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X (CIsaeiaed Advertlelng on Page 1«L) VOL. LIII., NO. 309. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1934. (TW ELVE PAGES) PRICE TH REE CENT.S

YCALL FOR CROWE

“American Tragedy” Trial Opens &0.P.GAININ IS UNANSWERED

Deputy Sheriff Yells Into BANDITS HOLD UP RECORD VOTE Woods for Slayer But No- body Appeared.— Leffal For-

mality. ATJLECnON

Wolcott, Oct. 2.— (A P )— A WALLINGFORD BANK;

call to John Crowe, hunted slay- Democrats Make Unasnal er o f two neighbors, to issue

forth from his hiding place re-

mained unanswered today, but Drive But Slip Back from Deputy Sheriff James Jamele ESCAPE WITH $20,000 didn't expect anything different. "Crowe, John Crowe, I have Year Ago — Chambers a Judgment for $20,000 against you to be satisfied." Headed Toward Hartford, Gets Big Vote. Thrice the deputy sheriff sent the call echoing through the U. S., British Speakers Wolcott woods where .Crowe Police Believe— Use Ma- sought re'fuge last June after In a record-breaking town elec- killing Clarence Yuskis and tion vote Manchester Republicans Julius Karbauskas. chine Gun and Revolvers Link Japan and War yesterday named all their nominees It was all part of a legal for-

to town offices and showed a gain mality requiring., that a demand ^T ren ch Coat Left by for payment o f Judgments be in the majority given its candidates i made at the laat known place of B.v ASSOt I.\TEn PKESS •■possible war W ith Russia and a.s-

despite an unusually strong attack I abode of the defendant. Japan and war were mentioned In serted the United States has three Thieves, the Only C lu e -

by the Democratic leaders. For the ' A fter the slaying Judgments airplanes to Japan's one. The the same breaths at ;three different flrst time since the adoption of the totaling $20,000 were entered in pamphlet likewise said the United ' points In the world today. present Primary system a larger | favor o f ’ the estates of Yu.skis States wanted a navy larger than State Police Cover Roads.

vote was cast at the town, election 'and Karbaiiskaa in the Court of Washington—Brig. Gen. William that of Japan in order to support' than was recorded in the Republic- Mitchell,, retired but still fighting vigorous policies toward the Orient. Common Pleas. an Primary of the same year. Yes- for an Improved United State.s air Southport, England—Jack Mills Wallingford, Oct. 2.— (A P )— The terday’s election brought 4,176 vot- force, declared; "Our most danger- of Dartford. former member of ers to the polls, slightly over two- Wallingford Bank and Tru.st Com- I ous enemy Is Japan and our planes Parliament, told the British Labor thirds of them being Republican should be designed to attack Japan" | Party convention that Japan was ps ny. located at the comer of Cen- votes. He said fifty United States dirig- maklng "a deliberate preparation for lei and Williams street was held up Vote Is Feature LABOR ANSWERS ibles could destroy Japan within a war which the Japanese consider about 11:35 o’clock this morning by The extra heavy , vote, o f course, two days and that the United States esacn-tlal" and he called on the five unmasked armed men and rob- was the feature of the election. It .should develop airplanes with a party tq'^get from the British g o v -, ,20,000 had been learned in Republican THEEMPLOYERS’ cruising range of from 6,000 to ernment. the declaration that there The hold up took about flve mm- headquarters that the Democrats 8,000 miles, shall not, tn event of war, be any 'lies and the bandits escaped in aa were going to try to catch their Tokyo— An official Japanese army assistance, -(inancial or physical, The second episode of Pennsylvania’s "Am erican Traged.v" story is being written In the courtroom at Wilkes- .xutomobile which waa parked neaf Republican opponents by surprise pamphlet, described by an authority from Great Britain to help the state OFFEI^PEACE| Barre, Pa., where Robert A. Edward.s, 23-year-old surveyor, is on trisi'-charged with the murder of his the bank and operated .by a sixth and. if possible, seat' at least some aa expressing the army's views, which has outlawed itself _ In the sweetheart. Freda McKechnie, who was about to become a mother. Here Edward.s, dappcrly attired In of their nominees. The 'Republican urged Japan to make ready for a eyes of the civilized world.” ' companion. The.only clue left by the organization started to get out its blue serge. Is shown (center) as he was led to court by Sheriff Luther Kniffcn (le ft) and Deputy'Lee Welker. bandits was a trench coat that one

vote and it waa soon seen among Deebres Workers Must Be put down on the teller's counter. wbrkers at the polls that a record Flee to the North election day vote would be polled. The bandits went north over Wil- In proportion to the total vote Given Full Right of Col l eC" | liams street to Churoh street, where cast the Democrats fell back some- WETS ARE VICTORIOUS 'JAP WAR RUMOR HAUPTMANN ASSOCIATE s!ght of them was lost The Walling- what from the vote of a year ago. ! ford police were immediately noti- The Republican leaders were Jubi- licd and Chief George Abbot re- lant when upon examining the re- CAUSES A N X IEH oponded to the alarm. Immedlateiv sults they found that a gain over NOW SOUGHT BY POLICE word was sent to the Meriden anti last year's m ajority had been made. ISJlT r I IN STATE’S SMAU TOWNS

the state police anej all roads north A smoother working Democratic were covered but no -word of the organization had prepared and exe- landits had been received up to 1 cuted one of the_^beat town elec- San Francisco, Oct. 2.— (A P I — A ' Army Pamphlet Urges Japan Only Five Vote Dry— Me- Knew Lindy Suspect Had AARON COOK HEADS o'clock. tion battles ever’ staged here and manufacturers challenge to labor to I EDITOR DEFENDS | the Republicans had a right to be Before entering the ,bhnk, the declare an Industrial truce met with tandits went upstairs and forced Joyful, over making a gain In the a counter charge today from Amer- to Make Ready for Con- j Ransom Money When John Kane, Janitor of the building to face of such odds. lean Federation o f Labor leaders, j j'ority of Towns Indgding. INSURANCE FIRMS SELECTMEN AGAIN Keeney Runs Ah r«d accompany them down st(Urs and in- Only when workmen are assured! flict With Rnssia. to the bank. This move, it is believed Edward H. Keeney, Democratic thei. full right of collective bar- i City of Middletown Go ' ___ He Sought to Buy Some ‘ ---- nominee for assessor had made waa to prevent Kane from sounding gaining can peaceful methods o f ' any alarm, when the holdup took drive to win the election, and suc- settling disputes replace, the atrlke ' Republican. Tokyo, Oct. 2.— (A P ) — An offi- Lumber. Board, Elected Yesterday, place. ceeded in running about 130 votes weapon. President William Green I Declares Attack on Capital* ahead of his ticket. He was 1,010 told the Americ a -Federation o f : cial army pamphlet ' which urged . Have Machine Gun

votes behind his opponent E. L. G. Labor annual convention. He called' Japan to make ready fo r a possible Organizes This Afternoon; The five men, armed with t«- Hohenthal, however. Felix E. Moz- By .\S80clated Pres*. ism Is Attack bn the Sav- New York. Oct. 2.— (A P ) —In- vclvers and a sub-machine gun en- on the .National Association of I war with Russia spread uneasiness zer also ran ahead of his ticket for Manufacturers which proposed a The wets had come off victorious vestigators searched on widely sep- tered the bank and covered the flve the office of tax collector but the I among the nation's economic leaders employes and two customers and truce during which no attempts today in voting by 32 of ConnectI- i ings of the Public. ' today. « arated fronts today for two impor- Bowers Secretary. Incumtient George H. Howe waa would be made forcefully to change ordered them to lie on the floor. Two cut's towns on the local option Issue, I This was reflected on the Stock tant figures in their case against existing industrial conditions, flrst of them went to the rear of the bank I Exchange. Leading shares declined Brimo Richard Hauptmann, Indict- (Continued on Page Seven) publicly to announce they will obey 25 of them turning In a preponder- [ and Jumped a teller’s booth near the ! on an average o f two yen (about 60 ed r « the receiver of the $50,000 Aaron Cook, popular scion of one the decisions of constituted authori- ance o f sentiment for the Issuance I Rye, N. T., Oct. 2.—(AP)—An vault. 1716 latter two scooped up al’ ; c e n t s ) . Lindbergh ransom payment. ot Manchester's oldest and best ties as the President suggested. of liquor permits against a mere flve I[ attack upon capitalism is an attack 'the bills on the teller’s counter and Newspapers said members of the Meantime, Bronx county. New "Until such time as that associa- t^at balloted dry. Two towns re- \ I:nown families, was again named In the vault and then under cover [ upon Insurance, Merle Thorpe, edi- York, and N ew Jersey state offi- tion announces .ts willingness to main to be heard from. ‘ MOTHER ON STAND tor of the Nation's Business, told (Continued on Page,Two) cials gathered In Trenton, N. J., pre- chairman of the Board of Selectmen ti their companions guns made their comply with the rulings of the In the flrst vote on the liquor sit- the insurance advertising confer- sumably to discuss extradition of when the board met for organiza- escape. courts and o f the constituted au uation, locally since 1919, Stafford, Customers who tried to enter the ence here today. the Bronx prisoner to New Jersey tion this afternoon in the Muntclpa' Glastonbury, Thompson, Madison, liank during the hold up were told IN ‘TRAGEDY’ CASE (Continued on Page Eight) Cheshire and Haddam yesterday on more serious charges, although building. Young Cook was named A. T. Falk, * of the Advertising District Attorney Samuel J. Foley by the guard at the door that they polled overwhelming totals for the Federation o f America, urged the AUSTRIANS FEAR of the Bronx, said there was noth- cliairman of the board last year co-aid not enter as bank examiners i continuance of liquor sales. revival "of two vital factors—in- ing he could say in Trenton about had taken charge o f the institution. Wilton, Granby, Woodbridge, centive and confidence" as neces- when be led the seven elected Select- extradition. Forced to Lie Down Tells How Daughter Went On Woodstock and Eastford were the sary to "permanent progress" of SOCIALIST REVOLT One of the Important figures Thomas WilUam». of Blast W sl- WRECK OF AKRON American business. flve deciding against the issuance sought by authorities today waa an Ungford, one of the customers in the of permits. In all o f these the Said Thorpe: associate of Hauptmann who ap bonk, had the sub-machine gun Trip With Suspect and vote was fairly close. Aside from "There are millions today who parently knew he allegedly was prodded against bis abdomen and CALLED DISGRACE the liquor question, the majority of pin their hope and faith to their in- passing Lindbergh ransom money surance pollciea, yet go about bit- Police Discover Large Quan- ♦cld “ to get down or. the floor.” towns, together with the city of as early a* ihst February, although Never Returned. terly assailing ‘ckpitallam.’ Yet in- The other customer, a woman, Middletown seemed to have gone the prisoner cliUmed that he did not surance represents the largest at»^ ix'hoee identity was not learned and Republican, in many instances by know the money in his' possession cumulation of capital, exclusive of tities of Explosives Bear- who had a baby carriage was also large majorities. was ransom currency until about Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Oct. 2.— (A P ) G^. MitcheU Scores Orders the banks, x x x ordered to the floor. ■ Republican Victories. three weeks before his arrest. —The Commonwealth presented the A fter the holdup Carl B. Reimolds, Republican victories were S(x>red People's Sarings i ing German Factory Marks Col. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, su- first of its witnesses today against Which Sent Big Dirigible “With all our intelligence, we i trust officer of the bank and George Robert Allen Ekiwards, the youthful Wilkinson, Jr., treasurer, estimated (Oontinoed on Page Two) cannot seem to realize that capital (Continued on Page Eight) hard coal surveyor it hopes to send Is merely the savings of the people the bandits had escaped with $20,000 Innsbroch, Austria, Oct. 2.— (A P ) .to the electric chair in the American Ont Into Storm. collected by managements, of which iL bills, but had not touched any —The government tightened the Tragedy slaying of Freda McKech- insurance Is one. and brought to an silver. They said the entire loea was nie. state o f siege today in consequence effective focus where those savings covered by insur^ce. Mrs. George McKechnie, mother VIENNA AS M ODE of secret police information that a Washington, Oct. 2.— (A P )—Call are pumped into trade and indus- HUNT FOR KAMINSKI A fter the holdup a man and wo- revolution, was planned by United of the unemployed telephone oper- Ing the loss o f the N avy Dirigible try. quickening economic activity, man in the vicinity o f the bank tn Nazis and Socialists. ator told the Jury in low, halting Akron “ Disgraceful," Brigadier Gen furnishing markets, making more f.n automobile, whose identity has Upon' the discovery of large tones, that Edwards once said Freda eral William Mitchell, retired, told FOR U. S. IS CITED opportunity for Jobs, and raising REVIVED IN VERNON not been established stated that the knew he did not love her, that he the President’s aviation cominisston the standard of living by enlarging quantities of explosives bearing German factory marks and - among the Nazis and Socialists who men in high vote. Sherwood G. Bow- the look-out. man still at the wheel doctor?” he was asked. Dirigibles have a larger cruising are unemployed and "therefore have ers waa named secretary. “Pregnancy” he replied, "about radius than any other aircraft, he (Ooptlnued OB Page Two) nothing to lose." The descriptions of three of the San Francisco, Oct. 2.— (A P ) — A Working on Information reaching Other committee . and appointive two and a half months." said, and "with competent crews "They are so desperate,” said one men as broa'dcast by police foUow: new prosperity would come to the Stafford Springs barracks of the offices were filled as follows: Dr. Myers was excused without competently handled, they are prob- TREASURY BALANCE police official, "they are ready- to No. 1— Six feet two inchea taU, America, former Mayor Max Winter State poll(:e this morning that a ChiUrman. Aaron Cook. cross examination. ably the safest” means of transpor- ally themselves with death or the weighing about 210 poimds and of Vienna said today, if the large man answering the description of Mrs, McKechnie described the tation. . Washington Oct. 2'.—(A P )—The devil in order to carry out their Secretary, Sherwood G. Bowers. wearing a light gtay suit. He was cities would follow Vienna’s lead in acts of terrorism, thereby to satisfy Alexander Kaminski had been seen ^irainy night df July 20, when amid Numerous Accidents building apartments for slum clear- position of the Treasury September ^ Highway (Committee, James H. the apparent leader.. the lightning and wind Freda and 29 w as: their hatred against the present in the vicinity of Dobsonville. -w-here No. 2— Five feist, flve or six inches Numerous accidents to American ance. Kaminski was reported to have .lohnston, David Chambers, Aaron Edwards went out for the evening dirigibles, he said, "have been due Receipts. $22,523,266.25; expendi- government.” tall, light complexion, wearing' .a , Here to address the American been a week ago and close by the Cook. and she did not return. She said either to the gross stupidity of peO' tures, $25,0,82,435.68; balance. $2,- Authorities said the leaders o f the blue pepper and salt top coat with Federation of Labor codvention, Tyler home which was robbed a Charity (Tommittee, Frank V. Wil- she knew "something terrible had pie who send the ships out or the 193,117,438.62; customs receipts for move to' revolt already have es- a belt. Winter said he believed all the week ago Saturday, Rotate Police happened to Freda." Inability o f crews to handle the the month, $86,174,121.61. caped, having been tlp p ^ o ff mbouif l.ams, John Jensen, Aaron (Took. No. 3— Five fee:, ten.Inches taU, American -unenvloyed building officers again started a hunt in that Edwards, watching the witness in- ships." Receipts for the fiscal year (since impending raids by someone within Public Safety Committee, Sher- wearing ,a light tafrown overooaL Hs workers could be put to work by a the government itself. vicinity for the Jail breaking killer. tently, shifted nervously aa Mrs. Criticizing the orders which sent well-managed Federal apartment July 1), $953,899,630.42; expendi- wood O. Bowers, Joseph Pero, Aaron was the man who stood gu(srd at the Acts* of terrorism which occurred A number of the officers were McKechnie said Freda became ‘ill, out the Akron in the face of building enterprise. tures. $1,495,571,502.30 (including Cook. ^ entrance -with the sub-machine gun'.. $828,383,747.09 o f emergency expen- daily in Austria until July were es- despatched at once to' Dobsonville nervous and weak" lu t July, but a storm, and its course which he said , "Bspeclally so if combined with ' Joint School Board, John Jensen. Mrs. Ray B. Watsoa, a teller, ditures); excess of expenditures, pecially violent in the Tyrol and vir- and soon all automobllee, buses, few days before the tragedy "was brought it into the storm’s path, ^ Mr. Green’s ides," hs said, referring F. 'V. WIillams, Joseph Pero, Aaron tainted when the robbers entered $545,671,071.88; "gold SHMts. $7,- tually wrecked the tourist toaffie in and trucks and other vehicles were - happier than she ever had bean be- declared "people who do things like to the 30-hour w igk prop()Bal o f W il- (he bank. Finger and foot prints 977,829,633.60. “ ' that part of Austria. being stopped and searched. E v e ^ Cook. fore. And she had two "gowns that oughtn't to be allowed to handle liam A . Green, president o f the A. yiere left behind by the bandits. made." ships." car was brought to a full stop (uid Water Committee, Sherwood G. F. of L. the occupants looked over, search These were, taken to Hartford for District Attorney Thomas M. Urgea Dirigible Lines Bowers, David Chambers, Aaron "How are your government built was made of back seats or rumbles. examination. Lewis presented the gowns, one of Mitchell said that "our good crews Cook. apartment houses ' working out The state police went through every Reynold said the robbers appear* them unfinished, to the Jury and In this country have been killed o ff CHENEY BROTHERS CLARIFY Clerk of the Board, George H. Winter waa aaked. bus. ed well acquainted with the layout then laid them in front of the wit- by accident after accident,” and sug- "Splendidly," be replied. WaddeU. POLICY TOWARDS WORKERS Others in Hunt o f the bank. ness. Mrs. McKeefffnie said Bobby gested that the government consult New Prosperity To The Employees Of Cheney Brothers: Agent Town Deposit Fund, W il- told her he and Frecia “never had Lieutenant Russell Harman of the with the Goodyear Corporation of "It means a new prosperity for The widespread uncertainties of the Issues arising out of the liam S. Hyde. been intimate.” Stafford barracks said that the hunt GARBISON TO BESION Akron, Ohio, and the Zeppelin Com- America if your countiyr's large termination...... of the strike and id the appeal oof f many emplemployees for a Mrs. Elwood Gerrtnger, of White was not being conducted at Dobson- The flrst snag in the appoint- pany of Germany for eeUbllshment cities build apartments for alum clarification of our policy makes it necessary for us to restate Haven, described a visit from Freila, ville alone but that men had been ments came when the office of Per- Washing^n,' 'O ct" 2 — (AP) — of dirigible lines "around the clearance aa we have been doing in what has been clearly stated before; that the company will pro- while the girl was ill, and told of world" stationed at other points where sonal Jax Cmlector was reached. Lloyd K. Garrison, ebsirmaa of the Vienna for the last 10 years.” tect every employee in his right to work, irrespective of member- views could be had o f roads and Labor Relatione- Board, told repoit- taking her to Dr. U. O. Bickel. Mitchell, who before his resigna- George H. Howe is the incumbent. Winter explained that Vienna has ship or non-membership in a union. In the interests o f all con- ere today hfl waa going to give up Or. Bickel testified he "came to tion from the Army had severely railways. Sherwood G. Bowers moved that provided ita workers with modern, cerned we will continue to operate as an open shop. the cmnclualott she was In a Concerning the report of a man the appointment be tabled suggest- hla post to return to the Univeraity criticized battleships as obsolete, well-equipped apartments at ex- We will continue to do dur utmost to furnish emplojopent to the down cimditlon," and he prescribed answering the description of Kamin- ing that someone on the charity of Wisconsin as acting dean of the reiterated bis disapproval of "this tremely low prices. A two-room workers of ManchesUir and will not turn our back on any member a "stomach remedy.” ski being seen in New London, the lists should have the Job. Selectman law school. business o f putting a man in att air- apartment may be bad for $2 a o f the community because he or she elected to be or not to be a Mias Rosetta Culver, who made tlj) waa run down and the man re- Pero asked If there was anyonei on Garrison dedihed to elaborate ship fo r five minutes and then in a month, and larger ones at a little member of any labor union. It seems scarcely necessary to add the dresses for Freda, told o f a. ported as looking like Kanqlnakl the charity lists capable of handling except to say he would iaeue « battleship for several years, then higher rentals.. These charges pay that we will not tolerate any interference 'with any employee or night motor ride with Freda, Ed- waa located, but he was not Kamin- the Job and Bowers said be thought formal statement later. letting him go back and play with fo r upkeep. with the orderly progress of work in the plant. wards and a man she did not know. airships.” ski. so. Selectman Jatoes H. Johnston President Rooqevelt recently A city tax pays for the building The company and its employees have established a national The -exact nature o f the report said he did not believe it good pol- pressed a desire for Garriai* to re- “ Freda and Edwarda took a walk in W ith the United fitatM possessed and site. B u ild i^ is doBo only -with reputaUon for fair and retmonable dealing with each other. Let sent the state police to Dobsonville icy to split up such an important main nt his labor post beyo(ad Octo- the woods,” she said. of fifty diriglbiee. he said, “ if Japan funds on hand— on a cash basis — us see that nothing is allowed to disrupt this long established Lieutenant Harmtm would not dis- Job as tax collector. When the voto ber 9 when his three-montbe te r* Mrs. William Patton, alaUr of raiaed her bead we could attack her about $6,000,000. worth a year. This habit and the friendly spirit in which it has existed. close today, but admitted that it waa taken all but Selectman Bow- expires. Glenn Ftenk. preeldmit ei ; Freda, aubstantlated her mother’s directly and in a couple of days policy. W inter said, saves interest CHENEY BROTHERS. was Kaminski his men were looking the University, insisted, b e w w w y story. there’d ba nothing left of Japan. ’ charges. ' WARD CHENEY. for. . (Contlniied oa Page Bess*) •that Garrison return. 1 , ri-; 5 ' h - . . I UANCHESTER EV EN ^G HERALD, AIANCHESTER. CONM • TUESOAT, OCTOBER 2,1084. PAG ^T^d ■" MANCHESTER EVENING rfERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAT. OCTOBER 2, 1984. ’

