M^. aqd Mrs- Frink were -checkers, cards, reading room, suppers, cook recorded. Evolution married 40 years agb In Tunner- ing classes, health talks and millinery classes. other. vMle (Now Amston) by the Rev. They call it “ Bolshevism,” now, Lee Nott, those present Sunday The Community Club afford^ a convenient w'hen these people rise in despera A TELLING POINT. were Mr. and Mrs. Everett Frink of meeting place for several organizations, includ tion against their rulers. Yet they If a conviction should be brought Boston, Mr. and Mrs. John T. Mur ing lUwanis, Progressive Club, Manchester Im have always risen. Every few years, in the Hall-Mills murder it would phy of Bristol, Mr, and Mrs. Edward provement Club, County Y. M. C. A., D. A. R, beaten and cowed as the vast ma Frink and son of South Manchester. be the result of the most extraordi Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Platt of and long’s Daughtfirs. jority of them are, there springs nary kind of evidence that has ever O' Wapping who.motored to Andover up some leader, some little group, had conclusive weight in an Ameri o ^ Sunday and spent the day with their who fly at the throats of their op can murder trial. It would be due o parents.. pressors— alwkys futilely but al to the very proceedings which have Miss Esther Jones visited Mrs. Hand your gift to a canvasser. Or leave it at the ways heroically. It is a good many Abble Allen in Coventry Saturday. befogged and befuddled this case Mr. and Mrs. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. .Community Club. years since the Javanese made one from the beginning;— a backlash of Eskln Hyde, Mr. and Mrs. Hurbert of these frantic attempts at revolt the activities of the agencies which, Thompson and' sons Eugene and before, but of course the germs of in the interest of the present de NOW THAT THEY HAVE TAKEN UP MACHINB GUNS Russell and Mrs. Frank Hamilton, insurrection are always present. fendants, hovered about the case attended the C. E. .Oorventlon in Easttord Saturday evening. They always are and always will be from its earliest monjents, throw la every corner of the globe where ing sand in the eyfes of the public men are maltreated as these people and, presumably, of the authori- have been. tlesT “Bolshevism" is a good word for No testimony so far given can T 0 M Old Masters the Dutch task masters of the Java compare in importance with that of We walk by talth, not by sight—J nese to send out— it helps to Mrs. Demarest to the effect ’ that SIAVS 2 Corinthians—5:7. hold the sympathy of the rest of she was approached by a Hall-Stev- Of Neptuuj’? empire let us sing. « • « the world for the Holland control. ens detective. Di Martini, with an At whose command the waves obey; Faith makes the discords of thi} SAYS To whom the. rivers tribute pay, present the harmonies ot the tu-^ But it should fool nobody. And if offer of $2,500 for “ forgetting” W H O k n o w s t o w h a t l e n g t h Down the high mountains sliding; ture.— Robert CoUver. by whatever excesses of violence certain facts within her knowledge. Goods bought on time sometimes To whoaT the, scaly nation yields the Javanese should, through a Her statement that she had seen are paid for late. Hq^nage for the ciTstal fields , miracle, free themselves and drive Henry Stevens in New Brunswick Wherein they dwell: Forbidding college students to And every sea god pays a gem their tomentors into the sea, the at a time which utterly conflicts use automobiles reminds us that HAVE COLOR IH CHEEKi world would have to render a ver Yearly out of his watarj cell. with his alibi might have been dis words like “ verboten” do. occasion To deck great Nepfbne’s dladen^. dict of “ justice done” — or else He. missed by the jury as a simple mis ally bounce back, no matter bow If your ddn is yellow-cqmpleidai hard they have been stepped on. TjBlUd—tongue coated—aifi)eUte pojf ~ Dutch rule in Java has been one take in time or in identity. But this The tritons dancing fit a ring, w h a v e a W taste in your of the earth’s abominations for cen Before his palace gates do make later testimony that the defend Retail merchants say men shop i% a y . nchgood feelmg-you should turies. ants’ man tried to buy her silence The water with their echoes qua^, take (Jlive Tablets. ^ pers are better sports than women, Like the gi eat thunder Fo^und^* Dr. Edwards’ Ohve Tablets-a t u b -i puts an entirely different light on according to a magazine article. The sea nymphs chaunt thetr ac atitute for calomel—were prepM^c* by*l HARTFORD'S DRIVE. the matter; what might have been Probably that’s because they’re not Dr. Edwards after 20 years of stu^. professionals. cents shrill. What Hartford newspapers la- incon^^nentlal becomes vital. THEY EVENTUALLY MAY GO? And the Syrens taught to kill ,OUve Tablets are a p i^ y vegeta^ compoimd nuxed with ouye ou. Qientingly call the “ failure” of the Headlines you never see: WALL With their sweet voice, / Makeievery echoing rock reply. them by their dhre color, community chest drive in that city BOSTON NOLLES. STREET BROKER HELD FOR Tohaveadem,TOnkdan,brightey RED SPEECH. Unto their gentle murmuring noise, srould seem to outsiders to consti Another of Boston’s politico- The praise of Neptune’s, empery. no pimples, a feeling of tute a pretty satisfactory measure criminal cases has gone by the ■ President and Mrs. Coolidge ^—^T. Campkm; Hymn in Praise of of success. To realize within five boards. William J. Corcoran and went clear to Northampton to vote. Neptune. the iivor and bowelr Uce per cent of the amount set down as William T. Hartnett, friends of The party must be worse off then have no dangerous after weeu. required for the various charitable “ the boys” who for years had the we supposed. They start the Nlc andoverccuM RecroaUoo la the birthrigh' tf -rtipation. Ts^e n^U y and note and uplift agencies to be financed Hub in their political grip, were Famous last lines: “ Be sure to I children. Help them •eU by giving pleaangresults. iu the drive is to come about as tried nearly t^o years ago for con bum this letter as soon aa you’ve- to the Mamheetwr Coauinnity Club;' yearly. 15c, 30c. 60c. AUDruggia^ near to fulfillment, after all, |w spiracy to extort $60,000 from one read it.’* 1 —Adv. X V / - ' ' MANCHESTER EVENING liERALD, WEDNESDAY, NQV. 17, 192®, P 46B FIVBI parties engaged in the search. This Sandwich, once the chief naval The family that, plays togef-ier T P E ’S LOTS IN STORE picture is heartily recommended to those who like-creepy melodrama port and harbor of England,, re stays together. Enroll the family in with' a charming touch of .humor, cently observed its 700th anniver the Manchester Community Club.-— AT “COUNTRY STORE” sary. Robert Agnew and Gladys'Hulet- Adv. FREE DEUVERY teare featured. “ Perils of the Rail” Gifts, Fun and Double Feature is a stirring drama of the steel SERVICE rails with Helen Holmes starred. SPECIAL NOTICE! MaJte up Tonights Bill. Vau It has all the requisites for. ;toal FROM deville and Connie Talmadge screen entertainment and should Our Anniversair Sale comes to a close Monday, Nov. 29. ' Thursday, Friday and Satur- find instant favor with most film Free Souvenir Coupons will be honored with Souvenirs up to and , MANCHESTER. day. ^ fans, smected short subjects including/the last day of the Anniversary Sole,, Nov. 29th. round our the program. "V V \ s " CALL 1530. The^drawlng for the five, tube Don’t forget that you’re due- at i s’' —--- < Atwater Kent radio which is to -s if «.•. the State theater tonight. You be given away at this theater will know— It’s "Country- Store and take place Friday and everyone Is Surnr^e^ Kite.” Of course you urged to save their coupons until won’fm iss it; you can’t afford to the winner is announced. For tjioad HltDREii miss all those fine presents, all who haven’t a set this contest of that fun, that surprise that ^Is wait fers a shining opportunity to se ing'tor you, and that big* Rouble cure one absolutely tree of charge CRY inc. feature. “ Country Store - Nlte” and for those who already haye.one Wise, Smith & Co., offers the biggest bargain bill that it provides a chance to get a splen Hartford you could get anywhere. Not only did Christmas present for some that, but it’s a night for everybody close friend. The set, as nearly for the people who want to forget We Cash Cheney Brothers’ Pay Checks every radio fan knows, is one of >< A their blues, and for those who want the best and,a packed house will no entertainment just for the sake of doubt greet the close of the contest ... good amusement. Young and old Friday. alike will like "Country Store.” That’s enough: just be sure you come. In “ The Lodge in the Wilder MMCfli>ttn»15Fluidl ness,” the first screen offering to ODD FELLOWS CHANGE night at the State, there are mom ents that are the most intense ever witnessed on the silver screen. THEIR HOLYOKE D.ATE "The Boy Friend” with Marcellne Day and John Harron, which is the King David Lodge has found It other feature, is a hilarious come necessary to change the date of dy of the girl who got sick of the their visit to Oak Lodge of Holyoke, “ hick town” and wanted to get to Mass., tc Saturday, Nov. 27. It was the Big City to see the high life. lin«theS*oiMcti$wrt2S^ It looks like ‘another big hit found that the date originally set astori jn\NVvNNNNNNNXVS>X\NN>X\NXX\NXNXNXNN\\\V>XSV Brings and announced through the columns C A Coat News vaudeville bill for the State the lat ter part of the week. Just take a of this paper conflicted with other slant at these acts that have been important events which made the The Young Mother. g s s s i S s booked: change necessafy. > I S S " C S : ^ The local lodge is to \^ork the The ills o f infants and children The first is Billy and Ethel in /Uw***"* “ something that will 'make your First Degree for Oak Lodge and should be so well known to the young • SennM hair stand.” If you like thrills, plans are being arranged tor hand est of mothers that a reminder or a to Manchester Women hjsre are plenty. ling all those that care to make the rq^etition of the sjrmptoms of illness The second in line is “ The Four trip. Busses will leave the Odd Fel seems unnecessary, yet there are some Caddies” in a comedy and harmony lows hall about 3;30 p. m. arriving sketch. Believe us when we say it at Holyoke in time for supper which mothers who overlook a feverish con — these boys certainly do know is to be served at 6:30. dition, a little colic, or a disposition to how to sing. All those who anticipate making be irritable. If not corrected they may I— "i' Then comes Hattie Altboff and the trip should give their names to lead to serious sickness. And to correct F*rSnMtSi«M»w^ Company in "Songs and Com-idy the Recording Secretary or to the them, to bring Baby back 'to its happy Trimmings” — one of those acts transportation committee, L. G. that put the trimmings on a good self, is so easy by the use of Castoria Cone, telephone 1430 and J. G. THE vaudeville bill. Glenney, telephone 312-2 on or be — a medicine prepared just for infants Number four on the program fore Friday evening. and children. It will regulate the will be O'Connor and Wilson in an act entitled “The Bl^t Duo,” howels (not force them), aid digestion You’re the jury; come and see if and so bring quiet and rest. they are. / The last act, the headliner, will Fletcher’s Castoria has been doing this for over 30 years; r e be the Canfield Ritchie Revue. This Mark Holmes lating, the stomach and bowels of infants and children. It has is a dance offering with all the replaced the nauseating Castor Oil, so-called Soothing Syrups, niftiest steps and a lot more. We’ll poisonous Paregoric and other vicious concoctions in the homes of let you find out what the rest of it Funeral Director is. true and honest mothers—^mothers who love their children. —■ But that’s not all. Connie Tal Licensed Embglider. madge will be here in “ The Duch Those mothers will gpve their babies foods and medicines es ess of Buffalo.” Zowskl! This pecially prepared for infants and children. one’s a wowskl! She thought ca Lady Assistant. Calls Day viar was bird sot in oil; she didn’t To avoid imitations always look for the signature of know Russian sable from Tom or