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i ‘ - . .. . . yOL. XLV^ NO. 61. (Clasatfled (drertl^K on Pag^e 10.) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TETORSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS
“RELATIVITY MAN” NOW IN THE U. S. CANDIDATE ADMITS -®> AIDING POWER CO.’S George Ods Smith Named EINSTEIN IS POOR MAY SOLVE MYSTERY For Commission Says He AT KEEPING BOOKS Thonght That Stand Was OF MRS. MINA BISSELL For Maine Interests. Wife of Famous Scientist LOSTINWILDS Manchester HiAters Stnmhie On Skull In Remote Spot In Tells Little Inside Things Washington, Dec. 11.—(AP) — Wapping Between Avery Street and Ellington Road; George Otis Smith, of Maine, nomi OF NORTH, W O nated chairman of the power com To Woman Reporter. mission, testified before the Senate Find Recalls Disappearance of Wapping Woman In Interstate Commerce committee to By Lorena Hickok MENMSAVED day he had been on the side of the 1922; Remains Tally With Size of Missing Widow, power companies in a state fight New York, Dec. 11.—(AP.)—Pro over the export of power. fessor Albert Einstein may Ise the Shull Fracture May Indicate Violence. world’s- foremost mathematician, Search Cost Three Lives and He said he had advocated the ex but Frau Einstein keeps the bank port of power, not to aid the power companies but because he believed books balanced. One Member of Lost Party it best for the people of Maine. If he tried to do tnem himself, she ^ , An eight years old mystery may have been solved today with said today, he would get them all Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Mon mixed up. Dies of Starvation* Smoke finding ©f a skeleton by three Manchester hunters in Wap- tana, read a letter from Smith to The professor himself already had » pmg. The renjaihs are believed to be those of Mrs. Mina the Maine Public Utilities Commis admitted this fact to Hendrik Wil Bissell, who disappeared from her Wapping home on August sion in 1924 saying the people of Showed Pilot the Location. 14, 1922, ostensibly in the search of stray cows, and never re- Maine should be more friendly to lem van Loon, Dutch historian who the power companies. Smith said was a fellow passenger on the Bel- turaed. Foul play was feared but intensive investigation and genland which brought the Einsteins later votes had shown this opinion to White Horse, Y. widespread search only deepened the mystery. Mrs. Bissell be correct. to New York today on their way to T., Dec. 11.— California. Prof. Einstein thought (AP.) —Two men who wandered was 34 years old at the time of her disappearance and had made Questioned, Smith testified he it was a good joke. her home alone with her son, Walter Green. was in favor of regulation both by afoot two months in the frozen That of Woman ^------“BankDooks? Ach! He knows Yukon wilderness, the Federal government and the nothing of bankbooks,” said Frau have been sav- R. W. Belcher, first selectman for states of the transmission of power, ed by an airplane. the town of South Windsor, was the abouts of the woman were con whether generated from coal, oil, Einstein with an expression half cerned. amused and half dismayed. “To be Here is Albert Einstein, “the relativity man,” as he appears in the Informality of his study in Berlin. His Bob Marten of Wrangell, Alaska, first official notified that the skele or water. ton bad. been fmmd. After a close Clothing Found sure, I must handle the bank profile is shown (left) as he turns to explain a point, and at right the sweater-clad scientist is in his easy prospector, and Emil Kading, air The Only success the searching He opposed government operation books!” chair. plane mechanic, yesterday were examination, it was his. opinion that of power projects and contended the skull resembled that of a wom parties encoimtered was the finding Calls Him Professor brought to White Horse from the (t several articles of clothing said, to that state regulations of public To strangers Frau Einstein al wilds where their pilot E. J. A. an and he thought it was highly utilities has been successful, possible that the discovery will lead have been worn by Mrs. Bissell Her ways refers to her distinguished Burke, died of exposure after their led and olue bathrobe was foimd at fir st to be Questioned husband as “The Professor,” but plane became disabled. to at least partial solving of the Bissell disappearance which has one point in the woods. At another Smith was the first of the five when she speaks to him directly or Prof, Einstein in an Interview Their rescue was effected by place about a mile and a half way men nominated for the tariff com discusses him with her friends, he is been wrapped in a shroud of mys Everett Wasson, pilot, and Joe tery for eight long years. near the edge of a swamp the mission to be questioned. “Papa.” Walsh, a prospector, who sighted searphers came across a pair of Senator Wheeler read into the The thing her fellow passengers Think Skull Fractured stockings hanging on a tree. One record an excerpt from a letter writ Jests With a Hundred Reporters their signal fire last Saturday. They Selectman Belcher rad R. E. Car and those who met the Belgenland were forty miles from their plana. shoe and a cane were fotmd at still ten by Smith in 1924 to the Maine today noticed most about Frau Ein ney, of The Herald, SsCld that the another point. Public Utilities Commission ad By Howard W. Blakeslee Burke and his companions left Liard skull showed evld^ce ' of having stein was her protective attitude to- sor Einstein said. “Through your •T ^'flrst question," he went on, Post October 11 to fly back to At- Scantfly Clad vocatlng the export of power from been fractured, the bone being It was pointed out at the time New York, Dec. 11.—(AP.)—Dr. free government you have put lib “alwasrs is-fia everybody here ?’ and lin, B. C., after delivering some the state of Maine. (Continaed On Page 2.) cracked from a point above the that Mrs. Bissell often acted queerly One said Smith thought the people Albert Einstein, father of a scientific erty above the power of any tyran tlfe answer always is ‘yes.’ That is sluice boxes. ny.” right eye socket up over the top■ of - to the extent ot wandering off In the of Maine were unfriendly to the theory so complex that few human the question and answer now.” Marten and Kading said they flew the skull. If such is proved to be the woods by herself. When she was power company. beings can understand it, landed to- Many Reporters He evidenced his “relativity com into a snowstorm and turned back, case, it is possible that her death last seen, she was wearing only “Was not that a fight between the ,day in J.he United States and gave A hunored reporters and camera plex,” however, a few minutes later hoping to reach Wolfe Lake, but may have been caused by foul play. shoe. Judging from the clothing small interests and a group of the SURPLUS WHEAT to the American people by radio a men met the scientist when the Bel when he drew a German friend aside were forced to land on the Liard Medical Examiner H. J. Onder- found, it seemed probable that *ie citizens who wmited to keep the simple forceful message pleading genland reached Quarantine this from the phalanx of cameramen and River, The pontoons of the plane donk of East Haxtferd has been ^uld not have been clad in much . power in Maine?” Wheeler asked. for an end to militarism. morning. He jested with them in his whispered, “I do not see them. I feel struck a rock and were damaged. called in on the case and was con but her underwear and it was feared “It was regarded as a fight be F O R O m HUNGRY From the drawing room of the native tongue and caused many a like I am on top of a high mountain They camped near the spot for six ducting an investigation Iste this ttat death wojild result from-expos- tween the power interests of a cer- liner Belgenland he spoke in iSer- phQtq^aphff^ t^m iw a good nai^^g aj^ I do AOt look down.” days, then set out for Wolfe aftempon. y ure during toe cold nights if she titn group of dtizens,” Smith re shot mciki|(g thef gicttire . - his gray hair standing on foot ,At HUi time of Mrs. Bissell’a dis- were not found. plied. “I had no interests with the “Kill monster of ’ militarisin. laugh just as he was about to take tnr'exkl ^ aH (firectlonsi smll^tf only StgkteiT tiieYteoo swo. W^ter Green, T ^ a n t ? central power interests except I Your political and economic position a picture wt)eU he apoks. The rest of the time Wasson and.;,Walsh who were was arrie9t«d with tiSe ^One of toe first ideas expressed at believed a large inter-connected unit Senate Appomts Committee today is such that you can entirely SufTounded by a reportorial mul case on charge of to ani toe Ume was that toe pieces of could benefit the state,” Smith said. his big brown eyes seemed to be seeking the missing party sighted destroy militarism whenever you set titude which stood on chairs about searching for a place where they the plane late in November but mals” in connection
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EINSTEIN IS POOR EINSTEIN INTERVIEWED CUBS’ DOCTOR’S BILL Colum Gre^h teener 0^^ BIG CHARITY DANCE GRANGE PRESENTS Coml S o l v ...... • **• • • • 15^ Manchester’s Stocks Comwlth and Sou . .. . • • • 'i • • • AT KEEPING BOOKS AS HE REACHES U. S. FINALLY SETTLED Contiji' C 'j » r } ^ ' .-47% TOMORROW NIGHT Date Book Com Prod , “ DEACON DUBBS” (FurniaiieiJ ny Putnam & Co.) Du Pont De N e w ...... 84% (Continued From Page 1.) Eastman Kodak ...... • •••«• , . ^ 1 (Continued From Page L) Reach Compromise On BiB Central Bow, Hartford Conn. TOMORROW - V. 1 M. Stocks E.ec Pow and Lt . . i • • • • • 30 f« v5-- Football Team Thought Had ward her husband. There is some Charity Dance given by St. Mary’s Einstein, sitting beside him, laugh Bank Stocks F ox Film A ...... ’i 28 Been Paid Previously. Gen Ellec ...... 45 K . Mary’s Young Men To thing maternal in it, and also some Young Men’s Club at State Armory, ed time and again during the inter Unnsually Clever Comedy Bio Asked thing humorous. And a very suave benefit of Christmas Community view. Her keen eyes tv^nkllng all Bankers Trust Co ... 395 Gen F o o d s ...... 49% Gen Motors ...... and capable protector is Frau Ein Fund. the time at the repartee. Another chapter in the financial City Bank and Trust . 215 240 ...... 88% Gold Dust ...... Hold Big Affair h the stein. Play at Nathan Hale school by Prepared Statement tribulations of the Cubs ^ football Played In High School Hall Cap Nat rf& T ...... — 300 . . . . w . 88% “The professor is afraid of so Young People of Zion Lutheran The interview began with a pre team was brought to a close yester CX'nn. R iv e r...... 500 _ Crigsby Grunow ...... 3% day, when a settlement was reached Hershey Choc ...... many people,’’ she chuckled indul church, “Aaron Slick.” pared statement in which Dr. Ein Htfd Conn Trust ...... 125 135 ...... 88% : State Armory. on tile unpaid balance of a bill owed Int HaiW ...... gently. “He doesn’t want to come Odd Fellow’s initiatory and nom stein said: Last Night. First Nat Hartford .. 195 210 ...... 53% Int Nickel C€m ...... out.” ination of officers at Odd Fellow’s “I am going straightway to Pasa Dr. Charles W. Goff of Hartford for Land Mtg ano Title .. _ 40 ...... 16% T T and T ...... 23 Mothers Scientist hall. dena at the request of the Univer services rendered the club last sea New Brit Trust ...... 175 Johns Manville ...... The S t Mary’s Young Men’s CSub A -few minutes later she went Annual sale, supper nad enter sity (the Cjalifomla Institute of son. Dr. Goff claimed a sum o£ $134 Not a dull minute occurred dur Riverside lYust ...... _ 535 ...... 53% Kennecott ...... has all plans completed for the back and got him, stayed with him tainment of Second Congregational Technology) there. The main pur- was due but a compromise was West Htfcj^ T ru st...... 265 — ...... 24% church. reached at a conference between his ing the whole two and a half hours Kreuger and Toll .... Charity Dance and Entertainment to through the interview, pbotogn^aphs pose of my voyage is to allow me Insurance Stocks ...... 22% be held at the State Armory tomor- COMING EVENTS to take a direct part in the scienti lawyer, S. P. Washowitz, George C. of the presentation of the rural Leh Val Ck>al ...... 5% and broadcasting. Dec. 15—Charity Concert at High Lessner, attorney for the Cubs, and comedy, “Deacon e ibbs,” at High X Aetna Casualty...... 67 72 Leh Val RR ...... Jrow night If the sale of tickets is “The professor Is tired now,” she fic life of an American university ...... 49% School by Beethoven Glee Club, and to be able to discuss matters himself, which resulted in payment school hall last night by Manches- ^ Aetna Fire ...... 46i/o 48(^1 Loew’s, Inc ...... 52^ ;any indication of the attendance, the said at length. “He must go to his ...... 56 ^Armory will be packed to capacity benefit of Christmas Community pertaining to my own branch of of $100, plus sheriff’s fees, and ter Grange, and its close the ^-A-etna Life Lorillard ...... stateroom,” Fund, and featuring local talent. brought the matter to a permanent players were promptly booked for Automobile ...... 2 6 Vo 28 V2 Mo Kan T e x ...... 11 Vt and assure a large financial gain science with my colleagues In a Conn. G eneral...... H4 Long after he had left she re Dec. 16 — Rec. Five basketball more immediate personal way than close. a repetition by Coventry Grange *^1® Mont Ward ...... I which will be turned over to the Bartford Fire ...... 58 mained behind arranging appoint game at School Street Rec. would be possible by correspondence. The Cubs were imder the misap Tuesday evening. Nat Cash Reg A ...... 29 'Christmas Commvmity Fimd. Two Hartford Steam Boiler 53 thousand tickets were mailed to ments, answering questions, doing Dec. 17—Special Town meeting at Perhaps I will also give a few lec prehension that the entire bill, which The simple stage setting of an Nat Dairy ...... 40% everything she could to spare him. High School to act upon appropria tures. originally amounted to over $300, old-fashioned well, flower entwined Isational Fire ...... 5212 541^ Nat Pow and L t ...... 34% : members of the club and to towns- Phoenix Fire ...... 67 Frau Einstein revealed that among tion of $60,000, to be used in public Lauds Americans . had been paid. When Sheriff Ralph arbor and rustic scenery was used 69 Nev C o p ...... 11 ' people and Clarence Thornton, chair Travelers ...... 930 man of the ticket committee, reports a great number of invitations they works in an effort to relieve local “The Americans of the present Harger appeared at the third game throughout the play. Miss Beatrice 950 N Y C e n t...... U 7 a very large monetary return. received before they left Berlin was imemployment situation. time have not only contributed vast of the town title series between the Dart appeared before the curtain Public futilities Stocks N Y NH and H T F ...... 76 Through the courtesy of Manager one from Thomas Cochrane, a part Dec. 19—Christmas party of con ly to every form of scientific investi Cubs and Majors on November 30, and announced the actors in the Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 66 Nor Am Aviat ...... 5 % Hugh J. Campbell of the State ner of J. P. Morgan. gregation of Swedish Lutheran gation all over the world but they bearing an attachment on the gate order of their appearance and gave Conn. P o w e r...... 61 North Amer ...... 64 Theater, five acts of local talent “He sent one of their men from church. are also giving their most serious receipts, the Cubs put up a cash a short description at the beginning Greenwich, W&G, pfd. . — Packard ...... g% have been arranged for. The pro Paris to Berlin to talk to us about attention to cooperation, in a peace bond of $175 to allow time to ascer of each act. Orchestral music was Lartford Elec L t ...... 66 l aram P u b lix ...... 38% gram will start at 8 o’clock and will it,” she said. “ He invited the pro ful and a friendly way. Between tain the true facts of the matter. furnished by Mr, and Mrs. Walter | Hartford v^as ...... 7b Penn RR ...... 55^ last an hour. In offering this floor fessor to stay at his estate on Long all those who In every part of our When this was done the team im Jojmer and Miss Martha Kissman. do, pfd ...... 42 Phila Read C and I ...... 9% show before the dancing the com Island. He said he could arrange it ABOUT TOWN globe are devoting themselves to mediately agreed to settle and Dr. Miss Clarissa WocJ played the S N E T Co ...... 159 163 Pub Serv N J ...... 68% Goff then reduced the amount of the mittee feels it will please m ^y so the professor would not have to scientific pursuits of form and piano accompaniments called for; ftlanufa<;turinp Stocks Radio ...... 13% Manchester people who would like A meeting of the combined socie variety, and I, for one, shall be very bill to $100. during the play and Miss Marion * Am Hardware ...... 50 Radio Keith ...... 11% see any one at all. But there were ties of Catholic women has been 52 to attend but who do not dance. bappy to set foot once more on the Dorward, music supervisor in the Amer Hosiery ...... 26 , Reading ...... 86 so many invitations—and we could cadled for tomorrow evening at 8 Dancing will start promptly at 9 not accept them all, grateful as we shores of the great republic which Ninth District, accompanied the Amer Silver ...... — Rem Rand ...... 16% o’clock £md last imtil 1 o’clock. Bill o’clock, when plans will be complet in the days since the end of the im- SKELETON IN WOOD: quartet of High school boys who Arrow H and H, com! 37 Sears R oeb u ck ...... 49^ were. I really think the professor ed for the big charity card party to Waddell has arranged an orchestra will sleep better on the steamer.” fortunate World War has become sang a number of the old-time do, pfd ...... 102 I Sinclair Oil ...... 1 1 % eight pieces and the committee be held-at St. James’s hall Wednes the chief protagonist for every form songs which added much to the per- Automatic Refrig South Pac ...... 96 Frau Einstein speaks Elnglish day evening, December 17. MAY SOLVE MYSTERY has the Armory floor in fine shape of scientific and technical progress. formance. 1 i Bigelow .Sanford, com . 32 , South Rwy ...... much more fiuently than does her “America has already ^ven us for dancing. Refreshments will be husband. She learned the language The role of Deacon Dubbs was do, pfd stand Brands ...... 1^ 4
