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rior Court under a bond o f 81,000 AVERAGE DAILT OIBOULATION by Judge Raymond A. Johnson. LEGGEnELECIlD Police Ueutenant William A. Bar­ for the Month o f September. 1988 oat noowwf Han ron arrested Sadrozlnskl yesterday, W ax Beans PINEHURST MEAT ^ r a U R a , O CT. Srd, 8 :3 0 p . in. culminating an Investigation of Y .F .W . COMMANDER complaints made to the police by Largo 5 ,5 7 1 . « nuzBBi n«> $ip 9S. $*• parenta of children frequenting tho 2 ' ““ ^ 1 9 c Member o f the Audit Adaalnloa 80 Ccota. Link Sausage . . . 38c lb. MAMCHitTsa Comm- Spruce street playground. According Fresh Spinach SPECIALS Bnreaa o f Olrcnlattons llanrIjfBtPr iturning ralh AB WayT * Welcome. to Lieutenant Barron, Sadrozinal;! Lean, Meaty was involved with several girls Beets, Q Anoual Meeting Held in State seven or eight years old. Shoulder Lamb Chops 2 bunches...... 9 C (OtaaBtfied Advertising on Page 10.) (TWELVE PAGES) Judge Johnson suspended judg­ From the Sblf-Serve and Health Market VOL. LV., NO. 3. IKANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1935. PRICE THREE CENTII ABOUT TOWN (Carrots, q ...... 29c lb. Armory; Installation On ment on payment o f the costs of strictly Fresh Pallet court In the case of Clarence W. 2 pounds.... «/C Plomp, Fresh Savage, 16, of Andover, charged with Vrm. Joeeph Leaiy and Mri. R«U=-' operating an Improperly registered You WlU Find Oor Cube Steaks art Campbell are In charfe of the Norember 2. Broilers ...... 79c each EGGS mactinff of the Ladiea of Columbua motorcycle. A freshman In the Average 2 t-4 pounds. Manchester High school. Savage Native Potatoes ^ e ea.8i|^ for 3 S ® to ba held Friday, O ct 4, at 7:30 In Excellent Quality and Well Freshly Ground B e e f...... 29c lb. Hale’s Red Bag the new K. of C. home. M lu E^ar- William Leggett was elected com­ was arrested last night by Police­ man Joseph A. Prentice. Worth 2 3 P*®**- S-lb. Roasting C hickens...... 88c Ib, hart of the Bond Bread Company mander of Anderson-Shea Post, Vet­ Fresh, Genuine Calvos’ Liver, 55c lb. will demonitrate fancy eandwlch erans of Foreign wars, during its SattstacUon Guaranteed! 2 to 2 1-4 Lb. Cuts Lonlb Stew .. S9o COFFEE l b . 1 6 « making and fllllnga. LIVER PLANES BOMB ETHIOPIAN TOWNS annual meeting last night In the State Armory. SO. METHODIST CHURCH . PINEHURST FISH Snow Sheen Mre. F. A. Nlckerion of Wood­ Other officers elected were senior Summer Squash land itreet -4a In—New Bedford, vice commander, Ernest Ubert; Fresh Oysters...... 36c pint 18c lb. Masa, attending the golden wed­ 2 for 13c Awaitingr the Word To March To Front junior vice commander, David Mc- FURNITURE IN EXHIBIT Steaming Clama...... 2 qts. 39c Cake Flour « ding anniveraary of her parenta. Cullum; quartermaster, Edward 29 TIGERS PILE UP 6 Fraser; judge advocate, William Celery Opened Clams...... 35c pint FUlsbury’s Pancake WAR IN AFRICA IS ON, Raymond Montle, who haa been Fortin; post surgeon, Hllding Gus­ BACON engaged In the automobile buatnesa tafson; chaplain, Clarence Weth- Pulpit Chairs and Communion Ripe Tomatoes Butterflsh, Salmon, Filet of for the paat eight yeara la now en­ erell; officer of the day, John Glen- Tabic of Locai Edifice in Big; Haddock, Swordfish, Filet of gaged aa a buyer for a Providence ney; delegates tstreets of Addis Ababa as "W e think tbe embargo on tbe fore inspection night. complete tactical exercises of the Black Shirts at Rome, assembled folrs usually is preliminary to the the booming war drums go into action In response to Emperor Halle Selassie's mobillzatton order. ' These yesterday In a great, one-day test breaking of diplomatic relations be­ export of armi to Ethiopia should fleet. pictures by H. V. Drees, Evening Herald-NBA Service staff cameraman, prove that mobilization is not just mobilization. tween nations.) be immediately raleed, owing to The eighth grade o f the Man- Off the Coronados islands, just an idle threat. Above you see*Moslem warriors lined up awaiting command to march to the front Officials did not Indicate when An official communique said that the fact that Italy has not only Chester Gireen school held Its first over the boundary from the United menaced ue but also, according class meeting yesterday afternoon tbe forward movement started, a battle was under way against the States and still in sight of the merely giving out the communique to the most recent news we have and elected the following officers: lights o f San Diego, Admiral Joseph Italians In Agame Province—the and denying charges by Halle Se­ area that lies between the-Italian received, because 'Italians have President, Arthur Wilson; vice- M. Reeves, commander of the fleet, .Know The Budget. crossed our frontiers at several Resident, John Buckley; secretary, lassie in a telegram to tho League colony of Eritrea and Aduwa. HANK GREENBERG departed to return to his jiagship. PARK CITY HONORS of Nations of bombardments of points and bombarded tbe towns Frances Hawley; treasurer, James Later a report that the Italians Then the Houston turned south­ Ethiopian villages by Italian air­ Aduwa end Adlgrat" E. Stevenson. with a three-run splurge In the ward, escorted by the Cruiser Port­ planes. were retreating out of the area— Library and Recreational which Is pert of the general Tlgre fourth to lead the Caiicago Cubs, land. "Acted Aoooidlngly" ‘The Manchester branch o f the handcuffed by Tommy Bridges’ fine ' SLAIN PO LH M AN region—was received by the Reuters The action started os a conse­ Woman’s Christian Temperance pitching, under bitter cold condi­ SEES WAR MANEUVERS. correspondent Ababa said Information reoetved Budget Set A t $26,200 quence o f Ethiopia’s imperial call to Union held a well attended meeting tions, 7 to 1, at the end of six In­ San Diego, Calif., Oct. 3.— (A P )— Italiaos Moving Book from Ron Beyuro Indicated that yesterday afternoon In the Robbins nings of the second World Series' arms, the official communique said, Italian military olrplonee bombarded Eh’esldent Roosevelt was bound for and the high command In Eritrea The Italian Infantrymen were said room o f the Center Church house. game today. An appropriation of 826,200 for cing will be asked by the eelectmen to Oity Hafl Closed for Funeral to be moving back toward their Aduwa—where Italians were de* the fishing grounds of tho Paefle to­ received orders to act according­ feated forty years ago—and Adi« OemmltteM were named to plan for the continuance by the town of the appropriate, in separate votes, 88,000 boeee In Eritrea under the cover of day aboard the heavy cruiser Hous­ ly.” grat taking numerous vtetlnu the state convention to be held at 1000 Pair Brand New By ALAN GOULD ton, one of the nation’4 mightiest library, and recreational activities for the library and 818,000 for the t.'.elr airplanes. this church October 17 and 18. .Associated Press Sports Editor sponsored for many years by the Recreation centers. Globe Hollow of Patrolman Walker; R e The announcement sold Halle Se­ among the civilian population, wom­ warships. lassie’s offer to withdraw his forces The government announced the Mrs. Louis St. Clair Burr gave an Navln Field, Detroit, Oct. 3.— Ninth School district, has been in­ swimming pool and the South end en and children, and deatroyliig nu­ Returning to Washington after bis 30 kilometers (about 18 miles) Red Croes headquarters at 'Aduwa merous houses. — > Interesting report of the national (AP)—Despite a frigid blast of transcontinental tour, Mr. Roosevelt cluded by the selectmen In the bud­ playgrounds. wards Now $1,750. had been bombed by four Italian convention this summer In Atlantic weather, cold enough to cause get which they will recommend to Most of the opposition to accept­ from tbs defined frontier was "only The telegram sold the battje - was , Smartly Styled the business session of the annual a strategic move, destined to aid planes and dlepatched another pro­ being fought in tbe province of City which she attended. prompt suspension of activity on (Continued ou Page Two) ing the assets is centered against the test to the League of Nations. anything but a World Series occa- town meeting October 12. ' recreation work. Th? voters, if ac­ better the mobilization and aggres­ Agamo. Postal cards were mailed today The request 1s contingent on the cepting ciutody o f the Rees and Bridgeport, Oct. 3.—(AP) —Borne sive Intentions of tbe Ethiopian The Aduwa bombardment eald League offldoli sold it was de­ ^ n . the Chicago Cubs and the De­ troops.’’ to the 400 membera of the Young troit Tigers resumed their battle result o f the annual election Mon­ playgrounds In the election, will to hla grave by fellow officers, Pa­ the govefnm eqt wrecked 15 houses. sired to convoke the session sooner, Republican club, calling on them to Curtains day, when the voters will decide If trolman Wilfred Walker, victim ot The text of the communique fol­ It declared 10<) more were destroyed but Anthony Eden, British minister for baseball supremacy today. have an opportunity In tbe business lows: votie and have their friends vote, at Upwards of 45,000 fans, wrapped KING OF BULGARIA they will accept tho district’s offer session to govern the extent to which radio thief, was buried tc^ay, by tbe Italian air bombs at Adlgrat for League of Nations affairs, was "Menaoe" to Colonies not yet In Geneva, Premier Pierre the annual town meeting Monday, to in heavy coats, furs and blankets, to give to tho town Its library and they will be carried on by the amount while City Hall and Chty Court Ethiopian sources expressed the help produce a "smashing Republi­ defied the wintry breezes to see recreational assets. Tbe question closed offices out of respect for the "Tbe order of general mobiliza­ belief that the Inhabitants of Aduwa Laval of Francs hod a vital Cabinet which they appropriate for tbe work. meeting tomorrow, and Boron Pom- can victory'." whether the hometown boys can wlU be one of two which will be on Income from the .library u d dead policeman. tion In Ethiopia, Issued under pres­ and Adlgrat were not warned by the HEAVILY GUARDED Itsllana that the air attack was com­ poo Alolii of Italy had to bo given " "1""" Ruffled, Tailored and Cottage hMt the rampage of the National the voting machines along with the recreation activities will be 86,700, The funeral was held from the sure o f a warlike and aggressive, League champions, now one up and home and the body seas taken to St. spirit, fomented among tribal chiefs ing. time to arrive from Rome. Inoorporatlon papers filed at the Smart New Republican and Democratic tickets the selectmen estimate, bringing It was not' announced Immediate­ office of the secretary of stats yes­ six to go. for towm office. down to 819,500 the net'cost to the Joseph’s Roman Catholic church, and warriors, which has for some Some Ethiopians eald they believ­ The Cubs relied on their veteran where a solemn high mass was cele­ time been proclaimed In a loud ed the attack was^intended to Invite ly whether tbe League Aseembly terday Included that of the Feter- Sets. All Good Full Width. If the offer is refused, the select­ town this year of takliw over the would meet this week to deal, with aoin Chemical Corporation of Man­ right-hander, Charley Root, to pick Assassination Plot Uncover­ men will recommend no appropria­ properties. ^ brated at 9:15 a. ra. A police de­ voice and which haa ultimately Im­ reprisals on Italtana who atlll mre In up where Lon Warneke left off yes­ tail marched with the cortege to the posed war against Italy, represents Ethiopia In order to eatablleb justi­ the emergency. chester. The corporation is capital- tion for the recreation activities but Tbe net cost represents 1.8 per The League expected Italy to sub­ Imd at 180,000, par 1100, with 82,- Values to $1.59 terday with a 3-0 shutout. The Ti­ will ask the meeting to increase by cent of the money which will have church. a direct and immediate menace for fication for an Italian conquest. ed; Many Arrests; Capital Italian troops In our two colonies In mit a comprehensive argument for 400 paid In o f which 81,200 is In gers countered with Tommy 88,000 the tentative appropriation to be collected from property taxes Besides Supt. Charles A. Wheeler Early in the day, Emperor Halle self defense—as Indicated in the Bridges, the little man with the big East Africa. cash and 81,200 In property. Harry of 84,000 budgeted for the North End to balance the budget. Of a tax and other police officials. Mayor Selassie proclaimed the general Suvtch telegram today—but it foro- L. Peterson is listed as president, DRESS curve. Otherwise the Une-ups were library. Jasper McLcvy, membera of the "Tbe menace is aggravated by mublllzatlon of hla 10,000,000 sub­ Under State of Siege. rate of 29 mills, the proposed appro­ eaw that Alolsl would, as hereto­ Myer Sanders as treasurer and unchanged. If the district’s offer of- its assets Common Council, police commis­ tbe fact that creation of a neutral jects. •Point D’Esprit Ruffled Curtains in priation for Rec and library would zone announced from Addis Ababa fore, refute to sit at the earns coiui- Clarence B. Peterson as secretary. The sun tried hard to take some is accepted by the town, the meet- be one-half of a mill. sioners and other city officials at­ When Vinci leaves tbe country be cll table with the Ethiopian repro- of tbe numbness out of the situa­ The officers were named as the In­ Sofia, Bulgaria, Oct, 8— (AP) tended. will go out on a special train guard­ sentatlve. corporators. cream and ecru, Priscilla tops. tion before game time but It was a Kearney Funeral Tomorrow. (Continued on E*ags Two) ed by Emperor’s troops armed with losing tussle. The skies were part­ Machine guns and bayonets of the A Mussolini communique bad al­ Sofia garrison were turned out to­ Tbe funeral Sergeant Thomas P. mechine guns and rifles to jirevent ready made it known, whoever, that Workmen were engaged this I V i m f l M a ly cloudy. The temperature, though Kearney, fellow victim with Patrol­ eny possibility of reprisals by Ethio­ moving up from the thirties to the day for the second time within a Italy Would not leave the Leagua morning removing two large poplar • Cushion Dot Ruffled Curtains in year and a half to protect the life man Walker of Monday morning’s pians—who appear to be enraged by until the League clearly took oa It­ COATS forties, was the lowest for any LONDON CROWDS EXCITED shooting, will be held tonnorrow. trees from tbe lawn on the Main of King Boris m . BURNED IN CRASH, he bomb raid news— sgalnst the self tbe responsibility for "meos- atiieet aide of the Lincoln school at cream and ecru, Priscilla tops. Rewards 'totaling 81.750 have uree which strike at Italy." (Continued on Page Six) Authorities announced they had Italian diplomat. the Center. detected a plot to assassinate Boris been offered for Information leading The three American mission today—the day on which he was to OVER THE WAR REPORTS to tbe capture of the killer, The BEGS TO BE SHOT hospitals here unfurled enormous Plana for getting out the Demo­ •Novelty Figrured Ruffled Curtains celebrate the anniversary of his ac­ City of Bridgeport, through tbe Red Cross flags today while tbe Situation Dangerous, cratic vote at the town election cession to the throne 17 years ago. Common Council, last night offered United States Legation put up Its French Viewpoint October 7 were discussed at a meet­ ,00 in cream and ecru, Priscilla tops. HARTFORD FIREMAN The capital was placed under a 81,000 reward while the Bridge­ lergest American flag aa warnings Paris, Oct. 8.— (A P) — French ing of the Democratic town com­ state of siege, and all traffic was port Police Sick Benefit Association to bombing planes. mittee In the Home Club on Brain­ Children's ^ stopped by military order. Soldiers “ Wm England Be Draws h r PLAN BIG MEETING and the Bridgeport Police Anchor Truck Driver Trapped in officials, considering sanctions Anti-aircraft guns, set up around against Italy unavoidable, were offi­ ard Place last night. Chairman occupied the central railway station C^ub have offered rewards of 8500 the capital limits, fired practice • Tailored Curtains in Plain Marquis­ IS KILLED BY FALL and military guards covered most cially reported today Uylng to keep Thomas Dannaher presided. Is Asked; Eden Rushes to and 8250, respectively. Cab When Vehicle Skids, bursts, using real bullets for the first public buildings. Hiller May Be Older. the conflict from spreading by TO DISCUSS NRA time. spreading by keeping antl-ItaUOn With the approach of the fall ette, Dotted Marquisette and Nov­ Numerous persons identified Captain John H. Regan and Lieut. measures within bounds acceptable hunting season, local hardware COATS closely with the regime of former Geneva to Again Advance Jamea Bray questioned a new eye Hits Pole on Post Road. stores are featuring in their window elty Figures. White, cream and Capt. John J. McCarthy Premier Gueorguleff were under ar­ qw to MussollnL ° ^ witness of the shooting today and War N A Fact T b e situation la dangerous, but displays shotguns, rlfies, ammuni­ rest, but tbe war ministry denied learned from him for the first time tion, hunting coats and caps.'Hunt­ ecru. reports that a considerable section Britain’ s Policy. Labor and Business Leaders Declares Geneva not fatal”, ons official told tbe As­ Drops 50 Feet from Top of the army was involved In tbe con­ that the slayer, fleeing up Golden Norwalk, Oct. 3— (A P )—Trapped- sociated Press. ing licenses may be procured at the Hill street after firing three shots. Geneva, Oct. 3.—Emperor Halle Bllah Hardware store as well aa at spiracy. In the cab of a truck which burst Selassie today flashed to.the League "Mussolini's speech, (to mobilized $10-95 Airplanes distributed three hun­ to Be Invited to Talk of Its into flames after It had skidded Into Italy yesterday) makes It easy for the office of the town clerk. •Plain Marquisette Ruffled Curtains London, O ct 8.— (A P )— Large of Nations the protest that attack­ of New DriQ Tower. dred thousand copies of an official (Continued On Page Two) a pole and a tree, Tony Gambar- the League to find him the ag­ crowds milled through Downing ing Italian airplanes had smashed Sunset Council, Degree of Poca­ 7 to 14 Years in cream and ecru. statement saying, "The revolt Is della, 30, of 103 Worcester street, 78 bombs Into Aduwa, Ethiopia, dam­ gressor because he spoke of bis dead, the government survives.’’ street before the prime minister’s Fntiire. New Haven, today is In a critical army marching", the official said. hontas, held a setback social last Dress and sport models In popular checks aged the Red Cross hospital and Hartford, Oct 8.—(AP)—Cap­ A year and a half ago, tbe King’s residence today as British warships condition In the Norwalk hospital caused many civilian casualties, and “ Mussolini, however, said he would eight at the home of Mrs. Nettle with bums on his body. His death Aceto of Center street. First prizes of brown, wine, and green. 3-piece models tain John J. McCarthy of (k>mpany life was saved by the loyalty of patrolled 3,000 miles of the Empire’s PUBLIC C H A R in brought war Into Africa. accept economic and financial sanc­ consisting of coat, beret and muff. •Plain White Voile Ruffled Curtainh 4, Hartford Fire Department, was royal cadets who ran to tbe support traditional sea lanes, on ^ a r d Washington, Oct. 8— (A P) —The hospital officials said, was only a The air raid, declared the King of tions. J, - Were won by Mrs. Murray of of their supreme comnoander after he matter of a few hours. Glaatonbury and Fred Luce of this instantly killed today when be fell against an Interruption df Empire posaibUIty that thousands of labor Kings, was accomplished by four ‘It Is true that Mussolini’s quar­ in white only. was imprisoned in his palace by The accident happened this morn­ rel Is with the League, not with town: second by Mra. Josephine 90 feet from the top of the drill communications through war In and business leaders may be invited planes. tower at Huyshope avenue. Kimon Guerorguleff, leader of an East Africa. COLD AND COSTLY ing on tbe Boston Post Road at Peat Britain. We never thought It other­ Cmonds and Charles Culatto, and to a giant meeting arose today Swamp. Marks on the highway, League authorities said war be­ With three firemen from his com­ attempted coup d’etat. The men in the street were beard tween Italy and Ethiopia now was a wise. But it confirms that England third by Mrs. Emil PlltL After card pany be was going tlirough drill Although the government express­ Major George L. Berry, NRA co­ according to Stale Officer George lacks selfish Interest, and may • 20 Styles in Cottage Sets. Blue, to ask “What next? Is it war? ordinator of business cooperation, fact. p'asring the hostess served a spa- when It was said that sudden pres­ ed conviction that tbe new revolt, where will It lead? WlU England Mitchell, showed tbe truck, owned strengthen opinion for enforcement Ihettl supper. The next setback par­ Junior COATS acted to sound out sentiment on by A. Mlnicbino, fish wholesaler, ot That a state of war existed. If not Black, Brown, Green, and sure in a roof line caused the hose planned by a coalition of antl-gov. be drawn in?” Alfred L Suiith Pleads With officially declared, was considered by of the League Covenant.” s ’ for the benefit of the council will Gold, Green, Red, and Black. emment forces, had bera crushed NRA’s future. GIpuster, Mass., had skidded sixty 11 to 17 Years to get out of control. He lost his Street bulletins were displayed The major, busily engaged In or­ League officials to be evident in Expect League Action >* held Tuesday evening of next Wine. In all the new ma­ balance and fell 'to the earth. before it started, an especially through Londem declaring: "Aduwa feet down a. bill, smashed into and French officials foresaw prompt ganising staff and noaking plans snapped off a telegraph pole, and message from tbe government of leek at the home of Mrs. Frank Smart styles for the young miss and High school In leas than three minutes upon strong guard was placed around the Bombed—Italians Advance.” Catholics for Greater Help Premier Mussolini, referring to "the action by the League. HotUster of 48 Hollister street. terials. • .Large Cushion Dot Ruffled Curtains palace.' said ha was moving "as fast as tbe then crashed Into a tree, the body ot students. New streamline models and bi-swings. arrival at -ue Hartford hospital In Authoritative sources said the Lord will lot me" in trying to bring warlike and aggressive spirit" fo­ They await xl a response from In soUd colors and pronounced checks which are a department car be was pronounc­ government felt the whole future of tbe truck careening off tbe chassis authorities at Djlbutl, French Soma, in cream only. TREASURY BALANCE business and labor together. for the Needy. into the middle of the Post Road. mented by leaders of Ethiopia "who so smart this season. ed dead, but death was believed to the British Empire depended on its One plan Btrry haa in mind Is to have long been demanding war with liland, to a request for confirmation have occurred whep be fell. Begs To Be Shot of the reported bostllltl.s In Elthi* HOSPITtt NOTES abUlty to defend Its own interests In tend n letter to every Industry ask­ Tho chassis, with Gambardella Italy and who have succeeded In im­ These coats are beautifully Details Locking Washington, Oct. 3.— (AP) — The pla, expressing anxiety about th« ease of attack through the spread of ing for Its views on a conference trapped In tbe cab, burst Into posing war." • Net Tailored Curtains in ecru only. Details were lacking pending a position of the Treasury on October the Italo-Ethloplan conflict or as the Peoria, m., Oct. 8.—(AP) —Pub­ Djlbutt-Addls Ababa railroad wbirli Miss Kathleen ’Thompeon of SO trimmed with a wide assortment of here. If the response is favorable, flames. Witnesses of the accident, The League Council was officially thorough Investigation by the 1 was: result o f League restraints. lic charity Imre Alfred E. Smith’s convoked for an emergency session they said would be unprotected In lemlock street was admitted to the furs, includinjf Beaver, Squirrel, Receipts, 814,828JS08.40; expendi­ the meeting may he similar to tbe at risk o f their lives, tipped the $ 1 3 . 9 5 Board of Fire Commissioners. Chief Anthony EMen, mlniator for Industrial conference held early In brands of "cold” and " c o s t l/’ today. Saturday morning to deal with tbe Ethiopia, oeccept by Ethiopians. Canchester Memorial hospital yes- 1 0 -95—$ John C. Moran, who was on the tures, 829,088,587.95; balance, ll,- flaming chassis back from the tree Platinum Wolf, Caracul, Kidskin, League of Nations affaifl, was He pleaded for greater eupport of Officials pointed out, howevei) erday and Michael ’Tierney of 7i 1934 in the heyday o f NRA, but and pulled Gambardella out. conflict scene at the time of tbe accident, 783,718,010.09; Chistoms receipt! for storted back for Geneva by way. of made even larger by tbe addition of Catholic welfare agenctes that Ibey The Italian message, signed by that tho railroad was run by a pri­ hdridge street and Albert Kurlo- Sealine, American Badger, Natural SECOND FLOOR immediately notified President Nel­ tbe month, 8097,921.48. Still unconscious, but horribly Parts to convince the League of Na­ labor leaders. might take over the care of a lar­ burned, the truck driver begged po­ Fulvlo Suvich, undersecretary for vate company, subject to seizure Is rlcs o f 34 West Center street were Fitch, and Skunk. son C. Taintor, and all other com­ Receipts for the fiscal year (since tions and France that the British ger portion of the needy. time of war, with a possibility ol Iscfaarged. OdIbIoih Mvided lice and firemen to shoot him, oc foreign affairs, asserted Ethiopia’s missioners who were In town were July 1), 81,008,880.418.22; expendi­ poUcy was clearly and firmly In NRA C a la is say that at the Hla address, delivered before 3,000 aggressive spirit bad found ita lat­ claiming damages afterward. Mrs. Mildred Grant of 408 Keeney notified. cording to Lieut. Arthur Kelley ot tures, 81.880,806,908.58 (Including support of tbe League Covenant op­ present time they find divergent persons at tbe State Armory last the Norwalk Fire Department which est complete expression In general Parliamentary efforts to questloa trcet was admitted to the hospital COATS— TIk m . m L < CORK This was said to be the first fatal 8890,888,121.03 of emergency expen­ posed to war. night, marked the close of the 25th Premier Pierre Laval on the poUej ; views among buslnets men aa to the was called to tbe scene. mobilization of the Ethiopian forces tls morning. ’There are no patients Th€ JW.HAU CORK accident to take place at tbe new ditures) ; excess of expenditures, he intends to follow In the erlsU Mftln Floor—Resr. No Attention to Speech annual National Conference of Cath­ —an act which Italy called a direct t the hospital today In what Is need of a new NRA law and whether State Officer Mitchell sold Gam­ M a n c h is t ir Co n n * anchester oh steel tower, used this year foy the 8844.810.582.36; gross debt, 829,416,- It was stated authoritatively that they would attaod in large numbers olic Charities. immediate threat to Italy’s troops in began. insldered a critical condition. M C '*- bardella sold he bad tried to stop first time under auspices of tbe de­ 988,593.72, a decrease of 84,848,076.- no official attention wlU be paid to is a matter a t conjecture. Some be- "Public charity Is cold," he assert- the truck suddenly because be East Africa. Paul Bastid, chairman o f ths foi\; partment’s drill school or at the old 50 under the previous day; gold thought a front wheel was coming Selassie’s Telegram wooden tower which preceded it. asseU, 80,898,387,380.98. (Oouttausd oa Paga Bight) (UoatlnMd ea Page Eighty .(Uoattnoed on Page Two) off and this caused tbe accident Tbe telegram to the League from (OoaHaned oa Pag* Xwo^ A 1 MANCHESTER BVBNTNG HERALD, UANCHESnat, OUNN, THUKSDAY, UCIVBER 8»19U . BdANCHESTKK-EVENING UEKALU, MANCHESl'BR, CONN., ;THURSDAT, OCTOBER 8 ,198S,