Night. Proven directions m ea^ package. Physicians everywhere reconunend it cat; but she did know that ermine 223 No. Main S t, Phone 406-2. looked pretty and that her sweetie was the handsomest boy in Russia — so it didn't take a troupe of Swiss bell ringers to make her think of wedding chimes. Undoubtedly “The Duchess of Buffalo” is Connie’s best and fun niest comedy yet. With her in the cast is Tullio Carminatl, a new face on the cinema, but an extreme ly capable one. By special request “ The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse” Will be at the State next Sunday, Mon day and Tuesday. This is Rudle Valentino’s greatest picture. If you haven’t seen it before, here’s I your big chance; If you have you Let Us Show You How You Can will like it all the better again. Make a Real Saving On Ypur 1 / COMEDY AND ROMANCE Coal Bill This Winter I ON RIALTO’S PROGRAM COATS OF PILE FUR FABRIC PUR TRIMMED SPORTS COATS SEAL PLUSH COATS In many plaid and mixture fabrics and suedine. These tailored coats will appeal to the younger miss and to the “ Folly of Youth” and “ The Elaborately lined and trimmed with chincillette fur col older woman who likes a “ sporty” coat, special at.the Anni Brand of Cowardice” are the. two lars and cuffs. Anniversary sale price versary Sale features closiuig their engagement at the Blalto theater tonight. The first Is an entertaining story which as its title suggests, concerns the foibles of the present day genera tion. The thrills in the story are Ln t925 w e experienced a tremendous coal provided by a gang of bootleggers, shortage. During this time White ,Oak 42.50 $39.00 their activities add their final cap- $ turel The cast employed in “ Folly Coal mined in the heart of the famous of Youth” is an exceptionally fine a smokeless coal helds of West Virginia was one and includes Gaston Glass, Gertrude Astor and Hedda Nova. brought to our attention.* We have made SMARTLY FURRED "The Brand of Cowaidice” special a thorough investigation of this type of COATS OP HUDSON SEAL PUR With Wolf and. Beaver are these lovely coats of Luxtrosa, izes in action with a capital A. The Why YOU coal, and are now ready to make immedi Velsheen and other handsome fabrics. These coats incor story has its locale in the fast dis PABRIC porate many of the cleverest style notes of the season and appearing ranch country of South ate deliveries and recommend iW purchase. feature all the warm rich shades of red and brown which With handsome "Queen Anne” collar and cuffs of Mar- ern California, and depicts the W e suggest that you investigate White Oak are so much favored this season. These coats were made adventures of a lone cowboy from Should Bum mink fur. These coats are handsomely lined, to sell at $79.00 and above. Our price j Texas who rpuuds up an outlaw before ordering your winter suppli^. We gang which periodically attacks a have stocked this coal because we feel that SpAish hacienda. The capture of the band forms one of the most ex WHITE OAK in so doing we are better able to solve the citing tales screened in a long time. heating problems of our customers. Bruce Gordon and Carmellta Ger- 89.00 69.00 aghty are co-starred. A comedy COAL $ $ that is good for more.tban a few Thousands of New England homes are now laughs and a news reel will also burning it with the utmost satisfaction. be shown. Fuel experts appointed by the New Eng The two features being shown to morrow and Friday, “ Unknown 1* Low volatile. land Governors have investigated this type Treasures” and “ Perils of the of coal, and report that it contains more Rail.’’Selected short subjects will also be offered.^ “ Unknown Treas 2* Kindles quickly. heat, less ash waste, and if bought at two- ures” has a story oased on the thirds the price of New England’s usual search for some hidden bonds in a fuel, that the consumer actually gets twice FUR GOATS supposedly haunted house. It is 3* Costs less per ton. pure mystery melodrama and most as much for his money. of the suspense is contributed by a At Prices That Cannot Be Duplicated Later on. We Bought huge ape which wanders through 4* Low in ash waste. INVESTIGATE AND CONSIDER WELL the house attacking the various WHITE OAK COAL. ^ These Before the Strike- 5 . Bums slowly, lasts long. V A Raw, Sore Throat SEALINE FUR COATS KID CARACUL FUR COATS quieWy when you apply a little Of prime buck pelts, $98.00. Miaterole. It penetrates to theWe spot 6* Gives more heat per toiv In cocoa and platinum with fox collars, with a g^tle tmgle, loosens the conges- $149. ucmand^wsout the soreness and pain SQUIRRELETTE FUR C0AT8 , and won t blister like the o ld -fa sh i^ 7 . It IS clean, and smokeless. WHITE OAK COAL mustard plaster. < With eoUars of fox fur, $100. CARACUL FUR COATS t ointment More Heat at Less Cost With large fur collars, $200. 8* Entirely free fromclinkers. NEAR SEAL FUR COATS ailllhs, w u p . stiff nect asthma, neu SOLD BT With Shawl collars of marmink fiir, ralgia, hradache, congestion, pleurisy, % SILVER MUSKRAT FUR COATS r h e i ^ ^ . lumWo. pains and achn $160. M tl» hack or joints, sprains, sore With fox collars, $249. ra ^ e s. Ibises, chilblains, frosted feet, NATURAL MUSKRAT FUR COATS colds on the chest. Th€ 2Jew England (Jovernora’ Fuel The Manchester Lumber Co. Diagonally worked pelts with collars o f. MARMINK FUR COATS 7*0 Mothtrat A^terola is also CommUtee recommend* that “Loto VoU SOUTH MANCHESTER atUe or Bmoketeaa Bituminoue Coat fox fur, $198. Of handsomely worked pelts, $200. i® nildor fora for *houid be apeelfled in making pvrthaae babies and small ehildrea. jrom dealer," Ask for Children's Mttsterole, PONY FUR COATS Bee their report October, ISZt NORTHERN SEAL FUR COATS Jars A Tubes In three colors, and trimmed with Lynx, Beaver, Fox and Fitch, $249. In extra large sizes, $129. W« will be glad to you further information or you may write NORTHERN SEAL FUR COATS NATURAL GRAY SQUIRREL dixeet to the-White Oak Coal Co., 85 Devonshire Street, Bostoa With Mushroom collars of beige squir FUR COAT rel, $185. • With platinum fox collar, $550. 3 L Battmr than a mattanf pUuttr ‘ ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, wispNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1928. 1»AGBSIX Sketches by Kwesefi, Synopsis by Braucher Change in Rates THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA: Sam Hbusion For Herald G a s h e d Advertising On and after June 1, 1926, the following rates for Classified Advertising will be in effect: . All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Pound and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a,line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a \ h ESE p r i c e s a r e f o r CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents w)ll be made for advertisements charged and billed. ,*if I err the blame is He led.his men on. The In Washin^on old Andrew Jackson.sat before Down the bank of the Colorado river the dreary re mine,” he wrote. “ Had treat of Houston and his men continued. It was like a enemy reached Sah I consulted all I would Felipe. Houston ad mob fleeing before the advance of a cruel arniy. Yet ing troops. At San Jacinto it paused. As If readino TO RENT have been like an ass be dressed his troops. “ Our FOR SALE the fate of Texas depended upon this “ disorganized Houston s designs he said: "Here’s the place. P Sam tween two stacks of moment Is near,” he s^id. rabble.” Houston often spent the night slttijig In his ■3 f o r s a l e —Get your T^nksgiv- . FOR RENT—4 room tenement, all lb hay.” Jem'em a fight!fL L r-"'’*'’ > ' ’6 and give Ing roosters from Frank N. Smith, improvements, 115 'Walnut stVeet. saddle, leaning on a tree. f Continued-1 245 Union street. Telephone 844--. TO RENT—On Chestnut street, a FOR SALE—200 busiiels of carrots seven room tenement, modern im and 350 bushels of I^atabaga turnip, provements. Inquire at 73 Chestnut 31.00 bushel, delivered. Call Hastings street or telephone 216-4. Market. Phone 4 3 8 - 4 . ______t Recreation develops virile cltl- TO RENT—Nice tenement, 6 rooms, With a story that drips spies, for LITTLE JOE I zenship. Help the Community Club f o r s a l e —Hard wood $8 a load; hot air heat. 325 per month. Arthur A. FOUND DREAMS COME TRUE IN eign agents, detectives, sinister also turnips and corn stalks. Call Knofla. Tel. 782-2, 875 Main street. eavesdroppers and valuable plans ■William Sass, 5(0 \ ernon street. Tel. RADIO every few feet, there, is plenty of f|tie MATES ro PUT UP 1930-3.^______TO RENT—5 room flat, flrst floor, FOUND—Child’s cap. Owner may ClRCiE TWO KATURES all modern improvements. 321 East have same by calling at South H.rald action and suspense, along with re \MITM am FOR SALE—Ames steam boHer. Center street. Inquire 41 Bigelow St. office. ^______lieving touches of comedy and a ©(.UpT WH£M it suitable for greenhouse or gax^ge, in BY WILLIAM J. FAGAN number of Talmadge’s dangerous | lood condition, cheap. Apply Quality TO RENT—^Tenement of 6 large FOUND—A young female Alrdale Bakery, 881 Main street^______rooms. Tern improvemeuts. corner dog without tag. Call at 684 Middle Fine Pr<|Juctions at Popular “ stunts” that have proven so popu- ( Ridge and Pine, 33.00 per month. In (United Press Staff Correspondent) Turnpike, East. _____ Local Playhouse Next "^o! lar with the fans. The picture moves for' s a l e —P ^ atoes, and apples. quire 58 Pine street or telephone New York, Nov. 17 (Unitel rapidly, and has a fast and exciting E. A. Buckland. Wapping, Conn. l.ei. 1232. ______Press).— Phillips Carlin, football Da>*s. “Family Upstairs” | Manchester 67-5.______climax. Ena Gregory, Herbert FOR RENT—Second floor, five room announcer fot WEA5, has devised a Last Times Tonight. j Prior, Harry Dunkinson, Joseph FOR SALE—Vulcan 4 burner gas flat, refirlshed, 33 Cooper street, rent WAPPING system for enabling radio football Harrington and Paul. Dimmes are range with oven and broiler, t22; also $30.00 per month. Home Bank & Trust fans to mo; ' successfully follow the gas hot water heater, 39. E- -t*.. Co. You say that dreams don’t come : included In 'the cast. Scott Dunlap, Crosby. 21 Summit street. Phone progress of the ball up and down who directed Talmarge’s “ Better FOR RENT—Six room flat on Cam and across the field of play, ft con true? How often have you dreamed , 1764-2. ______bridge street, all modern improve Mr. and Mrs. Everett A. Buck- of. seeing a double feature program | Man,” also handled the megaphone ments. Inquire of 16 Cambridge street sists of theoretically dividing the on this production. FOrT s a l e —Seasoned hard 'wood. land left by automobile last Mon length of the field into four^xones, where each feature would be a dis- j 312 a cord $13 split. 38.00 truck load or phone 504. tinctive production in its indiv'dual | 38 75 split. Call S. Anderson, telephone day morning for a weeks visit with A B, C and D. i Tonight will be the last time TO RENT—5 room tenement, fur relatives and friends in Claremont, class?. Or, to say it in plain words, !| that you will have a chance to see 477-2. ______nace, gas. 7 minutes from mills. 30 Hence, ■when Carlin announces Essex street. Telephone 1287-13. N. H. that “ the ball is on Yale’s 10 yard two pictures equally good? You say i ‘The Family Upstairs” that de- Nine days out oi ten a fireman f o r s a l e —Geese for Thanksglv- you’ve often dreamed of such a | Ing. 35c lb all^ . and 45c dressed. Rev. Truman H. Woodward and line, zone B” the listener following i lightful comedy of life in the leads an easy lire, but on the FOR RENT — Three, and four bifl, but that it was only dreams, j American tenement home. You have (S>N£IV Telephone Mrs. J»ohn Howell, 1928 room apartments, heat. Janitor ser G. A. Collins were chosen as dele him knows that the ball is 10 yards j tenth day he sometimes earns vice, gas range, refrigerator. In-a- gates from the Congregational from Yale’s goal and approximately and always would be? Bah! that’s I your own family scraps and think FOR SALE—Turnips 75o bushel de all applesauce, for the Circle theatre a year’s pay. livered, 60c at the farm, yellow and door bed fu.-nlshed. Call Manchester church here to meet with the Hart 12 1-2 to 25 yards from the side ; nothing-of them, but did you ever Recreation is natu.'n’f. hlg'iroad white. F. A. Krah, 669 Tolland Turn Construction Company. 