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» ' ^ / • ^. bj O. S. Weathe NET PRESS BUN B artfo rd . AVEBAQB DAILY CIRCULATION for the Month of December, 1929. . state library—Gb«p* Snow tonight and Tnesday, pos> i Conn sibly changing to rain and rising 5 , 5 1 6 temperature. Memben of the Audit Barean of Circulation* _____ PRICK THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN'., MONDAY. JAJ^UARY 27, 1930. TWELVE PAGES (Classified Advertising on Page 10) VOL. XLIV., NO. 100. When Cupid Visited Hospital ASKS FOR CUT PLAN to COMPROMISE CONVICTS CONFESS INRATESON DETAILS OF ‘BREAK’ RAYONYARNS ON LIMITING FLEETS
TdllWwtiTe Hkkey H.wi^^|)3|NINDIA Senator Wheeler A p p d sj^ ^ ^ ^ PoltCe of BostO/l Great Britain Makes New for Reduction of Tariff to I i jrr i Gesture of Faith When It START TROUBLE Help Our Cotton Manu-i For Bears and Wolves Announces Cancellation : ATaATHERINGS of Construction of Her facturers—-His Appeal, i Boston, Jan. 27.—(AP.)—It seemsAsend the Algerian farmers a few the Algerian farmer is having hisTwolves, wild dogs, sled dogs, bears, pumas, wild boars and peccaries to Two Newest Cruisers; Hartford, Jan. 27.—(APT—Con-' D-J-p Tfialf* Fla? InStSad of Washington, Jan. 27.-*-(AP)—Ap troubles too, and could do with a eat up the grasshoppers which are fessions obtained from Roland G .; naiSC IDCir T ldg lUMCdU Ul pealing ior a reduction in the tariff bit of farm relief. Superintendent devouring the parsnips and turnips, on rayon raw materials and yarns. of Police Michael H. Crowley made or whatever it is Algerian farmers Italian Parity Prohlem Lalone, Leo Landry and Watson j grow? If such grasshopper destroy Moulthrope, fugitives from the Con- j National Banner and Free Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Mon- this discovery today after an inter-- . ' pre,ter translated a voluminous ap er's are unavailable, M. Bellanoq necticut state prison who were cap- | tana, asserted m the Senate today received by mail from one thinks some agoutis, hedgehogs, Still Remains Unsolved. tured in Florida and are to be tried , for All Fight Follows; Sev that British interests controlled pro Papis ~ Bellanoq, “ pensioned school marmots and goats might do. In for the murder of a Jacksonvill^de-, addition to the animals, M. Bel mys' duction in this coimtry. master of Media, Algeria, tective, have cleared up the “If there’s one schedule in this en Would the prefect of police of lanoq would have the prefect send London, Jan. 27.—(AP)—As the tery of their escape from the eral Persons Are Injured. tire bill that is going to take mil this such a wonderful city use his some tourists to aid his beloved Al naval powers moved toward com Wethersfield institution, it was The unique wedding ceremony, pictured above, was held in a Los geria. Angeles hospital because Dr. Violetta G. Shelton, woman plastic surgwn lions from the American farmer and good offices and wide influence to promise today on two of their most learned today. put it in the hapds of the greatest Warden Charles S. Reed, adimtted Bombay, India, Jan. 27.— (A P I - of Cincinnati, believes that weddings should never be postponed. Al troublesome problems—the physical though Dr. Shelton had suffered a broken spine in an auto accident, ^ d trust in the world it ic rayon,” he that Parole Officer George H. Brad Stirring scenes were enacted in var said. methods of limiting fleets and Italy’s ley. who with County Detective Ed- was held rigid in bed by surgical appliances, she insisted that her son Gil demand for parity with France— ious parts of India Sunday as Na- man, 19, and Ethel Raney, marry on the scheduled date. Left to nghlj The American Viscose Company, wLd J. Hickey questioned the trio chief rayon producer, is owned and Great Britain made- a new gesture in Florida, has notified him that the tionalist advocates the empire over 1 g^j.g £>j.. Shelton, in bed, the bride. Rev. J. H. Moore, officiating clergyman, LOCKED IN A BUNKHOUSE of faith in the naval conference suc controlled by London interests, he details of the prison break on tlm gathered to express their aspira- j and the groom. contlnufed, adding it had “piled up cess by announcing that construc morning of January 4 aje now tions for Indian independence. millions in profits” and had “paid tion of her two newest cruisers has known to him. The warden is await One hundred thousand assembled been cancelled. ing a full report from Mr. Bradley, tremendous dividends in cash and TEAMSTERS DIE IN FIRE for a monster mass meeting atj stock.” The British announcement coin he said. . Chowpathy Sands and passed an in-j cided with a meeting of the “Big Confessed All. Wheeler’s Request dependence resolution. A strong MITCHELL URGES SPEED Asking a rate of 35 per cent on Five” in Downing street at which County Detective Hickey admitted further progress was said to have to a representative of the Hartford Communists mill workers faction single and grouped rayon filaments, that clashed with Nationalists and in and single yams in place of rates in Two Men Burned to Death at SEARCHERS LOCATE been made toward a compromise on Times at Jacksonville today a tonnage plan designed to settle the “they (Lalone, Landry and Moul- free for all fighting several persons the bill ranging from 45 to 50 per were injured. IN TRANSFERRING UNITS cent Wheeler said: Lumber Camp; Door Brok perennial argument on this technical thrope) have told me There were other less violent “I’m not seeking this reduction in phase of naval limitation. about their escape." He said the ElELSON AIRPLANE Italian Parity three not only told him how scenes. At Ashram the little colony I the name only of the American con- of Mahatma Gandhi, venerable ad I sumer. I’m asking it also in the en In But Roof Caves In At the same time it was disclosed, tained the saws w^th that serious consideration was being filed the bar in the skylight J*® vocate of passive resistence to Brit Attorney General Opposes | JUMP INTO NETS {name of the cotton manufacturers. ! The cotton industry is in the dol given by several delegations to a one-story bakeshop am. ™ade their ish dominion, spent the day witn Bodies Not Found on First proposal that the Italian parity getaway, but also other details in fasting and spinning and at an eve drums. Burying the Men. “Practically all cotton manufac problem be met by a treaty declara connection with their escape. ning meeting in the presence of Putting District Attorneys- JQ £SCAPE FIRE tion in which all powers would join. Asked if the confessions Evolved their leader passed the resolution turers are hoping there will be a T r i p— Believed to Be reduction in the tariff because rayon Dalton, Mass., Jan. 27.—(AP) This would state that the sovereign any prisoner or official at the Con for independence. right of every nation to build an necticut prison, Mr. Hickey replied Under Civil Service; Cites is so necessary in their industry. George Porter, 55, and (Carles Free for All Fight. Scarcely one of them, however, has Buried in Deep Snow. adequate fleet was fully recognized, •T am not at liberty to disclose The meeting at Chowpathy Sands (Jurley, 38, teamsters at the W. B. but that the signatories voluntarily this.” Mrs. Willebrandt Opimon. Five Girl Students Leap from dared aisk a decrease as they are Ward Lumber Camp were burned to wa.3 in progress when a number of afraid of retaliation from this agree not to exceed a certain con Oimmunist nrill workers bearing a death today in a fire which de struction program between now hnd Jacksonville, Fla., Jan. 27.— powerful trust” \Seattle, Jan. 27.— (AP)—Half the red flag arrived and urged the audi Third Story in Newport; Asks Reconsideration stroyed a bunkhouse. L. F. Wil 1936. (AP )—Legal machinery of tne Washington, Jan. 27.— (AP)—At mystery of the disappearance, No The twin attack on two of the state of Florida was being set m ence to pull down the National Senator Jones, Republican, Wash liams, another employe, was se motion today against three CoMec- flag. A free for all fight ensued in torney General Mitchell today urged ington, announced in the Senate verely burned about the hands in vember 9, of Carl Eielson and Earl most difficult of the conference ticut convicts held here in connec which old shoes and sand were us3;l. the House expenditures committee Firemen Hurt. earlier that he would ask reconsid attempting to rescue them, Borland was solved today with dis problems, coinciding with the Brit ish cruiser cancellation announce tion with the slaying of a Jackson- One Communst finally succeeded in to expedite action on legislation to eration of the recent action in strik- i Porter and Curley were the only covery of their wrecked plane in an ' occupants of the bunkhouse. Wil ment, started the second week of the lille detective and the woundmg of climbing the flagpost and nailing on transfer the prohibition enforcemeri. icy lagoon, 90 miles southeast of the “Hammer and Sycle” banner. Newport, R. L, Jan. 26.—(API- (Continued on Page 2.) liams occupied another bunkhouse conference in an atmosphere of smil another. j unit from the Treasury to the Jus I^orth Cape, Siberia. The bodies of ing confidence. It was emphasized on The Duval county Grand Jury, or When the Communists left, volun Six students, five of them girls, of nearby and was awakened by the which Gilchrist B. Stockton, re screams of the two men and the the two aviators were not found in all hands, however, .that neither of teers from All Indian National Con tice Department. the compromise formulas has yet cently nominated as United St^es the Newport Business College, leap crackling of the burning house. the wreckage and the fact held a gress organization hauled down the Mitchell said he was in accord ed from-the third story ot the been accepted and that much re minister to Austria, is foreman, has red flag and tore it to shreds. The with the recommendation of Secre Only Door Locked. bare hope they may still be alive. been called to meet Weetaesday to Coggeshall building into a fireman’s WARMER WEATHER Hurrying to the building, clothed mained to be done even if these two crowds dispersed, leaving behind a tary Mellon before the committee The note of optimism was ex obstacles should be overcome. make its investigation of the kill scene littered with thousands • ot PTidors^d i '^®®“ only in his sleeping garments. WU- tremely faint however, as experi favoring the transfer and ®° ped in the building by a fire whlcn liams found it enveloped in Uames Tonnage Measurement ing. Roland handbills, odd shoes, sticks and the Williamson bill to effect tills enced fliers said they believed the The three con-victs are caused damage estimated at $100,r N0WONTHEWAY and the only door locked ^ m the plane struck with such force as to The tonnage measurement plan Lalone, Watson Moulthrope and I^o I cap-. change. 000. Sixteen other students and inside. Hurling himself at the door which was discussed for more than Attorneys in -the Treasury De kill the aviators and throw them two hours at the Downing street Landry, accused of killing Detec three instructors were taken from he succeeded, after many attempts, from the ship. It was pointed out tive W. D. Smith and woun^ng partment connected ‘“th the Prohi the building over ladders. in opening it. Porter was s p alive session, had been under study even tUst snow might have concealed the before the conference began, but the Detective Willie Jones in a gua bat bition Unit would be transferred to Firemen Injured. but as Williams was about to r^ch bot(ies from pilots Joe Crosson and tle here January 17. FRENCH LINE AIDS the Justice Department along with Three firemen were injured. One Weather Bureau Predicts for him the roof caved in covering Harold Gillam, who found the proposal to straighten out the Moulthrope last night momentar the agents in order to carry on his prostrate body with burning em Franco-Italian question apparently of them Charles Eldridge,' had a wreck Saturday. developed overnight. This latter idea ily broke the silence he has main prosecutions, Mitchell said. remarkable escape from death af bers WiUiams’ hands were burned Hop off Again. tained since being brought here He opposed putting the prohibi Snow Will Turn Into Rain in his repeated efforts to break has not yet been reduced to writing, IN ENFORCING LAW ter he fell two stories into a water- Crosson and Gillam took off and it is not known whether it will from Pensacola, where he was cap tion unit attorneys under civil serv filled elevator well in the cellar ot down the door and he suffered from ag;ain yesterday from the fur trad tured with Lalone. ice, and said they would be absorb- Here Before Nightfall. the severe weather. , ing ship Nanuk, ice-bound at North be fully acceptable to Mussglini’s Moulthrope’s Statement the building. The water, rushing government, although first reactions I ed in the 'office of the justice de- from the cellar to the street Little was known of Pqrter and Cape, for the scene of the wreck, “If I told you what happened Curley at the camp. They came appeared hopeful. Hires Its Own Detectives to partment on an equal basis with through a sidewalk grating carried Eielson and Borland were attempt As it stood in tentative form, the that night of the murder, I might those already in service. here about two months ago. ing a flight from Alaska to the as well tell you to turn Eldridge to the grating where New York, Jan. 27.—(AP)—Ex suggestion was that the five chief iuice ” Police Inspector E. L. Acos Many things under the bill, the firemen pulled him out. He was tak treme cold, which for several days Nanuk when they crashed. They naval powers join in a declaration, attorney general said would have to en to a hospital in a serious condi has visited the North Atlantic sea had removed one load of passengers ta quoted him as saying. The elec Prevent Bootlegging on and furs and were returning for a perhaps in the preamble of a limita tric^ chair is used in Flonda for be worked out as administrative tion. The other firemen had minor board and v/hich early today caused tion treaty, saying that the sover problems. two deaths in Rhode Island, showed SAYS SEN. MOSES qecond. eign privilege of possessing a navy injuries. Use Dog Teams. *^^Moulthrope had just Its Ships Docking Here. Schafer’s Suggestion. Caused by Burner. signs of departure today. of any size could not be abridged Through New England, New York ^ o g teams proceeded the plane fronted with W R^ L Representative Schafer, Republi The fire was believed to have been and will join in a search for the except voluntarily. This, in effect, ville man, who had been held as a caused by an oil burner in the base state, and New Jersey a light snow AIDED DYE TRUST would do away with any fixed ratio can Wisconsin asked, “why not put, began to fall today, and higher missing fliers. The condition of the material witness. ^n^s New York, Jan. 27—(AP)— The all United States attorneys under j ment. It rapidly worked its w iy understanding such as was laid thrope traded two diamond rings temperatures were generally pre plane, Crosson said, indicated both Evening World today said that the the civil service?” up the elevator shaft to the fourth its occupants were killed in the down in the Washington treaty. stolen here to Hunt for a Pistol. recent dismissal of three Customs floor, spreading out on all floors. dicted for tonight. In New Jersey- 'Then, in the body of the treaty, each Hunt said Moulthrope ^ d anoth Mitchell replied that the question and in southern New York state, the guards because of their failure last The first floor of the building was able in the short time available to power would stipulate the outside er man, he beUeved to be Lalone was not pertinent to the matter un- Weather Bureaus prophesied that President of Chemical Foun- I limits on its building needs between September to apprehend Dooueg- discussion but added his depart occupied by stores, second floor oy fUM any trace of the bodies. came to his house after the a b a t gers who were smuggling liquor the snow would have turned to rain now and the conference of 1936, ing and said they had been in a gun ment felt that attorneys used for offices and a jewelry store and the by nightfall. One wing of the Eielson-Borland ashore from the liner DeGrasse, has third floor by the business .college. dation Charges Conspira plane was crumpled in landing while when the whole situation is expect brought out the fact that the the special work should not be plac Low Temperatures. ed to come under review again in (Continued on Page Three.) ed under civil service. The fourth floor was xmoccupied. The lowest temperatures report French line has spent $35,000 in the (Continued on Page 2.) conformity with the agreement past 18 months for private detec Sthafer, a Wet, remarked that The building is located at the comer ed last night were from Oxford cy in New Tariff Schedules reached at Washington. tives in an effort to stop bootlegging Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, of Washington Square and, Thames coimty, Maine, where unofficial read Whether application of this gen- from its ships. former .assistant attorney general, street. The Newport National bank ings showed 28 degrees below zero. ersd formula to the Italian situation The Customs guards, John E. had written that one reason for fail building next door was threatened Whltefleld, N. H., officially reported would be supplemented by a security CHICAGO IS FACING ure of the enforcement of the dry when the blaze was at its height but 22 below, Woodville, N. H., 18 be New York, Jan. 27.—(AP) ^ r ^ - Lentz, Daniel L. Beston, and Ed cis P- Garvan, president of the GIRL BANDIT GETS pact covering the Mediterranean, as ward J. Grogan, were on the civil law was the “spoils system” used in firemen succeeded in preventing any low, and several places in Vermont has been suggested b> France, re from 9 to 16 below. It was 8 below Chemical Foundation, in a state^, e m pt y coal b in s service list. Their dismissal was appointing district attorneys. serious damage , to that building. ment pubUshed today charged that mains for future determination. A announced last Friday by Phillip Representative Cochran, .Demo in Providence, R. I. a conspiracy by German chemical $10,000 IN JEWERY spokesman for the American dele Elting, collector of the port, the crat, Missouri, asked Mitchell to AUTOISTS EXONERATED Temperatures in New York City gation said today there had been no were higher, the minimum being 17 interests to influence United States reason assigned being that they gfive him assurance that Dry agents tariff schedules had been aided by < ------discussion whether the United were guilty of dereliction of duty, would not use Federal Court sub Bridgeport, Jan. 27.