Nellie Jackson, Mrs. Mary Kelley, . I Mrs. Harriet Kuhnly, Mrs. Martha QUESTiOIf AND ANSWER Kuhuly, Mrs. Anna Weigel, Mrs. An Mere Forgetfulness nie Smith, John Kuhnly, Mrs. Annie C hristm as G ift Fe^ittire' ROCKVILLE Kane, William Kuhnly, Miss Mary CMflledlyTlIE CQHNECnCOr CSAIIBEl OF C O m O IC E ,^ Kane, Mrs. Lillian Vetteidein, Mr^. 410 ASTtVM. t-I^BT. li^TrO» ‘ ‘ _____ Rose Lacrosse, William Kebr, Mrs. Picture Dealers * Woe William H. Bhodes Speaker Lizzie Connors, • Mps.- Edith Peltier, Q. What additional territorieis!^7() acres in 1903, our state forests William H. Rhodes, former Epro- Mrs. Lena Presaler, Mrs. Gertrude have g ro^ to some 86;000 acres. pean tourist manager is to be in Martha Pitney, Mrs. Jennie Con- were once owned by Coimecticut ? Rockville next week Tuesday smd A. Long Island, the western half Q, what city is called “The Silver Kihgton, Mrs. Kate Preuss, Mrs. of Rhode Island, and a strip of land a t y ? ” Customers Want Photographs or Paintings wdll address the members of the rady, Mrs. Ida Reutgen, Mrs. Lizzie Q. When was Hartford made the American Legion at their' regular Schrumpf, Mrs. Laura Hreh, Mrs. running westward as far as the Pa Framed “Right Away” and Then Call meeting to be held in G.A.R. hall. Annie Steppe, Mrs. Minnie Kehr, cific Ocean. 'This territory, provided Capital? _ Members of the American Legion for in a charter obtained in 1662 Q- How many cows does Connec- Miss A gu:^ Schultz, Mrs, Pauline from King Charles n , was called ticut. import yearly ? For Them Months Later. Auxiliary are in'vited to attend to Weber, Mrs. Margaret Willeke, Mrs. hear this splendid speaker. He will the Elnglish Colony of Coimecticut i- . ( Answer to these questions will be Clara Wormstedt, Mrs. Sophia in New Elngland in Amerit^. ; published in Friday’s paper,) have as his subject “’ihe Unknown Welsh, George Weber, Miss Minnie Many a mystery lies unsolved inA The photographers have stocks of Soldier.” Q. How many persons visit Ham- I — ------photos stored away, which, if they Weber, Charles Willeke, Mrs. John the artist and photographer’s stu- Mr. Rhodes spent several yea^ Timmerman, Mrs. Edith Flaherty, monaset Beach during a year? • JUDGE REAPPOINTED were turned into cash, would put a conducting parties through Euro A. About 500,000, which is more i Shelton, Dec. 11—(A P) —Joseph dioa On the walls and in the files of Mrs. Caroline Emery, Mrs. Emma J. Shapiro, judge of the Shelton new radio in the waiting room and pean countries and has traveled Alley, Mrs. LiHian Gilpin, Mrs. Mary than three times the annual attend these galleries are many imcalled- a magazine or two (not photograph ance at Yellowstone Park. Court vras reappointed to the judi more than 100,000 miles in Europe Meyers, Mrs. Frsnk Meyers and i cial council of ODimecticut by Chief for paintings and photos of people ic ones) on the waiting room table. alone. On several occasions he •visit Mrs, Margaret Pfeifer. I Q. How much land in Connecticut who ordered the work done...and Even wedding groups are sometimes ed the battlefields of Europe and is devoted to state forests? Justice W, M.Maltbie; yesterday. He Charity Whist in Ellington has served since 1927. then dropped out of existence as far left for long periods before they are the graves of many of the imidenti- 'The Ellington American Legion A. From a modest beginning, of as the dealer was concerned. called for. fied soldiers of the World War. In Auxiliary •will hold a charity whist The stocks on hand in photos, Old Frames Gone his program he brings the people in the Ellington town hall bn Fri framed pictures, enlargements and The old dust-catching picture back to the toinb of the Unknown day, December 19^ at 8 p. m.. The miscellaneous work, if turned into frames have gone, probably never to Soldier at Arlington and graphically proceeds will be used for charity. A cash would mean a considerable return. You remember the kind — pictures the life of this soldier while large turkey will be awarded the sum, enough to pay the rent for a Grandpa and Grandma in their best ' he was in the trenches and in bat-^ i winner of the first prize. Refresh month or so. bib and tucker, stern of feature, tie. The program will be musically ments will be served. Forgetfulness looking down from behind four illustrated. Elks To Meet Many reasons are advanced in sm square feet of glass bordered by a Mr. Rhodes has visited historical The next meeting of Rockville explanation of this peculiar forget- | gold-filigreed frame six inches \^de places and memorials of famous men Lodge of Elks will be held on Thurs 3 pc. Child’s Set How that single picture knob held and women, which includes the un- day evening, December 11. Exalted fulness. The dealers say that when kno'wn warrior in the capitals in the work is brought in to be done, that massive frame was always a Ruler H. O. Clough will preside and "I think Ward’s with porcelain top alphabet table London, PEiris, Brussels, Rome and the customers, as a rule, are in a wonder of wonders! And the extra it is expected there ■will be a large yardage of picture wire coiled up in Washington. He concludes with a attendance. hurry to get it. Immediately, the dramatic recital in speculation of e r e is a set that would delight any young heart on Christ work is rushed to completion and back of the picture.... all that is To Leave City gone. In its place we find narrow who the unkno'wn soldier might be. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ziebarth of mas mom. Includes large table with genuine porcelain the long wait commences for the Golden Crest H top attractively decorated with instructive alphabet' and customer to appear. Sometimes they frames in all colors, hardly more Welfare Council Grove street, residents of this city than an inch wide, very plain but The newly formed Tolland County for many years, will leave this city nursed rhymes, amd two sturdy Windsor type chairs. The set Is are called by phone; sometimes they next week to make their future made of hard'wood and built to endure. It is beautifully finished meet the proprietor on the street much more attractive than the wide, Welfare Council heW a meeting of ornate kinds common in the ’80’s. the organization committee and of home in New Hampshire. Both Mr. in two-tone lacquer. You can also select from many other at who readily admit they had forgot ficers Tuesday evening in the rooms and Mrs. Ziebarth have been active Hosiery simply tractive sets. ten their order of months—and The tradesmen do little worrying in Masonic and Elastem Star Circles, sometimes years back. Then the about their stock held over from of the Rockville Visiting Nurse As sociation. Fiirther plans were for also in the work of Vernon Grange. dealers settle dovm for another long year to year: They sure to be missed in the “Oh, they will come in for it mulated for the proposed Regional Conference which will be held in community. delightful In some cases they never show sometime,’’ is*the usual expression. Basketball 'Tuesday “Sometimes they forget—as we all Rock'ville about the middle of Janu up. On the other hand they pop in ary, 1931. Probation work and the The Interchurch basketball team occasionally, quite unconcerned, ac do... ‘out of sight—out of mind,’ will commence the season on 'Tues cept their wbrk and pass out as if you know. Sometimes we need a Juvenile Court; the problem of re day eveolng, December 16 in the the transaction was one of the usual frame to use in a hurry and take lief and the work now being done I Town hall with the following teams by the various workers in Tolland K E I X H ’ j r kind. one of those that have been made up ! playing: Baptist vs St. Johns’; First Type of Work for a year or two. Just as sure as county will probably be the topics Lutherans vs Methodist; Hebrew Most of the work left with pic we do this some one will come in discussed. Three committees were Association vs St. Bernard’s team. w i ere you can oijford io l)uy 0ood fAmikirc ture framers and photographers are the next day for their picture. We appointed. They were the arrange The public is asked to patronize the not so m uch...litho copies of land explain the circumstances, promis ment committee, with Lebbeus Bis- games as the entire proceeds will be scapes, mountains and odd things ing to have it for them the next sell, president of the Council, as turned over to the community char which originally carried an appeal day and put it back on the shelf, chairman; program committee, with ity fund. for another year. A hard thing to Kenneth Messenger, Bureau of Child Note* to the purchaser at the time but Welfare, as chairman, and a publici which were soon forgot. explain, this strange forgetfulness.’’ There ■will be a meeting of the ty committee, ha'ving Mrs. Fred Missionary Societies of the Metho Sykes of Stafford Springs for its dist church on Tuesday .evening, chairman. Another meeting is to be December 16 at 2:30 at the home of held in the near future, when more Mrs. Harry Symonds of Talcott DO YOU NEED CHRISTMAS FUNDS EDWARD L. TAYLOR definite plans have been mswle by avenue. these various committees. The degree team of Tankeroosan County Welfare Council Meeting Tribe I.O.RAI. went to Hartford Past Sachems’ Night last evening where they conferred The famous Miss Helen T e UP IN BANK QUITS NEW HAVENm Tankeroosan Tribe, I.O.RJd. met the degree on a class of candidates Morgan o/“Talkie” fame *10 T . *300 in Red Men’s hall on Tuesday night of Sicciogg Tribe. George Kreh is —also popular star of and plans were made to hold Past the degree master. Vegfeld’s “Show Boat” Sachem’s Night, following the next Mrs. Charles Ward of Broad ana of “Sweet Adeline." Money Which Was To Have Industrial Commissioner To regular meeting which will be held BixK>k was the gruest of her mother, on 'Tuesday evening, Dec. 23 at 8 Mrs. Rose Ertel of Vernpn avenue o’clock. It promises to be a big on Wednesday. Been Used To Help Poor Engage In Private Work; event and all members of the tribe are aisked to be presents 'There will be an entertainment and refresh Other Changes Announced YOU GET THE FULL Cannot Be Withdrawn. ments. SEARLES’ FRIENDS 111 HERE Following the meeting the third AMOUNT OF THE LOAN IN CASH New Haven, Dec. 11— (AP) —'The New Haven, Dec. 11.—(AP.)—^Ed sitting in the pitch tournament was closing of the Citizens Bank and ward L. Taylor, who has been indus held and prizes were awarded as fol ALSOjENTENCED WITHIN 34 HOURS. ^ Trust Company here means that a trial commissioner of the New Ha lows: first, Emil MazeUa; second. Lutz. Guests were present from NO DEDUCTIONS! number of appeals wrill be made to ven railroad system has resigned ef Bridgeport, Dec. 11.—(AP)—Two the city to aid in dispensing Christ fective January 1, to engage in in Springfield, Mass., and a social hour * mas cheer which oUierwise might dustrial work, an official announce and smoker was held. companions of Carleton Searles, 24, have not have been urgently needed. ment today from the company of The Tollsmd County Welfare con-victed West Haven gunman, to SMALL MONTHLY REPAYMENTS The Salvation Army’s fimds which fices here said. Council held a meeting of the orgam- ization committee and officers on day faced prison terms as the result T O SUIT YOUR INCOME were to buy Xmas baskets for dis The appointments of J. E. Mc of a series of burglaries and gun tribution are tied up and the Army Grath, as an assistant general traf Tuesday evening in the rooms of the ★ today made a plea that folks on the fic manager wdth headquarters at Rock'ville Nurse Association in the battles in Danbury, Green'wich and street chip in a little more to the Prescott block. Further plsms were Stamford. QUICK Boston, and of H. A. Povelite, as an formulated for the proposed regional kettles as their contribution toward assistant •with like duties in charge Judge Alfred C. Baldwin who meetine the army’s lack of funds. conference which will be held In COURTEOUS of commerce work with headquar Rockville about the middle of Janu 'Tuesday sentenced Searles to State The nre department’s athletic ters here were made known by F. funds are also tied up and it had ary. Probation work. Juvenile Court, Prison for from 25 to 50 years for SERVICE J. Wall, the general traffic manager. problems of relief work and other been planned to issue these to buy Industrial development work will shooting three policemen, yesterday Christaias baskets to be given to important matters of the present be taken over by John Douglas when day will be discussed. Three commit sentenced Harold Skiff, 25, of New PRIVATE CONSULTATION ROOMS the poor, the money so used to be Mr. Taylor leaves, and he is ap replaced out of receipts of an athle tees were named. They were the ar Haven, to serve 10 to 20 years at pointed assistant freight traffic rangement committee with Lebbeus Wethersfield on one coimt of assault tic meet early in the year. The fire manager in charge of solicitation men are now planning some other Bissell, chairman; prog;ram commit with intent to murder. A third The only charge is three and one- means through which the Christmas ■with headquarters at New Haven. tee, Kenneth Messenger; publicity, H. L. Sheffield is made assistant member of the gang, Carl Maccario, m half per cent per month on unpaid cheer can be given. Mrs. Fred Sykes of Stafford Springs. amount of loan. Conditions Unchanged freight manager in charge of rates Margaretha Lodge Meeting 25, of North Haven, was given a ■Conditions in the closed bsmk were and divisions with offices here. Margaretha Lodge ■wiU hold a three years’ prison sentence on a f%ER$ONAt imchanged today. Other Appointments meeting in Princess Hall Uiis eve charge of breaking ^ d entering; Com^ssioner L. E. Shippee is Other appointments are: J. A. ning, when officers will be dected ^kifl Wounded. ■ p PINAN