privileged to see is the tummer the only In the nurseries. Dr. Ger>rge S-+ HOHENTHAL AGAIN 190 NINTH DISTRia Recreation (.'enter Vivian pictures will be ahowa. UtM er ' Tb»yer*einph»«l*«cen a vigorous campaign the Vegetable Compouad re-elected chairman of the Board of today received for recording In the trees in Manchester, particularly This Area to Rest of the questionnaire we recently sent out to ajscmhie a representation of all treatment. He and Mrs. Watson availed themselves of the oppor- odd .Attorney General David T. Wil- rams year said bs saw ths sams evening from 8:po to 12:30. Music at 11:20 last .night that called out ulon. The first planting will be a when they feel the ''blacf" Assessors at the organlxatton meet- lenti, of New Jersey, presumsbiy re- man'at a guide camp In Maine. local land records, 190 certificate' | the elm trees, no later than next regarding present economic condl- the trees and shruba native to Con-' have been living In Suffield recently. coming on. It steadie* quiver* by Carl Lobman and his orchestra vear or else heavy"ln roads w ill have both companies of the Manchester red oak which w'll Dc act out near • tunlty to expand . their scope of ing held In the assessors' rooms in garding New Jersey's svidence tlohs. and the re-actiona of our busi- fire department to the home of Julio nectieut. Most of those, about 390 Miss Marlon Hills spent the week- ing nerve*helps to tone o p continuing tax liene on property in featuring Miss Carol Kelly, vocal- been made on the life of the trees Country. the George Waauinglon Memorial end in New Britain with friends. knowledge by enrolling In the lei- New England Convention To the Municipal building this rooming. against Hsiiptmsnn and tbs ques- Washington, D. C„ Star say* two ist. ness leaders to national remcdlcal ef- D'Ubaldo ^ at 59 Irving street, kinds, are now- m the mirseric'. the general health...glvct'toeai the Ninth District for a period of 15 by the rapacious elm tree beetle, ac- entrance to the arlK>retum. The dedi- A special meeting of East Central sura time classes for adults to be The assessors Immediately went tion of bis sxtrsdttton. si though secret witnesses baVe sbattsred forts. This survey revealed that 78 smudged the whole house with They will he set out according to more pep . . more charm. Girls swimming classes will meet cording to Superintendent Horses cation w-ii! mark the -beginning ol Pomona Grange will >)e held In Good Into action taking the 1934 prop- Foley said there was nothing he Hauptmann's alibi that bs wss not years. Twenty certlficstes were percent reported "lack of confi- omoke, blinding the work o f the their selentilir .elatioru^hip.'. eonducted by the local Y. M. C. A., Be Held at Hotel Bond erty lists. Only a fevv owners of on Friday afternoon as follows: F. Murphey of the department of the Bcieutiftc urrangement In the 1 Will Orange - Hall, Glastonhilry, could ssy Id Trenton shout extra- ther“John’' of the Lindbsrgh ransom turned In from the Eighth School "The New Ehigland Council is to dence” In relation to their own busi- firemen. The cause was a burning LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S beginning Monday night. Octo'ber , real estatg appeared tms morning Beginners, 3:45 to 4:30. ' parks. arboreliiiii ol the trees apd shrubs ' Wednesday evening, October 3, at negotiations and payment and UUlitlea District. the six New England States w-hkt ness while 16.6 pebcent reported "no mattress In a bedroom on -the east ultion. Junior Life Saving. 4:30 to 0:16. Mr. Murphey said this morning i-atlyc to Connciticut w h ich up to Children are betrothed before ,7:30 to receive new membera fol- 22. All have taken at least two of Friday and Saturday. i to file their lists, however. Mr. Turklngton sold these tax lack of confidence" In relation to side of the ground floor. VEGETABLE COMPOUND Chairman Hohenthal emphasized The new aeries of girls tap danc- that it will cost much more to re- the soles orgoulzatlon is to any toe. present time have been plante■ 'it they are bom In Indo-China i low-ing the degree work. The Dean the courses provided, while some liens represent an encumbrance upon their own business. Ninety-four per- The family had loft at 7 o'clock that persons owmlng automobiles ing classes will start on Saturday move the dead wood from trees buaineas, excepting that the Ne-w have signed up for three or more. property - against which taxes re- cent rep-s ask for Vicks Va-tro-nol. half an hour and the state . police visible, failure to spray the trees ors in the many political eub-divi- and with a garden ho.'e applied "Individuality In Dress " A fashion Murphy of Washington D C., head On October 29. 30 and 31 the after- lucal Recreation Centers, will bring tion o f a little less than $50,000; the which can be helpful In the form a- \^'cr« called. He was permitted to eventually will mean that they will sloD8 of New England, state -and .water to the burning mattress. The preventing many colds. expert and clothes consultant will of the federal bureau of vital eta- noon hours, win be extended to 7 p. ward together, No power is strong State Publicity Bureau of Vermont tion of future governmental or busi- go free, however, before their ar- '.he first of the feature dance or- be killed. Several elm trees on community-minded. blaze was soon extinguished. give a course of six lectures In tlstlea. ni ■ * rival. chestras of this season to the School TO START CROWDER enough to defy economic realities i has $10,000 a year; the State of ness policies. which she . will discuss Individual and force up the one before the Eldridge street look to be dying. - "W e differ from most accUooal or A' peculiar angle about the 'fire i City Clerk John Gleason of Hart- Property owners must file their „ City Elections. street Recreation Center Friday Mnssiichusetts, th-ougb It.' Indus- Other Factor* types and analyze good lines and lists on or before November 1. other. Mr. Murphey maintains they atlll state development organizations In was jhe fact that the screen in the ach year, increasing thousands of ford IB president of the association. Middletown and Stamford, the night. Mr. Busch has been fortunate trial Commission, which embodies Intarestlng color combinations with- I Failure to do this 10 per cent "The only conditions under which retain life but must he sprayed be- that we In no sense overlap the pro "If time permitted, I would like w-indow had been removed. ■ It ap- I only two cities taking part ip ths IF DIZZY PITCHES Industrial, agricultural and recrea- enthusiastic users prove for them- in the limits of one's budget, 'nils will be added to the lilted valuation. ill signing up Carl Lotiman and hts permanent progress can be made fore another year to be saved.. grams of either state or local cham- to tell you what the New England peared as if someone bad done this I election, were equally divided polit- tional resources, hap $25,000 a year, E eoursi is having an amazing 'ap-. Bronx Parkway. Caaino baild. This call for the revival, of tv,- vital fac- bers of commerce or those other Council has accomplished through during toe absence of the family and selves the amazing effectiveness of Vicks ically, the former going Republican and authorizes by statute any town peal. - . band Is just starting a tour of the t rs—Incentive and confidence. To t ‘ . 8. CONSLX IL L community development organize Intelligenl guidance for Industry, had set fire to the bed. There wa.s Va-tro-nol.> PUFFS ATAC IG ARET by a large majority and the latter New England .'tales and the ap- or city to spend up to $50,000 a year A third course concerns the de- revive them we must remove the GlbralUr, Oct. 2.— (A P)— Rich- tlons. agriculture and other phases of this no indication that an attempt had This unique medication is especially velopment of human beings and hu- POWERFUL EXPLOSIVES taking refuga under the Eiemocrattc pearance here will be one of the first Tiger Pilot Says Rowe WOI shackles from Individual ‘ initiative, ard L. Sprague,- veteran United "Our one exception to this rule is in similar promotional efforts; great area. been made to rob the house. Nothing banner. Rhode Island- has a small promo- man behavior AS SURGEONS OPERATE u/ the road engagement'. restore reasonable freedom of com- \ States consul, was taken to a hospi- found in the All New England "But. I leave with you this was shown to indicate that there was : designed for the nose and throat —where, Middletown Republicans swept tional appropriation and my state, Dr. 'Victor A. Rapport, .on the One of the features of the band j petition and production, and an- j tal this morning for an immediate Recreational Development Campaign thought. If your business needs no any ransacking done. | most colds start. It aids and stimulate? Leo Santangelo into the mayo'r's the grand old' State of Connectlcu* faculty of Connecticut -State Col- STOLEN IN BRIDGEPORT IS the ainging of Miss Carol Kelly. | Be Sent to Mound Against nounce the abandonment of e v ery ! operation. He was seriously 111 with through which, under the guidance stimulationi If your business needs A t no time did the fire gain enough j hso office with a vote of 3,620 again.'l Is still so self-satlElied and typically ■ the functions provided by Nature—in lege, who 1< eminently qualified to .Medford. M <.. Truck Driver , r- : ocaJi.'t with the aggregation. Dane-j of (Colonel William A. Barron, of no intelligent study. If your business headway to set fire to the w-oodwovk | conduct this course, has been en- 3,354 for his Democratic rival. Day- | from 8:30 to 12:30 at the ' the conservative New England of the nose —to prevent colds, and to throw Receive.s . Compound .I'rac- Thief Gete Enough Polnol to Any Other Hurler. New Hampshh-v. we opened the progresses without careful guidance, In toe room, although drapes were I FREE TRIAL P A CK A GES gaged. Dr. Rapport will discuss the ton L. Baldwin. Also the Repub- | price. door (when opportunity knocked) yesterday,'that the past four genera! damaged and the window- casing off colds in their early stages. furcB of Both Legs in Craoh. Ilcans took all the city offices ex-1 ______. - then this great area of New Eng- Your druggist has combination evolution of man. reason.: for men Blow Up Police Headquarters and definitely ana intelligently went assembllc.' have refuseu to appro- land llkewi.'C nec-Ja none of these scorched. The smoke that went associating In groups, the develop- cept that of first selectman which, priate any money with which to pro- Where irritation has led to a clogged-up trial packages of Va-tro-nol —its New Haven, Ort. 2 -(A P ) — —Return Urged. after a big part of that $500,000,000 motlvatiops. But, conversely, If your through toe entire house will add to ment o f w^ays of getting w living. went to Raymond M. Wilcox. Dem- 'Detroit, Oct: 2 — (A P I — Mickey mote state development work. Rmoking a cigaret despite hl.v pam JAP WAR RUMOR annually which formerly was spent business depends upon these facta the damage, although the loss will nose (a stuffy head cold or nasal companion product, Vicks Vapo- ocrat. ‘ lochrane announced today that Al- Connecticut’s Value not exceed $150, It was said. from compound fractures of both ! Bridgeport, Oct. 2— (A P I— Twen- In contrast. Stamford Democrats hi Paris by American tourists. then I submit to you that just aa the catarrh) — Va-tro-nol penetrates deep Rub (modem external treatment legs and arms and several broken ! ly pounds of potential wholesale CAUSES ANXIEP/ ; vin Crowder. vetc:an right hander, Thrrugh this separate set-up, but "Yet, our recreational taxable locomotive which prupclls your into the nasal passages—reduces swollen elected Major Alfred N. Phillips, Jr., A WELL READ MIND. for colds)—and other medication ribs, Ivan Ro.ia, 30, of Medford, death and destruction was being would start the first game of ths operating with complete approval of property In Connecticut amounts to business requires fuel, sp New Eng- as mayor, there'uy defeating the Re- Chicago—Leo P. Fitzpatrick. membranes—clears away clogging mucus ' Mass., watched surgeons this morn- curried about, or hidden in Bridge- world scries for the Tigers Wednes- the parent organization, we spent $51,600,469 which upon Our ratio of land. if it Is to continue to be the used in Vicks Plan for Better publican fusion candidate, Frank S. .Sioux Falls, S. D„ attorney appeared ing, strive to repair hl.s Injurlea. port today by someons who la either (Continued from Page One) day If Jerome ( Dizzy i Dean takes $48,000 this year in a campaign assessment means a capital inves';- most prosperous sections in the — brings comforting relief. Control of Colds—with directions REFUSE Oewlass 7,174 to 6,705 and the vic- in felony court again.'t Miss Kather- Rose was hurt about five a. m,. I a dangerous criminal or a maniac. the mound for the St. Louis Cardi- which in brief included the intelli- ment of upwards of $100,000,000 and whole country, req-jlre the same in- tors also won five council seats ine -Tanlsb, a fortune teller at the Va-tro-nol is powerful, yet absolutely lor following the Plan. If your today, whet, his iruck a five ton In- ! The police department was order- Cabinet aa well as civilians were nals. gent distribution of 468,000 pieces of this business alone yields in taxes telligent, but reasonably conserva- against two by the- Republicans. World Fair. terstate carrier owned by the Brook- I cd by -Superintendent Charica A. taken back by the army's aurpri.'ing Interviewed as he sent his players New England and sectional litera- per annum $1,109,603.58. A more tive encouragement and atlmula- safe—for children and adults. Don’t con- druggist’s supply is gone, send Wallingford and Cheshire also "I was amazed at her mind read- SUBSTITUTES line Transportation Company of Wheeler to etraln every effort to • (.rough a stiff oatting and fielding ture, the acquisition in addition to recent survey In Connecticut which 'ion. When such clubs as yours be fuse this real medication with mere "oil direct to Vicks—2031 Milton St, shared In the glow of Republican ! manifesto, which proposed dra.nic ing ability'when she laughingly told Cambridge. Mass., a tree In Stale find the stuff, called jiolnol, the drill at Navln Field. Cochrane said paid space in carefully selected in its yard.'tick broadcued the In- victory with the former electing I changes in the nation's economic come New England state and com - me I was thinking .she was going to drops." Va-tro-nol has been clinically test- Greensboro, N. C. —enclosing 3c otreet. North Haven. He was alone most powerful and dangiroua ex- Delyan W. Ewes as firgt selectman j Ufe and In non-mllltqry government that If any other pitcher but Dizzy media, of 312,000 agate lines which clusions In recreational property, munity-minded, the objective of the plosive known, before It la too late. newspapers devoted to articles do conducted by the Connecticut State steal my watch," said Fitzpatrick. ed and proved by practicing physicians. to cover postage. Conscious In spile of Ills injuries, by a 30 majority. It was a rever- | department.'. Lean goes for the Cardinals In the New England Council uill have been "Outside the booth I remembcrc-t .Meanwhile the Remington Arms picting New England; a number of College, estimated recreational In- Ross told Deputy Sliorjff Carlson of sion to Republicanism after a Dein-1 U a.'serted the United States has first game he would start his ace. accomplished." my money, found it wa.' missing and l.iMC Company, from whose reser- broadcasts, and briefly, with the fol- vestments In Connecticut at $200,- North Haven, he behoved the steer- ocratic regime of one term, which : fhree airplanes to Japan'.' one and i^i-nwood (Scho.ilboyl Rowe. had toe fortune teller arrested." o\a| T U r a i n ■ -PP®** House at Vicks" with Freddy Martin's "Plantation Echbes''withWlTlard Robison and his D e e p B !v e r™ Z r!r7 Z ^ !rT T ing gear was at f.vitlt. vation 'the polnol was stolen during had been the first In nearly 40 years. ' ‘ hat America wantsd a navy larger " I f the U.-irds start Dizzy Dean— lowing results: 28,000 inquiries: 6, 000,000. Not a business to be lightly U N I f i t A I K ! ' guest artists—every Sunday, Orchestra, with Mildred Bailey— every Monday. Wednesday. T I I N F I N I the night, appealed to the thief to cast aside. And If wlUiout effort or A BEAR OF A BUROL.AR. Ml.'s Tanlsh was sentenced to 15 ______8-5:30 p.m„ E.S.T.— on CBS, nation-wide. and Friday. 7:16-7:30 p.m., RS.T., NBC Blue Network-— ■'• Iw S 11*1 The truck was laden wiUi bafts of (Jheihirt elected the entire Re- . than this country's in order to sup l.nd I don't expect they will start 120 special Inquiries; 612 inquiries days. . ■ wool consigned to N'ew York. Ross notify police or their officials where publican ticket. . port vigorous policies toward the '.-nyone else in the first game— then abo-.it Boys and Gills' camps in New even cncouiagcment the God-Given aald the truck suddcnl.v swerved, the explosive can be recovered— for - The Democrats, claimed the towns Orient. It definitely will be Crowder," the England; 793 Inquiries about prop gifts In nature to Connecticut has Wellshtirg, Pa.— Tioga county's skidded off the highway and crashed his safety as well as that of the of Windham, Stamford, Preston, Political Issue erty purchases or rentals; 9,460 deti- caused a capital investment of "phantom burglar" Is dead, the vic- public. I'tngal said. " I f they start into a tree. The engine was crumpled Norfolk,^ Canton; Morris and Dur- Newspapers asserted General Sc.n- nite replies that the querist was $200,000,000 what would thia indus- tim of hi.' own appetite. He walked One two-pound can of the atuff Hallahan oi anyone else but Dizzy back Into the drivers seal. A gas ham. Juro Hayashl, minister of war, III pitch Rowe." coming to New England and 4,480 try amount to if nutured a little? into H. A. Gross’ home, snatched a which le charged with fulminate to would be questioned at the, next dinner under the very noses o f the atatiun keeper nearby heard the Vote by Tow n , One of the large ciowd of news- wrote that they were coming to To more, if you please, than even the Vaseline help set It off would demolish police Cabinet meeting about, responsibility fam ily and sauntered out nooeba- liolse and after extricating Ross, The towns voting dry were: papermen present at the workout, New England for the first time, combined total of our great Indus- whitc headquarters building. Superintend- Town Yes No for authorship of the Pamphlet. ti'lal and insurance .business and in lantly. called an anvbujance. The truck was ent Wheeler said today in Illustrat- who had Just arrived from St. Louis which at the low estimate of $100 a tow:ed Into the” clty. EaaUord ...... '...... 40 116 Political writers predicted the state- visitor means $448,000 in new busi- both of those fields we compare A ferest ranger wh,o had heard of ing the menace. Ten cans of It, all ment would be a grave political is- with the Cardinals, told Cochrane Granby ...... 120 164 ness. favorable with any part of the coun- earlier depredations tracked down that the special magazine reserved sue at the Impending special session that he ned the assuranc* of the toe burglar, shot him and reduced '•’HUUOH MMj cuh Wilton ...... 261 301 Cardinal manager Frankie Frisch, Maine’s Revenue try. for Its use. contained, were taken by Woodbridge ...... 83 lO'J of the Diet. him to bear steaks. PUBLIC RECORDS the thief who sawed off the lock that Dlgzy Dean would draw the "Maine estimates Its revenue from "In this connection may I remind W oodstock...... 30 144 A war office spokesman, asked If you that while the trail of com- under cover of darkness. the pamphlets was approved by Gen- starting assignment tourist and vacation and recreation The towns voting wet were; ii.unity development was blazed by eral Hayashl, who Is now traveling 'That means Ciowder will start business at $125,000 a year. (Con- Warrantee Deed*. Bloomfield ...... 7... 316 274 other sections of the country. It re In Western Japan, dacllnea to reply lot us," said Mickey. servatively, I beliovc $400,000,000 ot John Martzer to John and Rtepania Chaplin ...... 86 78 new money will come into New Eng- :nained for the New England Coun- Stops Kotehln, Lots No. 31, 32 and S3 Cheshire ...... 693 but said can state that the The Tiger pilot, Ut making the an- 266 land through these avenues in 1931. cil to achieve the greatest success ths Autumn Heights Trset, both FOREICN EXCHANGE Clinton ___ ; ...... 379 167 pamphlet expresses the views of the nouncement. showed he Is following *0 And when I say now money I mean along the.'o lines. And Is that to be of Manclicstor. Durham ...... 199 ■J07 Japanese army." the strategy he has employed before exactly that, for this money is creat- wopdered ot, for the jothcr sections Toothache QUALITY John Kotehln to Stepania Kotehln New York. Oct. 2.— (A P )— For> East Lyme .. ... 310 222 Stimson's '‘Threats’* this year In not putting Rowe ed elsewhere and spent with us. developed such slogans as "D e- One or two drops o f C>Z Tooth ths above lota and In addition an- elgn Exchange firm; Great Brit<^ Essex ...... 590 257 The pamphlets said the strength against the best hu'-ler of the op- Filler in the cavltr w ill stop the troit’s Roads to Pleasure Land” ; other parcel of land adjoining hav- m dollars, other cents. Glastonbury .. ... 1029 599 of the Japanese army prevented the position. When Rowe was expected _ "And against this great source of woret toothache like .magic. No GROCERIES '(Los Angeles, whero Nature Helps matter how hard it throbs relief ing a frontage of lOQ feet on Au- Great Britain demand, 4 ^ 1-8 Groton ...... 996 672 Soviet from Interfering with the to start in a crucla. game against revenue you must not lose sight of Industfy Most” ; “ New Zealand, the comes almost Instantly. Tooth tumn street. cables, 4.93 1-8; 6 day bllia; 4,92 1-8; Haddam ...... 367 186 power of the Japanese navy and Gomez of the Yankees, Cochrane the fact that these visitors do not Filler hardens quickly so you esn LAnd of Sport” ; "Mls.'ouri, This.l Especially Priced France demand, 6 .68 ^2 ; cables, Hebron ...... 97 95 made "futile the threats'' of Henry started Crowder- and the veteran oak for schools for their children chew on It, seals the cavity air L. Stimson, former United States Middle west Playground” ; "Oakland. I tliFht and often stops deoay. A THREE DIE IN WRECK (i.63 1-2; Italy dejonlmd, 8.62 '1-2 Kent ...... ___ 195 193 wen his game. nor do they increase our other gov- ierfect temporary fllilnc that will secretary of state. ernmental costs, it la the greatest An Ideal Place to Work or Play"; I I^ f This Week cables, 8.62 1-2 Madison ...... ___ 528 199 This mean.', it was believed. - that fast for months. Get a bottls to- Krakow, Pnlapd, Oct, 2.— (A P )— Demands: Marlborough . ... 106 36 I d this connection it referred to the Schoolboy wti; start the second contributor of net profit to New and "Waj-ne.'ville. the Beautiful." day and try It. 26c a bottle at alleged utterances of the late Rear druff iitorsa Ths Krakow-Gdynla express collid- Bflglum^^.aS.83: Qerman.v. 40.60 Mlddlefield ... 156 94 game of the series. In today's work Englsmd^of all of the industries. New England's Beauties Granulated Cane Sugar, 10- Admiral Edward W. Eberie to the ed with the Vienna express In a Holland, 6(5 25; Norway. 24.79; Swe- Newington ...... 489 269 out, Vic Sorrell and Tommy Bridges, "A a further evidence that our ' But those of us who have been effect that the American navy was Sold by Arthur Drug; Stores. pound cloth C O ^ dense fog hers this morning. Pre- North Canaan ___ 4.54 214 r'ght handers, pitched for an hour in -len, 25.44; Denmark. 22,04; Finland, L'pable of assuming any offensive sack...... CIlmlnsr>’ reports said three persona 1 2U Swltsrrland, 32 84; Spain, 13.75 North Haven . .... 525 222 'oatting practice, indicating that were killed and'more than 10 serl Rocky HIU ...... 270 257 reressary to enforce the ''open- Maxwell House Coffee, Q l Portugal, 4.51 1-4; Greece, .95 door" policy In C3ilna. ( ochrane is not looking for a south- ously Injured. Sallabury ...... 710 260 paw In the first flic 1-lb. t i n ...... 1 C 1-4. Poland. 19.10; Ccecho-SIpvakla Somers...... Some civilian quarters asked it .... 448 158 The Cardinals were scheduled to 4 21; Jugo-Slavl.v 2.31; Austria, South Windsor the army planned to attempt the Tender Leaf Tea, ... .314 291 lake the field for a workout shortly ir.04N; Hungary; 30.ION; Rumania. Stafford ___ .. 1183 405 establishment of a Faadst regime, 8V^-o*. pkg...... 16c 1.01 1-2; Argentine 82.80N; Brazil after noon. Silver Dust, Thomaaton ...... 546 151 rubllcatlon by tl.e war office press Specialized 8.52N; Tokj’o, 28.82: Shanghai. Thompson ... 742 254 bureau app.arently waa made with- 2 pkg8...... 23c 36.50; Hong Kong, 40.37 1-2; .Mexi- WashingtonIni ...... 378 196 out the* knowledge of civil govern- Gold Dust Washing Beauty Sendee co Oty (stiver peso), 27.95: Mon- Woodbury ...... 235 209 ment officials. treal in New York, 102.21 7-8: New CURB QU(iTAHONS Powder. 2 Ig. boxes. For^tM LMt of "Soviet Russia poasessea 2,000 war SOCONrSEUSFUROIllDO! 29c York in Montreal, 97.87 1-2. Thmt^Auminer Tan— A POUTICAL APPETIZERS. ; lanes, the United States 3,000 and Royal Baking N — Nominal. New Haven. Oct. 2.—(A P I—Little BUTTERMILK China 300, the pamphlet asserted. Powder, 12-oz. can. 33c town elections yesterday proved to " I f these nations combined, the air Assd Gas and Elec ...... ' a, . Caiiipbell’s Tomato FACE PACK be the political appetizer for the forces o f thj pow-ers surrounding Amer Sup Pow ...... l aj Can Marconi ...... 2 Soup, 3 cans___ ....___ Our Budgi't Plan state elections In November as in Japan wouldUotal more than 5,000 20c Cities Service ...... offers you T h r e e TUTORING many places Democrats and Repub- planes, V . , Land O’Lakes Evaporated Cities Service, p fd ...... 15 Bervicee at all tlmeo licans went at each other with old "Although dl^omacy can give as- Physics and All Matlfeniatics time vigor. Elec Bond and Share ...... lOaji V, w surance that we will meet only one Ford Limited ...... 9% ...... 2 3 ^ Partisans point to some "anutsh- enemy, we must assume that the H.-0. Quick Cooking z '151.00 — Specializes in Chemistry. Ing victories" as they were describ- Mavis Bottling A ...... ti enemy will have at least 3,00n Penn Road ...... I7i Oats, ^ g ...... Mary EUzalieth's For Appointment Cali 3573. 'ed alluding particularly to the vic- planes. Japan has only one thousand tory of Militant Major Phillips, Jr., Segal Lock ...... ; . . . i j planes. Can our armamenth be said My-T-Fine Dessi at Stamford where fo r. mayor be United Founders...... 9-16 Spkgs BEAUTY NOOK to be complete with this poor air UUl Pow and L t ...... 11-16 Rnblnow Bldg. Phone 8011 beat a RepubUcan-Fuslon opponent. force 7 This wag offset by the Republican Baker's Breakfast "Constant trouble along the Cocoa. U4b. tin...... clean up at Middletown where Leo CONATCT ESCAPES ^ ATLANTIC Santangelo was elected mayor, Boviet-Manchuokuo frontier, the fCras^ide Kemelettcs, wresting from the Democrats an challenging atUtude of the Soviets Vaeuum Packed, can.. Range Oil, TVgc gal. and Russian traditional unreliability New York, Oct. 2.— (A P I —James office which was filled eight j-ears Grave. 22, negro, escaped from the) Xnsdale Peas, Ten- by Mayor F. J. Blelefleld. The en- make the future of Ru.'so-Japancte William Aspinall relatioha uncertain. • Bronx county jail In the old 8u-1 DIAL 1888 tire. city administration tavs one der, Sweet, No. 2 can _ _ ^ "W e must develop military power preme Court building today after Kniadale Cherries, Royal Anne, HELPFBL Try Oar Servte*: office went Republican. knocking unconscioue Thomas and equipment sufficient to cope largest 8s, II.... k.,k I f | R R | 1% The Democratic state campaign O’Brian. 63, a keepier, and stealing tuM.nd eld d.bH I 1 1 H 8|8 R with any change in the situation." his keyes. ^ ...... can...... new. Ws can l.nd I IIU IR J \ Japan’a economlo system, continu- The building from which Gra;^ ed the pamphlet, is "baaed on in- Krasdale Grape Juice, ymiH