— (AP) — above, but the cold was damp and Senator George Moses of New States would be willing to join such Owes Nearly Half Million for in that they had permitted liquor poenas on large industrial concerns Charles E. Kellogg of Norwalk was raw. Hampshire, Otto H. Kahn and a pact in a consultive capacity. to be landed from the DeGrasse to obtain information. He charged absolved of criminal responsibility in Two Deaths. Leads Two Men Into Jewel Long Conference. without inspection. that Dry agents had summoned offi the death of August (Joebeldringer Near Providfoce early today, Al The statement was issued wita Today’s Downing street meeting Heating Schools; Asks for Have Detectives 68 of Norwalk, killed by Kellogg’s bert H. Brown, 59, a passenger copies of a deposition wWch he of the big five was tlie longest yet The Evening world said that the cials of the American Can Company ry Store and Bmd am and the Corn Products Company, car, Jan. 16, in a finding handed brakeman on the New Haven rail made for use in the suit brought held. The delegation heads dis French line, in its efforts to stop down by Coroner J. J. Phelan here road, collapsed while returning to cussed a derailed pi'oposal for the bootlegging from its ships had sta from St. Louis to Springfield, 111., against him as former ^aUen prop More Credit. today. the train after he had run back to erty custodian, charging that he conference program with the ton tioned a detective at every gang with Federal Court subpoenas. protect the rear end from the possi Gag the Proprietor. nage measurement question upper plank on every ship that has arrived Mitchell said that he did not be and others tried to defraud the 'TREASURY BALANCE ble approach of another train. And government of $5,553,546 in the war most. The compromise plan would in New York, with orders to stay lieve in considering questions during •4 in Providence, Oscar R. Boenne, 66, lay down limitations for each speci Chicago, Jan. 27 — the formulation of legislation of the time disposition of the assets of tae Dwindling coal bins in the public there from the time the gangplank Washington, D. C., Jan. 27.—(AP) died In an automobile enroute to his Buffalo, N. Y., Jan. 27.—The fic class of warshipv but would de is lowered until the ship is searched character before the committee. He Bosch Magneto' co m p ly , ^ e suit schools kindled interest anew today —^Treasury receipts, Jan. 24, were business. Both deaths were at was dismissed in a Feder^ Court in blonde-haired girl bandit, principal fer to French views by allowing a by the Customs squad. explained he did not plan to make tributed by physicians to heart at certain percentage of total tonnage in Chicago’s empty money he.gs. promises of what he was going to $5,907,517.53; expenditure^ $4,522,- Boston Saturday where the deposi- figure in several robberies in Buf As some city officials frowned .on A report from each of these de 266.31; balances $103,592,335.90. tacks brought on by the severe cold. to be diverted from one class to tectives is submitted to the line do, but added: "We do the best we Sion is on file. . falo recently, led two young gun another. the rescue pool of $20,000,000 pledg can under the law.” He said in his statement that ed to Silas H. Strawn, head of the every day, these reports are I men today into the jewelry store of Annoimcement of csmcellation of examined and if anything is disclos “The Department of Justice i during ten years he had “assembled citizen committee, H. Wallace Cald- evidence of the German penetration David Glickstein on Broadway, work on the British cruisers Survey ed that calls for action, it is im stands for law enforcement.” and Northumberland was made by well, president of the board of mediately taken up with the Cus Mitchell said. of American industry, involving bound and gagged Glickstein and cation, prepared to ask the board s cabinet officers of the Harding re the Admiralty without explanation. coal dealers to continue deliveries toms house. Similarly, the Customs Pledge Of Abstinence Over 6,700 Residents Blind escaped with gems valued at $10,- These are the two ^hips on which authorities inform the French line gime and Senator Moses of New of coal despite the lack of cash and Representative Stone, Republican, Hampshire as allies pf the German 000. Prime Minister MacDonald su.s- a present unpaid coal bill of $480,- when any of the men on its steam Oklahoma, asked Mitchell if district pended work shortly before his visit ers are caught violating the law, interests in their attempt to regain Description of the girl given by attorneys should not be asked to In Turkish Village of 7,000 control of the American situation. Glickstein to police tallied with to the United States last year. ’The There will be a respite until Wed The dismiss^d of three Customs take a pledge of total abstinence. that of the young woman who absence of official comment on to nesday. On that day Strawn will Guards resulted from an affidavit The attorney general said he recent wielded a revolver in other holdups day’s announcement was taken as from a detective that on September 27.—^Adiyaman’s squalid dung-thatched MOSES’ COMMENT confer with the city finance commit ly wrote a letter on that subject, Adiyaman, Turkey, Jan. Washington, Jan. 27.—(AP) — here, in one of which she exchanged further evidence of Great Britain’s tee relative to setting in motion the 24 last he saw about 25 bootleggers which he would submit to the com huts and dust-polluted alleys, faith that some agreement would be going down the gangplank of the (AP.)—Now that comm\mications Taking note of a charge by Francis shots with a Seneca street pawn financial pool pledged to aid the city mittee, but he declined to discuss squalid dusty human beings crawl p. Garvan, former alien property broker. She was believed to have reached during the present negotia governments. DeGrasse, each shouldering one or the matter before the group. have been opened partially in Tur like animals without eyes. been woimded in that encoimter. tions. two bags of liquor. The affidavit tltterly disregarded by the old re custodian, that he, had-sought to Must Reduce Expenses In answer to questions by Schafer, key’s long-isolaj:ed turbulent east- assist the German chemical and dye Were Foreigners The Surrey and Northumberland Originally set at $50,000,000 the said the man went to one of the the attorney. general_ said he believ ern provinces, travelers are bring- gime of the sultans, the village has Glickstein said she spoke;with a were to have been 10,000-ton ves Customs Guards on duty at the for centuries been without a school industry. Senator Moses. Republi pool has $20,000,000 in pledges from ed the proposed bill would give the jng to the world news of the exlst- can of New Hampshire remarked marked accent, and her male com sels. The Inference was that Great business, industrial and railroad in time and asked why he was doing Justice Department adequate au-' ence of a hidden and dreadfxfi vil or hospital. Without solace or help panions were apparently foreign Britain saw the way to an agree nothing to stop the bootleggers. He its peasant population, Stricken t.od£LV • terests to be used in loans on tax thority to investigate the diversion lage: Adiyaman, the Village of the “Mr. Garvan is evid^tly a very ers. He described her eis about 20 ment whereby she will need onlv anticipation warrants. No money said the man turned his back and generation after generation bj\ uni her present steeng^th in this largest of industrial alcohol under Treasury Blind., sick man.” years of age and a blonde. She took v/ill be loaned any of tfce govern that two other guards were seen Department permits for illegal pur In the dusty, sandy district of versal trachoma, has made its liv charge of the entire robbery, he class of cruisers, leaving the re with no better results. The affida ing painfully and half blindly ments, Strawn asserted, unless co poses. Hisnimansour, not far from the CHARGED WITH ATJTO t HEFT said, giving her orders sharply and mainder of her total tonnage to be operation is pledged to reduce oper vit said that one of the Guards The measure provides for the city of Malatia, lies this villi^e of through farming and herding. rapidly. The trio made their escape put into small ships. ’Hie under showed him some cash and said: Five times a day, year after year, Bridgeport. Jan. ating expenses to a minimum. And supervision of industrial alcohol and Adiyaman, of whqse 7,000 Inhabit NicholM Dundee, 19. of Springflel^ in a motor car. standing has been that in parity the committee has reserved the Shows Him Money narcotics to remain under the ants 6,791 are wholly or partially this derelict population has filled ’The loot, consisting of 102 dia discussions with the United States.. “This is what I got, why don’t the ravSes of the village mosque to )pray to Allah. Mass., and PhUip- Mimont, 19. and right to indicate for what purpose Treasury. sightless through I Leo Selone, 19. both of New Haven mond rings, 2Q watches and $45 in the British indicated they preferred the money shall be spent. you get yours?” ’Their prayers have not mentioned to build cruisers of about 4,300 tons The detective reported to his of Mitchell asserted his department trachoma. were arraigjned in City Court charg curr^cy taken from the safe, was 'Wliile Mayor William Hale would have all the power needed to It is a village without soimd ex their affliction, for according to the by far the largest hatd the girl rather than the bigger type as re 'Thompson still was at loggerseads fice, was told that if he couldn’t«ob- Moslem faith, complaints arouse ed with stealing an automobile. placements. tain co-operation of the Customs investigate law violations through cept for the tap, tap of hundreds of They were arrested ’Thursday in has yet made. Glickstein figured with the Strawn plan for relief. alcohol diversion. esmes on cobbled roads as the popu the wrath of destiny. The prayers that the retail value of the gems The only available British com- Chairman John S. C3ark of the Guards he had better not tackle the of even;yc« the most wretched ...» ...... follow-. Laurel, Md., riding in an automobile situation singlehanded, but to find Mitchell said the bill did not con- lation gropes its way through a ers of Islam thank Allah for what which had been stolen in this city Wo\tld be nearer $20,000 than $10,- Council Finance committee said he ghostly life from blind childhood to poo. (OoDtinaea on Pass 8X believed the council would pledge 1 blind old age and death.'Through they have, lest worse Jjefall. Tuesday night*. ~ * the requested cooperation. (Condnaed on Page 8.), 'Continued on Page 20.
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NEWSPAPER CIRCULATOR “ to “ ?u?dJ'5|T0 INSTALL VERPLANCK In Another Parish ' K E.IX his home. 1 Local Stocks !i OBITUARY Mr. Spencer was a member of the i 0 . E. S. GRAND PATRON re }foi4 can\n a jford to Ituy f^odci Jarritiart INJURED AT WAPPING Second Congregational church and dot. of Manchester Lodge of Masons. (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. MBS. SARAH McILVAXE. Local Man to Be Seated at Arthur J. Manley, Local Cour- Mrs. Sarah Mcllvape, 43 years Grand Court in Hartford 1 P. M. Stocks. DEATHS old, died yesterday at the home of ant Representative, Figures • This Week Wednesday. Bank Stocks. her sister, Mrs. William J. Craw ______1 Bid Asked In Collision. ford at 36 Hamlin street. Her mother and husband survive. She F. A. Verplank, past worshipful I master of Manchester Lodge 1 ^ity Automobiles owned by Arthur J. had been ill for a long time. Manley, local circulation manager FRANK F- SPENCER of Masons, and prominent in East- j Cap^ Nat^ B&T ...... 370 400 Mrs. Mcllvane was bom in Man ern Star work, will be installed as : Conn. River ...... 425 for the Hartford Courant and one , chester and had lived here all of driven by William Gillett of Strong | Grand Patron of the State of Con- | HUd ■;; «» 146 her life. Her husband is David Mc 245 avenue, Springfield, Mass., figured j llvane and her mother, Mrs. Sarah in a collision on the Wapping road | PASSES SUDDENLY j Land Mtg and Title . — 60 I Lewde. There are two other sis-1 Mutual B & T ...... — 240 last evening. Manley’s car shot i ------j ters, Mrs. Eleanor CoUings and M rs.' down a steep embankment, striking } do, vtc ...... — 240 a wire fence and he was thrown i 1 n 1 rk • : Lillian McCabe and four brothers, New Brit T r u s t ...... — 200 PrnminPIlF Nnrtn Knn R e s i-1 Assessor Thomas j . Lewis, WilUam. 650 through the automobile door into a rroiniiieui im u i luu Jvcai , ^e^g of Riverside Trust ...... — lot, sustaining injuries to his side j West Htfd Trust...... 350 from the hip down and a possible j Manchester. Bonds. The funeral will be held at the broken toe. | dent Dies Saturday as Htfd & Conn West . . . 95 Manley, driving east, had passed i Crawfor.d home at 2 o’clock tomor East Conn Pow 5s . . . 100 103 row afternoon with services at St. Conn L P 7s ...... 116 118 the Wapping post office and was j Mary’s Episcopal church at 2:30. about two hundred feet to the west 1 Heart Fails. Conn L P 5V^s ...... 105 108 Rev. J. Stuart Neill will officiate as of it when he saw the other car ap- ! Conn L P 4V^s ... 98 100 proaching. In an endeavor, he said sisted by Rev. Alfred Clark. Burial Htfd Hyd 5s ...... 10? 105 , , , j will be in the East cemetery. Insurance Stocks this morning, to prevent a head-on Frank F. Spencer, one of Man collision he pulled to the right off xAetna Casualty...... 130 { Rev. David Kelly. chester’s most widely known citi Mrs. Sarah Gordon., Aetna Insurance ...... 595 the road, but was struck by the Mrs. Sarah (McClellan) Gordon, ; Rev. David Kelly, who acted as Springfield car. zens, died suddenly early Saturday , do, $10 par ...... 59 his home, 317 North i aged 72. died suddenly at her h^^^ Aetna Life ...... 86 ; assistant at St. Mary’s church here In the car driven by the Spring- evening at ms xiuu.c. ox. ..., charter Oak street last night. j for eight months during 1923 has field man were two Manchester x Automobile ...... 38^/2 Main street, shortly after returning j being due to heart disease, just been appointed rector at Done girls, sisters, and one of them was Conn. G eneral...... 128 from a walk. He was in his sixty- j gbe had been in good'health appar somewhat hurt. Manley tried to se xxHtfd Fire $10 par . 69 gal. Rev. Kelly was well known nere for the short time he served as cure help from the Wapping police, sixth year. ently and was very active for her do, rts ...... 11% but was delayed and telephoned to Mr. Spencer had apparently been age. Death came at 6:45 last eve- ; Htfd Stm Boil. $10 par 58 assistant to Rev. J. Stuart Neill. His many friends have kept in close the state police, but Sheriff C. V. i robust health, though somewhat ning. ! National F ire ...... 66 Mrs. Gordon was bora in Glaston-1 ' Phoenix Fire ...... 74 touch \vith him and his work in I Must Be Going'-Is foS“S a rro?'tn r I snbject to alight attacks of inihgea. bury and moved to Manchester j xTravelers ...... 1385 Ireland. Manley returned to Manchester and i tion. On Saturday he spoke of not when a young girl, residing here the j I Public Dtmty Stocks. remainder of her life. She leaves , was attended by Dr. Edwin Higgins. I ------— ------Conn. Elec Svc ...... 85 Stand Brands ...... 27 V | the attitude toward her husband, William Gordon, two 2 Gillette, who was injured, was plac-1 IxxConn. Power ...... 78 St Gas and El ...... 117 sons, John and Andrew, a daughter, F. A. Verplanck ed under arrest by Sheriff Benjamin ! do, pfd ...... 114 S O Cal ...... 60 Mrs. A. W. Steinberg, two grand charged with violation of the rules necticut^^at the grand court to be j do, rts ...... 17Va SONJ...... 6 3'i Makeshift Hometurnishings of the road. children, and three sisters, Mrs. held at Foot Guard hall, Hartford, xHartford Elec Lgt .. 85 Agnes Risley of Manchester, Mrs. S O N Y ...... 321^ This morning Manley was com Wednesday and Thursday of this | xdo, vtc ...... <8 Albert Chappell of Springfield, and Stew War ...... 41 Ts pelled to give up his work and to re week. Considerable local interest is j Greenwich W&G, pfd. — Studebaker ...... 44 turn to his parent’s home in Hart Mrs. Sue Reed of Pasadena, Cal. taken in the coming session because , Hartford Gas 70 The funeral will be held at 2 Texas Corp ...... 54% ford. The car he was driving was of this fact, and because of the ' ! do, pfd ...... 45 o’clock Wednesday and Rev. J. S. Tex Gulf Sulph ...... 60 badly wrecked. The Springfield car other local people who will have a xS N E T C o ...... 175 r e friends reluctant in being Neill of St. Mary’s Episcopal church Tim Det A xle ...... 15% was not bady damaged. part in the proceedings. Manufacturing Stocks. will officiate. Burial will be in the Transcon Oil ...... 0 ’4 entertained at your house? Per-, Mrs Jessie L. Winterbottom, past Acme V 'ir e ...... 43 Union C a r b ...... 84 liaps you have often wondered East cemetery. matron of Temple Chapter, O. E. S. xAm Hardware ...... 61 A Unit Aircraft ...... 51 PLAN TO COMPROMISE of this town, has been chosen by the Amer Hosiery ...... 29 why. Just glance about and be frank Mrs. Charity E. Edgerton. Unit Corp ...... • 34 retiring grand matron, Mrs. Abby American Silver ...... 20 Unit Gas and I m p ...... 37% v. ith yourself. Are the furnishings up- Mrs. Charity E. Edgerton, . 77, Bergman, as one of the aides. Fred xArrow H&H, com . . . 40 widow ,of Austin L. Edgerton of 655 U S Freight...... • 96 to-date and inviting— or to the con ON LIMITING FLEETS C. Tilden, past worthy patron of xdo, pfd ...... 100 I U S Realty and I m p ...... 65 North Main street, where she has trary? No doubt here is the answer, Temple Chapter is a member of the Automatic Refrig ----- 4 U S Rubber ...... 261 i made her home with ner son, Edgar 82 for no one wants to sit and chat among (Continued From Page One) general committee in charge of the Bigelow Sanford com . 78 U S Steel ...... 179% F. Edgerton, died Saturday. She program. A number of Manchester do, pfd ...... 100 Util Pow and Lt A ...... 33% makeshift homefurnishings for which was born in Ledyard, but speot ment was from the spokesman of people affiliated with the Masonic Billings and Spencer .. 5 War Piet ...... 52 V, you must everlastingly apologise. most of her life in Tolland, moving the British delegation, who said the lodges are planning to attend. Bristol Brass ...... 23 Westing Air ...... 4674 cancellation indicated a very hearty to Rockville and living in that cUy do, pfd ...... 90 West El and Mfg ...... 154 1930 marks the beginning of a new for fifteen years. She came to Man Collins Co ...... 105 115 hope that the conference will do Woolworth ...... 68% decade— a significant time to refurnish. something. 'Work on these ships chester last fall and has made her MARCHINEK, ENDEES’ Case, Lockwood & B . 525 Yellow Truck ...... 15% never had actually been started. home with her son since that time. Colt’s Firearms ...... 