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Connecticut’s votera‘hw!MJBeii*actn-- to“note that ^he New Haven road, iUmrlintpr ated by a desire for a political revo whose mileage in New York state Eaptiing Bpralb lution in the state it is inconceivable is negligible compared with that in that they would have elected tho Connecticut, has just promised ■____ PDBLJSHSO BT THE HBRAIJ3 PRINTING COMPANY. INC. entire Repubiican state ticket with Acting Governor Lehman to proceed IS BUsell Street the single exception of the governor. at once to the elimination of three Sonth Manchester, Conn. THOMAS FLRGUSON This being the case it would obvi grade crossings in that state which General Manager ously be a mistake of the first msig- have been ordered by the New York Founded October 1. 1881 nltude for the new governor to pro Utilities Board. The cost of the Gifts of Watkins Furniture Published Every Evening Except ceed on the theory that the people three jobs is to be $600,000. We Sundays and Holldaya Entered at the expected him to employ his ap wonder where on earth the company Post Office at South Manchester, Cofin., as Second Class Mall Matter pointive power ruthlessly in favor of is going to get tbe money! SUBSCRIPTION RATES his partjr’s adherents. Only in a O ne Tear, by m all ...... 86.00 live to be enjoyed year after year! Per Month, by mall ...... >....$ 60 very technical sense did the voters MOTOR EDUCATION D elivered, one year ...... 89.00 Single copies ...... 8 03 _____make_____ the______next ______administration _.a Jerome Hatch, five-years-old, Democratic one. There was, in the waited every'nlght on a Waterbury MJBMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS election returns, no mandate for street to catch the first sight of The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republlcatlon ‘house cleaning.” Daddy, coming home from work. of all news dispatches credited to It In ^ such a situation...... it would ...... be Then joyously he ran to meet him, or not otherwise credited In this i ______,, , ____ paper and also the local news pub- practically mevltable that any crossing the street. The other eve Ushed herein. assumption------on the part ------of the new ning a truck hit him and didn’t All rights of republlcatlon of Again!! special dispatches herein are also re governor that “ to the victor belong^ bother to stop. Daddy Hatch picked served. the spoils” would be resented, not him up and somebody took them to SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE only by the pieople of the state but a hospital. SENTATIVE; Hamilton - DeLlsser, ^c.. 886 Madison Ave., New York. N. by'the Republican majority in the It was all Jerome’s fault. He had Just in time for Christmas Y„ and 612 North Michigan Ave.. Legislature. That majority, while never read, as he should have, Chicago. Ills. smaller than has been the case in Mr. Stoeckel’s automobile philoso ■ Full service client o f N E A Ser- vice. Inc. recent years, is still large enough to phies. He had not trained himself command the field in case of a to be introspective; he had not Member. Audit Bureau of Clrcula- tion a struggle with the executive—large learned to weigh the psychological The Herald Printing Company. Inc., enough to override the governors reactions of busy truck drivers; he assumes no financial responsibility Narrow bookcases fit into so many for typographical errors appearing in veto power at any time and more was lamentably lacking in that edu advertisements In the Manchester hard-to-fumish wall spaces that they Evening Herald. than large enough to refuse sanction cation of which Mr. Stoeckel is such msdte unusually acceptable gifts. to appointments. And any undue an able proponent. If he gets over Four-shelf models, in /b 1 O c 'n Make this lowboy your “gift to tho THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11. disposition to make victory loot out his fractured skull and shattered various styles ij j -s S Q begin at home” this year! It is a Queen “NEXT W AR” of executive appointments would not limbs probably Jerome will start in ...... ^------Anne model with raised sunburst and We have a guess to record as to only be certain to precipitate a de on a course in Stoeckel psychology. antiqued brass d> -> r-, r- plorable rumpus in the state gov Meantime we find it di^icult to handles. Curly n i Q 7 S the approximate date of the “next maple veneered...... ^ ' A A * * war.” In 1932, probably, there will ernment but give many voters who think of any of the Stoeckel produc be held a World Conference for dis helped to elect Dean Cross occasion tions that would be of any special armament. This will follow five to regret their act—and they would use to the truck driver even if he years of effort on the part of the be very unlikely to repeat their mis should read it. Perhaps, however, a take in 1932. ^ Preparatory Disarmament Commis he doesn’t need any educating. sion. That work has been heart On the other hand it would be breaking. But Hugh S. Gibson, quite as great an error for the Re COMPARATIVE chief delegate of the United States, publican leaders to fail to recognize Most blessings in this world are sets forth that despite the paucity that, after all. Dean Cross was elect "relative. That young man Carleton erf tangibles resulting from the ed to the office of governor “as is,” Searles who wandered about Con G«ieva conferences, “we can at not as it might be made by strip necticut for quite a while sticking ping it of its normal prerogatives. least foresee a stabilization of arma up folks and shooting cops, drew a ments, the setting up of machinery Any concerted attempt to take sentence of 45 to 75 years in prison to receive and disseminate informa away the appointive powers of the the other day. Then it devdoped governor’s office which have been Where is there a warmer' gift than tion on armaments, to educate public that there was something irregular righteous enough so long as the about the proceeding and he was one of andirons, firesets of shovel, opinion and to prepare systematical fork, etc., firescreen or wood basket? governor was a Republican would ly for the work of future confer resentenced. This time he got a All Watkins andirons are authentic be a challenge to that majority of ences as successive milestones of twenty-five to fifty year term—and Colonial or Elnglish d' r' o r' voters who chose Bean Cross for the reproductions. ^ S n S the continuing processes of disarma appeared as pleased as Pimch at Another group of these position.' It would be, we are coiT* This pair in b la ck ...... ^ ment.” having ducked twenty years of the vinced, a serious tactical mistake. minimum. This butterfly table can be used as an end table, a coffee table or a child’s If the World Conference succeeds In. less degree it would be similarly In crystalizing this program of the table. It is made of solid' maple, bad politics for the Republicans to English Lounging Chairs pegged together, with Preparatory Commission to the insist on keeping in office at all a top measuring 23x23 I / S S point where all the great powers hazards all political favorites of when open ...... 'r -L f accept the spirit of its purpose it is Of their own party in the face of a h^hly probable that there will be reasonable determination on the no “next war” at alL If it fails to part of the governor to displace eAablish such a purpose the war will some of them. come just as soon as any ambitious Political wisdom as well as the nation feels that it can assume the welfare of the state demands that l^ashingioh aggressive with a reasonable de there be a fair amoimt of give-and- gree of safety. It would be strange take in this business of gfubema- The last time we unpacked this group o f chairs...... If that period were not reached torial appointments. As a RepubU- about a mouth ago.... they were purchased so quickly wfthln three or four years after the BY RODNEY DUTCHER can newspaper, interested in the suc NEA Service Writer that we hardly had time to admire them! We re-or collapse of the World Conference. cess of the party in 1932, The Herald dered them and here they are___ just in time for Any such collapse, even if it would prefer to see Connecticut Re Washlngfton.—The average Amer Christmas. ‘ ' ican annually consumes 145 pounds should prove ultimately unavoidable, publicans lean over backward a There are three or four popular styles...... all-of of meat, nearly 20 poimds of break would not be likely to come until little in their determination to play the low, luxurious lounging type, one of which is fast food, 214 quarts of milk, 177 « r l y in 1933 or in 1934. If the the game straight than to see them A mirror will reflect yoirtr good judg sketched.... in smart new tapestry coverings. ooBference should fail the crisis pounds of wheat flour and 24 of com ment in selecting gifts! This Em err on the other side. It is very Here’s luxury at its height! A re meal, 3 3-4 pounds of macaroni, pire model, with gold frame, has a You’ll want to make sure of yours for Christmas.. could hardly be delayed beyond 1936 greatly to be hoped that the Legis volving book table for the one 'who spaghetti and noodles, about 110 ship picture at the top instedd of the so make your selection tonight. Store open until of: 1938. By that time an entirely reads a great deal. The book-shelf lature will be more than fair, rather sticks of chewing gum, 14 pounds illuslmtion shown. /h, -i ^ ^ 9 p. m. new military generation would be than anything less than fair, in its of lard, 10 pounds of cottonseed oil, revolves while the 19-inch tfs r* for the slaughter, many of the 17 1-2 pounds of butter, 4 pounds of $15.30 top is stationary. o i S course on appointments. Curly maple veneered...... *r U A lessons of the last war would be for cheese, 2 1-2 or more ^lons of ice cream, 14 pounds of evaporated gotten and the stage would be set POLICE BOUNTIFUL milk, 18 dozen eggs, 20 poimds of for the debacle. The system of handling the relief chicken, 3 1-2 poimds of strawber • The last war shook the civilized situation largely through the police, ries, 20 pounds of oranges, 5 1-2 world off its equilibrium and it has at present in vogfue in New York, pounds of grapefruit, 4 3-4 of lem ons, 22 of bananas, 68 of apples, 16 TYATKINS BROTHERS, in c , zuin^ had its feet squarely on the while new so far as we are aware, of peaches, 6 of pears, 21 of grapes, ground since. The “next war,” if it has plenty of good sound sense back 10 of canned fruits, half a water Is permitted to transpire, will in all of it. At least one Connecticut melon, 5 1-2 cantaloupes, 6 2-3 heads probability mark the end of the era city, Bridgeport, has foUowed the of lettuce, 10 1-2 pounds of onionst of democratic government dating 3 bushels of potatoea^ more than a New York example and it is more pound of cauliflower, 4 1-4 pounds of from the American and French revo than possible that the practice may celery, 11 1-2 of com, 2 1-3 of efir- 'arhc/iedtet^, lutions and be followed by a re become general. rots, 9 of dried beans, 2 of fresh construction of civilization on some The theory 4s that nobody knows beans, 4 of green peas, 2 of spinach, entirely new basis, like enough with 18 of cabbage, 8 of tomatoes, 37 of the people, from all angles, so well sweet potatoes (those are all green the world’s white population reduced as the police. Settlement and vegetables), 28 pounds of canned to' a fraction of its present strength charity workers, trained in their vegetables, 2 1-4 pounds of canned and quite possibly to a subordinate work, probably make few mistakes. sajitnon, 12 ounces of sardines, piMtion. about 1 1 -2 pounds of smoked, dried, But their acquaintance, even in thfe salted and pickled fish, 6 1-2 pounds It would be an experiment a districts where destitution is most of peanuts, 1 1-3 pounds of walnuts, thousand times as precarious as the prevalent, is Usable to be more or 12 pounds of coffee, less than 1 “noble” one we have been trying In less confined to the habitually poor pound of tea, 102 pounds of sugar and 12 pounds of candy. Apierica. And unless the world has and the frankly appealing. The Plus many other things, of course, reached the mental and moral state cop on the beat is extremely likely in smaller quantities. cream is eaten in about the same where It is ready to destroy all its to know ing any kind of food in proper com ated about a year ago. 'Their arms more about the circum- -Popular Foods Change proportions as 10 years ago binations. HoWeve^ you very likely works up to date for the sake of v.ere not sore and appeared to Be stances of those who are normally Those figures represent what the Among canned fruits peaches are will not feel hungry for several days, entirely well. The scar le)l^ an in starting over again under utterly------self supporting but temporarily ouVS^f^if^ Commerce most popular—each of us eats 3 HEAL1H«*D1ETADV[CE and it is advisable to only use plenty dention, as usual. Recently, the fantastic conditions, it will ko nnfelT •of luck. ’ I ^®PS'^tment, after thorough re- canned pounds of peaches a year ^ D r FtaTdi M cO^ . o f water and acid fruit juices during places have puffed up and forinSd ' search, calls the apparent per capita and 2.9 of canned pineapple, which this period. hard, knotty pones. The children to see to it that the World Disarma VVe are decidedly of the impres- consumption of principal foodstuffs. ment Conference does not fall short comes next. Per capita consump The theory*that the body requires also complain of their arms being Sion that that part of relief work compared the amount of tion of canned vegetables for 1923- ** imi K MM u» nourishing food during an acute at sore. Please tell the piiblic what of the expectations of Mr. Gibson. which has to do with immediate r e -' ^oods consumed about 30 27 included tomatoes 7.4 pounds, tack of influenza is very wrong and causes this, and also thV remedy.” mufcuism s t m p m o /u m k s s k o eMveioPM n a h c p l y .^ d incidentally it might be quite aef ,.„,uea who havo rah out of baked beans 4.7, com 4.3, peas 3.9, has probably resulted in many . Answer: The remedy for such a condition as you describe is for tho well to remember, too, that the money, food and fuel will be found it finds that: string beans 2.1 and less than a deaths which' could have been pre United States must be a vital mem pound each for the others. vented by the methods I have Just children to be put on a fairly, long to be in expert and capable hands Cereeils (wheat, flour, rice, com TREATING INFLUENZA will need some assistance outlined. Perhaps 2 1-2 loaves of breeid a fast of ten days or two weeks. This ber of the structure of safety if so far as it is. left to tbe police. meal, breakfast foods, etc.) have de is the only method I know of for get week is about the per capita con ► you must not uncover yourself oficy there is to be any such structure. creased in per capita annual con If an influenza epidemic is in your ting rid of such a deep-seated Infec Nobody is likely to put anything sumption for most city families, as you begin to sweat. The bedclothes QUES’nONS AND ANSWERS sumption 120 pounds, (from 350 to neighborhood, you should avoid tion. 'The experience o f these chil over on them, nor is any worthy 230. a study in 15 cities of Pennsylvania should be well tucked around you-eo crowded meetings and stuffy rooms. (’Tuberpalosis) dren is \ery commem, and. cornea TICKLISH SITUATION case liable to be overlooked. The The average person eats 145 two years ago showed average per that np air will be dra'wn under the from the infection from the strep^' Question: H. B. H. writes: “I have The wisdom and farsightedness of neighbors wlU “tell the cop.” pounds of meat, an increase of 3 capita consumption of 2.53 loaves You should also be careful not to tcccus or staphylococors bacteria, or 3.15 pounds. covers if, you move about. Drink a a brother who has been sick with two political parties, as represented pounds, although it was up to 165 tire yourself out by worry or over glass of hot water every tl^ty min which are always presal^ In the Consumption of potatoes is popu tuberculosli8 to r over a year. He has smallpox vaccine. by tbe leaderships, are likely to be pounds in 1907 and down to 120 in work. Go out in the open for an utes as long.^ you are awake. You' been In a sanitarium for six months GRADE CROSSINGS 1917. larly supposed to have decreased, hour every day. Begin to develop severely tested when the General will soon begin to sweat and will and is no better. In fact, he is get The reason why the Public Utili Consumption of fats and oils in but the foodstuffs division gives a strength and soundness by exercis continue to do so until your fever j Assembly of this state convenes next ting weaker, What would you sug ties Commission of this state has creased 10 pounds, from 34 to 44. per capita consumption of 3.12 ing and taking long walks. If you has disappeared. If the head be-i gest for him to do?’’ month. It will be easy for either not acted to compel the New York, Dairy products consumption, ex bushels for 1899 and 3.11 bushels will follow this advise and the comes congested apply a cold com-! Answer: It would be unwise for pressed in terms of milk, increased for 1927. cleansing regimen in yesterday’s ar press to the forehe^ j Republicans o t Democrats to make New Haven and Hartford Railroad me to attempt to advise you about from between 800 and 900 pounds ticle, you will be better able to avoid 'This sweating treatment should be your brother’s case as, of course, I coetly errors—errors whose conse- I to eliminate grade crossings at the to 1040. an attack of influenza, but if y o u ' continued for several hours, then the PIANO HEAL'TH I cannot examine him or diagnose Ms quenees might well be reflected in ' prescribed legal rate of one cross- Fruit consumption increased from ^sregard such advice until you feel patient should take a tepid hath and: case through the columns o f this 169 pounds per person to 192. the first symptoms coming on, you return to bed between clean bed And. 1 gave my heart know the election of 1932. I ing per year for each fifty miles of _ , ^ - If your piano sits h^kr either a paper. My theories about the treat Com bread and com meal mush should not delay in going, home and clothing. If the fever continues, an ment of tulxirculosia are . very bif- . wisdom, and to know madness imd radiator or a steam pipe running going to bed. If you are working„{ occasional short cool shower may be ferent from those practicea in :4he lolly: I perceived that this also takes his office, were to assume that to the Commission, in the fact that one judges, because wherSis the through the room, keep a couple do not try to keep on and finish your ■; used, followed by a brisk rub-down. average sanitarium. For aicample.' is vexation of spirit-—Eocteaiastes day’s work, because most of the ms election carried a mandate to the financial condition of the com- average American consumed 103 of pie tins under the pitmo full of Repeat this sweating treatment he has probably been kept in bed 1:17. sweep out of their places all the pany for a number of years hsw not of com meal in 1899 he only deaths from Influenza are due to rvery day for the first two or three and stuffed on too much food. My water. This gives the piano the ne^ect in the beginning. appointive ofticers whose terms are warranted such expenditure. The 1927^^ pounds a year from 1923 to days, enema should be ‘used! plan ^u ld be for him to take Ught ^eize wisdom ere ’tis torment to:, '; necessary moisture to toiep it In The first thing to do is to use an morning and evening, mrtwg a bed bc^Vdse; this is, seise wisdom are good health. You will be surprised exercises/ such as walking and.de- to expire and replace them law allows the Commission to sus- Beef was tha-most popular meat enema of two quarts of warm water pan if necessary, as the patient crease the quantity