evidence. Commission houses with foreign connections reported there newels o f notes In whUe or in part people of Vermont wish and what was about as much buying as selling HOLD 2 SUSPECTS for the "Bridge Appropriation", so- DIYISION OF RULE thb people o f California desire and from abroad. Where War Guns Are Reported Booming Local Stocks PROFESSOR DEFIES called. Said notes of rraewals of Daily Accident what the people of Texas believe In On the bright side of the news ROCKVILLE notes BO executed not to exceed the than the people ot those states War Strengths Compared ledger was the survey of Dun A IN SHYER THEFTS total sum for said putnoee. themselves." Bradstreet showing that bank clear­ (Fnralelied by Pntaam A Oo.) ' BAY STATE’ S U W To act upon tha following resolu­ Report DISPUTED BY ELY Warns I^wyen By ASSOCIATED PRESS. ( Ethiopia has no navy, beiiig in. ings for the week ended Octo­ Central Bow, Hartford, Oomt. tion; "Be It resolved that the Town AS OF WEDNESDAY, OCT. 2 He warned the lawyers that they Italy has over 200,000 lighting land. Italy ranks iifto among th< ber 2, were close to the highest total of Vernon declares Its Intention to 1984 1985 should not participate in any move­ men In her East African colonies world powers In else of its navy, build or Improve a bridge or bridges and approximately 800,000 more of the year with an Increase of 87.1 1 P. ML Stocks BOARD OF EDUCATION 11,106 . .... Aocldents .. .. 11,128 ment, political or otherwl.«te, tending Ethiopia must import munitions; Many of Weaker Issues per cent over the corresponding 1934 Yonths Also to Be Qnestioih under the provielons of the statutes u- 824 . ___ FateUtlee .. 824 to "undermine the Constitution by mobilized at home, In . addition to relating to state, old roads, and the Ex-Bay State Governor lash­ Italy fabricates them, largely from week. so 100 150 aoo Borne Stoeki H am rd Sarant Condemns 0,919 . .... Injuriea ' .. .. 9,608 stealth." over 5,800,000 reserves In Italy. imported raw materiala Bid Asked GETS WORKERS’ REPORT sum of $2,500, or so much thereof KTTJ.IBn The troops have modem equipment. Find Soppoit A fter Mixed iLmmU ed On Bridgeport Sayings^ as naav be r^uired to pay the Other officeri elected by the as­ Cap Nat Bank A Trust 14 17 .1 9 8 ... Pedeatriana . ... 188 Italy pom sses 1,607 militaiV air­ Teacher’s Oath and a amount of the prorata ehsM of said es Oot Again at Adminis­ sociation were: Vice Presidents: Conn. River ...... 450- — 152 . . . . . OocupanU) .. 165 planes. WAR IN AFRICA IS ON, Regular Meeting Held L u t town of the cost of such construc­ Charles Black, Burlington; Arthur 4 . . . . BIcydIets .. 4 Ethiopia has 800,000 warriors,'but Opening; Slow Trading; First Nat Bank ...... 90 100 — Had Mnch Loot tion or Improvement under the pro­ L. Graves, St. Johnsbury; James Night in Supt. Clough’s Office 82 . . . . Children .. ... 39 tration Policies. many are attached to Individual Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . 59 63 Spirited Debate Follows. visions of the appropriation allotted Leamy, Rutland: 8ecrctar>'-Llbrar- FLUSH OUT 292 ...... Adults .., 286 tribal chieftains whose allegiance to SAY LEAGUE OFHCIALS Hartford National . . . . 22 24 — Attendance Is Good. to the Highway Commissioner, is ian, Harrison J. Ckinant, Montpelier; Phoenix St. B. and T. 190 — INJURED Treasurer. Webster Miller, Mont­ Emperor Halle Selassie Is not al­ Ntw York, O ct 8.— (A P) — The Stamford, O ct 8— (A P )— WhUa appropriated, for such purpose, and Rockville, OcL 8 — The regular 2,296 ... Pedestrians . .. 2,114 pelier. A. Pearly Fcen, Burlington ways assured. Halle Selassie as­ Stock Market braced Itself today (Oonttnned from Tage One) Inaoranoe Stocks police authorities of Westchester Boston, Oct. S.— (AP)—The calm the Town Treasurer is authorized Montpelier, Vt., Oct. S— (AP) — 15 MIUS OF 1,456 . . . . Occupants .. .. i,m and Horace H. I^]wers, St. Albans, serts 200,000 are armed with guns, although the African war situation Aetnt. Casualty ...... 87 90 county today continued to check on meeting of the Vernra Board ot anu directed to pay said amount to Disapproval of any division of neflnonce of Massachusetts' new 161 . . . . BlcycUeta .. ... 168 were elected to the board of mana­ but many of these arc known to be Iras iBtlU a restraining Influence in eign affairs committse of the Aetna Fire ...... 54 50 a eerlee of silverware burglaries Education was held In the office of the State at the times and in the "teacbei'e oath" law oy Dr. Klrtley 1,186 .... Children .. . . . 1,530 authority delegated by the Consti­ gers. old fashioned. The rest of the the revival of bullish sentiment. Chambsr of Deputies, consldertd a Aetna Life ...... 28 30 committed here during the pest few Superintendent of Schools Herbert maimer piwlded by law. Resolved, KIDNEY TUBES 1,912 ...... Adulta ... .. 1,619 tution to the Federal government fightcrH have primitive weapons. Many of the weaker issues of the Automobile ...... 36 38 months, local police were holding F. Mather, celebrated Harvard geol- that the Selectmen are authorized Other speakers Included Sherman request for convocation of the com­ O. Oough on Wednesday evening, 211 . Age Not Staled .. 369 Medical authorities agree that von preceding session found support Conn. General ...... 85% 87% Clark A. Fitts, 22, of 1 Orlando o^sL was disrupted last night when and directed to make application to and the states was expressed here R. Moulton, Burlington, associate Military experts say the Ethiopians kidneys contain 15 inLBS ot tlnr mittee next week to hear the pre­ October 2 at seven o’clock with the have some modem machine guns and after a mixed opening In which the mier. Hartford Fire ...... 74 78 avenue, and Tsrrsnca MeOovam, Representative Thomas Dorgan, the Highway Commissioner, in the by Joseph B. Ely, former governor ustice o f tho State Supreme Court, tubes or filters which help to puiltv follow!^ members present: Mrs. of Massachusetts. udge John C. Sherburne, Randolph, airplanes, and twenty modem anti­ the blood and keep you healthv. ^Hcker t^ w fen sUghtly behind floor England’. Foeltlon Hartford Steam Boiler 72 75 alios Jack Warren, 23, o f 104 Clin­ author of the Act, challenged the manner provided by law, for an al- J T. F. Qarvan, Miss Marlon Butler, lottment of $10,000 for the construc­ Ely, a Democrat and Frank Foe and Governor Charles H. Smith. aircraft guns displayed recently oc- If you have trouble with too fre­ "tnnsaotlons. Trading slow^ ap- National Fire ...... 71% 73% ton avenue, both of Stamford, In professor’s stand. Messrs (Jummlngs, Flaherty, Henslg, quent bladder passages with seaatv . predably, however, on the stiffening Concerning the Italo-BriUsh situ­ Phoenix F ire ...... 87% 89% connection with the theft o f 11,500 tion or Improvement of roads or Deaths Last Night of the New Deal, addressed the 68th cmiloncd some surprise among for­ ation, an offfficial said: Dorgan’s action In hurling ques­ Arnold, Nettleton and TiUcott. Mr. annual convention of the Vermont eign observers. amount causing burning and dlsoom- '.of prices. Travelers ...... 585 605 worth Of allverwara from the River- tions at the professor after he bad bridges in this town under said laws fort, the 16 MILES ot kidney tubes "England will go no farther than Talcott read the minutes of the last and appropriation. Bar AAoclatlon which last night 180 BURNED TO DEATH - - \TOebeat backed up imder profit PubUo UtlUttee Stocks bank home, hero, of Gordon Hug­ stated his position threw more than meetings since spring and they were may need flushing out This dangtr 'taking and cotton was not inclined the League. England has not asked gins, New York businessman, Cord Pary Tonight Middletown, Conn. —Frank B. elected J. Ward Carver, of Barre, signal may he the beginning of n w - France to aide with her In a war Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 62 68 800 persons into wild disorder which approved. Mr, Nettleton re^ and Victory Assembly, Catholic Ladles Weeks, 81, former Republican gover­ Us new president. London, Oct. 3.— (AP)—A Reuters glng backtche, leg paina Ion otpen to continue Its forward push. Ihc- buivlarlzed during August. continued until the epeakers had left explained the bUIe and they were against Italy. Conn. P o w e r ...... 42 44 The finding of two .32 calibre re­ of Columbus will hold a public card nor of Connecticut. The former Bay State executive (British) Nows Agency desp&tch UTHomui/ KUTKoains and energy, getting up nights, ewell- port copper sold at 8.82 1-2 cents Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 55 60 the ball. On his way out. Dr. Mather ordered paid. aald to accept any such change Ing, pufflness under the eyas and a pound, a new top since July, 1933. "She ask^ France's help If Italy volvers In the car, owned Jointly by party on Thursday evening in their New York—Dr. Sylvanus Albert from (^ ton reported today that at attacks her before Article XVI func­ Hartford Elec ...... 68 70 proferred hla hand to Dorgan and Miss Butler reported for the should mean bis disapproval of "the dlsslnesa .Bonds cams back with stocks. For* the pair, has caused police to check special committee appointed at the hall In the Prescott block. Both Reed, 81, inventor of the first all least ISO Chinese, Including a troupe NUT<^gP>SHOP If kidneys don’t empty S pints a tions,” this article referring to ap­ Hartford Goa ...... 42 46 with Bridgeport police in connection uie pair shook hands. bridge and whist will be played and metal airplane propeller who receiv­ principles of Jefferson, Madison, ol 25 actresses, perished in a fire day and so get rid ot more than $ w i^ exchanges eased In terms of lajt meeting to draw up resolutions Jackson and Wilson and I must per­ Come to this itore for Donblc'Kay plication of eanctions against an do., pfd...... 63 _ with the fatal shooting there earljL Dr. Mather bad Just finished bis prizes will be av7arded. Refresh­ ed In 1625 the Collier trophy award­ aboard the niotorshlp Sensen near­ pounds ot waste, polsonoue matter the doUar. Securities in London 1 speech at the convocation of the for two teachers whose long services suade myself that their logic waa Noti. We toait fre*h with creamery aggressor. S N B T C o...... 119 .128 Monday of Sergt. Thomas P. Kear-* ments will be served by the commit­ ed by the Aeronautical A.asoclatlon ing Tungkwan, after the ship waa may develop, causing serioua tranbla 'and Paris were heavy. Boston Crater for Adult Education was debply appreciated by the either incorrect or is outworn.” butter— 10 difftrtnt from ordfihary Don’t wait Ask your druggist tor Shares registering advances of "The value of international law Blanafactnring Stocks ney and Patrolman Wilfred Walker. tee in charge. tor "the greatest Invention In avia­ ottacked by pirates. salttd nuf< mmlg cooked in oil, means more to France than friend­ when Dorgan ehouted his questions. Board and these resolutions were Maria Newell'Tent, Daughters of To foresake the principles of such DOAN’S PILLS, which have beeh fractions to around a point included Am Hardware ...... 24 26 Both youths, after questioning 1^ unanimously approved and ordered tion In America.” The despatch said the pirates fired ship with Mussolini," an. official said. Dr. Mather bad declared he would Union Veterans will bold a public former Democratic Presidents he THE WELDON DRUG CO. used successfully by millions of peo­ U. S. Steel, Bethlehem, Consolidated Am Hosiery ...... — 26 police, admitted having been In to be sent to the two teachers, Miss Batovla, N. Y.—Dr. Charles M. the ship after raking the vessel with ple for over 40 years. They give happy With Germany In mind, he added Bridgeport Sunday, but stated that nffuse to take the oath of allegian'ce whist this evening In the O.A.K. said would mean his acceptance of a Oas, Westlnghouse, Western Union, ArrowHandH.com.. 27% 2 9 % Gertrude Herskell and Miss Flor­ Barrows, former member of the machine gim and rifle fire from the 90S Main Street relief and will help to flush ont that France waa unable to "aban­ they only passed through that town to the State and National Constitu­ Hall. There will be cards at eight belief that a government located at General Motors, Auburn, American do., pfd...... 107 __ ence Whitlock. shore of toe Canton river. 15 M lij;s of kidney tubea Get don the League to aid Mussolini,” enroute to Massachusetts. tions and had said the new law was o’clock followed by a social hour faculty of the University uf Chicago. Washington "knows better what the Do a n S p il l s at yonr drugglsL Gaa, Allied Chemical, Case, Schen- Billings and Spencer.. % 1 % Mr. Arnold reported that the and refreshments. The regular lest she "see herself so deserted In « V ^ii"- -w • ------Loot Identified ' an entering wedge for a Fascist sidewalk which is being constructed ley, Owefts-minOls, Greyhound Corp., « ir o 1 Bristol Brass ...... s i 03 meting will be held at seven o’clock. Bears Roebuck, Mon^'omery Ward, her hour of need.” Case, Lockwood and B.176 __ Chief Frank Merlette of Bedford, regimentation o f schools and church- under Federal aid is now under way Official Indications that France where three burglaries have been ss. and wlU be flhished as soon as pos­ Ladles Aid Meeting Johns'Manville, N. Y, Central, Union Colline Co...... ,...... 120 __ The Ladles Aid society of the -jr - Padllc, Great Northern and Ameri­ would give Britain assurance of sup­ Colt’s Firearms ...... 38 40 committed In recent months, and Dorgan Intorrnpts sible. Repairs have been made an port for the League Covenant and O v . * . » « •wACkoaeI A J silverware valued at $5,000 stolen, "I am the originator of the teach' the roof at the Maple street school Rockville Methodist church will hold can Smelting, A loss of 3 points AAaseiaf ^ Eagle Lock ...... 24% 26% Its monthly meeting on Friday af­ was suffered by International Bust' British policy were reflected in the Fafnir Bearings...... 75 __ today identified some of the loot e t’s oath bill,’’ Dorgan said suddenly and the roof seems waterproof, as press. ternoon at the church at two thirty ness Machines and Eastman Kodak Fuller Brush, Class A . 8 11 held here ns having been taken in from the floor, "and I want to say I since tested by the recent heavy Newspaper Comment the burglaries In the vicinity ot o’clock. Mrs. Walter Plummer, and Air Reduction yielded a point Gray Tel Pay Station 15% 17% admire your courage." rains. L'Oeuvre, usually well Informed, Bedford. Loot traced to possession The truant officer reported that president of the society will preside. each. Hart and Cooley ...... n o __ Dorgan gave bis name and asked To Distribute Food The early recovery was In line said the French reply would be of the two youths, was recovered "Why shotdd you object to a bill 39 cases of attendance bad been Hartmann Tob, com ,. ___ 4 hidden In their car, today, and at an Mrs. Kenneth Little, FERA social with expectations voiced by most "Yes, the French fleet would come do., pfd...... 30 __ that la In accordance with the Con- looked up this month, the large to the aid of the English fleet In any "Old Gold” place here, yesterday^ number being due to the enumera­ Worker, will bo at the rooms In the market analysts who felt that yes­ Int S ilv er...... 19 22 afternoon, Chief of Police John B. etltution?” Kuhnly building on Friday morn­ - " A terday's selling probably was over­ case if the latter was the object of tion being taken this fall on unprovoked aggression on the do., pfd...... 69 72 Brennan said. Dr. Mather waa phrasing bis an­ The school nurse. Miss Margaret ing, October 4 to distribute food. done and that short coveting, and Landers, Frsry A Clk. 44 46 The TOuths deny having stolen swer when Dorgan asked "Is the The distribution will start at ten soma reinvestment demand, would part of the Italian fleet.” Dornheim reported that she bad In­ New B rit Mch., C om .. 12 14 the stuff, stating that they purebas. teachers’ oath law repugnant to the spected 1,397 children in class thirty in the morning. necMsarily help to stem the down­ Widespread opposition to France's do, pfd...... 75 _ ed it from another pefson. American Ctonatitution?" rooms, had tested the eyes of 263 ward trend. Joining sanctions, however, was ex­ Mann A Bow, Class A 6 9 „ "That is a question for the Su­ pressed in some sections of the press, l i l i e s .V No bond hoe been set on eltber of and reported to parents 19 who At the same time the majority of do.. Class B ...... 1 the youths. Chief Brennan announc­ preme Court to decide,” replied Dr. needed attention. There were 23 commentators were none too bullish, most strongly In Rightist organs, North and J u d d ...... 27 29 ing he is awslting word from other Mather with a smile, "as for my per­ WILUAM E. BUCKLEY, A warning of t "veritable revolt" first aid cases treated and 31 bad many feeling that the clashing of NUes, Bern .Pond . . . , 24 28 'towns In this vicinity, where sliver- sonal opinion yes, I think It is." been excluded from school for vari­ Italian and Ethiopian armaments In France If the government policy Peck, Stow and Wilcox 4 6 ware thefts have been prevalent of "leads to war on Fascism” was “What’s the matter with the Con­ ous ailments. OF DANBURY, DIES is bound to spread and that a gen­ late. stitution," Representative Dorgan sounded by Henrt Dekerlllls In the Indian ...... - 25 Mr. Clough reported that the at­ TO OLD-FaSBlOHBD GOOKlNa eral conflagration may be touched Scovlll ...... 27 29 tendance was good the post month Nationalist Echo de Parle. queried. off at any moment, UGANDA \ K N S^Iey Works ...... 28% 8 0 % Isn’t the Question and that thys far the teacher had Managing Editor of Danbury In addition to the foreign crisis, "He asserted French war veterans lOGAwscio O c e a n Standard Screw ...... n s __ been out because of lUnese. He alao would refuse to "march agalnit the "There’s nothing the matter with News-Times Passes Away in however, brokers pointed out that do., pfd., guar...... 102 __ the Conetltutlon,” Dr. Mather an­ reported Uiat Allen Hammond had sons of Roms.” 65th Year. ■ a shakedown was due because of Smyth Mfg. C o...... 48 — swered. "That Isn’t the question. The given a drill press to the Manual technical considerations developing Speech Ignored / ITALY PLEADS Training Department and suggested Taylor and Fenn .... _ 35 question Is, why should I take any out of the brood and sustained re­ Mussolini’s mobilisation speech Danbury, Oct. 3.— (A P )—William Torrington ...... 83 85 oath as a pirofesaor of geology at that the secretary send him word covery movement, as well as the was published without comment In of the Board’s appreciation. E. Bulkley, 65, managing editor of most newspapers, except those of Underwood Mfg. Co. . 69 7i Harvard Unlveririty?” tendency of many Mock traders to Union Mfg. Co...... 4 q SE F DEFENSE The contract for oil at the Sykes the Danbury News-Times, died to­ wait and see to what extent the up­ the extreme Left, which have been The audience applauded the an- school has been awarded to the day at his home here, 15 Terrace U S Envelope, C om ... 80 — Hnrer. turn' during the past six months may advocating sanctions. do., pfd...... 122 127 Rockville Grain and Coal (Company Place. Death resulted from heart An airplane survey of the Italo- I "Aren’t ypu a member of the hdve already discounted the antici­ PRESIDENT OFF Will Made 72 Years Ago Veeder Root ...... 65% 67U at a bid o f $4.45 per hundred gal­ trouble. He had been ill since July pated business and industrial activ­ Ethiopian frontiers by a neutral N. Y- Slocks F O R A ^ M O V E tAmerlcan Association for (Cultural lons, the lowest bid received and 12. Netherlands force waa recommended Whitlock Coll Pipe ..: 2 ^ relations with Soviet Russia?” ask­ ity this fall and winter. J.B.WU'ms Co. $10 par 40 60 somewhat less than the oil cost a Mr. Bulkley had been associated The heavy foreign liquidation of to the League of Nations by Maroel Adams Exp ...... 7 (Oontlnned from Page One) ed Dorgan. year ago. A cor of soft coal has with the News-Times for 48 years, stocks which accompanied the out­ Giiaule, French expert whose advice ON OCEAN TRIP Is Now Before High Court Air Reduc ...... 145 The crowd began hooting at Dor­ been ordered and also a car of buck' receiving his training as a reporter break of the World War was not In was sought as to the most practical Alaska J u n ...... 15H with spacio’ua motives constitutes gan at this Jimcture. wheat coal, these costing the same under the late J. M. Bailey, founder means of checking on hostilities. Allegheny ...... i» i VOTERS OF AGE MONDAY only a strategic move destined to . "Yes,” said Dr. Mather, "I am a as last year. of the paper. Planes would be able to cover A H E ^ D R E S S Hartford, OcL 8.— (A P)—The Su­ ^pany, trustee for the fund, asks who Allied Chem ...... 165 aid better mobilization and aggres­ 'member of the American Associa­ A request was presented on bC' He spent his entire life in Dan. wide areas, photograpUng sesnes preme Court was asked today for Ik entitled to Income or principal of Am Cbm ...... 13914 sive preparations o t Ethiopian tion for Cultural Relations with half of a group working under the bury and waa one of Ckinnecticut’a Am Coml Alco ...... 25 troops. os permanent documents, he said. (Continued from Page One) advice on execution of a wlU mads tile trust. Elizabeth Beers, et In­ TO BE MADE SATURDAY Soviet Rusaia.” WPA 'for the use of the old High well known newspapermen. THIS TRADE MARK cluding the First Episcopal society Am Home Prod ...... 3114 School building for use In their pro­ Giiaule recommended establish­ 72 years ago by Seth P. Beers of "Compelled to Act" “That’s all I want to know,' He is survived by hla widow, a ment o f League air flelds at Aduwa of Litchfield. All contend that It Am Rad St S ...... 15% Representative Dorgan said and posed plan for a recreational crater son, W. L, Bulkley, in Calcutta, waa looking forward to .engaging In Litchfield, once a Oingressman and Am Smelt ...... 46% "The continued ready aggres­ and a committee was appointed to and DJibutl and somewhere on the hIs favorite sport while cruising to­ should be theirs. Special Session for Those sions, recited In an Italian m nro- started out India, who Is associated with the for many years a prominent lawyer Am Tel and Tel ...... 135% take such action as seemed best af­ ISYDURnHIUllTEE Somaliland frontier, with five land ward the Panama Canal. Seth P. Beers died In 1885, leav­ Whose Eligibiiitv Arrives in randum, to which Italy has been National City bank brauich there; observation posts on the Eritrean of the town.. ing the income from one-third of the Am Tob B ; ...... 100 ter consultation with representatives a brother, Robert T. Bulkley, of Mid­ The cruiser and its convoy turned Am Wat Wks ... Interim Before Election. subjected for the last decade, is frontier for non-aerial observers. On a reservation from the Su­ residue of hla estate to the Episco­ ...... 16% thus to enter a phase of greater JOURNALISM UUDED of the group. dletown, and a sister, Miss Jane southward lata yesterday after the perior Court of Litchfield county, the pal Society and nne-thlrd each to hla Anaconda ...... 19-% PWA Meeting Toalght Armour, 111...... proportion and more extensive im-. A meting of the general commit­ Bulkley, o f Danbury. President had watched 130 ships of higher court waa asked to decide daughter Julia and hIs son Alfred, ...... 3% Funeral services will be at 3 p.n r; PURITY the fleet engage In a battle exercise Atobleon ...... 45 The members of the Board of portance In which our apparent tee which has been Investigating of whether a trust fund created by the AS A PROFESSION the income to be received by the grave and Immediate dangers, and Saturday, with burial in bis home PUBLIC CHARriY In which the Houston was designat­ will violates the Connecticut statute Auburn ...... 85% Electors expect to make holt a doze.o the advisability ot forming classes society If they should have no Issue. more voters in a special session Sat­ elementary-reasons of security com­ city. ed as an "enemy" ship. against perpetuities and the rule Aviation Corp ...... 3% In Rockville to be conducted by In­ Alfred died In 1869 and Julia m pel us to act without delay. structors paid by the WPA fimds. This demonstration of naval pow­ against perpetuities. Balt and Ohio ...... 12% urday from 10 a. m. to 6 p. m. for Hartford Editor Writes Article COLD AND COSTLY 1C76. Since that time the society has Beiidlx ...... 20% persona who became eligible since "The high command in Eritrea will be held In the office of Superin­ er, the most spectacular ever wit­ Tha Brooke Band and Trust Com- therefore has received orders to act . for Yale Review— Says received the income. Beth Steel ...... 33% iRKl Saturday or will qualify bv tendent of Schools Herbert O. nessed by a Chief Executive o f the Monday. j j accordingly. Italian troops have Sense of Humor Necessary. enough this evening at seven BRENT AND BETTE DAVIS nation, followed Mr. Roosevelt's Beth Steel, pfd ...... 98 (Oontlnned from Psge One) Borden ...... occupied some advance positions o’clock. At this time a report on speech In which he declared: ...... 22% Men or women who could not be beyond our lines.” C::an P a e ...... 8% New Haven, OcL 3.— (A P) - the survey made during the past AT STATE TOMORROW ed. "It Is administered In a busi­ "We not only earnestly desire INVITED TO ATTEND O s e (J. 1.) ...... made voters lost Saturday because George B. Armstead, manai^g edi­ week under the direction of Francis peace but we are moved by a stern RT.REV.IF.GAILOR ...... 78% they were not yet 21 years old. had ness like, perfunctory way. It is Cerro De Pasco ...... 55 tor of the Hartford Courant, lauded Leonard to determine what Interest determination to avoid those perils not yet resided in Connecticut for a very costly. Ches and Ohio ...... 43% Journalism as a profession offering there is In the proposed courses, will “Special Agent” to Be Shown that will endanger our peace with DIG CHURCH SESSION year or In Manchester for six "Public money will never take ' DIES IN TENNESSEE Chrysler ...... 69% BAD DRIVER CONVICTED "continual Intellectual Incentive” In also be presented. Two Days— “Redheads On care o f our asylums, our Catholic the world." Col Carbon ...... 85% months or who had not yet received an article published today by the Case Appealed Despite what happens In other na­ hospitals, family cases that need .Col Gaa and Elec ...... 11% their final naturalization papers, but yale Daily News. When found guilty In the Rock­ Parade” on Same Program. tions, the President said In his Women’s League of Second assistance in ocher than financial Was Oldest Protestant Episco Coml S o l v ...... 17% who will meet the requirements on ON HALF DOZEN CHARGES r., "For reasons inherent In the na­ ville City Court on Wednesday of ways, our homes for the aged and speech here yesterday, "ths United Congregational Bid to Meet­ Cons Gaa ...... 27 01 before Monday, when the annual ture of the effort which goes on Intoxication and driving an automo­ Bette Davis and George Brent, States of America shall and must re­ pat Bishop in the Country— bile while under the Influence ot again paired as screen lovers in Inflrm. That Is the work of the ing of East Association Octo­ Cone O il' ...... 7% town election wlU be held, may be there,” he wrote in the undergrad­ main unentangled and free." liquor, Adelard De Forge, 85, of 20 the new Cosmopolitan production, church and It cannot bo performed ber 16. Was 79 Years Old. Cont Con ...... 85% made voters.Saturday In the office Waterbury Man Reaps Collec­ uate publication, "the news room is Intelligently by any body o f public This nation, he said, "Intends and Com Prod ...... 61% of Town C3erk Samuel J. Turklng- an admirable place of abode for Grpve street, appealed the case to "Special Agent,’’ a Warner Bros, officials." expects to remain at peace with the Del Lack and West 18% ton. tion of Fines After Battling 'those whose keenest delight is to the Tolland County Superior Court picture, will open at the State The­ Issues Warning. world." Mrs. Charles J. Strickland presid­ Sewenee, Tenn., Oct. 8— (A P) — Du Pont ..'...... 125 Five New Haven Cops. see and to know, to feel and to and was released under bond ot ater tomorrow and Saturday. $300. Attorney Saul Pelzer repre­ The picture is said to reveal the Smith warned that, should the First In History. ed at the meeting of the Women's The Rt. Rev. Thomas Frank Gallor, Eastman Kodak ...... 151 think, and whose preference is for government attempt to cover the As the cruiser Houston steamed oldest bishop of tho Protestant Elec Auto Lite ...... 30 COTTON COUNTRY wide horizons. It can be for such sented DeForge. Judge John E. Inner workings of tha U. S. Treas­ whole field, "taxation would be such out Into the Pacific from hare,-the League at the Second Congrega­ Episcopal church In this country and Gen Elec ...... 81% New Haven,, OcL 8.— (AP) — men both a high mountain and a Fisk fined DeForge $100 for driving ury Department, showing an en­ a burden It would have to be passed fleet, including 498 fighting planes, tional church yesterday afternoon, Chancellor of the University of the Gen- Foods ...... I 32% Roanoke, Ala.—Lum Freeman Charles Ubaldl, 2T, ot Waterbury. under the Influence of liquor and $3 tirely new angle of the Ciovern- mablc carpet." for intoxication and ordered him to back to tbs very people we are try­ staged the first naval practice ever end announced that an Invitation south, died here early today. He was I’Gcn Motors ...... 44% picked cotton, and hla baby played waa fined a total of 1200 oa six He recommended newspaper work mrat’s activities In wiping out the ing to benefit. presented before a Preeldeat of the had been received for the members 78 years old. Gillette ...... In the field. charges today by. City Court Judge pay the costs of $16.68. nation’s public enemies...... 18% os a career for mra "who propose Jacob Fine, who lives on Orchard EXTRA! "Taxes are paid by everybody. United States, to attend the all-day aasston o t tte Daatb resulted from a atomaoh Gold Dust ...... 15% Pup played around tha baby and Raymond~J^ Devlin, In connection to gain, even in the midst of the dis­ The story Is crammed with tense Ordinary people may not feel the President Roosevelt's cruiser sim­ Hertford East aasomatlon o f Con­ disorder. ' Hudson Motors ...... 13 barked and yapped. He began yap­ with a recent automobile accident' street was driving west along Union dramatic situations In which se­ and fracas with five policemen. tractions o f the crowd, the quietude street last Saturday night and os cret service operatives face death taxes but they are going to foot the ulated an "enemy" fleet of equal gregational churches, to be held The eminent-cleric recently cele­ m t Harv ...... 68% ping like anything, and Lum Free- of spirit and tolerant 'view of life Announcing the Opening Wednesday, Oetohar l«, at tha First brated both hie birthday and the la t Niek ...... man went running to where the The court Imposed fines on he reached Ward street, an automo­ In order to run down criminals bill when the right time comes. strengtii, Just u mlgbt be expected ...... 20% which is the forerunner of any worth bile shot across the street In front Why, even men on relief pay taxes in the eortle o f a fleet from Its base, Congregational ebureh, Watharsflald. BHth annlvereary ef his ordination. Xnt Tel and Tel ... ------8% baby was. chargee of driving under the influx and get evidence to convict them. of the ence of liquor, 8100; Intoxication, $5 ; while philosophy." o f him, going north, and forced him Thrilling adventure and dating ex­ out of the money the government ths first blow itruck at the Houston Mrs. LA slng Lmris, president of the For the last uree-or four years Johns ManvUle ...... 72% I^p was yapping at a five-foot He aald: he bad been subject to attacks of Kennacott ...... rattler that was crawling up to the breach o f tha pesos. 810; rasteUng to drive up on the sidewalk to avoid ploits follow every stop of the se­ Let us equip your new heme with a modern eiectric pays them for relief. Nobody es- was by Submarine Division Twelve, Council of Congrsgatlrnsl Women, •.... 