2100 or tele will ha-ve two features the next two stop to ’think of what a hilarious o health. Support your Community A C|mnecticut General income phone 782-2- ford^ East Association of Congre line bounded by zone A. The width pike. gational churches at Scantic on next of the field is divided Into four days that would be a credit to any - comedy these feuds would make if Club.— Adv. p ro ^ tio n policy is like the "'•B'fVP c?ADE—Hardwood, Reo truck FOR RENT—Heated apartment of Monday, Nov. 22, at 2 p. m. for parts, each 12 1-2 yards wide. theater as single features. They are ! pJt on the movie ; screen? That’s fireman. When it, does get to 7 4 Qnn 19 75 split. V. Flrpo, 97 5 or 6 rooms, with modern it-.prov- “ Wages For Wives” , a Fox produc just what has happened in “ The WeUs^slreet* Phone 154-3. r.ients. Robert V. Treat. Flmne 468. the purpose of advising the church Carlin states that he v as prompt work, it saveA the day. in regard to the resignation of the ed to the discovery of this system tion, and Dick Talmadge in “ Doub Family Upstairs,” which has its BATTERY WORK ' FOR SALE^O feet of wall fixtures, FOP. RENT—In Greenacres, first pastor, the Rev. George B- Hawkes. by the complaints of football fans ling With Danger.” , showings at the Circle tonight. It provides an income if sick two 8 foot show case. Packards and second floor flats at 73 and 75 Every woriian will smile under- Benton street. Call 820. Mrs. Leslie H. JuJd and Mrs. who were able to follow the ball up Authorized "Willard” Service ness c-r accident prevents your Pharmacy, South M anchester.__ and down the field but who found standingly and the men. will chuckle working, and helps with doc- George Finn of Syracuse, New York sympathetically when they see the Station. i^ R SALE-Chestnut wood, hard have been spending several days at it difficult to visualize the position 'to '/s bills besides. Keeps wood, and hard wood slabs sawed to of the ball in relation to the side way the husbands keep house after Carbon .Burning. order. L. T. Wood. 55 Bl.ssell street, WANTED the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. their wives have deserted- them in your savings intact. telephone 496. Collins. lines. Auto Electrical Work. One of the most helpful contri the William Fox production of Put one to work for you. Evergreen Lodge of Masons F. & Electrical Appliances Repaired. WANTED—A girl for office work ] butions to -following football de “ Wages for Wives.” This picture with knowledge of stenography. Re A. M. No. 114 held a special meet scription via radio is the system was adapted from the John Golden Free Crankcase Service. ply in own handwriting, stating ing last Saturday evening at their Connecticut General REAL ESTATE salary desired and qualifications. Box employed by The Chicago Dally comedy drama “ Chickenfeed” temple at East Windsor Hill, Dis A, Herald. News which operates station Claude. Gillingwater, Earle Foxe LifelnsuranceCoiripany trict Deputy * Mayor Norman JOHN BAIISOLA FOR SALE—One new 6 room bunga WMAQ. Each Saturday, four dia-. and Creighton Hale are the three WANTED—One or two passengers Ste'vens of Hartford was the speak FAYETTE B. CLARKE. Agt low all on one floor with floors and for St. Petersburg, Florida. Starting grams of the football field, ruled eff husbands whose wives desert them With Barrett & Robbins trim finished in oak Thursday by automobile. Samuel er of the evening. Vheii the farhiiy financial question 913 Main St. Phone 39*2 10 Depot Sq. - Tel. 292 dining room, and hallwaj, larg Davidson. Phone 4-3011 Hartford, to into live yard sections, are publish porch, ironing board, steam heat, Mrs. Henry Baker who has been proves-too hard to answer. Jacque night. ^ ill at her home is improving. She ed, one for each quarter. In this hedge, shade and fruit trees. A nice way, radio listeners are enabled to line Logan;-Zasu Pitts and Margaret McGovern Granite Co. comfy home to live in. Frank Palozle, WANTED—Boys to sell flavoring has had as her guest recently Mrs. Seddon are the wives |n question. iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiniiinu 93 Glenwood street. __ __ extracts after school; send for free William Hodge of Pougkeepsie, N. “ score their own” , marking the CEMETERY MEMORIALS sample. Wakefield Extract Co., San- progress of the ball up and down Mqrgaret Livingston adds a new S ' 3 ' f o r SALE—One 6 room 2 1-2 story Y., who was also ill while there. vamp role to her list. KepresentPil by house, with hard pine finish, e.11 itn bornville, N. H. The Pleasant Valley club is to the gridiron. j. provements and in n.ce condition. Thrilling, mystery is tbe keynote C. W. HAKTENSTEIN WANTED—To repair and clean hold its meeting at the home of Mr. of Dick Talmadge’s latest F. B. O. These homes must be seen to be ap sewing machines of all makes. All KACEY BOWLING LEAGUE 140 Summit'St. Telephone 1621 predated and as private owner is work guaranteed. Tel. Manchester and Mrs. Robert Valentine next release, “ Doubling With Danger” . selling them, can be bought at an at No. 715. Go anywhere. R. W. Garraid. Wednesday, Nov. 17th. Mrs. George tractive price. For information call 37 Edward street, Manchester. Moulton Is to assist Mrs. Valentine Hayes, came thrpugk Witk l?^ Frank Palozie, 93 Glenwood street. higk single in the^flfl.V session ,ot WANTED—Celluloid auto curtains as hostess. "Have you a single or double the Kacey Mon to repair, new ones to make. Chas. JThe Y. M. C. A. seniors have been day evening. He alBp\|nri^'.tn hlglt hous^that you would like to ex Laking, 214 Main street. s change for a brand-new wo-family _ cooperating splendidly with the three spring of 3 The Gttardian of in the very best section of Hartford. j 51ALE HELP WANTED parlshhouse committee in altering defeated-If 6. 1 t^q ,ofit''at'ft(^ee qtid Twelve rooms, with all the MAGNETOS provements. A. E. Flske, 750 Main the audit^oilum of the M. E. chupcih No. 2 took three sti^j5)it.J;fwm No'. Salesmen to sell our high grade so that it will be suitable for basket and Propertu street, Hartford 2-419 6 . ______garden and field seed direct to plant 4- . ■ V ball. The boys figure that if they FOR SALE—6 room single, one car ers. A good position with big Income. On Friday nlgl^t Team , : 5 will Experience unnecessary. Cobb Co., stand by the townspeople and pro howl Team 7 and Toam,.6 ,v^i .bowl RECHARGED garage, all Improvements, inclining Franklin, Mass. furnice heat. High location. Price vide good games in a good place, Team 8. • • $5300. See Stuart J. Wasley, Main St.^ WANTED — Boarders. 6.0 Cooper. the townspeople will stand.by them The scores: . '' IN T H E C A R Hill street, 3 minutes walk from mills. and give suitable support through Team No. 1 f o r s a l e o r Phone 1498-2.______several farms which 1 can trade for attendance and freewill offerings- Fr. Timmins...... 83 98 89 NORTON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT CO. Manchester p rop e^ . See WANTED—To buy cars for Junk. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bheldick had Cotter ...... 88 98 78 esteC. Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main Used parts for sale. Abel’s Service as their guests ever the week end, HILLIARD ST ^ PHONE, t; street. Tel. 1428-2. ______Station. Oak street, TeL 789. P. O’L e a r y ...... 58 54 67 Mrs. Clara Breen, and her daugh Hutchinson ...... 95 83 86 NEAR MANCHESTER FREIGHT STATION hisure Your Valuables “ to s e t t l e ^ n"” ESTATE—T wo 2 WANTED—Ambitious . eli. boys. ter Leila of Hockanum, also Miss family houses, 5 rooms to an apart Wonderful opportunity to learn the Irene Collins of Hartford. ment with all barber tra* Latest methods taught. 324 . 3 3 f 820 A BOX IN A GK^D SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT minutes from mills, incomj J96(l par Complete course 336.00 Day or eve Harry P. Files Jr., returned to Team No. 8 ; • year, price $9,000 for ning class. Call or write f-jr informs th© Suffield school last Sunday eve M in e r...... 73 92 78 IS THE amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb. 853 tlon. Vaughns Strictly Sanitary Bar ning, after a forced vacation of two MErtn street. T. M orlarty...... 79, . 70 87 ber School. 14 Market street, Hart weeks, caused by an accident to f.is ford, Conn. Sweeney ...... 77 lOO 86 BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. NORTH END—At trolley, -Jur knee wjiile playing football. He is Balkner ...... 89 90 94 acres of land, two acres of apple WANTED—Some pleasure these still walking only by the use of his orchard, all young healthy bearing long evenings? Why not have that trees, about 100 In all. Balance good phonograph fixed and enjoy the old crutches. 315 352 345 tlllble land, large barn, garage, favorite records once again. Bralth- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Turner from Team No. 2 The Manchester Trust Co. chicken coop. Six room single house, walte. 150 Center street. strictly modern Including steam heat. South Glastonbury, called on Mr. D. St. J o h n ...... 96 85 78 A wonderful opportunliy for an in WANTED — Woman for general and Mrs . Harry W. Snow of this Gorman 93 80’ 82 come in spare til e and a beautiful housework. Tel. 517 or 98 Oakland St. place on Sunday. I 1 place. Price right for quick sale. Wal Hayes ...... 101 124 lace D. Robb. 853 Main street. Mr. and lM[rs. Arnold Nichols and son Donald motored up from 29b 254 284 NORTH END—Wonderful location, MISCELLANEOUS Waterbury Sunday morning and six rooms f ingle, strictly modern, in Team No. 4 cluding furnace, all in the pink of spent the day with Mr. and Mrs, Murphy ...... 60 70 70 condition. Garage, plenty of ffhlL Highest prices for rags, papers and Lucius V. Platt and family. W. Taylor ...... 79 77 91 chicken coop, half acre o. land, all tor magazines; rags 2c lb; bundled paper Harry P. Files of Boston, Mass., the low price of $4500 with small 30c per 100 lbs; magazines 40o per J. O’L e a r y ...... 93 106 93 ATWA-TER Fire and Liability amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb, 858 100 lbs. Call 2116, 28 Oak street. spent the week end with his family Main street. here. 232 253 254 I will pay the highest prices for The Wapping Grange degree FOR SAT —Several nice new sin rags, papers and-all kinds of metals; gles of 6 rooms. Sacrifice price. Will also buy all kinds of poultry and old team met at the Federated parish INVITE WASHEJGTON K e n t be pleased to show you them. Fur cars for Jun'". M. H. Lessncr, Jr., tele house on Monday evening, for a re TO PLAY AT HONOLULU Insurance ther particulars of Arthur A. Knofla. phone 9.'2-4. hearsal, and will go to Hebron this Honolulu, Nov. 17,— The. Uni TeL 782-2, 875 Main. DON’T FORGET—B. M. Gardner, evening to initiate a class of candi versity of Washington football RADIO FOR SALE—New single. Just oft E. dressmaker, Johnson block. Ladies dates for Hebron Grange, In the team will be invited to play the Ce.iter street, $6900. Small amount dresses and children’s appareL Prices third and fourth degrees. University of Hawaii here during cash. Modern improvements. Six large reasonabl''. Guaranteed satisfactory. W hen Atwater Kent was rooms. Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 782-2. Mr. and Mrs. William Armour the Christmas holidays. Coach Ot a itmall b oy b e m ade an. RICHARD a RICH Suits, topcoats, overcoats. Tall r- met with an accident on their way to Iklum of the latter college, an Model 35 electric m otor for run- made $35. R. H. Grimason. 607 Main nounced today. to work in Hartford last week, near w ith O n e D ial TO RENT at the Center. * the home of John Lathrop. The car f niiig an electric fan. It Tinker Building, South Manchester* was turned over and p’ nned Mr. still works. Tbat’s the Rags, magazines, bundled paper way he has always made and junk bought at hlg’iest cash Armour under it, but fortunately no M o d d H FOR RENT—6 room' house, all Im prices. Phone 849-3 and I will calL J. one was hurt. everything—with pains provements Including steam heat. In Elsenbeig. Radio Speaker taking care. That’s the Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Billings, Hiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiimiiuiiiiuiiuiiiiiiuiimiiiiiinnilim»»m»****^*******^*******” quire at 134 Birch street. returned from their wedding trip, G. Schreiber & Sons he makes Radio. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOV, IT, 1929. PAGE SEVEN; ■ N e d Central Board of Officials WAY DOWN SOUTH IN DIXIE’' YALE-HARVARD GAME MINOR NOW in FootbaO Says Henry L. FarreH JOE-WILLIAMS dit, By HENRY L. FABRELIi OBEBUN BOASTS Fin e MARK ON DEFENSET Few Ootsido of;Crimsofl"and Detroit players who questioned ‘*W111 to win and you can'll lo (United Press Sports Bditbr) George Moriarty’s eyesight and is a pet theory of Coach Bill R New York, Not. 17—For the 'judgment last summei', are sure to of Princeton that has proved , Oberlln, O., Nov. 17— One of way, look a ' Dix-ie., lAnd Den I ndsh I was in> Dix-ie, Btop. B b e Cure Aboot Outcome first time In s good many years, the the best defensive records dur spend a few restless moments dur successful. .... The Boston forward pass may not be the prin ing the first six weeks of the ing the winter. Sox please take notice. cipal target when yie football rules current football season was Saturday. committee meets this winter. compiled by the little* Oberlln Benny Friedman of Michigan .re Grover Alexander says he nsi Unless something radically wrong college eleven. cently enjoined Detroit floglst three fast balls to strike out Tpi develops before the end of the sea In its six games over that By DAVID J. WALSH from using his name for advertis Lazzeri and save the world serll son, there will be very few targets stretch Oberlln held the opposi I. N. S. Sports.Editor ing purposes...... Being a good for the C ardin als. “ They mt for the rule makers to shoot at. ■ tion to but four points. A pair New York, Nov. 17— Speaking of business man, Benny prefers to say have been, I didn’t see any of them”J it with passes rather than flowers. admits Tony. Football, as far as the actual of safeties accounted for the taT- ray! to Ub anddie in Di A- anti-climaxes, whether I was or playing rules are concerned, seems lies. Mount Union scored one not, the fact has been called to my te be in a most healthful state but and Western Reserve the other. attention that Harvard and Yale • “Stuffy" Mclnnls should feel Harvard says Princeton has he^:^ the code of ethics may or the rules Meanwhile dberlin ran up 72 Intended to play a football game at -^right at home managing the tail- come very uncouth in its football; them'selres may be worked on for points,'beating Baldwir.-Wallace, New Haven on Saturday. I think end. Phillies. He played^ for years for pl^y and unless it reforms, is to be HERSCiL cut -from the Crimson social regls-. the purpose of giving more^protec- Marietta, Mount Union, Western CALDWELL this, is a fine '.dea. Theie teams of Connie Mack while he was winning tion to the officials. Reserve, Rochester and Case. Minor consequence should be en annually cellar championships. ter.... Football Is no longer t The referee in the widely dis couraged. sport at Harvard, merely a reasoi cussed game between the Army and ’•b a b e '" Sooner or later, the two remain During those lean years, with the for class reunions. Syracuse was slugged by a Syra PEARCE ing members of the late Big Three Athletics, “ Stuffy” says he met There are -^stlll some smart met cuse player and open charges were Dix. A - way. jw ayl may be good enough to get a place very few players in the American in college. Only the other daj a made that Vic Schwartz, the refer in the Big Twenty, composed large League.... “ They never stopped at southern institution decided wrest ee, was prejudiced in favor of the ly of Notre Dame, Lafayette, Stan first, it was two bases or no count ling was no longer a sport and put Army. ford, Alabama and kindred Institu with the opposing batsmen.’* ihe hah on it. Singnlar Charge tions, but it is generally under This charge was singular owing stood that Rome wasn’t built in an When Interviewed as to the best Snaky hips are a most 'valuable to the fact that Syracuse actually eight-hour day, with time and a methods of saving money. Ty Cobb, asset to the ball carrier In open- picked Schwartz "Ss the referee and half for overtime. We can't all be baseball’s first millionaire player, field running, says an Easte.n.' this "official picking business” major teams. replied, “ Just let the other fellows coach.... What a halfback Gilda. constitutes what the rules commit Meantime, the Big Twenty is spend it.” Gray would mal^. tee may determine to be a menace. managing to bear up very bravely If it is a fact that many manag without assistance from Cambridge ers of college ‘football games will and New Haven, it being its lolicy N XN w x N.\XX.XX XXXX.X.X.XX XXXXXXx.x.vx.x.vvx.x.x.x.x.wwx.vx.vvx.x not schedule certain games without Harvard claims Princeton used to ask men,- not whether their an the privilege of naming the offic rough tactics and caused unneces 'TTs cestors came over in the Mayflow ers, but whether they themselves ials, there certainly is a lack of ele sary injuries in defeating the Crim «I ^ '*54 * j mental sportsmanship. son 12-0. FREDDIE ever went over for a touchdown. Wind- It might not be a bad idea If the Harvard several times has ac PICKARD The anqwer usually Is in the afllr- rules committee could commission cused Princeton of such methods in marive and it is repeated with ' some kind of a central board of of the last five years. It has threaten pleasing regularity rvery Saturday ficials to name the referees and the ed to break athletic relations with or so. breakers umpires for the big games as or Princeton as a result. Harvard and Yale have been ganized baseball does with umpires. It seems this threat simply makes consoling themselves with the Idea It would be a bulky job but it could Princeton fight all the harder and ' c h in k '' that they don’t care who wins from W arm com- be done and it would be worth at perhaps get a little rougher. • WINSLETT them, just as they beat each other. least an experiment. It is more or less football prece I’m not particularly fond of bed f or t a b 1 e The change made in the forward dent that a college seldom severs time stories. pass rule last winter to penalize a Who Cared? blouses fo r team five yards for every forward athletic relations after being de feated. It waits I'.ntil victory comes This one is actually Irritating. pass that was inconpleted after the Did Yale care in the old days its way before calling quits. '’RED? the outdoor first trial hasn’t caused much com whether it lost to Upsala or Ar Princeton apparently intends to ment. Sufficient figures aren’t BARNES kansas teachers? I seem to feel keep on the Harvard schedule by man. available to say that it has been a that it would have frothed very annually trouncing the Crimson success. But if it hasn’t helped the elegantly at the mouth. Did Har They come in MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 17, 1925. P A G E B IG H T \ ■ FEATURE ARTICLES LATEST FASHION ABOUT INTERESTING HINTS BY FOREMOST WOMEN AUTHORITIES THE HOME PAGE HPHHimiHnHniffliMint BEBRON A ( M I E RIDE THAT LED 00022323535323000101014853485348534823232353535348532348530123485348532390 Mrs. Horace Porter has return ed from a week spent in Hartford as the guest of Mrs. Leslie Ward. TO H A U j OF D. S. SENATE She .was accoinpanled by her little son, Horace, Junior. s I Miss Daisy White substituted two v" days for Mrs. Nellie Jones Skinner in the Jones street-school recently. © 1926^. The boys and girls of this school NEA SERVICEiNG are having a race in attendance for 1 Sentimentalism 'and Antni^ ±he month. Thus far the boys are Eva was grave. "W h a t la It. m WHAT HAS GONE BEFORE There’s something about the fall ahead, one girl having been absent W ill? Don’t clo'wn just now ." that turns the most sophisticated one-half day during the month. JUDITH M ARTIN, red-haired “W^e’va got the other side flghtln’, female scoffer into an errant sen- i I The Standby club members have rebel among faculty members of A rift In the lute. The dean called timentallst. Autumn is a torch to 1 just been holding their annual fall Pendleton University, Is hated by on the chief of police this morning, memory. The smell of burning meet at the club house near the DEAN TIMOTHT BROWN of the and demanded a statement about the leaves, the pumpkins nestling Marlborough line. Saturday eve discipline committee. Inquest. The chief told him It was ’neath the fodder in the shock, the ning they held their game supper ERIC W A T E R S, senior, and DR. none of his damn business. and chose new officers for the com “Ho also told Timothy that ho hoar-frost on the crackly leaves PETER DORN, of the astronomy that litter the front porch of a ing year. department, are rivals for Judith’s could run his little coUego and the Mrs. Charlotte S. Hull of Hart piiiAf would run the police depart morning, set fire somehow to the favor. years behind us— there’s sadness ford was the recent guest of . Mrs. ment. Practically accused Timothy Helen White. MTKA ALDRICH, Eric’s boy of grand-standing In this Shea mur- and wistfulness that comes with hood sweetheart, Is jealous of Ju the frost-silvered grape and the The Rev. John Deeter has re der-trylng to get the credit for turned from his trip to the West dith. pushing iti snd so forth. Told the first mince-meat pies. .iudith stumbles on a secret love Perhaps it was fall that “ set and took his place in the pulpits of dean to stay out from now on, and the Congregational churches of He affair of Dean Brown’s wife, and when ho wanted him, he’d call him.” Marie off” the other day. We were befriends her. When “ K IT T Y ” Eve laughed gaily. “Marvelous! dining at Marie’s pretty home bron Center and Gilead on Sunday. SHE.Y, town bootlegger, tries to That’s what Timothy’s been needing. alone. The children were on their Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Payne and sons, Gaylord and Everett of East blacUmail Mrs. Brown, Judith ap But can the chief stick to it?” usual week-end party “ at grand- peals to Eric for protection. ‘W ell,” said Will, “the poUce ma's." Husband John was away Hartford were Sunday guests at When SheA’s body is found un chief hasn’t any reason to kowtow on a business trip. Marie and I the home^ of Mr. and Mrs. E. G. der his car in a creek,, and a letter to Timothy Brown. He Is free to let were all primed for one of the Lord. addressed to Eric is discovered in his conscience be his guide.” gabfests that had occurred at Miss Caroline E. Kellogg’s house Judith looked at still another For periodic intervals ever since the on the Greeen has just received a his pocket. Eric is arrested as a new coat of paint. This house m.atcrisl witness. rest Poole poster on a tree. “That first grade. Professor Dorn offers Ins con^ means all the more* venom for this Fractions and Fndge which is-of quaint architecture, is solution to Judith, but they quarrel great clean-up,” she said. “Foiled We were talking about homes well over a hundred years old. It over her friendship for Enc. of one victim. Dean Brown wiU go and families and our parents and is repainted in the old style, white after others.” what had happened since the days with green blinds. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY I hope he won’t go after you the when Marie came home to supper An auction of household goods CHAPTER XXXVII very flrst one,” said Eve. “Because with me from school and we work including some antiques, farming tools, etc., will be held at the resi 4 /C H R IS T versus Apollyon," said of course he’ll get you In the end. ed fractions together after the sup If you want to be^a bolshevik, you ve per dishes were washed. Oh the dence of the late Mrs. Sarah Hol the' large red -letters of the chosen the wrong profession,” funny, homely, almost forgotten brook on Godfrey Hill on Wednes placard tacked to the bulle Wetherel turned to Judith. “ I’ve things we recalled— the time we day, November 17. The sale is by tin board In the sunken garden near learned something more that will in made the hickory nut fudge, set it Mrs. Grover Clark of Springfield, terest you,” he said, smugly. on the back porch to cool, anfl iny Mass, daughter of the late Mrs. administration hall. “W ell?” Judith’s eyes Implored Holbrook. There was, below, a picture of a brother and Marie’s brother stole him. \ it, pan and all— the time Marie’s Mrs. Ames W. Sissun has return very earnest man In a Windsor tie, “ Your other admirer has been put mother made me a yellow cheese ed from a visit of a week in Nor with bland, dark eyes In a round, In charge of the Sunday school re-' cloth dresp-for the pageant the wich at the home of Mr. and Mrs. smooth-shaven face. “Reverend For- vlval.” 