ference to be made, up in six inch I orspanization to its member news- the desirability of the continuance gun cruisers. papers constitutes the backbone of of the institution of private proper- BIGGER U.S. NAVY Pratt said he would want only a Trinity Gets a Letter t h ^ news columns. No compre- ty. ifmttpd number of six inch cruisers ASSOCIATED PRESS HEAD hensive view of the news activities Explains Insurance for “close in fleet work,” imder the of the American and Canadian news- l may, however, dwell on the sim- protection of battleship guns, add Written by Jeffersot$ papers can be had without a con pie fact that the policyholders of l NOT TO BE BUILTing “then I would take all the eight sideration of The Associated _ Press continent numbering^ probably j inch allowed—they are excellent,” EXPLAINS ITS WORKINGS and its ally, The Canadian Press, j more than 67,000,000 in the United I ------Britten expressed the opinion Hartford, Dec. 11.—(AP)—It took^sured the former president “thi^ who closely cooperate in news- j states and more than 4,000,00 i ^ l x that the wiUinghess of other powers ^ thering and dissemination. | Canada have through the companies ' AUUUnU ir U tt ASSCTlS 11 106 years to break a promise which whatever communicatton you signatory to the treaty to let the Charles Sigourney of Hartford, one honor me with in retum x z x sh^^ What I have to say on this sub- j,, v^rhich they are insured alone a i United States ‘T3uild aU the six Frank B. Noyes in Address Before Ijfe insurance Presi ject must be an oft-told tale to some direct and immense interest in that i of the founders of Trinity College, not, or any part of it. be suffered ^ of you, but I am daily impressed inch gun ships we want” was “good made to Thomas Jefferson, who at make its appearance in the newspft>' problem. 1 Would Cost Too Much To evidence" that they are not the with the fact that many people have ______that time was in retirement at his per” iy dents in New York City TeBs of Monster News Organ The reserves of these companies best. no idea of the nature of the organ- amoimtlng to more than $16,000,- I Pratt, who has favored construc home on Monticello. A rough draft of Sigourney’s lecr ization or its ideals. 000,000 at the end of 1929, and year Build Up To the Limit Sigourney wrote to Jefferson on ter and Jefferson's reply have no^ Cooperative Organization tion of some six inch smaller ves ization That Serves 1,300 Newspapers Without ly increasing almost fabulously, sel could perform many functions July 1 0 , 1824, asking for advice and been presented to T t^ ty College Them e AssociaieaAssociated Pressrress is a cunpeia-coopera- \ representj-epresent savings that policyholders i Washington, Dec. 11.—(AP)—The other larg'i ships could not and he j recommendations for the adminis- ^Miss Sarah B, Tibbets of Troy, Uve organization of approximately i ^ th«t fheir deaths Y., great-granddaughter of Sigotir- 1,300 newspapers: there is no stock have made in order that their deaths oplnirn that the United States Navy favored “a limited number.” 1 tration and organization of infant Making a Cent of Profit— it is Non-Partisan and Has ownership and its charter forbids in ■ may find their dependents safe in a would not ^ built up to the maxi Trinity, then known aa Washington ney and will be placed in the libra^ specific terms the making or divid- ! greater or smaller degree agamst , mum strength aUowed by the Lon- Ctollege. The former in hia letter as- of the poUege. No Bias Whatever As To Politics, Religion Or Eco ing of profits i poverty. i don treaty by 1936 was expressed WHAT CAUSES LYNCHINGS These newspapers are banded to- ! It is. therefore, obviously to toeir | today by Admiral Pratt, chief of gether to exchange news with each i interest that they should be fully i naval operations, before the House J ------nom ics-Just Presents the World's Events, Accurate other, each member contributing to ' informed by you that through these i naal committee. j New York, Dec. 11.—(AP.)—Pov the common pool the news of his I reserves, and the mortgages and . Such a program would make the lack of education are re- CHARITY DANCE and > vicinity and in addition a money j bonds purchased with them, th at; cost too much, Pratt said, while ex- sponsible for lynchings in the opin- and Uncolored. I assessment to pay the expense of | they are the real owners of the j pressing hope that authorization. ion of a National commission study- ENTERTAINMENT ■ independently gathering and distil- 1 amount of the reserves, of the ; for construction of a London treaty - causes of mob violence. i buting the news of the world for the ; mortgages that made possible the | Navy could be obtained by that j Q^orge Fort Milton, editor of the Given by with common use and benefit of its mem- erection of tremendous office build- Frank B. Noyes, president of the^were generally in agreement Chairman• ...Bntten ... recalled „ J 4.testi- '■ Chattanooga, ® (Tenn.) News who is Associated Press, delivered the fol- j the admirable speech made at that bers. ings, of great hotels, of extensive . „ . . J ' chairman of the group, has Issued a lowine address today at the annual Ume by Mr. Frederick EckiEcker in At membership meetings , each | factories, of homes, including many i report on Ite anOings, j St. Mary’s Youbg meetine of the Association of Life which he insisted on the unsuitabil- member has one vote only save on , for people of small mcomes and general consirucuoi program lor i dpfinite relation nrobablvprobably In Evening Herald Pattern Daily Health Mill’d Gi* At Bridipie Service > 6 /A N N E AUSTIN black pigeonT f ) By Anuebelle Worthington DARTON / ♦ TWE AVENG1N& PARROT ^MUPDEP BACkTSTAlBS* Bints On Bow To Keep WeU The modlshly cut gored skirt ^ / ®/930aY/V£4 SSj>ViC£. t N C . ______hy World Famed Aathortty makes this model distinctly unusual incidentally the tapering movement The other day I ^ In a home*in the high chair he used when hr of the upper edge of the gores in where a ^ -y e a r ^ ld Iwy held the ^ was two. The tray w ^ detached- BEOm HERE TODAY center of the stage. Indeed he is al rhand” ; of Karen’s stricken, childish close-written sheets of creamy note-' outline is very slimming, By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN but set on the table before him- ^ ' JUANITA SELIM is murdered at most seven and tall for his age, giv bib with a pattern was tied around" face when she learned that her eld paper. After all, who had better I It features the becoming cowl Editor, Journal of the American ing one the impression of manli- brldgre. Replaying of the “ death erly husband had met and at least bis neck. hand” shows that the following had right than he to open it? W bls he neckline that also minimizes the Medical Assodatlon, and of Hygela, uess at first glance flirted with Nita Selim at a chorus His beha'vior did not continue to opportunity for murder: CLIVE not the representative of the district breadth through the bodice, The the Healtii Magazine. | He answered the bell when I rang, girls’ party. . . . attorney? . . . And he hadn’t dam sleeve frills are pretty. acted the part of a young host ner- exemplary as it was at first, HAMMOND and POLLY BEALE, At that last picture Dundee S v however. On acquaintance he did aged the envelope. It had opened The original model in dark green There are more than 30,000 deaths fectly, shook hands, told me what together in the solarium; FLORA flushed. Had he made a fool of him not improve. He teased and whined very easily Indeed—its flap had crepy woolen with novel ring dots is every year in the United States due ®bair to sit down on, and went and MILES, in Nita’s closet reading a self, or w’as he right in his sus and on occasion was Impudent In yielded instantly to his thumbnail. perfecUy stunning and wearable too. to accidents in automobiles, hence Ws mother. In one hand he note sent to Nita which she thinks picion that Hugo Marshall had given fact his conduct was decidedly is from her husband; LYDIA, the Style No. 2842 may be had la sizes this is a leading cause of death and carried a small brown object, about Nita Selim this cottage rent free? “babyish” in every way. maid, who says she was asleep and Wait! It had been too easy. Be 16, 18 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches is arousing the Interest of everyone inches long, an old battered vel- That potfit should be easily settled, fore unfolding the letter or whatever did not hear LOIS DUNLAP, in the bust. concemed with human health and birthdays Now if ever there was a fine little at any rate...... it was, Dundee examined the flap of life. since I had seen it last chap on earth two years ago it was dining room with TRACEY MILES, Ruefully reflecting that appe Black canton crepe with white ac ring for her; JUDGE MARSHALL the envelope. . . . Yes! He was cents in the sleeve frills and in the this same small boy. He is smart tizers do not make a satisfactory not the first to open it since Its gardenia at the left shoulder is chic. and JOHN DRAKE, coming in sepa meal he betook himself to the dead *‘ ' “ *8*' “ “ arrow’,' rately and noticed by no one; DEX original sealing. God grant he hadn’t Transparent velvet and crepe woman’s bedroom. . . . Yes, his destroyed any tell-tale fingerprints to w . V. Btogham. thia died of TER SPRAGUE, who sent the note carocain tfre charming for this dinhtheria. scarfet tovar or ' ®8^® At least memory had served him well. Here in his criminal haste to learn any model. to Nita and who came from the bus was her desk—a small, feminine af s 4 t y engtB«r» and | =ytobol Uka Then he had an illness, a long one, and went into the dining room with scpret that Nita Selim had recorded Size 36 requires 4% yards 39-lnch. ------and he suffered a great deal His fair of rosewood, set in the comer here! . . . Perhaps Nita herself had neers have given ------J.4NET RAYMOND. Our large Fashion Book showrs I “ lother carries the scar of that of the room nearest the porch door. unsealed the letter to make an addi to modif3dng the PENNY CRAIN, KAREN MAR how to dress up to the minute at condition* that laaH If he did it was only to grab struggle. She saved her baby. To The desk was not locked. As tion of a correction? SHALL and CAROLYN DRAKE 1, u j j expense. It contains most hut^in ^ accidents, i( up again the instant his hands her he will always be the pltlfifi suf- Dundee let cfdwn the slanting lid, Well, whatever damage had been: attractive Paris designs for adults put an insufficient amoimt of atten- were free...... oui. jlayed bridge. RALPH HAMMOND whose polish was marred with many fering little soul that a merciful is inexplicably missing. Sprague ex done was done now, and he m ight; and children, embroidery. Xmas sug- tion has been paid to the person ' His mother said he seldom let it Providence spared to her. fingerprints, he saw that its con as well read. . . . ' eestlons etc ® who is doing the driving. ' out of his sight, night or day, and plains the note plausibly. And she is repaying that Provi tents were in a hopeless jumble. So Five minutes later Bonnie D un-; Price of book 10 cents. One-fifth of all of the accidents ! the psychology of It puzzled me con- DUNDEE tells the group that a Strawn had beaten him to this, too! dence by this. I wish I could do gun with a Maxim silencer was dee was racing through the dining j Price of pattern 15 cents. reported seem to be due to sudden i siderably until I began to see a few Had he found an all-important clue room, pushing open the swinging something. He was. bom for inde used, and learns that Marshall has inattention on the part of the j ether things that threw a little light, pendence and courage and leader Ln one of the many little pigeon- door that led into the butler’s pan- driver; his mind was wandering i His mother and everybody in the SUCHsuch a gun, thatina them.c gruungroup used drawers, stuffing it into try. Where the devil were the steps ship— I am sure of that But un Manchester Herald Because of tbe person he had with i family refer to him always as “’The it in targ et practice,_andJhat__Nite j before a bumptious thlt led down into the basement? A less a miracle happens his mind will The gun is that led down into the basement? A Pattern Service him, an illuminated advertisement, Baby.” He Is the youngest, the oth- uas the last to use It. I young “special investigator” ar- ever more be turned in on himself precious minute was lost before he ei children are grown up. missing, and Dundee learns that I rived? 2842 or perhaps some financial or do.^ ao a helpless, w,pak “baby,” to be cvery g;uest had opportunity to discovered that a door in the dark mestic trouble. ’The driver sudden At the dinner table he was put But Dundee’s returning gloom was back hall opened upon the steep For a Herald rattem of the pampered, waited on, coddled. ly turns right when he meant to steal it. instantly dispelled. Here was Nita’s stairs. . . , model Illustrated, send 15c in Polly demands that the guests turn left and finds himself in the checkbook, a flutter of filled In stubs An unshaded light, dangling from stamps or coin directly to Fash be searched, but no weapon is attached to only one remaining ion Bureau, Manchester Evenlug ditch. found. Dundee at last releases the the ceiling, revealed the furnace in , „ . J ' blank check. So Nita had banked one comer of the big basement, Herald, Fifth Avenue and 29th People who are slightly 111, who guests, and offere to tlm , Hamilton National Bank, laundry equipment in another. He Street, New York City. A are intoxicated, or who frequently house untU midnight. CAPTAIN which John C. Drake—who ap- plunged on. . . . That must be the Price 15 Gents develop nervous headaches are like lORTFYT . STRAUTV^ leaves him alone, hint-1 patently hated his fattish, fussy maid’s room, behind that closed ly to get into trouble in guiding a ing that he is in possession of facts j was a vice president! Another door. . . . God! What if she had es Name ...... fast or powerful motor car in the Dundee has missed. , f^ct to be tucked away. . . . She midst of modern traffic. caped, while he had been munchipg Size ...... r 'o nxr WITH THF STORY i opened her account, apparently, caviar and anchovy sandwiches? A It is generally reported that wom YpLRSELF. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY [ 2i_ the day of her arrival in BY ALICIA HART fine guard he’d been. . . . And, it Addresn ...... en have a smaller number of acci C I 9 3 0 8Y NEA 5ERVICEIWC CHAPTER XIX , Hamilton—the guest and employe of wasn’t as if he hadn’t had a dim Be sure to fill in the size of the dents than do men, which is true, Although Bonnie Dundee had i Mrs. Peter Dunlap. Probably Lois suspicion of the truth. . , . patterns. Send stamps or coin (coin simply because there are at present Necks have a mean way of tell-<. treatment which acts Uke an Alad- taken Captain Strawn’s none-too- i Dunlap had advanced her the $200 The knob turned easily. He flimg a smaller number of women drivers preferred). ing all of your age secrets. | din’s lamp to bring instantaneous re- gentle parting gibe vith good grace, | as first payment for her prospective open the door. And then his knees than men. When men and women it was a very thoughtful young de-; work in organizing a Little Theater nearly gave way, so tremendous was ' have a chance to run the same kind Nothlng gives away the passing | ly will be in table setting. The tective who set about locking him- ] movement in Hamilton, his relief. For there, on the thin of an automobile over the same years, nor calls attention to them January rally will be in charge of self in the house in which Nita Selim : Turning rapidly through stubs, mattress of a white-enameled iron streets for the same number of more readily, than that slight break Troop 5. The January meeting of had been murdered, and which h e , Dundee stopped twice, whistling bed, lay the woman he so ardently hours a day, the women have three ing of the chin contour which comes the Officers’ Association will be at I. O .O .F. INITIATORY had promised to guard until mid- ! softly with amazement each time, desired to see. times as many collisions as do the when the face sags, the neck begins night. I For on April 28, and again on May the home of Mrs. L. L. Joslin. Lois She had been asleep, and the men. This was determined in a to take on a crepy look or grows Captain Strawn had beaten him i Nita Selim had deposited $5000! Parker, secretary. Rouble in Its fa t noise he had made startled her into study of men and women taxicab TOMORROW EVENMG tc the job that evening by at least'W here had she got the money? I am tempted to say, “If you can panicky wakefulness. Instinctively Troop 8 operators in Philadelphia, 20 minutes. Had the old detective Were the sums, possibly, transfers her hand flew to the ruined left side save that firm chin line you save The regular meeting of Troop 8 Color-blindness and other visual