' ’’’ MAiNCHESi ER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER CONN. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.1984. PAGE FOUK MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHEfTfER CONN- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2,1984. PACE FIVE 4 lattrl^piitpr BnflMd which havs sncouatcrsd IU (lm uU tloa «Bd Irish tndlvlduat- Fall Geaningr In Wariiingrton Selectmen to' sell the proi^rty ac- tha sams difficulty have abandoBsd Isa couldn't abide tofether loaf, quired from Paul Schultz last Feb- the town meetlnf altofsther. They | ------HEALTH-DIET ADVICE SAW HAUPTMANN ruary in abatement of taxes. This Euptitny lU r a ld fCt d t y charters tad elect boAi^ ROCKVILLE property is located at 85 Grand "WAR TO END WARS” avenue. A resolution was present- FCBLI^EU Bt THE of aldermen Instead of celectmeo BY UK. FKANK McCUY He»AI.l> PBIVflSO COMPANT. INC. President Roosevelt's plea to both j qiM lIaas «a regard u HeiUU aad Wei NEAR UNDY HOME ed by Town Counsel. Bernard J. Newly Perfected Oil Fi r s t ^ A n o m i S t o r e s II BtiMl) S trttt and boards of taxation and appor- Ackerman. A MaiichMtar Conn. capital and labor to Inatitute a truce wtu be aaewerod ay Or. MeUoy w Im> can j Uonment fbr appropriations and tax ha eddreneed In oare of ihle paper. Kb - An appropriation waa made for THOMAS FEROCfiO.V in the industrial conflict pending the I RESUME WORK UYING state Aid roads tn the sum of $2,600 Ocnaral ManAsar I levies. aloes etainped. eelf-adlireeeed eavelniMk working out of the latest echeme of ' for reply. under item No. 0, which will permit Founded October 1. 1S81 ! And when they do this they in-' m Chicago E n ^ e e r Recognizes the sum of $10,000 being spent in Burner Saves Over 50% FublUhffd every Evening Except arbitrament bids fair to start an- i -SIDEWALKS IN PARK :»undavi and Holldayt. Entered at tba levitably lose somethinf which here this section by the state highway other war' to end wars. The OA'XBOOMINa CONSTIPATION .elarly valuable, however, I reeom- department Roat Office at .Manchaetera Conn., aa in hlancbester we have retained, and Pictures of Suspect — To Second elate Ma'l Matter. American Manufacturers Associa- that you Use esoeciallv those 25 Men Assigned to Job Under The balance of $366.10 of the SCBSCRIPTTON RATES / ' which is to be treasured. That is tion practically dares the President In these health articles, I try to which I rec^mend i n ^ ar^cle on "dirt road" appropriation of a year One Year, by mail ...... 'Ifi.OO 1 the ' voter’s sense of immediate re- encourage you to use a home treat- , "Good Non-SUrchvStarchy eeetabieeegetablee. " FERA Auspices — Pay Will ago waa transferred to the general on Electric Bills Her Month, by mall ...... i...f **' to incorporate hie truce ideas in an ment to see how much good you TeO Story to Jury. single Copfot ...... I .'ft spohsibility for the proper, manage- Wheat is also of value, as It con- Total 8400. fund under a vote on section No. Delivered, one year ...... I armistice proclamation, with all I I can accoroplleh at home. In .the tains a natural proportion of bran 10. ! ment of his town. That sense of labor conditions standing they; ordinary case of constipation, there which Is not Irritating, If you And After a layoff of nearly one month The meeting adjourned at 9.37, it MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED are undoubtedly, many borne helps ^-,f^lcago, Oct. 2—(A,P' V A civil LATEST SILENT GLOW MODEL MAKES OIL ^ P R E S S responsibility and the town meeting are at present, and challenges the that taking fruit w,'orks well in your the FERA workers resumed lay- being one of the'shortest meetlnga 'The Attoclated Prett 1e eauluelvely teem to be Immutably wedded. Get which may be given a trial and . 1 case, eat the fruit at bedtime. Use engineer today said he saw Bruno in recent years wifh little opposition entitled to the uae for republlcatlon American Federation of Labor to | feel sure that many of you who are the cooked, dried frulU at break- Hauptmann within a few mllea of ing sidewalks in Talcott Park which to any one item. HEATING FAR MORE ECONOMICAL of all newt diapatebet credited to it lid of the town meeting and the Join in backing such action. Where- suffering from the eimpler forme of fast as they have a mild laxative ef- work wim started early in August. nr not therwl«e credited »ln thJt j the Llndbergbh home the night of The reason for the extended layoff Aiseeiors in Sasaton paper and alto the lnt^al news pub* citizen becomes unduly detached upon the A. F. of L. demands that | constipation will be able to retrain fect In many cues. the kidnaping of the Lindbergh The days when an oil burner meant new Silent Glow burner is its neat- Uihed .herein. the intestines to empty themselves When the patient is constipated, was tbe lack of government funds The Board of Assessors of the from bi.s own municipal govern- the manufacturers shall first public- i 5 baby. - to pay the help. town of Vemon, Jamee A. Elliott high bills for gas and electridty are ness and compactness. This is pos- All richte ot republlcatlon of regularly, within a mdnth's time, If the abdominal muscles are soft and The engineer is William B. Den definitely over for home-owmers sible because—as in the case of e •peeltl dlacatchta herelp are aleo rt* ment. He loses Interest. And ly promise to obey the decisions of I you WlU make a determined effort. weak. You are to etrengthen thtae No report was received to the the and William .V. Sadlak, began their terved. that is bad: bad for him and bad fnr In today’s article I am going to nts, 48, and he told newspapermen town of Vemon for the month of duties yesterday morning in receiv- who install the newly perfected wrist watch compared to an alarm constituted authority. And away | by suitable exercleee. One of the he would repeat his assertions to Silent Glow. Ordinary oil burners clock—it is made of finer mate- Full terrlpe olleni •of N .E A Strv- the town. start telling you about 6 different best forms of exercise which may September unUl the work was well ing the lists of taxable property in we go! j Jury. underway. With the large number the town. Because of the death of require the use of gas or electricity rials and with greater precision. Ice. Inc things you can do, which will be be. obtained by everyone and which The alleged meeting with Haupt. The Herald Is extremely anjfloua However, If the manufacturers ' ' helpful to you in overcoming con- It especially valuable in curing con- of-men at work, more than 25, the John L. Brown of Talcottville, the for ignition eff tho time the burner At the same time, less bulk and Tba most important tala of tfia Fall Saaton. Unutual savtnga on all naw packad vag- Publler'T'e R^p^c*cntft!lve: Tb» mann, Dennis aaserted . today/, was a funds available were soon eaten up third member of tbe board, the two fewer moving parts permit selling . l u U u t . M a t b e v S p e c i a l A £ i * n « ' y — N e w that, for this town, the town meeting and the labontes get to fighting over . ■I atipatlon. These are ; 1—the fast; stipation Is walking. Walk every mere quirk of circumstance. He was is in operation. But the Silent Glow atablas. If should buy a dozan cant of aach itam on tala you would tava ovar $5.50. VorV i'bictg Detroit a n d Bjiton I 2—the enema: 8—a better diet to day. gradually covering a greater because of tbe work being done to remaining members have under- the burner at a remarkably rea- be preserved 31nc« It ie obvious this question of a proclamation they ,. driving with bis wife near Prince- taken tbe work awaiting the ap- requires it only in starting—there- j iiee: l —exerclsea which .are ot distance es your strength permits other sections drawing on these by reducing electric bills over 50%. sonable price. Don't let this waak go by without stocking your pantry thalvaa with cannad vagatablaa. MEMBER .SL'DIT BUREAU o r that It cannot be preserved In Its will. Id all probability, be quarreling I benefit; 8—how to establish the ton, N. J., and had lost his' way same funds. These Included sewer pointment of Mr. Brown's successor. CTBCULATIONS. In addition Use the txercleea which when a man flagged him to a atop. Women particularly will welcome old form let It be preserved in a new over a shadow. It Is extremely I habit of regularity; and 6 — some ua the big mvaeles over the trunk. and forestry work. Democrate to Gather An even more important Silent substances for you to take temper- T h a t maik be said be is positive, A total of 25 men were put to the absence of noise of this new N C V ISIS MAINE CO RN . TENDER SWEET • s l u m l T n a i . r r n ' ‘ ^ r « p * n 7 r h l ' l " f v | *’“''e suggested two or unlikely that .Mr.. Roosevelt will I I Take bending and twitting exer- was Bruno Hauptmann. The appear- The Democrats of Rockville will Glow economy feature is its low oil . arlly to help matters along, cises and use< those where you lie work yesterday morning and with Silent Glow; also the fact that it for typr.graphlcAl appearing In thret times In the paat that a work- I issue any .sui'h proclamation He i«ili ance WlU identical; .the voice was hold a caucus Friday evening in the consumption—made possible by e makes frequent servicing a thing Goldan a d v e r t U e m c T i t f I n M . i n c h e : -cr ' . , • , * - ^ * w » . s i I will start with the fast: If you upon the back, raising the legs. the plan submitted by tbe local ad- Superior . <3ourt room, Memorial ErcnlnK H-tbe FERA is now being considered. most farsighted oil burner invest- The 'Tix;al elections of .ye.alerday. | representatives and by law author- , rid of General Johnson. for I "Could you tell me some of the photographs of any of Hauptmann'a the textile union's political advisor, effected more efficiently. More heat I Health," where you use any fruit causes of dark circles under the It is hoped to secure sufficient funds ment on the market—one that will here and throughout the tale. In- ' ized to function In all respects as ! companions he has been shown. Thomas J. Byrnes. Mr. Byrnes has is obtained per gallon of oil. FLAVOR FUL - SWEET I desired, instead of your regular eyes?" for a municipal garage on property recommended that the Democratic be modern many years from now. dlcate, if anything, that "trends." of : the town meeting now does—as the ' meals. The fruit will supply the Recognition of Hauptmann, Den- owned by the city of Rockville. This The most obvious feature of this LOCAL OPTIO.N RESULTS Answer; The dark conditiea un- aaid, did not come until be party nominate William J. Dunlap, By all means investigate it today. public sentiment, of which we hear: full town meeting Is suppo.sed to Intestines with plenty of bulk and der the eyes may be due to any form nis would be a six or seven stall gar- studied photographs of Hauptmann age for the keeping of tbe city president of Rockrille Local No STANDARD^ so much, cut but little figure at the , but cannot and never will again, That Connecticut people have not in addition has a gently scouring of enervation; for example, over- In newspapers recently. He said 2012, United Textile Workers, and Silent Glow Oil Burner Corporation, Hartford, Conn. SWEET SIFTED Q UALITY reacted from their convictions of action. Be sure to uae the enema work, lack of slebp. and other ex- trucks and equipment. No informa- James Dick, prominent member of ballot box when U comes to chooe- should not be difficult to work each evening. If mild inflammation there was a third person in the tion has yet been received aa tb ceaaes of various kinds. The effect Hauptmann machine—a man or the local tmion. ing the people to operate our m-j- (pj details of such a system of futility In all prolilbltory liquor laws or irritation is present, substitute a seems 'to be produced by drawing governmental approval. RICHMOND 3 'S.’ A1« is pretty strikingly shown by the flve-day fast on plain water, using woman In tbe rear seat. Either the 'With more than 25 men at w6rk Remove Church Scaffold EXTRA FANCY SIFTEO S M A U F SA t nlclpal governments. There were „prj„ntaU ve electors. Nor should away of the blood from the surface person carried a large bundle or The work of repairing the tower result of yesterday's balloting on lo- the enemas, which will give the in- capillaries, due to the congestion of yesterday, the pay allottment will (jultc a 'lot of warwhoops around i there he any difficulty In obtaining testines a much-needed rest. waq very fat, he said, as a blanket be approximately $400 this week as of the Union Congregational church cal option. In the first place only blood In the internal organa. The drawn across the waist protruded this town, before the election, ex-Luthorlty to put the echeme Into In correcting intestinal sluggish- same dark circles may be produced the men are only permitted under is nearly completed. The scaffolding FINAST 3rS3« presaive of a determination on the i^ffect from the forthcoming session 31 towns in the state voted on the ness, the best single treatment I, noticeably. regulations to work 24, hours was removed yesterday afternoon by hunger or malnutrition. The This, Dennis said, was about 9; IS after being in place for several HAROLD T. WEST, Inc. part of new elements to take charge j the General Assembly, question of permitting or prohibit- have found Is the enema which best way to overcome them Is to week. TEND ER . STRINBLESS quickly cleanses the large intestine o’clock the night of March 1, 1932. Approve Town Budget months while the outside of the of the town and show what they j _ ing the sale of liquor w'lthln their Uke advanuge of every helpful The Lindbergh baby waa kidnaped ...... V. . .. ' . CsrUlnly we cannot go on forever of waste. Use one quart of warm measure for building up the health The budget of the Board of Select- tower was being repaired. Could do. Yet when the votes were ; j . . borders. In the second place only some time between 8:30 and 10 p William Schaeffer, local contrac- operating under a town meeting sye- water and repeat, if succeaaful re- of the entire body. men of the town of Vemon was ap- STANDARD A t J 29« counted last night there was sub- flve of these towns voted dry. sults are not secured at flrst. The m. proved at the annual town meeting tor, waa In charge of the repairs to F ANCY NEW PACK ■ tern which is manifestly inoperative. Behind the Scenes in Although he has not talked re- the tower. This work waa done stantially no difference In the pro- In view of the fact that the enema is an effective remed.v be- (Valvular Leakage of Heart) last evening in the Town Hall, Me Yet it would be deeply regrettable i cause it empties the colon aimoat cently with his wife who Is at the morial building. while the new chiming bells portionate vote of the parties ns Liquor Control Act has operated to Question; Mr. Lloyd K. inquires: Quincy House in Boston, Dennis be RICHMOND3"i?.’ 35c If wo were to follow the convention- immediately without any IrrtUt- "I have a slight valvular leakage of Appropriations totaling $229,- foundation waa being put in place. compared with two years ago ‘or make the traffic In alcoholic bever- Ing effect. I do not advise that you lieves she recognized the man as 479.74 w'ere made of which $156,- Many repairs were found to be F ANCY TENDER W HOLE STRINBLESS BEANS alised course of other CoDnecttcul the heart and my doctor saya it will Hauptmann. last year. ages about as sordid and offensive rely upon the enema to overcome gradually disappear. Could you tell 362.52 must be raised by taxation. needed once the work was under- towns and abandoned our people's WASHINGTON constipation, however,, nothing but As he h e l ^ the man Inflate his This will mean a tax rate of from w'ay because of the decayed timbers. FINAST Rafugaa 3fJA9* In the state the Republican parly as It could possibly he and is thor- me whether this la likely to hap- close contact with municipal gov- tv BRUCS CATTON good will result if you use it os a pen ? tire. Dennis said, that person avoid- 15 to 16 mills as in the past. The Ruffleld Meeting made a not gain of flve towns—los- oughly calculated to