23% ' "The spirit of careful, If Sceptical, being etruck. He took the number oeped the tax gatherer." composed of world-cruising fighting will bring » message, and Mrs. Fred- Indigestion but had remained aetive Lehigh Val (kial ...... 8 baby, an offiosi, $10; reckleis driving, cret operatives in their battle with $25, and evading responsibility, $50. scrutiny o f humanity sind all its of the car, noticed that there were Peerless Cleaning MonsIgnor Fulton Sheen of Catho­ divers. They simulated ths firing erick A, Sumner of tha Tailsdsga both in his duties at the university Lsh Val Rd ...... 7% Lum'a got the rattles. the "klUers.’’ works Is apt to breed in the news­ no Ughts turned on, and that there Brent, In the role of a news­ lic University asserted that moral of torpedoes at the Houston and then school iriU speak on "Negro Posat- ■and as bishop of the Diocese ef Ligg and Myers B ....1 1 3 Five New Haven policemen who said they tussled with Ubaldl before paperman a spirit of mild cynicism was but one person in the bar. He paper reporter on a New York elvUlsation was Imperilled. He submerged, bilitiss." Luncheon will ba served in Tennessee, -Ha traveled frequently Loew’s ...... 41% over the etatc, visiting the parishes Lorillard ...... BOORATORV UZiUtD arresting him testified that his car and an ability to laugh easily at life notified the police, who when arriv­ dally, also allied with tho Govern­ range for a year's triai without rentai charge Works Co. ■truck out at Mexico and Rueila In Plonee LaaBehed. the bam at the bletorio Webb beuee. ------24% and even to smile at death. It Is ing to investigate found DeForge in hla chanra. M(Keesp Tin ...... 1 1 8 % struck another belonging to John ment as an undercover man. Is try­ particular In contending, "Our Ills The navy’s newest aircraft car­ Mrs. Strickland called attention to Tallahasses, Fla.—Ths governor DafasUno, 20, ot Bridgeport, Mon­ perhaps not entirely an accident that Bitting on the running board ot the OiBce and Plant are not merely political and econom­ When Bishop Gallor became Mont W a r d ...... 80% ing to get evidence against the rier, tha Ranger, cama oloaa and the meeting Wednesday afternoon, gravely Ul several days ago, bis of Florida has a pet chameleon. It day, aped away and struck a tele- out of the news room came Mark car, parked on Orchard street, the 93 Wells Street, Manehester ic but moral." launched ita fighting planes. They Nat BUo ...... 30% crooks and at the same time pre­ An electric range, you see, hat no flame to use up the oxygen October >3, at the church when Mra. family gathered at the summir Nat Cash Reg was sent to him by James Wilson of hons pola at a street Intersection Twain, Bernard Shaw, Eugene Field, man being under the Influence of vent -the murder o f Miss Davis, "Y^TTrY not enjoy the comforts, cleanliness and economy Gov. Henry Horner of Illlonls sut soared to 20,000 feet altitude and H. a, Spencer of West Hartford will . . . . 16% liquor. Sergeant Peter Dowgewlcz home here. His permanent residence Nat D a ir y ...... 16 - Lansdowae. Pa., who asked 1 Eere. Charles Dickens, Artemus Ward, his sweetfaearL who unwittingly r W o f a modem electric range in your new home dur­ In the air and make your kitchen hot and ttuflfy. Also it con­ PHONE 4836 beside Smith at the banquet table. plummeted down, one after another, lecture on and exhibit old riaaa and was la Memphis. "Please let him out in your gar- Three passengers In the car at the Henty Mencken, Irvin Cobb suid arrested DeForge for drivh» imder has taken a Job as the personal iquadron after equadron, ta a pow­ Nat D istiU ...... 28% the Influence of liquor. DeForge centrates its heat rays directly on the bottom o f the pans — not ehina, Mrs. I* J- Tuttia has baen ap­ One of hla daughters, Mrs- Rich­ N Y Cent ...... dm for tha winter." time were Injured. Ring Lardner. Men and women secretary to the head of the band. ing the hdl and winter months. Every Hartford housewife For Free DellTery Service er diva bombing raid oa tha Houa- . . . . 20% denied driving but admitted be was pointed ehalrman o f tha eommlttea ard acvfland, daugbtar-ln-law of NY NH and Htfd . . . . 4% ^without, the gift of laughter. If they The pollsbed, but ruthless killer up the sides. It keeps the heat where it should be — and as­ ton. of arrawements for that aftamoon. former President C)i«ver Cleveland, (enter upon the news room life, are alone. Although one person testified la played by Ricardo Chrtez. is ciititled to one under this liberal offer: e PARK o n HONORS North Am ...... 18% to seeing DeForge get out of the Flotillas of Uta homata of tha sag . Mrs. F. V. Wllltama is general came from her home In Baltimore, Packard ...... -... t% apt to leave It shortly for a more Others In the cast Include Jack 1. You can have toe nee of a modem electric range for a whole sures you a cool comfortable kitchen to work in. mads the destroyer attaoif tbrougb chairman for the "Hobby Shop", the Miss Charlotte Gallor, bis other equestered spot where the pulse of automohlle, no one testified to see­ LaRue, Henry O’Nein, Robert SPECIAL! Penn ...... 25 ing him driving it. year without any rental charge. An electric range does not blacken pens or soil the walls — SLAIN POLICEMAN opalescent ohemloal smoke ourtajna annual aalc, tha date of whioh Is set daughter, made her home with her P biu Rdg c anfl I GET TO THE STATE THEATER ^ e world is not so Insistently and Strange, Joseph Crehan, J. Carroll dropped by airplanee. The faat father. HIs only eon is Frank Hoyt Town Meeting Naieh and Robert Barrat. Thia Weak Only! for Eriday, November ID. Phil Pete ...... go strongly felt. It makes persons The annual meeting and Biennial 8. If yon no lon n r want your present stove, we will take It in saving on cleaning bills. Another important feature it the "no- striking divislone of the scoutinf Hostesses yesterday afternoon Gallor, trustee of Shelby county Pub Serv N J .... tioomed to walk through life wlttt- The picture waa directed by Wil­ (OeaNqiMd from Page One) fleet, heavy cruisers, made their tac­ (MempbU). TOMORROW OR SATURDAY election of town officers of the Town liam Keighley from the screen play place of any tnetaUatton charge or depoelL draft’’ oven which assures uniform baking results. But don’t wart Mr*. Roy Naab, Mre. Obarlee Radio ...... but a keen sense of humor uncom- ot Vernon will take place on Mon ANY PLAIN tical raids, and then the mata battia Malsterling, Mre. 3 . M. Nichols and Rem Rand . . . . 18% — AM 199 TM FIRST AetMal St9nf kortable to see so much of the realt- by Laird Doyle and Ahem Flnkel, take our word for alt o f these advantages. Try cooking electric> had crossed to the west sids of line of the fleet appear^. day, October 7. The biennial elec­ hosed on the Itory Idea by Martin 8. In case you wish to retain your piesent stove, the only do- Mra. Johanna NIalaon. PRISONER FIGHTS ACTION Rey Tob B ...... 88% Of H9w Unel# Sam'6 “ T -IN ^ pes, so Incessantly." tion WlU take place In the Town Courtland strset near Trinity There were 12 floating sea fort­ Safeway Stores ...... 82ll Mooney. I poolt required Is $18.00, which Is refundable at the rad of ally under our liberal trial plan. church, and then fled down Cknirl- TO MAK » HIM RANKRVPT (TRIASURVMKN) M9MI9S Ol H9 Hall, vrith the poUs being open from On the eame show will be "Red­ GARMENT resses, four divisions o f tbrM draad- Sehenlay Die ...... 88% 6:30 In the morning until 5:80 In the two years’ nee of eleettio cooking. land street hill. naughts each. STRAIGHT s h o o t in g heads on Parade" which uses music, New H avw, Oot. 8— (AP)-—BUea gears Roebuck .... M9ii9yM M9S9t9r» TM afternoon. The business meeting DRY CLEANED The new found witness verified Admiral Harris Laning, dlatin- Shell Union ...... I WALL ST. BRIEFS draces, romance and spectacle to 4. At ton end of the year's trial, yon may eontlnne to keep the OoideUtn, Norwalk merchant sen­ C9wWt Toveli 11.1 will be held in the Town Hall at the desorlption of the killer given by gulshed taotieian, commanded ths Fort SBeUlBg, Mliin— Walter Soeony Vac ...... tell a brisk comedy story. 60 units of dcctricHy for the price of 10 tenced to state prison reoently for a Med* l« Hie Meten ■< "94HIN" eight o’clock In the evening. electric range at toe nosnlnal rental o f $0 cents a week. other witnesses. He said that be operations. Walsh, Department of juetice man South Pae ...... ! NeNew York, OcL 8.—^Bituminous The foUowing Itemx are listed In John Boles and Dixie Lee head AND PRESSED term of two te seven years on as­ the cast In singing and romantic The "Share die Beoefita Flan" entities yon to an im­ wore a dark suit and light bat, Ths climax waa the batUs line la It. Paul, showed Minnesota po- South Rwy ...... UTHOITICI STARTLINOI . al production declined sharply In the caU for the meeting to be acted 8. Or — If yon deddo to pncchaM an eleetrlo laage, low down either gray or tan. He appeared to sault ehargts, appeared In the roles. The story revolves about a opening fire on the Houston- la Uea offieere what kind of eye for United States distrlot court today St Brands ...... >% $he final week o f September oolncl- upon by the voters; portant extra discount in electric cooking costs. By believe that the elayer was older shooting the G-Men have. ilrat with the settlement of the labor fantastic movie producer and hts paymrate (In many cases as Uttle as $8.00) and low monthly regular tactical exerolsas of the fleet before Judge Carroll 0- Hlaeka to ■t Gas and >1 -. -. To hear and act upon the reports purchasing only 10 mote units than you used last year than tbs 83 years which was given these battleships use saarehllght In the Miimeeota Rifle and Plstot x>ntroveray. National Coal Associa­ of the several Town Officers and Imaginative press-agent who launch payments (as Httle as $1.50) are available to everyone on fight a eredlter petition seeking ta R CHI C a l ...... the world’s ‘’greatest campaign to in the desorlption of other witnesses. stabs to Indicate gun flrt- The de- Association ''championships Walab tion reports an output of 1,676,000 committees. the lines of the Mancheoter Electrle Oo. These payments you receive SO additional units free. A total o f 60 units put him r - in hankruptey. ‘ - Goldstein------I t Oil N J ...... popularise red hair, In order to put ■treyers and heavy cruisara simulat­ won first In the military event and m let tons compared with 7,693,000 To bear and act upon the Select­ eameIS here acoempanied by a guard T Corn ...... e « e e * e over their big production spectacle. may be made with yonr dectrleity bUL for the price o f 10. This offer is in effiect until December Mlasing Buttona Replaced BANDITS KILL OOP ed fire, but tbs batUe line flrsd lU police pistol and ta^et pistol f r om m WethersfleliT------Timken Roller Bear ...... 88% tons, as reported by the Bureau of men’s Budget for the next year. matehes. He plaeed second In the 1st, 1935 ifrer which e new lower rate schedule will be and Minor Repairs Done guns in tho 21-round Presidential Judge Hineke reserved decision. Trans Amsriea ...... 7% Nines, In the week ended SepL 21 To act regarding authorizing the Chicago, Oot. 3— (A P) ^O ne of ■alute. .48 eallher eompetitlon and sixth in Unimi Carbide ...... 84 and 7,848,000 tons In corroapondlng Selectmen and Town Treasurer to BIAY<»’8 JOB VACANT m mfptks U fUtiuUrd ovtrttud t*rvk» m m w Ihm {sport’ in effect for increased consumption. Free of Charge. three payroll bandits shot and This was ths adieu to the Presi­ tha revolver event. U n io iy p a c...... M% lerlod o f 1984. Tho curtailed move; borrow money for current expenses. killed Policeman ■ William Spring- menti exttpted). dent, and than tha Houston turned flOMNAMBULATBRr Unit Aircraft . . . . nent, according to trade authorities, To choose a’Sutiervisory commit . El Centro, Calif., Oct. 3,—(AP) fellow today In a tunnel of the busy . yODANEST OF MBANKST AGENT tee for Grove HIU cemetery.ety. One Day Service If Desired. south toward tbs fishing grounds. Unit corp ...... vaa a natural sequel to the heavy Union railroad station. In downtown. : : ::: : ■ » MORM INifllTTVOAVIt The mayor’s Job Is going begging Dallas, Tex,—A man webhled Unit Oae I m p ...... WH iroduction nms In previous weeks In .To see If the Town will appro­ here. Bdnish "kitchen hcodddic" today For ferther portlcaUrs, ttk yoor c/ectrice/ deafer er ca/f as. Cbioego. ^*1 MlnneapoUa—Matthew Lereon, genially along m downtown street, priate a sum of money to be ex­ U ■ Ind A lo ...... 48 intidpatlon o t a miners’ strike. Five Oouncllmen convened last WE OPERATE OUR OWN Spr&ffellow, 80 yearp old, died In mSANB ASLVUN APIBB who has only ena arm, drove down- the night brease eareselng hie U S R u b b e r...... 18% miDAY BANK NIGHT! | pended under the direction of the How many times has yonr head ached after belag in.the a vain attempt to defend a (S.oou Selectmen for the/Observance o f Me­ night to choose one e t their number PLANT town from hla outlying tin ibep to scrawny shanks. Qffleers Newman U S Smelt ...... 04 . Otis Elevator Oo., It was annonuc- kitchen? How many dmea have you felt Ustleis, tired and pep- o t the Harvey restaurant in Weston, W. Va.. Get. 8— (API — pay a IfOO note. On the way bt and Srawner stoppad their ear U S SUel ...... 1250.00 GIVEN AWAY! | morial Day. for the poeL vacant slnee the form­ ition. The bandits fled with d today, has recently booked Uiree To see if the Town will make an er Mayor, Charles E. Anderson, re­ less? Install an e l e ^ c range today — notice b ow m ndi fresher We Alao Do Dyeing and R F re dsitroyed the left wing o f the plekad up a stranger who biHfvfl • Vick Cbtm ...... contracts totaling $858,000. The The Manchester Electric Co* cu b . Weston State hospital today aftar ride. The rider eqatehed a wallet appropriation o f $500 toward a War signed 8epL 4. TtUoidlBS. ‘Torg'ttsn something T" one of Western Union . . . Ifltaita SuiMlwi "TOFHAT" argest la a $029,000 award for 22 the air is and bow much better you feeL And soot and smoke Tho Bbooting occurred in sight of Mvaral hundred laaane patients had eantaining the money from one of them asked. West Bt and Mfg ,, Memorial Fund. A poll of the city fathers stirred 773 Main Street Phone 5181 74 WHk ASTAIRE aiUI ROGERS laassagsr and 4 frslgfat alevators In hundreds of travslsrs in the huge been aided out of the huge stona la- Lartpn'* cast peekete, leeped from "M y—, Tvs been robbed," shouted To see If the Town will authorize a chorus of flvs "noes" and no ex' become things o f the past. ptatioa. Woolworth ...... 89% ENDS TODAY "JAUTA” and "HERR CWMBS THE BANOff hs now building ot the Department atituttoa. < the autamohUe and fled. the t u n . His trousen were gone. Else Vend and Share (Curb). 10% the Selectmen and Treasurer to planatlens. They adjourned until tJnterior-alWatiilngton. - -- negotiate and executo notes or re- October 16 for another try. 1 > r > i/ " , , it / -V 4' BIANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN„ THURSDAY, OCTOBER S, 198S. PAGE

pint a month per person. Half an for United Htatss “paper money, ‘ all ye wrooda, tiplanda, arrable landa, Aatirlfpstfr ounca of milk a day, either added to bonds and commercial securities. Still In The Swamplands are foatering and stimulating posal- that makes his new assurances un­ meadowB, pastures, ponds, waters, ble divlalona on the part of the peo­ convincing.” ,,, hr subtracted from the dietary of With Great Britain, for a century ARRANGEMENT KEY Overnight A, P, PRESIDENTS TALKS JEtmting flrraUi rivers, fishings, huntings, foullngs, ple who are opposed to greed and "Again,” said the Ohioan, "It-Is tba individual fa not, It roust be ad' and a half the leader of the mone< Qt BLUE DOOR HEBRON IN HISTORY mines, minerals, quailes, precious cupidity o f the reactionary class. obvious that he takes for granted PUBUSRED BT TKS mltted, a very Imposing Item. But tary movements of tha world, now ____I^K el Ovlaek C less N£A S*fvlc«. Inc stones, upon or within sd tracts of Newa There la nothing they would like hot­ that a subservient Congress will do SiERAlyD PIUKTINQ COMPAKT. INC. lands with all other proffits, comodl- TO ROOM’S LOOKS DIYIDE OPINIONS ter than a division which would U BIbmU 8:r««t such as It la. It would take some firmly established on the basis of a hls bidding. But the fact la ttrat ties thereunto belonging.” Tbe title place them back In the saddle. That MftnchMt«r, Conn. evidence to convince the opcn-mlnil' rnanaged currency—aha changes tho AND STORY Stamford—Clark A. Fitts and proper Ic^slativo functioning. Im ­ TBOMA8 rSROUSON BEGIN HERE TODAY was described as "according to the Clarence McGovern, both 22 and would be a tragic thing." possible under the present New Gonoral Manngor ed citizen that It Is very Intimately price of gold practically every day of bad rubbish! 'When I think of By SUSAN B. PENDLETON In hls radio address last night, Foundttd Oetobor J, 1811 RUTH WOODSON, pretty, 19- tenure o f bis Mattes manor of East both tree surgeons, wei’e arrested majority In Congress, Is one of the -A aiaoclated with the claim of one In order to maintain some stability yeer-old girl In aeoreh of work, her foolin' me Ilka abe did for days Greenwich in the County of Kent In Fornitore Pheement Can by local police and questioned In Rep. Bolton Declares Chief Bolton, chairman o f the National great needs confronting the coun­ Publlibod Evary Evonlnff ...... Except...... seeks refuge fronv a atorm In an and days and maybe laughin’ up 'When The Herald Indicated a will-^v Junr, Samll Coggswell, l^dia Bea- the Kingdom o f ICngland In free and connection with the theft of silver­ Republican Congressional campaign try." distiller that his whiskey is better of prices and values—and with the her sleeve at me—" She paused Bundnya and Holldtya. Rntaredred at At tha old stone house with a blue door Ingness to allow space for some bits mont, John TuUy, Richard Raymond common socage A not In capltte nor ware from the summer home of a committee, declared the President PoBt Offioa at Manchvatar, Conn., than some other distiller's or that of whole world being stripped of tho In the little town of Worthvllle. and corrected herself thoughtfully. Senr, Abraham Chalker, Wlllm Second Claea Mall Matlar. of fact and legend about Hebron, it by knight service they yielding and ‘make’* Charm in Any New York business man here. ExeentiTe Merely Making was trying to revive "lost confi­ The Bureau of Air Commerce now a Milwaukee brewer that hie town yellow metal for deposit In tho The queer old housekeeper, BER­ “No, she wouldn’t laugh up her Bushnell Senr, and to Joseph In­ Wlnsted—The Board of Select­ dence" In hls program "In the face sleeve at anybody. She had a kind delighted me beyond measure, and 1 paying therfor to our Soveralgne Is rating private aeronautical beacon SUBSCRIPTION RATES makes better Ireer than St. Louis. vaults of our own government, what THA OIBBS, also known as gham Senr, to each and Every of Lord the King hls heirs A successors men i(nnounced plans for the estab­ of a past record of shattered pledges •ghta. One Tear, by mall ...... 88.00 heart, that girl. Always wantin' to only wished that my old friend F. Mr. Gannett, of course. Is not in can possibly be more likely than an PENNY, mistakes Ruth for them two thousand acors. To John only ye fifth part of all ye oare of Home Today. lishment of a parlr- and bathing Par Month, by mall ...... 8 60 ELAINE CHALMERS, w’hose help— ’• Bushnell and Tho Norton to each of SlafU Copy ...... 8 08 Carencis Bissell of blessed memory gold and sliver which from time to beach at Highland Lake to be the newspaper business for profit— early and complete demonetization grandfather built the house. Ruth Elaine shrugged. '"Let's get my them five hundred acors. And It Is j)«iTvIrarad - * one year ...8U.00 bags upstairs. Penny. Then see were here to help In tl?e task. We time and at oU times hereafter shall known az Louis T. Stone park In he admits It. He Is n ot,even In It of gold by tho combined action of falls In love with JOHN HeNEILL, people of Hebron probably owe more my will what quantities of land shall To many women tbe arrange­ honor of the late editor who made Washington, Oct. 8.— (AP) — . MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED the young man next door, and about getting another servant. You be there gotten had or obtained in PRESS from the grossly human motive that all the other governments? won't find me helpful at all." to Mr. BlsseU for gathering and pre- be found more or over and above tbe lieu of all rents, services, duties, ft ment of their furniture and acces- Wlnsted nationally famous as the President Roosevelt's speeches dur­ stays on, posing as Elaine, several quantities given and be­ teens of many tall tales. Tba Aaaoolatad Praai le axolualvaly animates eo many other newspaper Then what? Penny protested. "Another serv­ aervlng Hebron history than to any demands whatsoever, according to sories looms as their most perslsf- ing his trip acroas tho continent antUlad to tha uaa for rapubllaatton Elaine Chalmers, at Uraycastle queathed as aforesaid shall be di­ New Haven—Ken Loelfler, Yale's aroused criticism and praise today men—the urge to be In the thick We leave the answer to be sup­ College, vows in a sorority meet­ ant? Mercy, no, Mias Elaine, I'm other person, not even excepting charter.” Dated June 8,1687. ent and baffling decorating prob­ •Of all nawa dtapatehea cradHad to It that delightful old 'historian, tbe vided proportlonably according to new basketball coach, met with 40 among Legislators. AT not otherwiaa credited In thli of life; to be, like the village gos­ plied by those gold .standard dc- ing to win the love of her child­ strong as an ox. It would rattle The Indian Trails . iMPar and alto tha local nawa pub* me to have anotber servant under Rev. Samuel Peters, who sang each man’s legacy." lem. Perhaps they have learned to prospective candidates for the var­ Democrats contended the Presi­ sip, first to tell what Is going on— manders who have always Insisted hood hero, John McNeill. John re Whites Wrote the WUl There are traditions of an ancient handle color masterfully, they have sity and talked over plans for the dent bad made a favorable Impres­ lltnad harain. delves a letter from Elaine and foot.” Hebron’s glories In the early daya In .( All richtt of rapubllcatlon of but to get It light and tell It right. Other large tracts of land are dis­ Indian trail from Middletowm developed unfailing sensltlvenesa to coming season. sion oh the people In his outline of special dlapatohea herein are alto ra* that It Is Impossible for America to realizes that the girl next door "Oh, well," said Elaine crossly, such a way that it was bard to tell FREE through Middle Haddam and West­ beauty of line and a feeling for har­ New Haven—Cornelius J. Doher- policies. They said hls figures on tfanrad. To Mr. Gannett newspapering Is manage her currency Independ­ Is an Impostor. He loves her, rs' "If you won’t—” They got the bags fact from fancy. posed of In this will, but the above chester, crossing Hebron at the old mony of texture and line; they .ty, 66, chief of the local office of the business Improvement could not a holy charge, not an end In Itself gardless. He Is called out of town upstairs and then hung up the Hebron as a town may, be said to acreage includes all the Hebron Pull aarvlca ollant of N E A Service. ently of Europe. dresses and put the lingerie and gia n t One. can but wonder what In­ Colchester road near the site of tbe possibly have come to consider Weather Bureau since 1931, died at help but be reassuring. 0. but a means to the end of making suddenly and leaves a note of ex­ have taken its Initial start In the old Brick School house, recalled by without conscious thought, comfort his home here. shoes and hats and Innumerable world when Attawonhood, (whose fluence or pressure was brought to However, Representative Bolton 3 DAYS ONLY planation for Ruth, but old Ber­ some o f the older people. Tbe trail and fitness to function when they ■ New Haven—Joseph Horvath, Publlaher'a Repreter.tttlve: The the whole world pure and righteous MR. HULL’S JOB tha falls to deliver it. toilet articles into suitable drawers. baptismal name was Joshua), bear upon Joshua to induce Mm to (R., Ohio) said In a radio address JuHut Mathewi Special Aaency***New While Penny went about her sign away such large and valuable continued on through Lebanon and are buying new furniture. But as member of an Industrial bowling that the Chief Executive once more and lovely and fit for heaven. It Is —Ruth thinks John has gone sachem of the Western Nehantlcs, soon as they bring the new piece Tork. Chleapo. Detroit and Boaton. Secretary of State Hull proposes business in tbe house (some of it beyond. A quarter of a mile or so to league, bettered the National Duck- was "making promises In the hope a beautiful purpose; albeit an ambi­ away In disgust. That night she and third son o f Uncas, great rtmets of land, and just why he hap­ home or move Into a different house ; MEMBER - AUDIT more secret than Elaine dreamed), pened to select these particular lega­ the southward of the school house pin Congress record of 458 when he of reviving a lost confidence in the THURS. — FRI. — SAT. BUREAU OP tion eo lofty that It places Its pos­ a "flaming crusade for peace” by saves from suicide a man who has sachem of the Mohegans, made a there Is the arrangement question lOIRCUUtTIONS. been hiding In the bouse. He Is the girl busied herself In a char­ tees to benefit by bis will. Many fair site Is a huge red paint MU which rolled a total of 465 for three games New Deal/’ the churches aa the war drums are will, February 1675-6, giving _ to staring them In the face again. In a match here. Hls scores were sessor at far distance from tha DUNCAN HUNTER, Elaine’s acteristic way. She made berselts 'words and pretty presents doubtless waa doubtless visited by passing In­ A Roosevelt backer. Senator Nor­ *■ The Herald Prlntlna Company. Inc., comfortable In negligee and mules,)! klwenty-nlne Saybrook men and wo- The first step In solving tbe prob­ 161, 131 and 173. ataumea no flnanolal retpontlblUly earthy facts of life whence he be­ groaning on the other side of the uncle, who has been unjustly held figured In the transaction. Of course dians who wished to replenlsb their ris (R., Neb.) sold: A THRILLINGLY NEW Smoked Innumerable cigarets and ' f a e n a large tract of land, with a supplies o f paint for use when on the lem Is to consider what groupings Hartford— Another Connecticut !for typopraphleal errora apptarlna In holds the mundane prospect through world. Perhaps a more effective In an Insane asylum and ha« the whlteu wrote every word of the "President Roosevelt's call at Los Mvarttaemanta In the Mancheater read the new magazines she had map drawn by' himself, showing Its w’ar path. There is also a tradition of furniture are required In tbe motorist received jail sentence as Angeles upon liberal-minded people contribution to what little,peace re­ escaped. Ruth persuades him to location on both sides of the Unguo- will to which he signed bis picture ‘ pvanlnff Herald. ^ tho bent rays of a mirage; In other prove hls sanity legally. brought with her. that the flrst white man who ever living room, for example, by tbe the result of a traffic fatality when to unite and work together ought mark. particular family. There always words, gets a cockeyed view of mains would be for Secretary Hull As Ruth Is leaving the house .Eventually this palled. She had abot River. This river, which runs set foot In Hebron, slept at night un- Albert Florlllo of Bristol was given to appeal to every Progressive In - THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3 along the eastern part of Marl­ The land through the Unguoshot should be a conversation group a four .months' sentence by Superi­ things. to refrain from plucking at the coatf for good next day, Elaine Chal t ejected luncheon for the good of oer the shelter of the great granite America. Certainly a combination her figure. Hef hungry state made borough near the Hebron line. Is now River flows waa formerly a part of two or more chairs, a lamp, a small or Court Judge P. B. O'Sullivan. From our own less elevated spirit­ tails of belligerents and reminding mere arrives. She humiliates Ruth Hebron, having been taken from shaft left by glacial deposit on the of effort by those who think alike / WAR NEWS and drives her away. Ruth hitch­ her nervous and restless and she commonly known as the Blackledge top of Jlaymond HIU, known as table or two, usually a reading Florlllo’s car struck and killed will bring desired results, but If them how naughty It Is to fight, if that town in 1803 to make part of group (chair, small table, lamp, ual plane It appears that It would hikes toward Cleveland and Is began to realize that sitting around river, and a sign placed by tbe state ' pioneer’s Rock." Frank Fox of Litchfield In Bristol they go off on partisan considera­ «At this writing it seems to be prac* America stop.a a swift kick In the waiting for John McNeill to come Elves that name. It seems a pity that Marlborough. The word Unguoshot, near book shelves), -and a writing on July 7. be more to the point—always, to be picked np by a couple who get Other Landmarks. tions and try to accomplish the iloally certain that the Italo-Ethlo- course of this promising shindy her a Joh os maid with MRS. home from Washington was some­ the old Indian name was not used according to Trumbull, the Indian group (desk or larger table, chair, Bridgeport—Stewart Grlfford, 4. same thing In different ways the sure, from the earthy rather than Another land mark, not easily lamp). Other groupings might take hospitality tray nlan war ii actually on. It ehould, ELLA JONES. thing she could not long endure. Instead. 