stumbled upon something which j from amounts in New York banks? of her face. was held Friday, December 5, at Dundee, for all his spectacular ^ Hardly likely that a little Broadway defects are not among the major “What—? Who— ?” Lydia Carr, the Highland Park school. Two thoroughness, had overlooked, o r ; hanger-on had had so much hard g asped, struggling to a sitting posl causes of accidents on the high games were played: “Mother’s Pan ways, neither is slowness of reac had been unable to turn up because ' cash on deposit. Then where had tion, only to faU back as nausea try” and “Partners Relay.” Table “h toT -lT " “ 3’- 1- o- o Strawn had suppressed it? Only his , she got it—$5000 at a time here in tion. Furthermore, people who are Perhaps if today’s woman actually lodge No. 93, swept over her. setting was practiced for the rally. optimistic faith in the old detec- Hamilton^ hard of hearing or those who drive used her neck a bit she would not be Hartford tomorrow night j “ You remember m e?” Dundee Council The following girls passed table five’s willingness to co-operate with' ------■with only one arm seem to be able worried. We never stretch our degree team has gained a wide- panted. ‘Dundee of the district at- The monthly meeting of the Man setting: Barbara Calhoun, Alberta him, now that he was no longer a| Blackmail? . . . Hastily but terney’s office. I questioned you this chester Girl Scout Council was to compensate considerably for necks, we never use the muscles to the manner in member of Strawn’s homicide squad, j thoroughly Dunee ran through the Wilkie, Madeline Carrol, Marie chew hard substances. Totally un- exemplify the work. All afternoon—” held Tuesday afternoon, December King, Arline Birge and Myrtis their physical defects. had kept him from asking Strawn! remaining check stubs. . . . No rec- used muscles are bound to sag! ® j. vicinity are The woman closed the single eye 9, at the home of Mrs. Lawrence Horton. The following girls passed The chief form of mental dis pointblank if the “ death chamber,” ; ord at all of a check for rent made that had escaped the accident which Case, Highland Park, with the fol turbance responsible for motor acci Therefore, the first prevention of to'vited to be present, as the newspapers would be calling! cu^ to Judge Hugo Marshall! flag: Barbara Calhoun, Edith crepy neck and the first step in im -; , ^ “ ® entertainment committee had marred her face so hideously. “I lowing members present: Mrs. Chapin, Evelyn Johnson, Laura dents seems to be emotional insta it. had yielded up some tangible, un But there was a stub that inter —remember. . . . I’m sick. . . . I provement, once it has sagged, is ex- , announced that following the Frederick Snow, who presided, Mrs. Heritage, Madeline Carrol, A lberta, .bility. , „ Investigators are „ inclined mistakable clue. ested him. Check No. 17—Nita had told you all I know— ” Jessie L. Winterbottom, Mrs. Q f i ercise. The second is nourishment.' session, an old-fashioned What if Strawn’s parting boast spent her money lavishly — was Wilkie, Betty Durkee, Marie King believe that examination The third is massage. ' ®y®*®r stew will be served. All mem- “Lydia, why didn’t you tell me Robert Dewey, Mrs. Oliver, Mrs. Myrtis Horton and Marie Kristoff! I drivers is essential toward reducing v:as not an idle one, and he really filled in as follows, in Nita’s pretty that it was your mistress, Mrs. John Pickles, Mrs. Russell Hatha the number of accidents. It is par 1. Tense the neck muscles and pull ' ^®^® ®^® urgently requested to at- backhand: Alice Pitkin and Shirley Daven had “ the goods” on Ralph Ham Selim, who did—that?” Dundee de way, Mrs. Seymour Brown, Mrs. ticularly important that people who the neck back until your head is ^®°° ®® matters of importance will mond? Had the old chief been No. 17—$9000. port passed part of their tenderfoot bent as far back as you can pull it. ®® ^seussed. One of the largest manded sternly, pointing to the Brosnan, Mrs. J. Clarke Baker, are repeatedly in trouble should laughing up his sleeve during the May 9, 1930. test. Barbara Calhoun passed cook Then, continuing to hold the neck closes of candidates in recent years woman’s sightless left eye and Mrs. Clarence Quimby, Mrs. Fred have their licenses revoked. farce of playing out the “ death hand To Trust Dept. ruined cheek. ing, and Betty Durkee bedmaking. muscles tense, force the head for- receive the degree, H. Norton and Mrs. Lawrence All dolls must be in December 19. When investigations are made to at bridge,” and during the merciless For Investment. (To Be Continued.) Case. v/ard slowly but firmly until the Quizzing of old Judge Marshall ? Had John C. Drake, who as vice All registrations must be in next determine whether the imsafe driv Reports read from the several chin comes as near resting on your How Old Are You? But his native commonsense president in charge of trusts and in week. A meeting will be called next ing is due to constitutional slow chest as you can make it. Repeat, committees showed that much pro week promptly at 3 o’clock in order ness or lack of muscular control, quickly routed his gloom. Captain vestments had doubtless handled the SO. METHODIST YOUNG gress was being made in Scout keeping the neck muscles tense, for Stra'wn was too direct in his meth check, wondered at all where the to decorate baskets. Doris Bolen, to ignorance, to bad health, or to 10 times morning and night. work. The Brownie Training class scribe. emotional instability, the factors This Is The ods, too afraid of antagonizing the $9000 had come from? has been well attended. The next 2. Begin a circular motion of the rich and influential, to have per One other revelation came out of PEOPLE PLAN PARTY Troop 4 that make for safe driving are de neck by standing erect, bending the' meeting of the class will be Friday termined, and perhaps at least one mitted even a “ special investigator” the 23 filled-in stubs. On every Mon afternoon at 3 o’clock at the home Troop 4 held a meeting Friday, head down and rotating it to the ^ day Nita Selim had drawm a check dangerous source of disturbance re Date Im from the district attorney’s office to of Mrs. Robert Dewey. Mrs. Rus December 5. After opening exer r’ght side, as far down to the shoul-1 for $40, to her maid, Lydia Carr. Christinas Affair To Be Held torment those 12 people needles.sly. sell Hathaway will setYe as secre cises and patrol meetings, they moved from circulation. der as you can bend it, then on back, Probably Strawn, feeling a little 1 Again Dundee whistled. Forty practiced table setting, as that is to At Church Monday Evening; tary of the Council and Mrs. Law on to the left side and back to the My Mind Is Keen— My Skin Is hurt at having played second fiddle ^ dollars a week was, he w'agered to Must Bring Gift. rence Case as treasurer. Refresh to be the contest at the next rally. front. Rotate 10 times, keeping the all evening, had simply wanted to ^ himself, more money than any other Clear Of Petty Ills I ments were served by the hostess, The following girls were chosen to neck muscles tense. get him fussed, was even now maid in Hamilton was lucky enough The Young People’s Council and after which knot tying was prac Lake part from Tropp 4; Beatrice 3. When taking your morning ex Have No Fear chuckling over the effect of his to receive! Nita in a new light —an the intermediate teachers of the ticed. Several members of the Coun Preston, Alice Preston, Eileen Ven- ercises on the floor, lie on your stom parting boast. ... ' cver-generous Nita! Or — •w'as Nita South Methodist church are plan cil have passed the tenderfoot test. nard, and Barbara Lundberg. After ach, knees and feet touching the No doubt about it—I am 48 and Much cheered, Dundee lingered in ' herself paying blackmail mail on a ning a Christmas party for all young this, songs were practiced. Next floor, and raise your head as high as never felt better in mjf life—I feel the dining room whose windows he ' small scale ? Troop 1 people of the church and parish to This troop held its meeting Fri week Troop 4 will not hold a meet you can, stretching it back as far like 30 and you can take my word bad made fast against any intrusion, i He reached into a pigeon-hole be held at the church on Monday ing, as there is to be a rally at the as you can get it. for it—It’s the little Dally Dose of so that his task of guarding the ; whose contents—a thick packet of day night, December 5 at the Lin evening of next week. Admission to coln school kindergarten. Due to Hollister street school. Jean Par When you start exercising your Kruschen That Does It. house alone might be minimized. As unused envelopes—had not been dis- ROBERT KOCH’S BIRTH neck daily, start feeding that under- the party is a ten cent gift. Ray the captain’s absence, the lieuten kis has received her tenderfoot pin. Once I was fat and forty—had he glanced at the table, with its sil- turbed by Strawn, and was about to the-chin portion with rich nourish- Mercer and a committee from the ant took charge. The following Marjorie Mitchell, scribe. ------I headaches a plenty—Was tired out \er plates heaped with tiny sand- remove an envelope in which to Epworth League are coaching a play Troop 5 On ■ Dec. 11, 1843, Robert Koch, a . ing creams, too. (Unless you are most of the time — My liver 'was place the all-important checkbook, girls passed second class signalling wiches of caviar and anchovy paste, to be presented as part of the en Troop 5 held its weekly meeting famous German physician and dis afflicted with a double chin.) The sluggish and my bowels Inactive— when he noticed something slightly with the lieutenan', of the other I its tiny silver boats of olives and tertainment. Miss Jessie Potts is Dec. 8th., at the Hollister street ' coverer of the tuberculosis germ,' third part of the preventive for searched for a real remedy and by sweet pickles, he discovered that he peculiar. An envelope in the middle troop; Clara Wray, Edna Newton was bom at Klausthal, Prussia. j crepy chins comes in the massage in care of the refreshments which and Constance Gardner. The other school. Christmas Carols to be sung good fortune I found it in Kruschea was very hungry indeed. . . . of the packet looked rather thicker will be in keeping with the Christ He was nearly 30 when he began ! you get rubbing in the nourishing Salts. than an empty case should. . . . tenderfoots worked on signalling. at the Town Farm were practiced, mas season. The party will begin and the four girls to represent the the researches in bacteriology upon | creams. Fat isn’t healthy—so PhysdHung As he munched the drying sand But it was not empty. And across The meeting closed at 8 o'clock. which his fame chiefly rests. While I The chin massage should be up at 7:30, and it is expected that ap Edna Fradin, scribe. troop at the December Rally con state and I want to say to this world wiches and sipped charged water— the face of the expensive, cream- proximately one hundred young peo e member of the Imperial Board o f ' wards and out towards the ears. the various liquors for cocktails on colored inen paper was written, in Officers’ Association test in table-setting were chosen. full of fat people— that the Krusch ple and intermediates will attend. It has been arranged to hold a Health in Berlin he Invented new Not just in front, however, is this the sideboard offered a temptation that same pretty, very legible back The December meeting of the appliances for microscopic work and, en Method of losing fat Is safe, sure Prior to the party on Monday eve Christmas party Dec. 15th., at 7 p. massage needed. You can do a lot w.hich he sternly resisted—Dundee's hand. Girl Scout Officers’ Association w'as new ways of staining specimens and sensible—^just cut out sweets— ning the Epworth League Cabinet m., at the Community Club. All the for your sagging chin line by work thoughts boiled and churned throw TO BE OPENED IN CASE OF MY held at the horqe of Mrs. Fred v hich proved of inestimable value to pies, pastries and ice cream for a will meet at 6:30, and at seven Scouts are requested to be present ing on the back of the neck. Take ing up picture after picture of Nita DEATH Johnson. Preceding the business medical science. both hands, massage up from the month—go light on potatoes, rice, o’clock the regular monthly busi and to bring their gifts. Eunice Pelim, alive and then dead; of Penny —Juanita Leigh Selim. meeting a deliciou. supper was Soon after he had isolated the center front and when reaching the butter, cream and sugar—and don’t ness meeting of the Epworth Leag;ue served. The meeting opened with Brown, scribe. forget to take one half a teaspoon Crain—bless her!—helping him at His heart hammering, and his fin will be held in the "Young People’s tuberculosis germ Koch was made ears continue back and massage the the expense of her loyalty to lifelong gers trembling, Dundee drew out two room at the church. repeating the Girl Scout promise Troop 6 chief of the German commission muscles and nerves at the base of of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot friends; of Flora Miles, lying des and laws. The treasurer reported The girls of Troop 6 met at the which was sent to Egypt and India | the head. Also massage the sides of water before breakfast every morn perately and then confessing to a having received a check for $28.29, Manchester Green school, Monday, to investigate cholera. As a result, i the neck, upward and firmly. ing. shameful theft: of Karen Marshall one half of the proceeds of the bene December 8 for their weekly meet he discovered in 1883 the cholera All of these treatments, taken to- I wish I could induce every over gallantly playing out the “ death fit movie and the food sale held ing. 'Virginia Baldwin and Mema germ and in the same year p u b-' gether, will do much to help your weight person on earth to try this during Girl Scout week, the other Richmond were visitors. After the lished a method of inoculation to ^ chin line. Moreover, they do much splendid method—It surely doesn’t half going to the Council. opening exercises signalling and prevent anthrax. , to Increase your high spirits, for cost but a trifle—for an 85 cent bot Be Sure You’re Right- Mrs. Spow announced that Miss table setting were practiced; the In 1905 he was commissioned by j they encourage circulation and tle lasts 4 weeks and can be bought Hedlund will get in touch with the latter In preparation for the rally. the German government to investl- si rengthen the muscles at the same at North End Pharmacy; South G etting Coimcil about coming here to give In the meeting of December 1, the gate West African “sleeping sick time. The effect should be noticea End Agents, Packard’s Pharmacy— PeRRAR?VOU believed'Dm the captains a course in advanced girls worked on bandaging. The fol ness’ and in the same year was ble in a month, if not sooner. But or any drug store in the world— O troop meinagement. A letter from swarded the Nobel prize for medi you must persist, day in and day Get it—Grow Thin—Feel younger.— D'HB VJAS JUST ANOO^ER _ .wvl lowing girls passed the “Flag” in Up Nights National Headquarters suggested the second class test; Helen 'Vlertel, cine. He died in 1910. out. There is no k n o ^ beauty Advt. Tf Getting' TJp Nights, Backache, USELESS m B U D D\DNOU W O / that Girl Scout paraphernalia to Beulah Robb, Louise Berggen, Mary frequent day calls. Leg Pains, Nerv be bought for Christmas presents Smith, Marjorie Wallace and Bea CLEAN COLLARS ousness, or Burning, due to function iMPcf m i VEWUER \S'MAD6 ^ ) \ O be secured early from tbe stores so al Bladder Irritation, In acid condi trice Rockwell. Helen "Viertel, tions, makes you feel tired, depressed \(S 5K1N ANP AN EXCELLEKT that they, may have an adequate Beulah Robb and Louise Berggren • If you wipe off your fur collar and discouraged, try the Cystex Test. OIL fT?OM VDS UVER? laANCHBSTBR E v e n i n g h erald , sd u T H Manchester, conn. Thursday, December n , i 98o. PAGE NINE ^ i Rec Five Polishes Hartford 27 to 25 Baskets By Faulkner BOWLING MANCHESTER’S NEW GRID CHAMPIONS New York Begins CHENEY GIRLS’ LEAGUE RIBBON SB. And Waterman Vital E. Llelasus...... 95 To Fear Battalini^ C. D io n ...... 79 J H. G ustafson...... 9 8 103 96 found that no boys of his own size ' Manchester Oyercomes Five E Klelnschmldt .. ...8 6 93 77 Odds Drop From 3-1 On Cho were wiUlng to take him on and ! BAT AND STRIB he sought bigger game. He foimd 434 461 416 his opponent in a six-foot, 200- a, Point Lead To Tie Score ON AIR Weaving Sr. colate To Almost Even poimd worker. Deliberately seekings." M S tron g ...... 7 5 112 83 the fight, youdg Bat egged on his G. Hatch ...... 84 84 94 Money As Day of Title m£in and soon the two were pound* '-^ In Last Few Minutes, Then F. Nelson ...... 8 3 106 80 ing each other, the mite Italian - New York Scrap At 10 C. Jackmore ...... 9 1 87 98 using his fists to wreck havoc with'.*- Wins In Overtime On Long N. Taggart ...... 9 6 90 91 Fight Draws To Hand. the worker’s body. But every so^ > often the big fellow’s roundhousel ’ O'clock and Chicago Bat 429 479 446 swings caught Bat on the head and ' Shot By Waterman. he would go down. But he would - Main Office New York, Dec. 11.