ICHURCHTOAa [HUNTING SEASON EMERGENCY DOCTORS DAILY RADIO PROGRAM THE OPEN FORUM What the Repuhlicafi I VANDERBI LT MAD) JOHNSON HAS A TALK MR& CHARTIER HEADS WAR VETERANS SEEK Phjratclam who will respond to PABIIYSSTI TUKtDAY, OCtOilR t (CMtrftl tad Easton aUttdard Tuna) ONRESI GNAHON ■ Oommunlcationa tor publication In tbs Open Forum will not emergency calls tomorrow after- OBITUARY Natoi AD prearama ta kar sad basle^ebatas ar m ttM totf^^^onlau tpael- be guaranteed publication if they contain more than SOO worda. PROMISES WELL WITH NEW NRA BOARD dad: aoaat ta aoast (s to •) daatf&atSoB taaladaa an sTaiiabU atatloas. Tna Herald raasrvea the right to decline to pubUeb any matter Nominees Are Saying noon are Dr. George Lundberg,' LEGION AIDOUARY Cant Beat. GI VES TESTI MONY 8629, and Dr, Mortimer Morlarty, ^rairims aukiMt to ahanga* !•. M. ^ ‘ ‘ that may ba llbalous or which ia In bad laata. Fra# axpreealoa 6448. ONLABOBDI SI NBC-WIAF NfTWORK SilO- iiSO — Muaieai Appraalatlan— of poBtlcai views is deured but contribuUone of this ebaraetar SEPARATE CEMETERY Smiles After Brief Chat With bstle; Te Ba Annauncad — waat; Hera ara soma sallaat polnU cuUedRCoagraaa for a bUlion doUara to be ------ei DEATHS DAworth-CorneO Unit Holds •AtIC — Batlt «aaf wlw vat! vtle Jsek Armatrent*‘n3i^*44t rapast Emanuel Lutheran Meeting which are dU am atory or abuatva will ba rejactewhQ wow wdaf wkbf waat Oubematorial Candidate Hugh jHwea-.^ Governor Brann (Maine) _____ I Mri. Mary Slico, 73, wife of Har- ■ Accept Legion Invitation. NORTH WIST a CANADIAN - wtraj To Be Held October 16, It THE TAX PROBLEM 4ito reflect. There are hundreds of dkates Great Interest in Ask'Towri MeeHng to Set White Honee 6:66— 6:66—Frasa*Rtdla Nawt'- esst Editor, The Herald. j young men in this community who M. Aloom openly boasted of the huge fund put ABOUT TOWN W ashington Oct All Ml*®” wibailntp wabo wCay ktyr erat efe( SiOO-7rOO-Myrt and Marfa— esat: (East Haddam)—"If I am elected Tvaamngton, oct. ,?.-(AP) -AH I night at 29 CotUge street following Dilwortb Corasll Unit, American {SOUTH — wnra wptS wwta wto wto* Tb Ba Anneunead—waat Taxation without representation are enjoying what they call the aow- at his disposal to buy votes in that Mistress Drunk But Not smiles, Hugh S. Johnson today 'wfto*waaa wtod artn w»e wtb wapl 6(16— 7(16—Juat Flain fill—daati Te Is Decided. was one of tha cauaea of tha Amer- | tng of wUd oats. They are juat a8 theSporL governor 1 will do drhat my prede- atate-^W e now face Uie most gigan- Aside Portion of East The Ladies Aid society of the an illness of three years. She was Legloe auxiliary, held ita annual Confereoces Are Alread wMx vanb kroa wkp wfaa wbap kprc Ba Anneunead—weat: Bengs—Dlsto ioan Revolution In 1776. It la i auri t9 reap a harvest of sin as they cessor did not do; I will give every tic and colossal comiptiob in tha Concordia Lutheran church wll' joined Donald R, Riehberg, recovery, bora In Cambuslang, Scotland, Oct- weal Irtba ktba waoe wave wtar •:90— TtSO—Whiapartng Jaak Smith— ober 16, 1880 election , of officers last svralng at MOUNTAIN—koa kdy) kplr kgtU eaat; Buek Ragare—mldweat rpt certainly a wonder how much long- : live. otmee of sDllity and all my experi- country's history." “Many rimes.” Meet tonight a t 7 o’clock. co-ordinator-on NRA’i new govern- and came to this the Stats Armory. Ths following PACIFIC COAST—kto kfl kcw keme 1:46— 7(46—Beaka Cartor, Talk—>bs* ence to prepare a liquor bill to re- • • • Cemetery for Their Use— country over 40 years ago and lived Under Way on SobjecL khqJcfsd ktar kpu kpo ale: Bis Mirandy^waat Tht Botrd of AdnlolttraUos of er we are to Continue not only con-! Some sad things have come under Evest theugli the .hunting season ing board, for-a brief chat on future offiesrs wars elected tn serve for stant increases in tax rates but in- ; my observation as a Christian work- pair this liquor bill and to build a _ Former U. S. Senator Hiram Group A of the Center Church Blue Eagle policies. I in Saco and Westbrook, Maine, until Cant BiBt. 7(60— 8:00—Lavandtr A Old L a e ^ the Emanual Lutberu church met for game birds in ths sUta of Cen- her marriage in 1895. _ , the ensuing year; Praaldant, Olive 4:SO— Stia—TatUrad Man. Skateh . basic: Oanny Ruaae . Orahaatra— creased expenses. Manchester is ' er during the past forty years.. Ju st fair, equitable and workable law—I ' Bingham Association Formed Head- New York, Oct. 2.—(A P )— A Women’s red«ratl''n will hold its The board went into Johnson’s Cniartier; first vlce-presldsnt, Mil- waat: Bmarton Orehaatra—Dixie Uat Qlfbt and Mt Tuesday cveniaf. not alone in tbeos respects. f.rst meeting this evening at 7:30 at Besides her husband, she is sur- 4(4S— Si4S—Rhymaa af tha Nuraary 7(9(^ 8:90—Abe Lyman’s Maredlana I think of the many young men and ccctleut does not open until October stand 100 per cent on the Republican (Stonlngton)—"Under President pretty, dark-haired French msdd em- office after meeting with Riehberg dred Tedford; sscond vice-president, Washington, Oct. 3.—(AP) — ' S:PO— S:00—Johnaen Orehta *- aatt: Joctober 18, aa the date for a apadal Let us glance at the 1934 annual 20, Town CTerk Samuel Turklngton the Church to plan its actiritles for vived by one adopted daughter Miss Olak Staaia—mldwaat —basic; Bob Frlto’a Orahas.—mid* ‘ wom^n who in the course of their platform—don’t let anyone tell you Roos*eIt, government is being cen- plbyed in Mrs. Gloria Morgan Van- for two hours in what was described Sophia Holmes; recording ascretarv, Whits House officials said today west: Taximatar Llatone—Dials /meatinf of the church membership report of the town. On page 15 a j wild oat sowing-have gone a step too already haa received aeveral appiica. I’ll go back on the platform. I’m not tralized under the cloak of Oe- . ed b y J . L J e n n e y . the season. as a general discussion of its new Doris M. Sisco of Vineland, N. J •• Minnie Carrington; financial tecre- SilS— Slip—Tha Waakfy Hymn Sing 8:00— td)0—Bing Creaby'a .Fregram derbilt's Paris, apartment today one brother, David Kilpatrick of President Roosevelt already had 6:90— i:S(^Praaa*RadU Nawa—waaf a:90— 6:90—Tha Treapara Orehaatra to take action on the resignation of proposed budget is recommended of far and brought upon themselvea Hons for the 1984-85Tieenses. iauilt that wray.” I m o c r a c y —Codet instituted by the' job. , tsry, Lydia Wlgren; chaplain, Ida 6:96— S:3»—Mary Small. Har Songs Hclge E. Pearson aa organist and over a miitlon dollars. This amount testified she had seen her mistress ^m b u slan g , Scotlaind; two sisters, started conferences with Indivlduai 6:46— 6:46—Billy Bafehaler'a ^kateh 9:46— 9:46—Fray A BragglettL ! a life of disgrace. The heart is A new feature of the licenses this • » • ' I admlnistiatlon have throttled bust- All members of ths Luther Riehberg and the board remained Woodhouse; sergeant-at-arins, Ger- anos choir director. Mr. Pearson, who is ail out of proportion when you msde sick as we think of them and year la the fact that the person tak- drunk, "but not many, many times.” League of the Emanuel Lutheran with Johnson for a quarter of an Mrs. John Blackwood of 18 Trotter trude Bausola. leaders on bis plan for a trues be- 6:00— 7:00—To Ba Anneunead 9:00—i0:0(V-Waltar O’Kaefa'a Show . IT. S. Senatorial Candidate 'Dfss and in many casea resulted in The ’Veterans Field Association, a street, this town, and Jlisa'iiither- f:i6— 7:16—Oana A Qian—aaat A aoa 9(90—10:90—Qtarga Qlvet A Comady has been in Manchester for ten consider that the town about 23 the dear ones they have hurt by ing one out is required to state ia Called to the stand by Herbert C. church who plan to attend the sup- hour. An invitation from (he post for a tween capltol and labor, but that 6:90— 7iS0—You A Your Oovarnment years, has resigned to study at the years ago ran just under the one . Frederie C. Walcott outright despotism.” voluntary association composed of Smyth, counsel for Mrs. Harry tat Kilpatrick of Waahlngton, D. C. 6:46— 7:46—Frank Buck Jungla Sarfal 10:00—11:00—Al lAvalln Oreh.—baslo; their misconduct detail the type of birds bagged last __ . • • • per which will open the annual Clay Williams, chairman of the joint installa'ion with the Legion tliere would te no general or group . Myrt and Marga—waat rapeat We.stmln.ster Choir School a t Prince- hundred thousand dollars for ex- (Torrington)— ‘Forty more Re ex-service men from each of the Payne Whitney, who is resisting camp reunion of the New England Two sons, Stephen aild Harrison, parleys with either side. 7:00— S:0O—Lae Ralaman'a Orchaatra 10:16^11(16—Frank Oallay’a Orehaa«— Whatsoever a' num or nation year, if the hunter also has a trap- publican seats in the Houae will stop Attorney Noah H. Swayne administrative agency, told report' died in infancy. nalres was accepted and th s foUow' 7:90— 8:90—Wayna King's Orahaatra baste: Hanry Busaa Oreh.—mldw ton, N. J„ effective November 1. penditures. Slnse 1908 the town has sows he and they must reap. 'The pmg license, which Is slightly mors five veteran organizations In town, efforts of Mrs. Vanderbilt to get Conferenoe Luther League on Sat- ere later: ing committee appointed: Mildred It waa explained President Roose- 9.00— 1:00—Raturn «f Ban Barnia A special meeting of the member- not Increased In population to war- the rubber stamping of ths Presi- (Bridgeport)—“Prealdent Roose- Archie Kilpatrick of this town 8:30— 9:90—Ed Wynn A Oraham 10:90—11 :SO-Tht Party Itauas. Taika reaping time will come. Men may than 82 extra, he is required to list bave petitioned the town for the custody of her child, Gloria, 84.- urday night are asked to notify "Our dlscueslon was simply to Tedford. chairman; Ethel Qulsb. velt had talked with several leaders 10:46—11:46—Jea Ralehman Orehaatra ship will be held tonight a t 7:30 rant such an increase. When you dent’s bil's—The country It in for vent brought with him to. Washing- DOO,(X)0 heiress, the maid, Marla Miss Mitzi Berggren not later than tod Archie Kilpatrick of Cambus- '6:00—10:00—Light Opara Show—c to e 11:00—12:00—Harbla Kayt’a Orehaatra foolishly think that God is winking the types of game which he caught ton a reputation as a free spender - separation of a portion of the East outline for ourselves what our job Helen Curran, Mildred O ark, Alice ill labor and industrial circles even 10:00—11,:00—Jack Bargar'a Orahaatra o'clock to coneider the recommenda- consider ths 1909 rates were based serious industrial unrest as business •'Calllot, was examined by Supremo tomorrow. The supper Is open to Is. We took no action." lang, Scotland, nephews, and Mrs. Freeburg. ' ■ . 10:16—11:16—Oana and Qian-waat rpt 11:S^12:S^Bnoeh Light's Orehaatra at sin nowadays, and isn’t going last year. The idea of this enumera- The New York state debt was 130 cemetery as a Veterans Field for Peter Breingan of Dudley, Maas., a I'sfore bis address end would con- NBC-WJ2 NETWORK tion of the Board that a new heating on properties not anywhere the to punish sin because He doesn’t lacks confidence and because of cer- Ckiurt Justice John F. CUiraw. al? local Leaguers a" ' more than Other board members said the Mrs. Gertrude Bausola, unit ac- t.nue to confer with them from time 10:90—11:90—Jaaaa Crawford. Organ system be installed In the church. actual value as at the present time, tion Is to enable the State Fish A peV cent, greater under Roosevelt the burial of a veteran of any war neiee, also survive. 10:46—11:45—Carl Hoff Danca Oroh.— BASIC — East: wjs wba>wbza wbal execute His judgments speedily, Gams Association to obtain an ac- tain NRA provisions—The trouble or campaign In which the United She was employed by Mrs. Van- fifty will be present from all parta ’ general conversations probably tivities chairman, gave her report to time. •aat: Hlmbai^ Orehat.—watt repast It Is hoped th at all members will which I believe to be about 80 per is. that the experlmenta tried by than under Republicans—79 p e ^ derbilt in 1929, Miss Calllot teatifled. of New Englandir__, .1 , continue for several days.Funerar service will be held in the 11:00—IS.'OO—Danca Music Orchestra wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal: nut "Be not deceived, God is, not curate census on ths number of birds States or ita allies have been en- which showed the amount of work Just how the plan will work out Midwest: wcky kyw wanr wls kwk attend this meeting to act upon this cent. The sum of 8100.000 Is recom- mocked; and whatsoever a man Pwident Rooseveit were not tried cent, greater than ever before—/ In a pronounced French accent. Jqhnson was beaming when, with First Methodist church, Hennlker, dona by the unit during the post 1l:3O^l2:3^Har0ld Starn'a Orehaatra kwer kotl wran wmae kso wkbf question. Under the church con- mended for charities. This we hope and fur bearing , animals shot or the same time the Republican Nal gaged, N. H„ tomorrow afternoon at 1:30 will depend on tos ideas developed CfiS-WABC NETWORK NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj soweth that shall he also reap." I trapped each year. n the laboratory first—They were Now I’ewr Old John L. Jenney Judgo Carew questioned the wit- The Women’s League of the Sec- Williams and Riehberg, he pos^ for year. The complete welfare report at the several conferences, it was ' jj wii>a kstp wabe wday kfyr cret efcf stitution, a special meeting can act Is not always to be a permanent tried on 180.000,000 people at once tional administration waa reducing^ ness about Mrs, Vanderbilt’s per- ond Congregational church will be- o’clock. Rev. W. Raymond Pierce, BASIC—East: wabe wade wokn wcso tremble for those young inen who IJnwood Massey, formerly in the The association was formed a photographers. Differences between pastor, win officiate and burial win tod child welfare report were also raid. Officials and toe Prealdent only wssb wnao wgr wkbw wkrc whk cklw SOUTH/— wrva wptf wwne wfs wjex only upon the m atter for which it charge, but’ under present condi- laugh, and in a scuffing way say, "I and many failed to work." the National debt by.bUllone." sonal habits. gin its regular business meeting to- hlmscTf and Riehberg over NRA read by Mrs. CSiristine Glenney who wdrc wcsu wjaa wean wfbl wepd wjav wfls-wiun wind warn wnn« wst-wapl has been called and it was therefore tions cannot bs helped for a year, United States Navy and now living • * • * * * year ago and plans were begun to be in the New Cemeterj-, Hennlker, knows at this time his objective— wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfsa wbap kprc am sowing my wild oats." You form the Veterans Field Association "What time did the get up?” he morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock. At matters often have been credited was chairman of that committee. wmsa wbns; Midwest: wbbm wfbm wool ktba klhs wroc wave necessary to call another meeting or so. The total of 8280,500 for at the north end. made application Judge Raymond Baldwin, asked. S o’clock Miss Elsie Erhart will give N. H. for capital and labor to give a (air kmbo kmex wowo wha« have got to reap them, as sure aa Coagreeolonal Candidate Edward along lines drawn by tbs Soldier’s AARON COOK HEADS with causing Johnson’s resignation. The sewing circle will meet with trial to peaceful metooda of adjust- MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kflr kghi to consider Mr. Pearson’s resigna- bond payments and Interest and dis- today for a bunting license. Mr. W’,-Ooee House Floor Leader "Sometimes one, two, sometimes a demonstration of sandwich nnak- The funeral parlors of Thomaa G. Mrs. Glenney BAST—wpf wbp wlbw whac'wibs wfos PACIFIC COAST—kfo kfl kgw komo tion. count can’t' be helped for some time. God’s eternal truth. There are Massey caught a handsome ' dark Field association qf Hartford which Johnson ^ d ha expressed the be- ing their conflicts of opinion and in- wore wioe efrb ekao kha kfsd ktar kpo some in this community now who (Torrington)—"I absolutely re- (Bethel )-^“The coming election successfully secured a plot of three o’clock,” Miss Calllot replied. Ing. Following her lecture on "A lief to Williams that the chairman'^ irrest PIXIE—wgst wsfa «bre wqam wdod Cant. East. Under parks, T. W. and spraying mink near Boggy Stow last year will determ'lne whether the people SELECTMEN AGAIN "Did she seem to have a good Bite that Cheers," the sandwiches kirs wrao wiso wdau wtoo krid wrr are reaping them, who a few years fute to sign a blank check for any- gfroUnd in one of H artford’s major ship of the new board was a full frifDda of thg deceased.'.Sis 'I ' Sec. Perkina* Trip 4:30— 6:30—Tha Singing Lady—east $9,000 ia asked. As far as spraying itT which pelt he waa paid 810. He of Connecticut will continue to ex- Bight’s rest?” will te distributed among those time job and that Willlama agreed. ktrh klaa waco koma wdbo wfKlx wbt. was concerned we might Just as ago were scoffing in the same way. also trapped more than 50 musk- one—For the same reason I refase cemeteries for tbs identical purpose The White House said the Presi- wdae wblg wdbj wwvs wmbf wsja 4:46— 6:46—Orphan Annia—eust only press themselves as they see fit or intended by the local association. The witness thought she had. present. Mrs. Cleon Chapman,. Mrs. "We had a friendly talk on NRA wmbr wals ktul ksko 6:00— 6:00—Dorothy Page A Orchest. well chalk up a zero mark. But 831,- If you sow tares you will reap 'lats. now to place my rubber stamp ap- (Oontinoed from rage One) dent had not dispatched Secretary 6:15— •:1^Horae1e Xita'a Orehaatra disappointment. If you bow to the 'cceome chessmen or checkers in a Many Hartford veterans found their Never a Headache. - F. V. Williams, Mrs. Etevld Arm- future policy," Johnson said. MJto Jemima McLaughlin . i STEAMER IN DISTRESS MIDWEST—wesh wyl wmt wmbd vlan 8:40— 9:40—Praaa*Ra4lp Nawa—^wjs 000 recommended for the police de- Talking over hunting prospects jiroval on every project lent to Con- "Did she ever'-have a headache?” strong and Mrs. Loydon O ark vrill Perkins to San Francisco to outlln# wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wcco wsbt kacj partment is under what It should be, Spirit you shall reap peace, and joy greet from the White House.' game—Headed by Hugh Alcorn, the last resting place in the beautiful ere voted in favor of renaming "I’m the one th at ought to be ,.,^i** McLaughlin of the. wnsx 8:46— 6:46—Lowall Thomaa — east; with Town Qerk Turklngton this Republican slate is the etrongest the “She never said so." assist Miss Erhart hi serving. A smiling,” Johnson laughed when Weldon block, died at the Memorial I bis truce plan to toe American Fed- Orphan Annia—rapeat to midwest when you compare our police de- and happiness and eternal life. morning, Mr. Massey eald the woods plot kept tn loving remembrance by George H. H owe.' elation of Labor convention. It was MOUNTAIN—kvor kU koh kst 6:00— 7:00—Ames *n* Andy—east only no Hartford Dean. I5SU What is ths harvest going to be? party has had in many years—Prof. their erstwhile, buddies qf warring Personal Tax Enumerator, David Justice CJarew then turned to the most cordial Invitation Is extended photographers asked Williams for a hospital this noon after a long III-! IN NORTH ATLANTIC COAST — kbj kotn kfre kol kfpy kvl 6:16— 7:16—Te Ba Announcad partm ent expenses wdth other Merally were full of red and gray CoagrSsalonal Oandldata William vernacular. "A hang-over?” he to the women of the church to at- ness. She was 71 years of age and ' emphasized tost Miss Perkina. who 6:30— 7:30—Muale Mamorlaa and Poet towns and boroughs of approxi- And remember this also, a man has L. Hlggtni Albert Levitt, perennial candidate years. McCann. "big smile" while shaking bands kftk kmj kvg k«rn kdb kgr b kgb fexes, rabbits and squirrels. Last According to the by-laws of the asked. - . !tend. with the general. cm e to Manchester from Ireland' Sends Call I will address toe convention Friday, Cant. East. f;0Ck— 8:00—Tha Crima Cluss Mystsry Tuesday',. October 3 mately the same size aa West Hart- to reap more than he sows. Plant (WiUlmantlc)—"I am opposed to for something or other under di- Special Constable, Municipal for Help— Other 7:30— 8:90—Lawranea TIbbstt A Ore. a quart and reap a bushel, plant a •year he observed the tracks of sev- verse party headings, is just anotb- Veterans Field Association ita ob- building, George Apel. The maid appeared puzzle^, and 84 years ago. being employed at ■ had planned to go to the coast for 4:90— 9(90 — Jack Armstrong — asst 8:16— 9:16—Ste^ Bahind ths Claim 4:00 p. m.—Poetic Strings. ford, Bristol and Torrington. a bureaucratic form of government; Mrs. Mary Dunlop, captain of the toe speech long before the Presi- only; Milton Charlaa. Organ—west grain of com and you reap a hun- ual. mink in Talcottvins but w et professor working for tbs Demo- ject it to promote, foster and per- Janitor, Municipal building, George Smyth suggested that Justice Carew Cheney Brothers for many years. Ships Are Rushing to Her 1:90— 9:3(6—To Ba Anneunead 4:30—Dick Messner’s Orchestra. Now we come to the big Item of unable to trap them. to Congreae delegating its powers translate "hang-over" Into French. Daughters of Liberty drill team, re- cient’s plan was evolved. 4:46— 8:46—Robinson Crusoa. Jr.—N. 9:30—10:3<^TIm A Irana’a Sky Shew 8:00—The Playboys with Orcheatrs. 8312,000 for Schools. This Is an dred or- more. The saddest thing cratic Party." petuate in every way possible the Apel. Her passing brought to an end a Assistance. Y. Btsta; To Ba Announcsd—chain 10:00—11:00—Stsrhey Orchastra-^aat; to the executive; to so much expen- interest of Veterans Field, carrying "I can’t,” said Justice Clarew. quests the membera to return their TEACHERS BACK THREE devoted friendahip and companion- It also was autad on behalf at 8:0(^ 6:00 — BuNi ■'Rogart.' Sketch 5:15—Skippy. enormous sum and should be chisel- of all in the sowing of wild oats is * * * ' Grand Jurors, Joel Nichols, W. 6. Amos *n’ Andy—repeat for waat sive experimentation and pump to eternity the spirit of those com- "There seems to te no equivalent uniforms to the meeting this eve- ship with Miss Mary Finn. The lat- the President that toe plan waa not —aaat; Man of Notes Trio—west 10:19—11:16—Voles of Romance. Bongs 3:30—Jack Armstrong—All-Ameri- ed downwards. Juat consider 846.- the reaping is so much more than priming: to the government enter- (^mptroUer Anson F.' Keeler, Can- Giehney, Ronald Ferguson. George ning at 7 o’clock in Orange Hall. I 6:16— 6:15 — Bobby Btnton — east; 10:30—11:90—Anson Waaks Orehaatra can Boy. the sowing. Let us ponder these didate for Re-Eleotlon rades who have "put their faith in for it.” ter— ----- met---- Miss McLaughlin in Lur Jo rk , Oct. 2.—(AP)-^ThS designed as » short cut to collective Ship Ahoy—Dlxia; Sis MIrandy— 11:00—12:0(L—Qua Arnhaim A Orchest. 106.71 for text bftoks and supplies. HONOR CHURCH WORKER ing the domain of private business; Davidson, Aldo PaganI, E. T. Ferris So he asked: "Did you ever see CLASSIC P U Y S FOR AID gsn, Ireland, more than 42 years i Radio and Telegraph Com- waat; Skippy—mldwait 8:48—To Be announced. thoughts in bur hearts. (Hartfqrd)—"Although the State us and who rest in this sacred soli.” Mechanic Voting Machines, Chas. bargaining or as a move to stay 11(30—12:90—Psta Smytha’a Orehaatra Whew? Text books should hot be to the uso of two systems in book- Membership her dunk?" . Mrs. ^ Florence ^ Horton, royal ma- , _____ ago. They tecame fast friends and reported receipt of a messageseveral strikes tn key industries this 8:00—H artford Public Scboole — free and ought to be bought by the The mu.slngs of a layman. Ueoplng—I nm for mors efficient cf Connecticut now has a deficit of E. Jacobson. WM. E. KEITH, Membership of the organization "Yes," Miss Calllot responded. tron of Oiapnmn Ckiurt, Order of HpnitrielcBon Dl...... companions and when one ! from toe steamer Alnderby winter. Fred D. Wish, Jr. Superintendent students. The present method of FOR YEARS OF SERVICE measures for the relief of unemploy- YS.OOO.OOO i t i s i n b e t t e r f i n a n c i a l Asst. Mechanic, Ralph P. Norton. “How many times?" Amaranth, will fill toe station of “ ®J[J"7lCK80n-Bruce Plajers^ to ^ decided to come to toe United i Her No. 1 hatch was stove In conclusion of the World Series will of H artford Schools. 861 Main St. condition than any other state in the Trill conaiat of two rejireaentativaa come to toe United Section 7A of toe Recovery Act, education In public schools Is to UiOnt; relief to the needy unemploy- frjm each of the five or more ex East cemetery committee, H. C. Miss Calllot couldn’t say. conductress a t the se-sion of Mil Produce Shakespearean Dra- Stateg, tbo other came too. and aaking ohlps to stand by to ren- be mainly baseball. 6:15—Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim. grind out pupils same as running Union—The deficit is not duo to ex- Alvord, La\r-rence Case,' John L tos collsetlve bargaining section also ed until Industry is able once more service groups in town. The preS' "Well,” continued Justice Carew, ford Court of Milford this evening. mas at High School Next Both secured employment at Che- der possible assistance. Her poal- would not be considered, under tos F'inal details have been made by 6:30—Musical Arppreclatlon Pro- grain through a hopper In a grist THE JUNIOR BAND Giles- Vickerman, Treasurer of to carry the load; pensions for the travagance, byt to a decline in tax Jenney- It will te visiting matrons’ and tlon was given as approximately In WTiC WEAF-NBC, WJZ-NBC and WABC- gram. ent membership la os follows “was it many times?" Week. ney Brotoers and tool: up residence truce, it waa announced. mill. The aptitude test should be Editor, The Herald: Center Congregrational Sun- e.ged; a ahorter work week and bet- receipts—^The. population of the Chairman, John L. Jenney, seers Northwest cemetery comiqlttec, "Not many, many times," said the patrons’ night with tost court, also together' at toe old Fouracre house. toe middle of the North Atlantic. Hartford, Coon. CBS to carry the gams at Detroit 6:85—Press-Radio News. In vogue and teach the pupils what While I was delighted to see that date’s Institutions increased 23 per Thomas Ferguson, Forrest Buck- on Thursday evening with Harmony When this was dismantled, they A message from toe steamer As- Immediately after Saturday’s 7:00—M yrt and Marge, day Seliool Given Testimon- ter living conditions for wage earn- tary, James Sullivan; committee maid. 80,00 fr. 1040 K. O. U2A H. Is best suited for them. No use in the boys in the Salvation Army ial, ers; wagea and salaries on a parity cent, in four years, from 9186 to 11,- members. Ward Cheney Camp, land, G. H. WaddeU. Court of Danielson, when Mrs. Hor- The James Hendrickson and moved to the Edgewood House. On tonia said she was proceeding to as- Travetera BrosdoaaUng darvtaa game, the networks will turn to 7:16—Adventures of Jimmie Allan. teaching students subjects, which were to be taken care of musically, 344—The number of state paupers W est cemetery committee, L. C ton will te associate conductress. Claire Bruce company will present sistance of tbs Alnderby, toe Mae- football with WEAF-NBC and with the cost of living." United Spanlah War. - Veterans, being retired at Cheney’s, they 14 TO ENTER CCC CAMP 7:30—Whispering Jack Smith and are not suited to them and also a I just wish to correct an error and • • • Jumped to 28,047 from 2474 in June, Arthur Keating, Thomaa Murphy: Bunce, John Treech, G. H. Waddell. three Shakespearean plays ‘The moved to toe Weldon block. Seldom kay Company reported, and a mes- WABC-CBS carrying the Notre ’ h i B O r c h e s t r a . bore. There are a few school in this Merchant of Venice", "Hamlet" and also to give honor to whom honor Is Giles Vickerman, treasurer of the John A. Danaher, Secretary 1329— The coming Legislature Veterans o: Foreign Wars, Clarence Police commissioner, Harry B. The Executive Committee of the was one seen on the street without sage from toe steamer Trematon Tuaaday, Oct. I. Dame-Texas contest and WJZ-NBC 7:45—Scott’s ’’Romance of Music" country using aptitude methode in due. The news Item'In The Herald should, make provisions for a new BIseell. G.0.P.GAIN1N Merchants Division of toe Chamber “Julius Caesar” at High School ball i said she was standing by. with . Donald . Novla and Jan Center Congregational church Of State Peterson, Jame~s Sullivan; Disabled toe other, until Miss McLaughlin's FROM HERE TOMORROW 4:00—Chick Webb’s orchestra. to Minnesota-Nebmeka game. their curriculum. We could leSm a gave us to understa that the for- iiospltal for the feeble-minded and American Veterans, Arthur Down' Town Physician, all practicing of Commerce will meet tomorrow on Thursday and Friday, (Detoter illness sent her to toe hospital oh The Alnderby is a British frelgbt- Rubini; school waa presented with a beauti- (New Haven)—"Governor Cross 11-12. This company is brought hers 4:^b—The Jesters. Tune ia Tonight. groat deal from England on this mer Junior band was, brought into fully Inscribed testimonial Sunday, for 600 additional beda at the new Ing, David McCann; British Wsw physicians. morning at 9:30 o’clock at the September 25, where_here condition ! er with net tonnage of 2,998, own- 4:45—Adventures on Mystery 8:00—Lavender and Old Lace — subject. In theis latter country existence and was under the direc- caused the ealary blU to ba held up by the efforts of the teachers of ed by toe Ropner Shipping Ckim- Must Report at 8:15 In Morn- la- W EAF-NBC-9, Ben Bemle; 9:80, in recognition of mo'e than thirty in the Senate (1933) to try to get state hospital at Newtown." Veterans, Fred Baker, Albert Lind Library director, E. A. Lydall, C. RECORD VOTE Chamber office to make plana for became steadily wors'e and culmi- land. Frank Munn. tenor; Hazel Glenn, boys are trained so they are able to tion of Bandmaster Addy. Now Just say; American Legion, Frank Bray, B. Loomis. a meeting of toe entire divUlon in ManebAster on a percentage basis, nated in her death today. pany. Ltd., of West Hartlepool. Ed W3mn; 10, Henry King orches- soprano; Gustave Haenschen’s or- enter college at age of sixteen. In years of faithful work for the Mrs. Welch’s (Fannie Dixon Welch) the entire amount of toe teachers’ ing— To Examine Experi- S:00—Blue Room Echoes, Joseph tra. let me state the facts. Quite a long school. The presentation which was John Lk Jenney. Official stenographer, Raymond the very near future. It will te According to records on file a t England. chestra,. this country the age la about eigh- time ago B< ndsman Charlie Hall, salary back Into state expense—for The paeulolycaena marsyas but- share to be turned over to Miss Jes- enced Men October 25. Blume, director; Robert Shanley, WABC-CBS—8:48, Mickey Coch- by the pastor, the Rev. Dr. Wat- terfly of Guinea baa on imitation The annual meeting of the oaao' W. Smith. necessary to call tola meeting early ths Municipal building, she has no She left Swansea. Wales, Sep- tenor. 8:30—Abe Lyman’s ’’Mclodlana"; teen. fresh from the World War and be- eeven weeks and at a cost of more AT ELECTION to take action on toe matter of sie Reynolds, town nurse, and relatives in this countrj’. The fu- tember 21 for Montreal. rans; 9, Bing Crosby; 10, Walter Vivienne Segal, soprano; Oliver son Woodruff, was one of the out- bead on its wing tipa elation will be held during the month Sealer of Weights sad Messures, Fourteen Manchester men who k;30—Studio program. O’Keefe. It's the writer’s Idea that town ing very much Interested In Junior standing features of the rally day than 1300,000 to the lU te —After of March and the aemi-annual meet' Armistice Day closing and on sev- School Superintendent F. A. Ver- neral arrangements are Incomplete. The vessel, of steel eonttruction, Smith, tenor. ' ’ students in the High School ought bands was appointed Junior Band signing the biU he Issued a state- H. L. Wilson. (Oonttaned from Page One) planck, to be used for the benefit of was built in 1925. bave been declared eligible for en- 8:4I^Buddy and Blake. WJZ-NBC—8:80, Lawrence 'Ttb- 9:00—Bing Croaby. r exercises. Mr. Vickerman has been ing during the month of September Board of Health, Dr. D. C. T. ; eral other important questions. listm ent in C.C.C. camps will re- SUM)—Baaeball scores. bett; 9:18, new dramatic series; to. pay something. Free schools are i Leader and for a few years gave his librarian, teacher, Sunday school ment to the press that he had never each year at a time and place the needy school children of Man- 9:30—-The Troopers. o. k. up to the High School. I don’t best to this part of the • Army’s been In favor of the budget—What Moore. well in the lead with a majority of chester. port tomorrow morning at tbs 8:08—Wrlghtvlile Clarton 10:80, Tim and Irens. 9:45—Fray and Bragglottl. superintendent and treasurer, work- deaignated by the executive com- Charity Superinteodent, O. H. 1,013 votes. The opening meeting and get- Municipal building at 8:15. It was •:80—Presa-Radio News. think we ehould be obliged to have work. ing In the school almost ever since CIO you think of that for trying to LAX THE BLADDER mittee. together of Center Church Women’s Mr. Hendrickson and Miss Bruce FUNERALS What to Expect Wedneeday, 10:00—W alter O'Keefe, Annette aUsolute free tuition in the High Before he retired aa leader the play both ends against ths mid- Waddell. David Cbambera was ths Mghsst and their company, presenting hand- LABOR OPENS BATTLE stressed today by Albert Behrend ia . 