26 So why not do it now. You can get the It was pointed out in other Her death was due to pneumonia. things your home needs without a worry quarters that recent cruiser discus The funeral will be held Tuesday CENTER, ON REC TEAM I Fafnir Bearings ..... 70 AUTHORITY ON ANTIQUES over the cost by selecting them at Fuller Brush, Class A . — sions indicated the British were afternoon at 1 o’clock at the hon e Keith’s. Our prices are always lowest much interested in the Japanese, of her son and burial will be in lo i- do, Class AA ...... — Hart & Cooley ...... 135 and our liberal club terms allow you up as well as American cruiser pro Frank F. Spencer. land, Rev. Allen Gates, formerly oi Holyoke Star Secured in Place IN WATKINS LECTURES grams, particularly in view of ■Vernon Center, but at present sta Hartmann Tob. com .. 15 to a year to pay for whatever you feeling as well as usual and in the of Roy Norris Who Is Cn In Japan’s demand for a seven to ten tioned at. East Haddam, will offi do, 1st pfd ...... — select. cruiser status. The Admiralty’s afternoon went for a long walk in jured List. Inter Silver...... 108 Henry W. Er'ving of Hartford j company with Samuel J. Ball, dur ciate. In addition to her son she is cancellation order therefore was survived by a brother, who lives in .xLanders, Frary & Clk 66% to Be Speaker in Series To taken as possible evidence that the ing which he indicated more or less It was announced this afternoon Mann & Bow. Class A 14 distress which he attributed to the Massachusetts and two sisters. morrow Night. British are confident Japan’s de that Ray Marchinek of Holyoke who do, Class B ...... 7 digestive trouble. He returned home mands will be met satisfactorily on played center for the Bristol Endees New Brit. Mch. com . 27 Attendants at the sixth lecture of a basis which would not give her a little before six, still feeling ill, when the state champions were here North & Judd ...... 20 but made light of his discomfort and the Watkins Brothers Lecture and greater power in large cruisers than KENYON’ S STABLES a week ago, wi” be at the same post Niles Bern Pond ...... 35 refused to have a physician called. Great Britain already possesses. for the Rec Five tomorrow evening Peck. Stow and Wilcox 10 Concert course, to *be held in the A few minutes later he lay down store auditorium tomorrow night Reports that the United States AUCTIONED TODAY against the St. Michaels of New Russell Mfg Co ...... 75 and joined forces with Japan in her and presently told Mrs. Spencer and Scovill ...... 58 beginning at 8:15 will have the their son, William W., wh' had just Haven in the Rec gym. demand for more cruisers were Marchinek’s services were obtain Smythe Mfg Co ...... — privilege of listening to one of arrived for the week-end, that he Americans ablest, living authorities denied at the American delegation ed when it was definitely learned Seth Thom Co. com .. 30 felt better and would be able to eat headquarters. It is understood Hillstown Man Faces Ruin. Be that Roy Norris, regular center, do, pfd ...... • 24 on Colonial furniture in Henry W. his supper. Almost immediately Erving of Prospect Ave.. Hartford, thus far no formal discussions of cause of Sharp Practices of would not be available for the con Standard Screw ...... 115 this subject have been held, but the thereafter, however, he collapsed Stanley W orks ...... 42 vice president of the Connecticut and when Dr. H. H. Boyd arrived Partner Smith. test. Norris is on the injured list British and Japanese delegations with a severe bone bruise on the Taylor & Fenn ...... 115 River Banking Co. Mr. Erving has made an appointment to meet each within a few minutes, he was dead. Torrington ...... 63 stored a mass of priceless informa R. M. Reid and Son this after bottom of his right foot. He tried to other this afternoon. The British The funeral will be held at the play a few minutes in the Bristol 'Underwood ...... HI tion during his long life, since his also had an appointment during the home on North Main street on noon holding an auction of horses, Union Mfg Co early days of antique furniture col Wednesday afternoon promptly at 2 cows and other animals owned by game but was unable to be of any day for a joint meeting with the value to his team. U S Envelope, com ... 190 lections in the rural sections of the Ttade In yout old fmnitute French and Italians. o’clock. Rev. F. C. Allen, pastor of George Kenyon of Hillstown, tobac do, pfd ...... I l l state through the medium of the The Big Five meeting this morn the Second Congregational church co grower and partner in the Smith- ■Veeder Root ...... 38 horse and wagon. tor new on special tein^ ing did not finally complete the and Rev. Laurence Barber, former Kenyon brokerage concern of which Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — Since his boyhood days, Mr. Ery- agenda, but did decide that the pastor of that church will conduct James Smith, the senior partner X—Ex-dividend. ing has been intensely interested in the services. disappeared when it became evident ABOUT TOWN the collection of the rarest and most during fanuaty question of tonnage measurement.s ^ X X —Ex-rights. be taken up first at the next session Frank F. Spencer was born Sep that there had been a serious mis valuable antiques and at his home appropriation of the funds of the of the full conference. tember 30, 1864, the son of Dwight Miss Emma Browski, a teacher on Prospect avenue, Hartford, has a 1 It is to your advantage to sel^t the thin^ and May White Spencer, whose concern, resulting in a state investi in the Ninth School District previ truly remarkable collection, com It also was decided to let the -1 your home needs during January for it is Trade-in other subjects come up in the al home was on Woodbridge street, and gation. ous to her accident last July in parable in size and catalogued : lived in Manchester all his life. He As a result of the investigation Wapping and who has been an in N. Y. Stocks equally as well as many of the lead- | Month at Keith’s and we are making a special- phabetical order of the countries and the subsequent disappearance proposing them. This means tn^t attended the public schools and mate of the Manchester Memorial j _____ ing museums, in the larger cities.' allowance on your old furniture. No matter what while still not more than 12 years of Smith with a reported total of hospital since that time, was dis-1 Although he has been much sought France will be able to place her old and yet a schoolboy assisted his $100,000 in funds of the concern, you want to trade we will gladly appraise it and compromise “global” tonnage pro charged Saturday and taken to her corp ...... 26 after because of his qualifications as father in the latter’s coal and team Kenyon’s property was attached by home on Fern street. Her injuries Am Bosch Mag ...... 43% a judge of early American antiques, credit this allowance on your new furniture. Or posal before the conference before ing business. He became an ex the Hartford Trust Company, re were such that it wi t be many ...... 129% if you wish we will gladly make suggestions on Italy can present the somewhat dif tomorrow night’s lecture will be his pert teamster and acquired a love ceivers appointed by the Hartford months, at least, before she can p o w ...... 941/2 second appearance before any audi ferent plan she favors. new pieces to tone up your rooms without replac of horses that remained always one County Superior Court. again resume her duties as a school interaat ...... 40 V4 ence speaking on this interesting During the afternoon it was an ing the old. of his marked characteristics. On Previous to his association with teacher. | Am Pow and Lt ...... 85 nounced that because of the length Smith in the now-defunct broker subject. leaving school he entered the employ ------„ 'A m Rad Stand San ...... 34% Through his intensive study of the age house he was interested in of the morning session, the British of Fitch & Drake, who for many The Manchester Plumbing & Sup- mui ...... 89% subject, a hobby for over 50 years, and Japanese conference scheduled years conducted a large general breeding race horses and blooded ply Company and Blish Hardware cattle ^ d this stable goes under tbe Am Smelt ,...... 73% Mr. Erving is much in demand by for today had been abandoned. merchandising business on North Company have each offered a pair of Am S u g a r ...... 63 museums and noted collectors to Main street near , Depot Square. hammer today. shoe skates to winners at the ice Am Tel and Tel ...... 225% pass judgment oh questionable After some years association with At an advanced age the local carnival at Center Springs Pond partner faces absolute ruin with his Am Water Wks ...... 94 antiques. Scarcely a book on antique POUSH CHURCH MEMBERS ! this concern he embarked in the tea February 9. Frank Wallett is busy Anaconda ...... 74% furniture has been published in the and coffee business as the local extensive holdings barely adequate arranging the schedule of events. to cover the losses sustained Atl Ref ...... 38% last twenty-five years without illus Among other attractions will be the B and ...... H 7 ,4 trating some pieces from his exten HOLD ANNUAL BANQUET ! ing an extensive trade in Manches through the machinations of his appearance of a junior hockey team sharper companion. Later advices Bendix Aviat ...... 38 % sive collection. Amateur collectors ter and surrounding towns and hav from the Berkshire Industrial Farm Beth S te e l...... 101% and connoisseurs of periodic furni ing several employes who covered show that Smith has served time The first annual banquet of the for similar stock schemes. in Canaan, N. Y., under the direc Burr Add M ch ...... 46 ture will find in Mr. Erving’s lecture various routes. After more than tion of James H. Dowd of Manches Can Pac ...... 199% an accurate and latimate knowledge Polish National Catholic church was twenty years of this he retired held Sunday at the Polish Hall, ter. Cerro De Pasco ...... • 62% of the early furniture designs and about fifteen years ago and had not Chic Mil StP and P p f ...... 43 values. •North street. The banquet was a been actively engaged in business UNUSUAL PROGRAM AS great success. A horse attached to a business Chic and N orthw est...... 87 since. wagon was having his troubles Chrysler .. *...... 36% Before dinner was served there On April 26, 1892, Mr. Spencer was a short entertainment. Charlie FATHERS, SONS DINE negotiating the small grade on Colum Gas and E l ...... 82 FRENCH LINE AIDS and Miss Mary A. Parker, daughter North street near the intersection of Colum. Graph ...... 28% Gryzbowski of Hartford played one- of John D. and Jane Keeney Parker act as Indian, Estella Gryzbowski North Main and North streets this Comwlth Inv Tr ...... 42% of Warehouse Point, who was then morning. On the way down the Comwlth and S o u ...... 15 IN ENFORCING LAW and Helen Krucincz also of Hart living in Manchester, were married. Highland Park Dads and Boys ford bad short conversations and Hold Successful Affair Sat street the horse slipped from one Consol Gas ...... 107% They had two sons, Dwight P., now side of the street to the other, mak Con tin Can ...... 56% songs were sung by school children a representative in Chicago of the urday Night. (Continued from Page 1.) which the people enjoyed very much. ing a very dangerous and risky pro Cora Prod ...... 95 New Haven manufacturing firm of gress evidently due to worn shoes. Curtiss Wright ...... 7% During dinner music was played Sargeant & Co., and William W., Any banquet with 1^8 diners and the Customs roundsman. He said and speeches w'ere given by presi Officer Rudolph Wirtalla, noticing Dupont De Nem ...... 119 who is in business in Springfield, a roster of fine speakers is bound the condition of the shoes, exacted Elec Pow and L t ...... 57% that by the time he had located the dent of the church, F. Abremski and Mass. Mr. Spencer’s only sister also to prove successful and so the an roundsman the removal of the liq by Mrs. L. Rubacha, president of the a promise from the driver that the Erie ...... 5874 survives him. She is Mrs. William nual Father and Son banquet of matter of re-sharpening would be Gen Elec ...... 260% uor from the ship had been com Ladies’ society. Hamlin Childs of New York, whose the Highland Park Community attended to. Gen Foods ...... 51% pleted. Dancing followed until late in the husband was a widely known finan Club held Saturday night, with When the report reached the svening. Gen Gas and El A ...... 70% cier. She was in the south when both these requirements turned out Letters received from Albert Gen M o to rs...... 41% French line a conference was held Mr. Spencer died. to be a decided success. Roberts, who left the Manchester Gold Dust ...... 44% between Customs and French line CONVICTS CONFESS Apart from some seasonal so Following the roast beef dinner police force, was elected a constable, Grigsby Grunow ...... 15% officials and the superintendent of journing in Florida and considerable during which saxophone duets were but never qualifed, going to Florida Int Combust ...... 8 the detective office. The detective American travel, Mr. Spencer spent played by members of Cage’s or instead, states that he is now em Int Harv C an ...... 37 was brought in, all of the Customs his entire life in Manchester, his at chestra, Elmer Thienes of the ployed as policeman at Palm Beach Int Tel and T e l ...... 70% Guards, numbering about 12, who The DETAILS OF BREAK tachment to and love of his native WE..the Employees Hartford County Y. M. C. A., act and is on duty from 9 o’clock to 3 Johns Manville ...... 136 were on duty at the time were town being profound. During his summoned and the three guards Cleaners ing as toastmaster, introduced the o’clock, a day heat, on the board Kan City Sou ...... 78% ol the Dougan Dye (Continued from Page 1.) business career he formed an ex speakers, four young men students Kennecott ...... 59% were identified by the private de That walk. tective. They were cross-examined, tremely large circle of friends. from the Springfield Y. M. C. A. Kreuger and Toll ...... 27 Works There have been very few residents and although they protested their Clean jattle and asked the best way to training school, D. S. Pang of Foo Patrolman Joseph Prentice, who Mo Kan and Tex ...... 54 whose acquaintance was as large as chow, China; ^phael Girgis from innocence, declared no liquor had cave town. Hunt denied he aided has been in Boston on his vacation, Montg Ward ...... 41% .... realize that to turn out work ;he two men to escape. his, who knew so many of his Egypt; Bellicar Radzin from Lat been landed on the d^y in question returned to duty last night. Nat Cash Reg A ...... 78% right, every one must do his or Landry Was Present townspeople and was known to so via and T. O. Koo from Korea. All Nat D a ir y ...... 48 *,2 and they never before had seen the Phozte Landry was separated from the many on terms of greater or less spoke on the customs of their Nat Pow and L t ...... 35% detective, they were dismissed. her bit. There can he no slip intimacy. He delighted in ex countries and what they were Mrs. Daisy D. Marshall, wife of )ther two and was captured here. Charles F. Marshall of Watkins Nev Cop ...... 29% changing reminiscences of earlier learning in this country. The young 9 BELOW IN VERMONT anjwhere down the line. We 7155 3e has confessed to being present Brothers, is confined to her home N Y Cent ...... 179 days with the old timers of the com men proved extremely interesting St. Johnsbury, 'Vt., Jan. 27.— It the killing of the officer but de- with a broken ’eft arm, it was learn N Y N H and Htfd ...... 112% pleJge you (as homefolks) to lared he was unarmed. Moulthrope munity, and a peculiarly sunny and and held the attention of the audi North Amer ...... 9874 (A P .)—^Thermometers, which have ence throughout. Albert Todd spoke ed today. Mrs. Marshall, having recorded temperatures below zero r,»n?cr the best scientific service. s said by County Detective Fred fun living disposition endeared him Pack Motors ...... 16% for the fathers present and James missed a bus, was on her way down Cing to have confessed his part in to countless friends. Pan Am Pet B ...... 52 since Saturday, today showed a Lewis spoke for the boys. street when she slipped and fell on he shooting while being questioned Possessing definite opinions on all Par Fam Laaky ...... 59% reading of nine below in the most Dancing and card pla^ng round a slippery section of the Main prolonger cold spell of the winter. it Pensacola. public questions in Manchester, a Penn ...... i--- 78% sturdy Republican in politics sind ut ed out the evening. street sidewalk near the stone en During the night readings as low The convicts are to be taken be- trance to Center Springs Park. Chil Phil and Rdg C and I r ...... 14% DOUGAN DYE 'ore Detective Jones at a hospital terly loyal to the community and Pub Serv N J ...... 86% as 16 below 'were reported. FISHING BOAT LOST dren had been sliding at the point Hardison Street oday for identification. particularly to the northern part of Radio Corp ...... 38 New London, Jan. 27.— (A P .)— which made it unusually hazardous Two Connecticut officers who the town, Mr. Spencer never held Radio Keith ...... 28 BISHOP BETTER South Manchester Coast Guard vessels on patrol have walking. Assisted to her feet by a Chicago, Jan. 27.— (A P )— Slight amp, here to learn from the trip public office and shrank from in Reading ...... 125% been ordered to be on the lookout passerby, Mrs. Marshall walked to low they escaped from the north- truding himself upon the public Rem R a n d ...... 32 improvement was reported today in for the fishing boat Azery R. Le the Center where she boarded a bus m prison on January 4, have prac- view. Indeed a certain winsome Rep Ir and Stl ...... 77% the condition of the Most Rev. blanc, which has not been heard and rode to Watkins Brothers. Her Charles Palmerston Anderson, pre ically concluded their investigation modesty was one of his most Sears Roebuck ...... 91% marked traits, as was a broad from since last Friday. The boat husband took her home by automo siding bishop of the Episcopal icre. However, neither of them bile immediately and a doctor was Simmons ...... 91% rould reveal the information they democracy, for his friends were in was last seen late that afternoon church in America. fishing east of Block Island. Notice called. He found that the left arm Sinclair O il ...... 26% .ad obtained from the convicts, every wa& of life Sou Fac ..•»• •••-••••••••• .122 The i)rimate has been oriticaUy ill He was a lover of outdoors and of of her disappearance was noted had been broken, at the wrist. The ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD^If ending reports to their superiors accident happajied Friday night. l o u R ^ ' ‘ ‘ ! r*.!! ! *. *. ! ’.13 5 % since a heart attack last Tuesday. \ Connecticut. nature, delighted in long walks, In here last night.