1 fifth grade was giving, because my Francis Slater. Mr. and Mrs. Sla Eve looked up, laughing. *"Dr. own mother was ill, the time my ter motored with her to her home rest Poole, champion of the right, a D om ?” in Hopevale spending the night thinking Christian, will address the Wetherel nodded. “ Dean Brown father made thobe little desks for both of us and my big sister burnt there during the week-end. Other Senator Dan Steck of Iowa, and Mrs. Stock, great mass meeting of the univer gave him all the direct administra visitors at the Sisson home during tive work to do, while the dean flits our monograms on the lids! By VIRGINIA SWAIN ence of parting time. sity student body on the night of Red Flannel Nighties the week-end were : Trs.. Sissons’ around with the legislators.” nephew, Charles Johnson of South Washington, Nnv. 17— College Class day came, with its ivy February first. In the main auditor Eve clapped her hands. “ W hat “ Homes aren’t what they used songs echoing over a moonlit camp planting and its fraternity “ sing” to he,” sair Marie, bending to turn Manchester and a friend from ium. The attendance of every uni fun! You’ll be -the center of a tug- Hartford. us, the noisy hilarity of football on the campus at midnight. Bac o’-war, Judith.” the grate fire a little higher, and calaureate Sunday, with young Dan versity student Is expected.” larnghing at her own bromide. “ I The young people of the Advent crowds and the gentle melancholy In the lower right hand corner was Wetherel went on, between puffs at church are rehearsing for a of commencement week figure Steck sitting in cap. and gown don’t care if it is old stuff, they’re among other solemn seniors in the the signature. “Timothy M. Brown, his pipe, " I hear Brown told Dom not. I sometimes feel as if I’m Thanksgiving program to be given largely in ithe romance of Senator he’d make him head of the physical Dan Steck, of Iowa and Lucile Oeh- church auditorium, while a deeply dean of the college of liberal arts, cheating my children of what a at the church in Hopevale at their science department. If the thing goes morning service at 11:30 a. m. Sat ler, who is now his wife. impressed young girl looked on. Around this placard, there was a over. The test of that will be the home should be. They can’t possi “ Love’s Old Dream” - bly have memories when they’re urday. About seventeen will take Their love affair dates from changing group. Shortly after break reaction of the legislature. Pendle* Commencement eve arrived with grown -up that will compare with part in the program, which will Steck’s undergraduate days at the fast. on the day after the Shea In ton needs a big appropriation. consist of singing, recitations, etc. University of lo'wa, ■when Lu'eife its doom of farewells, broken " I f they Impress the boys that yours and mine. friendships, bittersweet memories. quest, Judith saw it surrounded with ‘■‘I sometimes wonder if my Ic An invitation is extended to all Oehler was a “ town girl” much in come over from the state capital to Five years of hard work had come big-eyed freshmen. Returning from ing or not being in the house means who wish to attend. demand for varsity proms and stu witness the meeting, zowlel—-up goes F. R. Pond and his son Kenneth dent hayrides. to a close. a class at noon, she found Its ad *T/a’s is going to be a very fine whistle, and Vm going the appropriation, and up goes Dean to my children what my mother’s just being in the kitchen or in the ■visited relatives in Simsbury on Dan Steck, immersed in the The night before graduation ex mirers mostly rakish seniors, sneer to use it to whistle the devil up" Brown’s stock, with the president Sunday. ercises, Dan Steck took Lucile for and the ’curators.” dining room at the sewing machine study of law, had little time for ing more or less openly at the Rev Elder ,C. P. Little has returned a canoe ride. Both were strangely everything closed up last night, tight Ing, or my mistake.” ] “ And on the coat tails of Dean meant to me. I’d rush home from courting. He was the son of a “yes,” said Judith. “He’s tasted school and the minute the door from a stay of two or three days prominent family of Ottum'wa, la.', subdued as they floated along the erend Forrest Poole. as a bandbox. No Information on Brown, up goes Dr. Peter Dora,” moon path of the waters. , The university co operative store blood.” was opened knew whether I was in South Manchester where he at and was expected to make his mark any angle of It, even for the news said Judith bitterly. W hat have you heard of Eric?” You said It.” remarked W ill. at peace with the world or not— tended a workers’ meeting of the in the world. But when at 'last he turned the had a more resplendent placard papers. W hat do you make of asked Eve quietly. Advent church. What hours he could steal from canoe back toward shore, both V T hey say^ the dean has ordered his maybe the smell would tell me, = rainbow in natural tints spread that?” ^ Judith shrugged. "Nothing. 1 wife to head the legions of the W . C. beans boiling lor soup for supper, Visitors at the home of Mrs. Jar his law hooks he gave to college were happier— for they were en across the top of the card, and be I make nothing. I’m not an never felt so helpless In my life.” T. U., and they will stand at every or fresh doughnuts or cookies or ed Tennant recently were Dwight athletics. He won a place in foot gaged. Eve pursed her reddened lips In Kelsey and his son from MontVille Steck returned to Ottumwa and neath It, there was the legend; authority on the Shea case,” said entrahce the night of the mass meet^ I’ 1 hear the machine and rush out ball as captain of the second team thought. “Queer. That tragic little Ing, ready to pin the white ribbon to find mother making me a new who spent a day hunting.. and assistant coach. for the next few months spent all “From the mists of doubt and the Judith, somewhat caustically, and woman. Prudence Brown, ran up to of purity on the blue serge or gray pink flannel nightie or a red cash- Armistice Day was observed hej*e He Had Rivals his spare cash on railroad fare to tempests of confusion, there shall walked away from her. me In the Tavern today and almost flannel lapel of each faithful soul mere school dress— hjr the displaying of flags. Though Ottumwa was not far Iowa City. After the wedding, they arise the rainbow of faith. The Prairie Schooner also bore Its begged me to tell her something to that enters the hall.” ■ When Mothers Were Mothers The school in the Center, pri from her Iowa City home, there set up a home in Ottumwa. do for him. Haven’t the slightest mary room, was closed, Friday af When Senator Steck was given “Hear Dr. Forrest Poole’s scathing banner: Eve laugjhed delightedly. “I shall ‘We don’t make the kind of was no chance for love-making in idea why she came to me.” be there, with my white ribbon,” she ternoon to allow of s'ome more Smith Brookhart’s seat In the Sen denunciation of pseudo-intellectual Help put Pendleton University on homes that mean to them what the summer, because young Steck Oh,” said Judith, genially, "1 said. “That’ll ^ v e the dean apo our homes meant to us. Do you work in the decorating and reno made it a point to spend each va ate this spring, after a long elec agnostics, and his clarion call to the the map. Show the world what have. Eric is known as one of your plexy.” remember those Sunday night sup vating line being done on the inter cation roughing it and earning as tion contest, Mrs. Steck accompan standard of true religion. At the alma mater can do for the cause of tame cats.” ‘Did Mrs. B row n. agree to all pers at your house? I can hear ior. The Hopevale school was also much money as possible toward his ied him to Washington. closed on the same day for the auditorium, 8:30 p. m., February 1.” right thinking and right living. Eve’s laugh was unperturbed. this?” asked Judith thoughtfully. your mother saying yet, ‘which one college expenses. They have never been separated "T hat’s fine. He’s a pretty nice -Wetherel raised his eyebrows. “ My same reason. Here the vari-colored rainbow had “Rally with the rest of^your school of you girls is going down cellar to He worked as a railroad engin for any length of time, except for kind of pet to be credited with." dear young woman, that. Is one of get the fruit?’ Remember how we Dr. George Bates and Percival eight months Steck spent in France crowded the Reverend Poole out of against the powers of darkness that eer, packing-house roustabout, as a " I ’m afraid people won’t think so, the things 1 didn’t hear.” both used to go and maul over Woodruff of New London, cowboy and a rodman. Once he as a captain with the Thirty-fourth the picture, bland eyes, Windsor tie are creeping Into university. life. from now on,” said Judith, gloomily. Judith turned down. College road. and Edward Ashcraft, of everything in that big cupboard— found himself “broke” in the Wy Signal Corps, Eve studied an evergreen tree Eve fluttered a green handkerchief Chesterfield spent a day hunting and all “Make Pendleton clean.” you’d hold raspberries or blackber oming desert and walked 400 miles “ Cynics may laugh at love’s ahead of them. “ Well, 1 , don’t after her. with Charles Miner the last of the Miss Reasey the elder came out of Eve. Gerhart was just coming out ries up to the lamp, trying to decide to the home of a friend, pawning young dream,” he says. “ But in our know. The ‘ public forgets. very It was almost noon, and Ji^ith week. the book store as Judith was reading of the Schooner. She was wearing a which was which, and I’d rummage some of his clothes to buy food on case, it is love’s middle-aged^ dream quickly. If he pulls through this, 1 overtook many boys. and girls on around for the big ox-heart cher-' too, and seems likely to be love’s the sign. She was carrying a new gay suit of black and white flannel should say he wasn’t irreparably their way home to lunch. the way. ries or the green gage plums— Each September found him back old dream, if both of ns live.” Oxford note book and a roll of and a Uttle white bat that struck a damaged.” Walking with her head down, she then you’d, say, ‘but you picked last did not realize that there was some In Iowa City, ready for school, but blotting paper. brave note against the wintry dull Judith did not answer. time!’ and then we’d find some one sitting on the step until she miles behind In the race for Lucile “Oh. Miss Martin,” she called. Ju ness of the landscai>e. A famifiar pair of riding boots on corn chowder and some spiced TOLLAND the path ahead of them drew Eve’s turned into the Stedway walk. Oehler’s affections. Local swains ^ ^ INSIST UPON “Judith,” she called, “come for a peaches or some little sweet pick dith saw no escape. attention, and she gave a little "E ric!” she cried. ,, had made good use of the shining stroll with me, won't you?” He was whittling, "Look,” be les and bring them up, too— Mrs. Myron Sparrow was a guest summer hours to pay court to her, “ Hello.” she said listlessly. bird-note whistle that Judith had Old Songs and Jazz of hCT aunt, Mrs. Phoebe Wilcox at Ke m p s Miss Reasey hurried up to her. With obvious reluctance, Judith never heard before. said, holding up the object. “ This Is whild he was “ bumming” through going to be a very fine whistle, and “ Honest, now, can you imagine Merrow Saturday. the coutry in search of stimulating “ W hat have you heard about the complied. WiU Wetherel turned around and I’m going to use It to .whistle the any of us kids getting a kick oi^t Lathrop West attended the Na experience and hard silver dollars. i Eve laughed. “ Oh, don’t be afraid, came toward them. Jle stepped be BALSAM Shea case?” devil up.” of what kind of fruit they’d have tional Grange meetings held in It •was commencement