8:85—Rhythm Maiters. WEAF-NB8—4 p. m., Hartford Hanshaw, Ted Hualng, Cass he arrived here from hla native Dom Sup'L Almahouse, A. L. Oliver. vote getter of toe seven Selectmen Federation wiU te held tomorrow charge of toe local ■ assignmhnts school. In reading over the History band was so far advanced they were England. Dr. Woodruff In a short dle?....” The annual dues of each of the evening at 8 o’clock. The program somely staged performances of toe Miss Wllbelmina Bnrgatsks 8:48—^Bllly Batchuior. Pop concert: 8:80. Alice in Orchea- Loma Orchestra. of Manchester, we note in the "Good able to go to Boston and perform • • • Use Juniper OU, Buehn - Spec. Constable Almshouse, A. L. elected. He polled 2,601 votes. Sec- Shakespearean plays, have toured The funeral of Miss Wilhetmlna that toe men must report on Um4 T:00—Gould and Sheffter, pianists. speech, honored him for this faith- Leaves, Etc. psu'Ucipating arganizatioas will be will be in charge of Miss Jessamine tralla. 10:30—Georgs Glvot —Griek Am- Old Days" many years ago that the quite creditably. Bandsman william J. WiUlani Hope, State Treaaurer Oliver. ond In order of high vote for with conspicuous succession forty- Burgatzke, aister of Mrs. Conrad ON STEEL CORPORATION alnee they must te at headquarters T:18—Program from New York. , WABC-CBS — 4:45, Swinging bassador of Good Will. ful service rendered willingly year If you are hothsrod setting up 88.00 per annum 'which shall be due Selectman was Aaron Cook with Smith. All women of the church in Hartford at 135 High street at pupils contributed woo3. There'l Hanna who succeeded Bandsman in and year out for the school, and (Bridgeport)— “The Republican nishts, burning, leg palne. bsoksehe. and collectible at the annual meet Examiner of Public Records, Wil- will bs welcome. one states from Mains to Arizona Webr of 128 South Main street, who T:S0—You and Your Government. dance music; 6:30, The Shadow. 11:00—Al Kavelin’s Orchestra. waa not much ready money in those i Hall boa had charge of the Junior make thle iSc test. Flueli out the ax- liam J. Shea. 2,588; third Joseph G. Pero, 2662; and from tbs Pacific northwest to died suddenly in New York Friday nine o'clock. 7:45—Big Freddie Miller. WJZ-NBC—8. Al Pearce and expressed the hearty appreciation Party offers a slncsie program Ing each year. Elections to fill any fourth, Frank V. Williams, 2806; Attacks Company Unions On 11:15—Frank Dailey's'Orchestra. days, as the country then was most- [ ever since, and the young men of all. teachers, officers and pupils, which baa the best interests of the ceee scICe end watte matter that vacancies occurlng in office in the Boxing Commusloner, John E. Pack No. 2. (Sub Scouts of toe Florida. During their eight seasons was held this morning at tbs W. P. It was announced today that mea 8:00—Leo Relsman’s orchestra. gang; 6;1B, Max Rslnhardt 11:80—The Party Issues. ■ ly agriculture and business was who are among the best the Senior cauta Irritation. Gat Juniper oil, ex- fifth, Sherwood G. Bowers, 2497; Quish Funeral home on Main street. the Grounds They Violate experienced in trades would te in- for what he has accomplished. He people at heart—Governor Cross has tract buebu laavec. etc.. In green organizations shall be held at any Dwyer. South Methodist church wlii hold Its they have played in toe principal 8;80—Wayne King’s orchestra. Shakespeare, llotervlew. 11:45—Jos Reichman’s Orchestra. largely carried on by trade and band has today will always remem- Building Inspector, E. C. Elliott, sixth, Jam es H. Jobnstoh, 2486; educational institutlona tn this Burial was in St, James’s cemetery. Rules of the NRA. terviewad for admission to C.C.C. 8:00—Ben Bemle’s orchestra. barter. ber with deep appreciation Band wished him many more years of- tailed to support hit campaign tableta called BUKETS. the bladder ■ regular, aeml-regular or opccial seventh, John Jensen. 2422. first meeting tonight at 6 o’clock. camps op October 35 from 10 a. m. health and happy service. Mr. Vlck- promises.” laxative. After four daya If not tatia- meeting, due notice having been Jr. The boys are urged to turn out 100 country including many stats uni- Rev. W. P. Reidy conducted toe 8:80—Ed Wynn; Don Voorhees’.or- I sometimes think there la too Leader Hanna’e devotion and un- ned any drugglit will return your tSc. - Omstalilg mecUon versities and colleges, most notable committal service and the bearers until .12 noon. chestra. STATE POUCB REt’^ORT erman voiced hla thanks and ap- * • • J, K. Quinn A Co. Oruggitta. given the membera. The associa- Park Commissioner, (8 years) percent at this first meeting. PitUburgh, Oct 2—(AP) —Or- much free bunk In present day ex- stinting efforts on their bbhalf. preciation for the thoughtfulness of tion shall incur no obUgations or Robert V. Treat. In toe election of constables, ths perhaps of such appsarancss, being were Dr. John J. Allison. Roy ganized labor opened its battle The men going to camp tomorirow 10:00—Beauty Box Theater. pen.ses due to playgrounds, sports They were a olg asset to the Jun- U.' 8. Coramiaaloner Samuel Reich four Republican nominees, (Carles North, Leo and Walter Wehr. are: John Modean, 152 Eldridga his friends, and in hla modest way liabilities of sny kind wblcdi shall Custodian. Soldiers' Graves, Arthur A well children’s conference will a performance, by InvlUtlon. at the against toe powerful y. ’8. Steel 11:04—Emil Coleman orchestra. Hartford. Oct 1.—(AP) — The and recreation. This enormous sum ior work and tha folks In Talcott- (Bridgeport)—"Any governor who Crockett, James H. Johnston, Clar- United States Military Academy at street; Charles Campbell, 75 Oak; state police department recovered WBZ-WBZA vllle, Rockville and the Green were said that the pleasure had been ail tolerates or sponsors a liquor law vnA Kiiri iM JSA AM subject the members organizations, Seating. te held tomorrow afternoon at 3 CorpoAtion today with a concerted 11:15—Voice of Romance. should be radically cut down.'Then his. ■ ¥ i i • / I . ence K. Peterson and Sedrick West Point. Qrovs street; Raymond Lennon, 210 etolen property valued at 86,071 always glad to see them as they which makes it possible for girls of committees or groups of the associ- Board of Relief, Edward D. Lynch. Straugten were named and the o’clock a t toe Y. M. C. A. attack against ths "company union' 11:80—Jesse Crawford, urganist. we can have a lower tax rate and Promotion does not take place In stions. Miss Mary McGuire of toe High which it charges is dominated (Charter Oak Street; Leon Olbrais, 8 11:45—Carl Hoff’s orchestra. during August, seized liquor and ■prtagMd — Boaioa not one on the rising .scale. came along occasionally. tender age to frequent barrooms is ^•Tree Warden. Horace Murphey. Democratic Mrinnors were James BANDITS STEAL SAFE Congress street; Harold Bedrutba, this school on rally day. The pro- Four commltteees will be ap- Town Counsel. W. S. Hyde. Mrs. Sherwood Beeohler of 38 School faculty is chairman of the mansgement in mkny of th s NS' 11:00—Mldn.—W eather Forecast. equipment valued a t 812,466; In There are other items amongst More power to you Bandmaster unworthy of support—Let them RANGE OIL Duffy, Hhrold Keating and William general committee which brings toe 6.Lewis street; Anthony Folkovrakl, gram included songs by the junior -V .: • •. ■ • , ' . -r: • Aj pointed annually by the chairman, Supt. Roads and Bridges, J. Frank Lancaster Road, entertained with a tion’s steel mills. 13:02—Silent apected 178 motion picture theaters Tuesday. Ort. X appropriations recommended which Addy. And may we soon sea the choir, a brief speech of welcome to I the Democrats) point out, If they H. Taft, Edward Ccmeland losing to Hendrlckaon-Bruce Co. here. She is AT BRIDGEPORT PLANT 110 Broad street; Leonard Giglio, 90 and inspected 1,184 weights and 4:00—Betty and Bob. Junior band In full force again do- can, what they have done and what auditing, (three membera) pub- Bowen. T aft by 11 votea. Duffy and Keat- miscellaneous shower at her home, Ths attack came at toe opening ought to be scaled down, but I new scholars by Dr. Woodruff, licity, (the secretary), burial eligl' wt eve ling, honoring Miss ,%nola assisted by Mr. BaUey, Mr. Wlgren hearing by the National Steel Labor Oak street; P eter MitebeU, 19 N orth measures; travelisd 227,826 miles 4:15—Platt and Nlerman, piano duo bave used enough of your valuable ing valiantly for God and the Army. they keep promising to do." A contest developed for the sp ing both ran ahead of the Democra- and Mr. Robinson, all of the High street; Walter Varrick, 33 Unloa.ii Yours sincerely, songs, by the primary and intermed- « • • blltty, (three members), and plot Bjorkman, whose marriage to Lu- Board on a petition by the Amal< and made 739 arrests according to a 4:30—Palmifr Oark and his or- space not to go Into details. iate departments, and an outline of The R acklifle Oil Company polntment of Sealer of Weights and tic ticket. School facuIK', and ^ by Miss Ben- Almost Lose L<»t When Stolen street; Charles Dougsla. 185 Flor-: report made to Governor Croie by chestra. FAIR PLAY. and grounds, (three members). Measures. Philip Carney was nom- The results of the election fol- ther Alley of RockvUIe will Uke gamated Association of Iron Steel Signed. K. O. H. the work in the junior department Attorney General Warren B. EUgtblUty place next month. Mrs. Bsschler nett of toe Barnard School, Miss Truck Suffers Blowout' and Tin ^ rk a rs for a seerst slsc- ence street; Wallace Irish, 4 North Commissioner Anthony Sunderland. 8:00—News. given by six of the pupils. Bnrrowa inated to oppose Henry L. Wilson, lows: Prescott of the HoUlster school, School street; Raymond Powers, ■ Of ths 1,401 complaints ISS con- The eligibility rules of the a the Incumbent. In a secret ballot, Selectmen— (RepubUoan) used a color acheme of green and Continue In Another Car. Uon to choose collective bargiUnlng 6:15—New England Agricultural SOWING AND RE.APINO. (New London)—“The main aim of elation permits the burial ot the yellow In her decorations and a Miss Frsnzen of the Lincoln school. reprceentotlves a t the DUquesne, 205 Caiarter Oak street; Nick Oovel- : KABIO: cerned inv(|itlgatlons for the motor Markets. Editor, BISSEU STREET GIRL Wilson received five votes, Carney Those marked (*) elected. lo, 138 Eldridgs street; Elmore the present naUonal admlniiRaUon wife o{ a veteran in Veterans Fiald novel way for the bride-elect to find Miss O. Nyman of toe Washington Bridgeport, Oct. 2.— (AP) — A POh plant of the CRrnegle Steel vehicle department 81 for the liquor 6:30—Kellogg Singing Lady. Manchester Evening Herald: is to obliterate state lines and es- one vote and there waa one blank (•) Sherwood G. Bowers ....2497 school, and Miss Johnson of the Ksiah, Maachester Green. control conunleelon and 1,208 for EXCURSION if her husband ia eUgibls for burial vote. toe gifts. A Small watering blow’out in a front tire aa toe stolen Company. Carnegie la a subsldlaiy Eastern Standard Time. 8:45—Little Orphan Annie. Events which bave transpired dur- PLAN CHRISTMAS SEAL tablloh the nation as one state under therein, provided that apace has al- (*) David Chambers . ....2601 was suspended over toe table. Nar- Nstoan Hale school. of IL 8. Steel. criminal and othar investigatlona. 8:00—Air Adventures of Jimmie TO WED IN NEW YORK For the appointment as Bxamintr (*) Aaron <3ook...... 2888 This is toe second effort of the light delivery truck in which they Naw York, Oct 2 —(API—After- Uuring the month 492 arresU ing the past few weeks and which I bureaucratic control centered In TO N E W Y O R K resdr been purchased for such pur- row ribbon streamers extending were esrrylng away a safe follow- CHiarlton Oghurn, counaei for tke noons on tha networks beginning to- Allen. do not need to mention because they Washington—The working man does pose. A veteran or veteran’s wife, of Public Records it was found that (*) John J e n s e n ...... 2422 from toe perforations hors cards teachers to raise money for this Amalgamated, aseerted more than were made for violation of the motor CAMPAIGN IN TOWN Sundays, Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28 (*) James H. Johnston ing tha robbery of the Ebling Brew- T.M.aATOREPEAT morrow and continuing until, the vehicle laws. 6:15—Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Or have been front page news in all Miss Isabelle E. Marcin to Be cot want a dole such as be is re- whose estate at death is Insufficient A ttorney Charles S. House had ....2486 directing where the gifts would te fund, the first being a sucesaaful 60 per cent ot toa workers In toe ROUND TRIP made an application. . This waa con (*) Joseph G. Psro ... card party held at the Hollister ery Company, early today, narrowly ebaatra^. our p ^ rs ,. bring very forcibly to Married to Charles J. Kasa- ceiving now—He wants an aasurance railroad fare $2.00 , to puKhaae a burial plot, ahall have -----2562 found. A buffet lunch was served. missed foiling toe coup scored by plant are union members and c h a f- 8:30—Press-Radio News. many minds I am sure the worda of that business 'will return to its place the same provided without cost The aidered aa a nomination. The In' t») Frank V. Williams . 2506 schort by teachers of the Hollister three young bandiu and p^bly ed the. existence of a "company vage of South Windsor Soon. Benefits of X-Ray Tests for Lr. WUdaar Laaha ...... SitdAAL cumbent Harold Oarrlty waa nom' and Robertson schools. "MAIN STREET F A 1 | 6:85—Tima, weather. Holy writ where It laya, "Be not de- in the sun." •Lt » Hartford...... Sl44AJH. burial eligihility committee ahall Seleetmeo—(Democnstlo) Ths regular monthly meeting of ending their exploit la death or in- union" there caused "a great spirit ceived, God la not mocked, for what- Tuberculosis Among Many • • • Duo IXStb 8t...... Inated by Selectman Bowera and Michael B. Benevento ...... ISSI 6:45—Lowell Thomas- Duo Now Y o r k * ...... lilts A.M. investigate when necessary and the Senior club of the Girls' jury. of unrest among aU the employes.* 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. soever a man eoweth, that shall he (Special to the Herald) Derived from Funds...... lltZS A.M. shall be the authority on eligibility. Attorney William J. Shea waa nam- Thomas Datmaher ...... 1389 Friendly soctsty will take place to- He charged the employe repra- Vnn Be Held on November ISi New York. Oct. 2.—The marriage Congressional Candidate Charlea Speeding north on toe Danbury* 7:15—Jos and Bateess. also reap,” (Sal. 6-7. This Is a tCkt M. BakeweU LV. Now Y o r k * ...... i . a a .a---- .a TiSS P.M. Purchase of plots In Veterans ed by Selectman Johnston. In tha Andrew J. Healy . a * a• • a1381 morrow evening at 7:30 at the FLOWER SALE TO iUD Bridgeport road with their loot, eentation plan, or “company uplon' and 14— Karl Keller Chairs: Beautiful Fall Days Ahead that haa been much preached about of Miss laabelle E Marcin. 21, of Lr. IlStk 8t...... !!!a!!! TiSS P.M. Field may be made* at any time, baUotlng Harold Oarrlty received (Charles MagneU . * • . , • . a home of Miss Evallne Pentland. 80 la "a nullification of the rights of its 7:30—Houaehold Musical Mamorles (West Haven)—'This big audi- *Cre%d Cetstfsi Ttrminal. 1360 which amounted to 8850 cash and 8:00—Eno Crime cauee— "Lead by avongelista and pastors down 136' Blsaell street, Manchester, and Preparations are now under 'way money from the sale being paid dl- two votes, William J. Shea four John O. Mahoney Foster street. union tpiployes to a selfK>rganisa- man of Committee. to make the sale of Tuberculosis ence proves to me that the people 4 Say fee siiktueief, Piriting frieedt or •.••a.,1374 ehseka for $150, the bandits had Ooaa-Up." through the years alnca they Were CHi^lsa J. Kiasavage, 22, of South rtUtivtt-^keetrt. rectly to the treasurer of the Town votes and Cbsrlss House one vote. Arthur E. McCann • a , •,,, 1364 FUND FOR HOSPITAL UoB BHcer Section 7-A of N m . Christmas Seals this year a gratify- understand the seriousness of the reached Pine Comer In Redding "Mala Street,” tha fair givea last 8:80—Lawrenca Tlbbett with Wll first wrlttam by the Apostle Paul, Windsor, Cmin., will take place this Uckala la aSTaaea. Nuaibar of Manchester. All headstones In Robert V. Treat waa named to tee Frank Nachkowskl 1336 A regular matting of Hose Com-! when ths left f:ont tire blew out at At the outset, eounsal for Car- month at the Little Church Around ing success. As baa been the cus- situation and are determined to cor- liaited ta aeeaaiaiadatJeaa aa aaaelal perk commission to succeed P. staaon by ths various dtvlsloaa of fred Pelletier’s orchestra. and tha truth that heu been con- rect it—President Roosevelt asked aaack trela. the Arid will be uniform in all Assessor—(RepubUoan) pany N a 8, 8. M. F. D„ will te held ! about 3 o'eioek thla morning. negie ohauenged the authority of veyed to the minds of the hearers the Comer with the Rev. Randolph tom of the past several years, the respecTs. O’Leary who is making bis home at headquartera on Spruce street I Sale to Be Condaeted at theJmard but agreed to "informal- tbs Y. M. C. A.. Is to te rspaatM 9:15—Story Behind the aalm- Educational Club is sponsoring the NEW HAVEN ^ * in Bolton now. (*) Emil L. G. Hobentoal Jr. . .2474 Alexander Watt, store proprietor, this year oa November IS and 14 "The Boys Escape,” M. A. Lin haa been always .the 'same. Ray officiating. The couple obtained The town of Manchester will be Aaeeeeor—(Demoeratle) tonight at 8 o’clock. | Grounds and On Street — To little further north and others, ly” take part in tha heiu ^. Soma poaaaga of scripture need a license to marry at tha Munlcipa' sale which begins on Thanksgiving responsible for the upkeep of Vet- Buy Operating Light. a t th s Y,, only on a bigger and bet- tOB. Day. Edward Keeney...... 1454 heard the car laboring past with ter fcale. A group of workers, pro- '■ 9:30—Laura Gaudet, pianist: Jos to be split up and divided to be in- hullding yesterday. erans Field and the plots and Tex OoUector—(Re^bUoan) The ragular mtetlng of Anderson- ths deflated tire end this morning telllgenUy studied, but here la a Tha bride, a daughter of Vincent X-ray testa mad# of tebool chil- grounds committee shall te reapon- Bbea poat. Vetarons of Foreign moUttg Y. acUvitiSa met last nlght.^ Uttau'a orehaatra. dren last year indicate that a sub- BfRS. MORAN REELECTED (•) George H. Howe...... 2471 In an attempt to raise fnnda for Us was found abandoned by the STRIKERS IN MOOSUP paasagt that naeda no splitting up. and Mary Weber Marcin, waa bora eible for the layout of the plots, the Wars, will te held at sight o’clock a new operating room light, the horns of (^aus Bergqui ., tores aad discussed toe matter, and prok ^ 10:SO-r-Gaacadsa orchestra. . stantial number of children in Man- Tax Ckrfleoter—(DMMeratki) tonight tn tbs SUto armory. —sed to name toe project "Th*' 11:00—Tima, weather. There ia not a man or woman, be in New York. Mr. Kasavage was sale of the plots, tha aeeuring ot Norwich, Oct 3 — (AP) —Mrs. Felix E. M o zzer...... i 45g nursaa and p a r s ^ a i of the Memo* quarters of a mils from where the they Jew or Gentile, saint or sinner, chester are ia need of the special headstones and general supervision. untry Fair.” They also appoint, 11:08—Sports Review. born In South Wlndeor a son of care which funds from the sale of Walter J. Moras of MontvUls, waa Regletiar of Voters—(Rm) rlM h ^ to l will hold a flower aala blowout occurred. The safe, appar- FORCE MILL TO CLOSE who does not know that the words Has Approval Thfi Permanant Mamorial Day. tola Thi^day afternoon and eve- ently bad teen transferred to an- ed ths following gnsral commit- 11:15—Voice of Romance. Peter and Margaret Kaaavage. seals can provids. re-elected chalrmaa of tbs Council (•) Robert N. V oltch...... 3585 tee: Ksrl Keller, chalrmaa; Jol uttered by the apostle in this text The plan haa the approval of the of toe Congregational Women, committee will bold a meeting at ning. Flowers wui te sold on ths other automobile whether aeeom- 11:80—Riviera orcliaatra. ara true. We have tha evidence Ths event offers an opportunity ai 9l30 Board of Selectmen and the East Reglatrar ef Vetera—(Dem.) 7:30 Friday night in the Municipal Manafflctnrors To Call for Po- Hackett, Harlowe WtUls, Mrs. C. for adults and children to help the Eastern Division of Connecticut to- ( ) Edward M o ria rty ...... 1886 street and at toe hospital grounds panying toe bandits or stolen in 13:00—Oocoanut Grove orcheetra. of it in the history of nations and cemetery committee and the matter day at toe annual convention. buildiBg to take ketion on a propos- and It is bop^ that ^ friends will Redding, had not been learned. lict ProtMtion When Plant Burr, Mrs. Mauds Shearer. 13:80—Cosmopolitan Hotel orches- communities and also in the history CONTRACTS AWARDED cause of good bsalth in Manchester is being conducted along estobllsh- Board of Edoeattoa—(Rep.) ed change tn the bylawa. ^ Marjorla McMensmy awl 1 by giving of their time and money anJ e^rtgkisstfROGRAM buy and help to swell the fund. Felix Orssn, negro watchman at tra. of individuals. THE^KmmssI ed lines to receive the sanction of (•) Knut B. Edickaon ....7rr3649 It la not axpsotad that toe fim toe company's plant, was kidnaped Trltfl to Reopen Tomorrow. Hoimsa, Soh-oommittsss will to advance the sale of Tuherculoaia the voters of the town. (•) R. Lamotte Ruseall...... 3491 appolntsd to work out tbs "Whataoeyer a man (or woman) FOR EIGHT ROAD JOBS Christmas seals. Tha Willing Workers of the amount necessary will te raised bv at toe point of guns and carried to soweth." ’TO the young men and Board ef Bdaoatlen..»(Dau.) South M ethodist ehorah wlU mM t to# sals but It 18 nlannod to hold Park avenue by toe fobtera ga they Moosup, Oat. 3>-(AP)—Striking in tos dtffsrsBt departments. . Tha eam pa^ eommittaa win ha (*) Sarah H e a ly ...... 1407 employes aided by a picket line to- Profiting by the experienes women I would tUca especially to ad- glad ,to rseeive offers of help In this aQ iaugli wtik tomorrow aftsmoon at 3:89 at tbs other aetlvltlss tn the futurefii' to I fled with their loot. He was not dress this brief message of love. Highway Commissioner John A. Omatablee—(R^oM ieeB) church to eomplsts plana for their (ura tha amount harmed. day affected tos closliif of the plant conducting last year’s fair, __ _ Overnight A. P. Macdonald announced the Award of work of which Mrs. John L. Jenaey, (•> Charles Crockett ...... 3468 of Lawton Brothers hers after an S trsst," weak placet wUl t e hoUtei Many of us have' our lives beMnd usi Summit street, is chairman. rum aaga sal# OB October 11. 4»4 iRjar Tliat Extra Martin of Safeiy Foond Only In our sowing haa most of It been done, eight new contracts bids for which SEVEN PERSONS KILLED (*) James H. Johnston ...... 3448 attempt had been mada to operate. ed up and many new featuxss suk. News were received - on September 10, The management announced It sd. Ths program of entsitalnmen' we are now waiting for the harvest CL.AIMS HORSE m sU R A N C E (*) Clarenee K.’ Petoroon...... 3400 te . T. R. WaidoB. who lus baan (SORGIA GUARDSMEN THREE MONTH TERMS whether it be good, or whether It be 1934. The awards are as follows; (*) Ssdriok fltra u g b o n ...... 3418 m for tha peat two waaka and haa would attempt to reopen tomorrow WUl bs grsstly smpUflsd and Waaterly, R. I., (Jet. 3—(AP) Town of Thomaston: Route 8, IN AIRPLANE CRASH not boon under police protection. te wall Worth whlls. evil we bave to face It and reap Bridgeport, Oct. 2.— (API — A Ckwatabisa-' (Democratic) able to ^ o w hla usual Profeasor Einstein famous mathe- what we have town. But your lives storm sewer—to Patterson and Edward Copeland ...... 1832 praotlelea baa ao far raoovarad that ARE MOBOQED AGAIN FOR POLL WORKERS Lawton Brotoers bad employed Rossi, Inc., Torrington. Conn. 8500 claim for the death ot "Uncle d ynn about SOO persons before toe big matician waa quoted by associates E W today ba again raaumod praotlea, ara before you, young men and Sam”, 11 year old gray gelding ) Jam es D u ffy ...... 1428 as saying be mil never return to young women, and I would have you Town of. Kllllngworth! Durham one On# of VicUmt an American, which was started In Manehsiter textile strike. road, 5380 feet of. rolled gravel—to Owned by Mrs. John Erskine, wife (*) Harold Keating ...... 1405 A tlanU , O n, Oot. 3.— (A P )—six Today abofii 100 to 116 amployea Europe. read three words and ponder them OUiera Were EngUah and (•) WUUam H. T a f t ...... ,1868 nearly a half century ago. Hflrtford Men Plefld Gntity to MR. AND MRS. MURPHY Tlftototie Boston—An increase of 82,800,000 Joseph N. Rice, Inc., New Haven; of the noted author and educator, wmpanlsa of tbs Cisorgla National went to toe mill but found a (rtek- TIRES In your heart.s. has been filed with an insurance Frencli; Cause a Mystery. Auditor—(RepnbUesa) ConflpTracy to Violflt* the tn the total of incoma taxes paid in It Is true that a nian expects to Conn. Tbs regular monthly mooting of Guard wars oxdsrad moMlised to- at line la their way. Thart waa a | Sal. S l ^ Town of Avon: 7998 feet w ater company. • GRAHAM M m M E E (•) Isaac C o la ...... day by Adjutant Oantral Lindlsy Election mild demonstration by strikara and BACK From NEW (H BHom Maaaaehuaetta this year as com- reap when he sows. You see a man AndNer—(DMiioeratto) too Dorcas Soelaty ef Bmiiiual Lu- Pric. Pric. Taba pared with last year waa announced bound macadam on Huckleberry Hill The prize winning horse was killed tooran church wUl te bald at ths Camp and moved to an unannoune- many of toe would-be workera were 4J 0x20 ... GUARANTEE sowing wheat, you don’t have to aak road—to Arborib Road Construc- last week when it stepped on a live Folkestone, Eng., Oct. t— (AP) {•) John Limerick ...... 18SI sd destination. Hartford. Get. 2—(AP)—Michaal turned a'way. After the lunch hour 15.50...... 54.70 • • •1.08 aa tha time for making payments him what ha expects to harvest. -•An airplane with seven occupants home of 3Cra Norma Dickson of Attended Retail 440x21 VlrMteoM « • tlapoad. tion Co., nc., Wilson, Conn. ttire in South Salem, N. T. It has Total vote coat—(4176). Ths order of Ctovornor Talmadgs P. Mlano, Alexander LauretU and the pickets and otosia were mora 5.70.. ... 4.90...... 1.11 ■ow doabiy gMr- You know he can't reap anything been insured three years. crashed into toe misty E ^lish Spruce street tomorrow evening at 8 Town of Berlin: 6088 feet of rolled o'clock. Mrs. DIekaea wiu te Invoking martial law In any lomi- John MonacchIo, charged with con- aggriMsivs and workera who ap- Coavention There;: 4.75x19 .... 4.10.. ... 5.20... 1.11 MlMd tar U elaa from wheat but wheat U men gravel on Edgewood road and Hart Miss Anna Erskine, the edu- &njoy ilie ^Lanrnng QUiX 1U8ie Channel only three miles from shore SCHOOL STRitKB RESUMED. tiss whsrs troops were sltuatsd spiracy to violate the election lawa proaehsd the mill found thamselvea 5.00x19 .... moatba agalast CANDIDATB INJURED. aow oats they don’t expect tb gather today OB a projected flight to Le assistsd by her sister 3Ilss ElU State’s Dalegate. •.50.... 5.55.... 144 street—to Jos. N. Rice, Inc., New cator’s daughter was riding the PstsrsoB. during ths national textile strike at toe Hartford city election lost snclreled by atriksra who moved all road haxarda, watermelons. If they plant an Haven, Conn. horse when the accident occurred. Bourget Airfield, France, kUllng all -Bridgeport, O ct 3.— ( A P ) — A has never bean withdrawn. them away from th s mlUa by their 5.00x20 .... 0.75...... 5.75...-. 1,30 RolUmore, Oct. 2.—(AP) —H arry apple tree they don’t look for peach- November pleaded guilty when ar- Mr. and Mrs. Edwaxd j . __ mad ta r l i t # Town of Derby: 1826 feet of Col- She is recovering from shock at of them. Two of toe passengers tem pore truce called by toa strik- The last aot of tha National raigned before Judge P. B. O'SuUt- tactics. Ths plant waa then shut 645x21 ... 7.95.. .. 6.80...,. 1.40 agaiaat aD da- W. Nice, Republican nominee for es on it. If they plant a grape ■vine women. EDITOR IS SHOT Strichlsnd strsst, rstunad'; vemor, waa in a hoaplUi hare to- provia aurfaCe on Chapel street—to her homo. ers of High School ended Guardsmen In tha strike sonea came van tn Supetfoi' Court here today. down. day svsnlng from a twalvs-d~' •40x20 HJ). 11.50, 9 .8 5 .... 1.70 they expect to find grapes, not Clark-Barone (Company, New H a- The cause of the crash probably this oftemoOn^th tha arrest of an when toe adjutant gw eral’a men Arthur T. Irvins, agents ef the Sy with a broken arm as the result pumpkins. ’ If you see a young man will remain a mystery sinca no one Havana, Oct 3—(AP)—Santiago The men were eentenced 'to tone to Naw Orfsoiis, whsrs thsy 1 •.00x21 HJ). 11.75. 10.10.... 1.70 of a faU lost n ig h t ven, Conn. EDDY DUCHIN alleged Commuhist and 800 atudsnU took into eustody 18 men at Shan- montha aaeh in jail. company, said h t would asek stats working aa aa apprentice in a ma- ^tnesaed it although toe captain Clarat. dtraetor ef tha nswapapara non, Oa., termed "Radicals” by sd ths Natkmsl ooovsntloa OTHEB SIXES PBOPOimONATELT LOW PBICBD. On his way to a meeting at bis Town of Lisbon: 9228 feet of loose again going out onkti^e. Fallura "Pals" and ‘TUfonnaclon” and ona Stata'a Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, police protection tomorrow. Rstall Omgglata ef chine shop for four years, getting gravel on 12 sections of Town Aid— ------ir------of too German cargo steamer, on toe part of Supsmtendsnt of Oonoral Camp. The general haa cam]~i^gn finance commlttoa. Nice scarcely a llvtng. you know he % n e e m «f Folt]r*g Leandsr, heard toe roar of tha alr- ef toe beet known newspapermen in In presenting the men for santanea mot In that last ttuini to Fred D. Miller, Norwich, Conn. Schools Worcester W a n ^ and kept toe man under arrest since POLAND BANS MORE* nbled down an obscure flight of expecting to get a trade. When plane'a engines followed shortly hy Cubs, w u allot and wounded today. that time. levlswed tos election scandals, tn wars hold in too RoosevsH~ ^ stone itapa at the home of Henry Town of Middlebury: 8984 feet of Principal James C. Moore to reach ____ NA30 ROOKS with about tbrss }’ou see a student burning midnight Loosens Cough toe crash os ths plana plunged into Clam was abcA''IQr unldanUflad Tha oompanlas ordartd out „ which bs said both majox p a ^ ta Duer. He fractured his upper right loose gravel on Country Club, Ox- 0^ h Q ooh the sea. an agresmant with ths students on maa who aotarad Uh offlea and fixed today wan Involved. Mlaao was Democra- tOttdSDQSs MORIARTY BROS. oil, you know that he is expecting ford and AUerton roads—to John H. Ol c^3. shortening toe hours was given as e oomposad of 833 mw andid ^ Thom, Poland,—(AP)-~A 1 arm and auatained brulaes about the -i-ES?*. at him four tinaa. Ai the Smar- tic moderator In one of tb4( east sida Xn t h e I /V.. _ . c*ter 8lrea*-Oafa» Braad an education that will help him Adams, New Milford, Conn. Proof! . A dock official aald ha thought ~ reason for tha second strike. era. Hat of German hooka, t o f ^ bar face. serva humanity. there might bave been an exploSon gancy boapltal, phyatclana aald that preelncu, Launtti was Democratic bedy Mr. Town of Pom fret: 19,742 feet of tali' Ths pupils ef Central High jolnsd Tha adjutant____ _ gwaral____ in i—iiiwg *With Hitler on th e Road to P ow w r PTfinofifif lit Open 24 Hours Free Road Service May God' help us to remember loose gravel on six sections of tjrl. O aati although there waa no avldenea to only efle w et otruck the editor and his order for tha mohUlsstlon did Ivard chairman and MonacchIo waa by te . Otto Dletrteh, Raleh'a praaa Pb«me 8878 Every year more than 2000 ug rtirufii. support his theory. the naarly 350 at Baaick who rc- hla wound waa not grave. a Democratic worker. Roeco D. Pal- etstiMi ef which ho that this la likewise true of human Town Air roads-^to , Bridge Con- • mainad out despite negotiations not make pubUe hla rsaaons but it chief, were banned here court hla ts m SBdtflg Igi^ persona are drowned while batb- conduct There are some who don’t UMlowfMt, One of toe victims woe idsntifled A gara popularity-la Tha raew t margar of the nawa- haa bean known for soma tims that lottl, a former alderman and eaat tng on boUda^ in England. struction Company. Hasardvillc. m1» fiiM. * 5fr«. QM f«R48IM Inversely with Principal Joseph Jeffery this papera El Pala and liifermaeloB ra- aotton under a law which torMda Tbs return trip wai beUeva this because they don’t eton Conn. 8. P cau n k i. ror as an American, Albert Deaonno, trouble haa been brewing In toe Side leader is now serving a jail sen- "puhllc diffusion of falae reports wbooe home addreaa waa not Im- rraporHsaato to Hm ala > e f h e r morning, at which Uma tbs princl- aulted in a number of employes ios- Mtsslasli^ river 1 >al jpTomlssd to bring to rir dsmobds northern part of to# stats around tence for oosault on Mlano and for which may bring pubUe dlKurh- aiediately determined. ing tbslr jobs and eonsidarabla bod RostvUlA just aeross tbs stota Una conspiracy to interfere with the steps wsfs madr. slaetoto Hgkt bUL bafora W am n, fsaliaa xsoultsd. * Wtlar’s own work. "Mjr from CRsttaaeoars, order preoaia ot ttw eiactloa. rkthV was ee • • aaiUar Mot \ 1 ' : / ' •' - '/ * v ^ l \ V v [ ? ’ 1 ^' . 7/ _ ... PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER E\ ENTNG HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN.. TUESDAY, OCTOBER t, 19M. • N, V MANCHESTER BV^TNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2.1984.