1 believe this word Is pro­ authority, "denotes land at the bend was struck and killed by a truck In danger Is that failure will bo the re­ the heavenly outlook. If lyir. Gannett abroad It will most likely bo because She dressed and went downstairs or crotch of the brook where Black- found, la a rock bearing the deeply Into consideration the desires of a street here. however, be remembered that Abys- NOW GO .ON WITH THE STORY nounced as if spelled Ungusbet, with sult." would use the Influence of his news­ of some well Intcntloned by stupid to Inform Bertha that she was go­ accent on the second syllable. It is ledge bends eastward to it# union •jiaven letter "L". This rock la deep members of the family to play the Waterbury—A $20,000 civil ac­ alnla ii not only a difficult country CHAPTER XXVIII But Senator Davis, (R., Pa.) took papers to get after the milk monop­ performance on the part of the State ing "to run over to the McNeill a wide and beautiful stream. with Fawn River." According to the ill the shade of a wooded hillside In piano or listen to the radio, to sew tion brought by Madeline Lesnlk Florence McNeill Burr's huS' place just for something to do." the Amston section of tbe town. It hr to study. Tbe groups should a different slant at these remarks to fight a war hi; It la an equally Department— something, perhaps, Christian Convert some authority the Indian name through' her mother, Elizabeth, o f the President. oly d'acket which Is fighting down band and twin daughters were "Yes. do, Miss Elaine," Bertha is about opposite to the place form­ themselves be related to a larger against tbe Randall Bros., Inc., and difficult one from which to auccesa- going to live. The miraculous Attawanhood left part of this land ‘ Wattachoqulsk" signified "a boggy "It depends on your viewpoint of producers' prices and forcing up ns stupid ns Its calamitous recent encouraged. "You'll find the same erly owned by Miss Elizabeth Gbtt, center of Interest, much as a fire­ Evaristas Staskauskos, was settled Uy, apeedlly and accurately report W O.S to happen, after all. Broken to bis children, and wished them to meadow." 'Ihla tract, referred to In liberality," he said. ."Are you go­ consumer costs Instead of accepting attempt to bulldoze the Soviet servants over there, Susie and now owned by Mrs. Gerdlne Freese. place or a bay window. • out of court here. The Lesnlk child bones bad been set and wounds sew­ Elbe.” be taught and trained after the man­ the will, waa In part of the old town ing to bo liberal with the markets ge war. Newa teeplng out from Union. of Coventry. The "L " stands for Lebanon, and the Room Balance Important was Injured In a coasting accident the bizarre notion that liquor adver- ed. X-ray machines showed no In­ ner of- the white people. Tbe home Within the separate group and a year ago last March. Her sled of the United States and permit Im­ tba flgiiting Bona la extremely likely juries. The little girls bad regain­ Though Joshua seemed to think rock, some 230 years ago marked the tlaementa are robbing the baby'a Aa Elaine left the house aha of this old sachem was In what Is also in the room as a whole, good was hit by a Randall Bros, truck ports In competition with our owu in bo merely cryatallaed rumor, aub- ed consciousness before their grand now Lyme, near the Eight Mile that he was giving away so much southwest corner of the Lebanon five from low wage workers of the rest bottle. looked back at tbe great front mile tract. October 12, 1703, two decoration demands the application operated by Staskauskas. Ject to very great alteration aa aoon mother and Uncle John arrived, and Island. He became a convert - t o land.that there would be enough left of the world as Secretary Hull Is Anyhow, Mr. Gannett must go Elwoll Burr was now emerging from door and amused again by Its county surveyors, John Prentls and of the principles of balance. Bal­ Waterbury—A Superior Court au It can ^ effectually Investigated Christianity and waa given the name over to go around the second time doing now with hls reciprocal trade riN ' Health and Diet the slight concussion which had incongruous appearance. She re­ John Plumb, being thereunto em­ ance may be either bl-symmetrical jury awarded Andrew Rosenbeck for and fast to convince tho most BEHIND THE SCENES of Joshua at baptism. His will, which "liroportlonably,” as a matter of agreements? 1 want to bo that by the correapondents. caused the doctors worry. called now that It had been blu4 powered by the general court, sur­ or occult; In less technical terms, damages of $1,043 against Clarence casual observer that If liquor adver­ even when she was a small child, may be found entire In the State fact there was not enough to give formal or Informal. Formal balance Naramore am- Ralph Perkins of kind of a Liberal who will not build ' Praaa atorlea of evesta aeveral A d v ice AU were In the hospital. Mrs. Library, Is on interesting document, each legatee tho amount mentioned veyed the eastern and southern sides up Bureaucracy and destroy Ameri­ tising should appear on every pagff IN WASHINGTON M cNeill. and her daughter re­ though not so bright a blue aa this. of the “Lebanon Five Mile,” and is achieved when one or more ob­ Newtown In a suit brought as the daya old are likely to be much more A sky blue, rather. Raln-waahed but too long to be quoted here In In the will. jects, absolutely Identical, arc result of an automobile accident a can business." of every newspaper In the country— NEW By DR. FRANK MoCOT. mained there through the uncertain citabllshed the boundaries thereof dependable than tba “ apot" newa of ------BY RODNEY DUTCHER.______and eun-faded. Her grandfather full. By Us terms be gflves to his two Home Lots Laid Ont placed on the two sides of a center. year ago lost month. The comment of Senator Black List Including the Gannett chain—-It hours of Tuesday, while John by marked rocks and trees. Tbe (D., Ala.) was; what tranapired on the day of pub stayed at the Burr home to attend had chosen that color because of eons. In addition to other tracts, It was not until 1701, twenty-six The human body with two legs, two Hartford—Police sought 'safe would create one-tonth as many new Herald Washington Correspondent b The new figure means that pack- a villa with a blue door In Italy, "forty acres of land already broke rocks rema'n, but gone are the vari­ arms, two ears, two eyes exempli­ crackers who obtained $267 loot In "Forces of reaction and privilege Price Ueatlon. ECZE.MA AND PSORIASIS „ — _ I eri last year made their highest to- to the telephone calls that poured years or so after tbe making of the ous "whlght oaks trees." One rock drinkers as were created by that YORK In. The brilliant young Elwell high on a mountain aide, where up at Podunk, and also a plot of land will that this land was finally laid fies this type of balance. Informal two breaks at the Woman’s Cjlub _ ••MUiAlUViawC - Facklnr Moguls May Have Been tal proflU since 1929 and that the he and hli wife had spent their IS in Goshen, and Is plainly marked building here Tuesday night. federal prohibition which he so ear­ Eczema is marked by Inflamma­ Burr stood high In the councils of about half a mile square lying In the out Into home lots, meadow lots, and bailee Is attained by arranging $22.50 _ Kidding Government About Pro- profit per dollar of sales was 1.81 honeymoon. - last Edition to Hartford bounds, L. V. M. C. (Lebanon five mile cor­ unlike objects with reference to a Bridgeport—Joseph Daigle, 16- ITALY’S WHIP-UP nestly supported. By PAUL HARRISON tion of the skin and Is caused by a fits.... 3Icat Will Rise In Price, I cents—highest percentage in 10 tha capltoI. Both government hundred acre lots, and taken up by "But why does Penny keep It so and In case either die, then to my ner) and the one In Hebron three center, so that the effect upon tbe year-old Chicopee boy. was picked Your choice of Walnut or Mahogany or Antique White Then Drop Before Election...... , years. Evidence Indicated big pack- headt and newspapers were con­ the legatees or their descendants, or .’ uarters of a mile from North Pond There la not one new or oiigina] fundamental toxemia. It Is charac­ cerned over the accident. vivid now?^’ Elaine asked herself, two squaws or the survivor of them. eye 1s balanced weight. It Involves up as a runaway by Stratford po­ New York. Sept. 3.—Millions of Cnblnet Members Hard to Find: ers had been doing very well, while amused. "Heaven knov/s the rest sold to others who wished to try with the letter L still legible upon It. lice and soon afterwards placed In With thing about whipping up tha war terized by Itching, burning, and By Tuesday evening the real Further, my will la that my chUdren their fortune In the new country. ths application of a mechanical for­ BETRAYING THE G-MEN people squint upward at those huge ....O ne Non-Follllclan Manages many small packers were suffering, of the house doesn't got any atten­ h-vrceonRdye .. weljyfin-caetaolnn mula similar to that which applies a hospital here for observation for the formation of various kinds of to Break Through. i (Note to housewives; More in- strain was over. With patience be brought up for the flrst four Trouble now arose over the land 2-Slice Toastmaster— Complete—With All the Acces­ spirit of a people. It Is a practice sign-boards along Broadway, at the tion. The glass Is broken in the Search For Rock on a see-saw. When two persons of acute appendicitis. LOST skin lesions. It is significant timt and careful nursing, the doctors years, henceforward, with Trusty In tha vicinity of Man- sories— FREE With Every Purchase of Model 1365. engaged in by kings, tribal chiefs, We have never before had a fed­ ------' formation on packers' profits will be conservatory. The porch 1s sag­ reserved for Joshua's children. Two unequal weight are opposite each pretty girls with 36-lnch mouths Washington, Oct. 3— Reconnals-. brought out by tho Federal Trade agreed, all three would pull and their mother to teach them Eng­ claimants, Josiah Dewey and Wil­ One October day in 1924 a party cheater numerous people eral Labor Department so facile In the Greek word for eczema means through nicely. It was then that ging. The yard looks like a jungle, o: Hebron people, led by the late other on a teeter-totter, the lighter IT’.S ERL! MAYBE have lost their heat bandit barona and pirate captaina and smiling gentlemen smoking sance along the pork chop front re- i Commission Investigation of food In why does she concentrate on tbe lish, and that they should live at or liam Clarke of Lebanon came to the frlenta by aaklnE them for discovering reason for not prosecut­ cigarets larger than telephone "bubbling out" and when eczema Is John felt free to go home to Worth­ near Saybrooke.” He provides for Mr. F. Clarence Bis.sell of Hartford, of the two must sit farther from New York—Workmen digging an from the dawn of history and doubt- front door?” front at this stage, and claimed that artesian well In the Bronx opened a A loan. If you need money ing deportation cnees as tho one poles, and never give a thought to present, there Is considerable rea­ veals an Indication that certain vllle. bis daughter, and gives further di­ started out on a pilgrimage to find the center, nearer the and of the for any purpose, cat an STEWART-WMINIR * w K.ij-11 AS- Whether the AAA corn*hog proera.m She was never to know the rea­ leaa long before. Yesterday's Im­ He said, "Florence doesn’t need they had bought out the children’s plank than the heavier. This rule gusher that Immediately caught fire. advance of $300, 1200# presided over by Miss Perkins. Mias tho unknown artlsta. Titans of son to believe that poisons from packers have been kidding the gov- lives up to Secretary Wallace's son. That secret was Bertha's rection as to the schooling of the rights. As Joshua's will was woefully the rock in Hebron (Amston) mark­ mensely alnlater demonstration In their trade, whose v u t works make within are actually bubbling out me any longer. Mother. You’ll stay, three, adding "Also It Is my desire ing the southwest corner of the said applied to home decoration means "Oil!" they cried. 8100 or leae from ual Our Perkins Is so far from being a do- ernment as to the amount of their I promise to balance production with of course. I think I’ll catch a own. Once she had gone to sec Inexact, there being Insufficient land that an object will weigh more as After the fire department ex­ repayment terms extend Italy when twenty million men, Rubens seem a mere miniaturist through tho skin. profits. „ I domestic consumption needs.) that they come not among the Con­ Lebanon five mile tract. Mr. Bissell 1936 night train out.” her boy" in the asylum. It was to fulfill the terms of the will In any a part of ths grouping, if It is tinguished the blaze, Jerome Mc­ up to 20 mnntha. Onme In. women and children cheered, yelled portatlonlst that she Is adored by Well, there’s quite a trick to Any treatment directed to the Also, though roast pork, bacon! ------only a week or two after hls con­ necticut Indians.” was the only one o^ the . company 5\Tlto or ’phone. Peraonai He waa needed at the factory, but case, and the children’s Iai)d and placed farther from the center. Nulty, a visitor from Oklahoma, thoee elements In tho country's pop­ sign painting. During tbs war, fa' Irritated surface will not reach the and eggs, and ham sandwiches No Pictures for “Subs” finement there and abe found him Trusty was his slave, also an In­ v;ho had ever seen the rock, and that Finance Co,, Uoom 2 and screamed themselvee Into ex­ moua lllustratora such aa James that was not hls first concern. Ha settlers land In many cases overlap­ The average living-room should where crude oil is better known, Htate Thc'iter nulldlnE* ulation which are persistently active real causa of the trouble and will will coat mors this winter than they Photographers assigned to take so despairing and rebelllouB and dian. He says of him "Also I-desire many years previously. He led the 753 Main atreet. Tele­ MAGIC DIAL MODEL haustion over the broadcaat warcry Montgomery Flagg tried to do some do now, prices probably will start wanted desperately to see Ruth. ping, the Dewey-CIarke claim mixed avoid many arrangements In formal gave hls oplnlon that the gush was produce only temporary relief. To pictures of tho first meeting of the Some foreboding, some inner un sullen that no sensible words eamo' Trusty may not go to the Narra- party through a barway some rods phone 8t30. o f Benito Mussolini, 'Varlod not In attempting to destroy the existing gigantic patriotic posters. Tried and drppplng next summer and be ma­ from bis twisted lips. things up worse than ever and caus­ balance, since by their evident from gasoline seepage. permanently relieve this type of distinguished new National Muni­ easiness waa clutching at him now gansetts. I have chosen him to have ed great confusion. south of the old Elizabeth Gott place mathematical precision they give Immigration laws and to let down quit. They had no idea It was so akin Irritation, It is necessary to terially lower by election time. tions Board, composed of five cabi­ He had said, "I’m going to run above mentioned, on the opposite The owners of the property were whit In principle from the ghost- that he had time to atop and think. the oversight of my children, as An agreement was finally arrived the room too tense and formal a pm «MMSa tba bars to so many various groups difficult. flrst remove tho cause. The chief Tho AAA's first public hearing net members, were told they couldn't away from this place, old girl. See side of tbe road from the house, then too hopeful to accept the opinion. •4 9^9 J imm dancing o f our own Sioux Indians Hls note to explain hls departure aforesaid. Also I desire to be burled Ht between the Oewey-Clarke fac­ feeling. A sense of informal bal-’ of aliens that we eoon might as well On the other hand, a lot of sign cause of eczema la a systemio tox­ on a proposed adjustment program do that. The reason was that, al­ If 1 don’t. . . . Keep the front at Saybrooke, In a coffin, in an Eng­ up the rough hillside and back north­ They sent samples to a chemist. before going on tha warpath. ^ The painters once were artists In the had been so short. Too frail a cord tion and a committee appointed to ance, however, should be apparent emia Induced by wrong habits of concerned the com -bog situation. though Secretaries. Hull and Roper door painted blue, will you, so I'll lish manner.” erly, following a stone wall running have not Immigration laws at all. conventional sense, and may be to hold her. In case she should de­ represent the Interests of the Hebron In all other groupings. difference la alt a matter of degree, living such as over-eating, the over­ Thanks mostly to drouth, there'll be of State and Commerce wore there. cide to leave. He could not remem know tbe old Hunter place when 1 north for some distance. The rock But Miss Perkins Is as sternly oold again If times get better. Sundays about 47 pounds of bog products sec It!” The Strange Sign lands, as recorded In the Hebron Bright Colors Enlarge of the slae and tumultuouincss of consumption of sugar and starches, Secretary Morgenthau — being In her what he had written to Ruth was finally located a little west of Bright colors, large patterns, and toward certain types of her own and holidays, they do a little paint­ available per person In the market­ Europe — had delegated Undersec­ Bertha had whispered fearfully, The will Is signed and sealed at books (Lands A, pages 8-9). tha damonatration. tha use of Inharmonious combina­ that concerned just himself and Fattapoque, Feb. 27, 1675-6. Atta- the wall, and well hidden by trees rough textures make an object seem ing for themselves, and often get tions of food, sluggish Intestinal ing year beginning Nov. 1 Instead of retary of the Treasury Coolirigr, her except, "Walt for me!" He re­ ‘"(Vhen will you come. Mr. Dun­ Committee Report and underbrush. The Italian ghost-dance was the sex as she Is tender hearted toward can ?" v/anhood (or Joshua, if we must use larger to tbe eye than It really Is, their canvases Into exhibitions. elimination, etc. The best treatment the normal consumption of 83 Secretary Dem had delegated Gen­ membered writing that command "Whereas Joshua, late Sachem It gave tho pilgrims a pleasant the European second cousins of Robert Ever hart does, anyway, and "Oh, some quarter moon," he had bis less romantic Ehiglisb name), when it la placed In conjunction biggest and noisiest thing of the I have found Is that treatment pounds. eral MacArthur, who had delegated or was It a plea?—with a boyishly dcc'd did In bis lost will give some thrill to see the great letter L, carv­ America's Imported voters. She la says there are many like himself. With no adjustment program, answered carelessly. "That's al­ signed bis will by making hls mark, gentlemen belonging to Say-Brooke with similar objects possessing less Mnd, that the world has witnessed which will eliminate the toxins, and Gen. George Slmonds, and .Secre­ desperate Intensity .... Suppose ed so many years ago by those conspicuous surfaces. Their weight Icily determined to put Mrs. Anna the most rapid way to accomplish theri should be about 82 pound.s In tary Swanson bad sent Admiral Wil­ old Bertiia Gibbs bad forgotten to ways been my lucky sign." a picture which may represent a and Lyme and to his children a cer­ up to the moment But after all Large Scale Business They never let her see him walking turtle. Albert C. Bates of young surveyors on the dark sur­ to the eye. i.ot their actual weight. Sage, the "woman in red" In the this Is to use the fast In some form. the marketing year beginning next liam Standley. give her the note? tain tract of land as will appear by it was Just a whip-up, a "boasting' The routine of sign work Is this; fall, meaning lower prices, which again. 'When she tried, they told tbe Hartford Historical Society, be­ face of the deeply embedded boulder. Is tbe thing to consider when ar­ Chronic eczema, la the more com­ That thought drove him to send bd Joshua's will and mapp. And ye’m 1 he running over of Lebanon's claim ranging objects In a room. such as the American Indiana and Dllllnger case, out of tho country as An artist first does an original should begin to appear earlier. Non-Pollticlan Edges In her_ very firmly that Mr. Deal lieves that It la supposed to repre­ 1 WHY, T H IS OLD mon type and may prove trouble­ a telegram immediately: bound, viz. And ye dividing between Into Hebron at this point Is another Vertical lines In a room suggest an underslrable alien. She Is not In painting about the size of a car Meanwhile, tho AAA Is required When Robert E. Frenr, a Rspub. FAMILY BETTER LEAVING thought It was best for Mr. Hunter sent "some small animal." Uncas, ye legatees of Say-Brooke and Lyme the Bthloplana both have Indulged some to the patient over a period of not to be disturbed. So Bertha instance of the conflicting claims of strength and support; horizontal [HOUSE-DRESS LOOKS the least Interested In the circum­ card. This la next copied by some­ by law to operate In two-year pro­ Ilcan from Cincinnati, was appointed HERE TONIGHT MUST SEE father of Attawanhood (or Joshua) and ye lands belonging to sd In and such as, from time Immemor­ years. However, eczema may also Gibbs went back to Worthvllle, to those days, later adjusted. ones quiet and restfulness. Furni­ ,BRftN0-NEW! body who understands about distor­ grams and fears If something isn't to the Federal Trade Coromlasiun, a YOU WEDNESDAY MORNING who Is one of the witnesses of the Joshua’s children not before now ial, has served all over the world stances that Dllllnger might still be occur In an acute form, marked by the empty old house there, and set Some of those who went on the ture should be arranged in a room tion, or perspective, which are the done to keep down com production lilt waa done for the morale of ca- DEVOTEDLY JOHN" vrill, also signs by making Ms settled. Know ye that we, John alive and at large, robbing banks an acute Inflammatory skin condi­ herself the task of keeping it In­ pilgrimage were: Hart E. Buell of to emphasize In just the right de­ to convert mild and kindly men Into same thing. Figures reproduced In there'll be a subsequent hog produc­ leer men In tho government, who It was then that he realized he characteristic picture mark. Accord­ Clark, Nathll Pratt and Thns Buck­ and murdering police officers, If It correct proportions would look all tion. Chronic eczema may be ac­ tion In excess of normal consump­ still serve In large numbers here de­ tact against hls coming. Her Gilead, Edmund H. Horton of He­ gree these qualities. Diagonal lines killers and the love of one'i fellow companied by skin bIemlshes~of va­ did not know her name . . . There ing to Mr. Bates this mark Is sup­ ingham as a committee for ye lega­ wrong when viewed from below. tion. spite the poIiUcal battles which rag. was only one thing to do about childish mind seized on those two bron center, hls brother-in-law, sufgest movement—action—a state beings into desperate, deadly bate. had not been for this eamo rod- rious kinds, including pimples or remarks concerning the blue door posed to represent a turtle swim­ tees of sd Joshua belonging to Say- of unrest. This Is the reason It Is The copy then Is ruled off Into above and about them. that, and he did It. He sent the ming. It Is roughly heart shape, with Arthur V. Linde of Hartford, Miss In degree the "national mobiliza­ clad woman; not In the least Inter­ papules; blisters or vealclea; and and the quarter moon, and out of Brooke and Lyme and we Joslab regarded bad taste to place furni­ squares, the signboard blocked off Six Million Bobs Up The career men were shown that message to Miss Elaine Chalmers e wing or appendage at both sides C. E. Kellogg, the writer of this ested that tbs Department of Jus­ In corresponding squares, and the elevations topped with pus, called Packers’ profits, often the subject at the Silas Hunter address on Gar­ them abe evolved her ritual of Dewey and William Clarke of Leba­ article and her sisters. A few weeks ture and ruga at diagonals. Such an tion” was far and away the biggeet a non-poitticlan could break through painting the door a brilliant blue and a crude head which might be tice agents, relying on the govern­ picture la filled In piece by piece. pustules. The patches may spread, of kicks from housewives on meat the ranks. At the same lime, it was field avenue. non having bought some part of ye later the same party, with a few arrangement by disturbing the feel­ dt all ouch shows. Yet it was or the old ones may dry up as new every four weeks. It was her o'wn that of a turtle, at the top. Trusty, sd cMldren's land. Being meet to­ ing of repose In a room, mars Its ment's promise of full cooperation When a roan gets right up against slrlKo, were represented as 129,560,- indicated that the administration exceptions, located tbe opposite or And a $22.50 Toast­ twin to the wild acclaim with which a seven-foot forehead or a live-foot ones break out. In some forms 000 for 1934 by packers themselves strange leeret. tbe slave, also makes hls mark, a gether upon the 19th of November beauty. of all departments In the war on means to make an active force of After the tight-lipped girl In southeast corner rock In Goshen. BsrUn grsstsd ths opening of the nose, a lot of judgment la required there la considerable oozing of a at the hearings. the FTC. the wrinkled blue suit bad gone capital (T ). Joshua’s brother Owa- 1701. In oedr to a lovelng and full master Hospitality sticky fluid, which, when dried on neco, though hls name does not ap­ PERPLEXED World War or to the franUc delight crime, bad pledged Its good faith to make It look like anything. Prob­ That figure, which Is all the gov­ Frear cams hers about 10 years through the door Elaine Chalmers As soon as Elaine waa out of the settlement of ye line between Say- Tray that If Mrs. Ames would turn In Dll­ ably tha beat craftsman of thla kind linen, produces stiffening of the ernment ever had to go on — being ago from Cinelnnatl law practice to stooped and picked up tbs J80 bill house Bfertha went up to the pear on this particular document, Brooke land and sd Dewey’s and ^0tb which BoUvUns cheered on the fabric. This type la referred to as signed other papers of the time by Menasha, Wis.—Menasha thinks llnger she would not be deported. Is Mr. Gus Palmar. unable to examine packers' books — join ths ICC’s valuation staff. He v/hteb lay rejected on the floor. Bhe third floor again. It was her fourth Clarke's lands, have agreed yt to be­ diet o f the thousands who were to "weeping" eczema and as It clears was the total reported to the Bu­ put it back Into her purse mechan­ trip. Each time she had found dashing off in a few sketchy marks gin at a Pond called North Pond. It’s nice but— Such a promise was made to ths Palmer has been painting signs helped Ferdinand Ptcora Investigate SOUTH COVENTRY Isave their bones In the hell-hole of about 23 years, except during the up, crusts r ,y form,. In another reau of Animal Industry under rg- railroad financing, eerved ae an ex­ ically. Then ihe went upstaire to Duncan Hunter sleeping. Now he a very realistic looking turkey. One Wch Pond hath an island In IL To Officials wondered what to do type referred to as "dry" eczema, do about tbe $23,820 they were told the Chaca woman. Relying upon its validity war, when he taught camouflaging. qulremcnts of the Packers and pert with Trensportatlon Co-or­ the room which had been here aa was coming, awake, opening hie of the papers at tbe town clerk's run a line from ye Eastermost part AH for the Price of she gave the agents the Information He can do an average sign In one there la no fluid and dry scales re­ Stockyards Act. a child. eyes and looking at her. office In Hebron shows this signa­ The flrst whist of tMs season was the PWA bad granted-the city. .'As the stupendous billows of mnd dinator Joe Eastman, and was bor­ of ad Island to a whlght oak tree held In the basement of St, Mary's day while swinging high over the sult rather than crusts. But late In the afternoon an AAA rowed thle year by Chairman Burt The room itself did not Interest "How about some food?" he ture. •standing by Hartford old road, and State authorities told them the the Radiol cheering came over the air from which put on end to tho raad-dog church Tuesday evening with four­ street on a scaffold. His biggest A severe case of eczema will In­ official stated that the figure had Wheeler of the SenaU inUrstaU her, except as It concerned the asked, smiling. Attawanhood died the year after so to ye extent wch tree Is marked grant was on the record for school career of Dllllnger. Now Miss Per­ teen tables In play. Prizes were improvements, but city officials IRome yesterday It was Impossible sign, 40 by 100 feet, required only duce Intense Itching and the patient been revised to $38,053,331. The comroeree oommlttee to help on im­ girl who had just been In It. Elaine 'It's almost supper time," Ber­ making Ms will. His father, Uncos, on ye east side with these letters J. awrar^ed m follows; Ladies 1st, said thsy knew of no application for >ibt to be depressed by reflection on kins proposes to renege, make liars three days. Ha believes he oould may be tempted to scratch vigor­ only explanation given for this sud­ portant trensportatlon legislation saw that the bed was freshly made tha nodded. "You've slept all day!" survived him and died In 1682 or 3. D. W. C. L. and ye West with these Mias Mary Hopper; 2nd, Mrs. Alex such a fund. out of the G-men—and at one copy Michelangelo's flgures In the ously. Eczema may also be accom­ den change was that the profit fig­ Senator Donahey and several with clean linen, thst the rumpled He laughed and she bent and' Owaneco, anotber son of Uncas, then letters S. B. B., and on ye South ACT the sad silencing of vast numbers of panied by a burning, stinging, ure for one company (608 companies bedding was lying In a neat ifttle touched his shoulder wnmlngiy. Proulx; 3rd, Miss Mildred Schnei­ stroke destroy all chance of the De­ SIstinc Cpapcl in a week, and can’t Ohio congressmen joined with East­ became sachem. with three chopps. And this to be der; gentlemen's 1st, Jeremiah tteso voices certain to eventuate out understand why the original re­ smarting sensation, .redness, and reported) had been revised. man In backing Frear- for FTC. stack In the ball. Everything in Remember, there's a girl in tbe partment of Justice agents ever get­ Joshua a Wanderer ye dividing line between ye above Connors, Wllllmantic; 2nd. John of that war which In prospect eo quired four years. perhaps thickening or hardening of the room was Immaculate; a win­ house, Mr. Duncan I” It is said of him that In hls latter NOW ting any more crime Information dow was partly opened, the empty I know,” he nodded. "A flna Say-Brooke gentlemens’ lands and Farrell, Wllllmantic; 3rd. Elmer utterly delights all Italy today. Sign painters Uks their work be­ the skin. In some cases. In which years he was In the habit of wander­ Josiah Dewey and William Clarke’s Gaboon; ace of hearts, Mrs. Mary FINEST BATH SALTS the Irritation is moat marked upon suggest. WATCH FOR THE ARTI­ waste basket stood squarely and girl. We had a talk last night!"