week that 1 Judith frowned. “ Nothing at all, I ’m not going to say, T told you so tween the two women, takiog an lor supper? Or from singing songs Portland, Maine last week and took 1 just want to chat.” arm of each. ‘Things are looking (To Be Uontinued) brought matters to a climax. Neith for that COUGH/ she said, preparing to leave. • • • around an old grand piano. Re the seventh degree. er of them had realized the immin They fell Into step. “The old Hon up, Eric-worshlppers," he ssrtd. member how your mother used to A meeting for tjie anmual elec “ Oh, don’t rush away,” exclaimed Eric is out of jail, but there is a is on the loose again, 1 see,” re Judith lifted her head eagerly. play for us? Can’t you just see tion of officers of the Tolland Miss Reasey. “The young journal marked Eve, glancing at another of “Ask me quickly,” teased Will, lot to be explained. The next chap ter tells of a mysterious deliverer, that little squat brown crock lull Grange, No. 51, P. of H. will be ist was telling me just now that the dean’s posters. "H ot times com shall burst." of bittersweet upon that old ebony held Tuesday evening at the Lome iniDiirauDiioiiiiHiioiHiBHiiiuiiiioiraiiiiiniiinniiiiiiiiiyiiiiiHiiinmiHiDiiHraiiHmniiipiiMniiiniiiiinniiniiiBinninnnnni^ thing? Enough to put any interior of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Wilcox. decorating stunt to shame! The talk given by Prof. Barnes “ Remember how your big sister in the Federated church last Friday sometimes sang solos for us? 1 eviening was most interesting. The and all and spend the rest of hi's can't hear ‘Just a Song at Twilight' subject was “ The Rural Church Home Page Editorials days whittling boats, raising roses, and ‘Carry Me Back to Old Vir- and Community.” He brought out hunting butterflies, catching trout; ginny,’ without seeing her singing much that is being accomplished G oxl Nature or beating Colonel Bogey? Perhaps as your mother played. Heavens, where he ■worked in a western town Have You Betty and Junior, even at the ten also where he Is now working in the height of his ambition Is ' to der ages of 7 and 5 clamor for ai\cl ring'the peg each time he throws Montville and Salem, Conn. A Hobby? ‘Lonesome and Sorry’ and all the Mr. and Mrs. I. Tllden Jewett a. horseshoe. late jazz. I was playing ‘Annie and Miss Bernice Hall were guests By Olive Roberts Barton Roosevelt was a big game hunt Laurie’ the other day and Junior of relatives in Holyoke, Mass. er and a surprisingly well inform spirin piped up, ‘is It a funeral, mother’ ? Sunday afternobh. / A G o x l Ifeal ed ornithologist, and zoologist YACCINATION THE FOE OF And Twenty Years From Now Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Miller Grover (lleveland ha,d a. reputation It seemed to me Marie had gone S.MALLPOX SCOURGE al whose purity and safety have Mr. William Preston BeazeU, as-for duck shooting and iSshing that and family who have been guests SA Y “ BAYER ASPIRIN” and INSIST 1 on almost long enough. Long of Mrs. Miller’s mother, Mrs. Laura been attested to by the govern sociate editor of the “ New York bade fa,ir to outliyp .flls, reputation By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN enough for me,' at least. There was Judson, have returned to their ment. World,” in a recent article tells of as a statesman. A club of rich and Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians foe . .Editor .Journal of the American his interest in a certain cocoon that a lump in my throat and I couldn’t home on Long Island. Medical .Association and of Hygeia, Successful vaccination generally well-knoyrn New. . York business stand it any longer. Perhaps it Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Mitchell of hung from one of his trees and up men has for its hobby:— ship mod the Health Magazine protects for from five to seven was autumn, too, autumn the paint Skunkaumaug district are the hap on which be dlscovere.d a sapaucker els! Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago For centuries smappox was the years, and the second vaccination — a species of woodpecker—-feed er of memory pictures. py parents of a little son born at great scourge of man. In 1752, as usually protects against smallpox But turn hobies into humdrum “ Oh, rats, Marie,” said I. “ You’re the Rockville City hospital last ing. In order to satisfy his curios six-days-a-week aflairs. and instead Pain Neuralgia' iToothache Rheumatism reported by the American Associa for life. not looking at things straight. week. ity about a certain phase of the of you riding them they', will ride Homes and mothers were nice William Von Deck of South Man tion for Medical Progress, Boston There is not the slightest evi murder, Mr. Beazell, according to had almost 6,000 cases of this dis dence, to indicate that ■vaccination you. Keep, them where .they are then, I admit, hut i^n’t it the old chester has recently purchased Mr. his story, “ sought the services of a as good wholesome hobbies. story of glorifying the thing that Womblat's farm on Paulk Hill. ease in a total population of 15,- can do harm. The only deaths that specialist.” 1 DCMES NOT AFFECT THE HEART ] 684. occur are the result of lack of care was? I wonder if we were so Announcement has been made of There was a time when the hu after vaccination, whereby the scar A certain paragraph caught the crazy about it all then—;-if ’ It the marriage of Miss Helen Luhr- reader’s attention— a paragraph meant any more to us as kids than sen to Mr. Harry Needham of Staf man being seldom was seen with- itself becomes infected secondarily /Accept only **Bayer” package out the scars of smallpox on his with bacteria. Vaccination properly concerning “ the specialist” above Ease The Pains Of you and your home mean to your ford Springs. face. Today, the man with the done and properly cared for is as referred to. “By occupation,” kids today? We humans are sen Helen Clough, who underwent which contains proven directions. scars of this disease is living evi safe as any procedure related to the writes Mr. Beazell, “ he was a com timentalists who dotp on harking an operation for appendicitis at the inflamed Joints back to the days that were. In Handy “Bayer” boxes of 12 tablets dence of ignorance or carelessness human body. mercial artist, his drawing-board RockVille City hospital two weeks beside the windows looking out over 20 years your Betty and Junior ago, returned to her home Sunday. ^ Also bottles of 24 and 100—Druggists, on the part of his parents, who the teafe laerk of Barer Manufacture o f MonoeceUcaeldester of SaUcjllcadd failed to avail themselves of the Millions of persons are vaccinat the towers of Brooklyn Bridge. But will talk with a lump in their The Christian Endeavor service properties of smallpox vaccination. ed every year, and the amount of like thousands of whom it is rarely Swollen, twingy pain tormented throats about your radio evenings Sunday evening was held at the The number of cases reported secondary illness is so small as suspected, his abiding interest was joints are usually caused by rheu' and chafing dish Sunday night sup home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. from 48 states and the District of hardly to merit mention. in things far removed from his six- matism. pers— ” St©0lG« Mr. and Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett, BimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinu Columbia in 1921 was 108,135 and Cites Figures days-a-week surroundings. He To bring comfort and relief, there were 764 deaths. 'Since that really lived for the seventh day thousands rub In Joint-Ease, Miss Bernice Hall, Myron Sparrow The proof of the protection af when he could flee the brick and soothing emollient that Magnell and Leon Sparrow were among the " Yowr Next | time there has been a rapid de forded by vaccination lies in the crease, so that the number of cases plaster of the city for parks and Drug Co., So. Manchester, and number. to ' attend the ball game following figures, also assembled meadows where butterflies and druggists everywhere have a big Don’t between Storrs and Kingston at has ■varied between 30,000 and 60,- by the American Association for 000 each year. The number of moths fill out their hurried, har demand for. that your portrait is some the Storrs grounds last Saturday Chance | Medical Progress; afterndon. deaths varied from the low mark ried span.” For lumbago, sore lamb muscles thing’ your friends cannot buy. February, 1927. = Anhther case where the soul of and burning feet its comforting of 189 in 1923 to 702 deaths in In 1925, there were 12,858 cases A photograph taken, in your in 1924. of smallpox in 18 states. Of the the worker finds its holiday in influence will' be appreciated.-— Now Is the Tim e | Vaccine persona concerned, 9,660 had never what we call a “ hobby.” Adv. h(5me surroundings makes an The exiierlences of many nations been vaccinated; 751 persons had Who can estimate, aside from ideal Christmas gift. MRS. E L L IO m SHOP to Enroll | have shown that smallpox can he been vaccinated more than seven the recreative benefit to a hobby, GIFTS FOR ALL Write Supt. of Nurses S prevented by vaccination. Almost years previously; 2,224 persons the enormous amount of generative everyone knows that the vaccina were unable to say whether they effort it creates'? Breathes there a LG. OCCASIONS Middlesex Hospital | tion itself is a simple matter, in had ever been vaccinated. man with soul so dead that he does _ Middletown, Cono. s The evidence is clear that vac not dream of the time when he volving a mere scratching of the 97 Ridse St. ^5 Henry St. Phone 1406. fkin and the inoculation of materi- cination protects. " ; can lock h|^. office floor for IPPA Rub It lUr-Tube 60. CentB Phon 241rl2» m a n c h e s t e :r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , W e d n e s d a y , n o v . i t , 1 9 Z 9 , GAS BUGGIES—Sleep My Little One By ^ n k FLM^ReB FANNY saas SENSE AND nonsense Em IM G O IN S GOSH Every dog has its day, but the LTO A HOTEL STILL nights are reserved for the cats. f e e l s il l y ?\.FTER ’ a n d g o TO CONSTRUCTION BEING REFUSED BED. I’M ALL, , ABOUT GOING FASHION NOTE ACCOMMODATIONS IN F R O M TO BED IN If you want to be a snappy dres DRIVING. rVE t h e d a y t i m e . ser wear your garters around your AT THE HOTEL HOWEVER. IF, W HERE HE BEEN AT THE neck. W HEEL FOR YOU'RE SO M A D E SUCH 006 TIRED-. The big difference between a A N U PRO AR >1 TWENTY-TWO, brass band and a jazz band is that AND ORIVINO rjTy HOURS in the brass band they don’t stick ALL NIGHT C-(iTRAIG>fr. ; any old thing in the ends of their LO N S • instruments. HEM AND AMV FEELING Jack: “ Can your financier keep LIKE A M A N SL secr0fc?** GOING DOWN JL Jill: “ I should think she can. We FOR THE THIRD were engaged two or three weeks TIME before I knew a thing about it.’’ ARRIVE A T OLD HAVEN in '•‘And now, Johnnie, what JUST THE state were you born?’’ AS “ Naked.’’ SU N IS w COMING Thanksgiving makes the turkeys UP. mad. Lots of them even lose their heads over it. M u ~ C 1926 BY NEA SERVICE. INC.^ The baby crfed and cried and cried, au tereu cna o j Trouble is a stretch of imagina Did father come? .You bet! SKIPPY tion that snaps back on you. And though he rocked hiiflself to T H A T J R ICHT- d e o r r te sleep. 