SULK WAGON HOB8KS ' TiOALOFINSULL The Poet’s Column DULLNESSSTRIKES MAY WCAB BUBBEB8 j ICKESTOSEEK JN . Y . Stocb'Local Stocks Evanston, ni., (Jet. 3.— (A P) i —Fashionable Evanston may THE PRECIOUS BLOOD OP •quip its milk wagon horaas “The Deans Are Comingr* Is Series Battle ONINCHICAGO (Fnmislied by Putnam B Co.) M STOCK MARKET NEW PWA FUNDS CHRIST. Adam E x p ...... 6^ with rubber shoos to doodon tha ' [A ir Reduc ...... metallic clonk so dlstrtaslng to Tbs Blood of Cbrlst, that Precious _ Alaska Jun ...... the lata sleeper. '• Blood; 1 . 1 P. M. Stocks Last night the City Council Fsmier Utilities Nagnste That flowed from (Talvary, e G, 0. P. Speakers to Address jtli'ff * M of a 14 - • ’Twas He, through whom God plan- the Republican mass meeUng in the ; Aetna Fire ...... 38% 40% the recent Hawthorne meeting laaull. Sr., bead 1 2 Armour III N ...... sure on the Stock Market relaxed retary Ickes indicated to reporters Petersen, latest of a long line of ^ thank you. ------eemt destined to taketaka bishis place he rode five winners on the eight- _u. 01 » , , ^ show i Manchester Green school Friday Aetna Life ...... 14% 16% British heavyweight ebampiono, like- Whether Dempsey can moke th e' . • « , m i • _ , _ 000,000,000 . public utility eystem, Atchison ...... 50', today although dullneos accompan- today that he would eeek another mong turfdom's great relnstoen. race card; at Lincoln Fields hs won The riches of His grace, i night, steps have been taken by the | . Automobile ...... 19 21 Weiglghing 105 pounds, and pos- went on trial In U. S. Dlatrlct Court Him i committee in charge to provide am- Conn. General ...... ied the rallying efforts of the prin- aubstantlarpublic'works appropria- Soondj Tkronfh Jusfletowi to CiU the Batter- five consecutive races in one after- God's Living Word, through 23 25 DEMOLAYOmCERS sessing large bands, broad sboul- noon. at 10 o’clock (Ontral Standard we know i pllflers to carry, the voices of the i Hartford Fire ...... 50% 52% cipal sufferera In the previous a tion from the next Congress to pro- next.eummer. plon II aomathlng only tim* 'can tell i dere and plenty o f height for a speakers out on the lawn if all seats . ISii Keester’e greatest booster is his Time) today for mail frauds alleged The way to see God’s face. j I „ Hartford Steam Boiler 60 62 . Sion. vide employment until privato en- Somebody evidently hoe told the —• lot of time. The fact be ! un- jockey, there it'every indication to havi cost investors 114 3,000,000. I in the school hall are Uken. j “ *“ “ **. •,----- . 11% National Fire ...... 80% 52% There was little news of conse- iog Bengali to Answer Challenge of Marauding Cards; father, Joseph, former lightweight . 27 terprise once more can take up all old Mauler that Petereon is net an- ditputod champion of tha British | that he Will continue hie brilliant boxer, who fought under the aom de Insull. in a gray sack suit, was Through Him creation's power County Detective Edward J. ' • • Phoenix Fire ...... 63% 65% quence to the equities division and SEATED P U B U aY the normal slack In unemployment. other Phil fleett, for Dempsey has Empire is not to be weighed too seri- Hickey, Republican candidate for . 2494 ri^iM. He bad his first mount in ring of "Kid" Hogan. Young Kee- almost the last of the 16 defendants flowed. I ...... Travelers ...... 390 400 traders, while seemingly less gloomy *;i would like to have a real ap- been burning up the oablss in aa ously. WThsthsr you consider It a: Close to 48,000 Fans to Witness Opener Tomorrow; tbs faU of 1932, at Latonia, aboard to arrive In Judge James H. Wllker The heavens and earth were made; Sheriff, and Kenneth Cramer, G. O. i • • • • . 1394 were not disposed to reach for their •ter saye be has no desire to follow . 4191 Public UtmUee Stocks propriation," Ickes isaid. "I think sffort to gat tha U-yaar-old Cardiff (Usttnctloa depends slmoit sntlrsly Chsrokee Rldgs. His first winning In the footetepi of bis dad. son's court on the sixth floor of the j Through Him God's love and grace P. candidate for State Senator, will ; Caae (J. I.) . . . Conn. Elec Serv ...... 39 43 favorites. Mining shares showed the PWA program has more than. acrapptr under hla managsrial upon bow many Brltlab Empire' - 3694 mount was Annan, at Aurora, April, He was tauj^it many tricks of l e Court House. bestowed, be the principal speakers! Mrs. H er-; Cerro De Conn. Power ...... 35%. 37% the best improvement. Groins Capacity Attendance at Cere- Justified itself and that we ought wing. For 88 per cent of the take, bsavywslghts you bars seen la th e' Betting Favors Red Birds; Pitchbg Choices May Be 1984. "I have nothmg whatever to say." On Him our sins were laid. ' bert Fischer, a member of the Hart-1 Ches and Ohio . 4294 __ continued to sag under the influence fleeh. ams by such veteran Jockeys aa . 33 Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 40 to gu ahead with it on a .substantial bsmpssy promlssa to maks a. world He it under contract to C. E. Dav- Jakf Heupel, Eddit Martin and Earl the principal defendant declared. He ford Bqard of Education, also has i Chrysler Hartford Elec ...... 50 break in the Winnipeg market Against Galas, who almost is eld Col Carbon ...... 67 52 scale until we are oi t of the depres- champion out of Pstorsan within leon w h o developed such well Poole. He wiU not lose hie five waved interviewers toward his son, j go precious was the Son of Man. consented to speak. Hartford Gas ...... 45 e wheat lost more than 3 cents mony in Masonic Temple sion M d that we should be prepared two years. enough to be his father, Petersen Dixzy Dean and Schoolboy Rowe. known riders ae Lefoy Cto»n'._nlngham, Samuel, Jr., who entered the corn- j go matchless was His worth, Com! Solv ...... 1994 pound apprentice aUowaoce untU do., p f d ...... 45 — ihel. Ck>tton was a little easier, to sldcken up whenever private in- "That’s a largs aaiignmant," com* looked only like a young man with Alfred (filim) R o b e rt^ andad Eddie April, 1985, which should get him dor with him. s That He, In God's eternal plan. Cods Gas ...... 28% S N E T C o ...... but rubber did aoihewhat ^tter. dustry can take up the burden of mentad a promlaant London boxing a world of endurance and a fairly ArcATo* Cons Oil ...... 100 104 plenty o f work during ths faU and A final defense motion came trom Is King of heaven and earth . 8V4 Manufacturing Stocks Is were listless and slightly flrm- Last Night providing sufficient employment.’’ official. "Dempsey never looked violent right hand. He can . box auttare of two and three ' w 1b > HAUPTMANN’S ASSOCIATE Cont Cap ...... By ALAN GOULD winter campaigns at varieua tracks. Attorney Floyd E. Thompson, rep- . 83% Am Hardware ...... 17 19 Sterllng came back moderately Denies Rumor much like a magician to me. Peter- scarcely a lick, and fpr the first six menting InsuU, Sr., when Judge |God’s law of love and righteous- Com Prod ...... 6394 Am Hosiery ...... — The secretary added, however, sen Isn't very smart and he bae bad or seven rounds Gains had him miss- Associate Press Sports Editor Del L and Wn ...... 35 Wilkerson asked if both sides were ness, NOW SOUGHT BY POLICE , 1694 Arrow H and H, com .. Before a crowd that filled the that published reports that hs eyes. However, maybe Jack knowe ing like a finalist In the novice Deti-oit, Oct, a.'-tA P )—The bustling high roads of bassball’a Du P o n t ...... 88% 9 11 ready to try case 26,900, after a That law of love for man. do., pfd ...... 97 __ Shares of U. S. Smelting got up 2 lodge room to capacity, the newly would seek a $1,000,000,000 appro- what he's talking about" class. Jungletown, the lair of Detroit’s truculent Tigers, rumbled to- two year legal struggle in which In- That law which makes for blessed- Eastman K odak ...... 99',4 Billings and Spencer . % oints and American Smelting, elected officers of John Mather priation were'erroneous and that Petereen’a nwat recant fight, in For some reason not toe elsar, day with a rising pitch of intense excitement, mingled with a suU w’as sought In three nations. nc.ss (Continued from Page One) Elec and Mua ...... 794 Bristol Brass ...... loriie, Howe Sound and McIntyre Chapter, Order pf DeMolay, beaded no definite amount bad been dis- which be ecored a 18th round teoh- Psterssa’s weight has been kept a Elec Auto Lite . . . . ' ...... Ifl 21 npte of apprehension among the natives as the enemy’s approach Dt-rense t hullenge Ignore? God never-can. 22% do., pfd ...... 95 _ 'orcuptne advanced 1 each. Gains by Arthur Brown as master coun- cussed as yet. nleal knockout over Larry Oalna, dark sserst. Hearywalgbta are net Paul Dean or H allahan Thompson challenged the array perintenrent of New Jersey state Gen Elec ...... IS Case, Lockwood and B __ t around a point were recorded by cilor, were installed last night at About $200,000,000 will be.needed the paunchy colored Canadian, drew required to weigh in. He appears to heralded the old call to world series’ battle and a desperate duel of veniremen, claiming that the de- So police, disclosed the incident of Gen Foods ...... 29% 300 when Christ shed His precious Collins Co...... 62 _ the Masonic Temple by Stewart to carry on next year’s projects for 64,000 cuitomers to the tVhlte City be on the light aide, around TBS, knd for diamond supremacy. fense attorneys had not been allow- Blood, Hauptmann allegedly offering ran- Gen Motors ...... 28% Kennedy, retiring master councilor, which allotments already have been tadium. Ringside seats ranged as Juet tope six feet som money in payment for a small Colt’s Firearms ...... 18% 20% Jock Rothrock ‘The Deans are coming—”. ed sufficient part In the lottery by : The debt of love to pay. Gillette ...... 11% Eagle Lock ...... Telephone, Western and his staff. • made. These include huge reclama- which the prospective jurj’mcn were By faith we plunge beneath that lumber panel last February. Later Gold Dust ...... 17% 18 23 Ia Con To Battle ^ ------M ay Be Starting H urler Fafnlr B earings...... 50 tion, power and flood control devel- chosen. ' ' flood; an employe of the Cross, Austin Hudson Motors ...... 8 60 The other officers Installed Were: % Fuller Brush, Class A. 7 Roebuck, Case, U. S. Steel, Clarence Smith, senior- councilor; opments chiefly in the west. InsuU was the first defendant as ' Our sins are washed away. and Ireland lumber yard In the Int Harv ...... 29% Virtually all of the $3,700,000,000 the warning, calling the battering fall — on the outcome. Aboard Cardinal fipecral e a r o u te 7 w ,_ -v „,., Clerk Joseph O'SulUvan called the . Bronx told members of the district Gray Tel Pay Station . 8% 10% Pacific, N. Y. Central and Robert Wright, Junior councilor; Bengali to answer the challenge of to Detroit. Oct. | Int Nick ...... 24% Hart and C o o le y ...... which public works has bad at Ita Meanwhile with both managers, roll. It was a list from the Blue j God's love for man was here made attorney’s staff In tht Bronx of the Int Tel and Tel ...... 125 Stewart Kennedy, scribe; Sherwood UTTLE COLUMBIA UON the celebrated Dean brothers who Frankie Frisch of ths Cards and .Terome (Dlszy) 994 Hartmann Tob, com .. — 5 t > a trifle higher. American Tobac- Brown, treasurer; William Tolson, disposal is gone. It now Is going on Book of Chicago finance, including ; known, Incident. Johns M anville...... 46<4 a revolving fund established have apread dismay and destruction Cochrane of the Tigers withholdliig fast aa be can throw Stanley Field, banker and nephew of Hla hatred too for sin. The lumber yard employe. Miss do., pfd ...... 15 20 c > B lost a point and Coniolldated senior deacon; Herman Mon tie, through ths ranks of ths National Manager Frankie Frisch wUl send wish Free Aeadcmy gave etrong in- KennecoAt ...... 18 >4 Int. Silver ...... os and North American eased. through the sale of bonds held by definite nominatioae until tomor- dications of defensive waakaeas. the late Ma.rsnall Field, Chicago And at the cross was clearly shown Alice Murphy, was questioned by Lehigh Val Ctoal...... 20 25 ( Junior deacon; Chester Ferris, League with their sUag-ehot piteb- row, speculatioa continued to swirl either Brother . Paul Dean or Wild 394 do., pfd ...... 64 Scattered buying in the metala PWA as security for loans. These Norwich tore the line to ahreds and merchant, Harold Leonard Stuart His love for man. through Him. Assistant District Attorney Edward Lehigh Val Rd ...... 10'4 69 chaplain; Ralph Chapman, senior SET TO POUNCE ON YALE around tha poaaiblllUea of a awlteb. BIU Hallahan, to the firing line la Landers, Frary A Clk. 31 33 < steward; Herman Heck, Junior ora marketed Uirough the Recon- ’ H ia Deaaa ware eemlng’’— eeho- piled up lota of yardage despite the and Charles J. B. Stuart, president Brealin and Lieutenant Arthur LIgg and Myers B ...... 98'4 struction Corporation. There were those who auepectad the World fierlee opener against De- slippery going. and vice president respectively of i So when we see that precious Blood, Keaten, of the New Jersey state New Brit. Mch. com .. 3 5 « steward; Winston Hudson, sentinel; ^ tha war cry themselves, and troit tomorrow. Loew’s ...... 28 _ 5 WORLD SERIES rAOTB Coehraae might gamble wlta his Halsey Stuart and Co., nationally ' 'Tls precious In our sight, police. do., p f d ...... 30 Lawrence Converse, Jr., standard By HAJWr GBATBOK with them a swaggering, swaah- veteraa right-hander, Al Chowder, As the Cards neared the big series Lorillard ...... 17% Mann A Bow, Class .V. ). This indicated to some that bearer; Otis McCann, almoner; Wil- DOROTHY BFEARE MARRIED IN A BRIEF FOBSt buckling band of maraui Coach Tom Kelley didn't want to known investment banking house. ; It saves our souls, this cleansing Miss Murphy Is understood to Monsanto C hem ...... 53'4 3 7 1 Sports Editor MEA Barvlea laraudsra from ra$her than send Rowe agalast the battle today, Manager Frisch still dp.. Glas.s B ...... __ 1 t Treasury was maintaining its liam Luttgena, marshal; James fit Loula. all looMng for trouble postpone the game until yesterday, Insull arose from his chair along j flood, have told the Investigators that a Mont Ward ...... 27 New York, Oct. 2. — (AP) — Now York, Oct. a— Ducky Pond, greater Dean. From fit. Loula came tuck by his decision to 'keep the North and Judd ...... 16% 18% » Baker, orator; Alton Cowles, Rich- BY ASSOCIATED PRESS and superbly confident of eontribut- due to the clash elated with Hart* the north wall of the court room, , From darkness Into light, man she has Identified from photo- Nat Biscuit ...... 27 Dorothy Speare, the author of "One at Tala, haan't oxaetly a roller Contending clubs—D e t r o 1 1 the suggestion, the Dixzy one, hla great Dizzy one out of the opener. graphs as Hauptmann and his mys- Niles, Bern Pond . . . . . 8 10 c ard Nichols, Wllllaro Kilpatrick, Ing a full share of It lii ths itruggle ford High at Weaver field on Friday. where the 17 defenclants sat, and Nat Cash Reg ...... 13 Night of Love,” motion picture coaster ride ia hla bow aa a major Tigers, American League cham- arm in need of on extra day’s rest IMzsy Is Moomful Hartford seems to have another responded "here." God says come and reason with terious associate, i yet unidenti- Peck. Stow and Wilcox 2% 5% Mature consideration, of the Presl- Charlea Rogers, David Muldoon, that starts tomorrow. from the pennant strain, might Nat Dairy ...... 16% starring Grace Moore, is the bride coach this Saturday. pions, ve. the St. Louis Cardi- ."Guess I won’t pitch any games good team this season, taking East Him, fied, called at the lumber lard "nine Russell Mfg ...... 15 25 dential "Fireside” address brought Herman Gilman and John Kynoch, See Oopaelty Crowd jleld the opening assignment to “ A crowd of 50 spectators waited Nat Distillers ...... 1994 of Charles J. Hubbard, captain of Frankie Frlocb nals, National League cham- • moons the Dizzy one, who pitched Hartford High, 29 to 6, with a last ' ' i patiently outside the court room for Your sirta. though crimson be. or ten months ago" to purchase a Scovlll ...... 18 20 1lore optimistic interpretations in preceptors. Ail Old Eli haa lined up for its The battle wUl be on and the lid Wild Bill Hallahan, southpaw. <:harh' ing to estimates. and sprinted around tha Colifoml championship goes to team first every segment of the arena at Na- can be stopped from one*end of a Insull, indicted with the others for Whitlock Coll Pipe . .. _ :lief w'as growing that, notwith- Master Councilor Stewart KennedjL vin Field close to 48,000 onlookers opener, he would be forced to send Newr Came Buck Socony Vac ...... 14% 2'^ t> ans' right end for tha touchdown wliming four games; postponed ball game to the other." selling stock in the corporation se- Although the two were expected J-B.Wirma Co. |10 par 45 60 s anding intermittent rallies of and Past Scribe Robert W r ig M ^ d that was beard around the football will let loose the old famUiar roar The figures backing up Coch- Dizzy in. If they should win, chances It was certainly a cheering eight South Pac ...... 18 games to be played off in city to see Mount Nebo thronged with curities company of Chicago, using lo come back, they did not return, crllng, this currency is apparently Organist Kenneth H udson^ was world. where original scheduled on next for the send « ff to the first 'Hger rane's confidence show that with are that Frisch would keep his star the malls In the selling campaign, Sou P Rlc S ...... 3l>4 D given a ring for his sefiHces. The on the bench until the third game. fans for the local baseball finale on :iisa Murphy was understood to South Rwy ...... There's Eki Broralnski who, when possible playing date with en- team in 25 years to fight its way in- Rowe in the lineup the Tigers can ,was Immune to prosecution on the O presentation wap.^'iliade by William SHORTE to the final round of the major depend on seven hitters with season Detroit, OcL 2.—(A P )—Frankie Sunday. An aggregate attendance LABOR ANSWERS have told tlic Invectigators She is St Brands ...... Stanford waa inches from the Co- tire schedule advanced accord- of 15,000 fane for the three games charge. He was extradited from leported to have told her ques- WEDDINGS The thinneas of the present equi- Walsh, "D jd l'^ f the chapter, who ingly. league battle. averages ranging from .30' to .856 Frisch, the Fordham Flash, led his Orillia, Ont., on state charges only. St Gas and E le c ...... t es market led some brokers to i also spoke briefly, complimenting lumbia goal line, waved back eager peaks wall for the future of the lioners that following the suspicion St on Cal ...... ; ...... Joe Medwirk Seating capacities—18,000 at Every available reserved teat to- with the top mark belonging to high-flying St. Louis Cardinals— in- fer to it as a "shopping market." On thP'fetiring officers on their fine COLDS cameramen with, "You needn’t get taling around 28,000, has been aold. national paetlme in Manchester. .it counterfeits, employes of the lum- St Oil N J ...... up any closer. Ihey aren't coming Detroit, 56,000 at St Louis. Charley Oehringer, king of second cluding the Dean brothers—into De- Henry Greenberg THEEMPLOYERS’ an order to buy or sell 1,000 shapes Work and urging the new officers to Twice as many could have been dis- basemen and mainspring of the troit today and planned to send the With the impetus gained this year, ber yard took the license number of Tex Corp ...... PROVED BY 2 GENERATIONS any farther!” Rival Managers—F rank of leading Issues within reasonable their best efforts in the interests of Frisch, Cardinals; Tigers, posed of if thoy had been available. Tiger attack. National League champione through baseball ehould enjoy a banner sea- FAMOUS AR'nST DIES llic automobile the two men used, Timken Roller Bear ...... Thompson-Hand the chapter. There’s Bill Nevel, the blocking Twenty thousand $1.10 bleacher son next year. h.it dismissed the entire matter when Trans America ...... limits, it was said, it ^eqdently re- Mickey Cochrane. Just how long Dl 'olt will be a brief drill this afternoon prepara- Miss Olavine Gladys Hand, quired an hour or stv-to somplete the It was announced that George fullback; Joe Richavich, the squat- Tikets go on sale early tomoirow served a diet of Deans remains to OFFER OF PEACE the men failed to return. Union Carbide ...... ty tackle who sacrificed an entire Betting odds—5 to 8 on Cards tory to the world series opening to- daughter of Mrs Lillie Hand of 43 Nelson and Sherwood House, both morning. Union ...... transaction. ' ’ to.win aeries; 4 to 5 on Ctards to be seen. Besides Railahan, the morrow. Many arguments have been ' FROM AUTO INJURIES William J Hclllv, superintendent **80 Pearl street and the late John post master councilors of the chap- year of the sport he loves to play Cards Are Farored Cardinal manager has two seasoned wagered pro and con on the Blue- (Continued from Page One) oi the lumber yard, waa to be ques- Unit Aircraft Corp . . . ; ...... In Pasadena, after being inell^ble win opening game. The St. Louie squad, compoeed of Hand, was married last evening to ter, would receive the order's high- Betting men today favored the hurlere in BUI Walker, a left-hand- fields’ refusal to allow the Grsen a t'oned regarding the Incident later Unit Corp ...... John Thomas Thompson, son of Mr. all fall; Paul Jaekel, his running Umpires— National League, 31 eligible players and accompanied est award, the Legion of Honor de- William J. Klem and John Rear- CardinaU to pick up where the New ^ factor in the closing pennant runnsr for Johnny Mankua, south- thorltles set up by th? government o the day. Unit Gas I m p ...... and Mrs. Thomas Thompson of 99 gree, at a public ceremony In Nov- mate; Al Ciampa, the center who 'oy a delegation of fane arrived at Henry B. Davis Was Struck under NRA, which rulings It has don; American League, Clar- York Giants left off a year ago and drive and Tex Carlton, a right- 8:05 a. m. (eastern standard time). paw acs who la crippled as a result Col. Schwarzkopf said Reilly U S Ind A l e ...... Hemlock street. The ceremony was SPAIN NOW FACES ember Following the installation, tackled Bobby Grayson so sav- hander. Sunday Ni)fh( in Westport defied," Green asserted, "no one will U S Rubber ...... ence (Brick) Owens and Harry keep the world championship in the ^ Frisch, -vhe will be playing in bis o f infantile paralysis as a child. The positively" Identified Hauptmanr performed at 6:30 p. m., at St. dancing was enjoyed. agely that he broke two of the National League. Since there U no scheduled day Blueflelds were perfectly within their Never ReRrained Consrious- P®y heed to Its proposals or chal- U S Smelt ...... Cardinal fullback’s ribs; and Joe Oeisel. eighth Or««n t*>e Federal execuUVs test. gat up spaed .and Katkaveek waa aefota the waist protruded notice- Coming Events Cast Theit Shadows violent demonstrations dedgned for them whisper, "What those giant First of all we picked those sen- watting with tha ball when he sUd ■ i council. The game Saturday, which also Cochrane Certainly Does! sational Cardinals to capture the Freedom for Tom Mooney was ably. political coercion. Redwoods of Stanford wlU do to into the plate. raised last night, when tpeskera be- Hod Oenuan Aooeot Belief that “war is imminent un- this scraggly outfit." will open the seaeoff for Columbia, { National League pennant from the New Haven. Coim., Oct. 2.— (AP) is expected to attract about fifty | fore the rank and file conference, Dennis said the man he identified less the politicians prevent it" waa Ernie Orsattt Knew What Be Had Giants and now we come right to Beholaatlo grid garnet on J itu r- —The utter collapse of Junior fra- S t Louis. O et; 8.— (A P )—JohnlJ^had three birthdays, has been trad- the front with the prediction that ternities at Yale waa pre^cted to- composed of A. F. of L. dissenters, as Hauptmann spoke in a gtitterai expressed by Dr. Fernandez de los The Manchester Public Market They didn't have the faith ill thousand, it was said today, after an ' day saw a powerful New Britain Marvte Owes voice. In October of 1932, the engi- Rios, former Cabinet 'linlster. Ail , Professor Uttl# and his team that estimate .of ticket sales to date. I Lconard Martin, who took up ateal-: ed from Philadelphia to Detroit, and the Dean Brotbera will vanquish the day by the Yale Dally News with demaodsd an tmmediata pardon for Ing as a profeiBlon and made a for- High team grind out an laapratalva neer sold, he met the same man at a Socialist headquarters in Seville we did, and you couldn’t blame has led the Tigers to victory In the ’Tigers' in" the World Series. ; And the publication of an onnouncemeat the man convicted of the San Fran- tune at it, did hla bit In filching the 14 to 6 victory over Meriden High that "Alpha DelU Phi will, for the cisco 1916 Preparedness Day bomb- small guide camp in Mklcre and re- Province were closed. A Mid Week Special them. They didn’t know, aa we did, » a r« < • . ' ------•' — ...... American league pennant race. it'll pi'obably be tn five games. Hope aa West HsrUord slashed Out a 6 present, elect no members from the ing. called the New Jersey Incident that Profeeeor UtUe would not have g ^ Q S t N i g h t 8 ' r i g h t s league pennant from the But poor old Peppw hasn’t even had nobody saves this paragraph to to 0 verdict over Gilbert High. class of 1937." Left Wing's Demohd Col. Schwarzkopf today disclosed accepted the aaclgnm'nt had he not three birthdays. Being a leap year taunt us with later. No common thief is John Leonard baby, he has had only one, but this The announcement carried In the Lewis Weinatock. hand of the that the metal thumbguord the BUY AND SAVE believed the men of Momingalde Joe McCluskey was alatod to eom- HOStrrJU. NOTES Helghte bad a chance. Martin. Before Mickey Cochrane Is a ffilnor tragedy compared to the Then the Blueflelds backed up our News columns of the undergraduate Rank and File group declared the Lindbergh baby was wesiring the (By Assodatod Presa) and 40,000 persons three years ago peta tn the two-mils event of the publication woa signed by Robert C. demand for freedom should Include While Professor Little was great- others. In' 1933, accidents and illnesa pre-series' prediction by winning the 183d semi-annual .fall track and field night of the kidnaping waa found a Fresh Native Pigs* H o ck s ...... 2 lbs. 2.'>c London—Freddie Miller, N. B. A he stole fl've big square- baees and hounded him. His batting average Graham, president of the Inter-fra- Warren K. BnUngs, sleo serving - a few weeks after the kidnaping by ly pleased when the final whistle i town baseball title from the Green, meet of tha New York Athletic club Rrtsh Spareribs...... , ...... 18c lb. featherweight champion outpointed led the St. Louis Cardinals to vie. dropped to ,388 and hs was ridiculed the vita] factor being, os wa said, Umlty cotmdl. -Et-gane-no-reaaon Ufa prlfOll osataaca for the bomb- Betty Qow, tbs baby's nurse, and Miss Jemiina McLaughlin, 70, of found the score Columbia 7, Stan- at Travara M ead Baterday hilt t t l ford 0. be wasn't as surprised as ths Dave Crowlsy, Great Britain (10). |Ajy PYsr the Philadelphia Athletics ' everywhere around the leagur. ' ^ superior fie ld ^ suppart. for the declsloo but in an editorial inf- Elsie' Wheatley, wife of the Llnd- the Wddon blbck, died at nooh to- Nice Now Sauerkraut .... .3 lbs. 25c Bon-mie. meet wae rained out for the third oattUod "Twilight of the Gods" the Another “Left Wing" demonatra- day after a long ilineaa. She was world In general. He knew what Tnlhe world series. i But in 1938 Martin started bask. hergb butler, about 200 yards from Boneless Lean Veal for Stewing, solid m e a t...... 19c lb. Mlama, Fla.—Bucky Burton. Clin- Even the late John McGraw, who He moveii from the outfield to third time in a row. It it now acheduled Newa ooid: UoB was set for to d ^ with Bill admitted September 2S. be bad and how to use it To top off the week-end. this de- for tble.comlng fiaturday. the gats house'of tha Lindbergh ee- Fancy Fresh Fowl, eat up for a nice chicken b r o th ...... ton, Ind., knocked out Bert Eiswer waa not given to auperlatlvca, con -; base, when Sparky Adams got too partment correctly guessed ths re- "Alpha Delta is through. For the Dunne of Washington, D. C-, head tate. Admitted late yesterday: Mrs. Virginia Military Institute, Navy, iBBtltutton of fratemitlea here this • • • • ...... 69c each Penn State, Cornell, Brown, Penn- Elizabeth, N. J. (7). descended to say of Martin’s per-1 slow for the position. Before the sult of fourtesn out of fifteen foot- of tha Trades Union United League, It wes along the new entrance Frank OalUck of 10 Carter street. When seen aa a crescent, the marks the beginning of the end. If Rockville. sylvanUi, and Syracuae follow Yale Cleve)and-;-Midget Wolgaet, New formanee, "It waa th greatest indi- season had ended, ben waa chosen to ball games on Saturday to take ths announcing a "march” on the con- rood of the estate, and Its location Fresh Made Lamb Patties ...... 6 for 19c planet Venus seems brighter to lu Alpha Delta Phi, with Its «nmi»i vention to demand recognition. Discharged late yesterday; Georgs Fresh Native Pigs’ liv e r ...... 2 lbs. 3.5c on Columbia’s schedule. York, outpointed Babe Triscaro, vtdual piece of work I ever saw o n ; play third base for tha National first pool of the season. And there plays osd strong soda] spirit eon- gave a strong indication that the Cleveland tlO). the diamond." But Mickey -Cioebr leaguers in the aU-etar game at wasn’t a setup in the bunch, with than it dose when the complete Aa the oonventloa went into its Gorbarinl, Jr, of Covejtry and WU- Fancy Fresh Calves* L iv e r ...... ! ____ 39c lb. Leo Dnroeher And don’t be surprised if Profee- aot Burvivs tha gradual change in second day, trouble broke out on child was taken by the kidnapers liam Murcb of 217 Elm street Bor Little’s little team again goes Chicago—Tracy Cod, IndianapoUe raae drew little oonaolatloa from Chicago, and ha led tbe league in the exception of the Stanlord-Santa disc ia visible. Mldiey Coehraae OQOditiona, It la difficult to see how San Francisco waterfront—recent down the main rbeti leading to the Admitted today: Mrs. Roass to Pasadena. They’d like to see the •topped Tommy Corbett, Omaha (6>. this statement. By many be was runs and stolen bases. Clara tilt and we were crossed up say o f the others coa." storm center of the Podflo coast estate. The twro women came upon Brooktnga o f 141 East Middle Turn- FRESH VEGETABLES Columbiana again out there, and Holyoke. Maas.—Tony ElU, out- blamed for letting Martin run wild. Even this has beqn a checkered on that when it ended tn a 7 to 7 The News commenuad the frater- maritime strike—whan longshore- the guard as they were walking pike. Fresh Native S p in ach ...... 15c peck Professor Little is an accommodating pointed Al Trumans, San Diego (8). Even when be came to Detroit this yeai for Pepper. He has been at tie. nity for its actloB. "The refusal to men walked out from piers of tha along the newly constructed gravel Discharged today; Mist JuUs chap Whan he haa what it takes to Hartford, Conn.—Bat Battalino, ytar, tha question was generally third base again aU year, but down haedoo twenty new men with on un- road. Fresh Native Celery, large bunches ...... 10c each whispered, "How’s Ills arm ?" Mar- Amerieoa Ha’waUan Steamohtp Fiedler of 7 Purnell Place add Mias lO-lU.’ bags of Large Onions .. .. ,25e knock off cocksure opposition. Only Hartford, outpointbd Lew Feldman, the stretch he has not batn at hts ’T^e ieaiebta columnist F.,P. A. known sad iatolersble flnaacial Company. They chaifod the com- Schwarskopf also disclosed that Eleanor Swanson of 7 Floreneo next time the CaUfomlana won't be New York (10). tin would like to answer this in the best because of a collision with fashions verse in this wise on the btmdso is on cxampla of honesty pany bad violated an. agreement ft otprinta, which were found in the street. Fancy Hand Pick^ Greening Apples...... '.5 :b:s. 19c quite so cocksure. I WaeUngton — Frankie Covelly, world aeriee. Shanty Hogan, Boston Braves' world series; Park Billiards sad strsi(ht dosHiig which tbs oth- under which the maritime strike is mud at the Lindbergh estate and Small White Onions for Boiling or P ickling___ 4 Iba. 25c I Brookljm, outpointed Tommy Paul, AU the world except Mickey Coeb- catcher. This Injury kept him out of You ehall not find this aging bard’s or hotiase would do won to follow. bslng arbitrated by employing non- were believed to have been made by I Milwaukee (10 ). raae loves a baae stealer, Judgtog the game, necessitated shuffling the Cash wagered on the Deanful Cards; XI Is osrtaia that awsp o f them win union worUera. the kidnapers, "pointed away from AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Newark, N. J.—Paul Plrrqnne, from tbc way "Pepper" Martla was Cards about in the infield. For 1 expect tha eld aehoolboy Open Tonight This win simply make the HOLD GRID PRACTICE received after bit rout of tbe A’e. Anothsr labor disturbance, be- the house, practically parallel to the Cleveland, outpointed Lou Helper, Martin has tried all sperta, toot- To cop tbe series for Detroit. agottiec more proloiiged sad Home Made Pineapirie Pies on sale a t ...... 2le eac’i Through tbe malls came sackfuls of lieved to be one o f the first of its driveway and toward the main Tonight at the Bluefleld /tiamnim, Newarg (lO). ' baU, basketball and tha others, but OrfiBt* Hfill SMBttOl and notahle exit lem kind in California, loomod in the road." Home Made German Rye Bread, plain or with seeds .. letters—letters from women, from hla heart etiU lies in tha Oklahoma We haven't F. P. A-'a genius for the Boys’ Club win practice. This Buffalo—Big Boy Brackey. Buf- Efifit Center Street Liquid. 6 Tablets, 6 Solro, None6 Drops vaudevUle agents, fiom manufac- famous mother lode country when •••••••...... 10c each win be an important pracUce ao aU falo. knocked out Walter Potter, country where he was bom 80 years trielw rbymes but here's how ws iVL a t Um houas piaa gold mlnera in Amador county vot- Shanghai rifelbita r walking Checkfi Coldfl lin t day, turers. Tbe first offered marriage, ago and where he loves to epeiid the stud: ' xte to eoaaidanb)# Home Made Old Fashioned Raised Doughnuts . .19c doz. players are requested to report^ Buffalo (3) T. CATALANO. Prop. ed to strike unless demands for arm-in-arm engo^wl couples, Mae West In “The Beile of the Nlnettea" will tw oeen at the State tbe second and third money. Pep- off season hunUng. Thera ha wilt On the dizzy, daffy D^oas. S t it e t ia M p a t o the higher pay and union recognition Headachea or Nenralcia Coach Leggett is expecting to gel Bethlehem. Pa.— Able' Tedsco, per took tha money. while- Canton women theater Sunday. Monday and Tuesday. That is almost enough to soy to DIAL 5111 the team clicking to ovareoma a re- go with his wife and hla daughters, n i lay all my humble means. ^ridlBg clqrclss, in 30 minutes. Jsraay Cltyi stopped Johnny Canso But strange things have happened Allyns and Vergltna. Lae when tbe J. A. NELSON. M ft. • d m ths crowds of Mss West fsas. Above is s setna from her Istsat pictuzo. Most a»oe. V since than. Mickey Cochrans has world teries ia over. •aturday'A hsavy rota dMa t gtva --S' 1 U A N CUISI EK EVENING HERALD, HANTCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1984. M A Z V CTm STB R E V E N I N G F T E R A n 7, M A N C H E S TC K C O N N „'‘ T U B S D A T . O CTO B E iK » , J9BL r. I T h e T oon erville T rolley T h at M eeti A H T rain s By Fontaine Fox O U R BO A R D ING HO U SE By Gene Aheni^ SENSE and NONSENSE