- This thing for which twenty mil­ out of aliens liable to deportation If cause it pays well and keeps them, "Doea grapefruit contain vitamin ing about the settlements, a mere lands. In witness whereunto we have Moran, Wllllmantic; door prize, out where they can see people. It the hands, deep cracks or Assures CLE. neatly under the desk, dresser Bertha stared. This was news. WHAT'S YOUR their connection with criminal band.s C?” vagabond, with hls blanket, hls gtm, sett to our hands and aeals thla 20th Mrs. Mae Millard, Wllllmantic. Re­ lions of Italians j'cstcrday huzzaed Isn’t a hazardous job, ‘■ither, except may form which arc alow to heal. drawers were lined with cleanly Then she ramorobered something. IN THE WORLD SECRET, MOTHER?] Small Is disclosed. Answer: Grapefruit Is one of the folded paper. "But not that one, Mr. Duncan. hls squaw, and Ms pack upon his day of Nov 1701. Signed and sealed freshments of sandwlcbes, cup v^lh all the power of their lungs that sometimes a man gets "rig Eczema is found at every age QUESTIONS AND .ANSWERS best sourcts of vitamin C. It la at Extra Charge On Miss Perkins Is by way of being a Elaine Chalmers thought, "She She went away." back. He died In 1715, at tbe age of m the presence of us Samll B. cakes and coffee were served by aad all the endurance of their bodies shy" and has to lay off for awhile. and boy Infants and elderly patients so of value because of the food min- 70 or thereabout. The sachemsbip Miss Annie O'Brien, Mrs. John Created in England Ttme Payments bit of a public nuisance. What they dread most Is spilling are net exempt. This disorder is (Bad Breath) must bavs gotten up early to do all "Went aw ay?" exclaimed Dun- WTieellng, Josiah Dewey Junr., Is that same thing which, seventeen erals which It contain# and these this.” Her heart emote her, she by that time had become not much Clark and MIm Catherine Hourl- paint on the crowds below. Ever­ not contagious and if one member Question: Ruth W. writes: "I np- osh Hunter. "But of course. I re­ Josiah Dei^ey Seanr., William J ^ s ago, had filled. wlUjln the minerals will help to make the did not know why. member now. She told me she was more than a name, but It descended Clarke, John Clarke,. Tho Bucklng- gan, the comdlittee In charge. These Oh! what a joyous treat—an ex­ hart once tipped a gallon of green of tha family develops It, the others tice that my breath is bad and ] blood raor# alkaline, thus being of whists will be held every Tuesday i ^ n of four short years, fifteen paint from a high scaffold In a are not thereby endangered. In all that orderly room there leaving today. Well, I’m sorry. A to Owaneco’s eon, CJaesar by right bame." hilarating bath-with Radox Bath STONE ^GE STANDARD hesitate to go to social affairs for value In overcoming acidosis. The was but one discordant note, a evening and the proceeds will go strong w’lnd, ami It spra^d scores Eczema usually clears up without fine girl. I’ll tell you after dinner' pf inheritance. On bis death It went Settlement Falls Salts—sets every fibre In your body nWlIloD graves, made forty million fear it will be unpleasant to others. excellent srapefrult now on the heap of elothss lay in wild disor­ what she's persuaded me to do. ' Owaneco's brother, Ben Uncas, to the new chapel In EaglevlIIe. To those cave dwelling primates of people and automobiles. Coat ths dlftleulty when a fasting and diet­ What Is the cause?" This noble effort towards a “love­ tingling with a cleanliness you’ve -ONLY—25 orphans and reduced uncounted market will be found delicious and der on a chair where they bad Quite a girl. Lots of pluck—” 'and down to the latter’s son and Mrs. James Malcolm, Mrs. Albert company f6,000 in damages. ing treatment Is used. patient Answer: Probably the most com­ lng and full settlement” failed never before experienced. nteTiads to poverty and desolation, of the economic stone age who are the flavor has been developed until been hastily thrown In the laet 10 "But another one's here," old ■ Harmon, Mrs. C^harles Lord and When you buy Radox you get your Of These Beautiful Toastmaster Trays Complete With should take a flve-day fast on fruit mon cause of bad breath Is defcC' grandson, both of whom bore the lamentably In its purpose of prevent­ perpetually squalling foV a "return the fruit is so sweet that It Is not minutes of the room’s ooeupancy. Bertha said, prodding him out of name of Ben Uncas. The last Ben Mrs. Homer Wood motored over the money’s worth of fragrant salts— Accessories Given FREE! NO ORDERS TAKEN i t Is as though an entire impulatlon filnn Hunters Juice, and Is advised to drink plen­ live teeth. Certainly, if dental hy. necsssary to add sugar. ing trouble over conflicting land Mohawk Trail on Tuesday. to the gold standard" and stabiliza­ Elaine was thinking, “1 guess - 1 hls reveHe. "Your nieca. EiMne Uncas died In 1769 and with him. claims, and for many yeara Dewey you don't pay for fancy bottles and were whooping In ecstasy over the Pna of the biggest organizations ty of water In between tie fruit ;lene is neglected and If decayed bed no right to label her a bad egg. Chalmers." The Professional Girls Club of AFTER SATURDAY NIGHT, 9 O’CLOCK, OCTOBER 5. tion of tho currency Is referred ths In town during the past few years juice feedings. A local treatment eeth are present In the mouth, the ended the sachemshlp. and Clarke continued to pop up and expensive metal caps—an ordinary f^thcom lng suicide of half their DUST STORMS HELP CREATE It made her wild .... And that "A h!” he said. "Another one!" the Cente church In Manchester package that contains enough Radox flat, imoompromising and explicit has been the National Desertion Which Is bencflclal, Is that given fbreath Is likely .to be offensive. The Will of Joshua demand payments from Irate set­ number. ATTIC-CLBANINq BUSINESS remark about her father having Again he laughed laudly and nor­ Joshua says In bis will: "I give held tbel. flrst meeting of the sea­ Salts for 10 luxurious baths. Bureau. It Is not, aa Its name might over the affected area with the ul­ Diseased tonsils, catarrh of the nose been killed in the Argonnel I mally. "What Is this house, Berr„. tlers whose land titles were not con­ son at Graham's Tea Room Tues­ declaration of Neville atamberlaiii. and bequeath all that tract of land It's a safe wager that once you Strange, what can be accomplish­ Imply, an agency favoring national tra-violet ray llgpt. The ultra-vlo and throat, and constipation arc thought the wee stealing some tha? A young ladles' seminary?"" sidered valid until they had secured day. Dinner was served to twenty- dhancellor of the Exchequer of Dodge City, Kas.— (API—Destruc­ lyhig on both sides ol Unguoshot take a Radox bath you’ll have no I USE RINSO IN THE WASHER THIS SPECIAL ed through skillful war whlp-up. desertion of anything. What It let ray treatment 1s particularly other common causes. The patient quit claim deed from tMs enterpris­ tive duet atorms opened a new more of ray-stuff. If it’s- true. It's Bertha was upset at bis Isvity. . six members at 7 o'clock after further use for any other bath salts Great Britain, that "in the present tries to do, in one way or another, good In chronic cases and the skin who suffers from indigestion, or River abutting westward to tbe ing pair. NOW, WHAT A SOAP! IT eouroe of revenue fur Fred Bailey. user. Both our oui fatiien ‘ ' killed She was even more upset when be which several members gave very —you’ll enjoy every minute of a Ra­ is restore to wives spouses who should be exposed for a sufflelent who has a sluggish liver, usually jere— ” mountains In sight of Hartford and Anotber conflicting claim was tense condition of affairs In Europe Accumulated duet eoUapeed ceil­ announced. "I'm through hiding, interesting talks on their vacations. dox bath—Costs only 60 cents at WASHES CLOTHES 4 OR 5 . ^LIQUOR ADS AND MILK have fled from them. length of time to produce a peellng- has an unpleasant breath. Gum dis­ a Bertha. Tonight I’ll eit at my ow n „ Hartford bounds north to Major Tal- that of the heirs of Major John The regular whist of the Ameri­ OFFER even tho most tentative approach to ings In two houses he owned, so -he Weldon Drug Co. or any modern SHADES WHITER The bureau was started In 1911 off process which will bring out the orders, such as pyorrhea and Bertha Olbbs waa hunting up table. Let my niece like It or not." cott’# farm. Northeast to Watta- Mason. They claimed 2,600 acres In Frank E. Gannett, chain newspa- can Legion and Auxiliary was held drug store. stabilization la quite unthinkable.' and by now has correspondents— fresh, clear akin from underneath. Trench Mouth, are other possible obtained an overslsed carpet clean­ the stairs pantingiy. She came "But the Deals are your enemies,' ehoqulsk upon the east side, bound­ the northeast of the Hebron tract. In the Legion rooms Tuesday eve­ On Display A t . pqr pubUsher, who enUrUlns the While Chamberlain later threw a social agencies or soclally-mlnded- In cleansing the skin, It may be causes of bad breath. If you wisn er. hired a craw and did a little ad­ into the room and looked around, Mr. DuncanI" she reminded him. " ed eight miles in bredtb from the 4 000 in the southern part, and 700 ning with twelve tables In play. The nd if you don't own i wuhet—then vertising. pdcullar theory that ths adverUs- sop to tho few remaining European Indlvlduals - almost everywhere, advisable to Try cleansing the af­ more information concerning the "Where ii sbeT" ehe asked In a "Don't do It Don't do It!" mountains, eastwards, and to carry In what Is now Marlborough, wMch prizes were given aa follows: Door L by all meant liy Rinto in your tubi lag o f liquor makes drinkers out of Searches mostly are conducted by fected area with sterile cotton dIP' causes o f this symptom, send for Since the etonne abated, Bailey whisper. He said, "I'm not afraid of ths' that bredtb throughout the length had been deeded to Major Mason by prize, B. L. (>ane, Mansfield; ladles AYou'll be aitonisbed to tee how Rinso't gold-bugs by laying "I look forward mall, but force of the law may be end hls ''gang” have "dusted" 337 non-drinkers, has evolved the equal­ ped In olive oil, If the use of soap my special article on BAD "Gone." Elaine told her.. "Teo Dsals, nor of anybody. Tomorrow ' being eighteen miles and according Uncas. All these claims, and the liti­ 1st, Mrs. Hugh Christie; 2nd, Mrs. creamy, active luda sc*k out dirt—actually BOTH STORES to the ultimate re-eatabliahment of used once a husband Is located. and water serves to inersass the Ir­ BREATH. The article will be for­ atUca In southweatern Kanssa minutes ago." I'm going back to the place where ' to a map drawn and subscribed with Albert Harmon; consolation, Mrs. BOSTON get clotbfS 4 or,5 thadet whicet without ly original Idea that a decrease In gation which arose out of them, the gold atandard.” he made It per­ Abandonment Is an extraditable of-, ritation. warded to anyone wanting a copy. homes, removing from one to two Bertha repeated, "Oonel Did you I came from, gnd soon I'm going • my own band bearing date, with ceriously hampered the growth of Ivan Brandon; gentlemen’s 1st, icrubbing or boiling. You’ll be overjoyed fenae In tha United States abd Can­ milk consumption, reaching In the fectly dear that tho conditions Psoriasis Is similar to eczema In Write to me In care of this news­ tons of dust from each. see her?" to walk out the front ctqor of that -' these presents, to Capt. Rob Chap­ the Hebron plantation. George Robertson; 2nd, Ernest Em­ EXCURSION to see how much longer clcahet last ada. that It Is produced by a chronic "Ob, yee," anewered Elaine, re­ place with my freedom. Now go mons, -Wllllmantic; consolation. case of New York state to six mU- which would make such return prac­ paper and enclose ten cents and one man, Ueut. WlU'm E>ratt and Mr. Colonial Patent washed this gentle, "no scrub"way. Plenty of wives desert husbands, c l e v e r l y down and eei tbe table for two, llqn quarts a month. Is due to ths poisoning within the body. It la large self-addressed envelope. When ENLABGCS covered from her moment of eott- n o s . Buckingham, to each and The Colonial Patent la of interest. Ward Porter, Mansfield. Refresh­ Every Sunday BRUNNER’S BENSON’S ticable cannot be Mpeeted to arrive of course, but the bureau la not in­ neas. "Didn't you hear us exchang­ Bertha Olbbs I Tonight PU show F o r easier dishuashing well-known that psoriasis'. Is diffi­ the teeth are properly dared for, the A Clever woman enlarged-her tiny every one of them five thousand This was Issued to the persons nam­ ments of home made Ice cream, diversion of tho people's milk money terested In them because they don't ing farewclle In the tollT " ray niece whet an entertaining eld saltines and coffee were served by BOVNP TBIP for a long, long time. In effect, It cult to eradicate successfully by or­ nose and throat are normal, when entranee hall recently and ehe did acers; To WiUm Parker Senr. Wlllm $ 2 . 5 0 EAn.ROAD FARB Thrifty Rinso gives thick, lasting suds TittiJ ssi Apfrmd bj . to the alcohol traffic. represent the same sort of economlo "No’m." eald Bertha, "I didn't." uncle she has." ed In Joshua’s will through "The the committee In charge of which la perfectly obvious, never. dinary external treatment. Moat digestion is good, and when the in­ not need a government loan to do It. Uird Senr, Robert Lay Senr, Abra­ Governor and Company aasembled In CblldrtB 8 aag Vad«r II Half Far* — m s is bardtit uialtr. Recommended Ctod Hmukttptsg Isilitstt RADIO RADIO There are about twelve and a half problem. When a man runs away, physicians admit that treatment testinal elimination la adequate, the A i a matter of fact ehe had been (To Be Continued) Mrs. Rtdpb Reynolds was chairman. by makers o f 34 famous washeta. Makes Open Every Night and Meantime tho United States treas­ hls wife and children are likely to She simply bad ths paper hanger ham Post, Samll Jones, Tho (John General Court according to tbe com­ which appears to be effective at one breath will be sweet and pleasant. occupying bereelf in the kitchen The children of tbe South street Lv. Hartford ...... 9.15 A.M. dishwashing quick and easy. Kindtoyoui tniUlon people In New York state. ury is being loaded down with the be thrown on charity. So the chari­ apply a paper with rather rine whiu while ehe tried to map out her In original) Clark, Tho Dunk, Ric mission and by virtue of power till 9:30. FURNITURE CO. time may fall at anotber, even In Certainly the breath from a healthy and brown itrlpea on a yellow school wlU run a public kt Lr. Manehaater ...... 9.29 A M. hinds. Keeps them smooth and white The decrease In milk consumption ties thenoaelves havo found that course of action. Tho noise of ner BRINGS TRAIN IN Fiy and John Fenner To each and granted to them by our late sov- the school Thursday evening. most enormous stock of gold ever ths same patient. No external rem­ person will have no unpleasant ground, with the stripes going hort- Due Boaton (South 8ta.) ....12.05 P.M Rinso is economical; a little goes a long 80 Oakland St. 711 Main SL that Mr. Gannett Inferentfally at­ supporting the bureau la a good In­ own dish-clattering baif cut off tbe DESPITE STROKE . i-vrxy of them four, thousand acors. cralgne Charles the Second of bless­ ------1------hoarded in one place in the hletory edies have been found which can be odor. Try to build up your health In zontelly instead of vertically. A way. Get tbe BIG bouseboTd package vestment for them. sound of tbe girls’ quietly tense Tu Francis Bushnell Senr, EMward ed memory In Ms latters patient The Newark airport at Newark, L t. Boaton (South Bta.) .... 8.20 P.M. tributes to the Insidious advertising of the world—and every day Europe depended upon to obtain satisfac­ every way possible and you will be white dado rising about four feet tory results in all caoea at all time. voices. Bertha was both amaxed Llano, Tex.— (A PI— Upholding BMpman Senr, and Mr. John West- bearing date the three and twen- N. J., has installed radio transmit­ A raoDucT or u v ia taoTfuas co. DIAL 5191 DIAL 8773 (irispalgn o f the liquor trade thus Air mall lines are now under the rewarded with a breath as sweet as from the floor stopped the eye well and relieved now to find the crisis the traditions of hls craft, C. L. Caa- ; lU, to every and each of them three Tlcketa food only In tralna Indicated la bundling more of It Into ships aad In tomorrow's article, I will con­ a baby's. tj-etb day of April in the tower- ters and lights to assist pilots In on tala at Station Tlrkat ntrirMi i mpiHinta to something less than a s’jpcrvlslon of the Interstate Com­ short of dlszinees. and added to the over. v.rll, 63, veteran railroad engineer,;’ thousand acors, To John Ibratt, John teentb year of bis sd matiea (Majes­ bustling It over here to bo exchanged tinue the discussion of psoriasis and (Orapefruit) making blind approaches to the THIS IS ONE OF BENSON • BRUNNER VALUES! merce Commission. ^ more spacious effect, furniture ex-, “I’m glad sbe'i gone tor sure." brought hls train here while suffer- ' Chapman, John Parker, Wlllm Lord ty’s) relgne." The patent covered AMERICA’S BIGGEST-SELLING PACKAGE SOAF will outline for you the treatment I QussUaa: Sadie N. tqaulrcs: landing area when vtsibUlty Is poor. X U M E W H A V E N K.R. f> pert asserts. ehe told Elaine. "Oood riddance ing from a stroke for 60 mUea^i ' - 1 ■ MANCEnSSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN, T H D R SD A T, OCTOBER 8 , 1988.

LOCKED OUT, GIRL Clinching Chicago Victory With Second Ron ^ f>Mur down and having APPROVE ROCKVILLE STORMY HEARING trouble keeping control in tbe gusty ^ t h e r . Judges lifted a hlg^ fly to FIRSTADiaTS BERKELEY D IV IN in PANAMA PUBUSHER TAKES TO THE ROAD Fox. Hensbaw botstM a short fly DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Why They Are Fighting MEMORIAL PROJEQ Uiat Goslin caught after a hard run SCHOOL IS OPENED 7 7 ie Herald Whatn CONVICTED OF LIBa OVER POTATO ACT lined to White in right center. FOR STATE HELP THURSDAY. OCTOBER 3 (Central and Kastem Standard Time) ASSOCIATED PRESS ^brought toa situation Into tbe world I Stratford Damsel Picked Up by Notei All prorrame to ker and basic chains or troups thereof unless specl- Tbs aggresclve demands of Pre­ Treas- Rounsevell, Assailant of Army sfoUtght. Elach national charged;’? Waterbary Police Had Camp­ fled: coast to coast (c to e) deslsnatlon Includes aUavallftbU stations, Two Additions to Staff This Courses in "domestic arts andANortby os "man-bltes-dog,' mier Mussolini and toe adamant re- left** ™ "*' "** ''***’ “ ®ne Hied subjects” are to be taught to urer FergusonergusoD sayasays toe condition eon is aggression by toe other, and Etoto- :J Wididrawal of Veterans De­ ed in Parked Car. Pro:;rdnis subject to ohanos without prsvic;;s notice In advance. P. M. Year— Begins 82nd Year of allied subjects” are to be taught Activities, to Be SfintcncetL tusale of Emperor Malle Selassie ot Senator Bailey Engages m a TTOER8: Gehringer u4iked. Csnts Cast. unemployed, unmarried young wom­ not at all unusual. pia demanded that toe lieague of 400 Highway Dept Dri?erj NBC’WEAF NETWORK Service to Episcopal Church. Tomorrow. Ethiopia ore toe baals of too Italo- Greenberg grounded to Jurges and BASIC — East:* weaf wlw weel wtle 6:16— 6:16—Songs Oy Jimmy Parrolt en in Connecticut, as part of toe Nations Investigate. A conciliation the Cubs pulled a double play, Jur- 6sCO— 6:S0—PresS'Radlo News — ba­ Ethlopian dispute. cummlsalon held neither was to sire foj Rooms Brings Waterbury, Oct. 3.— (A P )—Doro­ wjar wtaa wesb kyw whlo wfbr wro sic: Jack Armstrong, Sketch—mid- New Deal uplift p ro grw . We Juat couldn't help being dis­ Verbal Tilt With the AAA Cavarretta. Gos- w tj' wben wca# wtam wwj weal; Mid: New Haven, Oct. 3.—T!»e Berkeley It is reasonable to assume that appointed In ‘the choices of toe Panama City, Oct. 8.— (A P I— Italy suffered a crushing defeat, blame. thy Cotton, 18, of Stratford, who to Be Trained to Give Aid ksd wmaq wcfl who wow wdaf woac repeat Kelson Rounsevell, publisher of too not yet avenged, at the hands of lin lifted a high fly to Galan In left MIDWKST-^wood wlra 5:36— 6:35—Cotsaek Choir A Orehes. Divinity School haa Juat completed tho courses have been planned, at Judges who picked five floats from Italy charged Ethiopia should be Chief Inspector William P. Keegan center. 6:00— 7:00—Myrt. and Margo — east; ibi reglatratlon, having begun Ita Panama American, convicted of a Ethiopians at Aduwa in 1896, when Completion Nearer. said ran away from home last night, ConnseL NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Buck Rogora—midw. rpt.: Manhat® least partially, with the hope ot Sunday's parade to participate in removed from toe L e ^ e , that toe 1^^® rune, no hits, no errors, none wiba katp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf eigbty>aecond year of Mrvice to toe libel charge arising from criticism ot 8,000 Italians were killed and 3,000 was taken Into custody this morning After Craves. SOUTH • wrva wptf wwno wla wjax tan Molodiea—west making better wives And mothers of toe Hartford event a week from Ethiopian government was unfit to wfla*wsun wlod warn wmo wsb wapi 6:16— 7i16'-'Buddy Clark. Barltona Eplscopa, church iM t wMk, opening toe girls, and we are all for it. Saturday. ronditions at Fort Clayton, will be captured. nile its diversified peoples, that its by Patrolman Carl He'spelt, who 6:30— 7:10—Kata Smith A Quetta sentenced tomorrow jn toe Canal RockvUle'n propoMd new War FOURTH INNING wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre 6:46— 7:46—Beaks Carter's Comment with the largeat enrollment in Ita This year for toe first time a Anxious to see what Chief Gor­ Ill Dues, early in 1934, said Italy's wandering tilc u constantly menac­ found her In a gasoline station on Washington, Oct. 3.— (A P )—In a woal ktbs kths wsoc wavs wtar course in "home management" Is don and -Selectman-to-be Spless Zone District Court, 'Tils attorney. CUBS: Herman fanned, Undstrom MOUNTAIN--koa kdyl kiclr kfhl. 7:06— 8:00—Harv A Esther - basic; hiatory.’^and with two additions to Ha future lies in Africa, which “ must be ed Italian colonies, and that Italy Memorial to bo erected partly with Cottage place. stormy hearing before the Agricul­ Hartford, Oct. 3.— (A P )—Every­ Dick Mettntr Orchestra — Dixit; btafl. available to senior girls In Man­ could do over toe longer course we Louis Waldman ot New York, an­ Chief Kcekan notified her parents urted a towering fly that Gehringer PACIFIC—kpo kfi kfw komo khq kfsd brought Into civilization.” must control and “civilize” toe coun­ government fundi eeemed nearer to tural Adjustment Administration one of the 400 SUte Highway De­ ktar kgu ken kga kjr k}*a keca Ths Muslsal Knieknacka—w sit chester High school. Tbe allied bad boned they would get a bid. nounced that he would appeal the and they came here' to take her caught In short right. Harnett 7i16- 8:16—3 Brown Basra—west Founded by Blabop Williams, who Border c.osheo between Ethio­ try In sclf-protcctlon. ^tuallty today aa the joint commit­ today. Senator Bailey and Repre­ partment employes who drive Cent. East. 7i8 (^ 8:80—Thursday Eva Conesrt also became lU first dean, tola Semi­ subjects, as we see it, would be sort Lota of people don't have time to verdict, returned last night by a pians and Italians, especially that home. smashed a clean single through cen­ 8:00- itOO—Waltsr D'Ktofa, Bte.—to Tbe League found no solution ac­ tee of the Town of Vernon and the sentative Warren, both North Caro- trucks or passenger cars a trained 3 :00^ 4:0(H-Women's Radio Review nary haa always emphasized tbe of post graduate training, on which watch a l e n ^ y parade. Federal Jury. at Walwal In December 1934, ceptable to both. The girl told police, according to Ikia Democrats, demanded that the ter for the first base hit off Bridges. 3:S0-» 4:SO—Masquerade, Dramatical coast to fall back If tbe domestic arts With Mat at the head ot the sec­ City of Rockville met and iMued two the chief Inspector, that she had a Red Cross first aid worker. S:t5— 4tt6 - 6onoa by Tintype Tenor 8:30— 9:30—World Ptaeswaya Prog. principle of intensive work with The charges were brought by important announcements. Agriculture Department enforce Dc-maree's short fly, waa caught by 4:03'^ jStO^Meredith Wlltson’a Oroh. 6:00-10:00—Hoidt and Hla Brigadlars and home management learning ond division and a few bands from misunderstanding with her parents White. That la toe goal of the State 1:3(^10:30—The March of Time—to o email numbers of men. Twenty-eight Major General Hamid B. Flske. com- First, it was stated, that three the Potato Control Act which secre­ Highway Department which, in co­ 4:30— B:SO—Matinee Musiealt. Songa blshopi have been Berkeley gradu­ falls a wife. Harism to supply tbe martial alrt, mending toe Panama Canal Depart­ and that when she arrived home No runs, one hit, no errors, 4i49— 6:4ft—Betty Marlowi» Prog.—w. §146—10:45—Clyde Barrie, Baritone Instruction might be given, for we are wUIlng to wager a week's throughout toe country. Last year veterans organizations, namely, the tary Wallace said yesterday be one operation with an Insurance com­ 6:00— 6:00—Flying Time for Kiddles 10:00—11:00—Quy Lombardo Orehsa.— ates and several others have received ment, and Co'onel James V. Heldt, last night, the door was locked. She would try to “ avoid" enforcing. le ft omat; Myrt A Margo—west repeat instance, in toe Interlocking grip for pay that toa chief could get an he was one of toe national winners ‘ Spanish War Veterans, the Ameri­ pany carrying Its compensation 6:15—Lee Qerdon A Orchestra part of their training there. Twenty- commander of Fort Clayton. Y, Af. C. A. Notes hitch-hiked to Waterbury, catching Almost 600- farmers applauded B:S0— 6:30—Press-Radio News Period 10:30—11:80—Johnny Hamp Orchoatra grasping tbs rolling pin, ths woman­ average narade past snv given ^ t In this work and is running in the, can Legion and the Veterans of For TIGERS: Fox raised a pop fly that coverage, has launched a campaign 11:00—l2:06-'Frank1a Maators* Orehes. four or more graduates are profea­ Rounsevell waa acquitted of anoth­ a ride with a stranger. She said Warren, author of the act, aa he Hack grabbed after the wind aimott 6:35— 6:36—Francos Adair. Soprano ly art of self-defense, a workable uicker then you could s ^ , Ob top ranks again this year. ”-r eign Wars, had withdrawn any in of education to reduce accidents 5 :45^ 6:45—Billy A Betty—woof only 11:80—12:30—Hsnry Buste'a Orehsstra sors and teachers In schools snd col­ er charge by a directed verdict Sept. she spent the night alone In an auto­ charged WaltacA with "nulllflca- pulled it away from bis grasp. Rogell 6:00— 7:00—Amea 'n* Andy—east only bridge system, the gentle science of Qaddy, isn't that a pretty ifest The Leaders' club will hold its first terest they might have had in seek­ among epiployca. NBC-WJZ NETWORK leges, some at toe head of institu­ 18, and District Attorney _Jamea J. mobile which was parked on Grand tlon” and a few minutes later broke funned. Owen was hit by a pitched 6:16— 7:10—Popeys the Sailor. Skit trousers robbing and, by all means, Soma enterprlelng organisation, regular fail meeting on Friday eve­ ing rooms fur their Individual use street opposite the post office. A SMondary but equally Impor­ 6:30— 7:30^Musio la My Hobby Prog. BASIC — East: wjs wbs»wbta wbal tions. The Intimacy and fellowship McGuigan Indicated three remaining into cheers when Bailey Insisted up­ bail and took the base. Bridges got tant objective will make toe 400 6 :46~ 7:46—Tom Pewero—weaf only practical philosophy. nishing to celebrate a bit differently ning nt 0:30 and every member is in the building. wham kdka w^ar wxya wlw wsyr wmal which characterize such a small Certainly a complete curriculum might schedule two parades to HbU charges would not be pressed. T DRIVE FOR FUNDS on being heard to argue that the a scratch single on a hit that carom­ available with Red Croea kits to ad­ 7:00— 6:00—Rudy Vallee*e Hr.—o to e wfll; Mid: wcky went wla kwk kotl urged to be prc.scnt. Following toe Second, it was announced that the Warren Act was mandtttory. 