— (A P )—The . arise and go on with, the battle. . . tle Hour Later. conviction seems to be growing on E. M cC ou rt...... 9 4 87 92 I 'This went on for some time and L. K ick in g ...... 8 7 89 82 New York’s fight faithful that Bat finally the worker, giving up in dis- Bee Five (27) Battalino, Is a real featherweight P. B. F. New York, Dec. 11.— (AP)—Fans H. P aradis...... 107 88 84 I gust upon perceiving his vouthful ■ j who get their fistic thrills by radio, M. Metcalf ...... 8 0 champ, or near enough to fight an foe’s inexhaustible courage and 1 MoCann, rt ...... 1 2-2 98 101 Pictured above is the Major Football ClUb of the north end which has just conquered the Cubs of the I ^ I are to have a chance to “sit in” for M. Newman ...... 9 6 90 south end 6-0, 0-0, 0-0, 6-0, to win back the town cham even battle writh Kid Chocolate In I pure grit, grabbed his coat and 0 Holland, r f ...... 1 0-0 96 plonship for the first time In five years. Sunday after- two fight broadcasts the same noon at Hickey’s Grove, the Majors will tackle the Brl their 15 round title bout at Madi went away. 2 Faulkner, I f ...... 4 2-2 I stol West Ends. Manchester will have the services night. 464 452 455 of Teddy Chism, star tacklS’'for the Naugatuck Rang son Square Garden tomorrow night. 1 ers, in this game. “Dixie” Matthews, flashy colored Little Bat followed him im- 0 Burr, U ...... 0 0-0 Arramgements have just been ■Velvet Sr. end, will also play. The members of the Major team The New Yorkers who first in shown above are as follows: First row, left to right: ! ploringly. But the worker had had . 0 Farr, ...... 8 1-2 I completed to put on via NBC net M. K a rp in ...... 105 86 99 C. Bissell, Vic Riscassl, M. Senlrk, Jones, mascot; B. M stalled the (juban as an overwhelm oske. captain, and S. Vfendrillo. Second row: McCarthy, enough. It was then tAat little Bat'/" 0 Quish, c ...... 0 0-0 works a New York bout and a H Darling ...... 8 2 87 78' Scully, Coseo, Angelo, Meikle, Sheehan, Tasker, Conroy, ing favorite, now have changed August, Bronkle, Wright. Third row, standing, P. did a peculiar thing. He wept. He 1 Waterman, r g ...... 1 0-1 Chicago scrap tomorrow night. M. McKinney ...... 8 9 101 96 Vendrillo, G. Moonan. coach; W. Quish, president; J. Co their minds so that Chocolate is peland, assistant manager; Crockett, Feole, Bulla, had been having such a good time. 2 Dowd, Ig: ...... 0 1-2 From Madison Square Garden will E. Lautenbach ...... 9 0 81 105 Tuminski, Brennan, trainer; Llppincott, Tatro, F. Hart, favored only at a rate of 7 to 5 and secretary; Bill Griffin, manager; J. E. Rand, treasurer, His tears were not shed because of 8 Gustafson, Ig ...... 0 1-1 come the featherweight bout be M. Sherman ...... 8 9 79 111 Tonight the Majbrs will be guests of the State The the prospects are that even money ater at the River’s End show during which they will will rule at gong time. Still local supposed defeat but simply because tween Kid Chocolate and “Bat” receive the silver loving cup donated by Warner Broth ers to the team winning the title. Manager Hugh J. 10 7-10 Battalino, the champion, starting at 455 434 489 Campbell will make the presentation. bettors are a long way from agree he was not able to continue fighting. Hartford K. of O). (25) 10 o’clock. Graham McNamee and ing with the fans from Bat’s home Similar instances have occurred B. F. Ford Frick will tell the story of Weaving Jr. town, Hartford, Conn., who are of Bat’s never-ending courage and ..0 S-6 flying fists on W EAF and stations. Summerville ...... 8 4 90 82 preparing to* come down, 1,000 redoubled will to fight during his ..0 0-0 strong to help Bat show the .vorld 1 Kilrsy, If mf • trm * The other battle, between the E. P eterson ...... 6 6 79 69 QUICK, THE GUN! professional career. His greatest 0 Thayer, If ..., < ..0 0-0 heavyweights. Young Stribling and A Liester ...... 9 6 81 99 he Is by far the best in his class. fighting has been seen after he was ..1 0-1 1. J a r v is ...... 7 4 75 90 Both boxers completed the bard 3 Cotter, o ...... Tuffy Griffiths at Chicago goes to Rockne Wondering Newbern, N. C., Dec. 11.— sent to the canveis. Fernandez, Gra ..6 1-8 S. Kelly »...... 8 3 79 78 work of training Tuesday, a day 2 Campion, rg ... the WJZ chain at 11 o’clock. (A P )—Babe Ruth, sultan of ham and Taylor turned the trick 0 Ne\'llle, rg ...... 0 0-0 Then on Saturday comes the earlier them is customary, and had but in each instance it was seen . ..4 1-1 403 404 418 swat, who Is at Camp Bryan, only light work yesterday. 1 Torrent, Ig ...... broadcast of the Army-Navy foot near here adding to his prow that Bat, after his trips to the can ball game over WEAF, WJZ and Main Office No. 1 Chocolate was afraid of dropping vas, produced his most ferocious 10 6-11 Bragdon ...... 6 6 61 76 ess as a huntsman, had an too far below the 126 count weight WTIC stations at 12:30 Eastern What Price Glory early morning caller today. ring efforts. He never has been Edwards ...... 7 3 89 70 mark while Bat wanted to give a Score by periods: Standard time. This will also come I It was a big buck deer the stopped and the decisions against K . o f O ...... 8 6 7 0— 25 on the CBS chain, 12:15 p. m. in Rassey ...... 7 1 62 70 1 slight cut on bis nose a chance to him were of the hairline viiriety. 2— 27 Banvlile ...... 7 0 69 71 ^ b e has been stalking for heal completely. Rec ...... 6 8 4 cluding WABC. three days. Stepping out on the Halfttme score: 14>14. Shay ...... 6 8 61 67 In those modem ring days the hunting lodge porch at dawn in man who really loves to fight must Referee: Earl Bennett. "Is It Worth The WhOe?" H e! COAST GUARD JUNKS 348 842 354 his pajamas, Ruth saw the deer command respect. And to Battalino browtslng 50 yards away. Gog fighting always has come as a sec The Rec Five had a narrow es PUT ON PARADE Main Office No. 2 Muses; Says He’ s Sick and THE ZONE DEFENSE gle-eyed, he stood while the ond nature. cape from defeat in Hartford last buck strolled off. eight when they nosed out the TO HEP SALE F M adden...... 8 5 83 65 He was practically banished from Trade A t smooth working Knights of Colum M. Doherty ...... 6 8 64 69 Exhausted; Must Have school because of his fighting in bus team after a five minute over A. Jarvis ...... 0 0 70 81 New London, Dec. 11.— (A P )— clinations cuid after that Bat was Glenney^s time period. The score was 27 to Peg Doherty...... 7 0 81 82 The U. S. Coast Guard Academy fired from one job after another be AT ARMY-NAVY SHEA OUTPOINTS cause he could not control his fists. 25. Complete Rest. today was listed among the large These gifts will be_ given 283 398 297 Bat fought, not because of hatred In order to win, Manchester had to New York, Dec. 11.— (A P )—The number of institutions which have away Xmas eve. One chance bvercome a five point lead in the Army-Navy football game Saturday Spinning Jr. junked the five man or zone basket LA BARBA EASILY of his fellow humans, but as one L. Jarvis ...... 7 7 87 77 ball defense in favor of the open who simply loved the thrill of com with every $1 purchase. closing minutes of play. The K. of is going to be a sell-out if there is South Bend, Ind., D6c. 11.— (AP) C. quintet was enjoying a 23 to 18 any means within the powers of the E. Wiganowski ...... 8 5 85 83 style of play. The change of style Cleveland, Dec. 11.— (AP) —Ed bat. R. H an son ...... 7 8 77 80 —Seated on football’s throne and was confirmed by head coach John die Shea, two-fisted Italian young , An instance of his love of fight lead with three or four minutes to various people who are handling gazing reflectively on all the tro 1st Prize $35 Overcoat play and it looked as though the. ticket sales in New York to make K Griffith ...... 8 1 77 93 H. Merriman and Lt. Commander ster from Chicago is up at the top ing and an example of the great phies and testimonials of greatness L. H. Baker, graduate manager of ol the h ^ p today as a featherweight courage he still possesses ds cited in 2nd Prize $30 Suit Rec was done for because of the it one. he and his Notre Dame elevens 821 326 833 athletics. ’The CJoast Guard cadets champion challenger. Shea mqved a story related by his manager, Hy strong defense both teams had been With a few thousand good seats have won, Knute Rockne today 3rd Prize $10 Shoes displaying. still to be sold, one of the biggest used the zone defense effectively in into title range as a result of his Malley. It was about the time that Throwing Sr. pondered; “What price glory? What A Helidng Hand selling stunts ever to be tried is 1925-26^7 against eastern college 10-round victory over Fidel La Bar Malley first came to know Bat, al 4th Prize $5 Hat E. Royce ...... 86 price success r ’ However, McCann broke through scheduled to take pN.ee today with . . . 81 95 opponents but they had powerful ba at the Auditorium last night. though both had lived in Hartford M. Marks ...... 7 6 59 75' He was ill, physically and mental scoring machinery to go with it. Shea, always boring in, was on all their lives. Bat was 14 years old for a field goal and Faulkner fol a grand wind up when the Navy ly weary, and wondered if it was lowed with another to practlcadly E Anderson ...... 7 7 83 74 the offensive with a heavy body at then and his usual day of activity team, arriving here tonight, joins worth it all. He was tired of foot close the gap at 23*22. Collins and L. Pukofky ...... 65 76 70 tack. La Barba seemed to appear consisted of getting his work at the the ballyhoo parade. ball, tired of the plaudits of the Faulkner swapped foul goals to L Thomfelt ...... 80 65 81 Charles Murphy, Purdue’s star to tire in the closing rounds while typewriter factory through and GLENNEY’S A parade up Broadway tonight, crowds, and yearned to cast it all center of the past three years, will make it 24-23 and then Campion in w^ch a 90 piece Navy band and Shea was fresh and strong. Shea then seeking opponents for im 379 aside. p’ay basketball with the Chicago add another foul for a 26-23 lead. detachments from various Army 369 395 frequently drove La Barba to the promptu fist battles. Throwing Jr. When the tumist died after yes Bruins, professional team, this year. Gustafson followed with another and Navy units around New York 1 rrpes. One night, MaJley recalls. Bat B, S illan o...... 6 3 87 terday’s rousing receptions for the and the score stood 25-24, K. of C., will take part, is scheduled to start 85 B B ou ffard ...... 5 9 84 master coach and his team, back with a minute or so to play. the program. The parade will end 75 B St. John ...... 7 2 79 from their conquest of Southern Both teams were fighting desper at 46th street and Broadway where ! 76 B Raccagnl ...... 6 1 73 California, Rockne held on until he ately. In the confusion. Cotter a concert by the band is scheduled ' 68 fouled Faulkner. Time was taken B G erlch ...... 7 2 91 83 could say a few words to the stu to stimulate sales to be made from dent body and the South Bend citi out to learn the score. The teams the 45 Army trucks which will be were informed that but 30 seconds 327 414 387 zens and then stumbled to bed. in the line. The Navy team is due -is_____ “I wonder if its all worth the remained to be played and that to arrive in the midst of the demon Hartford was leading by one point. LINNE LODGE NO. 72, KNIGHTS while?” he mused, "It’s all got me stration and take a brief part in it. and I personally don’t care when I It all depended upon Faulkner. The Whether or not the game is a OF PYTHIAS Manchester boy was fully cognizant see another football game. I’m not CHRISTMAS GREETINGS complete sellout the prospects are Standing Dec. 9, 1980. complaining understand me, but I’m of the fact but when the time ex that it will be highly successful as pired he calmly stepped to the foul Won Lost Pts. a sick man and exhausted. My legs, -a n d ------a means of raising money for the which almost stopped me last fall line and without undue deliberation benefit of the unemployed and as a E squires...... 14 7 18 tossed the ball cleanly through the P a g e s ...... 12 9 16 because of infection, have swelled great football spectacle the outlook up again and the pains are getting hoop. is even better. Reports from the Knights ...... 11 10 1.5 • ^ ’ardy” Contributes Strangers ...... 5 16 7 worse and worse. I’m going to keep two practice fields indicate that an that date in New York Sunday and Best Wishes For A Happy. New Year The game ended without further offensive battle Is to be expected scoring, that is the regulation play Esquires then I’m going to Rochester, Minn., rather than a waiting game and for a thorough overhauling by the ing time did, and after a brief rest, that it may result in a duel in I. Carlson ...... 100 97 101— 298 , TO THE Pe o p l e o f Ma n c h e s t e r a n d v i c i n i t y f r o m the five minute overtime period was C. A. Gustafson .. 99 79 95— 273 Mayo brothers for two or three which each team tried to outscore weeks. commenced. Both teams played its rival. Ernest Johnson .. 77 100 98—275 cautiously at the start, neither tak Navy’s brilliant offense, which A. C arlson...... 104 100 102—308 “ I’ve got to do it and may make ing any wild chances. Three min appeared in its victory over Penn Edwin Johnson ...111 95 101—307 some enemies because I have to utes ticked by and then "Wardy” sylvania last Satu»-day, has con turn down some invitations to THE MANUFACTURERS OF Waterman, the Reo^ sturdy balanc tinued to click both at home and at 491 471 497 1459 apeak, but if no one else thinks ing level of the Manchester team West Point. The Middy regulars Strangers about my health, I am going to. "got set” at mid-floor and let the have progressed regularly through A. Carlin ...... 88 112 113—313 “ I’ve made a resolution not to ball fly for the basket. The ball their “B” team In scrimmage while C. A. Anderson . . . 81 105 106—292 write and not to give anymore sailed true to mark, glancing off the speeches than necessary this win KING FERFECTO CIGARS Army’s regulars have not had C. I. Anderson ...106 106 84—296 bankboard and dropping cleanly ter” he added. “I don’t need the much success In stopping the plebes, H. B o lin ...... 99 90 88—277 through the net. money exactly and anyway I’m not who are equipped with Navy plays. H. Olson ...... 110 96 104—810 Then Hartford started taking going to swap my health for shots at the basket whenever it got The Array scoring machine, which functioned so effectively in winning money.” the chance. A long shot by Collins 484 509 496 1488 Twenty-five of his former pupils just barely decided to roll off the the Cadets a high place among Pages YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD STORE, FAVORITE SMOKE SHOP, DRUG STORE OR eastern teams, alao had worked Including the “four horsemen” of rim of the Rec basket after it had L. Carlson ...... 88 82 78—248 1924 were on the practice field here, made two or three breath-taking wherever it has been tried, both by C. O. Anderson .. 94 95 94—283 Army regulars and Navy reserves. awaiting his instructions for the CANDY STORE ARE PREPARED TO SUPPLY YOU WITH ANY AMOUNT OE revolutions. Torrant also tossed a C. Bolin ...... 98 84 124—806 charity game with the N. Y. Giants shot that nearly knotted the count. J. W enngren...... 95 89 97—281 pro team at New York while still The Rec of course was content to while the K. of C. boys fought In E. Carlin ...... 90 97 103—290 another bEmquet was on his sched stay on the defense and stall. W a vain to take the ball away from him. ule tonight. terman killed much time with his Faulkner and Farr were the chief 465 447 496 1408 All the speakers except Rockne clever dribbling in the backcourt scoring guns for Manchester last Knights himself lauded the 1930 team as the night. The baskets which McCann J. Pearson ...... 84 97 96—277 best Notre Dame ever had. “We and Waterman scored in the closing C. E. Gustafson .. 101 83 102— 286 can’t in fairness compare our KING PERFECTOS minutes were their only tallies. A. Berggren ...... 102 101 98—801 teams,” Rockne said. I’ll say this LOOK! LOOK! Jehnny Campion and Ted Torrant R. Johnson ...... 122 108 108—338 much— that this team is one of the were easily outstanding for the C. Hultgren...... 92 104 117—313 gamest we’ve ever had and one of YOU MAY WANT! ABSOLUTELY FRESH-PACKED IN ATTRACTIVE HOLI Kaceys. Torrant’s four baskets the best. It did one big thing that BILLIARD were all from the neighborhood of 601 498 521 1515 I’ll never forget. It s'aved the foot mid-floor. Earl Bennett refereed ball reputation of the mlddlewest, DAY BOXES OF 5,10,25 AND 50. the game in a very satisfactory BRITISH AMERICAN CLUB east and south in California. If ROOM manner. none of us beat those fellows out The Kacey gym was a bit too League Standing there they’d probably stop playing warm and this slowed up the two W. us in the belief that we did not NOW OPEN teams somewhat but it was a very England ...... 10 know anything about the game.” interesting, even and cleanly played Scotland ...... 9 HELP BRING BACK PROSPERITY! LOCATED AT contest to watch. Both teams were Wales ...... 7 strikingly attired In splc and span Ireland ...... 4 41-43 PURNELL PLACE uniforms, scarlet and purple for Wales STRIB FAVORITE Manchester, white and blue for Dilson ...... 99 82 90—271 I Hartford. Baker ...... 89 99 81—269 { Buy Your Christmas King Perfectos Torrance ...... 