7 H € r e u s h N c e o N 'r i? r a 6 - The baby’s crying yet. r* 6 , 11^ SHe Nazes ~ 1NTELIIGENCE TESTS M6 CALUN6UA, T H 6 K/69.Y C o ^S O ' ; T H € y W A S SOMS H K S H S' h c i OH a s C [ k j 6 Y A a \ gCEN TH(?OU;N POUiN 9 Y Even If we aren’t really happy, W A c c A e e Su-z-z ;r m r 's T R € OH, it’s better all around to pretend HATT(N',(?ur M AYCe 6(ccer<. fi’iR ty t » a n h c r . A ROYAL VISITOR A T ^ (? l8 ce THISOUJ 1 ^ o r . that we are. • T H A T y CAUSC A PM IN THROW Next year those who control such OOLVN* t ( S 0 T A YOH things will see that Father’s Day is HOi/VHfVL OOUJM included in Be Kind to Dumb Ani mals Week. o ’ FtSH HOOKI 0u h 6 n r r If exaggeration isn’t lying it’s one of the best known substitutes. see H You can’t blame Moses for lead ing Sis people out of a country that wouldn’t accept a gift of 10 million dollars. The difference between a motor- man And a conductor is quite strange. The motorman changes the handle And the conductor handles" the change. H O ' f l ? r. J. 15;«. iuhn.in Kramo-fc li*. Getting the baby to sleep Is hardest when she is about eighteen The first question should he easy years old. SALESMAN $AMn Two in One By Swan to answer, and the others are not too difficult. The correct answers Prof.:W hat color is best for a CjOT It-WHERE'S R KNIFE HOVJ 16 T ie . THW o iXW l Y appear on another page. bride? V f t m o r ourpi fo c u s ------, ------— 7 X— Who Is shown in the accom Student: I would prefer a white l U E P A i r r con toic-s ' c T/c I -nG. ON panying picture? one. OF A 2— ^Who was the wife of Pluto, y(WA/6-r7AKj according to Mythology? “ You own your own home, don’t ' T b ^•nxr you?” 3— ^What was the last state lo 6 E f OLDH& enter the union? “ No, we have company most of the time.” 4— ^How many subway systen s ufB are there in New York City? FfNO w n 5— ^who is the U. S. secretary of Clarice: Who was that boy you P0JW6 HI5 state? had in the hammock last evening? ^OPF* 6— About how many miles an Gladys: I think he was the one 9EH1KP TriE- M we read about in the papers who COOHTeR op hour does the wind blow during a a Cl \ GOT 15 ^|JB?'.WHAT\L 1 Dol PfWNGrOHtT- \ CAST SELL BoTH \‘L L TOST S U T R 1*^0 LE- Tk ' strangled the ostrich. A VOCKG-T O F V oO R CORT hurricane? W HIS \ VoAX WRrtT TH' •nE- WtIHOOT TH' FotL ,aNT> STiLLn I VOPiHTTo 7— What is the capital of Bel LftTevr HftNPKEfcCHl&F GET THf T D o LLFi^^ gium? The farmer leads no EZ life. The CD sows will rot,. c o M tp y I «•. i f qos* \~i 8— ^Who was George Dewey? Combi MAT'*** s i 9— About how far is it from Ne^'•And when at EV rests from strife •nt , I i t t r=g~ l \ 1 Histones all AK lot. VJ9>»A.T Orleans to London by water? m m c a 10_What is the lowest point cn Bl.se. the North American continent? No husband can understand why the ne,gleet of some trifling house UTlOU Our Worst Joke: The man that hold errand should cause so much invented' life savers made a mint. trouble. ///JJ service, me. He: “ What in the world is a met A lot of folks are wondering if He’s About Right, Too By Blosser aphor?” Mr. Coolidge will run again, as If FRECKLE^ AND HIS FRIENDS She: “ To keep cows in, stupid.” there was ever a politician who stopped running after he once got ViELL-VtoORB A The more a man iro w s the less started. IF Vou WAWr /NOWEV TO ItL.'TRV PlffAER'^* BUT 1 VWON'T he’s sure about. BOV CAm STM AS PQBS&ASrS VOO DK05 sroee-i'D r a 't a e c I'M LOOKIN' /\ / i i C B LOOKING BCV. B S OF M U C H Better be happy now while you’re C A ^ i SC> AND 6BT A JOB AT VNORkf "TASRS 7AAN. IM A FOP A 1 BUT 1 CAN’T A S tp .V Two can live as chealyas.one but poor: you may be rich some day 0M5 OF 'W e STPCES AK-rSQ OLD SROeSRV S’TDBE OR JOB > \ AFFORD MORS not as happily. and can’t. ------JSCWSOI, AOURS’ PRINTIN'' OFFICE.'.' ' ^ M6LP/ ------: W y ti > f t '* * I / BY HAI.X»CI4flAN WASHINGTON TUBBS H The Golf Fiend Quitting for the Season by Fontaine Fox By Crane • T o o COI-D T H K o «^ g H F o r .TH& EvieRStHlMGS SUCK f PLEKEE, W L L X <»URE TH1WG>v ^LEDDIMG NOW.BNSi. “XM iS i U S IN HOUR. \<11 S E E IF vje’LL oei" th is woung isoA-r^ vnon'T hou^ \-t s r e ^ dh B G €K ' X o -Ta k e u s > HlLE NNA’SiH IS PLEASeD OFF -This PERNED f/ n tln al \SLKND w T w OUR K -tb LEN^N SE W eLS 'fUN'T The 'T n e N — "CAHNISKUS" O N Tne \SLMJD \N6^e J -A T e K . AMY M0f?E THIS. YgAR; •BUi' PRODUCTS OP HIS UAAOlNWiOM, U\S COMPFU- IONS ., orTHeQ. TrtOUOHfS. (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) LAT^R IC CAKV <5WIR6 AL]. ^UM d ),ED The Tinymites had never had up from saucer, plate and bowl and such heaps of funs, and they were cup. Then Carpy shouted, “ Listen TVIr o u g h F o r glad that in the icebox they had now, and hear what I ’ve to say. A OH VNELL/ found a lot of things to eat. A l dandy cart is In the yard, and so It /^g o o d -lo o k in g GlR.L'i though there ■were no forks or wouldn’t be so hard for us to load 1 P»(iEN’T SWPWR.ECVCED knives, they had the time of their it up real high and take some food K FELLA’S young lives by nibbling with their away.” uSCKViD EVER>(DWf fingers, which they thought was They laughed and all agreed quite a treat. that such a plan was good. “ Don’t They’d climb upon the shelves, take too much,” said Scouty as and then, for exercise, climb down each' Tlnymlte grabbed hold of that- again, because they knew that ex and this. Load after load was ercise makes appetites real strong. quickly sent out to the cart.. Away I V r Then Scouty shouted, “ My, I ’d love they went with food that very to see what’s in that door above. likely Mister Farmer’d never miss. STH-I- UAT6R Let’s pry it open. We can put And, as they traveled ’cross the things back where they belong.” yard, old Clowny sure was laugh ing hard. He’d sneaked out of the So, when the shining knob was woodshed and was sitting In a tree. tried, the upper door flew open They ^on’t know where I am, ho in wide, and Coppy hopped right in thought. Perhaps they think that I the place, but quickly fumed am caught, but ■wait until they around. “ We'd best keep out of leave that food and then they’ll here,” said he. “ It’s just as cold as quickly see. it can’be.” And now, of course, you all can guess that ice is what he __ ^ (To* Be Continued) found. (Clowny has a feast In the next By this time, they were all filled story.) \ V. - 'iV-'T?-'* i i-'. WEDNESDAY, NDV- 17, M a tu rl| [(0 t?r iEitfisittii P A G E T E N — ------7 ODD FELLOWS’ DANCE DELANEY FIGHT BARRED Snakes 'n Mice Manchester Odd Fellows will Odd Fellows’ Hall TONIGifr and TMdORROW JAPANESE GUESTS give another of those popular pub^ Chicago. Nov. 17.— T)ie IllInol9 lie dances on Saturday, November boxing commission today refused Public Dance Not Hens, Give 20 in their hall at che Center and to sanction the proposed Jack D^ OUR Two Big Times! AT CHURCH BAZAAR the committee feels sure that ev Saturday, November 20 laney-Orlando Reverherrl match eryone attending will enjoy a real scheduled here for November 26. Buekmeister’s Orchestra. AT> THE RAINBOW Hawks Delight pleasant evening. Buckmeister or The cominission ruled the Italian "A Street in Tokio,” the big chestra will furnish the music for is not h fit opponent for the light T h u r s d a y M o r n in g Prof. Morganson, Prompter. Tonight— George Dnnn, singing bazaar at the Center Congregation modern and old fashioned dances. heav^eight champion. ! director, and the CInderelta ^ U - al church furtilshes an appropriate Prof. Morganson will prompt. Modem and Old Fashioned setting for several Japanese, enter room Orchestra. Modem D a n ^ g Ask the average person what a Dancing Tomorrow Night— Old tainers who will be the guests of querade and Carnival. OW Fashion the church on Thursday evening. hen-hawk lives on and he would 50c Specials Admission 50c. and modem dancing. These people, both men and wom probably reply: Admission ...... en, will appear- in native costnme. "Don’t he so foolish, diens of No effort has been spwed to con course!” vert the church into a bit of realis But this is not so. Chickens are I There Is Beauty and W e^ | Speak for Themselves Swedish Baking Sale tic Japanese scenery. The entire up nothing less than desert for them. = . * * ABOUT TOWN Ausi>ic6s of Dorcfls Society of per'part of the room represents a What hen-hawks love best of all iSwedlsh Lutheran Churcli cherry orchard in full bloom. Only and what compose their daily The brick work on the addition the hand of Mother Nature herself menu are snakes and mice! Ford Overcoats lor ’ to the Manchester Green school is At Hale’s Store could make a more realistic scene. At least this is the inforihation We Have a Surprise for You in Our practically completed. It is ex Saturday, Nov. 20 at 2 p. m. Huge lanterns hang from the trees, given The Herald by Ronald C. pected that the work will be tin- true to the Japanese style. Hillman, fiighland Park taxider Fabric Department Tomorrow ished about the first of January. It The booths which circle the room mist. Mr. Hillman has mounted no is the plan to use at least two of Hose Company No. 3 of the are designed after the tiny shops less than seven hen-hawks since Men the rooms at that time. South Manchester Fire department seen on the streets of Japan » with October 8. Morning. will hold the annual dinner- at the their bamboo construction and He says; Wonderful fabrics.’ newest color and correct models. Joseph Beyoril of 75 Birch Rainbow Inn Saturday night. The quantities') of ’ gay lanterns. Again “ One hawk contained four mice All these insure you better values, $45 to $65. street, has returned from two other two East Side companies will nature has been outwitted for' a and a snake over a foot long. An Many other Beautiful Coats from $25 to $40. weeks’ vacation. respond to calls difring the ah- profusion of wistaria, cherry blos other had: consumed four garter 400 Y a r d s sence. soms and chrysanthemums convert snakes, averaging seven inche.s in Suits for the Holidays that will make you feel content Two trees were blown down on the little shops into veritable flow length. They are of the common with yourself and the rest of the world, priced from $30 Olcutt street near the Bunce school Miss Bernice Miller of Hartford, striped variety. Even the smallest ^ yesterday by the storm. The road er gardens. If you can translate the a graduate of Arnold’s School of Japanese signs which appear sus hen-hawks contain mice and | = to $47.50. Some w;th two pairs of trousers. was blocked for some time. Anoth Gymnastics in New Haven, has er tree was blown down on Rosev pended from the ceiling you will be snakes.” t been engaged as physical director able to see at a glance the nature Special Sale of Boys’ Suits Dress Goods mary Place. for the town schools outside the of the merchandise in which each Ninth district.' This is in accord i Big savings on quality suits. A son, Richard Arnold, was born little shop is dealing. ance with a xpte of the board of In Japan the large parasol is i $24.50 SUITS,;Sale p r ic e ...... JJo.OO yesterday to Mr, and Mrs. Ward education at the annual meeting : $21.50 SUITS, Sale price...... J15.-0^ s Dougan of 231 School street. The used to protect one from the sun. /n each baby was born at Mrs. Howe’s Ma last month. They are seen everywhere at all : $18.50 SUITS, Sale p r ic e ...... J12.7o 50c a yard ternity Home. tinges. These same gay parasols fig E $17.00 SUITS, Sale price ...... |12-00 The Sunday school, officers’ and ure prominently in the decorative teachers’ meeting of the Second : $16.00 and $15.00 SUITS, Sale price ...... $11.35 A daughter was born to Mr. and Congregational church will take scheme of the bazaar and make the : t SIZEp 10 to 18. Just a few of the materials you will find in this lot— Mrs. Joseph Gatzewich of 26 Port observer wonder if he is not actu- 36 inch Glowsheen. 99c Silk and Wool Plaids. 36 inch land street yesterday. place prev- visiting Japan, stead of Wednesd y cedar trees, scraggly pines [ Underwear , Cotton Crepes, 36 inch Silk and Cotton Printed Crepes, iously stated. There ' 54 inch Bordered Rayon, Silk and Chal-a-nay. 'Values Mrs. Jennie Hodge of Oak Grove speakers. Rev. J. Stuart Neill and garlands of graceful wistaria up to $1.50 and $2.00 a yard. While they last— 50c a street, was discharged from the Me complete the picture. True to its I Union Suits and two piece suits, medium and heavy will giv© su inform&l t&Hc for Sun- yard. morial hospital yesterday. She un day school teachers and Rev. Wal name, "A Street in Tokio” cannot s weights for Men -and Boys, $1.00 to $3.00. derwent a major operation about ter Aiken, general secretary of fail to please the visitor, from an three weeks ago. Hartford Council of Churches will artistic standpoint, as'well as af S For the Man Who Cares fording an enjoyable evening in speak on "Practical teaching in the 75c SILK AND WOOL HOSE St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Sunday School,” . All -who took beautiful surroundings. W all Paper I PLORSHEIM SHOES of Isabella, will hold its regular Mr, Aiken’s course last year wjll - I Pair, SCLc ^Tomorrow morning we are placing another shipment of meeting tomorrow evening in the welcome the opportunity to hear With the wide assortment of i The calstanding shoe in quality, fit and style, $10.00, K, of C. clubrooms at 8 o’clock. 