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and how they will get along when to do with hia time in this Con ilanriirstrr they are finally settled in their gressional election year is to accuse places.* President Hoover of setting on foot Etmtins Bfralb The trouble with the press re a system of terrorism among ap ports of the conference is just this pointive governmental employes as PUBLISHED BY THE HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. —that they are trying to report a a means of gaining control over in 13 Blssell Street surgent or independent members of South Manchester, Conn. game—we use the term only sis an By RODNEY BUTCHER THOMAS EEnGOSON illustration—while the players are his own party in Congress. NBA Service Writer General Manager still warming up. They are strain Of course there wasn’t the slight Founded October 1. 1881 Ing every nerve to have the public est difficulty in shooting the accu Washington—The 'hellishness of see the first inning’s pitching sation to pieces. The only interest war is only equalled by the hellish ■HPubllshed Every Evening Except ing aspect of the affair Is sis a ness of peace for nations which get Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the through a report of the kind of Post Office at South Manchester. practice balls the pitchers are demonstration of the feebleness and licked. The latter lasts longer. Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. lack of imagination of the Demo So much one gathers from an SUBSCRIPTION RATES throwing. That is futile. It is not diae Year, by mall ...... only futile, it is seriously confus- cratic party leadership. One could vmusual little woman from Hun- Pfer Month, by m a l l ...... * -60 ponder the matter for some time 1 gary who is now here working Delivered, one year ...... I ing. Single copies ...... * It is highly probable that the without being able to conjure up a | toward the ambitious aim of up- more effectual admission that the j setting the Trianon treaty, imder MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED i London conference will last till PRESS April or May. It is liable to be six Democrats have no existing issue, vvhich the allies sliced up most of eight weeks yet before the coh for next ftiU’s elections nor the in Hungary among surrounding na of all news dispatchfs credited to |f ferees have arrived at anything ex ventiveness to create one. tions and gave the Hungarians a ar not otherwise credited In, this hopeless future which is only pjaper and also the local news pub cept the most tentative of propos matched by the condition of Aus lished herein. A FINE SCHEME All rights of republlcatlon or als. Yet it will probably not be tria. special dispatches herein are also re two weeks hence before press re Without prejudice to any views Her name is Mrs. Arpad Guille- served. ports begin to carry rumors of which one may hold as to the mer aume. She was bom in England SPECIAL advertising R E PR E deadlocks, of impending failure. its of the Soviet civilization, it may and her husband is a field mar SENT.* ~'I VE : H.imilton - Del.lsser. be freely admitted that the Bol shall in the Hungarian army. Inc.. 2S5 Madison Ave.. New York. N. It is against such misapprehen While Marshall Gullleaume w as' Y, and G12 North Michigan Ave.. sions that the Herald today is try shies have one grand scheme for fighting the Russians in the war Chicago. IIls^______ing to warn its readers. For frank the colonization of Sakhalin Island his wife was serving as head of a Full service client cf N E A Service, ly w'e are out of sympathy with off the coast of Siberia and the de large army hospitsil. Toward the Inc. velopment of its oil and other re end, on the Italian front, he Was . Member. Audit Bureau of Cl.eola this tendency to create news where taken a prisoner and held in Italy tions. Maple and Cherry Furniture in there is none—certainly when the sources. They propose to do it all for a year. The Herald Printing Company. Inc., with convict labor. Anywhere else assumes no financial responsibility success of world peace may hang Escaped Bed Raiders for typographical errors appearing In , qq calm tolerance and patience, this scheme might be of more or While he was there the Com advertisem ents in the ^^t only of the conferees but of the less dubious virtue, for the quality munists took control in Hungry. Evening: Herald. __ __ raided his home, intending populations of all the participating of the colonists would be likely to jTThey MONDAY, JAN. 27, 1930 'T*" ^ Uo seize Mrs. Guilleaume as a hos- SEMI-ANNUAL SALE countries. be far from encouraging, for the fg^ hours before she WRONG IMPRESSIONS purposes. In Soviet Russia, how- had escaped with her two chil- ever, all that is necessary is to pick dren to the home of an English The Herald is very anxious thatj CHICAGO LESSONS its readers should not, due to w hat: out the citizen whom you want for family where she vvas safe. Her POSTER BED; solid maple posts iUATNT maple and cherry BUTTERFLY TABLE; large mod The fact that Chicago’s mad the new jewels remained buried under-^til with curly maple veneered head- el, made of smoky pine, with seems to us to be a somewhat mis-1 recklessness in government has ^------the Communists were overthrown. pieces, including many drawer. Suitable for taken treatfiient of the subject by I country and make a convict out of , j^qw, because she speaks English from the famous col dining purposes. probably been prevented from re S 'l i z e . $ 3 9 . 7 5 , $ 1 7 . 5 0 practically the entire news gather him by the simple process of hav- j and becau e she is vice presidentSyOf lection of Watkins Reproduc RegpUar $33.00 .... sulting in anarchy by the interposi ing the secret police pick him up the World League of Women for Regu'ar $59.00 ...... ing service of the world, get an er mg me r Hungary, she is comnleting completing a series tions, nre included in the S ^ i- tion of a “rescue committee’’ of and charge him with plotting coun- ARM CHAIR; Norwegian style roneous idea of the trend of affairs rich men headed by Silas H. of propaganda lectures in this coun STUDY TABLE; with drawer, Annual Sale at exceedingly at the London naval conference. ter revolution, That books him try. most of which have been heard smtable to use as a desk. Square, worth-while savings. Here are arm chair made of ash vdth bas Strawn should not cause the situa through, without argument. in the middle west. ket-weave strap Perhaps there are enough critics tapered legs (h 1 /( just a few, together with kin reat. tion there to drop out of the spot It’s going to be a tough time for j “The 'Trianon treaty,” says Mrs. Made of maple. ^ I aL of the press without a newspaper Guilleaume, “was signed in 192(1 dred pieces in enamels and other Special...... light. Chicago is now demonstrat Russian oil drillers, engineers and Regular $19.50 ...... J- I entering itself among the number, ing as the “terrible example” among when everyone was sick and tired rare woods. so forth untU the Sakhalin levy of of treaties," and no one paid any even with relation to a single im Americatt municipedities and there END TABLE; oval top with raised, LOWBOY; Queen Anne lowboy portant event; but the Hersdd is involuntary colonists is filled. attention to the Hungarian dele with curly maple veneered frdnL are very few communities In the gates when they asked for plebi piecrust edge; trestle type base; going to be frank enough with Its top and ends; r \ n r country that could not with advan scites in the territory which neigh made of maple. 1 C gumwood base. n iW / j readers to say that it Is not In com boring nations were determined to Regular $65.00 ...... '' tage to themselves take close note Regular $27.50 ...... plete sympathy with the practical of the proceedings there. take away. ly universad attitude of the corre /N NEW YORK “The Hungarians held their coun- try for a thousand years. They had HIGHBOY; 6-drawer cherry mod spondents and reporters covering Chicago has probably done more j BUTTERFLY TABLE; with fancy el with stretcher base and tear damage to the principle of home the most perfect geographic nation stretchers. Made of maple with the London parley, which attitude New York, Jan. 27.—Once more, in the world, with the high (Car drop drawer /-v rule for cities than can be undone figured veneer (t 1 is, with a difference of course in it’s the small town boys who are pathian mountains oh three sides pulls. in fifty years. The very fact that top. J) I 3 Regular ^105.00 ...... degfree and angle, much the same walking away with the Broadway and the broad Danube river on the Regular $19.50 ...... j. she is now compelled to pray for a fourth. For centuries the Hungari on the part of all of them. gravy. special session of the Illinois legis ans had barred the Turks from in SECRETTARY; maple bracket-foot There is, at least for such an When the current season’s toll is vading western Europe. ARM CHAIR; French Provincial type with wood paneled bookshelf early stage of the proceedings, far lature to help her out of the morass taken, it wiU be found that a young “In 1914, when the crown coun type with maple frame, upholster doors, and broken too great a tendency to report that into which she has wandered will man from Emporia, Kan., has cil met at Vienna after the mur ed in toile. Suitable forj Col arch top. > / W clicked the biggest box-office smash der of the Austrian archduke at conference as a contest. There is bring joy to the heart of every per onial rooms. (t* O C r\ Regular $99.00 ...... ^ I^ son in the United States who be of the year. Sarajevo, the only one who pro Regular too much talk of this nation or that This young man is Brock Pember tested dispatch of the famous lieves that the state legislatures CORNER CABINET; 6 f t 8 in. nation wiiming or losing a point. ton, whose career began when he sharp ultimatum to Servia was high with concave shell top; 4 There is too much talk of demands should keep all municipalities im was ousted from Emporia (College. the Hungarian prime minister. shelves and cabinet base. Hand At the momemt his cash register is Count Tisza, who, said Hungary TAVERN TABLE; oval top with and national objectives and pur der a short leash. Nothing could decorated enamel have happened to give greater en clinking too merrily to give him an had everything to lose and noth stretcher base; (t 1 O poses. By far there is too much of opportunity to engage in vain re ing to gain by war. He was over made of maple. ^ I / finish. a tendency to look at the confer couragement to the advocates of grets. ruled, as he was again later when Regular $15.00 ...... Regular $95.00 ...... $59 ence as if it were a sporting event, ripper legislation, of whom the ru And since he’s sprung the -sur he protested against unrestrained or a combat of wits, or a struggle ral districts of every state always prise of the season and slipped the submarine warfare. PIER CABINET: 4 shelf model SIDE CHAIR; Early bannister- have plenty. year’s “wow” over on the big “But all this had no effect with cabinet base, enameled and back model of maple for advantage. street, here’s a little something upon the allies. They handed 36 band having splint seat. On the other hand the Chicago per cent of Hungary to Roumania, .$ 7 . 5 0 We know of no newspaper and about the youth from Kansas: decorated. $ 1 9 . 5 0 Regular $15.00 ...... no news agency which isn’t commit mess is serving an especially good Came from a newspaper family. 22 per cent to Czechoslovakia, Reg. $35.00 ...... purpose in showing up the injuri And while seeking a college de- per cent to Jugoslavia and I'/i ting this mistake in its news mat gree went to work for the Coffey- pgr cent to Austria, to make trou- BOOKCASE; 4 shelf model, 44 PHONE CABINET; maple "hand ter. It is committed in the news ousness of multiple taxing bodies in ville (Kan.) Record. He was 18. ijig. Hungary lost most of her SIDE CHAIR; Early Carver type, inches wide, decorated, consisting of cabinet on splayed legs, r' columns of the Herald, along with one community. There the city lays and Coffeyvllle was still close natural resources, including all of made of maple, 50 made of maple. enough to the frontier to involve ^er oil, salt, gold and silver and with splint seat and stool. / i those of every other paper sup taxes; the county—of which the Regular $49.00 ...... city constitutes nine-tenths—^lays the necessity of carrjdng a gat, gg pgr cent of her timber, and .'IS Regular $11.50 . Regrular $3900 $29 plied by any of the great news rather than a flask, on one’s hip. pgj. ggnt ofher factories. The port services. And the effect of all this taxes; the school board lays taxes; When this university decided it piume was taken away and OCCASIONAL TABLE; roimd. HIGHCHEST, maple with turned WHAT-NOT; comer type' having on the public opinion of the world the public library board lays taxes; could get along very well without given to Italy, leaving no outlet to Queen 4 shelves and cabinet base. Hand him, he moved to the University of j-jjg ggg,. _ j raised pie-crust top and can hardly fail to be to rob the the drainage commission lays tax Anne base. ‘6& . $ 3 9 . 5 0 decorated enamel London conference of a very great es; the park board lays taxes; ten Pennsylvania, and took a job with “Once Hungary had eleven mil- Regular $69.00 ...... 'r ^ y finish. the Philadelphia Bulletin on the lion people, but today three and a | Made of maple. Regular $59.00 ...... $15 part of its chance for complete suc towns which are indistinguishable side. ■ half million pure - blooded Himga- | Regular $42.00 $25 cess—unless newspaper Teaders in from the city proper lay taxes. Returning to Kansas, he, got his j.jans live in territory ruled by her DROP LEAF TABLE; large HIGHBOY; massive William and all countries are able to see more There may be other taxing authori first inside squint at the theater by neighbors, many of them deprived TAVERN TABLE; maple with square-leaf model suitable for din criticizing drama for the Emporia q£ rights of citizenship. j ing purposes. Made of maple Mary design in two parts; made of between the lines than in them. ties for all we know. Compared to oval top, correct size for use as a choice cherry. ti' "i ^ ^ Gazette. Wherein he was inocu- “The countries surrounding us coffee table. r-j r with sausage turned (h A We hate to think of the London Chicago Manchester’s system of lated with the theater fever, and g^p ppt five million men under legs and stretchers. Regular $250.00 ...... gathering resulting to failure or town taxes, school district taxes nothing would do until he had land- prms in case of war and arc Regular $13.00 ...... • * Regular $72.00 ...... ^ • < partial failure simply because the and fire district taxes is fairly sim ed on Broadway. Wherewith, he equipped with the host modem ple, but the difference is not In got a chance to cover shows for the armament. The H ungr ian army newspapers of the whole world are, old Evening Mail. But Bums jg limited to 35,000 men and is in the best of good faith but also in principle but in degree. Mantle, who remains today as ,jgnigd warplanes and other indis lack of appreciation of their re- What the state of Illinois is go guardian of the dramatic wayside, pensable weapons of warfare, nc .sponsibilities, showing the confer ing to do about Chicago remains to came along and got his job. Pern-. <
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Some Parrot Fever Victims We Have Met! rockvule HtTREPEA7EI> . ■WE UMSTSEMm^ TTAAEOMEVekWe C* Brsuidon Booth Spcflhor# program! Svkes Auditorium was filled to - i f ------capacity last evening, when Charles -test‘d’* , Brandon Booth, one of the ^oremoot Presented Now in January orators, son of General and Mrs. liaud BaUington Booth, ^ (immunity service at toe Sykes Auditorium. He captured his audi- ^ c e from toe start. He the Big Brother and Sister Move ment, telling his listeners that toe greatest thing m the world is love CONSIDER From the youngest to the oldest lyjO T ANEW /y^AlAPy-OKWNOi ■TNE CASE OF oerson in toe auditorium could be TW E. P O O R HARTFORD teard words of praise for this won ONCLE 3WA riASBEEM p a d o listener ( derful orator. His address interes?- A PATIENT ^ people of all ages, and those not K)B. ages/ in attendance missed one of toe fm- est addresses ever given in this city. i There was special musical selec tions, consisting of quartet number's SALE DISCOUNTS Ijy Messers Dietszel, Ransom, Kent and Pierce, and vocal numbers by Are Offered on the Eev. E. M. Osborne. The scripture reading was given by Rev. George S. Brookes, pastor of Union church. Prayer was offer ed by Rev. E. C. Nield, pastor of the ENTIRE STOCK Baptist church and Rev. H. B. Olm- stead, pastor pf the Episcopal ^urch gave toe Benediction. Miss (except a few standard items) JIarjorie Kite was the pianist. A silver collection was taken dur ' mere, ^ ing toe evening. | Golden Wedding Celebration. | Mr. and Mr.s. Edward Poehnert of | West street celebrated their golden j ATBe^oe.'- / wedding on Sunday at the home ot j 33Vz% their son, WUliam Poenert of 20% West street. At noon a turkey din ner was served to members of the This is pur regular February Furniture Sale and it will continue* for five weeks family, which included children, CTandchildren and brothers and sis they will be at home to their many so that thrifty homemakers all over the state may avail themselves of these ters of the coup’ ’ . The home and friends after February 1. MEXICO DECIDES ULLSTOWN table decorat'ons were beautiful, Notes. tremendous reductions. \yhich included flowers and silver Rev. George S. Brookes, pastor ot The installation of the officers of trimmings. Union church left today for Phila- Hillsto-wn Grange was held Friday ■ From 2 o’clock on until late eve I delphia where he will remain until TO TRAIL ALONG night, Jan. 24 at tho Grange hall. ning, open house was kept The Worthy State Master Louis G. 1 many neighbors and friends too« Roger J. Murphy, 41, of bt. Ber Tolies of Union Grange was the in- j toe opportunity to call and offer nard’s Terrace has been named ad WITH UNCLE SAM stalling master assisted by Mrs. j congratulations. Many telephone ministrator of toe estate of Thomas Tolies and Hr. Carley assistant sails and telegrams were also re McDonnell, who died last week. chaplain. Mrs. Kretzmer and Mrs. Kline of Wethersfield Grange being ceived by toe couple. Refreshmen-.s There will be a meeting of toe b y JOHN LLOYD were served to toe guests. Common Council in the Council emblem and staff bearers. The fol lowing officers were installed: Mas r Mr. ivir. emuand mia.Mrs. xPoehnert w receive — — ! j room, AixcaAiv*.