91 94 88— 268 Chicago,I Dec. 11.— (A P )—W. L. Kerr ...... 91 103 113—307 ' (Young) Stribling of Macon, Ga., Morrison ...... 100 96 89— 284 and Jerry “Tuffy” Griffith of Sioux From Those Dealers Who Are At CJlty completed the battle plans to NO NEED TO STAY AW AY 470 478 466 1399 day for their 10 round bout in Chi Scotland cago tomorrow night. ------from------Fleming ...... 98 88 9^— 278 Stribling was still a 2 to 1 favor Your Service The Year Round! Hall . . ./ ...... 82 91 82— 255 ite chiefly because of bis greater ex Slnnamon ...... 82 89 81—262 perience emd harder punching abil McCullough . . . 88 91 106—284 ity. The Charity Dance McMenemy 97 100 100— 297 ------Given by------447 464 460 1361 S t Mary’s Young Men’s Club FOR Ireland EXERCISE The— Tomorrow Night, State Armory McLagan ...... 87 112 98—297 and Dannely ...... 104 92 84—280 HE.\LTH THE KID CHOCOLATE-BATTALINO FIGHT WILL 'Warnock ...... 94 98 108— 800 BE BROADCAST AT THE ARMORY ON Hughes ...... 101 77 98—276 Enjoy Winter’s Greatest Sport A G E RADIO 886 879 888 1168 Louis King Cigar Co. Supplied by England BOWL on Jones ...... 64 99 100— 298 284 ASYLUM STREET GREZEL AND JOHNSON Hugh ...... 101 77 98—284 CHARTER OAK Robinson ...... 72 107 97—^276 PURNELL PLACE Fleming ...... 102 90 81—273 MURPHY’S ALLEYS » / /■h M r- 894 868 1126 m ■ i VaT? ^ 5i PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONNfTHURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1930. THE CLASSIFIED SECTION A ■ '1 /k M u s e l l h e r e AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 FUEL AND FEED 49-A APARTMENTS—FLATS— ~ Want Ad Infonnatioii FOR SALE—1925 Chevrolet tour SPECIAL—50 CORDS OF season TENEMENTS 63 NEW YORK BANK M anchester ing, good running condition, or ed birch wood $4.00 load, good FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, will exchange for radio. Call 890i8. measure; also hard wood $6.00 per all modern improvements, 144 'Evening Herald load. Thomas Wilson, Phone 8581 Pearl street. Call 7078. IN DIFFICULTIES GOOD USED CARS or Rosedale 37-4. CHRISTMi^S SHOPPING GUIDE CLASSIFIED Cash or Terms FOR RENT—THREE ROOMS, all Madden Bros. FOR SALE—HARP WOOD $6 load ADVERTISEMENTS improvements, at 30 Church street. 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 or slabs $5; also light trucking Inquire at above address any done. V. Firpo, 116 Wells street. Bank of United States, No Count Blx averag# words to a Una. time. t tnltlals. numbers and abbreviations REMARKABLE VALUES Dial 6148. hacb count as a word and compound IN USED CARS FOR RENT—HERE IS where you 100— GIFTS FOR HER. 101—GIFTS FOR HIM. 104 GIFTS FOR THE DECEMBER SPECIAL on dry sea Government Connection, S^rds as two worda Minimum cost It 1926 Buick Coach can save a coal bill this winter, a CANDY THE GIFT that is always FAMILY orlce of three lines. soned wood, hard wood $6, slab HULTMANS Hickok belt sets. 1926 Reo Sedan two room nicely furnished heated appropriate and always appreciat Una rates per day for transient wood or birch $5, cut for stove House slippers. Eagle shirts, ties, HupmobUe Sedan apartment, for light housekeeping. Closes Its Doors Today. ed. Insure yoUr friend the best by gloves. Initial handkerchiefs. A CHRISTMAS Club savings ac-" KCectlTO March IT, 1»3T 1929 Pontiac Coach furnace or fire place, good meas Comfortable and convenient, rate making your selection now. We count is the ideal way to prei)ai« Cash Charge 1929 Buick Roadster ure. Prompt delivery. Fred Miller, reasonable. Bert E. Judd. Phone for your Christmas shopping. The I Consecutive Days ..1 7 cts 9 cts carry Perry’s Apollo’s and our AT GLENNEY’S a wide selection I Consecutive Days .. 9 cts 11 cts 1924 Studabaker Touring Rosedale 83-3. 7915. own home made chocolates. The of silk loungtag robes and Beacon Home Bank & Trust Co. I Day ...... I 11 cts 18 cts Dial 7220 For Demonstration. New York, Dec. 11.— (.AP)—No FOR SALE — HARDWOOD and Princess. bath robes. Daniel Green “comfy” All orders for Irregular Insertions JAMES SHEAP.ER FOR RENT—4 and 6 ROOM tene- tices stating that the institution GIFTS THAT ALWAYS Please-^ slabs. Hardwood $9.00 per cord; slippers for men. Fine gifts for will be charged at the one time rate. Buick Agency ments, all improvements, garage was in the hands of the State Bank RINGS, RINGS, beautiful rings for men. Boxed chocolates in holiday wrajir Special rates for long term every slabs $8.00 per cord. • Satisfaction ing Department were posted at the day advertising given upon request. Cor. Main and Middle Turnpike if desired. Apply 95 Foster street. the ladies., are shown by the pings, Christmas candy, fancy Ads ordered for three or six days guaranteed. Lathrop Brothers. Tel. Tel. 5230. main office and .several of the Dewey-Richman Co., of white BELTS, HANDKERCHIEFS, ti^ baskets of fruit, Xmas packages and stopped before the third or fifth 3149. Prompt delivery. branches of the Bank of United gold, set with acquamarine, zircon, sock, jackets and sweaters for of cigars, cigerettes and tobacco. day will be charged only for the ac FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, on States—one of the city’s smaller boys, neckties in holiday boxes. Selection of pipes and smoking tual number of times the ad appear FOR SALE—BEST SEASONED Edgerton street, all modern. im amethyst and sapphire. The as and newer banking organizations— sortment is large. Priced from “Pxactical Gifts To Wear". Hy supplies. Farr Bros. ed, chargln T at the rate earned, but A LARGE ASSORTMENT ^ hard wood, 1-2 cord load $5.00. 1-4 provements, five minutes to mills. no allowance or refunds can be made before the regular opening time $10.00 and up. man’s Men’s Store, 695 Main St. on six time ads stopped after the Christmas wreaths 25c each and cord load $3.00. Prompt delivery. Telephone 7025. this morning. GIVE A WATCH—Strap watches, up: also Christmas trees 35c to Phone Rosedale 25-4. Geo. Buck. This action was taken after a SYMINGTON’S AT THE Center— pocket watches and wrist watches,, ^*No^‘^Til forbids” : display lines not WE SUGGEST silk hosiery, che- $1.00. Special prices to churches, 3 AND 5 ROOM tenements on flurry of withdrawals late yester Cheney’s neckwear, bath robes, many styles and prices. R. Don-, FOR SALE—HARD WOOD slabs Brainard street, modern improve misses, dansettes, bloomers, pa *^The Herald will not be responsible .schools and organizations, straw day, and a series of conferences of jamas, handkerchiefs and panties fancy hose, Hickok belts and nelly Jeweler, 515 Main street. for more than one incorrect insertion $5 large load, equal hard wood; ments, rent low. Apply Aaron flowers 10c bunch, potted plants also furnace chunks $6. Chas. leading bankers lasting well into as gifts she will appreciate. Wil- buckles, mufflers, fancy handker of any advertisement ordered for 25c each. McConville’s Nursery Johnson, 62 Linden street. Phone the morning at the New York Fed- chiefs, pajamas, etc. A BUICK—A CAR ALL will en-. more than one time. Palmer, 6273. 3726. rose Dress Shop. The Inadvertent omission of Incor- and Greenhouse, Hbihestead Park. e’ al Reserve Bank. The bank has no joy for Xmas. 'Models to suit prac-. AN ATTRACTIVE gift from Min tically every pUrse. Arrange for rsct publication of advertising will be Telephone, 5947 or 4307. 1000 LOADS hard wood slabs, saw 6 ROOM TENEMENT, 26 Walker connection with the government, reotlfled only by cancellation of the er’s Pharmacy, manicure sets of 102— GIFTS FOR BOYS demonstration. Dial 7220, James charge made for the service rendered. ed stove length and under cover. street, all improvements, garage, despite its name, but because of its All advertisements must conform Cash price $5.00 per load. L. T. name, bankers were anxious to take latest style creations. Choice of M. Shearer, corner Main and Mid MOVING—TRUCKING good location, rent reasonable. In dle Turnpike. la style, copy and typography with Wood, Co. quire 30 Walker. Geo. Murdock. constructive action to prevent ill- colors and patterns. HULTMANS. Ties, handkerchiefs, regulations enforced by the publish STORAGE 20 advised nervousness. blouses, shirts, belts, slippers, ers and they reserve the right to GIFTS ALL WILL ENJOY—Gen FOR SALE — SEASONED hard FOR RENT —SEVERAL FIRST The bank obtained its state char W H I T M A N’S AND APOLLO high cut shoes, leather helmets. edit, revise or reject any copy con chocolates in fancy holiday pack eral Motors Radio, electric toast sidered objectionably. PERRETT & GLENNEY inc.—Mov- wood $6 load, split $7, hard- wood class rents. Apply Edward J. ter, giving it the title of Bank of CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to tng, packing and shipping. Daily slabs $5 load. Fred O. Giesecke, ages. A Christmas gift that al ers, .waffle irons, clocks, lamps, Holl, 865 Main street. Telephone United States when it started with Xmas tree lights. The Radio Cen b* published same day must be re service to and from New York. 14 telephone Rosedale 36-12. 4642. a single branch on the lower east ways pleases. A large selection at Iu4— GIFTS FOR THE ceived by 12 o’clock noon; Saturdays trucks at your service. Agents for all prices. Sperber & Tiq:kington’s. ter, 455 Main street Dial 5267. Ki:S0 a. m. side in 1913. Present laws would FAMILY. United Van Service, one of the FOR SALE— Ha r d w o o d , stove FOR RENT—5 ROOM apartments, TELEPHONE YOUR prevent the giving of such a title PURE DELICIOUS Home made leading long distance moving com or fire-place, $6 pe>' load. Also soft all Improvements, wonderful loca to any new bank. HOT WATER CAR HEATERS— WANT ADS. panies. Connection in 162 cttles. wood $5 per load. W. J. McKinney, tion. Apply Mr. Collins, 67 Wads candies. Large aelqctic of boxed 105— GIFTS FOR THE Small Deposits chbcolates. Ideal Xmas gifts ob Swap Chills and Shivers for Ads are accepted over the telephone Phone 30SS, 8860, 8884. ■' : ■ Rosedale 28-2. worth street. South Manchester. Warmth and Comfort by giving a HOME. at the CHARGE RATE given above The bank, while specializing in tainable only at The South Man Harrison Hot Water Car Heater. as a convenience to advertisers, but L. T. WOOD (X).—Furniture and "Small deposits, and serving pri chester Candy Kitchen, next to the CASH RATES will be accepted u FOR RENT—3 ROOM tenement, Dial 4060 for a demonstration. THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC piano paoving, modem equipment, marily the garment manufacturing Glenney’s. f u l l p a y m e n t if paid at the busl- GARDEN—FARM- with improvements, on Church Norton Electrical Instrument Co., Co.—The home of electric ap aess office on or before the seventh experienced help, public store street; also garage. Inquire 13 trade, had expanded rapidly, open DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 ing a total of 59 brajiches in vari LINGERIE — The smartest gift, Hilliard street. pliances. Suggestive gilts for day following the first insertion ot house. Phone 44M. Winter street. Telephone 5234. each ad otherwise the CHARGE ous sections of the city. It is not step-ins, dance sets. Chemises, Xmas, toaster, percolator, waffle FOR SALE—APPLES^ McIntosh, BATE will be collected. No responsi identified with Wall street, main slips, gowns, pajamas of crepe de AUNT NANCY hand-hooked chair iron, heaters, com popper, vacuum bility for errors In telephoned ads Greenings, Baldwins, delicious and 6 ROOM TENEMENT and 5 room seats and table pads, in different PAINTING— REPAIRING 21 taining only a branch in the finan chine of finest quality. Also nice cleaner, heating pad, flat iron, dish be assumed and their accuracy Northern Spies; by the basket, flat, all modern improvements, on sizes and designs. Distinctively caaaot bs guaranteed. cial district. line of rayon, flannel and quilted washer, washing machine, electric bushel or barrel. Telephone 5909. Center street. Inquire 147 East different. An unusual gift for the SPECIAL THIS MONTH— Bed The notice pasted on the door of robes. The Smart Shop, State range, or refrigerator. All these INDEX OF W. H. Cowles, 461 Woodbridge Center street. select person. Kemp’s Inc. room s papered $3.00, ceQings cal- the main office in the midtown area Theater Bldg. gifts may be bought on the in CLASSIFICATIONS cimined $2.50, painting reasonable. street. stallment plan, with a liberal down FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement on said: KEEP THE WHEELS ... • • • A Conn. Painting Company. Phone GIVE USEFUL GIFTS such as payment and a yea small monthly Birtbs ...... FOR SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN Center street, all modern improve ‘‘Pursuant to Section 57 of the OF Engagements Hartford 5-8408. ments, low rent. Inquire 178 1-2 silk crepe underwear, negligees, payment. Take advantage of our Marriages s.srvs:a*:«:« • «:• *••••• potatoes $1.25 per bushel. Edward banking laws of the state of New AMERICAN INDUSTRY MOVING Center street. York, I have taken possession of bathrobes, pajamas, handbags, um Xmas offers. Deaths PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER; Boyle, Manchester Green. Tele Cajrd of Thanks the Bank of United States, 535 brellas, hosiery, scarfs. The Style e s • • r * first class work, estimates given phone 4316. Make Sure Your Next Watch Is A UNIVERSAL washing machine In Memoriam ...... Fifth avenue;. Shop, 825 Main street. Lost and Found ...... J or 75c per hour; references fur FOR RENT—FIRST CLASS five AMERICAN MADE or a Fridigaire are two sugges Announcements "(Signed) Joseph A. Broderick The following are the Only tions for Xmas-gifts that would be Fsrsonals nished if desired. Telephone 8475. room flat. Inquire 27 Elro street. FLOWERS — THE IDEAL gift. Antomoblles HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 "Superintendent of Bainks.” Wide selection of ''ut flowers, pot American Made Watches: enjoyed throughout the new year. Automobiles for Sale 4 FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT new- Its Condition ILLINOIS, HAMILTON, ELGIN, See them at Paul HUlery’s, tnc.. One Crawford coal range $25 ted plants and pottery. Mllkowskl, Automobiles for Exchange i REPAIRING 23 ly decorated, 44 Cambridge street. On the basis of its latest condi The Florist. Phone 6029. WALTHAM. Hotel Sheridan Bldg. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... * • 1 Used Piano $35 Inquire 104 Washington street. tion statement, which was as of Auto Repairing—Painting ...••• " VACUUM CLEANER: gun; phono Two gas ranges $10 each ALUto Schools T— Telephone 4841. % Sept. 24, the bank had total re FRAMES—FOR THAT, picture or This store features American-made Autos—Ship by Truck ...... • graph, clock repairing. Key mak Watkins Furniture Exchange sources of $254,()43,9#2 and deposits photograph make an excellent Watches for Americans. Autos—For Hire ...... • ing. Braithwaite, 52 Pearl street. TO RENT—43 BRANFORD street, of $202,972,469. It is understood, gift. A wide choice of mouldings. Louis Jaffe Jeweler Oarages—Service—Storage »;•••. 10 however, that deposits have been Motorcycles—Bicycles .... e • a n 6 rooms, steam heat, enclosed A choice selection of framed pic 891 Main St. iTICKEftS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 porch, 2 car garage, $55.00. Phone considerably reduced since that Wanted Autos—^Motorcycles . . . . 12 COURSES AND CLASSES 27 tures, Olson’s, 699 Main street. Business and Professional Services 4642, between 9 and 4. time. While its total resources are A PAYMENT PLAN for self re START Business Services Offered ...... II FOR SALE)—PIANO, mahogany comparatively large, they amount DH s o l o v e l y —WiU be her Household Services Offered...... ll-A I BARBER TRADE taught in day upright, in good condition. Let the specting people. Ask the manager Building—Contracting ...... 14 to only a small fraction of the re comment on a gift of perfume! for further information. Practical I and evening classes. Low tuition children take piano lessons. Price BUSINESS LOCATIONS from our choice selection by Coty Florists—^Nurseries ...... 10 rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 sources of any of the city’s leading 1 gifts for entire family. Dunhill’s, Funeral Directors ...... 14 $24.50. Stuart J. Wasley, 14 Sum banks. Houbigant and others. Packard’s | ; Market street, Hartford. FOR RENT 64 691 Main street. Heating—^Plumbing—Roofing mu 12 mit street. Telephone 7146. The bank’s officers include C. j Pharmacy. 1 insurance...... 12 BRICK BUILDING stone 26x36 at Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 Stanley Mitchell, chairman; Ber FOR RELATIVES AND FRIEINDS Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 20 HELP WAN^rED— 314 Main street, near the Turn nard K. Marcus, president; Saul I VAN RAALTE g l o v e silk under- both near and far, the most per WANTED— TO BUY 58 pike. Suitable for any business, I wear, vests, bloomers, pan*^ies, Painting—^Papering ...... II FEMALE 35 Singer, chairman of the executive sonal gift of all—Your Photo Professional Services ...... 22 WANTED TO BUY second hand large display window. Inquire Ed. committee, and Simon H. Kugel, j step-ins $1. A gift that will be ap- graph. The Fallot Studio, 472 Main SkUorlng—Dyeing;—Cleaning ... 24 WANTED—FEMALE for steno half ton truck, Albert J. Steven Kratt; 312 1-2 Main street. vice chairman. i preciated, featured at Reardon’s. street. Dial 5808. I - - Toilet Goods and S erv ice...... 25 graphic and clerical work. Apply son, 81 Union street. Call between I PEARL. , VANITY CASES, new Waited—eBusiness Service ...... 