Before I married Maggie door If Polities Is what ths people make was her pumpMu pie, It A cheap politician would never] VEH-'-HE- WON OVET; Her, precious peach, her heaay get anywhere If th* people didn’t ] SH O P nO V IRT ISE “'S lamb, ths ^ l a of hor roU for him. FROMl TW NVA.30R,, IP YOU WERE G O H E R D But after years of married Ufe this AT DICE A N ' TOKEU. SUm >HNG TH' thought .1 pause to utter. Teacher—Junior, construct a sen-1 YO U R OO KTS! Those fancy aomsB ors gont, and tenee using the word ‘Archaic.’ l»UT donY tpcv to A W , CANDLES TOR -^YOLIGUYS DOW rm j'lot her bread and J u n io r-^ a can’t have acbole | ALVIN'S tOTH AUTO.MOBILES APARTMENTS—FLATS— HOUSES FUR KENT 6i> She had not reckoned with the nevar let anjimis sea you wars hurt twst psrson in the whole werid, biM SOB W\M TOR sSUSTAS.- W E R E LOST ANU FOUND 1 winds of love nor had she known butter. and eat it tbo. BlRfTHDAt^ FOR SALE . TENEMENTS Ail In Edward's jUipplc code. You took bow could ah* soy it? LOAN /-*— HE'S J A K E / LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 34687— FOR RENT—SEVERAL Desirable how this great emotion might rend your blows standing. A very tall young man In well- A L W A Y S B each Toutb—Can you forgive the A.woman was having lunch in a ] C A K E , YOU'D Notice^ ts hereby glvm that Paaa 1931 PONTIAC sedan, 1931 Ford FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM-tene- five, slg and seven room bouses, and twist one. "Honestly, honestly ...” But fitting English tweeds got d''wi TUbW-fER THAN ifA A S PLAT P O IS O N IV Y single ano . App'y Eklward I. Ah, well, Denis bad gone out of her protestations dwindled before 'poot? raataurant, and julit is the waitress STIC K PIVE IN Book rJ«i. 34687 issued by The Savr coach, 1930 Chevrolet sedan, 1930 ment, with all Improvements, in rather painfully from the big opas was removiag the plat* th* woman '^ 1 4 ” A PRECHLE I A S A B O O K W H E N t mg* Bank of 3>hnchester has been 'eluding furnace. Apply 111 HoU Holl. Pbona 4642 and 802S. her Ufe without a word or a look the honesty of his dark eyes. Span- Olri Frisod—Csrtatnly, If you T H ' PR0 STIN6 , Chevrolet coupe, 1929 Chevrolet, the gloss w l^ s folded glTS OM a me* enough present. opted what oh# took to be another lost or destroyed, and written ap- roadster. 1929 Ford coupfe', 1929 atreet, or telephone M06. C lub or a backward glance. She was iel's eyes, she bad called them once, bock like planes of a giant moth / VSA R K E R / W A N T E D A FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM house, surely not the sort of woman to radish and made a. hurried grab for WITH A MMRROR ; i . “.t! >n has .been made to said Chevrolet coupe. Cole Motors— deep-welled brown, somehow, pit- won’t need you until morning It To her amooement she found T O U C H / FOR BENT—FIVE ROOM 6at, als.: all improvements, 66 Mather atreet spend the rest of her days mourn- eous for all their laughter, * bank by the person in .whose name 646?. MeShone,” be aold brlafly, 'W i It would ba more In the dtreetton herself clutching the thumb of the | IN BACK OF alx ro06a. 886U 01 8864. ment, 205 Center street, all modem ed inside. Large veranda and re- into the t^epbone room, all gray sold to his teacher: "Nope, Daddy, structor. When Rusa goes to Flori- beautiful than it was this ytsir. Per- with a whimsical look. "I want to ,itscd cars from . 1930 up. Riley corvcniences, not water heat. In- ception h«U, well built garage, good and silver, at the foot of the circu- didn’t do that example for me. I Women are just suckers for your neighbors. Best suited for small da, promising to send for her later, haps It was that her eyes were get this off my chest. And then I’m lar staircaae. He called a Btoek- money, and I don’t think I’ll ever | Chevrolet (kJmpany, 60 Well;. St. qu're at Pattersoc's Market. Boots goes to work in a department get that oas wrong myoelf." I'UBLIt PASSENGER family of adults who deslra a home newly openec to its loveliness. throu4;b for all ages . . . lyn exchange. to store. have anything do with thi>m. SERVICE 20A FOR RENT—4 ROGERS Place, live with spacious grounds weH stocked As she clicked open the side gate "There's absolutely nothing to ”Mlts Kerrigan? Look, Pm ooU- ,r-da^le Cooper, film etsr. rooms, all Improvements, rent rea- with shrubs and trees. Rent $45. Boots meets OEMS FENWAY, Miss Florida came to' the dining it,” she murmured, stesdylng the ing, os Pve told jrou, on the Olym-, Mon—I. navor take my trouble young author, and EDWARD VAN heme with me from the office. IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bus eonsble. Apply cn premises Available Oct. 15. Can be seen any- room window. trembling of her lips and trying trf pic tomorrow. Will you—er—corns' ’ The government would view the SCIVBR, wealthy and socially Another Business Man—I don’t I Line, Do Luxe Bus for lodge party time by appointment.' Wm Riibl Telephone,” she called excitedly. still the fast beating ,of her heart. right over? I’ve something rstha export of military planes from this I Manchester or team tiips, we also offer 7 pas p.-ondnent. She is in love with Denis I Miss Florida expected thrills these (But the words of that lettei- were Important to talk to you about.” eithar. Mina’s olwaya waiting for now, 841 Main street. and jealous o f besatifnl KAY me thare, too. country to Germany with greve dls-1 sengcr sedan livery. Phone 3063, BUSINESS LOCATIONS days every time the ‘phone rang, written there In flame; "You’ve He held up the two staamshig approval. ~ Evening H erald OHILUNOFOBD. 8860. 8864. FOR RENT 64 "Aiter Mn. Raeburn’s wonderful been In my blood,” he had said.) tickets with a thoughtful sir. —Beentary e l State Cordell Hull. LEGAL NOTICES 78 Boots gets a job In a booh store luck,” she was fond of saying Im- "Nothing to It except that you’re j Toutb—What did Mias West say CLASSIFIED FOR RENT—OFFICES at 865 Main and goes borne to live In order to pressively. "I say you never know just crazy - about each other and ! (To Be Oonttnued) whan you kiased her? Ths functions of a cltlsen A D V E R TTIS E M E N T8 HELP WANTED- street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed- Antony Flulv^cuft Alins Anthony help her pareata financially. Ed- what may happen peXt.” haven't sense enough to get to- Wa Pal—8bs told ma to coll on ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 and 8025. Unyonrh ward repeatedly urges her to mar- sc Idler ore maeparablc. Oeuoi «is av«r»s« •a»Os • Maa. FEMALE .15 vs. It.was Edwardxcalling. His voice gether.” WEST SIDES PRACTICE Friday konaftar, because that was —Benlie MOssoUnl. tattlala aumber* sad abbrevlatloa* ..>fary Hudinsky Bulveculs Allas Mary ry him and finally she agrees. On ' sounded rather od?l, Boots thought. She made a small gesture of dis- The West Sides football team onuttaur night. tsflb oooDi as s /ord sad eonaposnS FOR RENT— LARGE OFFICE Rudlnaky Bayouch. Chrlitmaa Day they go for a walk Was she surely coming In for lunch, words as tws words IClBlrasn sosi Is WANTED —EXPERIENCED girl sent. "It looks like it. doesn’t it? will practice tomorrow night at ths What goes on ia the capital la of room, second floor front, Puraali Suparlor Court. Stata of Connsott- In the fog and Edward Is badly he wanted to know* Oood. The West Side at 6:80 o'clock. With ths AMERICANISM: Using the beet I JA K E LOOSENS artes et thrss llnsa for general housework. Apply to block, 829 Main street, reasonabla out. County of Hartford, tha 25th day He ran away without even saying no great importance, one way or tha Lias rsiss esr dar isi trasaisal of 8«pt.. 1914. hurt, saving Boots from a reckless Waldorf, then, at one. goodby.” large quantity of new material brains In buiineos o f the govern- 79 Brookfield atreet, rate on lease. Inquire Geo. E. Keith, driver. other. Laws do not save a country. U P . IT S m s B E L T ada ORDfin OF NOTICE "But I told him I'd be there,” "This,” Edward Informed her, available. Indications are that ths ment sorvlea; wondaring why buoi- KSsf-tlro Marab II, i m Keith Furniture Co. Upon oomplafnt In said eauss Mrs. Raeburn le«ms she has a We ore too strong and resourceful a Cssb Cbsrs* \’A.NTF-D-GIRL TO DO light the girl, murmured to herself, go- tapping the envelope which lay on town champs will be stronger than nois boasos the country. * '»»67 Center street. Nov.. 1034. claiming a dlvorcs, it ap* what’s the matter! His voice had why. —Henry ferd. I Dar ...... U MS II « u psarina to and being found by the fornia. Edward tolls Boots the en- for this practice. A short mtetlng you. All ordart for Irrarxlat taa*ruoBa the mo8t..curloUs note In it . "Look, Boots,” be went on, plant- WANTED AT ONCE loO extra subierfblna authority that the where- gagement betweea Denis and Kay 3IISS Florida, observing her sl- will be held at the West Bids Res Pelitlelaa—Peoslbly, but you w ill b« BbarsBd al th* oaa Ubb ratA abouts of the defendant Is unknown ing hJs elbows squarely on the ORCH Y SM H H -Spaclal rata# for loas tarw Bvars salesgirls for . hig sals starting Is broken. Three days before Ed- lently, told herself you couldn't fig- after the session. The following can’t pro*/e It An Old Trick By John C. Terry to the plaintiff., chair arras and regarding her with are asked to report: Chet Sendrow* •aj advartlBlBt gtvs- apoa r*aBMl Thursday. Apply at once. Mont- TO RENT d'HDEBKD. that notice of tha Insti- ivard and Boots are to be married ure out these modem girls. There gravity. ”I want to get this WAIT A M i n u t e , bPTIK RoCNt,$CORfcHV goes 1b TMI Alb OP TIC Ads ordsrsd rot ihras Bi sis dart gomery Waid A Conipkny. tution and pendency of said complaint ho finds a letter (never sent) from was Barbara, cool as a cucumber ski. Bob Eagleson, Nick Angelo, Girls who smoke dgorats do not , Hie HAT ON THE asd atoppsd bafors tba tbire oi arth In nhall be given the defendant by pub- straight. You’re In love with Denis, Baylc Happeny, Bab LaCrosa, DoS PEUERS - AIN'T NO UEC LWOUNbiP PgDgRAt ACtUTl dar will b* eharssd only Cat tbt ao- Denis telling Boots he lo>es her and and walking off with that grann aren't you? Don’t try to save my earn to reollM that the habit la the A Thought STSDt C-ACr IS AN AVNFuaV ifehlng this order in The Mancheater Brown, Walt Crockett. Al Gunthes, first step to old moldenhcxMl. Men /OP ANY MOR6 OP OfOfTYlN' toal oombsr of tlmas tbs . 4 app«ar* F^vening Ildrald. a newspaper publleh- Is going away because he cannot catch tomorrow. And married once feelings. Give It to me straight ^ 00'«E tOCKV/ Tke/VE sd. sbarsiBi ai tbs rats sarasd. bat ELECTRICAL ed In Manchester, once a weak, for bear to see her marry someone else. | before, too, and widowed. Well, Henry ’ Tyler, "Vic Johnson, Qulshy may tolerate young women who Thou hast covered with anger, SHCfT.' 6 ir lewiND UoRK AT 1HAT1 ao allowaaes or rsfuads eaa bs mada from the shoulder.” Dougan, Bob Dougan. Wolfram, and persecuted os; thou bast slalni i r in g o r i e m o m e n t 6i FAu For rr» tm eoinC ooinn / OB tlx lima ads stoppsd aftat tba two auccesslva weeks, commencing CHAPTERXLVII i you just didn't know what went smoke, but they do not make baste I Ro c k s -wig'u t a k e o u p F F K - V£ ' APPLIANCES— RADIO 49 The Rubinow on or before October 26, 1934. She couldn't He. Nor could she Tony Rowe, Eeabert, Dick Kerr, to marry thorn. thou hast not pitied,—dtamentotioiie, 6ttb dap. It was a bright spring morning. ] on Inside their minds; they took drive the blow home. But her eyes T/«g 'Boor gmiN’ VOUR HAT - iM GotH& To m sue ANO TRY TO SET Aft? «HOOT1N(> Na '‘till forbida"! displas Uaba aai for" SALK- 1934 AMERICAN RAYMOND O. CALNEN Anderson, Ah Eagleson. Ed Wemef StiE Assistant Clerk of said CPurt. Blue flags flew In the sky between I everything as It came, told him. thk ons-/. \Tfcy soMUkiNg! BgHiND IkEM \ FROM UP HERE - aold. Bonch auto r.idlo, 6 tubes, recently Bldg. cloud patches. There were tipping j Boots touchy her lips with a and Joe Mistretta and any ons Btronga Flaea to Plenle Tba Hsrald w.lU aoi ba raapuualbta “That’s that, then.” wishing a tryout. News notice In Keeaevllle. New tor mors tbaa on# laeorrsot lassrtloB overhauled Price reasonable. Tel sailboats on the waters of the | bright salve and rubbed some ol it "It's something I couldn't help,” It is easy to condemn; It ia batter ~~r ol aar advartlsaiasal ordsrsS tar 0749. •Heated 2-Ronm Apartment. sound, and all along the shore men Into her cheeks. She was so thin— York paper: to pity.—Abbott she stammered. "It’s like having REFUSES TO RETURN. Bora tbaa oas tiaa in rough clothes with caps pulled pale, too. Edward would think he “The ladles of the M. E. church Tba laadvartsat omissius si laoer- • Heated Single Room for FO R SA L E OR R E N T a temperature. Give me time— Bucharest, Rumania. Oct. 2.—< will have a picMe in Walton Wil- rsai pabllostloa al advsrtlalat « l» ba Ught Housekeeping. down over Intent brows, worked at war seeing a ghost. She had a new I’ll get over it. I promise you—” (A P )—Nicholas Tltulescii, resigned raatlaa) onlr bp aaDosIlatloa ol tba FUEL AND FEED 49-A SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE ON MILL rigging, tugging at ropes, caulking blue taffeta frock with the prim- Hard’s grave, Saturday, July 3, all FLAPPER F a n n y S a y s :’ thars* mads tor tbs ssrviso rsadsrsA •-Mno 1 and 3 Roems for An odd smile twisted his mouth. foreign minister of Rumania, r»> day. T%srS will be gomes and din- ______siQ.u.*.w>T.orr. STREET. In A-1 shapa having bean scams, painting hull and spar. mest and quaintest deep sheer col- "Sorry, my, child. Not gomi All adrsrtlsaintnis aasi soatorm HOR SALI^-HARD wood, fireplace HiMlnesa Olfires. -, eniln'Iy renovated Inalde and out. fused today to return home from nar will be served. Everybody In- la atplt. eopp aad tpposraphp witb “Tomorrov, — tomorrow is my lar and a blue coat of dull wool and enough.” Switzerland to become foreign min- vU': rasolatloas sntoreso bp tbs pabltsb- wood, fiirn-ice wood, and oak slabs. filost (.'rnirul and 3Iodern Itulld- Large garden pint and chicken wedding day,” thought Boots, bend- a wldc-brlmmed hat to go with It. vited." Telephone 3149. Chas. Stayc, E. “ You mean— 7” ister again.' ara aad tnap rassrrs tbs rtsbl ts Ing In Town. house. Apply to 'Thomas Ferguson, ing" to the wind, striding along the EMward wouldn’t be ashamed of "Our party's off tomorrow. You're adit, rtrist oi lajsoi aar sopp eoa* Center street. I7S Main Street. His action intensified the govern- Half the people ia the world ore aldarsd objsotlonabla path that led among the rocks. The her . . . just a baby, my dea-,” he told her ment crisis, for It left Premlef W->N*4t He was waiting in the hotel foy- unhappy because they can’t afford CLOeiNO HOURk—ClaaalSad ada la FOR SALE—SEASONED HARD thought did not bring a thrill to on a note of tenderness. "People George Tatarescu, all of whose min- >** * w ba publlsbsd aams dap aual ba ra- WM. RUBINOW her heart nor' a flush to her check. the things that maks the other half wood, 4 ft length {6, stove length er and rose as she approached.; always saving you froip your- isters resigned yesterday, without aalrsd bp IS o'elock aooni Satardapa 841 Main Street This marriage was something she miserable. 10-a . ^ M;M a la $7 per iord. Apply Edward J. HoU, leaning on his cane. Why, every- gelf. It’ll bo lltUe Rollo thi, Ume. the services of the veteran states- Read The Herald Advs. had promised to go Into with her thing .was all right, she told herself, tcleph.me 4642 No. you go off with your people and man. WASHINGTON TUBBS By CYane O U T OU R W A Y TELEPHONE YOUR eyes wide open; It was a contract to smiling back at him. She had been Friend— How's tha boy since he B y W illia m 's I’ll take my cruise and when we If Titulescu persists In his refusal came back from college? rflAWjlAW, MAW/ yTM'K>ebeS, \ you IMPUOSUT WANT ADS. I; be fulfilled. That the man who was Imagining things; hts smile was both come back we’ll be the best of l^HKtR UP, BUDDI6. T nKWtRt 6 0 A ll / ' s - k i- u - G — s n u g S l e to serve with Tatarescu again, ths Mon—Fine! Still treats us os THffr% t h e B ESN t o o k o l d IwHlLPSf ITS NO 1 POUND A SWELL O H , D E V f e F I N E Atf* art *uc«iit«d ov«f tb» UldpbOM HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 to be her husband was strong and just the same . . . friends.” premier may appoint Prof. Djuvara NAKED FIRST^ T W E T'S i t - s n u q q I e - \ fine and honorable and young did They ordered; the room was equals. ------/LAUONlNfi NMTmR. SUIT OF CLOrHes VI F C X B U S I N E S S ftt U * CUAROS RATE ftv M ftbovp "Edward, you're the--the—" She a.s under-secrctary for foreign I'M 6 S H U Q Q L E - I N - ' / O R E L E TTU H S , B U T M A eoBvtnUa • advartlMra. but FEW CHESTS OF drawers. Regii- not matter overly much. She was crowded. Edward had nodded to choked on the words. He was the affairs, and acting minister. ^ I ewTHK / FBEEZIW . POR YOU., B l - 8 i e - A R - A R M « , CASH RATES wlll^b* Aoeaptftd a* AUCTION SALE fond of him; that was all. He had hal a dozen people. Curious eyes An efficient wife always tries to r r DEV'S TO O PASS rUlwL PAYMENT If paid at tba bual« lar $10.50 at $6.75. 3-3 twin beda —s ' V W ow .'/— ^ H — H O - H O N E V — T H E T 'S A LARGE HTtM'K OF HARDWARE. PAINT, CENTRAL MER- done a fine thing, a brave thing, In had observed the girl with him. combine two jobs la one; for exam- COM LU B LETTUHS. »apa ofTtca oa or bafora iha aavaatb tomplelo $13.95. While sewing ma- ple, If she’s angry at her husband MOMBV, ALL RK3H T - H O N EY foMowina tba flrti (aaartloa at CHANDISE AND FIXTURES risking his life for hers. When she “Tomorrow they’ll know abopt Hilne A-1 rondlUuii $15 00. A amall niE&i she goes on a strict diet; and the D - D O V E — H O N E Y - O O U E - aacb ad otbarwtaa tba CBARUB kitchen hc.atcr, 2 covers, $10 00. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 3, AT 1:00 P. M. had been poor, alone and In need us," Boots thought. Sh had Insist- ItATB will ba oollaelad. N# raaponal* ed upon keeping the engagement harder she diets the more furious S A V , W H Y D O N 'T YOU Q lT Mlltf for arrora ia talaphoaad ada Benson's, Johnson Block. Ill Trade Lota On the Premises of a friend he had been that friend she gets. S O M E O' TM ' CJrHER B OYS «1U ba aaiumad aad tbafr aoearaor In return for his many kindnesses i secret aU this time, Tt will 'oe ^ ------*------•dbaol ba fuarantaad NEW OIL BURNERS being dlscon- 1051 MAIN STREET, SPRINGFIELD, MASS, she was giving him—herself. | time enough to make announce- m. R E A D YO R E L E TT E R S CORRECTr THIS - SENTENCE: FROM '/ ORE G A L ? TH E Y INDEX OF ‘.inucd from our stock specially stock and Fixtures Consist ut: She would make a go of It, she ment.s when the marriage is a ttOtgL- Paint, Enamel, Lacquers, Vurniah, Stains, Colors in Japan, told herself seriously, as she walk- fact,” she had explained to her ra- IRAN CitOQGtSckaOO. "Others may lust UUt money,” K IN R E A D T E N TIM E S priced: Hun.scn, gluas tank. $17.50: j sold the modem, youth, “but my CLASSinCATIONS Pliers, Wrenche.s, Dividers, Calipers, Handy Kits, Large asst, of ed along the arched.- rocky promon- ther surprised family. ^ P A STE R N M E . with chrome fittings, $24.50. Silent ambition la to oerve." Rlrtba a a a a a a••••a a a •a •••MB* A Glow, glues tank, $29.60; Bunsen, Tumbler Holders, Shelf Brackets, Toothbrush Holders, Soap tory. If It were the only g o ^ thing "You look mighty sweet, Beauti- CBCasamaau • •••••••a «•••• Holders, Towel Bara, Kitchen Utensils, Men's Suits, Overcoats. In her Ufe, she would be worthy of VArrlataa • • • ••••••• ehblnet model with electric lighter, I ful.” Mistress— So your married life Work and Dress Shirts, Overalls, Jumpers, Hosiery, Large asst. i I t . . . . “Thanks. How's the lim p?” Dddtha ...... $42.50: Silent Olow Homemaker was vaiy unhappy? What was the IfT Card pf Thaafcd with cellar tank, $48. Watkins Christmas Novelties, Largo asst. Drugs, Candy, Bulk and Pack- Just there, where the twin blrch- Oh, 1 just keep the stick to get tb Uamortam a age Goods, 6 Modern Floor Display Cases, 2 Cash Regl.sters. 3 ' es flung themselves recklessly over | a little sympathy.' He gave her trouble? December wedded to Loat and Pound #••••••••••••••« Brothers. Inc. May? Candy Scales. Candy Trays and Jars, MulUgraph Machine, the twist of sand.stohe, she had sat his own engaging. white-toothed Abaouncamaatt j Opaline—Lan’ eakes. No, mum! Feraoflloflala ...... Adding Machine, 1 Royal Typewriter, De.sks, Chairs, Tables, with Denis that long ago summer I grin. "Look, darling, :'v, got.spme- I It was Labor day wedded to de day The darkeet hoars art right sttor aatoawMIaa WANTED-TO HUY ?>8 Check Writer, and Hundreds of other Items too numerous to morning . . . I thing I want to show you.” ' I mention. This is a final sale—everything must be sold to the of rest! a quarrel with an old llama - - V aatonuDlla* far 8ala ...... 4 Just there they had talked; and ! Without warning, Ivithout pre- fo ® / rUT,TUTj i t 's a PRINCE’ YOU Autemobllaa (oi Bxebaaga .« » I WANTED TO BUY good studio highest bidders. even then she had been blindly. Ig- amble he put a square white en- r wEa, ( * THlNK-rHBINWNAlJ Asia AeeMSorl.a—Tlr.a ...... 4 couch complete, reasonable. Write MORRIS VOUNG^Auctloneer. 'ALBERT, SUH. VERY ISA OARDENIA \^SCRAn:HIN' PORfjsCARECflOW HAD TIERS.' Anta Repairing—Palatlng ..... T norantly attracted to him. But she velope Into her hands. .Ohc took it, © C? WHAT'S Box R, Herald. RITZy. IN your BUTTON- WROMO Auto Schbol...... 1-A had been an untutored girl then. slipped out the sheet within, read. F R p )C K L E S A N D H IS F R I E N D S B y B lo ss e r HOLB,AN‘ ' ^ ' 0 Aulas— khlp by Tnteh ...... t Her eyes darkened; a slow flush WITH T T Autoa— For lllrs ...... • LOOK UKE A rr? Oarm«aa—Sarvisa—Sloraga . . . . . 14 KOOMS WITHOUT HOAKO .59 crept over her face. With trem- BRiOEOPOOM, MolorejrOtsa—Bleirelas ...... a. II bling hands she replaced It. TEU. MB.ysuNS WA9KIT ME 7UE PBLLow WHO tVaataS Aoloa—Meiiireratat . . . II 8 OR RENT— Large SINGLE "Which means exactly—what?" F BJA .o iD you BSkT ARMY PRACTICALLy nalaaas aaS Fvarcaalaaal Sarvlraa O BualbSas Ssrvioss Offsrad . . . . . II rooms. A heaven for bachelor girls There was a melancholy rail- E’VKA HBAS Ok . 6I.N6Lfi-HAN0ED,IM IWi^BY RoussbalS Sarvleaa UffaraA ...... II-A and boys where you can be chef lery In his smile now. It was as j PLUNeiKM from ime m Ilutldlbg—CoBtraellng ...... U and chamher ii aid Jensen—Phone if his suspicions had been con- j o YEM YARD UNB.wnvi Florltta—NurasrUt ...... II firmed. i o o Fuasral DIrsclors ...... It 6070—7635. THRSB •CC0KI09 TO ao.... Denis left It in some books he Haallbg—Plumblns—Rooflag It TO SETTLE ESTATE AMD RSUe 0Ui9 DRAPED laauraaos ...... ll sent me the day he left—quite by Ullllaanr—Orasamaklag II BOARDER.S W.^NTED 59 A accident I’m sure,” he explained ON UlS MBCM ? UovlBg—Tnicklnr—B.oraga .... M painstakingly. "I just found it yes- Public Pastsngsr Ssrvloa ...... lO -A * s s a • a • •••$•«' loom In private home. Must have the jargon of his generation. You W aalsd—InslraiiilOB type, having many century old features, together with some of the essential modern knows, you'd better run and get tots, t(x>!" "Oh. gee, I’d like to i ' w e l l , w h e r e I O B T IN A JA M / H R V ENT B « E N ^ '^WBLL,,t0ELL, ^ O H V 6 A H ? SEE^ garage. Write Box L, Herald. some clothes. Don't sit there in eat that cake.” said Dotty, with a IS S o S F T R E R f?^ M H O C P E C D O O P B E.^ WHY, l DON'T REALLY ) PlaaaMal conveniences: Electricity, steam heat, and running water. There is a generous water BACK TO MV BDRRDINO H O U S E SINCE I DROPPED IN AT w e l l / i f IT , / W ELL, YA H E R E ,S A M ? lilHEN MA WDNT* KNOW WHAT TOUOH LUCK 19f oada—aiooka-Morfgsgaa .vour bathing suits. You know that sigh. -TH- PAW, AN I O W E TWO tOEEKfe ROOM R E N T! ALLI f iO T ISN'T SAMMY ; S u JO NT B E BusIbsss Opportnaltlai .... supply, with three wells, several springs, and a recently constructed artesian well. The is not best.” SHOW OP PER A COOIRA DAYS, Moasr to Lota ...... APARTMENTS— FLATS— ISdt lO A N ' TH A T AIN'T ENOUISH / W E LL, I MKSHT JU S T 6LA O TO S E E . \ SO OLAO, I r e n t e d 'iO U R I200M T O unique setting allows extensive views of the rolling hills and valle.vs., The outbuild- "X'ou’re right,” replied one of the "How did a house like that gel ... AND, IF IVS NOT MI8TAKEN, RS lOCLL 6 E T (T OVER W ITH — A N D B E "nosSED O O T O N Mslp aad' SltaatfaBa ROOM AND PRCTTV 600D MBMORy, YOU,STRRN(3eR / / i0HGN VA e l s e n o w ••••a**** 9§ TENEMENTS 63 men. "We'll go, but we'll com.e here? It isn’t very strong, I fear. SOMEBOC?/ / ITfe Holp W utsd—Psmalo ...... ings consist of dairy iiarn, milk room with Frigidaire refrigeration, garages, sheds, M Y E A I^ TOUSH LU C K J E S T FOLUXOS ME ARXJNDf ^ ..V^KNOIO T4g>T ( •*•••••••• ' 29 back again.” Then they all rushed I'd like to go inside of It and look MS KICKED . i m S E DROPkickS KID...PWBTTY eeeo! MOST E M PTY A f iA N AND YOU CAN Halp Wsatad->Alala hOB RENT—'IWO, THREE and poultry houses. ^ ^ * h *1/^auent enouqh ' Balssm sa W aalsd ...... ,...1 1-A away, and Scouty cried, “We're com- around a bit.” ASAIKMrr PgNN.IN INg CbOSIMS PBOPUE H 3 R « c r AU. ABOUT HAYS rr BACK / M3U DO N'T Balp Wamsd— Mala er F a iw a .. IT (our room furnlabed or unfumishea BOARD ing, too. A wee man laughed aloud and MINUTES OP THE OAME' MV THINSS UKE THAr-.ORAa i 'LL YO PAY MB A C e N T p Agsnu Waatad ...... ||-A apartments. Manchester Uonstruo- This property, which is suitable for general farming or for ideal countrj- home, is "We a|l would gladly wait here, then said, "You can all explore i t . [kO OMCE TOLD ME Al-L \ rocjmrent! llaatloBs WaaiaA—PaMala ... H uon Co. Telephone 4131 or 4358.' to be aold at once. Price only $7,500. For further particulars inquire of *7 p •lioatloDs Wsatad—4lalt It but we’d like to see your little hut.” when we've all put on our ciotbes. \m p^ Bmplarmsai Acanalaa ...... MFOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, at One of the wee men shouted back. Right now, please And a place to U»a llask—Pate—Peelter—TeBlelae "Come on, then, all of you!” sit.” Opga-BIrda—Pats ...... «l 170 Oak street, all improvements, slO *00 pef I Us# Biosk—Vahiciss'...... a first floor, rent $20 month, inquire The Tinles flopped dowm on tbs ^ n lt n i and BuppIIm ...si...... U Maple Hospital. Telephone 8241. Nice, Clean, Airy Rooms. Soon Duncy walled, “ Don't run so ground and, as fair Goldy Iboke Waatad - P au—Poaltir Itaall 44 T. McKinney fast, or I know I trill never last,” arqund, sh* shouted, "What a chUns FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM upstairs Home Cooked Food. This made the Tinles roar and one ney! It’s a candle, sure enough. foi**Blla**!ITt7i'.V-r.s. 41 flat, steam heati am) oU conven- Sole A g e n t said, “What a lazy lad! "And, look! The roof is froatlng> “t doosssorlaa ...... || Regular Meals. Biilldlag MMarlaU ...... «tiences. Telephone 4314. ”I am surprised, the way you Say,,rd like to lick the roof away< Olamoads—Watobsa Jawalip .. 41 $47 Main Street 95 Foster Street talk, that you are even game to If that big cake were mine, rd-sim - Elactrtaal Appllaaosa—lUdla « II FOR RENT—3 ROOM heated apart- Hartford, Conn. Manchester, Coniu walk. Whenever we must move ply stuff and stuff and stuff!” ment, with kltchnett*. and bath, real fast, for you it la too bad!” - Pano—OaJiT Pradatto M H aanboM Ooods ...... || second floor, PvmaU Block, 820 H o t e l Sherid an Then Goldy yelled. "For goodness (A rain storm plays hsvoe In th* Macktaan asA ToeU ...... n Main street, furnished if desired. sake! Just look ahead. A great. next story.) ..L L *...... •*Inquire Qcp, B. Keith, Keith Furni- • t .4 s biigg if: s . . e n ^ A B d - fidUB.JBaBHHBBi. ass - 8 4 Absence Versus Presents By Frank Becic AI tha Btaraa M ture Co. Wamiias Apparal—Para IT " V ^ L L , BUB, ARE OH IM JU S T Wsntad—ToKENT Bop HUNTINOt...... Tell |g US what ALLEY OO P Royal Meditation! By HA M LIN y o u e l a o y o u r G OIN G TO TH E MaMaeruts >bu wont. Wall toks cor* ol it for [MY IDEA O f MASRYIMd MY LIL WOOTICrOOT O f f TO % O D V A N O MOMMY C O R N E R . TH O U G HT you without chorgo. m . T. McCann. OOP'S. A PLENTY TOUDH silOOeS > > OL OUZ'LL BE KINO OP MOO ARE HOME A b A IN f Y E S B UT .I'O G E T A 69 Center street Dial ‘f7**0. . ALLtY OOP WA5 AHOOT TH'SMABTEYrr TMINd A N’ RUNNIN’ ABOUND LOOSE, WITH FOR A LONGr TIM E' YEIZIR, I LIKED T O j CoBBir? Bearo—lueeru 44 II e v e s DID.' VAA&siee ee..^ riv o e iSD s w i t h UNCLES A U N TE ARE COUPLE OP ALL TH' FRISNOS H E ’S OOT , HE, MY TROUBLES ARE A U . n i c e f o r AMA4ILE W ATC H FOR KNICK- KNACKS Hotolt—Ksstasraata |i TO RE,VT—6 ROOM upstolra. flat O N e 5TON6.^ w o oTi e ro oT o e t s u e e s e tp a MIOHT MAK e ME PLENTY TSOUSLE.' I L I K S D ^ UNCLE FRSOOIS Wast4d-vBoeai*—Boaid 4t B UT TN EY’RE HAVIN6 THEM .FOR BA R B A R A. cn Cooper street, steam heat all Hu e e AND — AN' I o t r a io o p a NOT TH AT I'M SCARED OP 'IM.O R N OT UK E OAOOY EVERY NkSHT. Keel staM Fat KaM D A N^e SOUS CANOIPATC. HERE. TH EY j H i ALWAYS Improvements. One minute walk NOTHIN', l U T i A S MY SOM A N D MOMMY. TOOK MB TD < Irom West Center etreet Apply at BROUGHT MB RESTAURANTS A N E W Glenney's Store, 788 Main street. A L O T. T O Y . HesMa (at lU a lT ..!!! 4T , T H A T'S Ba»l _ 44 FOUR ROOM FLAT, all Improve- PUN tel atota Fat Ssl* ments, garage, trolley station, five -a t BelMlaF tor Sato . . . minutes from mil'. Also furnished Piepartr for Soto . . . . . room*. 333 Center aUeet tor M e aa..M....iM.. FOR RENT—6 R(X)MB, Oil Im- ole . . . . « provemenU, 823 Canter street, ale ...... a .. newly decorated. Apply 2 Ellzahe*.*i Place. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat. flr*t floor, with tmproveftienU. at 18 Knox atreet Inquire 30 Knos streot. .«iSS*gY»«s*tavicr.etc.T.sci>€AuaMf''oi^ A party of local Kastera Star members attended the meeting of Collinsville chapter .last night. It School St. Becreollea Center was visiting matrons and patrons nc Carl tohmnn and His Bronx night. Mrs. date Knight fiUed the i^ B n o tw N T iiQ M s o N I > station of decta. Tomorrow evening ^*-yiUitTroii»'» SWBH'UIB Cunm C—^ Parkway Casino Orchestra Mias Carol Kelly, Vocalist. she will serve as Adah at CUmax Dancing S:S0-lt:80. chapter of Merrow, and again Electa at Lady W aahtn^n Chapter of iriddletowm Thuraday night. Mr. and Mrs. Handd Reed of Sputh Main street and Mr. and Mrs. The Sewing Circle o f the Ameri- BABY SHOP Center Church Professional wo- Andrew Ferguson o f....Brdoltfleld It Will Pay You To Shop Tomorrow can Legion auxiliary will meet I men will have a meeting this eve- street have returned home after - a Mary - Bushnell Cheney auxiliary, ten-day vacation at Yoke Pond Thursday afternoon, October 4 at ning at 7:30 in the Intermediate the home of Mrs. Chrlatlne Olenney | For These U. 8. W. V.. wlU hold lU regular room. camp at ‘Kokadjo, Me. They also SPECIALS meeting at the State Armory Wed- visited the W h l^ Mountains. on Bigelow street. nesday evening at 8 o'clock. All The Sewing Circle of the Army members are g u e s te d to be pres- and Navy club auxiliary will meet ent. The sudltliig committee will Wednesday Specials FOR TW O DAYS ONLY this evening at 8 o'clock at the home audit the books at 7:30. of Mrs. John Ferrell of 167 Birch (Store Open Wednesdays Until 6 P. M.) Ootnlsc **Out o f the nowbor* Into bare'' maaaa loU of things street. to buy for the tiny nawcomer’s comfort. Wa'va outfitted thou* B. It. Knight and son Francla of aamda o f bsbiea—and their nurseries—with adorable and practi* Pine' street are spending ten st a r t er r