8:00— 6:00—Showboat of the Radio wren wmaq kso school, toe freedom of thought and In "allied subjects" would include march tn corapstiUon with Gordon business routine there will be an Federal government had approved of ed off Henahaw’e leg Owen stopped minister first aid In auto accidents 6 :00—10:00—Whiteman'a Music Halt MIDWEST—wmt wood wire Alva G. Nye, A A A counsel pra- on toe road. 10:00—11:00—John B. Kennedy. T a lk - discussion, go far to prepare the fu­ swimming, in view of tbe frequency and Spleee leading them. Over tbe open meeting at T o'clock at which the erection of the building as a at second base, wrdte walked and NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj ture priest for his work In toe world. of "American Tragedies." Main street route we would pick tbe OPENS ON OCTOBER 14 MIND OF AMERICA h*arlng, demanded the bases were filled. On a wild pitch Although toe department baa east; Amos 'n* Andy—west repeat wiba kstp webo wday kfyr erct cfcf time Rev. Elmer Thlenes of the W P A project, and would ^lmish 4S 10:16—11:16—Leonard Keller Orehee. SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjaz The fourteen Incoming students chief, but over toe flve-mlle-Thanks- Recreation ('enter Hartford County "Y " will speak to that Bailey abide by the rules of the Owen raced home while Bridges qulred drivers to carry Iclts fru 10:30—11:30—Meredith Willson Orehes. per cent of the total of glS&.OOO for wfla'W’sun wiod warn wmc wab wapi represent nine dioceses and many The moving pictures of toe Baer- glvlng-Day-race course we would the young men briefly on leadership. hearing, .but the Senator promptly went to third and White to second. toe time it took out ita compeni 10:46—11:45—Jesse Crawford, Organist wJdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro R. K. Anderson to Be General the work or $74,250. It was stated served notice that he would not 11:00—12:00—Bern Bernio A Orchestra woal ktbs ktha wsoc wave states. Tbe faculty has been enlarg- Louis fight, according to those who favor Mr. Sptese's lope. Items of Interest Refreshments will round out toe eve­ Cochrane walked and the bases were Uon insurance, its first aid syste™ 11:30—1?:30—Joe Reichman Orchestra profess to be in toe know won’t be Chairman— Over 200 Groups that' this was one of 65 projects of IS SET ON PEACE ■take orders from anyone whatso­ is being overhauled and brought uo- MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl k flr kxhl eo by toe addition of the Rev. ning. this type approved. ever. fi'Ied again. Gehringer smashed a CBS-WABC NETWORK PACIFIC—kgo kfl kffw kOmo khq kftd very generally distributed. First, Although not familiar with the Use Facilities. to-date. ktar kpo kex kva kJr kya keca George W. Butterworto, Vicar of tbe Thursday On Saturday morning toe first Citizens of Vernon and Rockville line single to center scoring Bridges most picture theaters are owned by tune, we are willing to accept a " I do no Ulke this Idea of a rep- Rtht toe department BASIC— East: wabo wade woko wcao Cent, Bast, Church of toe Ascension, Balbam Tbe women's swimming classes boys' gym period will take place who learned of the action of the and White, and sending Cochrane to waab wnao w rr wkbw wkro whk wjr men of toe same nationality aa toe I mtrlbutor’s euggestioa that tbe T he annual membership drive ot resentatlve of a bureau telling a would train Us employes in the lat­ Si30— 4:30—Radio Oramatio HUI, London, who is Visiting Lectur­ will meet as follows: 7 to 7:45, ad­ from 9 o'clock until noon. This veterans organizations commended third. The Cubs gathend around the wdre wcau wjaa wean wfbl wspd wjavj 4:30— 6 :3 ^ T h e Bingin'^'_ Lady—east er in Homiletics and Apologetics. He loser who Just don't like the light in therou song of President Roosevelt's toe Manchester YMCA for funds Sec. Hull Asks Churchmen to ropresentaUve of the people how ho est first aid methods wore confirm­ Midwest: wbbm wfbm kmbo kmoz which Moxle is shown. And second­ recent visit to Boulder Dam should vanced; 7:45 to 8:30, life saving. period Is for boys of school age. their leaders for this action since it shall conduct himself before a bu- box and another call for pitching re­ whas kfab krnt 4:46— 5:45—Orphan Annnlo—east only IS giving his services to this school ed today. 6:00— 6:00—Arthur Lang, Baritone ly, movie magneta in the southern Arrangements are already in pro­ with which to carry on its program makes possible a considerable reduc­ reau," Bailey added. lief was dispatched to the bull pen CAST—wbno wpff whp wheo wibs wfea have, been, “Not by toe Dam's Side Friday New Kits Furnished wore wlco efrb ckac wibz wmas west 5:15— 6:15—Dot_ , and_ _ wWin, !ft Sketch without remuneration In toe Inter­ states do not tolnk it politic to show WUl I Worried Be." gress for a craft class for boys in­ during toe current aeason Is sche­ tion in the requirements of the Help Movement; Sec. Wal­ Bailey got into the discussion underneath the stands. Fabian Ko- The old kits are being replenished C IX IB —wpst wsfa wbro wqam wdod 0:30— 6:80—PresS'Radlo Nawa — ba- ests of promoting good will between The mrls' afternoon swimming duled to get under way on Monday, Sacrificed to second baw after reaching first on Rowe's wild throw. Billy Herman of the Cubs in the first wallk, a rugged right-hander who klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoo krld ktrb slo; Tho Singing Lady—mldw. rpt, reels of Joe Louie beating toe stuf­ Class will mset from 3:46 to 4:30. terested In building. This period la building and will lessen the cost to when John B. Hutson. A A A by new first aid equipment Tho d i 86— 6:66—Songs by Kurt Brownell . toe Episcopal church and toe Church Oct. 14. M bert K. Anderson, chair­ Inning scored the second run of tho first world series game nt Detroit on Gabby Hartnett's single. Above vou ceme up from the Buffalo Interna­ ktsa waco koma wdbo wbt wdae w blf fing out of a white man. __ And it is to bs bopsd that the I t s women’s plunge period wrill be to be in charge of Fred Sweet, a the town. Plans had already been director, replied to Warren’s "nulll- kits will be kept clean and protect­ wdbj wwva wmbf wajs wmbr wala 6:46— 6:46—Lowell Thomas — easti of Bhigland Tbe second addition to President retains bli philanthropy man of toe business committee, will lace Warns Farmers. plate standing up, while Catcher-Manager Mickey Cochrane of the Tigers waits fleaUon charg " by saying that the tionals this year, replaced Henshaw Orphan Annis—repeat to midwest held from 7 to 9 o'clock. Dancing In local young man who has built many drawn -by Architect Walter B. futilely for tho throw-ln that came too late. The Cubs won, 3-0. ^ ngers wans ed from dust. Every car is sup­ ktui ktko weoft wdno wnox kwkh 6:00— 7:00—Easy Acts, Skit—to o the staff Is Richard R. Fisher, B. A. . ■With all toe rumpui being stirred another year and about toe middle boats for people in and around Man­ again head toe campaign. He will hearing was not called for consider­ in the box. Greenberg smashed the posed to have one. MIDWEST—wgl wmbd wlsn wibw kfh toe gym from 8:30 to 12:30. Music Chambers of New York and he is be­ wsml: wkbn weco wsbt ksej wnaz woe 6:15— 7:15—Ann Letter Song Recital (Princeton), who is instructor in Up Just because a milk man wants of too campaign can persuade bis chester. The date la to be announced be ably aaslsted by toe board of di­ ation of the potato act, but to con­ first pitch dlrecUy at Kowallk and 6:30— 7:30—Lum and Abner, Comedy will be furnished by Ed. J. McEnclIy rectors—a group ot twenty-live ing requeued today to alter them in Although toe drivers are instruct­ wowo - '6!46— 7:46-Phll Regan, Singing Cep music and organist. to sell milk In paper bottles, we an­ Republican opponent to give toe later and all those wishing to Join compliance with the changes sug­ Washington, Oct. 3.— (A P )—With sider other means of handling the was thrown out at first. ed to use toe kits on toe depart­ MOUNTAIN—kvor kiz keh kil country anot and hie Victor Recoi ding orchestra. locally prominent citizens who are problem. cr^AST—khj koln kfro kol kfpy kvi 7:00— 8:00—The Nickelodeon, Comedy ticipate that any minute now, an­ ither "bri"breathing spell.’ should report to Mr. Hamilton at toe gested. the sensitivity of a seismograph home, Friday, at 2:30. Burial will be Three runs, two hits, no errors, ment’s own Injured, in toa field, on kfbk kmj kw t kern kdb ktmb kgb 7i86-> 8:80—Cyril Pitta, Tenor Solee other uprising approaching toe seri­ Saturoay voluntarily giving their time to Bailey arose and said he wanted two loft. 7:46— 8:46—Hendrik Van Loon's Talk “Y " not later than Saturday of tots promote worthy work. Ths Under the orl^nal plan the recording tremors far away, Ameri­ ki Wooster cemetery, Danbury. several occasions, they have admin- Cent. East. itOO- llOO—D ilth Y6ll«y . O tyi, Flay NOTED MILITARY UNITS ousness of toe wUskey rebellion will "Auto Magnate Heads Temper­ A new term of boys* swimming week. It Is toa plan of Mr. Sweet CREMPA DELIVERS to ask Hutson some questions, but Istered first old in auto accidents? campaign, according to Mr. Ander­ amount that the Town of Vernon ca's economy already is reacting to OBITUARY FIFTH INNING 4:0&- 6:00—Howella-Wright. Planoa 8:86- i:80-Roy $hkihiald . A _ OrehMtra . be set off by tbe innovation of sell­ ance Drive," according to a recent ciassss will stait at 9:30 a. m. Tbe to have toe boys build articles that Nye told him under the rules of the They wlU be encouraged to continue 4:16— Sil^tnstrumentaliata Program ftO(L»10:00—N. B. e. Symphony son, wUl revolve around several would have to appropriate for the Mrs. M. L. Marin Cavaretta grounded to Greenberg 4:S(^ 8:S0—Jack Armstrong — east: 10:06—11:00—Danolng Muilo Orohottra ing bear in cans. headline. More appropriate would children’s dancing classes wdll meet can be of use in their homes, such project was $90,750. Under the re­ the threatened war abroad. Mrs. Mario Louise Marin, widow hearing he would have to direct his this work but their major program Photons—Dixie: Organist—west 10:80—11:80—Joo RInoa and Orehaatra IN HARTFORD PARADE With milkmen offering to leave be, "Temperance Drivers Head B8 follows: 9:30 to 10, boys' class; teams of workers with toe " ’Y” di­ DKATIIS questions to the presiding officer. on the first pitch and was safe on aa end tables, chairs, imail cabinets, rectors acting 08 captains. vised plana which it is expected the As the thud of marching feet over­ FONLm ORATIONr i of Charles Marin, died last night at is to reduce toe accident rate which 4:46— 6:46—Tito Qulzar, Tenor Solos 11:00—12:00—Shandor and Hla Violin orange Juice or tomato ^uice with Autos." 10 to 10:80, beginners, ^rla; 10:30 to etc. "I Intend to follow the rules, keep the first baseman's fumble, combin­ has already benefited by the Joint 6:00— 6:00—Buck Rogera—east; Tha 11:06—12i06—Ranny Woako Orehaatra their milk each morning, it may It Is vitally interesting to note town meeting will approve of. It will seas shook stock prices to lower her home. 128 Charter Oak street, ed with his poor toss to Bridges Cadets Quartet—west and Dlzlo 11:80—12:80—Chaa. D0rnbargar*(i Oreh, 11, intermediate, girls; 11 to 11:30, my temper, snd conduct myself as department-insurance company pro­ Fifteen Groups of Centennial soon be possible to have a can of beer Was It before or after he married that during ths past tour years tbe be possible to cut the amount by 40 levels yesterday and sent wheat after a long Illness. Mrs. Marin was It was an error for Greenberg. advanced, girls. per cent one of the oldest French residents In a gentleman," the North Carolina gram. Legion to Gather There for left at toe same time. that Joe Louis expressed a desire to HERALD ADS. MAKE BIO Manchester YMCA has been toe values kiting in the Chicago pit, Senator replied, "but that does not Hack rolled out. Bridges to Green­ Tbs men's plunge period will be gathering place for over two hun­ The proposed memorial would re­ New Jersey Fanner Address­ town, having come here with her The men are being Inatructed in First Time in Fourteen You have to think twice now­ fight every couple of weeks? held from 7 to 8 o'clock. A public SUCCESS OF LEVER SALE leaders here and elsewhere swiftly mean that as an American citizen berg and Cavaretta ran to second 6:40— Sports Briefs. adays to know if a fellow said he dred groups from every part of toe place the Baft district schools and ■OED MOURNS husband, the late Charles Marin, 47 base. Jurges dropped a hit in short toe first aid treatment and they will whist party will be held at toe West declared that America's mind is act and representative of the people 6:45—Lowell Thomas. Years. "got beer in a esm" or "he got Mussolini has adoptsd a motto, we town and also from surrounding dis­ in view of the seriousness of the years ago from Lomonte, France. right Just over Gehrlnger's head and soon be given more comprebenslve bide Rec on Cedar street. Flay will Another special sale of Lever on peace, and against foreign en­ that 1 shall take orders from any­ training. The department has been 7:0—Easy Aces. canned on beer." are told, about living dangerously. tricts. Children have come to situation in that district It Is be­ es 2,CflO; Says Wife’s She leaves one son, Fred J. Marin, Cavarretta raced home with the 7:15—Phil Regan, tenor; Harry start at 7:45 and prizes will be Bros, well known products, Rlnso, lieved that the voters will readily tanglements. Secretary Hull called SEFTODEAT! of Highland Park; three daughters, one whatsoever." working since early in too spring The proud colors of toe Centennial The hardest port of living danger­ recognize it as toe commtmity on churchmen to conduct a "flaming first Chicago run. Kokalik grounded WTIC Jackaon and bia orchestra. Legion, aymbol of American pride And while we ore on toe subject. awarded. Lux and Lux Toilet soap, now going center for clean and wholesome approve of the project. Mrs. Michael Gorman and Mrs. on this project and It was said at ously is— living. crusade'' for peace. Blood May Aid Humanity. to Greenberg and Jurges was forc­ Hartford, Conn. 7:30—Lum and Abner. since Colonial days, will lend a tri­ It la with fear and trepidation that Monday on. Is adding volume to soap talea recreation. Col. Francis T. Maxwell presided Louis Hagonow of Highland Park ed at second, Greenberg to Rogell. the department that toe drop in toe 50,000 W. 1040 K. C. 28M H. for toe Independent groeeri and The day's market news prompted and Mrs. Alice Dumrre, who made ..number of minor accidents Is grati­ 7:46—D A H Mlnera Quartet and umphant note to toe Tercentenary we consider toe fate of tbe poor I f the A A A paid the younger The men's boxing class will mt^et It is chiefly toe muto of the com­ at the meeting of the Joint commit­ TIGERS P a E UP 6 The first baseman's throw was high, Travelers Broadrasting Servioe other merchants handling these munity that toe YMCA is most tee held this morning and then another Cabinet member, Secretary . :ank H. Ladd, of Andover, her home with her mother. There fying. Ths new program amplifies Mine Boas. Parade in Hartford, Saturday, Octo­ fisherman next year, with a whiskey generation not to sow wild oats, from 7 to 8 o'clock. Wallace, to turn his mind back t o : however, and there was no attempt 8:00—Nickelodeon— comedy, songs ber 12. The brigbtbued uniforms of named “brown grackle’’ on toe mar­ who would pay toe processing tax? products. These special sales and anxious to serve. Every dollar con­ turned the chair over to Former Elizabeth, N. J„ Oct. 3.— (A P ) — are ten grandchildren and six great for a double play. Galan rolled toe old. OayUgbt Saving Time Tbe women's gym class will meet the arrangementa attendant to them 1914 and then to Issue a warning to ' grandchildren. and melodrama. fifteen member organizations of ket. Any less sincere advocate ot from 7 to 8 o'clock. tributed toward its support will be Mayor Frederick G. Hartenstein aa Union County Prosecutor Abe J. RUN LEAD ON CUBS along tho first base line with a hmt are put on by Ekiward Brahaney, well Invested for through its pro­ Col. Maxwell /had to attend another farmers to beware of pitfalls such as Formerly of This TowH; The funeral of Mrs. Marin will be 8:30— Cyril Pitts, tenor and orches­ this famous historical military unit Isaac Walton might eoally bait his To return to Roosevelt and theme Tbe men's gym doss will meet trapped some of them at that time. ! David’s report on the slaying of top shot and was safe when Green­ Thureday, October 8, 1086 tra. will be seen in Hartford for toe first Une with tbe wrong brown grackle songs, something nice for toe next dealer service man for Lever Bros, in gram toe “ Y ” seeks to. aid in toa meeting. Those attending included held Saturday morning at 8:30 from berg dropped Cochrane's throw. It from 8:15 to 9 o'clock. tola territory. This Is toe third in betterment of ifiankind. Rev. George 8. Brookes, secretary; Noting that Chicago wheat prices! Mrs. Sophie Crempn, 41. of Scotch the W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, 225 GIRLS AT ST. MARY'S 8:40—Hendrik Willem van Loon, time since toe Governor's Foot and swallow toe others. Just a campaign would be, 'T m Forever Ths men's plunge period wdll be IN EARLY INNINGS was another error for Greenberg p. m. this territory, advertised exclusive­ Sir George Williams, who found­ Francis Murray, William Stengel, had Jumped five cents (the limit al­ Plains, was ready for the Grand Takes Own Life. Main street, with requiem high mass author. Guard sesqui-centennlal celebration coimie of hookers, you know. Btowing Bubbles." and Kowallk reached second. Her­ 4:00—^Woman's Radio Review. in 1921. Squirrel whiskey for yumplng held from 7 to 8 o'clock. ly in The Herald. Each has seen an ed toe 'YMCA almost ninety years Lebbeus F. BIssell, J. Henry Mc- lowed on a single day), Wallace ex­ Jury today. at St. James’s church at 9 o’clock. 9:00—Death Valley Days. The women's plunge period will be Continued from Page One) man lined out to Owen. E L E a THEIR O F n e i s 4:80— "Masquerade". 0:30—By Shields and bis Novslty Tbe Jaunty Richmond Blues from around a bit, old crow for flying and A pet Tennessee gooae laid 658 increase in volume for both the ago, said in bis last, speech before Crae, First - Selectman Francis pressed a belief that farmers should As he announced completloh on Burial will be in St. James's ceme­ held from 8 to 9 o'clock. dealers and Lever Bros. Frank H. Ladd, 83 year old rcsl- tery. 4:45—"Oriental Art” Robert orchestra. Vlrgiiila, the picturesque Lexington brown grackle for swimming. eggs, and in Broadway's lingo, toe bis death: "M y last legacy, and it is Prichard and Lewis H. Chapman. think twice before going heavily into his Investigation, David promised , * ^ left*** ™ "’ ***** ***^ *"'** * "’® The women’s afternoon bridge Mr. Brahaney has a reputation a precious one, Is toe Young Men's debt and buying new lands on the of Andover, and formerly a : World Series' game in ten years. Drew-Bear. 10:00—NBC Symphony Orchestra— Minute Men, the stately Old Guard laa. seoslon of toe Connecticut Gen­ that no one will be spared when tho For the convenience of friends ot TIGERS; Goslin grounded out, 6::00—Edith Warren, songs. party will be held at the West Side for success in this work in com­ Christian Association. I leave It to strength of speculative prices. They Mrs. Marin, the funeral home will be The last game played in this kind Frank Black, conductor; of New York, toe State Fenclbles of It may not be toe mUIenlum but eral Assembly waa not far behind. report Is presented next Tuesday. resident of Manchester, committed Herman to Cavarretta. Fox lifted a Miss Helen A. Crawford Is 6:15—Three Scamps. Philadelphia, toe National Lancers it does border on toe miraculous to Rec on Cedar atreet. Ploy will start petition with hundreds of other lU, beloved men of many countries, should consider, be said, the slumps "The case In all Its phases will be open from 6 o’clock this evening un­ of weather, so far as baseball men Edith Mason, soprano. suicide late yesterday afternoon by could recall, waa during the Wosh- high fly that Lindstrom caught in Named President at Home of 6:30—"Dick Tracy.’’, of Massembusetts, toe Fusilecrs of learn that toe Repubilcan town Albert Levitt, Manchester Tax­ at 3 o'clock. Lever Bros, dealer service men S’carry on and extend." which follow speculative soarings. prosecuted to the fullest extent of til the hour of the funeral. short center. Rogell singled sharply 11:00—Time, weather; baseball INDEXING VOTERS pouring kerosene oil over his body Ington-Plttsburgh series of 1925. Miss Irene Walter. 6:45—Studio Program. scores. Boston, toe United Train Artillery committee has 139.45 in toe bank, payers' relict, has been given a post Warns Farmers the law," David said yesterday. over Owena’ head but waa out try­ 6:00—^Wrightville Clarion. •They might consider the inevit­ and then Igniting It. The verdict ol Mrs. Eva H. Mann Dust clouds' were picked up off 11:15— French Casino orchestra. of Providence, toe First Corps and on the eve o f an election, at in the Virgin Islands. The Floridians Crempa Addresses Crowd suicide was given by Dr. Gould S. ing to stretch it to two bases, Galan 6:30—News. Cadets of Boston and their martial that. Political committees are won’t know if it’s another tornado able distortion of Judgment which The prosecutor's statement clese- Word was received In town last the Infield by the terrifle blast of to Jurgsa. 11:30—Mayfair Orchestra. A V m R O J E a Higgins, of South Coventry, asslst- cold wind and swept into the lower The regular monthly meeting of 6:40— Gems from Memory. band, the Worcester Continentals, chiefly noted for their defletta. And in tbe offing or Just Albert in toe takes place In time of excitement," ly followed a plea for Justice by the night of the death of Mrs. Eva H. No runs, one hit, no errors, none 6:46—The Harmoneers. 12:00— Shandor, violinist. ni.t medical examiner. Mr Ladd was Mann of Watervllle, VL Mrs. Mann boxes off the right field foul Une. To the Senior CTub of S t Mary's Girls' 12:08— Cocoanut Grove orchestra. too Veteran Corps Artillery, of New to make toe fact certainly aa news- narrow confines of an island. ho said. "It Is easy to accept thank­ dead woman's husband, John. left. Friendly society was held Wednes­ 7:00—^Amos 'n' Andy. fully what comes, but it also would bom In Manchester and had lived was well known In Manchester hav­ remedy this situation the hose was 12:80—^Mt Roiral Hotel orcheatra. York, Fifth Maryland Infantry, toe Speaking to a crowd of 2,000 gath­ SIXTH INNING day evening at the home of Miss 7:15— Fop-eye toe Sailor. Waabington Grays, tbe New Haven One Mao io Be Given Job be well to consider the eventual re­ ered for his wife’s funeral, Crempa here the greater part of his life. For ing spent several winters here with brought out to sprinkle the infield, CUBS: Lindstrom walked. Hart­ Irene Walter. The meeting opened 7:80—^Amateur Program. Grays and Connecticut’s own. FIrat Bbouider to tha wheel by sending in percussions.'' expressed hope that "the blood of 28 ycara be was an employee of the Rev. Chester F. Austin and Mrs. not only for the benefit of the spec­ 8:00—Rudy Vallee’s Variety Show. Cheney Brothers. Austin. Mr. Austin was pastor of tators who wore being dusted off nett grounded into a double play, with toe usual devotional service. and Second Companies, Governor's your donation. A & P’s New Wine and His remarks came at the close of my wife will do some good for tho Rogell to Gehringer to Greenberg. 9:00—Captain Henry’s Showboat. Foot Guard will parade in all their Transferring Names of All human race and for Justice." He la survived by two daughters, the Church of the Nazarene for a but also to make the situation Following a short business meeting OPENJORUM Following are the namea who will a day which, besides the reactions Demaree smashed a long bit against 10:00—Paul Whiteman'a Music Hall. colorful glory. Crempa was wounded In the bat­ Mrs. William Gibson, of New Brit­ number of years and left for Mas­ easier for the Infieldcrs. the members proceeded to elect a 11:00—News. be glad to receive donations: on stock and grain exchanges, the screen in loft center for two The First Company, Governor's brought government reports showing tle with deputy sboriffs In which hla ain, and Mrs. Ray K. LInsley, of sachusetts about eight years ago. H e batting order: new elate of officers for the coming 11:15— Leonard Keller's Orchestra. J. A. Brown, 99 Henry St, Phone Voters to Cards. Chicago (N ) bases. Cavarretta grounded sharp­ Foot Guard will be host to toe visit­ near-record shipments of American wife fell fatally wounded. The dep­ Bristol, and two sons, Edwin W. His son, Huihurt M. Austin and Detroit (A) year, aa follows; 11:30— Meredith Willson’s Orche's- RADIO*,^: 8681.’ Ladd, of Hartford, and George M. family of Hamlin street, plan to Galan, It ...... White, cf ly to Gehringer and was tossed out by Day ors during their stay in Hartford. Liquor Service uties raided the Crempa farmhouse President Miss Helen A. Craw­ tra TOWNSENDERSASK eotton llnters (potential materials at first. After toe parade the members of leaae Proctor, 61 Walnut St, to servo a contempt of court cita­ Ladd, of Andover, U grandchildren leave tomorrow to attend the fu­ Herman. 2b .. ..' Cochrane, c ford: vice-president. Miss Dorothy 12:00 Mldn.— Silent. (Bastem Standan* Time.) Phone 6859. for explosives), scrap Iron and steel, No runs, one hit, no errors, one toe visiting commands will be guests Flans to list all voters in town in trucks and tractors to Italy. tion growing out of Crempa’s long and six great-grandchildren. neral of Mrs. Mann. Ltndstrom, cf Gehringer, 2’o L. Russell (re-elected); secretary. Mrs. F. Dart, 313 Main St., Phone offers the following special values for this week-endl Well- h card index system, have been ap­ Private funeral services will be Hartnett, c .. Greenberg, lb left. at a buffet luncheon at Foot Guard Secretary Hull spoke soon afte.- battle with Public Service Electric Miss Evaline Pentland; treasurer. Armory while toe officers are being FUND FOR DELEGATE 4744. proved aa a W PA project by State and Gas Company .over condemna­ held tomorrow afternoon at Wat­ Demaree, rf . ---- Goslln, If TIGERS: Owen popped to Hack. New York, Oct. 8.— (A P )—BlUy known brands at special pricesl Take advantage of these Presldent Roo.sevelt, in his San Miss Eveljm BurreU, (re-elected). Rose’s projectsd Broadway produc­ entertained by toe officers of the lO' Edward ElUott, Sr., 18 Orchard S t Administrator Matthew Daly and tion of a portion of bis property for kins Brothers funeral home, 142 FUNERALS Cavalretta, lb ...... Fox, rf Bridgea rolled out, Kowallk to Cav­ Phone 6166. Diego address, had said the Ameri­ Hack, 3b . A rising vote of thanks was ac­ tion of "Jumbo," a comedy drama cal unit for luncheon at toe Heu- great savings. sent to Washington for the endorse­ can people’s one concern is that this a power line. East Center street, at 3 o'clock. ... Rogell, as arretta. White dribbled tho ball corded to toe retiring president. Miss Mary Hutchison, 221 Pine S t, Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor of Mrs. John W. H. Oahrmann Jurgea, sa Owen, Sb with music, baaed on circus life, will bleln. ment of President Roosevelt. country must remain "unentiingled Leonard A. Pontus, of Crempa's along the first bass line and reached Irene Walter, for the splendid work WDRC Phone 5264. tho Ccntei Congregational church Funeral services for Mrs. Jose­ Root, p ...... Bridges, ^ be broadcast over WEAF-NBC on State police motorcycle patrols Want to Send Mathias Spiess A t present the names of voters and free." counsel, has demanded the Indict­ first when Kowallk hit him in the ehe accomplished dunng her three Mrs. J. LQrons, 87 Foster Bt, of which Mr. Ladd was a member, phine B. (Stevens) Qohrmann, wife Umpires—Plate, Qaigley (N L ); 225 Hartford, Conn. 1880 Tuesday nighta’ in tbe time now oc­ will then escort to New Haven A & P Liquor are recorded in a book when the ment on murder charges of all sev­ head with tho ball. White acram- years In that capacity. Phone 5831. Hull’s Address will officiate. Burial will be in the i f John W. H. Gahrmann, were held first base, McGowan, (A L l; second Daylight Saving Time cupied by Eddie Duchln's orches­ those vlaltors who came to Hartford Freeman's Oath is administered to en of the deputies who took part In blod to his feet and dashed to sec­ tra. by motor while toe others will pro­ Pauline Beebe, 39 Maple St., Hull, addressing a mass meeting the raid. East cemetery. this afternoon nt her home, 46 1-2 base. Stark, (N L ); third base, The Girl Scout troop recently to Chicago to Attend Con­ Stores Fine Wines and Liquors them. In the past the names have ond aa tbe ball caromed toward the fprmed In St. Mary's Parish is be- ceed with the First Company^ Gov- Phone 6774. of people of several religious faiths Florence street. Rey. Watson Wood­ Moriarty, (AL). Try toeoe tonight: been entered in several books. Con­ stands but was pegged out on Cav- Ing sponsored by the Senior Club emor'a Foot Guard oy special train John SplUane, 81 Strickland St, called by the committee on religious ruff, pastor of the Center Congrega­ FIRST INNING Thursday, October 8, 1985 WEAF-NBC—7:80, Music la my Phone 6112. Specially Priced siderable inconvenience has been ex- arretta’s throw to Hermann. An er and toe following members were to toe Elm City where toe Legion vention. prlenced in the past at elections life, said: tional church, officiated and burial CUBS; Galan walked. Herman ror waa charged against Kowallk. . m. -Hobby; 8, Rudy Vallee; 9, Lonny James Wilson, 25 Garden St., "Present dangers ai-e a challenge MRS. D E W S n FATHER grounded to Bridges and the Tigers cbosen to act on toe Troop (Commit-' ;00— Salvation Army Staff Band. will be toe guests of tbe Second when the right of persons to vote bos NEGROES IN HARTFORD was in the family plot In the ceme­ No runs, no bits, one error, none f Ross and Showboat; 10, Whiteman Company for toe brilliant Military Phone 6317. In Manchester been questioned, making it necessary to the Church .to engage In what tery at North Westchester. engineered a double play. Bridges left. tee; Florence Madden, Hazel Green­ 4:16— Steel Pier Hawallans. Music Hall; 11:45, Jesse Crawford, Leslie Hardy, 86 School St., Phone to Rogell to Greenberg. Lindstrom way, Evelyn Burrell and Dorothy 4:30—Greetings from Old Ken­ Ball at tbe State Armory there Sat­ Editor The Herald: to tbumb through various books. should be nothing less than a flam­ DEAD IN DANBURY organ; 12;f\ Joe Reichman orches­ urday evening. 4019. located at: Spring Garden Rye Tlftl Now that the state welfare board ing crusade.” TO DO HOSPITAL WORK fanned, and the crowd let loose with Russell. The troop Is under toe lead­ tucky. ' tra, Paul Mallon in tbe Hartford Andrew EUlson, 858 Main St, its biggest roar of the series. ership of Captain Evaline Pentland 6:00—Howells and Wright. Ltsutenont-Colonel George R. Kqulres applicants for old age pen- He declared that "at this moment WABC-CBS— 8, Harv and Es­ Sturges, State Inspector General Courant of Monday, September SOto. Phone 7895. 844 Main St. when there Is a menace of war that No rnna, no hits, no errors, none and Lieutenant Gertrude Uddon. 