****Memorial building — o tomorrow- Mexico City— (AP)—Mexico con many beautiful gifts which included i night, with Mayor A. E. Waite pre- siders its relations with the United ter, Sister Emma Bancroft; over seer, Geo. Ruoff: lecturer, Sister a nurse of gold from the members j siding. States of prime importance in its irr- - ...... ' Miss Emily Lucas, R. N. of toe foreign policy and-any contact with Rose Miller; chaplain, Mrs. Frank of toe family. Europe must occupy a subordinate Bantle; steward, Frank Ruoff; asst, • Held For Robbery. Bridgeport General hospital, wno place. steward, Carl Orlander; §;ate keeper, The local police are clearing up has been specializing at the Rock Mathew Mulcaly, Jr.; lady assistant ville City hospital, has gone to This feeling was brought out m ------several small thefts of recent discussion of the government’s ap- steward, Arline Getto; Mem. Ex months as a result of catching a Hartford. Com. Past Master, Sophia Mulcaly. i Otto Bock of Hammond street, pointment of an observer at Geneva, - fourteen year old negro boy, who when it was explained in authorita The three Graces were Pomona, > resides in the rear of the Town Hall who recently suffered a fractured Edna Scranton; Ceres, Elizabeth leg is resting comfortably at toe tive circles that by naming a repre on Park Place, entering a garage. sentative to keep track of the Harti, Flora, Elizabeth Welch, Where it is alleged he had previous Rockville City hospital. League of Nations’ activities Mexi secretary, Ella Scranton; treasurer, ly entered and taken money. Herman Meihl, who is receiving co merely followed in toe footsteps James Bancroft. j This Handsome For some time toe garage on treatment at toe Rockville City hos- of its northern neighbor. The worthy master then announc Park street, which is conducted oy be expected. Rather than pu^ue a policy not ed the following committee to act Arthur Morganson, has had money Mid-year examinations will com- conforming to that of Washington, I during the year; hall committee, S S from the ’cash drawer and pital, is restinr eomfortahly as can and regardless of whether such a James Bancroft, John Mulcaly, Mr Morganson decided to find out [ mence at the Rockville High school difference might prevail without I Horace Camming, Insurance com- Who it might be. For several nights on Tuesday, entailing serious embarrassment, I mittee, William Mulcaly, Elliott $275 Three-Piece recently he sat in an automobile in the Mexican government, it has Hills, Forest Buckland; flower com- j| the garage, and toe latter part of been pointed out, prefers to be in ! mittee, Jennie Bancroft, Ethel Buck- toe week he found his waiting was accord with the United States- on I land, Arline Getto; home economics, not in vain. He grabbed toe guilty JAPAN NOT TO PRESS international affairs. I Selma Ruoff, Lottie Bremer, Mary person as he was climbing in the Opening of offices at Geneva, in j Harti, Ex Com. Joel Bremer, Horace ] Wickham. During the installation Living Room Suite window and found it to be the POINT AT THIS TM E charge of an observer, means sim young negro lad, who vras veiy ply that Mexico wishes to keep con I solos were sung by Mrs. Godfrey, ac- ! companied by Mrs. J. M. Carley of much surprised. tact with toe League and have an official representative on hand with- Southington and Mrs. Hymans of The police were notified and the Tokyo, Jan. 27.— (AP)—It | assuming the Manchester, accompanied by Mrs. young man has been placed in understood here today the Japanese Q]jijp.ations incurred by member- Frank Locke of Hillstown Grange. charge of Probat in Officer Kenneth government probably would not Refreshments were served, all ship. If the league and the United Same E. Sullivan, who will bring him be press its point at the London naval States differ in opinion, therefore, neighboring Granges being repre fore toe Juvenile Court soon. The conference'that capital ships be dis Mexico is free to follow whatever sented. Past Master Sophia Mulcaly boy upon being questioned, admitted cussed first. The government does policy it likes and so long as the was presented with a past master As the he had also entered the old High not consider the order of precedence jewel. Miss Ella Scranton was pre present ideas continue in force there Illustration school building recently, where he of major importance. is every reason to believe that it sented with a bouquet of flowers in $29.75 Tea took some money. On the other hand there are grow would, in matters of importance, recognition of her work as secre Ckimmerce Chamber Meeting. ing indications both in official and trail along with Uncle Sam. tary. W agons There will be an important meot- unofficial circles of a tendency to In a recent newspaper article, said Miss Roslyn Copley of Newington hig of toe Rockville Chamber tf regard the eight-inch gun, or ten to have been inspired by official spent the week end with Mrs. John Commerce on Tuesday night in the thousand ton cruisers, as the su sources, toe pertinent point was Mulcaly. A most extraordinary price concession from the manufacturer mak^ former Wendhiser block and it is re preme issue. made that Mexico’s economic and Horace Cummings who has been 21.75 quested there be a goodly attend Naval circles particularly hint cultural life is much more closely 1 at home for a week end, sick with this outstanding offer possible on such high quality CUSTOM-MADE $ ance, as officers for the ensuing broadly that they consider Prime allied with that of the United■ ■ States ‘ 'a cold is liable to be out again. Suites of furniture. Of gumwood in combina Minister MacDonald in his ardeut year will be elected. It is desired to than that of any other country. The Mr. and Mrs. James Bancroft en tion with mahogany. Auto act on reports for toe past year and desire to prevent futile competition cultural relations, while of compara tertained some of their friends with between Great Britain and America matic leaf supports and re transact other important businej.s, between ureac enuuu iiuu increasing a card party Saturday night. We cannot stress the wonderful workmanship in these suites too movable serving tray wito including the discussion of the an acted over-hastily m agreeu^ te - j ^^at at one time would have Frank Yoo has started to pick his strongly, but you will recognize the real worth when you see them. convenient drawer space. nual banquet. tatively to fewer eight j j^een considered incredible strides, tobacco in Horace Wickham’s sort Red Men to Meet. cruisers than America and that he j j^^^g awakened to the value ing cellar. Notices have been sent out the Mrs. Joel Bremer attended the The three pieces (as illustrated), large comfortable ciavenport, with past week to members of Tankeroo- funeral of her friend, Mrs. Foster in chair to match and an English lounge chair, with webbed bottom^ and san Tribe, I. O. R. M., that an im te“ ?batttfs“ may lead 1 0 ! “ “ “ obstacles la the work ot raproebe- Hartford Tuesday^^^ back, moss filled; your choice of selected good wearing tapestry, oi MO $54.75 Home portant meeting will he held in Red ment. That movement had its start between Great Britain and Japan as only a few years ago but already ap HAIR, if preferred. Mens’ Hall on Tuesday evening at Japan considers a 70 percent ratio Desks S' o’clock. The buying of jewels for pears to be ripening into full bloom. DICTATOR WILL RESIGN -with the cruiser strength of America The newspapers unanimously toe past Sachem will be discussed, as necessary for her defensive re laud these efforts and public opin and it is toe request of toe Sachem, quirements. IF NO LONGER WANTED Henry Lube, that all members make This would mean that in this ion in general seems In accord with $43.75 a special effort to be present. category of vessels Japan would them. The press, however, cannot $245 Dining Room pass up the occasion to remark that Madrid, Jan. 27.— (A P j—Lieuten- $239 Bedroom The well-liked Governor Seal Sale Success. have an 86 percent ratio as compar Wintorop tjqie desks of ex- ed with the British total, if America the rapprochement has been ma e General Primo de Rivera, today The annual Christmas seal was a possible through a change in policy answer of leading mill ceUent quality. Built of success in Rockville and §1,282 has had 18 such cruisers, and 100 per g^umwood and mahogany cent ratio iJ America had 21. For at Washington which has subsUtut- tary and naval officers of Spain t(to SUITES already been taken in, announce ed frank and tolerant good will for his point-blank question whether he SUITES veneers. ment being made ta this effect by that reason it was felt Great Britain would oppose the Japanese claim a shifting, occult attitude which should continue his dictatorship or the chairman of the committee, Mrs. continually had this country guess hand his resignation tp King Alfon Sale Price Is Sale Price Is Carrie Kane. There are still a few and that some conflict would i?esult. ing and served as a bar to confl- so at once. > who have overlo’oked sending in WITNESS DIES SUDDENLY. ! dence. The leading military and naval b u y W ITH money, and it is the request of the One thing that is especially heads numbered about 17; all of committee that those who have not Oklahoma Qty, Jan. 27.— (AP) — 1 counted upon to promote under- them owe their positions and careers $179 made returns, do so as soon as pos (jircumstances surrounding toe standing between toe _ imtions and their rise from comparative A BUDGET An outstanding semi-annual bona Offered in a choice of six styles, sible. death of toe government’s principal | is President-elect Ortiz Ho^io s yimt obscurity to General Primo. They in constructed of gumwood and walnut Fimeral of F- R. Williams. witness against 102 officials and i to toe United States. The official cluded , two captain generals, the fide offering. Suites in a choice o f CREDIT The funeral of Frank R. William.s, residents of Pottawatomie coimty, i and private courtesies extended to chief o f toe forces in Morocco, three four styles. Four-piece suite of gum- veneers. Nine pieces, buffet, china who was found dead in his bead at on the eve of their trial on charges him there, brought home to the naval officers and the directors of wood and walnut veneers. Dresser, cabinet, dining room table, five side ACCOUNT toe Elks’ Home on Prospect streec of participating in a giant con-1 Mexican people the impression that the guardia civil. •chairs and one arm chair. on Thursday, was held from the spiracy to violate the prohibition j the American government is sincere General Primo, issuing a formal chest, vanity dresser.and full size bed. Home on Saturday afternoon. The^ laws led today to initiation of an and disposed to go out of its way note to them at 4:00 a. m. Sunday, were many relatives, friends aaM investigation by Roy St Louis, to further friendship with Mexico. said with a dramatic gesture that lie members of toe local lodge of Elks United States district attorney. would resign within five minutes in attendance at the service which Marion Fuller, former chief of should the reply be that he was no was conducted by the lodge men police of Earlsboro, Okla., died here PRACTICAL JOKER KILLED ' longer wanted. His action apparent- bers, with Rev. M. E. Osborne, Saturday night. He had admitted ______] ly was impulsive for he had given on participation in the alleged “rum previous indication of such intention. pastor of the Methodist church as . ^ I rebellion” St. Louis said and fur------Atla.nta,— Jan.--- — 27.— - ' \---- (AP)-—Victims— ^ • ' The’ dictator said that the best Beds and Bedding at Sale Prices the officiating clergyman. on which the of their asserted attempt to play a answer to reports of army disaffec Burial was in the faimiyfamily piorplot at nS^xp^^^^^^ to base its practical joke on a neighbor. Miss tion was for the army itself to state Grove Hill cemetery with members, Dora Belle Brown, 18, was dead, and its opinion. He declared “as I have Regular $29.50 Inner $16.75 Spiral Coil Bed Springs of Rockville Lodge of Elks acting as Fuller died in an Oklahoma a t y T. D. Watts, 35, who posed as her often said, I want to leave office bearers. hospital, his death certificate de husband lay seriously wounded to when the time is propitious and a Beaverstock-Mehr. scribing his fatal malady as a day while police investigated tele proper man of good faith is avail Spring Mattrsses Miss Ruth Mehr, daughter of Mr. liver infection. phoned threats against toe wife of able to succeed me. Unfortunately and Mrs. Frank Mehr, Jr., of this Z. Z. Waller which prompted him to for me I have not yet found that Constructed with 99 tempered steel, coil springs, city, and Leland A. Beaverstock, son ANTI-FILIPINO RIOTS. shoot toe couple. man, but I will never he willing to equipped with side ^11 OO Watts said he and toe girl knew be forced out and in an improper of Mr. and Mrs. John H. Beaver of toe calls Mrs. Waller had re $23.49 stabilizers...... stock of Mountain street, were unit Manila, Jan. 27.— (AP)—Anti- manner by anyone against my will.” Filipino riots in California which ceived and went to toe Waller ed in marriage on Saturday after apartment Saturday night, opened Sturdily built for the utmost in sleep com $34- 75 Colonial Poster Beds noon at St. John’s Episcopal churen ' have caused widespread discussion A Chicago man got a divorce in Manila today had bought threats toe door and said “Stick ’em up, because his wife was continually fort. Constructed with,hundreds-of tempered with Rev. H. B. Olmstead officiat from Manila gangster chieftains we’ve got you.” Waller said he Colonial four-poster beds built of gumwood with ma ing. • Miss Charlotte Mehr, sister it sliding down the banister. She steel, spiraLsprings topped with thick layers of against Americans. Authorities, believed they were blackmailers who just let things slide. toe bride was bridesmaid and Wil had come to carry out threats white cotton felt covered with fine quality wov hogany veneer head panel. Well made t f Q O however, gave prompt assurance and well-finished b e d s ...... bur C. Beaverstock, brother of toe that Americans were in no danger. against his wife and opened fire. en ticking. groom was best man. Police Chief C. E. Pitts an From a hospital bed Watts ab Following toe ceremony toe bridal nounced precautions were being solved Waller of blame and said party motored to Hartford where a taken to guard cabarets and stra- “We tried to play one of those jokes wedding dinner was served, after te^c points in toe city where iso that just didn't work.” Watts who WISE-SMITH’S FURNITURE— FIFTH, SIXTH AND SEVENTH FLOORS which the happy couple left for lated attacks were possible against has a wife and child here had N ew ark , N. J., to spend their honey individuals, but expressed confi rented an apartment from Waller and he and toe Brown girl were moon. dence that there would be no out ViSMS Mr. and Mrs. Beaverstock will re breaks. Labor leaders joined in toe known there as “Mr. and Mrs. Wil ^MILLION JARS USED YEARLY side at 43 Mountain street, where assurance. liam Warren.” MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1980. MANCHESTEE EVENtS tG BEI^ALDv SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN SIX
DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Pretty Sue Aids Her Dad ISEA CONFERENCE NCEl Queer Twists 422.3—WOR, NEWARIt—710. Leading DX Stations. Monday, January 2T. 7:30—Colored male quartet. UPON S:IHJ—Orchestra and soloists. 405.2— WSB, ATLANTA—740. A s Virginians First Lady BIG NEWS EVENT 'In Day's News TSie secret doings which Elmer 9:30—NBC j)rograms (1 hr.) 9:00—Mid-Pacific Hawaiian ensemble. — .— <$< Thompkins and Sneed Tager have car 9:30—Radio comedy, organisL 10:30—Conservatory entertainers. ATIME.- 10:30—Soutli American music. 11:00—Concert, dance orchestra. ‘^n i\ I.* A ried on for the past few weeks, will 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. Richmond— (A P )— She was bred be revealed when the Real Folks pro 1) :00—Janssen's dance orchestra. Moscow—The year 1917 is the 1 S)i^’‘ \ 11:30—Moonbeams music hoim. 9:30—WJZ real folks hour. gram Is broadcast over WJZ and as 348.6— WABC, NEW YORK-^60. 10:00—Dance orchestra. in old Virginia, was Sue Pollard, Overshadowed All of Last Year One in a new Soviet calendar sociated stations at 9:30 Monday night. 4 :00—United States Navy band. 10:30—WJZ dance music. but, like the “Sue’ of old Kentucky imder consideration. Saturdays and I 6:00—Ben I’ollack’s orchestra. 11.10—Dance music to 3:30. The only person who appears to bo In 389.5— WBBM. CHICAGO—770. i . • - 7:00—Sketch, •‘Mountainville. — “where the meadow grass is blue, Sundays are lopped off the we^ks, on the boys’ secret Is Mrs. Templeton 7:30—New Hollywood prgoram, 9- 30- Musical comedy memories. Week’s News—Weekly Jones. Mrs. Jones has 10:00—Studio feature entertainment. there’s the sunshine of the coimtry which are five days long. There are g'OO—Henry and George, bellhops. six weeks in a month, ,and twelve seen in heavy consultation with Elmer 8';30_Music, humorous speciality. 10:30—Drama; dance orchestra, in her face and manner, too!’’ and Sneed but has actuall.v made sev jlJoO_Radio dramas, musical. 1-00—A trip al)Out town. months in a year. Tim Is dated from | eral mysterious trips with them in her 9:30—An evening in Paris. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. Miss Pollard is official hostess at Cable Review. xy.\J -.1 car to a large neighboring town. Mi- the begfinnhiir of the Bolshevist I IQ.(JO__Guy Lombardo s orchestra. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. the historic mansion in Richmond Ijn aJ ii>L‘ caela’s aria from Bizet’s immortal J0:30—Mozart's anniversary hour. 12-00—Sketch: musical parade. revolution, Nov. 7, 1917. opera. "Carmen,” a lyrical delineation 12:30—Two-comedy skiis. where her father. Dr. John Garland '.qc»*3 i H;0o—Musical extravaganza. Mexico City—'Under a pre^den- of the soul of the country girl who 11‘30—Two dance orchestras. 1:00—DX air vaudeville. __ Pollard, now presides as governor. With a booming of political big loves Don Jose, will be Interpreted by 12:30—Midnight organ melodies. 416.4_WGN.WLIB, CHICAGO—721 tial decree, all civil employes in Caroline Andrews, soprano, during the 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 9:30—WEAF family parly. And never have affairs of the big guns the five-powei* naval disarma Moment mxisical this same network of 11:10_Boys; dance orchestras. house built in 1811 by James Mon Mexico v/ill wOrk for nothini; on- th3 6:00—Dinner dance music. ment conference at London webt stations will broadcast at 7:15. ^ 6:30—History characters reincarnated 12:00—Dream ship concert. roe, been administered by a fairer 31st day of every month. The pay •3 A-j*n“, Q• ' '> i ''t 1 1 : cadie Birkenholz will direct the string 12-15—Three dance orchestras. ensemble which will present the con 7:00—M elo^. musketeers: talk. M4.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. young mistress. into action last week. for the seven days designated in the 7:30—Piano twins, tenor; talk. calendar as the 31st will be deposit cert. The 174th anniversary of the 8;0O—Franklyn Baur, tenor; Vaughn 8;S3—Dance orchestra, trio. In seven days the delegates have birth of Mozart, the celebrated com 9-00—Mooseheart hour, songs. In a blue evening gown, -with her ed in a bank for the National Revo de Leath, contralto; orchestra. dark hair, fair complexion and win formally opened the conference in poser, will be honored in a special pro 8:36—Gypsies string sextet. 11’05—Orchestra, mystery three. lutionary Party. gram dedicated to his memory and 9:30—Don Voorhees’ orchestra. 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—870. some ways. Sue Pollard is what the presence of King George, held broadcast over (he Columbia chain at 9 00—Water witch orchestra. Somerset, Pa.—A romance of the 10:30. Numbers will be presented by 10:00—Anglo-Persians orchestra. 9-30_Folks; concert orchestra. college boys would term “a riot.’’ 10:30—Violinist, concert orchestra. one business session in which the air, beginning when an air mail pilot Howard Barlow’s Symphony orchestra, 11:00—Bernle Cummins’ orchestra. . 10- 30—Feature studio program. There’s always' a stag line wait a chorus, quartet and soloists. 11:00—Fun Shop:
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Asa j PAGE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN; MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 19S0. YOUNG GIRL’S DREAMS SENTENCED TO DEA'TH RYWGCUNHrSTR#^ BRAZILIAN STATE TO FARMERS PROMISED Moscow, U. S. S.. R., Jan. 27 — General Of Cotton Co-Op (AP)—Sentence of death and con Guatemala City, Guatemala, HAVE 40 AIR FIELDS HAVE NOW COME TRUE fiscation of aU his property ^as 27— (AP) — Two giant amphil Wall Street GOOD YEAR AHEAD pronounced today by the Supreme planes were headed toward Knows Grower*s Problem Court on Peter Miller-Mallis, repre south again today to cany ...... Natal, Rio Grande do Norte,, i ' Pepperell, Mass., Jan. 27.—(AP.) sentative in Germany of the Soviet North American flying clinic to the 'i Briefs Brazil—(AP)—Another trans - A t-, i _ A 16-year-old girl whose day grain trust, who refused recently to capitals of two Central A m e r i^ .> lantic flight, that of Larre gorges] ■Washington, Jan. 27.—(AP.)— dreams had brought her visions of return to Russia after government countries. Today’s flight is tl^ Montgomery, Ala.— (AP) — The,i; ___and Leon ...... CSialles...... from...... Seville to The American farmer is advised by being a fine titled lady of quality— summons. fourth stage of an 18-day tour id president of the government’s $30,- New York, Jan. 27.—Crude oil Maracaiu, this state, has brought its i the Department of Agriculture ibat the sort of dreams all girls have— He was accused of making an un behalf of science and continental favorable contract on behalf of the j ^ will 000,000 cooperative cotton market- production in California for the importance in the flying scheme of 1 he may expect more favorable has had those dreams come true. _ 'it-. n t-k ® _ ing association has a background things once more to world notice. | marketing credit conditions this government with a German firm. The five surgeons making toe trig week ending Jan. 25 averaged 708,- She had always believed herself This is the first case where the that taught him the planter s 000 barrels daily, an increase of 5,200 Back of the development of avia- j year and a somewhat greater sup- to be humble Lucy Harriett Fagge, through 11 South and Centra tion here stands Presidents Juvenal I ply of labor at slightly lower government has applied its recent American countries arranged stoiw troubles. over the previous week. daughter of a humble choreman, decree condenlning to death as Allen Northington, heading what Lamartine who has established i wages, but is warned against im- who was so poor after her mother today at San Salvador, capital a t traitors all citizens of the Soviet Salvador and at Managua, Nicara is potentiaUy the world’s largest C. M. Keys is retiring as president eighteen landing fields already and ■ minent overproduction in several died he couldn’t care for her and organization of its kind, is a fanner plans to create twenty-two others j lines. sent her to her grandmother’s home Union abroad who fail to return to gua. At each place conference of the Transcontinental Air Trans- Russia when sumoned. with local physicians and surgeoilh and banker gifted with a genius port-Maddux Air Lines, and will be before his term as chief executive The departments amual farm in Boston. There she had gone to of the state expires. j outlook■ report, ‘ issued for pubuca gram’^ r school and last fall had; _ were on toe program, with recepr for organizing. succeeded by J. L. Maddux, found tions by toe governments of Salva/- As the only general manager the er of the Maddux system, operatmg Rio Grande do Norte, sticking out tion today, forecast a ' worked in a factory for a month. I UI?| M TFI kRR A T kS Alabama Farm Bureati cotton asso into toe Atlantic as the point of the mand for farm products through, worKeaYesterday, in a though, she came i WlLIlEiLlU V/CLCiDlVA 1 liU dor and Nicaragua. ciation has had in its seven years, on the west coast and which has eastern shoulder of Brazzll, directly the summer and fall, compared j home to her dad. For many years The clinic made up of five distin he has directed the marketing of merged with the transcontinen.al south of toe Azores and also near- with toe same seasons of 1929 al- he had been Johnny Harry Lee HIS 71ST BIRTHDAY guished American physicians flew upward of a million bales of Ala system several months ago. Mr. 1 i Faaee who worked at odd jobs i here yesterday from Teguciagalpa, bama cotton and has handled $55,- Keys will become chairman of tbe tion in inter-continental flying from i ket was predicted for toe ^ g about' town, mowing lawns, mend- ‘ Honduras. Last night toe surgeons performed bone and brain opera 000,000 for the farmers. board.* toe northern hemisphere, either the j weeks of toe . ing broken furniture and doing United States or Europe. It is the The W30 F o r e s t j ^Q^d came from Doom, Holland, Jan. 27.—(AP) — tions before a group of Guatemalan Coming to Montgomery from the Former Kaiser Wilhelm, for mom “plowed ground” coimtry of his na A total of $10,428,000 in new professional men. tive Augusta county, 16 miles from securities was marketed today by favo";-lbTS?m his brother, Sir John than eleven years in exile, celebrat here, Northington was possessed New York banking houses and syn >xonditions, no immediate change in j , Faege of Dover, baronet, ed toe 71st anniversary of his birth The temperature of molten lava the price of fertilizers is estimated from about 2200 de Nvith the actual experience of the dicates. Of this amount $1(),128,U0'3 ■ - - - - ...... cotton farmer, gained in operation was in bonds of public utility en changed price level for asked for his i He attended divine service with j grees to 3600 degrees Fahrenheit. of his extensive holdings. terprises. chinery and less I daughter to share his new fortunes, his family this morning. His staff} He is president of a bank at duction credit i ^ Now Lady Lucy and servants also were present ati'J | Pratville which deals largely with year ago m most of the souto^. ■ - in his modest two-story homo later he received their congratula Wheat prices were gir, John told Lucy yesterday farmers, nearly all cotton growers. ---- ® ----- tions. During the day the Hohen- j Acidosis Almost When he seeks refuge from the PRINTER IS FINED much the same as those ancfestry, describing to her zollern flag floated on the castle and throughout 1929 unless . I Fagge crest and distinguished over the entrance gate. business world he finds it 1^ his .damage should prove ®ev®re or the 1 the^the^crom - rose garden at his beautiful Qov- The former monarch then occu Stopped Breath erdale home. When away from his IN BAD BILL PLOT spring acreage is reduced. ^ I^ gm gn wars, whose names occupy pied the time reading hundreds of flowers, Northington likes to hunt Cotton growers ^®J® telegrams and letters from many Relieved in 1 Minute and fish with his boys, Allen, ]r., 1, M r ^ n o in to ^ u t that for the la st! He told her that she wks now Lady | admirers while flowers arrived in i ALLEN WORTWINGTON PLAY SAFE with acidosis. The and Oscar, 7. „ •„ co vpnr«i with toe exception of; Lucy. . , • ' profusion from many sources. instant gas distends your stomach, He w^s born in Prattville 52 Hartford, Jan. 27.—(AP)—Joseph f<»27 ^both acreage and production I Her father is planmng to return j former Crown Prince and years ago, the son of W. T. North producer in the country. In 1915 Karnofsky, a Waterbury printer, breathing is labored, you suffer pains,* pleaded guilty to a charge of con have’ been at a comparatively high | to ^ ^ ^ i Princess, Princess Adelbert, Prince heartburn, nausea — take Gasetts at ington. His father w^as organizer ■ he married Miss Kemper 'Welch.' level Dairymen were advised to | arnve. Lucy t ® ■ ^.ug^ust Wilhelm and the Duke and once 1 This new prescription contains and president of toe Continental spiracy to violate counterfeit laws level, uairym . _ , -(“ ate DuHhese of He»se, who arrived Sit- Northington is a graduate of the in the United States District Court cull their herds closely carica papaya, amazing tropical fruit Gin company of cotton 1 University' of Alabama more heifers to slaughter in order the eightt grade m j urday night (or t l - birthday (esM- extract, and other quick-acting m- ■ known today. He was fined $500 by Judge to avoid a continued Increase gestive, antacid ingredients. Ends Warren B. Burrows. i mied men supposed to be very ] val. took lunch and dinner yesterdn.'^ ^ dairy herds in 1931 and 1932. ^ s e ’ ” I ^ ‘th the former Kaiser. There were pains, distress in 1 minute—or costs Karnofsky was one of four alleg nothing 1 All druggists. STATE TEACHERS’ FUND ed conspirators who planned to ■ ' no other guests and it was quite a manufacture counterfeit currency family affair. W.AmNG MEXICO BREAKS OFF JAP ADMIRAL DEAD. SHOWS SPLENDID GROWTH in Waterbury. Assistant Uni tea States District Attorney George H. Toklo, Jan. 27.—(AP)—Death of Cohen, who represented the govern RUSSIAN RELATIONS RUKUS-WlLLUMITiS Admiral Baron Shigeto Dew’a, at Hartford, Jan. 27.— (AP)—Bonds ment in toe case, stated in present toe age of 75, was announced to- and securities of toe state teachers’ ing Karnofsky, that the accused retirement system had a par value was probably the least guilty of the C JUVENAL, LAMARTINE Moscow, Jan. 27.—(AP)—Fernan Admiral Dewa was commander of Miss Mary Aima Rukus, daughter of $5,901,000 at toe end of 1929, or four. His services as a printer were do Matti, Mexican charge d’Affaires a division of toe First Squadron dur This Noon - Try A Plate Of of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Rukus of $17,159.37 more than the actual pur solicited by the others who had ar and two other members of toe Mexi ing the Russo-Japanese war, later Wapping and Charles Michael chase price, State Treasurer Samuel ranged to have plates made by an first landfall for aviators from either northern continent. can Legation staff here today p r e -was_____ Japanese^____ naval attache at Ber-1 Willumitis, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Spencer reported today to Insur engraver and turned over to Ka-'- pared to leave Soviet territory fol- Un and ga special envoy to the j Real Italian Spaghetti Willumitis, of Windsor, Aviators have said that Natal, ^ Michael ------. . , ance —* Commissioner------Howard P. Dun' nofsky for the printing of the bills. offers ideal conditions for landing lowing the recent rupture of rela- > 'Pn-nn-ma.Panama Pacific ExpositioExposition at San | were married this morning at Hoiy chairman of the retirement Plot Discovered. tions between Mexico and Russia. Francisco in 1915.^ He visited New You’ll Enjoy It! . Trinity church of Hartford by R ev., These bonds represent hold- either land or sea planes. Its field The plot was uncovered when a is the best in Brazil, and its bay, The important newspaper Izvestia York early in that year. Meat Balls with Spaghetti, 50c. John J. Ambot. Miss Helena Willu- j $4,688,000 for the annuity member of the group offered $200 to hinted this morning that Washing Roast Pork with Spaghetti, 45c. mitis, sister of the bridegrooni, of system and $1,213,000 eight miles square, is protected so Federal Secret Service agent whom well that seaplanes land without ton had prompted toe action of PUNCHED ON NOSE. Roast Veal with Spaghetti, 60c. All include Coffee. served as maid of honor, and Joseph teachers’ pension fund, he thought was a fellow conspira- Mexico City in requesting the Rus Rukus, brother of the bride was [ During 1929 the holdings of the any drawbacks of rough water or tory. Karnofsky is said not to have shallows. sian minister there to leave and in New York, Jan. 27.—(AP)— To Plain Spaghetti, 35c. Regular Spaghetti Dinner best man. .. annuity fund were increased by toe taken any active steps toward the withdrawing, Mexican diplomatic day’s Daily News said that Doro The bride’s dress was of white purchase of bonds which cost $568, All aviation lines along the At including Chicken, $1.00. completion of toe plans. • - lantic coast of the two hemi- agents from Moscow. thy Knapp, beauty who went on the | satin trimmed with maline, w th 854.86, while bonds were bought for | “Mexico like all other countries on stage after winning a contest at At- j veil to match. She carried white the pension fund at a cost of $162,- The alleged members of the cou”- snheres must pass Natal and three ------Orders Taken to Serve Special Spaghetti Dinners. terfeiting gang, William G. Ohlsen companies have already built hydro- | the American continenUs complete- lantic City, was nursing a toruised i .Phone i'our Reservation to 6548. roses and lilies of the valley. The I 558.25. The report shows that nose as the result of two punches at and Anthony Sciricca, Waterbuiy plane bases___ here. These are the ly subservient to the influence of toe bridesmaid’s dress was ot of paiepale I ^mong receipts of the annuity fund American State Department. the Beaux Arts costume ball Fri- green georgette and she carriea period were revenues from who pleaded nc*- guilty to the French Aeropostal, the American charge of counterfeiting last week Nyrba, and toe German Condor. Declaring that toe rupture will day niffht. She was a duchess and NEW YORK SPAGHETTI HOUSE pink roses. the secretary of toe board amqunt- hot in any way retard, development her assailant a knight. The blows Following toe ceremony there was ing to $677,894.89; a balance . from...... will be arraigned in the District But it is not in aviation alone 32 Oak Street — Upstairs. Court here Feb. 4. George Panda Iis! that Presidente Lamartine is inter- of toe Soviet Union in toe sphere of were delivered after an invitation to a wedding breakfast at the home oi i ^f $$6,037.15 and interest on in- its foreign relations, toe newspaper dance. Miss Knapp withheld the the bride. Relatives were i vestment of $201,014.55. The disposi- of New Haven, the other conspira ested. His other two hobbies are public instruction and women’s insists that the activities of a few man’s name. from Windsor, Harttora, ^''®'^|tion of these receipts, which were tor, pleaded guilty a week ago a.nd foreign Communists in front of Britain and Burnside. i §954^950.59 included bond pur- will also appear on February 4. suffrage. He has established schools The bride and groom Wall be gone $568,854.86; annuitants and throughout the state where none Mexican Legations abroad furnish about a week on their ’ | refunds of $285,052.73; accrued in existed before, and the state was | only a flimsy excuse for breaking off to New York, and^'^Jie at home^ 10 ^ $6,704.23 and a cash balance the first to give toe vote to women , relations that have existed since MOVIE J9PERAT0R 1924. their friends at the home of the of $104,344.77 in Brazil. bride’s parents in Wappmg where The receipts of the pension fund they will live after February 3. included a balance from 1928 of STOPS SHIP PANIC WORD FROM SOUTH POLE Mrs. Dorothy Donahue returned $46,949.19; receipts from the secre COVENTRY to her home here last Friday eve tary and state appropriation of ning from Schenectady, New York, $275,569.56; interest oh investments Buenos Aires, Jan. 27.— (AP) — and she left Monday morning for of $51,1$1.17, and deposits of Calmness of a Spaniard with a The Choral Club will meet Mon Boston, Jan. 27.—(AP)—Dr. J. L. Paterson, New Jersey. . , ^ i $214.62, a total of $373,834.54. Pay day evenings in the future instead Goodale, Back Bay physician, whose Miss Helen Frink, daughter of} small motion picture camera prob ments include $123,374.94 in war ably kept a budding panic aboard of Tuesdav evening at the home of son, Edw’ard, is a member of the Mr and Mrs. George A. Frink, has rants drawm by the secretary; $162,- Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Gowdy And Gould geological party with the been ill at ber home for the p ast, the sinking German steamer Monte 558.25 for bonds purchased; $1,- Cervantes, from developing last children attending school •wnll omy Byrd expedition in toe Antarctic, to week with a grip cold. | be charged ten cents while toe day announced receipt by mail from The annual community supper, j 782.14 in accrued interest and a cash Wednesday and aided abandoment balance of $76,119.21. of toe boat by its passengers and twenty-five cent fee •will remain the (Jeorge Morrow, Washingtonville, O., which was given "mnder the aus- ' radio amateur, of a message report pices of the Federated church last crew to proceed in an orderly man same for adults. Y The plaitforra at the Grange hall ing the party’arSafe arrival on Jan. Friday evening, proved to be a very FAVOR SPECIAL TESTS ner. has been fixed and toe curtain put 22 at Little America. enjoyable affair. A fine supper was , First accounts reaching here from up in readiness for toe play “Cy "Arrives safely this morning at served in toe main hall and after | Ushaia, Tierra Del Fuego said toe clone Sally,” which will be played toe supper toe tables were cleared, Little America. All well.” 'The mes FOR ’CHUTE JUMPERS ship’s 1100 passengers were fear- Friday Evening by the Masonic sage read. away and chairs set and the f^ o w ^ maddened within a few minutes af bodies of Suffeld. Hot dogs ^ d ing program was presenteij: (Chorus Dr. Goodale has received several ter it had run on to toe rocks in coffee •will be on sale between the radio messages from his son in the singing led by Fayette ^ San Antonio, Tex.— (AP)—Com- the Beagle Channel. Clouds ot acts and after the play. of Manchester, remarks by Frank, pj-ehensive physical and mental past six weeks but nothing to indi smoke arose from the engine room The 4-H Sunshine Scissor Club cate that his son or others felt any The Improved W. Congdon, a vocal solo by Mr. {.gg^-g hereafter may be required of ; ^here the "oil burners were over will meet Saturday at 1:30 at toe apprehension over the ice situation Vandewater, . accompanied by hm ^ho make practice Parachute state“of "the fear stricK- home of Marion and Laura Shaw. wife at the piano; remarks by R ev., jumps at army air fields here. tourists threatened to make fu- in Ross Sea. Harry B. Miner, instrumental m u-, g^^gt. Erwdn H. Nichols, para-' ®“ tourists threatened to make lu Miss Laura Kingsbury is spend ing a week’s vacation at her home Model 22 sic by Louis Maine of South Wind-; ^hute expert at Brooks field, has tile every attempt to save to-iir lives. following the final semester examin STOCKS sor on his musical saw. Mr. announced that special examina- ation at Connecticut Agricultural Schieldge, the magician, then enter-1 j^gy be given as the result Officers of toe ship itood between tained the older people as well as , deaths here when men failed them and toe boats and assured college. 