1 these silk and w'ool hose on sale at 50c.— the last Thursday him again, LOCAL MAN MARRIED patterns in .wall paper today morning we put them on sale we sold over thirty dozen in a few Only plain whist will be played and a t . the very reasonable I Bostonian Shoes hours. Plain colors of black, zinc, fawn, biscuit and beige. A son w^s horn this morning Herbert F. Custer, of Manches at the card party to be held this ev at the Memorial hospital to Mr. j prices for which you can pur- ening in the assembly hall of the ter, and Miss Claire MacFitridge, s Warrant your inspection and trial, quality wear in every $1.00 SPORT HOSE and Mrs. Charles Chaponis of of East Hartford, were united in 1 chase a room lot there is no White House. The whist is in,| Buckland. Pair» , , , . 50c u, charge of Mrs. James W. Foley. marriage yesterday by Rev. John reason why you should let the i pair, $7-0*0 to $9.50. Heavy sport hese in good looking checks of oxford, blue, stone at the First Presbyterian tan and brown. The school girl will like a pair of these good She has had presented to her ' for At the- Highland Park Communi rooms in your house go for sev first prizes, two live turkeys. The ty clubhouse tomorrow evening the Church in Hartford. They were atr I Headquarters for Brown’s Beach Jackets || looking sport hose to wear to school and for all sport wear this tended by Mr. and Mrs. Carl Custer eral years without repapering. lady and gentleman holding the first of a series of six setback part winter. highest score will' be awarded the of Hamlin street. We invite you to see our show- i Jacket, collar attached...... - ...... $^.00 ies will be held. It is planned to 59c BLOOMERS ' birds. Refreshments will be serv award six prizes at each session The bride was charmingly gown-j Jng of wall papers, 5 Jacket, without Collar...... $4.45 50c ed and all card players are in ed in forest green georgette trim and to give a capital prize to the S Beach Vests ...... |2.35 Plain colored crepe or white cotton bloomers with ham- vited to come and enjoy them lady and gentleman holding the med with velvet and wore a hat to selves at the Manchester Communi highest score for the entire. series. match. She carried a bouquet of burg trimming in sizes 27 and 29. ty clubhouse this evening. Refreshments will be served. i white chrysanthemums. The maid $1.00 SLIP-ON SWEATERS of honor wore a beautiful frock of John L Olson 50c Another special' meeting of thej A number of local Sunday blue georgette trimmed with velvet Ascher’s knit sweaters in blue or pink. These sweaters Second Congregational church school workers are in attendance at and wore a silver hat. She carried 1 GLENNEY'S slightly streaked in the knitting— hardly noticeable. Sizes 2 members will be held this evening the State Sunday school convention yellow chrysanthemums. Painting and Decorating at the home of Mrs. E. E. Segar After the ceremony a dinner was E Tinker Building. and 3 years. which'opened this forenoon at the Contractor. M* to further discuss the plans for a Central Baptist church in Hartford. served in the Hotel Heubiein In CHAMOISETTE GLOVES 50 C series of monthly church suppers, Excellent speakers and programs Hartford. The best man was pre- I 599 Main It. Johnson Blocb and groups chosen to have charge have been provided for the meet sented with a green and white gold Two button chamoisette gloves in the wanted fall shades. of them. ings which will continue through knife and chain and the maid of A fine quality glove that will give you good wear. Friday evening. honor an aquamarine finger ring. 25c FEEN-A-MINT 1% H Ward Cheney Camp, Spanish The bride and ,groom left by mo 3 fo r ^ War Veterans and Mary Bushnell Michael J. McDonnell, president tor for New York and Canada. After Cheney auxiliary will meet at the they return they will reside on A chewing gum laxative. No taste but the mint. State armory tomorrow evening. of the Army and Navy club, is ill at Washington street in Hartford. 59c PADDED CHAIR SEATS his home,in Manchester Green with pneumonia. 50 c A new swimming class for men In brown Spanish leatherette Fastens on. with clamps. will be started at the School street 12, 13 and 14 inch size. Rec by Associate Director Chaney The Army and Navy tjlub was DEBATING CLUB PLANS on Monday evening from 4 to 4:45. ‘remqdeled” today in preparation TO STAGE MUSICAL PLAY I 99c GLASS MIXING BOWL Regular basketball practice will he for the bazaar which the Silk City SE T S, ■ . .V 50, cA held from 8 to 9 o’clock on Friday Flute Band, will give for the rest There will be a meeting tonight Five piece glass mixing bowl sets in good heavy glass. A evening. of the week starting tomorrow of the Debating Club of the South handy set to have in the pantry. Limited number to sell at ,1 ------night. There will be entertainment Manchester High school. A musical this price. _ Manholes in storm sewers all ov each evening. play has been arranged to he staged i 99c SANDWICH OR SERVING er town were clogged with leaves in the High school assembly hall Despite the adverse weather, T R A Y S , O vF \> and dead twigs today as a result cf next Tuesday afternoon. Miss Mar-1 10 inch size. Heavy nickle plated finish— will not tarnish. the heavy rain which accompanied there was a large gathering at the jorie Gist andMissRebecca Estey, | the severe windstorm ^^terday. Church of the Nazarene last night of the faculty, are coaching the Many psople who had not hurn^ Rev. C. C. Rineharger, evangelist, speaking parts and are in charge their fallen leaves found that the who is conducting the revival serv of the stage arrangements. Miss I gutters in front of their houses ices, will speak again tonight. Hazel 'Worcester Will coach ths| **Self-Serve'' Specials were wiped clean this morning. danciiig numbers while Miss Marion Arthur E. Gibson will give the Dorward will have charge of the! 1 Pint Bottle MAYFLOWER SYRUP and 2 packages The glass In the door at John address of welcome at the Fathers music. Olson’s paint shop ih the Johnson and Sons’ banquet tonight at . the of WASHBURN’S OR HECKER’S PAN CAKE block was smashed by the heavy South Methodist church. A roast FLOUR, all fo r ...... wind yesterday and just below this turkey supper will be served at KIRKMAN’S BORAX SOAP, 9 bars ...... 50c place a globe sign in front of Pat 6:30. Dr. G. B. Martin, of Spring- HIGH TEST TOMATOES, 5 cans . 50c Dougherty’s barber shop crashej to field, and Governor John H. Trum NASON SUPPLIES BALLANTINE’S MALT WITH HOPS, can ... I ••••50c the ground. Many radio antennae bull will speak. were blown down by the heavy LIME Light or dark. wind. \ In spite of the storm last even SUNBEAM SEEDLESS RAISINS, 5 packages , . . . . 50c ing a large crowd was in attend One pound package. The Justamere Whist club will ance at the concert given by .the CEMENT CALIFORNIA STATE ASPARAGUS, 3 cans ) •»«•50c meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Salvation Army Swedish string l^Iyra Gallnat at the home of her HAND PICKED APPLES, 14 quart basket ...... - . 50c band of New Britain in the local PLASTER Large basket. daughter, Mrs. A. E. Loomis of citadel. The numbers were well Keeney street. Gtatv^ P' rendered and the audience showed eiiting appreciation by the applause which BRICK the People The Lakeview Parent-Teacher ^ 0 followed each piece. The recitations evet tViong association will have a whist at the given by Miss Edith Westman dis FLUE, LINING d>egt' **>llealth Market*' Spedals schoolhouse on Friday evening of a this week. played her wonderful talent as . a reader. The program was given un DAMPERS forevet y , ^ ^ der the direction of Ensign and Manchester Grange members and cao ® they we to friends will play whist at the home Mrs. Fredrickson who have charge TILE of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Mitchell of the Salvation Army Swedish F o r 5 0 c F o r 5 0 c of Bell street, near the Glastonbury work in New Britain. line on Friday evening. Those who A Full Line. fot 1 lb. Bottom Round 1 lb. Veal Stew. desire transportation beyond the Steak. south end trolley terminus are ask its 2 lbs. Beef Liver. ed to telephone 648,920 or 1194-3. FINISH HRICK WORK Give us your ord ;r. 1 lb. Hamburg Steak. We deliver the sroods. -.ss* rJ i'"-“““ Patrolman Aaron Radding has TODAY ON NEW TEMPLE Fresh Ribs of purchased a building lot on Sum- Shoulder Steak, 2 lbs. 50c Beef, '5 lbs...... 50c mitt street from Robert J. Smith, loc^l real estate dealer. Mr. Ra'd- Expert to Complete Job in aycaents ding has started the construction 'Three Months; Interior Work G. E. Willis & Son of an 8-room house on ihe lot. To Start Soon; Storm Hand! 2 Main Street Phone 50 Samuel J. Prentice, of Manches cap. ___ ^ ter Green, has had a private line telephone Installed In his home. Rapid progress is being made on Price ■ P M I The number is 2325.— ^Adv. the construction work at the Ma sonic Temple being erected at the Piano Tuning SOUTH MRNCHCSTER • CONN Caroline, eldest daughter of Rev. Center. It Is expected the work will 650 1 ' 1,% ^ a tnd Mrs. J. S. Neill, rector of the St. he completed in about three and UP Mary’s Episcopal church, suffered months, it was said today. Your old piano a fractured left wrist in a fall Sat ■The brick work was finished Talking Machine aaepted in tx- urday. She is reported as making this afternoon. The steps will now change with satisfactory progress. be constructed and the scaffold payments as taken down. Then the men will Repairing low ai iHiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiiHiliiiiiiiiiiliimiiiliHiHiiiiiiiiiiiiluitiiiiuiiiiliiliniiiiiliilliinii It was learned today that Alfred work on the Interior of the temple Gill, Coventry youth who was ‘ac With the work bn the outside con T el. 821. T 2 £ ,* 1200 Pairs I cidently shot recently, is recover- cluded, the workmen will not be a- -4ng rapidly at Memorial hospital. affected by the cold weather and- Spedat terms storms. /orthismonth Best Oak Tanned Leather Soles f He will he discharged shortly. , . • I have Just received, direct from the tannery representative, S There was an unusnaHy large Yesterday’s storm raised havoc KEMP'S T he Brambach Baby Grand represents the highest type in small number of small particles of the with the efforts of the workmen, it Grand piano construction. It is small enough to fit into a ^ home |s 1,200 pairs of shoe soles for my Winter stock. While this S> S stock lasts I am giving my customers the benefit qf bes$ stock S; shot -in his hand and ajso three was stated by the foreman in _____only 4'8" in length. Finest materials art combined with expert large pieces. Two fingers were charge. Heavy planks were blown workmanship, ifll o f a quality that the finest home may be proud Is bought right. . 1: amputated. off the scaffolding find late In the ' " BRING YOUR SHOE REPAIRING TO > , 1 ' afternoon the storm attained such Kemp’s to possess. I I Complaints have been received a height tiiat it was necessary to HEAVY SOLES Masio House, n at local police headquarters that stop work entirely. South Manchester. riKi motorists have been taking advan The number of tons of stone in on your shoes protect from Winter | ton Shoe Repiw Sbon cold and dampness. tage of the new highway on Center the handsome columns In front of Please send me the free 5 105 Sprace Street, Sontti IliulcheBter. street for a speedway. It has the temple is far more than the av The best of materials and work-] floor ^ttern which shows Kemps Music House erage person realizes. Each of th-3 been stated that drastic steps will manshlp: , how lit^e floor space the pillars weighs over seven tons EVERYTHING MUSICAL be taken by the police if this prac Brambach BabyGra^ requites. tice does not stop immediately. while the three large rectangular The Music House of Manchester. blocks on top of the pillars weigh I The annual meeting and election five tons apiece. SEwnz of officers of the Women of Mobse- M d r e s j ' . he^rt Legion will be held tomor- Play and keep young. Join the • THE SHOE REPAIR MAN Advertise in The Her ,fOw evenipc .at the I^ c o ln school. Community Club.—>^7. Selwltx Block, lO gM riat. - ’-.'a ■' '■■■if