6:16— Instrumentalists. ther; 8:80, Grete Stueckgold, sopra­ Ward S. Grant, 16 Delmont S t, slona to supply evidtnee of-age and Plan to Make Hospital Supplies Louis F. MIgnerey, Former TO HOLD ANNIVERSARY left. WEDDINGS and Commandant, n rs t Company, writes ss follows; may not be confined to any two na­ Several of toe members enjoyed 8:30— Jack Armstrong —All-Ameri­ no; 9, Walter O'Keefe; 9:30, World Phone 6038. la willing to accept voting list rec­ .TIGERS: White looped a Texas can Boy. Governor’s Foot Guard, is In charge Townsendltes Strang Belle of Nelson Bourbon «>< ords as partial proof, the card index tions, but spread among several na­ for Ethiopia— To Hold Meet­ Slate Senator and ^lat Man­ toe house-party held last week-end Peacewaya, Sen. Nye; 10:45, Clyde Ruth Beeman, 81 Laurel S t League single into short left field. 8:45—Tito Guizar. of toe entertainment of the visiting "The Townsend crowd appears to would be valuable for purposes other tions. there is a weighty obligation ing Sunday. ufacturer, Father of Mrs. OF ITALIAN SOCIETY at toe cottage of Mrs. Ethel Davis Barrie, baritone; 11:30, George Ol­ I/cgion In Hartford. Cecil Kittle, 46 Wadsworth B t resting on the Church to exert. Itself Cochrane lashed a hit down the at Misqiiamlcut, Rhode Island. One 6:00—Yankee Network News Ser­ sen orchestra. have swallowed toe Huey Long and Robert Fryer, 95 Cedar St. than elections. Robert J. Dewey. right field line for a double, scoring Pentland-McLean vice tn every conceivable manner to im­ Hartford, Oct. 3.— (A P )—Aa war or two of toe girls ventured a swim WJZ-NBC— 7:15, Phil Regan, Father Coughlin movements out George Janes, 48 Fairfield St. The project, aa proposed by the White. Cavarretta slipped on tho 6:15— Jamea Farrell. press tho people with a hatred of drums start rolling in Africa, Hart­ Regina DTtalla Members to Ob­ Miss Margaret McLean of 66 Pine In the Burf while toe others looked tenor; 8, Nickelodeon; 8:45, Hen­ through tbe west. James Adamson, 26 W. Middle local FERA office will cost $383.30 Louis F. MIgnerey of Danbury, soggy grass as ho took the relay street, daughter of toe late Mr. and 6:30— Eddie Casey, Football Fore­ 55 TOWNS OF STATE and will provide a Job for one man. war and a love of peace.” ford negro men and women are vol­ serve Foutb Birthday in on rather skeptically. The party re­ drik Willem van Loon; 9:30, Roy A Oureblng traveler will find no Turnpike, Phone 6355. ox-state Senator and retired hat from Demaree and was unable to Mrs. Alexander McLean, was mar­ casts. Shield orcheatra; 10, NBC Sym­ substantial evidence anywhere of Vat 69 Scotch President Roosevelt’s remark that unteering their eervlcea to make Banquet Sunday. make a throw to the plate. Gehring­ turned home at a late hour Sunday 6:45—Clif Benson and Bea Rohan. Charles Carlisle, 96 Norman S t, tho United States Is determined to hoapltal supplies for the Red Cross manufacturer and for many years a ried on Tuesday, October 1, to John evening. phony; 11:30, Joe Rinea orcheatra. WARNED ON P W A D E U Y political importance of wealtb-ahar- Tel. 7662. prominent flguro in Republican poli­ er hit a high « y over the right field O. Pentland, of East Center atreet. 6:55— Musical Interlude. What to expect Friday: ing or Coughlin organizations. Un­ "avoid those perils that endanger for Ethiopia. This organization la A delicious luncheon was served 7:00— Myrt and Marge. Fritz H. Johnson, 84 Clinton St, Fifth Bottle HOSPITAL NOTES tics in the wertem part of the state, wall but it was swept into foul ter­ The ceremony was performed at 5 NBC-CB8 and MBS—2:15 p. m. doubtedly they exist, but they are our peace with the world" brought not connected with the American Regina D’ltalla society will cele­ ritory Just before leaving the park. by tbe hostess at toe close of toe 7:15—Police Headquarters. Tel. 4314. 3.09 died at hla home Wednesday room­ o’clock by too Rev. Robert A. Col- World Series from Chicago. not Important enough to be beard or expreaslons of agreement from sev­ Red Cross, brate the fourth anniversary of its Gehringer singled to center scoring meeting and "ebadow lady" gifts 7:30—Kate Smith. Will Lose Grants Unless They MUton E. Flab, 863 Lake St, Tel. Mariano Sapienza of 2 Rogers eral quarters todav. The local committee for Ethiopia ing after a week’s illness with a pltts, formerly pastor of tbe South WEAF-NBCJ—11 a. m., Musio Ap. noticed." Rosedale 82-13. organization by a banquet on Sun­ Cochrane. The third straight Tiger were distributed at this time. 7:45—Boake Carter. predation Hour starts eight year Are Legally Accepted by Flaee, R ob ert; Breen______of______78 Florence_ Senator Davis (R., Pa.), although has been partly formed already In heart affliction. Methodist church, at hia home, 29 8:00—Harv and Esther with Eddie What may well prove to be aa It la toe dasire of the chairman day at the Sub Alpine club on Eid- bit had the Tiger crowd in an up­ Newcomb Road, Melrose, Moss. The The next monthly meeting of toe (also WJZ-NBC); 2 p. m.. Magic November 1, Says Hoffman. ftreet, Michael knd Josephine Capel. questioning some other policies support of the National Comnilttee Mr. MIgnerey was bom in Etabon, roar and the Cub infield gathered club will be held on November 6, at Bergnuin, Jack Arthur, Audrey hlatorio gathering of delegatee from that toe committee members meet Io of 183 Hilliard atj-cet, Mildred on Red Cross for Ethiopia. France, Sept 27. 1861 and came to rldge street. Dinner will be served single ring ceremony was used. of Speech; 6:15, Mary Small. Towiuend Clubs from all over our touched on by-the-President on hla around. Root. Greenberg smashed a toe home ot Miss Evaline Pentland Marsh, Rhythm Girls and Victor Hartford, OcL 3.—A P )—Officlala with him on Friday evening October William Penn Rye McNeil of 153 Walnut street were trip westward, said: "I'm strong Plans for raising funds and desig­ the United States at the age of 10 St 12 noon and Osano win ■ cater. The bride was costumed in brown Arden’s Orchestra. WABC-CBS— 1:80, Jan Savltt or­ repubUo will convene in Chicago, 11th at 7 p. m. one hour before our home run high into the open stemds on Foster street. cheatra; 6. H. V. Kaltenborn; 6:45, of 65 Ck)nnecticut towna considered admitted from the hospital clinic to­ for the President when he savs he’s nating hospital supply contributions and settled in* Great Barrington, Invitations have been sent to a num­ off left field. The Tiger first base- and gold, with accessories to match 8:30—Atwater Kent Radio Hour — October 24th to 27to. The aim of regular meeting so that we can tab­ day. not going to get us into anv foreign will be announced Sunday at 3 p. m Mass. He later moved to Danbury ber of the business men of the town, and corsage of qrchlds. Following Grete Steukgoid, soprano. . Loretta Lm . tedav a warning that their com­ tha leaders Is to show the world and ulate the returns. man scored behind Gehringer and WJZ-NBC—9 a. m.. Breakfast munities may lose toe benefit PW A Rena LanpoUl of Staiford Springs, entanglements. It's a God-given at n meeting in Phillips Temple M where be since has made bis home. as well as to the presidents o f alt waa given a terrific cheer. toe ceremony too hostess, Mrs. Col- 9:00—<^mel Caravan—Glen Gray's especially our own people how tbe Thank you Mr. Editor for the Bacardi Rum Walter Keeney, Jr., of 718 North E. Church. other Italian societies. A ll mem­ pitts, assisted by her daughter. Miss Orchestra, Walter O'Keefe, and COub; 12:80 p. m., Farm and Home grants, already approved, unless first convention of Townsend Clubs thing that we are not In the League In Danbury he learned the trade ol There was another consultation of EVANGEUST DISCUSSES Hour; 5, Recreation Congress. space allotted. Main street were admitted and Mar- of Nations or tied up In the World The Rev. Alfred Lambert, rector batter and for the past 40 years be bers of the Regina D’ltalla society Cubs in the middle of the diamond. Lieota Oolpltta, served a bridal Ted Husing. they legally accept the grants by ever held in the greatest convention November 1. Sincerely, ^ rle Ames of 19 Lilac street, Mrs. Court." of St. Monica's Episcopal church, has been employed in that Industry. with their families are expected to Root was taken out ot the box and luncheon. 9:30.r-“To Arms For Peace". city of toe United States can spread Andrew EUiaon, Chairman. William Boehm and infant son of 15 Senator Black (D„ Ala.), said the will preside os chairman of the com­ A t the time of hla death he waa attend. ^ replaced by Roy Hensbaw, a dimin­ Mr. and Mrs. Pentland upon their THE COMING OF CHRIST 10:30—March of Time. The’ warning was sounded at a toe truth that will irreslstably and Duff Gordon slllly 1.49 Edmund street, Mrs. Peter Zaleskt people are In accord with the presi­ mittee. Mrs. Sidney M. Johnson is senior member ol the Bethel Hat Mrs. Rena Monti, president of the utive southpaw. Root's downfall return from an extended motor trip 10:45— Clyde Barrie, baritone. MAY ORGANIZE WIVES meeting here yesterday by State inevitably make tbe whole nation and infant son of Buckland, and Mrs. dent's views and "will uphold him In secretary. Manufacturing Company in Bethel, society, has appointed the following marked the fourth time be has fall* torougb the New England states, 11:00—Yankee Network News Ser­ I'W A Engineer Leslie Hoffman who free from poverty, by laying plans Paul Krupen and Infant daughter of maintaining them to the limit." "Quite a few volunteers for the Conn. committee to make arrangements: ed to aui;vive a World Series attack. will live in one of toe suites of toe Nazarene Preacher Admonisl^ vice. emphasized also that all Connecti­ that will bring about toe enactment ■work have come in so far”, Mrs. ~:15— Guy Lombardo's Orchestra. cut projects must be under contract of Townsend old age annuity plan. McENEUY'S ORCHESTRA 91 Autumn street were discharged Senator Norris (R.. Neb.), said: Mr. MIgnerey was elected a Coun­ Mrs. Mary Coma, chairman'; Mrs. The veteran right-hander was Gcntennial apartments at 58 Chest­ es His Congregation to Be OF LABOR UNIONISTS B & G St. Julien Wine 1.39 today. *We roust keep out of a world war Johnson said today. M. D Beletti, Mrs. A. Deloccbio, blasted by the Athletics in 1929 on nut street 11:30—Dick "Hot Cha” Gardiner's by Dec. 15. The acceptance deadline To date tha Townsend Club of It la pointed out that the purpose cilman in Danbury in 1901 and took On Guard for Next Comings Orchestra. The hospital census today is 41 pa- as we ought to have kept out of the an active port In muntclpai affairs Mrs. D. Falchette, Mrs. Antolnetta two occasions and battered by Ruth, Tbe bride was for a number ot Ol Nov. 1 has been set to insure this, Manchester bos seven hundred and Uenta. of the Red Ci-usa for Ethiopia is Gehrig and company in 1932. Hoffman said. HERE TOMORROW NIGHT former World War." for 20 years.'In 1919 ho was elected Piero, Miss Rose PaganI, Mite A. years employed in tbe business office sixty-four members. We find it purely one of mercy, and all eem- Goslln walked. Fox lined to Her­ A. F. of L. Has Plan for Forma­ Hoffman warned the town offl- Alderman. He was elected Represen­ Grandi. Investigators for the cor­ of the Manchester Memorial hospital Rev. Otho Schwab, Nazarene very difficult to contact each mem­ FLAGS AT HALF STAFF blance of propaganda or taking is­ poration of the eoclety ore'Mrs. man and the Cubs completed an easy and later in a secretarial capacity Evangelist of Kansas City now con­ tion of Auxiliaries to Back dsls, "unless your towns can have ber as about one seventh of the tative in 1924 and again in 1926 and " Liquor Hours ON STATE BLTLDIN08 sue in the Itallan-Ethioplan trouble Mary L«a and Mrs. Theresa Narret- double play, Herman to Cavarretta, with a Hartford concern. TTie ducting a series ot revival meetings their projecta under contract by membership take toe offieial Town­ Tomorrow night at the School served on many important commlt- Up Union Action. Red Crpwn Gin JEWELS ARE STOLEN is carefully avoided. to. I f there are any other Italian as Goslin was caught off base. bridegroom la too well known floriit in tbe Church of toe Nazarene gave December 15, and In fairness to tbe send paper. Therefore tbe remain­ street Recreation Building a capacity A t the same time an entirely dls teea in the General Assembly. In Rogell grounded out, Hensbaw to 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Hartford, Oct 3.— (A P )—Gover- residents who desire to attend the and a partner in toe Park Hill Flow­ a stirring sermon lost night on toe WBZ-WBZA other ConnecUcut towns whose pro­ ing alx-seventbs know very little of crowd la -expected to be on band to sor Wilbur L. Cross ordered the tlnct organization, the League of 1928 be was elected State Senator. Cavarretta. er Shop, 913 Main street subject 'Ts Christ Coming in 1935 T" Atlantic City, N. J.. Oct. 8.— (A P ) what is going on in toe movement. Fifth Bottle banquet, they are requested to get Springfield — Boeton jects have been approved but no welcome that famous master of tags on all state buildings to be FROM GIMBEL HOME Struggle for Negro Rights, an­ As State Senator-elect In lp28, Mr. in touch with any member of the Four rune, four bits, no errors^ Rev. Schwab, who with bis wife h u —Organization of toe wives of union Last Friday evening we elected Daily 89c Daylight Saving Time grants made,' we ahall consider town at half staff today out of rc- nounced ita next open air meeting on MIgnerey managed a free employ­ above committee. none left. spent toe past nine months touring transferring tbe grant to these Mathias Spless to represent us in rhythm Ed. J. McBMelly in bis first ment bureau in his horns city for workers in a national aasociation, •pect to the memory of former the question of the defense of Ebttal- After the dinner there will be SEC»ND INNING Europe and Asia Minor is convers­ towns on'toe 'reserve' tlsL’’ Chicago as our delegate. Mr. Spless personal appearance in Manchester opla will be held tomorrow at 7:30 three years and later served as pay­ CUBS: Hartnett bounded out, pledged to toe objectives of the labor Sovemor Weeks who died at Mld- Greenwich, Oct. 3— (A P )—Jewels dancing from 4 to 9 o'clock to music ant with the present conditions • Thureday, October 8. is well known, is on investigator of in several years. From tbs gsnsrsi Oetown. of undertermlned value were stolen p. m. Names ot Speakers were not master in the State Comptroller’s by OeorgetU’a orchestra. Sand­ Oebrlnger to Greenberg. Tbe Tiger ABOUT TOWN existing In Germany, France and movement is contemplated by toe no mean abtUW and wa may rest announced. P. M. NOTED SURGEON DIES comment heard after toe announce­ The governor issued the following office, assigned to the state highway wiches and other forms of refresh­ second baseman came in to moke a Italy and Northern Africa and bis Educational Division ot the Ameri­ assured that m sending Mr. Spiess ment of bia coming bare at last Napoleon Brandy ^ Y n ! m 3.75 tatement: early today from the home of 1:16—World series baseball game department with headquarters in ments will be served. All will be nice pick-up and throw. Demaree sermon last night was in tbe light can Federation of Labor. as our delegate we will be furnwied week's dance it can be assumed Bernard F. Glmbel. head of Glmbel Junior Thoughtful Circle of of Bible prophecy. — play-by-play description London, Oct. 8.— (A P )— Ernest "The aUte of ConnecUcut la- Brothers of New York. YORK STATE MAN TO HEAD Hartford. welcome to attend the dance. grounded out by tbe same route, A resolution was before toe Union with eveiy tangible fact not only in that’ a new attendance record will Mnts the passing of Frank Bentley King’s Daughters will hold its first The Evangelist quoted scriptuta by Harold Totten. Tv TyBon Kulrhead Little, 81, noted surgeon, Henry Provencher, 28, an em­ HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION He waa a member of Union Lodge, Oebrlnger to Greenberg. Cavarretta meeting of the season tomorrow Label Trades Department meeting our club but also in toe columns of be attained. Weeks who served the Common- grounded sbarply to Greenberg and describing tbe manner of toe return and Graham McNamee. died today. the Evening Herald. ploye of the Glmbel home, was ar­ A - F, 4k A. M. and of'Eureka Chap­ OONNEOnOUT WOMAN IS afternoon with toe leader. Mrs. 4:00—Betty and Bob. today prior to the general session McEneUy's reputation of produc­ Italian Vermouth 1.39 • ealth as chairman of the Board of St, Eouls, Oct. 3— (A P ) — Dr. ter, R. A. M. He was a director of was out on a nice play as Bridges of Christ to the earth. He admon- It is wsU knosrn by ths members ing toe beat in toe way of dance rested on a charge of taking an Claude W. Munger of the Grass­ IN SCULPTURE COMPETITION George F. Borst of Cambridge 4:15—Cbarlea, Sears, tenor. next week of toe national organiza­ He waa consulting surgeon to tbe rmetees of the Connecticut State the Savings Bonk of Danbury. Be­ canse over to take tbe toss from tbe labed bis llateners to "Be ready" for of too club that no duea or assess- rhythm le eufflclent reason why an Hospital at Middletown, aa Lieut, automobile without its owner's per­ lands hospital, Valhalla, N. Y., was street. After toe meeting an out­ the coming of Christ '‘For in such 4:30—Fascinating Rhythm— Ran- tion. It authorised dei>artraent offl- Royal National Ortoeopedle hospi­ mission and for questioning in con- sides bis wife, who was Miss Louise first baseman. menta are made and that the only overflowing crowd will be on hand Jovemor and Governor, and in oth- to bo formally named president­ Baltimore, Oct. 8— (A P ) — Six door dog roast supper will be en­ an hour os ye know not, toe Son of ny Weeks and h's Orchestra. dals to imdertake the formation of tal, senior surgeon to toe Royal Sur­ neetkm with the burglary-, C. Euvrard, Mr. MIgnerey Is eurvlv-. sculptors were named today for No runs, no bits, no errors, none joyed. an American Federation of Union money token in is what is taken et to make this return to Manchester ir capacities of honor and disUnc- elect of the American Hoapltal As­ ledt. Man will Come in all His Glory," 6 :00—^To be announced. gical Aid l^pciety, and conaulUng Provencher was quoted by jiollce ed by a son, Louis C. MIgnerey, of limited competition to decide which 6:15-Tlme. , Auxiliaries and a meeting for that our meeting which about meets our after many years an auspicious one. (on to the satisfaction of the peo- sociation at tho group's annual con­ TIGERS: Owen fanned. Bridges “How is Christ coming 7" inquir­ crthbpedic surgeon to Queen Mary's aa saying he discovered the burglary Danbury, and two daughters, Mrs. of them Bhall do an heroic statue A well children’s conference will 5:16—New England Agriculture — purpose early next year at Chicago expenses. Therefore in order to fl- This master of music bos developsd' •le. He possessed a delightful per- vention today. Dr. Munger woa grounded out. Hack to Cavarretta. ed toe preacher. He quoted scrip­ Convalescent AuxUiary hospitals, after being aroused by a noise at Fled H. Richard, of Danbury and commemorating the lost meeting of be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 E. J. RowelL or Waohington may be called. Qsnoe our delegate to toe Conven- an organlssUon to meet tbe require­ lonallty which won the friendship chosen by the association's nominat­ White walked. . Cochrane lifted a ture describing the coming ot Rrehampton, and to toe Ministry of 1:30 a. m. He drove to New York Mrs. Robert J. Dewey, of this town, Confederate Generals Robert B. Lee o'clock at too Health Center on 6:30—;KelIogg Singing Lady. I. M. Ornbum, secretary r f tbe de­ ttoo every member and friend Is ments of tbe present day demands WHATIVER LIQUO^YOUR TAStT ^ M I A I ^ if all who were associated with ing committee yesterday. The or­ short fly to Galan, who bad to come Christ as like ■unto "lightning.’ "Can Pensions. to notify Gimbel, who retuhied to and four grandchildren and two and Stonewall Jackson. The sculp­ Haynca street partment, aald there waa “no rea­ asked to donate something. No made by tbe dance public and with dm. He was my friend of many Greenwich. ganization elects Its president a in fast to prevent the wind from you dodge lightning?" Rev. Schwab 5:45—iLltUe Orphan Annie — child­ He was a Fellow of toe Royal matter bow small, be It a dime or a (•ars. I feel bia loss grievously, year in advance. Other officers great grandchildren. He alio leaves tors are Hans Schuler, Baltimore; son why toe wives of union mem­ hia ad tM knowledge he baa blended During Provencher’s absence, carrying the ball away from him. aaked. "You know yon cannot" hood playlet Society of Medicine, and waa elected dollar every donation will be gladly " I have ordered that the flags on chosen by the nominating group, in­ two brothers, H. J. MIgnerey, of Lee Laurie, Edward McCartan and Mias Doria Hutchinson, anasshet- "Like tbe twinkling of an eye" 6:0— Six O'clock Supper Show. bers should spend union-earned together one of toe leading orcbes- Mrs. Gimbel returned home and Faul Hamship, New York; F. Wil­ No runs, no hits, no errors, one a corresponding member of toe received and a record made of same. traa in the country. III BUte buildings be flown at half clude Dr. Albert W. Buck, superin­ Seattle, Wash., and Jules MIgnerey iat at the Manchester Memorial was another biblical expreaslon used 6:15— Radio Nature League. wages for goods made In sweat found the Je^^-els missing from her liam Slevers, Richmond, and Mrs. left. American Orthopedic Association in Members of toe Townsend Club of Tbe low admission price will pre­ jtaff.’' tendent of New Haven hospital. New of Great Barrington, Mass. hospital la attending the convention by toe Eh’ongeUst to denote the 6:80—Press-Radio News. home. Jamea Earle Frazer, Westport, THIRD INNING sl.ops and under non-union condi­ 1892. He waa toe author nf a history Manchester this ie your Job. Mr. vail and dancing will be from 1:80 Haven. Conn, third vice prerident. of toe American Hospital Aasocia- speed o f toe Second Advent of 6:35—Ray Jones. tions.” Pi&VAas/f/ The funeral will be held at his Ute cf the British Medical Association. Conn. CUBS. Hack walked. Bridges was tlon in S t Louis t ^ week. d u ls t Spless Is your dslsgats. Ihit your, until U dO . > MANUHIcai ll^ KVBNIWU HKKALU, MANCHKSTKR. a)N N „ IWUKSUAY, tHaVBlSK 8 ,1 9 8 6 . EIOBT m m - MAIL^DEIYERED M A N C H E ^ E R 'e v e n i n g HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THLR5DAT, bcTOBER 8 ,1981V U. 5 . Position as to War FORMER GOVERNOR 1-MINUTE SAFETY TALKS Kept Pact for 60 Years By DON HEROLO 1-2 HOUR LATER 8aa D1«(0, CaJlf^ O ct 8.—(AP)—■^try prayed that It might remain, un- WEEKSISDEAD They Would Not Marry Prcaldent Roosevelt In discussing-” entangled und free. This country seeks no conquest Cubs Blank Tigers On Wameke^s Superb Huriing ’'foreign wai^—• more potent danger ' ■ ■ ...... ,1 ^ . _ . . ,-mt -rerniTT,- ii ■ - i i ' -| i rr . .n ----* " * ...... i i ...... - ...... ,tz i -i— s— u 111 lupi ...... i i , ’ ’ at t>Thanksgiving rolls around hardly of the years. Sclihieling now is 30, a Today he stands, a taiyny figure Beacon street, Hartford, failed to The big fall Hike and Round-up Gosh, what Is the hurry, anyway? that Is done by the different clerks late date for ring comebacks, say 6 feet 1% Inches in height, weight complex. AB R H PO A since 1923 when hla wife, the for­ these figures from tables complied can be predicted at this early stage. Roth became a star in his own By EDWABO J. NEIL WhUe, cf .... impress the Police Court this morn­ will be held Saturday afternoon, Oc­ mer Helen L. Hubbard of Middle- by The Travelers Insurance Com­ Most of us are overproducing these and it Is expected that their new the ring-wise. 198, surveying the realm he seeks (AssocUtod Frees Sporta Writer) ing with his alibi, and was lined $25 tober 5th. Each troop is making Its days, in the first place, so why not schedule .will be in operation written to “Cheerio" about the party One thing we do know In this sec­ Joe Brings Back Prosperity to rule, a 21-year-pId "crown right last siinimer with convincing Cochrane, c , town, died, was prominent In local pany). next victories over Leonard Del Ocnlo Gchrlnger, 3b and costs and given a suspended jail own plans for supper.' In case of business circles. The Middletown The answer is: SPEED. ' •et's enjoy the scenery as we go 7 w?ek. and In his program that morning tion. however, and that Is that New There Is no one In sight with the prince" of the ring with a spectacu­ Detroit, Oct. 3.—(AP)—They had Manchester those who listened heard him read Blngland will furnish more good punch and prowess to stand between lar career behind and a dazzling and Davey Day, outstanding title to see them to bdleve them, the De­ Oreenberg, lb sentence of 10 days by Judge Ray­ rain the hike will be postponed until Savings Bank, which he has served They are giving us better cars When two cars whlct are merely contenders. October 19th. part of the letter and send bis best football and better teams than has Joe Louis and Champion James J. future ahead. troit Tigers of Mickey Cochrane, and Ooslln, If.... mond A. Johnson. as president, and the Middlesex As­ and better roads, these days, so we jogging along have a smash up, been the case for a number of years. Tony Is one of Father Time’s Fox, r t ...... Strom was Idcntlfled by employees Troop No. 1 surance Company, of which he was '.here are only dented fenders—not Date Book wishes to the party. Sandwiches, Braddock. That meeting is already Here’s Louis’ record: now it’s up to Tommy Bridaes, one think we are smarter and safer, and TRUCKING FIRM HERE Yale is preparing with re­ in the making. 1034 greatest ring enigmas. He Is 30 Getting the world series at Detroit off to a alszllng start, Augle Galan, of the finest curve ball pitchers In Rogell, BS ... of the Montgomery Ward company The first meeting of the year a director, were two of several local when we drive we drive to kill. dented skulls. cake and tea were served, the cake years old and has been fighting In opened with a get acquainted game being a big birthday cake decorated newed confidence, which Is stimu- The man who brought back the Result, spectacular young Chicago outfielder, i.s shown sliding Into second base the American League, to stop these Owen, 3b .... os the man who stole a suit valued inatltutloDS. with which he was , lated by her great victory over leather for ten years. His legs are Rowe, p at $23.95 frem the store about 7 p. In which the names of the new mem­ Identlfled. He was a trustee of Next Week with candles. Mrs. Mclllnger was million-dollar gate that was un­ Date Opponent Round for the first hit of the game, which was turned Into a two-bagger Impertinent Chicago Cubs If they’re NOW INCORPORATED Oct. 7.—Annual Town election at assisted by Mrs. Cora Hutkins, Mrs. Princeton in 1934. That game hinged with the departure of Jack July 4—Jack Kracken ,...K.O. I not as strong as they were a decade when Rogell, Detroit shortstop, was unable to field the ball. Oolan ever to be etopped short of basebaU’s m. Saturd^, September 14 and fled bers were learned. A game of "It" Wesleyan University for 15 years. Her cottage on the Green will be lifted Yale's morale tremendously, ago, but they are gatted fast enough Totals and "Shouting Title" followed. These The former governor leaves a sis­ Armory. Alice Hunt and Mra. Maurice Hurl- Dempsey from the squared ring docs July 11—Willie Davis ___ K.O. 3 scored later, starting the Cubs to their 3-0 win. world championship. from the store with It over bit arm. occupied by Mrs. Helen Jones Por­ Oct 12.—Annual Town meeting and with the return of 10 letter- not Intend to be idle, however. July 29—Larry Udell...... K.O. 2 to step around with the swiftest and Chicago ...... 200 000 001—8 He accounted for his frequent were new and so were enjoyed ter In Providence, R. I., a nephew WAPPING W. L. Fitzgerald Joined in Cor­ butt. Those present were Mrs. men,. which includes five good best of the younger crop. Detroit llatened to all those itories greatly. After attendance was taken in Marlon, Mass., and a niece, Mrs. ter and two sons while she Is away. at State Armory. Mary Ink, Mrs. Hattie Johnson, The cool clouter who could marry Aug. 13—Jack Kranz .... Won 8 Runs batted in, HartnetL Dem- visita to the store during the fort­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McDonald poration by Robert J. Gor­ Coming Events backs, Eli followers ore justified and fight, both in the epace of two Aug. 27—Buck Everett .. . K.O. 2 Lew Ambers, the Herkimer (N. ot Charley Grimm’s young upstarts, areo; earned runs, Chicago 2; two night preceding the theft with a In patrol corners, partners were Helen W. Parker, In Danielson. Mrs. Julia (jhamplln, Mrs. Jennie in Icmklng forward .with a degree Y.) buzz-saw, found that out last ot their 21-game winning streak chosen for several foik dances. Mrs. Wapplng Grange No. SO held a and daughter, Elaine, spent a few man and Leland T. Wood. Oct. 17-18.—State convention of Hunt, Mrs. Sarah Lyman, Miss Har­ hours, plans a honeymooning cam­ Sept. 11—Otto Borchuk .. K.O. 4 base hits, Qalan, Fox, Rowe; home story of meeting a 'lady friend" days- recently, including the week­ W. C. T. U. a t Center church house. of satisfaction. paign. Sept. 25—Adolph Wlater .. Won 10 May when Tony beat him in 15 that salted away the National run, Demaree; sacrifice, Un(latrom, Bickmore, who visited the troop, Frank B. Weeks, former lieuten­ "Booster Night" meeting last Mon­ riet Fuller, Mrs. Jennie Isbam, Mrs. Yale's success In a big way will rounds for the title. Since then League championship In the stretch, there. The night that the suit was taught a new song "White Coral day evening with about 120 people end, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. william L. Fitzgerald, local truck, Nov. 3.