4. them there was no immediate dan Miss Josephine Heckler, Miss Bet toe young children for an hour; an- | pgn the rip cord after “stepping ty Blackburn, Clifford Hill and New York ,Jan. 27.— (AP.)—The other solo by Mr. "Vandewater and, » ger. At that moment toe Spaniard, George Kingsbury sang two quartet most active forenoon trading ses also another selection by the musi-} such accidents. Sergeant Nichols Beldo Barco, calmly set up his port numbers on the air this evening ac sion of toe year saw stocks moving cal saw, and more commimity sing-1 believes, may tend to disprove able motion picture camera and be companied on the piano by Mrs. irtegularly today. Operations for 1 1C ing led by Mr. Clark. } theories long held by army para- gan filming the scene. Almost in Ernest Gowdy during the 4-H pro toe advance met with considerable The Pleasant 'Valley Club •will; chute men—that it is virtually im- an instant fear was cljanged to good gram coming through W. C. A. C. resistance in toe early deaUngs, but meet the first Friday in February, i possible for a person to fail to pull humor and loading of toe ship’s Storrs, Conn. Miss Cora Kingsbury toe entire list rallied briskly to the cord after leaving a plane. boats proceeded. gave a two minute talk on Our ward noon, when U. S. Steel cross “I had supervised toe jumping of Captain Theodore Dreyer later Local 4-H Fair Exhibit.” ed 180. OPENING STOCKS 1.051 men and never had a fatality went down •with his ship. On Feb. 8 at 7:30 any one wish Several high priced shares fluc III until the other day,” he said. “We ing to learn to play a musical in tuating widely. Auburn Auto turn E lectric W asher have concluded that even if a man strument is invited to meet at toe ing a loss of 3 1-2 points into a New York, Jan. 27.--(A P I—Mix were too dazed to know what he RUMANIAN PRINCESS chapel and make plans for organ gain of 2 while Western Union re it s here! fli famous Automatic Duo- ed price movements ushered in the was doing after jumping, he would izing an orchestra. Jack Crawford linquished an ad'vance of 4. U. b. new week on the New York Stock involuntarily pull the cord. It is of Manchester •will be present and Steel, New York Central, Mont Disc [.electric Wa.sher with two new and out Exchange today. placed over the heart, the most IS ENGAGED TO WED help plan and ad-vise as to the sel gomery Ward, Sears Roebuck, Air standing refinements. So silent in opera Montgomery-Ward, which pub natural place about a man’s body ection of the Instruments to be Reduction and U. S. Industrial Al lished a disappointing 1929 earnings for him to clutch, even if■ he is learned. cohol were tmder pressure at in tion you can hardly hear it run—due to its report over toe week-end, opened 1 i unconscious or frightened.” Bucharest, Rumania, Jan. 27.— tervals, but steel, together wdth new v'urm gear and cable drive. So beauti 1-4 points lower at 43 and quickly | Aviation medical experts hold (AP)—Official announcement of the American Can and Johns Manville, sagged to 42 1-2. U. S. Industrial that failure to pull the rip cord engagement of Princess Ileana, JUSTICE HOLMES ILL led the late forenoon rally. Allied ful and rich look’.ng in it? soft colors of Duo- Alcohol fell back nearly 2 points. may result from several causes. A daughter of Dowager Queen Marie, Chemical and’ Inland Steel rose 5, tone Suntan and Cveen Vitreous Enameled National Cash Register opened 1 jumper may lose consciousness be to Count Alexander of Hochberg, and Vanadium Steel and Eastman 1-8 points higher and Radio Keith- cause of his rapid descent, he may second son of toe Prince of Pless, is Washington, Jan. 27.—(AP)—Jus Kodak 4. , , = tub Orpheum, Standard Oil of New Jer faint from fright, or he may be expected next Saturday. tice Oliver Wendel Holmes Who will Call money renewed at 4 1-2 per sey, Westinghouse Electric and unable to find his rip cord after The approaching engagement was be 89 years old in March and ^who cent. American Smelting improved frac leaving the plane. ' celebrated at a family gathering at has been presiding over the Supreme tionally. U. S. Steel Common opened Predeal yesterday. Court during toe absence of Chief DR. HUTCHINS FUNERAL ONLY ?4.95 DOWN .^6.30 MONTHLY unchanged at 179. WATER MAIN BURSTS. (The newspaper Cubantul of Justice Taft, was detained at home Week-end trade reviews were New York, Jan. 27.— (AP)—An Bucharest last Saturday said that today on orders of his physician. Ann Arbor, Mich., Jan. 27 rather cheerful in character, al 18-inch steam main burst in Cliff toe only reason public announce The distinguished jurist attended Funeral services for Dr. Harry though they pointed out that the street, near Fulton street in lower ment of the engagement was being a conference held by the court Sat Burns Hutchins, president emeritus recovery in most lines was slow and Manhattan, today, tearing a hole held up was because both concerned urday but it was said today he had of the University of Michigan will consumer buying was still cautious ten feet in diameter on toe street were seeking a means by which toe developed a cold over Sunday and «e held here tomorrow afternoon. in character. Several of the leading and tossing cobble stones about like princess m i^ t retain he/" royal title. was staying indoors as a precau I..urial Wiu be in Forest Hills ceme brokerage houses stated that toe pebbles. Princess Ileana, who celebrated her tionary measure. tery here. Dr. Hutchins, who was 83, rapidity of toe advance in some 21st birthday this month, has been In the absence of both Chief Jus died Saturday fpllo-wing a stroke of Now A column of steam several hun issues last week increased toe pos reported engaged many times. 'The tice Taft and Justice Holmes, the apoplexy. $9950 dred feet into the air and windows sibility of p. technical reaction. Prince of Wales, Prince Humbert of court was presided over today by in nearby buildings were broken. A Italy and several other memljers of Mon tgopiery-Ward ran into a policeman standing fifty feet away _ Justice Van Devanter, next in DIES AGED 150 REMEIVIBER, it’sbackedby a 10 year service guarantee rather hea-vy volume of selling in royal families being among those seniority. the first hour, dropping more than was thrown to the ground and he mentioned7counTAtex7nde?. who” is After today’s session toe court has Bucharest, Ruinania, Jan. 27.- 3 points to 40 5-8, or just 2 points and two other policemen were show- 25, is the second son of toe head - of - arranged to recess until February (AP.)—A.-telegram from Macin, a ered -with dirt. Police reserves, an bond. Why not see it this week? Let us demonstrate it to you. above the record low for the present the House of Pless.) 24. town near Bralla on the* right bank stock. American Power & Light, emergency squad and an ambulance of the Danube, today announced Nash Motors, National Lead, air re were summoned, but no one was CRASH VICTIM DIES DECISION REVERSED the death at toe reported age of For only $99 50 Cash or slightly more for Easy Terms you secure this New Im duction and Norfolk & Western lost injured. West Palm Beach, Fla., Jan. 27. Boston, Jan. 27.—(AP) — The 150.of J o h ^ Geor^l, a peasant. proved Model 22 Automatic Duo-Disc Washer. a point or so. — (AP)—Ed. Butler, of Miami, one Massachusetts Supreme Court today Georgii left ona hundred direct .liv The main body of stocks continu LAWYERS FIGHT IN COURT of the five occupants of a plane held that a notary public is under ing descendants, and to toe l^t ed to press forward. Western Austin, Texas', Jan. 27.—(AP.)— which fell into Lake Worth one no compulsion, to ascertain the was in sound physical and mental Union quickly extended its advance County Attorney Roy Archer and week ago yesterday, killing three identity of a person appearing be condition, though greaUy enfeebled. ^ See the Only Washer With Duo-Disc. to 4 points. Beechnut Tacking mov Dayton Moses of Fort Worth, de men and hurting two, died in a fore him to acknowledge a discharge ed up 3 1-2, and toe American fense la'wyer in toe John W. Brady hospital here early today of injuries of a mortgage and he is not liable Tobacco issues and Atchison sold '2 murder trial, engaged in a fist fight received in toe crash. to suit for loss incurred by others rOUR CHILD’S to 3 points higher. in the court room today. Archer by reason of his failure to do so. prompt atton- Among the many stocks to show said he hit Moses after the lawyer PUBLISHER DIES. The full bench reversed a decision Children’* Mua- sariy gains of a point or more were had struck him. Paris, Jan. 27.— (AP)—Franc's of Judge Weed of the Superior tm le ap p li^ hotir for 5 hour* Fox Film, "Vanadium Steel, New Brady, a former state appellate Moutbon, director and general man Court and held that he erred in * h o ^ hrinc ralial.-AU diuggiat*. THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC ton Steel, American Telephone, Gen court judge, is being tried for the ager of the newspaper Le Joumai, overruling a demurrer of the defen fatal stabbing of Miss Lehlia High- PHONE 5181 eral Electric, Dupont and Houston died suddenly today from a heatt dant in a suit brought by the New 773 MAIN STREET DH. smito, 28, a Capitol stenographer. [ England Bond and Mortgage Com ______„ , The jury wa: completed last attack while on a trip to Nice. He Foreign exchanges opened irregu- was one of toe most prominent pany against Leslie N. Brock, a M U S T E R O L t ar, with sterling cables off 3-32 of j week and the opening of testimony I Cambridge notary, for $8,000.' X- cent to $4.86 1-2. 1 was set for today. newspaper publishers in France. \
-A (. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.,MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1930. PAGE EIGHT ROLLING IN HEALTH \ Daily Health' Service OLIVE ROBERTS DARTO^I Hints On How To Keep Well © 1 9 3 0 m FICTION by World Kaiiied Autliorlty X- When we start something we like®end. He will make crude things NEASepvice Inc. i^y LAURA LOU BROOKMAN to finish it. ! or do certain thipgs with his toys. Nothing irritates us more tha” Now what happens if we are ffir- UNDULANT FEVER to be interrupted at a job and to ever interrupting him during these -CHANGING INTO A MORE have to jerk our attention away to little mental trips of discovery? VIRULENT MALADY something else. Something more serious than Theireason for such irritation is we realize, I think: namely^ we By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN not foerely temperamental; it' is are “interrupting an impulM, Editor Journal of the American I deeper seated. To withdraw our and that spells disaster for the Medical Association and of Hygela, ! attention from one thing and con- m ent^ process of thought con the Health Magazine centrate on another involves a real {dination and carrying through this physical process of the brain. A process to its natural end. In a survey of the increased in new set of nerves are set going This is the secret of concentra cidence of undulant fever, the con nywi the others come to a sudden tion and attention in later years. dition now quite definitely associ and unnatural stop. We often wonder why certain ated with contagious abortion in If the first process had been al older children- and adults have a cattle, the British ’ ministry of lowed to finish the task set, we power of concentration and appli health has become convinced that would have experienced what is cation lacking in others. I think the disease is actually increasing In known as a “satisfied impulse.” that if we could go back and look extent and that this is largely due When interruptions break in. into the history of their early to the spread of the disease among the brain goes through a sort of years we would find the answer, the cattle. shock called a “dissatisfied im- Prevent ^ Chaos *”in '®’“”***Youth Contagious abortion occurs in pulse.” Children who spend their early goats, cattle, sheep, swine, mules, Now adults, with their complet years in chaotic turmoil will prob horses, dogs, cats, rabbits, guinea- ed mechanisms, can stand ' these ably never have a great degree of pigs, rats and mice, ajid cases have frequent shocks. We are more or concentration, the natural result been found even in chickens and less fool-proof. But with children, of repeated interruptions. ducks. It is apparently the disease it is different. The brain struc Of course, we can’t let them go as it occurs in cattle, however, ture has a peculiar way of develop without calling a halt if these which is primarily related to un ment and growth, and is more childish experiments are getting dulant fever in man. likely to suffer from meddling. them into mischief. We have to In cattle, the condition may not Youthful Experimenters do a certain amoimt of guiding, produce" symptoms sufficient to < /■ All little children learn from that’s sure. But I believe that affect the animal’s general health, tr^ng out things. We this when mothers know that little’ although it does prevent the nor “experiment.” A little child will children’s attempts to do things mal birth of the calf. idek up a toy, look it over, shake have a real meaning, they will be It is the general opinion that it, bite it, throw it down and pick interested in helping rather than cattle infect each other through it up again. He’s finding out all hindering the miracle called brain, eating food which has been con there is to know about the toy. to do its work. If the baby lisi s taminated by litter in the cow sheds ... ^ iSSSsiSK It seems meaningless to us, but out, ‘Tm tomin’ in a minute,” or by eating grass in the meadows never mind—it isn’t by any means. when we call him, isn’t It just pos contaminated by the products of His brain is putting out a little sible that we, or rather he, will»be the disease. The germs are also to graining something’ enormously im The position for the “body roll.” root of experiment. It Is doing be found in the of an infected its growing. portant if we can be patient “A ndy d S r T o i n e here to see me at aU father. He Comes here to see Jadith.»' cow. Sometimes' a cow, which is «•- As the child gets older, the na enough to wait that minute ? otherwise quite healthful, but which ture of his experiments takes more We live and learn. When Na I a ribbon of the same shade about has become infected with this dis- In rounding the 1930 curves, no definite form. He conceives more ture starts out to develop a brain BEGIN HERE TODAY ^ ^^“ \a d ^made^the'^s^c^^^^ her hair, adding to the demure ef-1 ease, will secrete mUk containing one can be successful who does logical impulses. He plans little she is at her “most wonderful!” Judith Cameron, typist in a New son ___ She needs little help a t this stage. York pubUshing house, marries broken vase the girl had put feet. When Andy was ushered into j the germs, not take weight off all over the plays, and if we let him alone he the living room Tony returned to j Apparently the human being be- body. For the ideal is the properly will carry them through to the Just let her alone! Arthur Knight, executive of the de- change in the house s furnishings the divan where she had been sit-1 comes infected not only through partment in which she works, out of her inind. ting- with her father and fondly drinking milk taken from a cow proportioned figure. VELVET COSTUMES Knight is a widower with a daugh- “It may take quite a lot of placed an arm about Arthur, which has had the disease of con- The majority of women thicken they are interested in working up in ter, Tonv, 18, in Paris, and a son, money,” she said hesitantly. WOMANS something that is definite and se Knight’s shoulders. tagpous abortion, but also from through the abdomen and thighs cure. They want to know exactly Skating in velvets is a. new Juifior, 16, at school. “Well, I guess I can manage that Judith came gaily into the room, j handling infected cattle alive or mode. A bottle green velvet suit A blissful honeymoon in Bermuda all right. We Therefore the majority of what their job is, and do nothing “All ready!” she exclaimed. “And i dead. Sometimes farmers send to more. They seem to have little in has coulette skirt, graceful fitted is interrupted by a cablegram that up m | Pressed'upln my best to arouse my , the slaughter house cows which reducing exercises stress weight DAY % jacket and tuck-in sweater blouse. Tony IS on her way to America. Tony . ] ipninn.sv! Do you think have become sterile as the result of reduction in these spots. terest in what goes on in labora tories. They want to look pretty, W to SgM 'brinS'hU E g te r ““Ihe set eagerly to work on tte y jf “ arl ^Scompkny me, young Hxu.c