14 by letter giving particulars to Box 4 and 6 p. m. Telephone 7678. 1 BARSTOW’S FOR better radios. Educational I lavalieres, Gruen wrist watches, Since 1922—General Electric, Ma O, in care of Herald. HOUSES FOR RENT 65 iP U Y “AARON SLICK” Courses and Classes seegsga* rings, ivory toilet sets—many jestic. 20 Bissell street. Phone Private Instruction . sasaeasass others for “her”. Ask about our Dancing ...... WANTED — CAPABLE WOMAN ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 FOR RENT—NEWLY renovated j 3234. k— a i budget plan. Brays, 645 Main. Musical—^Dramatic e • • a • • eTVIV a • a • to care for 4 year old child daily 8 room house, all improvements, Wanted—Instruction ...... 14 with garage $35. Call 6717. TOMORROW NIGHT I - ■ A — - I A UKULELE or some other string 9 to 5 Mondays to Saturday noon. FOR RENT — LARGE furnished I Financial room with heat, centrally located. instrument will make an ideal gift. Bonds—Stocks—^Mortgages ...... 21 Write Box R, in care of Herald. FOR RENT—DESIRABLE 6 room ! THE Business Opportunities ...... 22 Telepaone 8124. To Be Presented In Nathan i . . . Visit us and make your selection. house, with garage, at 135 Porter The Music Box. Money to Loan ...... 22 ! CHRISTMAS CLUB Help and Sltnatlona HELP WANTED—MALE 36 street," reasonable terms to small Hale Auditorium By Zion Help Wanted—Female ...... 22 FOR RENT— FURNISHED rooms, family or adults. Apply 83 North Lutheran Group. I Help Wanted—^Male ...... 22 I Prepares the way for Christmas A HERALD subscription to the AT ONCE—SOUTH AMERICA or 145 Center street. Tel. 7917. Elm street, or phone ^51. ; girl or boy away at school, the Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 21 next year. Our club opens Dec. 9. Agents Wanted ...... :.,..27-A United States. Permanent posi "Aaron Slick from Pumpkin I relative or friend who has moved Bituatlons Wanted—F em ale...... 22 tions; labor, clerical, mechanical, Crick,’’ a rollicking rural comedy ; to another town, wil be a most .tuatlons Wanted—M a le ...... 22 APARTMENTii—FLATS— ' THE MANCHESTER TRUST CO. gmployment Agencies...... 44 salesmanship: experience unneces HOUSES FOR SALE 72 will be presented Friday evening at ; welcome Christmas gift, keeping tl)e Slicker Edilor wasn’t quite as Live Stock—Pets—Fonltry—Vehlclea sary. Salaries $25.-$100. weekly, TENEMENTS 63 » . ....- ei o’clock in the auditorium of the j them in touch with all that is go- smarl as he ihoughl he was, in tlie Sticker Dogs—^Blrds—Pets ...... 41 transportation furnished. Box 1175, 168 Benton street, five room bunga Nathan Hale school by a cast of ! mg on m Manchester. Call 5121. that appeared Nov. 2 2. He said that a Xdve Stock—V eh icles...... 42 Chicago. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, low, steam heat, garage, all im young people from the Walther Poultry and Supplies ...... 42 modern improvements, heat, 277 motorist, starling at A and making l i Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 provements, easy terms; also new League society of the Zion Lutheran turns, and never going over the same WE HAVE AN OPENING for a Spruce street. Apply at 281 Spruce 6 room bouse. Telephone 8713. FLOOD LIGHT PLAN For Sale—MlBceUaneona church on Cooper street. The so- of projects into effect with very road twice, could travel a maximum of Articles for Sale ...... 41 young man who is willing to work. street. I ciety has been busy disposing of I satisfactory results. Boats and Aecessorles ...... 42 70 miles. A Sticker fan, however, beat Must be neat, have sales ability I tickets and expects an attendance of ' In a recent interview, Mr. Stearns uildlng Materials ...... 47 FIVE ROOM FLAT, all improve LEGAL NOTICES 79 his record by five miles. The answer ta glamonda—Watches—Jewelry .. i2 and ambitious to advance In our I between 250 and 300 this in a week BOOM TO BUSINESS was very pleased to state that dur ments, first floor, nice neighbor this Sticker will show how the fan did ih Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 41 organization, particularly if ex .■\,T A COURT OF PROBATE HELD I when three full-evening plays are ing the current year with all the Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A perienced in house selling the right hood, $25.00. Rent free to Jan. 1st. being presented in town by local In the meantime, see if you can make 1 ~> G-arden — Farm—Dairy Products 20 Apply Chas. J. Strickland, 168 at Hebron witliin and fur the Dis complaints and talk of business de Household Goods ...... 21 man can establish himself in a trict of Hebron on the 1st day of talent. .Montgomery Ward Store Idea pression, he has at no time found it miles— or even more. The space be Machinery and T o o ls ...... 22 position of permanency which will Main street. Phone 7374. December, 1930. i Miss Emily Kissman has been Brings Returns Quickly— tween each dot is one mile. Present LEON G. RATHBO.N'E. necessary to lay off a single em- la Musical Instruments ...... 22 increase in value as his ability coaching the cast and feels confi Office and Store Equipment 24 TO RENT—6 rooms and bath, J ndg'C. • Personnel Increased. . ployee, but instead, has added six Specials at the Stores ...... 22 warrants. Call in person, 9:30 a. steam heat, electric lights, 25 Win Estate of Joseph Saglio late of dent they will give an excellent new employees to the personnel, and wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 17 m., Friday. The Radio Center, 455 ter street. Apply E. J. McCabe. Hel)ron in said District, deceased. performance. Otto Their, as prop- ci those added, three were from FIRE ALARMS Wanted—To Buy ...... |g The Manchester Trust Conipan.v The value of illumination as an Main street. Tel. 7046 or 7889. Executors. ' erty chairman has been-ably assisted Hartford w'ho moved to Manchester ought to remind you of protecting Rooms—Board—Hotels—Resorts by a committee of the young people. advertising factor in business is ex Restanrants ORDERED:— That six months "from emplified by the recent installation after being, employed here. yourself from a serious financial the date hereof be, and the same are Special music will be provided by Rooms Without Board ...... II FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT, hot (R flood lights by the Manchester A visit to Toyland at the Mont loss. Our fire insurance policies Boarders Wanted...... 29-A SITUATIONS W ANTED-^ water heat, electricity furnished, limited and allowed for tlie creditors three members of the Andrulot fam gomery War store as well as pass save the part of the loss the brave ountry Board—Resorts ...... <0 to bring in their claims against said Electric Company for the display of MALE 39 rent reasonable, 217 North Elm estate, and the executors directed to ily, and home-made candy will be ing through the various depart firemen are unable to save. E;oteIs—Restaurants ...... 21 ! sold between the acts. the Montgomery Ward store. The Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 22 street, near school. Phone 3300 or give public notice to the creditors of I effect is the talk of the town, and ments, reveals the Xmas spirit in Less than cent a day or about Real Estate For Rent ! FURNITURE WANTED TO Up- said estate to bring in their claims the extreme, and the well trained 7975. Ethel Fish Lewis. j without delay, the Blish Hardware, 3 cents a week insures your furni Apartments, Flats, Tenements I holster. 15 Griswold street. Adolf within said time allowed, by posting personnel most of whom are veter a copy of this order on the publb: I the Glenney Clothing company and ture or house for $1,000 for 3 years; Business Lacations for Rent . . . 24 ! Lieberg. Telephone 6459. FOR RENT—4-ROOM FLAT, trol ans in [he organization are both Houses for Rent ...... 26 sign po^ nearest the place where HOSPITAL NOTES I the Manchester Candy Kitchen Can you afford to take a chance Suburban for Rent ...... 46 ley line, convenient to mills, all the deceased last dwelt, within the courteous in their manner and eager for this small payment? improvements; heat. 243 Center same Town, and by publishing the I grasped the value of this project and Summer Homes for Rent ...... 47 I within the next few days a com- to serve you. Santa Claus with the Call us at 3450 or 5746 or drop in Wanted to Rent...... 48 POULTRY AND street. Telephone 6990. same once in some newspaper having The condition of Alfred Johnson same lovable manner in which he Real Estate For Sals a circulation in said Probate District, of Church street remained unchang ' plete daylight illumination will be in at 1009 Main Street before it is top Apartment Building for Sale . . . 44 SUPPLIES 43 and return make to this Court of the i effect in this busy little section of greeted the hundreds of kiddies last late. Rusiness Property for Sale ..... 10 FOR RENT—AFTER DEC. 15— notice given. ed at the Memorial I'.ospital today. j-ear, is there again and during his FOR SALE—YOUNG ROASTING 6-room tenement. Improvements. Attest: He was still unconscious as a result Manchester. Farms and Land for Sals ...... 71 Mr. Steams, the mamager of the off months, he had spared nothing to Houses for Sale ...... •«... 12 ■ ducks, 32 and 24c ;^er pound. B. T. Inquire at 24 Church street. LEON G. RATHBO.N’E, of the accident yesterday when a bring joy and happiness to the heart ROBERT J. SMITH Judge. Montgomery Ward Store has been Lots for Sale ...... f f Allen, Doane Telephone pulley used by workmen eng cd ct every boy and girl with Xmas REAL ESTATE Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 FOR RENT—4 ROOM downstairs H-12-11-30. in taking down a tree, broke free unselfishly striving to promote a Bubvhan for Sale ...... 75 8834. ■' gifts that are unsurpassable in value. STE.AMSHIP TICKETS Real Estate for Exchange ....u t4 flat, comer Foster and Hawley and fell 40 feet hitting Johnson on continued upward trend of business Wanted—Real Estate...... 77 FOR SALE — 100 Pl Vm OUTH streets, all improvements, except The Chicago stadium has adopted the top of his head. on the main thoroughfare and with Anctlon—Legal Ifottees Rock Pullets, $1.50 apiece, some heat. Inquire 100 East Center 1 schedule of popular prices for its Harry Fraser of 34 Lewis street the co-operation of other merchants, ]^ga] NoUces ...... f l laying. Telephone Rosedale 52-3. street or telephone 37‘‘2. boxing bouts. was admitted today. has succeeded in putting a number GAS BUGGIES—It Sounds Queer to By FRANK BECK OPPORTUNITY W HO W A « .THAT njONOij AND SO... NOW WAIT.. NO W ... IF YOU'RE A S I'V E LET MB FINISH.... AS SO INNOCENT WHY SHOULD OH... VERY' 1/EXPLAINED TEN T R Y AN D MR. HORN , I HAD TO TREAT YOU WORRY ABOUT A SILLY WELI------IF YOU O H , D O N T THOUSAND TIMES T E L L T H A T MISS VENEER LIKE A LADY, PHOTO OF THAT BRAZEN K N O W A LL P U T ON I AM INNOCENT. TO A JURY. INVEST! BUT AS SOON AS, HORN BLONDE SITTING ON YOUR ABOUT rr I T H A T AIR MY CONSCIENCE THEY'RE NOT TOLD ME HE DIONT KNOW LAP... I'LL TELL YOU WHY.. WONT ARGUE.. OF INJURED IS ABSOLUTELY AS GULLIBLE IN A LIMITED AMOUNT IN HER.l DROPPED HER BECAUSE 'YOUR FACE LET HER SUE- INNOCENCE. CLEAR.. ALL ,AS A WIFE.' FLAT...THEN SHE S"'''^AT; LET MYSlOOO YOU LOOK I K N O W OH,I CAN CUMULATIVE SPRANG THIS r—' ^ ALL! A W E E K POSITIVELY IS I ’M JUST SEE THE Br e a c h o f ■JOB GO.. SILLY^y-- N O T WHOLE HORRIBLE PREFERRED , ^ ^ 5 PROMISE GUILTY, MESS IN TH E SO ON A S SUIT. PAPERS. STOCK AMY R E C O V E R E D 7 ^ PAR VALUE $100— DIVIDENDS QUARTERLY FROM T H E SH O C K OF SEEING HEM VITH CARLOrriA manchesteT construction V E N E E R fSHE HURRIED CO.. INC. T O MIS * tt-'x" FOB FULL DETAILS SEE H O TBLaA N ^ A. A. KNOFLA or MILLARD P. KK DEMANDED 4k p u u l Agents 875 Main Street Phone 544(1; MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAU), SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, DECEMBER XX, X980, Tlapper Fanny Says: SKIPPY By Percy L. Crosbsr SENSE AMD nonsense BEO. U. g. PAT. OfF. l^ t a p h T^jrnnfcWi this sod there lies a man Who never did much— **BuBh the t JOST B0U6MT A Slfiwer H1W6 FoR can," WHAT ARG VA Who never once had shined the C2AROI. FROM THe FettOW WHO HAS A MO, i t 's ReAUW WHAT I CJOINJ' To DO A 6poT "Rail,” STAW D ON THf CORNCR AM* I Jt^ST WAMTSD AM*' OtP.M'T KWOW IT ; Nor told his wife a “Fairy Tale.” IT? t h a t 's t o o He never sang “Sweet Adallne,” D’SCOVERGD NOW It 's 60T A ''fi” WS-pgAD " g * * s t a m p s f o r "6000FSS'*< Not tasted whiskey, beer or wine; OF A He never stayed out late at nights J Or saw the burlesque girls in tights. He never knew the “Pace that Kills ” Or ever dined in “Wicked Grills,” He wouldn’t flirt with pretty girls. Or join in Life’s sweet, merry whirls. Beneath this sod there lies a chap, Who’s taking now a darned long nap; His w ife on earth— she wore the pants— . rtMQon 5 Percy L. Croiby, Great Britain richts reserved. He tried his best, but had no ’ U u ^ King Features Syndicate, Inc. chance. Silk Dresses for ladies and misses, all sorts of ' V^ I them which had been priced here Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Foi OUR BOARDING HOUSE previously at several times their To keep alive the Christmas spirit, By Gene Ahem worth.—From a Newberg. (Ore.) j any miss’ll toe the marie. Sales bill. I lecture with her lesser half on the E p J o n e s is c o n f i p e n t s o m e b o d y p u t t h e K »p u p t o t h a t . QL Trouble Brewing j receiving end. HAR-'R-'RUM'H; uwa. I /Vm MAUbR \^BUy MAlfdR HooPLE , 1 I From The San Antonio, Texas, i Ligh t) j Fred—Darling, you are every- ' HliPPLB, MR. VlARPeR, AMP I HAV/E I CAUVTURki Vod ^ thing to me. ! WANTED— Undertaker in oil-1 cAl l b v -To see i f voq cAkS eiu e m e jJovviM oM - t h a t ; boom town, Pettus: business will ; Clara — Ummmnimmmm-- hold be good in ten days: get in now. j everything. i Tlk/E MIMOTES Bk/EAilAie> Oki I’ll PlT You (Ai Pettus Townsite Co.. Pettus, Texas. Miss Cutey Funnyface, the ; V(iUR BRoADCASTf.-^i Cj STA-Tioki-,-Io A5K OkA-OaP SEk/EAk p. M . Walter Damrosch says; "The stenographer, is a great believer in j -THE 'TelaUSAkiPS' CF “RADlCb PROGRAM, BaT banks. She seldom passes one with- | radio will save family life from dis T6R -THe ir He l p -To Po o r amp ruption by the automobile.” P. S.— out going in to fill her fountain pen. | ■REMEMBER kiOUJ., . Walter Damrosch plays for the DMEMPLOVEP dF TMiS CITV TbP c KRISTUAS* k lo -TALKIMO j radio. Old Lady (to druggist)—1 want j a bottle of canine pills. ! ^ I (^kiLV WISM To AS’k' CUR (30OP ABOUT V o a R -T r a y e l s Talk m ay be cheap, but the radio Druggist — What’s the matter ! p eo ple -To GjIUE e it h e r a l i t t l e CR APR I CAM bill for the broadcast of some of the with the dog? j election addresses will make the Lady—I’ll have you understand, : MOkiEV, ^ party financiers wonder if it is sir, my husband, is a perfect gentle- worth the price. They called him man! ' CiR FILL A m a r k e t “Mike” because he had a broadcast The dsuggist, in profound silence, ^ BA6 WlYH T=bCD*. in his eye. Radio programs will be put up some quinine pills. ! greatly im proved very soon, says -JL the government. Gosh, are they g o If a girl is imable to get a man's [ ing to shoot all the crooners? wages in an office, she might sue- | -et-L ceed in getting them by marrying ; Mrs. Perklnson—Have you had him. I static on your radio? Mrs. Haynes— Well, we had Los The Chinese were first to dis- j Angeles, Toronto and Cuba, and I cover the usefulness of silk worms, | am sure we could get static if we but the discoverers of rayon have | wanted to. just about put the silk worms out j of business. a George—^Well, Charles, how’s the baby this morning ? Frederick— So you worked your C^isrles—^Fine. way up from the bottom? i Thomas—Yes, I started as a George—^Arc its eyes open yet? I Charles— Say, whatdo you think bootblack and now I’m a hairdress It was, a puppy? er. Stranger (to man fishing in river)—^How are the fish today, old man? NCEL Fisherman (drawling)—^Well, sir, I don’t know; I dropped ’em a line UPON hot got no reply. A T I M E .- It is funny that there never is any static in evidence when a w ife begins to broadcast a little private Him ! !il IICa.U.S.FAT.OIV. N' Fontaine Fea. 1930 Stickler Solutitm WASHINGTON TUBBS U, Seeing: is Believing By Crauie 9 I ■■■»■ ' 1 » e ' • U T GOiVIfkSU. ^ ... L . _A----ft--- ..ft^--- ft--- - i: Tut PRES\PtHTl % T o t in r 4 jr h a l . c o c m r a n ^ p i c t u r c s //*ic in < FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Somebody’s Watching By Blossei ' T s u e s Voo IRKIOSV r IT tSH'V PaikIT at A s TU£ JUST VMUEBE TUS S A V vnwaT'S that *TS CHALUi KJO' IT NWSTEKV t^OOTU OP- THIS VNWITC WtARti \JP , C ^ - CMAUK UNttA LET'S CtD£B. SecCET TOWMEU -TUEK6? that HI6WT A u0 6 AMD s e e PlDES 'VJ IS, PGECRUES? yWELL-.-vnuEae HAVE 50tAETWiM6 TUts aaEa m s AMV-rvt T ye IS rr? ITS Vo DO vnITW SUPPOSED VO V£AV»' tUaTS 1 (T " o p p o s it e SDEE 1 8E Rk?uT FUWMV.. IT \wAS UUOVW . JUST DIBSCTIOKI UERE'.! ,, QiauT uceg POLU3VJ FCECUiUES ■'.(' M V IVMWeRE I SAVi 4 ' ^ lAE ' AWO PETER 'T TUAT OAV UURRV TO reach TUE M/ e- l»" , tukim el VJlUL TARE TMEhA OUT OP TUE VALUEV OF VAtOlSWED - \ ■O »weji.a«iT.orF ,\ . VvEW... x)^aiaSVfwc*sCTVic«.iBC>