edges on handkerchiefs. 40 (Main IHoor, rear.) Miss Beckman, of New York will Cooking Babies' Bathinettes...Special different colorings. (Main Floor, be here Friday. October S. Come left) New'Anteme A rubberized tub. a flexible table top in for a personal analysis. (Free.) Demonstrations and convenient pockets make these com- 10:00 A. M. to 3:80 P. M. lOc O.N.T. Pajamas, $1.29

plete for turning out freshly sweet $425 Plain broadcloth with frog babies...... ; ...... Gallon Cotton, 8c trims; nest printed style. Tub- Using The wrhlte and ecru All num- fast. - 16 and 17 only. 2-pleea bers. (Main Floor, left.) models. (Main Floor, le ft)

Combination Nursery Chairs ELECTRIC

tU eld cn We Were Fortunate In Getting’Another In the combination nursery, play and RANGE high chairs the most active babies will L. T. Wood Big Shipment Of Those Thick, Nappy

"stay put", in ivory and maple...... $798

20 X 40-inch Cannon Co.

Large Crib and M attress 51 Bissell Street

Tel. 4496

Safe as well as happy, is the baby tucked SjoJtim- T owels ' in this large size crib with mattress . . . . $1595

Babies' Toilet Seats 29e STRANGE BUT TRUE This is the same quality Turkish Good training makes good habits and healthy babies. These seats come in towel that we sold during Cotton $l59 light maple . . . '...... ,B Y Week. In a few days during this Second Demonstration sale we sold over 500 Heavy,

double thread bath towela; choice

CHEST OF 5 DRAWERS $1095 of three border pattema. Rose, FROZEN COAT MAKES blue, gold, green, orchid, red.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4 In Ivory o r M aple STATUE OP FIREMAN Towels—Main Floor, left.

BABY SHOP—REOOND FLOOR A Wiyoa, N. J, fireman fell and wal unable to set At 2 P. M. $1. Suedene

op when bit froien cut Drug Specials ttnek to the ic, ground. Under the Direction of Hand Bag'S, 69c 25c Listerine Tooth Paste.. -H«.. ,w«i encased in ice (3ood-Iooking styles; some

ibnt tlill alive when have zipper closings. Navy and ...... 15c (onnd several honrt later. black. (Front Entrance.) —fMM rn Arnttrit mt MRS. MARION ROWE .$1.50 Prophylactic Hair Wfklr» RWIIMW FVmJCAft*« Home Economist of The Manchester Electric Company Brushes ...... 79c

69c Mop (Good quality brushes; wood PINEH U RST - Dial 41SI IN THE STORE IN THE ODD FELLOWS BLOCK Wringer-Pail, backs.) 50c 302 Main Street— Just North of Armory At the Center Epsom Salts...... 21c Galvanized iron mop wringer (5-pound size.) LOOK OUT! More Cold Weather Ahead attached to a 10-quart pail. If It Is cool again tomorrow. Slowing Pieces, small Pot Roasts Formerly Occupied By the Southern New England (Basement.) Main Floor, right. or 8onp Bonce wlU be much In demand. If you want any of Uieee Telephone Company boiling cute, won't you please call In time for the early deUs-ery Let us fill your bins w ith'blue co a l’ which leaves the store at eight 7 MENU Close-Out! Full-Fashioned 21/i-Lb. Lean Cuts of Lamb for Stewing, Q q . UNHY Itvs la a hotuo loo ektlly for cstanlort? U a e cssoT BAKED CROQUETTES and 1 Bunch of Carrots for ...... OaF O' win fiU ovary room with eleaa, beahkfnl heat and tava

Boney for yoa boaidei. String Beans Baked Stuffed Potatoes S il k Hose Tender Beef for Stewing . . Meaty Soup Bones . . Bare 'bine csmI* la iho fineal PeanaylvaBU hard emd, colored Autumn Pudding Jelly

Bones for Soup Stock . . Veal Shanks . . Pot Roasts, any a harmicaa bhte for yoar protection.

aizc- Large Link Sausages. 2.tc lb. 39c pair_

Fresh Ground Canadian Mutton . . The Wa G. Gleiuiey LAMB PATTIES /'v THE MANCHESTER ^ Every Pair Regularly 59c! Shoulder Mutton Chops Encircled with a atrip of 17c lb. This Is a bargain for Wednesday Bacon, Company shoppers! Imagine buying all- Mutton Flanks...... 5c lb. ©ELECTRIC COMPANY © 4 for 25c Coal. Lumber, Mason'a Suppllea, Paint, pure silk hosiery at 39c Every 773 Main Street Phone 5181 Forelegs of Mutton for 888 No. Main St. TeL 4149 Maacheater pair full-fashioned. Few non-run hose Included at 39c a pair. Not Ground Beef ------25c lb. stewing...... 12c lb. all sizes; not all colors. Come early for the best bargains!

Essex Peas ..... 2 cans 25c | Oysters...... pint 33c .Hosiery—Main Floor, right.

We have some very, very nice large Eating Peara—S for **cj Waller N. Leclerc Honey Dewt ns ripe and inert as can be; Sweet Native Cnataloupee from Pine Knob Orchards, S for tOc; Juicy Oranges, 9 dot. 49c; 96o

doz. Funeral Director

No. Motn St. ttUiiclieater ('sunflower are very reasonable, 18c. 8 for 93c: about the last of the Yellow Oirn and Lima Beane for Succotash this week. Com.

94c doz.; Umas, 3 qta. 19c. Beginning October h*

CApe Cod Cookies. 9 for 98e: Tasty Preah TOASTS—a ealted

cracker—I3c box. CUx Cookies, 17c a box. Metal _ ' Odd Lot Dishes Don't forget that the freabest coffee Is always the beet . • . and Meadowbrook Coffer at 97c lb. Is mighty good value . . . freah from Ventilators

the roastem every other day. 'This Bank Will Discontinue

We BUggest Birdseye Asparsgns . . . nsiially S9e, special SSc 10c to 25c

. . . 3 Inches of edible Asparagus Tips. 25c Migbty-lnteresllng and useful

Its Thuisday Evening Hours. bsrgaina here. Values 2Sc, to Mietal ventilators with-wood SOc. ^ u p dishes, plates, cups, frames. 8 inches high, adjust- s a u c e r s , vegetable dishes, This action is taken to conform to the practice of able to 33 Inches. (Basement.) others. (Basement.)

other banks in this vicinity and because of the small use Final Clearance! AH Our Summer

of the service during these hours. NOTICE

All Members of The Mancheiter Shoe

KEMP'8 Therefore, until further notice The Savings Bank Rebuilders Association Will Oose Their Inc.

Shops Wednesdays At 1 P. M. of Manchester will be open daily from 9 A. M. to 3 P. M.

Shoe Repair Shops that are open except Saturday from 9 A. M. to 12 Noon. Vz Price We Are Agente For Wednesday afternoons are operated by We don't wish to carry our remaining stock of Summer cot- tons ovnr until next year So we’re putting them out at just •Traitors” to the Association. ATLANTIC H-prIce. This Includes many Nelly Don and Hubrlte models.

Styles that are good for next season, for home wear this Winter, ' fferocene and Range Oil for late Fall. Not all slses: ^ .

THE SAVINGS BANK RUBBER HEELS 2Se VYe hav. o v ewe balk stettoo. ATTACHED $1.98 Grades, now______...... 99c

Range Bum ere and Supplies OF MANCHESTER $2.98 Grades, now...... $1.49

Manchester Shoe Rebnilders Association. A Hutual Savinge Renir $3.98 Grades, now .;. .7 ...... ;$1.99 PORTERFIELD

08 SproM Btzeet TeL 0384 I$5.98 G ra des, now...... $2.99 Not members el tbs CkMOber " M w ei.. Mal.al eavlas* Saak Caatral raaC ta » of Cotemeroa. Frocks—Second Floor.

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