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MONDAY, ;.,t PAGE TWELVE iSftanrt|(0t(r iEttntittQ i^mtUk I WTT*; PUBUC RECORDS LEGIONNAIRES TO MEET BENEFIT WHIST COASTING CRASH VICTIM HOSPITAL NOTES LESSNER PASSES STATE BAR EXAM Marriage Intentions NATIONAL COMMANDER IN UNCONSCIOUS STATE The admission of two patients 1 Application for a marriage license TONIGHT was reported at the Memorial hos has been filed in the office of the Manchester Ciomnmnity Club pital this morning. They are Mrs. I town clerk by Robert J. Garrity of CH£TS - C 0 / / > V Benefit Troop 9 Boy Scouts Little Harold Bach Has Not Mary Russell of 103 Bissell street | Lg,j.al Young Man tO Be Sworn Hartford and Mary J. Pellerln also National President of Auxil so U THy MA N T£f^ S2.60 Gold Pieces as Prizes Yet Rallied After Skull and Mrs. Bermce Reynolds of Rock- Tomorrow—Works for of Hartford. iary Also to Be Guest 'at ville. Those discharged were Mrs. Hartford Gathering, Feb. 6. Fracture Last Friday. Carl Anderson and infant son of Highway Department. Mechanic’s Lien Ellington, Mrs. Frank' Sedlik and The Manchester Lumber Co., ABOUT TOWN Harold Bach, 11-year-old son of son of 150 Oakland street, and M rs.; George C. Lessner, son of Mr. ana against Ralph E. Carlson in the sum The Hartford county branch of Mr. and Mrs. Holgar Bach of 324 Allan Dexter and infant daughter of L Mrs. Charles Lessner of 223 Spruce of $1,460.34 for building materials the American Legion posts and on Lot No. 3, South Manchester Thomas Maxwell and his young Center street, is in a state of coma 35 Brookfield street. The Dexter i street, Manchester’s only entrant in auxiliaries is going to entertain Na Assembling the Complete at the Memorial hospital as the re babv was born January 16. la class for admission to the Con- Heights recorded in the name of women’s choir from the Souto Alex Degrutis. tional Commander Bodenhamer, and Methodist church took part in the sult of a coasting accident Friday ______! necticut State Bar, succesfully passed his two day examination Sat National President Mrs. Donald service last evening at the North afternoon. While hospital officials Certificate of Distribution Macrae at a banquet to be held at urday afternoon. At the age of 22 bedroom ensemble needs Methodist church, at the mens this morning reported little change The Manchester Probate Court the Hotel Bond, Hartford, Thursday he is one of the youngest applicants records the disposition of the estate night meeting. in the boy’s condition, they saw SWEDISH LUTHERANS evening, February 6, at 7 o’clock. cause for hope in the fact that ] ever to receive this honor. of Teresa Farr, deceased, to Frana 'Tickets for the banquet are $2.25 Women of Mooseheart Legion Harold made an attempt to respond I Born in New York City, June 6, Farr, sole heir-at-law, and imdivid- not be expensive TO CONVENE HERE 11908 young Lessner moved to each. The ladies of the auxiliary will install their officers for 1930 when his father spoke to him last ed half-interest in lot of land on will hold an informal reception at a meeting to be held Wednesday night. They took this as an indica Bridgeport with his parents where Charter Oak street. ( he attended the Bridgeport elemen- from 6 to 7 o’clock in the blue room evening at the home of Mrs. Mar tion that the boy might be regain Lis Pendens on the mezzanine fioor of the Hotel Colored Hem garet Griffin of Hillard street, .^ter ing his senses. ; tary schools. Later moving to Action is being brought by Joseph Hartford District Pastors I South Manchester he attended the Bond in order to enable the mem the ceremony a salad supper wU be X-ray pictures have been taken A. Johnson against Anna T. John bers to personally meet Mrs. and they reveal a fracture of the Delegates to Gather at I Manchester High School, graduat- served. Mrs. Ida Yost w ll be the son to procure a partition of several Macrae. installing officer and Mrs. Sarah skull. In the boy’s condition, it has cal Church Feb. 18-19. I ing with honors in the class of 1925. parcels of land on Birch Mountain I During his last two years in High Ladies of Dilworth Cornell auxil Cotton Sheets Mulled %vill assist. been deemed inadvisable to risk an Road, Highland Park. iary unit wrishing reservations for operation. Harold was sliding on a “Flexible-Flyer” he had borrowed.. The Swedish Lutheran church here j Certification of Trade Name the banquet should confer with Mrs. The Center Church Women’s Fed The ; will be host to the 18th annual and I Filing of trade name. The Rain Bosnan, 38 Hudson street as soon as eration will hold a food sale at Wat when the accident occurred, sled bearing the Bach boy came out mission meeting of the Hartford j bow Dyers and Cleaners of 2292 possible. Connecticut wants to '$ 1-49 kins Brothers store, Wednesday af District of the New England Con- : Main street, Hartford and 11 School make as good a showing as possible. ternoon beginning at 2:30. The com of a driveway onto Cooper street and crashed into the rear left wheel ference of the Augustana Synod on . street. South Manchester, by Much enthusiasm was expressed for Wide colored hem sheets in the mittee in charge is Mrs. -Albert Tuesday and Wednesday, February Samuel Greenberg and Arthur Tar the affair at yesterday’s county desired shades—blue, rose, maize, White, chairman; Mrs. Ray H. Fins of a new G. M. C. delivery automo bile truck operated by Sherwood 18-19, with pastors and lay dele- i sus was recorded this morning. meeting and it is hoped a large nile and orchid. Extra large size, bury, Mrs. Lucius Foster, Mrs. Ray gates from 26 towns and cities in number of the local members will mond Burnham and Mrs. E. E. Fish. Anderson of Anderson & Noren, local Articles of Association 81x99 inches. Heavy sheets with grocers. The truck was proceeding Connecticut attending. The La Fubinese Society of Con attend the banquet and reception. twill tape two-inches fro r the down the hill near Summer street ! The opening session will include necticut, to buy, sell hold real sides which prevents t’ac sheets The Epworth Circle will have a two short sermons by Rev. Albin meeting this evening at 7:30 dith at the time. estate and to invest in securities. from tearing. Lindgren of Middletown and Rev. | Miss Doris Sisco, 329 Center Street. Chief of Police Samuel G. Gordon The subscribers are, Louis Andisio, Carl H. Nelson of Ansonia, at 7:30 j John Lenti, Joseph G. Pero, Alex said today that children had been S.AS. warned several times for coasting in o’clock Tuesday evening. The choir j ander Marthisa, Guiseppe Miglietto Nutmeg Forst, No. 116 'Tall of the local church will give several | Cedars of Lebanon will meet in the dangerous places about Msinchester. and Joseph Novelli. Patrolman John McGlinn went to numbers on the program. j Cases to Masonic Temple this evening at Wednesday morning the business ; Shado-Plaid the Cooper street section the night match, each 7:30. before the Bach child’s accident and meeting will begin at 10 o’clock chased awgy a group of boys and with Rev. Lindgren presiding as 1 ODD FELLOWS TO WORK St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters chairman. The annual election of | 39c of Isabella, will meet tomorrow eve girls after warning them of the im pending danger. Patrolman Herman j officers will take place and reports j W ool Blankets Z\zQ 42x36 inches. ning at 7:30 sharp in K. of C. club- I of the officers for the past year will ' THIRD DEGREE FRIDAY rooms. A card party for the mem Muske was called to the scene the Hemstitched. night after the accident when chil I be read. Rev. P. J. O. Cornell, pas- bers wiU follow the business. dren were again reported sliding I tor of the host church, has arranged ! with the Ladies Society to serve Ray Warren has returned to his I onto the street, First Exemplification of New In six smart shades the ! dinner in the vestry. THE NEW I home, 447 Center street, from At the same time the women’s i Term Expected to Attract Hartford hospital where he re RE6EKAHS’ INFIRMARY home and foreign mission society of Unusually Large Crowd. BATHROOM | cently underwent an operation for the district will hold its annual appendicitis. meeting in the parsonage. In the George C. Lessner FIXTURES ARE | BENEFIT NEXT WEEK afternoon at three o’clock the so On next Friday evening, January Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marti and E. ciety will give a program in the School he was a member of the 31, King David Lodge, No. 31. J. Holl attended the Motor Boat Sunday School room. school debating team and at grauda- 1. O. O. F. will exemplify the third FAR MORE I Show in New York this last week. Comedy, “ Twelve Old Maids” , In tie evening a service will be tion was honored as a commence degree. The work will be in charge Shado-plaid—a new design in Will Feature Entertainment held at 7:30 o’clock with eight min ment speaker. of Degree Masters Willard J. SANITARY blankets—found exclusively i:i The winners for the ticket selling ute talks by the visiting pastors Immediately after graduation he Horton and Herbert F. Stevenson. contest in connection with the two Program. concerning the approaching Lenten Joseph Behrend, P. G., will act as these all wool blankets. Size, one-act basketball plays presetted entered the Hartford Law School, D lf: absence of sharp cor- season. The public is invited to graduating last year and obtaining Noble Grand of the degree. 70x80 inches. ’The end.s are at the Manchester Green school Fn- Sunset Rebekah lodge will give ner.i. cracks or detachable these sessions. employment as a title examiner in As this is the first degree this dav night were announced today. its annual entertainment for the Among the cities to be represent- neatly bound with sateen. A Ernest Marson of grade seven was the office of the State Highway De term, a large attendance is expected. splash boards makes modern benefit of the Groton I^irmary fund j pastors are Stamford, Bridge- partment. He took his law course blanket that is light in weight the highest with 15 sales and Meade on Monday evening of next week. The following week February 7 the "" ...... ■ port. New Haven, Branford, Meri at the Hartford Law School. plumbing not only easier to Thorpe of grade eight only one be Past Grand Miss Edith Walsh is initiatory degree will be worked on yet giving the maximum of den, New Britain, Hartford, and Eighty-three were examined with hind him. The winner received a chairman of the committee of ar a class of candidates with Albert C. keep clean but far more sani-, Manchester. The others are expect but 17 emerging successful. The combination school-box and drawing rangements. Mrs. Emma Lyons Miller, P. G. taking charge. warmth. A splenih i value at ed to send lay delegates. Manchester boy will be sworn in to tary .nil the way around. Por-, set. Grade seven took the grade Nettleton is directing the comedy this price! honors with 41 sales, Walter Buck- which will be the headliner. It is morrow morning. celair and enameled steel are Lessner’s plans for the future are lev w'as the contest leader. All entitled "Twelve Old Maids” and the best substances known forj children who sold five or more sixteen of the members will have a rather indefinite. A t present he in COMPANG G MEN’S tends to continue in the employ of tickets received one free. part in the play. Several of them We Bake Every Day this use and they are employed Rose the State Highway Department as , have had considerable experience in excms'vely in the fixtures we Green The Masonic Social club is making ; amateur theatricals and their BANQUET SATURDAY title examiner. Bread, Pies, Cakes arrangements to run a large valen- i fiends know that they may ex handle. Blue tine bridge and whist in the Masonic , pgj,j. evening of fifh. Students are entering the day and and Pastries Temple, Friday evening, Feb. 14. | Another good number will be a evening sessions of the Connecticut Lavender Company G will hold its annual Business College at the Center each Try a Loaf of our ------! sketch by juveniles, Bernice and banquet in the armory on Saturday. A joint outing of the Young Men a j Taggart, well known enter week. When business is dull is a HOME MADE BREAD Tan The general inspection of the com good time to prepare for a good of Joseph C. Wilson Fellowship Clas tainers, and Ruth and Edwin Strat pany will be held on February 5, fice position. Gray class of the Swedish Lutheran ton. Miss Edna Fradin who is an when the inspection will be made by Manchester Plumbing ^ d Heating c’nurch will be held Friday evening accomplished pianist as well as a regular army officer. Contractor. at the Highland Park Community reader will appear in four selec The Company is still without a Now or Never! Public Market KSolid Color Club. Members v/ill meet at the tions. Arline Holmes will give two first lieutenant since the resigna We deliver. Dial 5139 28 Spruce St. Tel. 5043 church at 7 o’clock and hike to their solo dance numbers, with Mrs. tion of Thomas J. Quish, the second The Last Week Rayon destination. Herman Johnson is James M. Shearer as accompanist, lieutenant of the company acting South Manchester chairman of the committee m j Mrs. Annie Lowd who will have a in that position and the company On This Special prominent character part in the charge. 1 having no commissioned officer ____ I play, will also direct several drills other other than Captain Hawley. Bed Spreads The Be-thoven Glee Club will r e -1 and Miss Mary McLean will be ac- It is expected that announcement of O’SULLIVAN and the Swedish Lutheran | companist for the evening. hearse at the new officer or officers will be church at 7:30 o’clock tonight. made soon. GOODYEAR r u O N $2-98 The basketball team of the POLICE COURT Luther League of the Sw'cdish Luth MINOR MISHAPS TIE Choose one of these rich, solid color eran church will make its debut Adolph Reisch of West Willington RUBBER HEELS Size rayon spreads to complete the ensemble. Wednesday evening at the Hollister because of an accident that took A beautiful fioral jacquard design on street school against a team from place last evening near Manchester UP TROLLEY TRAFFIC For Ladies and Children G O O D THINGS TO 6AT 81x105 lavender, green, rose, blue and gold Springfield. The Flying Sw'edes will Green was brought into court this grounds. Scalloped edges. Lu^e size, 81x105 inches. Beg^fiar $3.98' play in the preliminary. morning for driving an automobile NO CHICAGO-ING HERE inches I with defective brakes. He was Trolley service was tied up for grade. That Chicago mess is the result of not taking the The third sitting of the Masonic | found guilty and a fine of $15 and more than an hour last night be- trouble to see that you get what you pay for— club setback party was held Satur-1 costs was imposed, tween Manchester and Hartford as I Hale’s Bedroom Needs— Main Floor, left —which is another way of saying that you must r.eo day night in the Temple club rooms. 1 Everett L. Fox of Park Avenue, the result of two minor accidents i ; East Hartford, paid a fine of $10 happening almost simultaneously at j that j'ou don’t pay for something you don’t get. Sixty players took part and the Chicago has been paying for two or three times as prize winners__ were David Hadden, j and costs for breach of the peace. about 8:30 o’clock. first"; Charles Bunzel, second; Sher-' He was placed under arrest by Cap- A Manchester-bound car moving much as it got, for years. And since it got a great wood Cone, consolation, and Arthur j tain Herman Schendel at the police slowly into the Laurel Park switch 1 deal in the way of physical Improvements, it is now jumped the track for some unknown | in the dickens of a plight and may get worse. Any Loomis won the door prize. There ; station. He went there in behalf of Attached will be another sitting next Satur- | another man who had been arrested reason and a wrecker was sent out I individual who throws away his money can get and^because of his vile language to from Hartford to get it back on the j into the same sort of a pickle. day evening. track. the 'captain he immediately placed I We Repair Rubbers No nickel is ever wasted when it is spent at Pine- In the meantime a Hartford- i This Week^s Candy Specials him under arrest and ordered him hurfet For every dollar, every cent, that goes Into bound trolley traveling down the and Arctics to appear in court. Judge Ray our till the customer gets full value in quality as at the SERVE GERMAN SUPPER mond A. Johnson found him guilty Twin Hills into Love Lane blew a I fuse under the front side seat, kill- 1 well as quantity. Thereby Pinehurst customers and imposed a fine of $10 and costs. S prosper, don’t get into the Chicago way. In the case of Carl Swanson, ing the power. A new fuse repair- j TOMORROW EVENING charged with driving with impro ed the break. Aside from late runs i Sam Yulyes PRINCESS CANDY SHOP per brakes, judgment was suspend no damage or injury was done. i Main and Pearl ed. 701 Mam St., Johnson Block Theodore R. Beebe of 133 Oak Dependable service on furnace South Manchester Concordia Lutheran Ladies street, charged with non-support and fuel oil made be .secured by Milk Chocolate-Covered Pure Cream Offer Another Menu dialing 5145, 'The Manchester Lum Next Door to Dougherty’s was found not guilty. He was ar CRACKERS CARAMELS Church from 5 to 7:30. rested on complaint of his wife who ber Co.—Adv. Barber Shop. stated to the court that her husband 4 different kinds had not given her anything for her These Sharp Drops in Temperature Are a Reg. 69c lb. Reg. 59c lb. The Ladies’ Sewing Circle of the support for eight weeks. Beebe Concordia Lutheran church will was represented by Attorney Wil Test on Your Heating Plant and THIS WEEK THIS WEEK serve its annual dinner tomorrow liam J. Shea, who subjected Mrs. evening from 5 to 7:30 at the Beebe, the principal , witness, to ^‘WHERE” 49c lb. 49c lb. • church, Winter and Garden streets. severe cross-questioning. The Their roast pork and sauerkraut Beebes have been married three High School Hall Watch this spwee every Monday for weekly Candy menu found so much popular favor years and have one child. The The Coal You last year, and they have received so woman admitted that while her ‘ ’ W H E N ’ ^ Specials. ■ •'’TV'’ requests for a repetition of husband was working he always the dinner, they decided to put it on turned over his envelope or check to Monday, February 3rd ;<-.in at this time. There will also her; that he had not been working be mashed potatoes and turnips, for eight weeks and that on Janu ‘WHAT” Burn apple sauce, dill pickles, apple pie ary 10 he drew out all the money he and coffee. had in the bank, $23 and gave it to “THE CONCERT” If you aren’t using a good grade of coal and the cold Popular tunes played by the Helm her. She had failed to acquaint the orchestra will add to the pleasures prosecutor with these facts. Judge “ARTISTS” weather requires forcing your fire you’ll probably have of the evening. Hand-made articles R. A. Johnson brought the hearing by the ladies of the society will be to a close by finding Beebe not , FRED PATTON, Basso. clinkers and excessive ash. on .sale at rea.sonable prices. guilty. GERTRUDE BERGGREN, Contralto The committee in charge com i Try our good, clean coal that will give you the max prises the officers of the sewing so CARD PARTY MRS. KATHERINE H. HOWARD, ’Cellist ciety, Mrs. Reinhold Rautenberg, Gi\ en by Group 1 Senior ARCHIBALD SESSIONS, Accompanist president; Mrs. Jacob Suchy, vice- imum of heat at all times. Class S. M. H. S. president; Mrs. Lillian Helm, secre Tickets 81,00 tary and Mrs. Fred Miller, High School treasurer. Tuesday. Jan. 28. 8 o’clock Whether you Bu.y White Oak Coal $12.00 per Befreshments Prizes need one board ‘ ton. G. E. Willis & ^on. — Adv. SERVICE You Can Depend Upon or a truck load, ROAST PORK AND you may be sure FILMS WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. it will be at your door when you want it. SAUERKRAUT SUPPER 'v That’s the wajr we guarantee your satis DEVELOPED AND T Tuesday, Jan. 28, 5-7:30 p. m. PRINTED Funeral Directors faction—by giving vou the quality you arc Lutheran Concordia Church 24 HOUR SERVICE ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS entitled to and the service you expect. Winter and Garden Streets Film Deposit Box at By Ladies Sewing Society Store Entrance CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. Menu: Boast Pork, Sauerkraut, Pola Coal Mashed Potatoes, Turnips, Apple Sauce, Dill Pickles, Apple Pie and Robert K Anderson Phones: Office 5171 Yard, 62 Hawthorne St., Manchester. Phone 4918. W . G. Coffee. KEMP'S Funeral Director Residence 7494 Branch Office, 55 School St., South Manchester. Phone 468%. SPECIAL MUSIC Coal, Lumber, Masons^ Supplies. ^ Supper 50 cents. Allen Place, Phone 4149 Blsaeliiiter