—Annual Conflrmand re­ Julia Little, Mrs. Nancy Porter, Miss For one who likes to fight and Oct. 24—A rt Sykes ...... K.O. 8 Caverretto, Herman; left on hoses, taken, he told the court this morn­ ant governor and then governor to Harold R. Gray. depend on how many capable re­ likes to travel, the program mapped Got. 30—Jncl: O’Dowd .... K.O. 2 Canzonerl has had four 10-round Chai^lie Root Rowed Way of the fire and doah, s m s and non­ Chicago 5, Detroit 8; baas on bolls, Bells.” The people who owe for fill the place made vacant by the present. There were Patrons from man, yesterday filed with the secre­ union at Emanuel Lutheran church. Edith Sawyer, Chester Lyman, Hu­ serves can be developed, as the non-title bouta against much ing, be laid hit top cost over a chair badges are requested to pay as Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell had as tary of the state papers of Incorpor­ out by Mike Jacobs, under wnose Nov. 14—Stantoy Boreda.. K.O. 1 chalance of youth. But you can’t ex. off Wameke 4 (Oreenberg, OoaUiu In the aisle near the suit racks while death of Governor George L. Lllley Vernon and Ellington Granges. bert Little, Henry Isham, William number of good men who have aegis Joe will do his battling, must Nov. 30—Charles Maasera K.O. 3 younger opponents and won them pect people who fought Dizzy Dean Owen, Oebringer); strike oute, ^ w s soon as possible. A Court of Honor In April, 1909, was not a native of There was a short opening service, guests on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. ation under the name of William L. Bertsch and Edgar Newberry. proved themselves is not large. loom Ideal. Dec. 14—Lee Ramagc .... K.O. 8 all. 8 (Oslan, Hartnett, Jurges 3, Dem- waiting for ‘'date" to appear. was held at which It was decided-to with a song of welcome by all, and Coulan and four children of West Fitzgerald, Inc. The capital Is to rnd his St. Louis rough necks He grabbed the top coat hurriedly Middletown although moat of his LONDON CROWDS EXCITED Mra. W alter Libby of Chester, Ducky Pond and Greasy Neale First, there le a visit to bis 1935 Roth plans to let Tony do the Lirough seven bitter games Only a area, Cavarretta 2, Hack), Wameksi' take the troop registration from the life was spent there where were his a roll-call of all the officers. The Hartford, also Mrs, Warren Powell be $50,000 and the par of the shares Conn., and Mrs. Belle Lane of New have inspired the confidence mother with hla bride. Then glimpses Jan. 4—Patsy Perron! .... Won 10 leading for the first few rounds to Back To Pitching Glory from the chair and "walked fast, treasury. The meeting closed with of Lunenburg, VL $100. The company starts business year ago to be worried by a lot of 1 (White); double plays, Cochrans business in crests for many years. subject was, "What has the Grange Haven called a few days ago on Miss which goes to make success, and of the IVorld Series In Detriilt. Jan. 11—Hans Blrkle ...... K.O. 10 find out what the "old man" has. youngsters, even If the youngsters end Oebringer; passed ball, Cooh-. real fast” out of the door and left a good night circle. The scouts meant tc me?" Mrs. Hattie Lane Friends from Darien were Sun­ with $4,000 paid in. The Incorpora­ OVER “WAR” BULLETINS Harriet Fuller. my feeling la that Yale will be a watching bis favorite Tigers In ac­ Jan. 22—Lee Ramoge .... K.O. 2 Then, if Roth is sUU on his feet and In bis automobile. He denied taking Brooklyn, N. Y.. was Mr. Weeks' tors are William L. Fitzgerald, HEBE ABB STATISTICS ore good. t rone; umplrss, Mortorty at piau;' who wish to walk to the Round-up birthplace and the time was Janu­ read a letter from the National day visitors at the home of Dr. C. J. Miss Catherine Chrlstbllf of New hard team to defeat. tion. Mar, 8—Donald Barry .... K.O. 8 able . t o navigate, he is ning t o turn Quigley (NL) first base; MoOowoB a suit will meet at the Center, Saturday, Master, Louis J. Taber. There was Robert J. Gorman and Leland T. In Boston, which at one time OF THE OPENINa GAME But now the Tigers know, and un­ ary 20, 1854. He was the son of Douglas. (Oontinned from Page One) York has been spending a few days A November Boat Mar. 28—Natle Brown .... Won 10 on the pressure. The fight is sched­ Boat Ride to Australia Got! less Bridges can do somstblng today (AL) second boss; Stork (NL) third Strom was identlfled by Miss Lil­ at 3 o'clock. Daniel L. Weeks and Frances M. instrumental music by Wallace and Wood, a t her cottage on the Green. was considered the metropolis of Late in November Joe will step Apr. 18—Roy Laser ...... K.O. 3 uled for 15 rounds. time 1:51. lian I. Johnson clerk In the store, Scribe. P. S. Woodniff. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore House Mr. Fitzgerald owns a fleet of football, three good teams are in DetrolL O ct S.—(AP)—The against 36-year old Chorlla BooL the Edwards. Elmer Hall. The speaker of the and children, Stanley and Shirley ol yesterday’s speech of Premier Mus­ Little Leon Tatro has been suffer­ Into the ring again a t the New York Apri 24—Biff B enton...... K.O. 2 Roth Wiu get $4,000 for his and of who Insisted be took a suit of cloth­ Troop 2 evening was Rev. Hollis French, automobile trucks and to this he has ing from an abscess in his ear. prospect — Harvard, Boston Col­ (Tollseum, Indoor, arena seating 20,- Apr. 27—Roacoe Toles .... K.O. 8 the purse. He' is so confident of Veteran Cnb Hurler’s Soup total figures, showing a total oldest man on the Chicago boll club, Mr. Weclia came to Middletown East Hampton, were dinner guests just added 'k boat which he purchas­ solini In Rome in which he said he paid attendance of 47,391 and tha 1935 World Bstlsa will bead for spssd boll sang ovtr corosra, hta. ing from the rack. ^ rs . William J Captain Durkee called the sec­ in early life and in 1875 he married who was greatly appreciated. This of Miss Daisy White Sunday. Mr. Perfect attendance at Hop River lege, and Boston University. At 000. Already, two fighters have aide- May 3—wmie D av is...... K.O. 2 winning the title by a knockout B^dwin, a customer In the store, ond meeting of Troop 2 to order was followed by all singing with ed In New York to be used to carry did not believe true Britons would Medford, Tufts is preparing for stepped this bout But no matter May 5—Gene Stanton .... K.O. 8 that be is reported to have bet one- receipts of $146,483, for the first its three game session in Chicago crackling curve and screw boll dip­ Miss lielcr L. Hubbard. From 1880 House is In the poultry business and freight from New York city to approve of sanctions against-Italy. village school for September was as Bone Working Better Than | said she saw a man take a suit and Monday. We had a horseshoe for­ to 1895 he was a member of the clasped hands "Bring back my Bon­ follows: George Naumec, Thomas another undefeated season. whom j^e faces, the arena will be June 25—Prlmo Camera .. K-0. 6 quarter of that amount be will game of the World Series, fol­ Friday with the American Leogua ped around the edges. mation and collected dues. Next, we has just bought 800 day-old Barred Hartford. The British government was offi­ Harvard has 22 lettermen re­ low: champions banging on tbs ropes. Ths Tigei-s’ widely heralded G-, leave the store but was unable to grain firm of Coles and Weeks. nie to me.” An essay by Walter Hock chicks of R. W. Bishop of Noble, Frank Sorokolit, Mary Nau­ packed, for the fans will turn out Aug. 7—Klnkfl."ih Levlnsky K.O. 1 knock out Tony before the tenth positively identify Strom because the reviewed our knots and discussed N. Foster and read by Mrs. Foster For some time Mr. Fitzgerald has cially Informed from Geneva of Em­ porting, accompanied by a good to see Louis, the man-klller. Sept. 24—Max B a e r...... K.O- 4 round. Plsysra share—$74,170.33. There's a terrific suspicion abroad men— Oebringer, Oreenberg and' In 1895 Mr. Weeks was appoint­ Guilford, who has the reputation of been doing the freighting and truck­ peror Haile Selassie's declaration mec, Marjorie Noble, Jennie Poplaw- freshman team from 1934. From Ever; Makes Fourth Series Commissioner’s share —$21,- man she saw had a small mustache. different matters of business. After ed by Governor Coffin on the Con­ followed. A quartet favored with ski, Emma Strickland. At West Then the tour ■will start—and ox- Matches engaged in, 25; won by "1 could lick Tony two years ago that they’re rips for a long count 0<:slln—looked like something ths singing "The Golden Sun" anil having the best strain of Barred ing in the Hartford district for the that Italian planes had bombed the standpoint of material It la hlbitlons are out. knockout, 21; won by decision 4. 814.80. r!£ht now, but no one will come out Department of Justice bod mowed In court tills morning, Strom, necticut commission to the Atlanta two songs and there was a sketch Rocks in the United States. Aduwa with civilian casualties. St.: Merrill Scott, Eugene Scott, when I worked for him", said Roth. small and dapper, was clean shaven "Taps" we had the Goodnight Cir­ by Alfred H. Stone and Harold Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea considered the best in a member “I’ll keep punching until those Start Today. Total for clubs and league— aiid say t ^ t definitely until Bridges down with machine guns hi a theater cle. Exposition. Upon its organization The Well Child Conference at He­ Company. Authoritatively, It was announced Philip Mazanik, Emil, Charles, Ste­ of years. Added to this, the $49,446.22. and Insisted he never had a mus­ he was elected president and the Hart Refreshments of doughnuts, ven, John and (Christine Ssdlon, Bet­ candy legs iff bis fold under him.” who beat Dizzy Dean lost fall in St. sUsy. Scribe, May Griswold. bron will be held at the Town Hall, that today's developments. If borne squad Is to be bandied by the old Total recalpts—$148,483. Louis, has had bis fling. Between them they hit jiui: two tache. But Policeman David F. Gaill- varied display of the state's prod­ apples and milk chocolate were out In fact, constituted a violation of ty Cobb, Barney Kassman, Samuel muster, Dick Harlow. gan, who, with Detective Sergeant Troop 4 served to all, after which games Friday, October 11, from 2 to 4 Paid attendance—47,301. Tommy may not gat around to it bails out of the Infield, slmme out­ The first meeting of Troop 4 was ucts was attributed to his energy p. m. Article X'V of the League Covenant Kassman, Amelia Mlchalik, Susie These fhetora arc sufficient to Detroit, Oct, 3.—(AP)—(Jhartle Peter A. Anderson of the Hartford and enthusiasm In interesting man­ were played and dancing was en­ DISTILUNG P U N T OPENS under which nations must refrain Mlchallk, Leonard, Donald and Lu­ Justify high hopes on the part of RooL the man nominated to crack today, because the weatherman. field files. Oreenberg and Ooslln got police, arrested Strom, said Strom held at the Lincoln School, Friday. ufacturers In thi. exhibits. joyed. About 20 Christian Endeavorers Mowing alternately hot and cold, dry two of the four walka Warneks al­ Septmeber 27th. Captain Burdick went from Hebron Center to attend from aggressive hostilities while cius Robinson. The attendance at Harvard adherents, for it may Local Man Starts 21st ENTHUSIASMRISES the whip over the Tigers today In I’ve always been on a losing ball had a mustache then. His political life began as a mem­ The home department of the Fed­ the League Is attempting to concili­ this latter school was 90.5 per cenL presage a return to the eminence and wet, for the past couple of lowed, and tlisy come together In the introduced our new Lieutenant. Miss ber of the Middletown Common erated Sunday school had a very the Tri-County Union meeting at IN AMSTON, EMPLOYS 25 the second act of tbs World Series club ever since 1 started playing weeks, has turned w c»y again. The fourth, when Lon was trying a bit Miss Johnson testified that Strom Klssman. The following Patrol the Marlborough Congregational ate a dispute. of the Percy Haugbton era, which ball, counting dsfssta In World Bs' nad been In the store nearly every Council for two terms. He also enjoyable social last Tuesday after­ It was said that the League was the golden age of Harvard show, really rowed his way back to skies looked like ths ’Tiger worship­ too hard to tear ths comers. Leaders and Corporals were elected: served as president of the Chamber noon at the Wapplng Community church Sunday evening, Edward A. AS CUBS GAIN WIN pitching fame and another chanos. lies as being on the losing side, but pers, shout to break Into tears a t Hartnett, looking Uke somathing, oay during the two weeks before the Patrol 1—Patrol Leader, Marjorie Smith furnishing transportation in Council now must determine PLAN BIG MEETING football. the old worm seems to have turn* suit was stolen and said that all the of Commerce.' In 1004 Mr. Weeks church house. There were about David Hayes, of East Hartford, whether there has been an Italian Year As Grid Official A year ago, the stout-heart of the any moment. Showers through the prehistoric In bis ontcblng po^- Mitchell; Corporal, Marion Montlr. was chosen a presidential elector. twenty-five present. There was a hla truck, (Chicago Cuds was labeled a "woeh- od for me. If Root has bis usual clerks believed he was a "spotter'' Patrol 2—Patrol Leader, Mary Formerly of This Town, resort to war while the Council was Boston U, Goes Places Under stuff today, the Tigers will find him night, and more forecast today, left waddled out to him end saiS: At the Republican state convention short program, an address of wel­ Mr. and Mrs. George Case of drawing up the requisite reporL TO DISCUSS Hnniey Chicago, Oct. 8.—(AP)—WbUe cd up" pitcher. Hti bosses put him some possibility of a postponement "Listen, Vmaie, quit trying to from the New York office and paid Miner; Corporal, Florence Salmon- come by the superintendent, Mrs. South Windsor were callers on Heads New Organization. mh I Drake University at Dee Moines, on the shelf and forgot about him tough because he’s a side arm particular attention to him. sen. Patrol 3, - Patrol Leader, Mar- in 1008 he was nominated Ueuten- Violates Covenant Boston College under her new ' Iowa, in 1914, with a Liberal Arte the ticket speculators cooled off, pitcher with a fast sinker, 1 wish before the battle shUU to Chicago. siiave 'em so thin, ,md just bcava it ant-governor. When Governor Lll­ Annie V. Collins, singing of several friends here Sunday. If the Cjouncil so decides, it was coach, "Dlnny" McNamara, has Christie McCormick Has Um­ Chicago Cubs fans today swatted Biter they bad tried to trade him If that happens the clubs will stay up hers. Ths.v can’t bit ’em anyway.” Although waiting on another cus­ iorle Ol.son; Corporal, Margaret songs by all, and a duet by Rev. The Yorkshire Distilleries, located (OonUnned from Page One) {degree and was graduated from off In job lots on lost winter’s play­ it would get warm so the fans tomer at the time, she watched him Turck. After dues had been col­ ley died in April, 1909, Mr. Weeks Sunday callers at the home of at Amston, started operation yes­ stated that this constitutes a viola­ an abundance of strong veteran ‘ Drake's law school In 1923. For the return of their idols with would take off their coats in left right hare until tMaseeond game has A prophet, that Hartnett, If ever became governor. Upon his as­ and Mrs. Carter, after which games Mr. and Mrs. George F. Kibbe were material which may be the makings mounting entbualaam. er mart And then Cbarlts took a while be stood by the suits and saw lected Court of Honor was held terday vi(lth a force of 25. The new tion of Article X n of the Covenant, pired Football Games in three years he played tackle and boat rids—to Australis. field. Then he'd be a cinch. Hs been played. there was one; sumption of the office Attorney were played and refresh.nents were Mrs. Emma Leonard and Mrs. company was Incorporated a year as a result of which Article XVI— lleved It doubtful that the larger in­ of on outstanding team. With police, detectives and depart­ Wameke Brilliant Today's starting lineups: him take one from the rack, she while others practiced songs. The General Marcus H. Holcomb gave served. The social was closed by dustries, such as automobiles and Boston University without doubt end alternately and after bis grad­ "And I rowed all the way back throws them from left field." said. She testified to having followed meeting clo.sed by singing "Taps." Thomas Blake and daughter. Miss ago, the chief owner being David the sanctions article—must be Im­ uation returned to bli alma mater ment ot Internal revenue men lurk­ With one fall to their credit, Chicago (N) Cotrolt (A) an opinion that under the law Mr. singing "Blest be the tie that Nancy of Middletown, also Mr. Hayes of the Suilivan-Hayes Com­ mediately operative against Italy. steel, would be Interested. will have the best team In Its his­ East and West Since Grad­ ing about to aiscourage scalpers, and got the old soup bone working him to the street curb whore she saw •Scribe, Marjorie Olson. binds." Berry’s efforts to promote In­ tory. This will be Coach Pat Han­ as assistant coach in 1920, spending like It never did belore," explained thanks to the brilliant pitching of Oalan, If White, cf Troop 0 Weeks assumed the full title of Blake, Sr., Mrs. Blake's fatlier-in pany, coal dealers, in Burnside, and This, declared an authority, la the three years there In this capacity. ticket prices showed signs of coming Icng Lon Warneks, now tbs undis­ Hsrmtn, 3b Cochrane, e him get Into a small roadster and governor arid not that of acting A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. law of White Beach, Mrs. Sherwood dustrial cooperation appeared today ley’s second year at the helm. He has Charlie as he took a man's size bite drive away. She was unable, she The meeting opened with a discus­ a former Manchester man. consiejered opinion of the British During this time too, he bandied down to earth. Wbera operators GREATEST PROS SEEK puted hurling champion of Arkan­ L’ndstrom. cf Oohrlnger, 3b governor. This point was definitely Harry Prior of South Windsor last Raymond of New Britain, Mr. and government.* t have smoothed over, temporarily, a veteran team plus a great group uation from Drake; Likes were holding out yesterday for as at a plug of probably the atrongest said, to get the registration of the sion of patrols. Patrol Leaders and week at the Hartford hospital. The new plant cost $200,000 to at least, troubles that threatened of sophomores. He has perfected a many games In the Mississippi Val­ sas, the Cub kids ere on top and plan Hartnett, c Oreenberg, lb cleared later by constitutional Mrs. Walter Atwater of Berlin and build and equip and will have an The task of the League Ckiuncll, In ley, the Big Six and Western Con­ high as 175 for three game box seat chewing tobacco that ever was car because of a car parked double. Corporals were elected. About amendment (XXXIV) providing Mrs. Harriet Newberry fell last to break out because of bis appoint­ coaching organization- of merit, strips, today's quotation was $50. tucked awsy in a "ha man’s" pants. INDIANAPOLIS TITLE to etay there. They knew Wsmeke, Demaree, rf Goiltn, It twenty-seven girls attended the sec­ Mrs. .i^lUlam Woods and her output of 75 barrels of whiskey a Its meeting Saturday, will be to de­ ference. pitching brilliantly, would shut out Cavarrette, lb Robert Olcutt, 31, of 171 Churen that succession to the governorship week and received painful injuries daughter. Miss Lillian Jones of day. The new company has a sell­ termine whether Italy has com­ ment to what might be considered a which, aided by a great Influx of to See Game Opened Up. Grand stand strips were offered at "Tell you what I did. 1 bad de­ Fox, rf street, Hartford, charged with steal­ ond .meeting held at the Green by the lieutenant-governor in ease to her face and eyct dominant position In NRA. Berry goeid material last fall, has made the He came East In 1920 and has $30 as compared to the opening de­ veloped a roll of fat across my the Tigers as he did, 3 to 0, allowing Hack. 3h Rogell. ss School. The Girl .Scout Laws were Amston. Other recent guests were ing force of 10 men In their employ mitted an act of war. officiated in this section since then. ing an .. . O" v-as sentenced to of death or disability of the gover­ Miss Mary Pllkin, who has been Mr. and Mrs. William Worthington and expects to start making de­ The British government was im- apparently is centering on the task Terriers formidable to the degree mand ot $50. shoulders. It botliared my windup. Indianapolis, Oct. 3.—(AP)—A but four bits, handcuffing the slug- Jurges, as Owen, 3b jail for r," H. V rrested late repeated and the meeting closed. spending her two weeks vacation In to which be was assigned by Presi­ that all Now ngland is watching Mr. McCormick has resided In field including most of the world’s gera who tore the American pennant Rout, p Bridges, p . Scribe, Elsie Hcatlcy. nor should carry with It the full of Walhngtord. The Kibbes bad as liveries on October 15. deratood to feel that the situation Christie B'. McCormick of 78 The Cubs’ workmahlike 3 to 0 So, coming back from AustraUs, I IkEt night P.jU ^ Lieutenant Wll- I title and responsibilities of the of- Redding, Mass., and in New York dent Roosevelt before die latter left with much Interest. Manchester for more than four victory over the Tigers at Detroit rowed on a rowing machine all the greatest professionals began play race ap art Cowan (A) first base; Stork (N) Troop 0 dinner guests Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Amston is In the town of Hebron, and the facts probably will be clari­ for the west coast rather than 6n Washington street is now starting years and Is a lawyer with a Hart­ ha:',;; A. Barron otid Consuble Sed- I lice. City has returned to her home In Gus John of Hollis, L. I., and Mrs. being separately incorporated and fied officially and completely by In 1934 Tufts College was one yesterday, and Lon Wameke's bril­ way. I got It off and think I got hers today In the 72-hole, $5,000 In­ The Chicagoans have their fingers iFCond base; Moriarty (A) third rick Straughan in Hartford. The-regular meeting of Tioop 9 > Mr. Weeks declined to have hla South Windsor. NRA administration. Of the few undefeated teams In his twenty-first season as a football ford Insurance company. He Is sec­ liant pitching were discussed and more steam than I ever had." dianapolis open golf tournament. crossed today, however. 4 base. was held at the South Methodist Alice Worthington and daughter, was at one time the home of a small Saturday, allowing the council to Three key men resigned about the country. It has been coached retary of the Central Connecticut This morning In court Olcutt name used in the next Republican' Next Sunday 1s Rally Day and Mrs. Percy Cooley 'of Rockville. .automobile manufacturing company. proceed on reliable Information. official and he predicts that 1935 rcdlscussed. After the game wager­ The Cubs, notably Manager The huge entry list—more than There may be trepldltlon—If these church. Monday night. It opened convention for governor and at Old Home Day. In the church the same time Berry was named, by Lewis Manley, a Wooster Col­ will result in increased Interest Association of FcK)tball Officials, ing odds shifted from even money Charlie Grimm, knew something 300—made It necessary to divide young, high and hard riding baseball pleaded guilty to taking from Main with the horseshoe formation and Perfect attendance In the gram­ Prime Minister Bald'wln was a t 10 and although these resignations lege (Ohio) product, who has which is sponsoring the meeting of street here Saturday night, an auto­ later periods dcullned to stand as a school there Will be a united ses­ mar room. Hebron Green school, for Downing street when the news ot among spectators, coaches and to 9 to 5 on the (Jubs to win the had happened to their "grandpap- the field, one-half playing the first cr.ssacks know anything that ap­ saluting the flag. We then did some sion, and programs will be present­ were said to have been planned in been doing a fine job. Tufts again state scholastic and colleglats grid series. py" when the SS-year-old veteran 18 holes today and tbs other play­ proaches concern—In the hearts ot Last Night *s Fights mobile orr-ned by Mr. Slraughan’s Scout work after which we played candidate tor representative in Con­ the mouth of September, includes ST. BRIDGET’S WORKERS Ethiopia’s protest against the al­ advance of his appointment, some la expected to be near the top in players alike, due to the steps tak­ coaches and officials at the local p.arents and abandoning It in gress or foi United States Senator. ed by the departments which will the following names: Grade 5, Ethel leged Aduwa bombing arrived. en to open up the gridiron sport. The triumph failed to lengthen the reported at spring camp. He wound ers taking their turn tomorrow. the OUbs today, but the Tigers prob­ the games "Going to Paris" and represent some of the work they attributed the sudden dep^ures the- amoU college group. Country Club Sunday afternoon and jins of aspirants to bleacher seats up and almost knocked Catcher The ISO players with the lowest Glastonbury on the road from Buck­ "Tea Kettle" which were enjoyed by Causes Surprise Fickett, Josephine Pomprowlcz; One well-informed source stated: partly to the (xmfusion which arose From the standpoint of rivalry This season, says Mr. McCormick, evening. It Is expected that lead­ ably will never know It from any­ (By the Asaociatsd Frees.) have been doing during the year. PLAN HUSKING BEE “It (the bombing) is tantamount to which go oil sale the day ot each Osbby Hartnett over on the first scores will enter the second round, thing they can see. Thera's another ingham to Hebron, all. We closed by singing "The Mr. Weeks cut his political career grade 6, Arme Goncl, Arlene Jones, through lack of clarity in defining and keen competition, no group In promises not only spectacular pass­ ing mentors f t the stats and some Brussels, Belgium—George Ood- A jail sentence of 30 days was Golden Sun" and “Taps.” short when he declined to run for Certificates of promotion will be Morris Kassman, Milton Porter, a declaration of war and la probably ing but spectacular blocking and game. Rain and cold weather ap­ pitch, and hs nevsr stopped. He de­ and the sixty leaders at the half­ awesome portent for them on bass, awarded and Bibles presented to Berry's duties. the country is superior to the from Massachusetts and Rhode Is­ parently bad discouraged anyone veloped a knuckle ball and deliver­ way mark will play 86 holes to frey, Lelperville, Ps., outpointed imposed on James Logan, of Hilliard Scribe, Ruth KJellson. governor and in a sense this creat­ Gordon Wilson; grade 7, Lloyd the only declaration of war that will Berry has been in NRA in one Mains colleges of Bates, Bowdoln, spectacular tackling too.' land will attend. biiira wall. In the five world series ed a mild sensation. The office al­ all those entering the junior depart­ Meeting of 45 Decides to Hold be made. Things will happen now." from joining Art Fsiscb ot MII- ed the Cubs 16 victories they never complete ths toumamsnt Sunday. lb which the Tlgara have played, Pierre (Varies, Belgium, (16) for In- street, arrested yesterday afternoon Troop II ment. In the morning service there Gray, Herbert Hills, Gertrude capacity or another since its incep­ Colby, and Maine. With the excep­ “I like to see the gome opened even counted on In their eenssUon. Ths satire British and American temationsi Boxing union rseognlU^ ‘ for intoxication. Policeman Galllgan Troop 11 held Its first meeting on ways had been eagerly sought for Jones, John Kulynych, Sylvia Mar­ Similar Event to One So Suc­ The newspaper headlines saying tion. He has been strong for the tion of Maine, which is below par up. It will prove more intereating waukss, sad Horry P. Tbemas of they have never won ths first gome. Its prestige, and the Weeks nomina­ will be a consecration service for tin, Henry Pomprowlcz, Horace fighting bad begun brought hun­ in veteran material, all are start­ Detroit, the early lattlara. who war# al drive to the psqnanL Ryder Cup teams era among the In four of them they did not win ss "world heavyweight ebaaptea.’’. | said Logan was dead drunk on the September 26th. The following of­ the officers and teachers in the cessful Last Year. Blue Eagle. to the spectator and I think the snug In tbsir tent yesterday os they So, Charlie Is getting another contestants, along with ths open Detroit—Lorsnza Peek, 308, Ds-; street a t Blssell and Foster streets ficers were nominated—Treasurer, tion seemsw assured. His declina­ Porter; grade 8, Elsie Oarbich, El­ dreds of new offers at the Ethiopian ing in with big squads and high coaches and players will Uke It bet­ UPSET TAKES PU C E the last gams, either. tion plunged his party into a bitter church school. Legation from British sympathizers hopes. llitsntd to the roefio broadcast of chance in this second game, a champions of Britain, the United They lost yesterday, before alight? trolt, stopped Dutch Welmer, 185i* while school children were going Marion Mason; Color bearers, Mil­ sie Hills, Merle Jones. Primary At a gathering of 45 workers of ter.” Mr. McCormick admitted the opening game. chance to erase some of the great­ States and Canada. Only a few Tucson, Ariz.i (); Holroon Williams,'^. home. dred Sheldon and Ruth Frazier; rivalry, known os the Goodwln- room: Grade 1, Marj' Gray, Howard St. Bridget's church, held in the seeking to enroll imder the King of Dave Morey at Bates, who al­ that more extensive use of laterals ly less than 48,000 backers who rate Lake fight, which disrupted the Re­ church last night, steps were taken King’s banners to fight against OPEN FORUM ways tias good teams, has a big IN PACIFIC DOUBLES A force of 464 police hoe been as­ est sorrows that ever besieged a amateurs ors entsrsd. 11, DctrolL outpointed Chuck Woodi^ Scribe, Eleanor Vlncek. Patrols Hills, Betty Horton, Muriel Jones; and forwards will serve to create signed to handle crowdi and motor fine pitcher In World Series v/ar- The better known money players tUsIr boll team higher than Etoston 11, Detroit, (10); Lefty Owynns;'- were organized and the following publicans so that Simeon E. Bald­ grade 2, Lillian Griffin, Raymond to arrange for a husking bee. The Italy. heavy squad hard at work. more upsets then In the past “If does tbs Cabots and the Lodges, and win, Democrat; was elected to of­ bee will be held in the Hollister street All the Legation telephones were PROTIiOI THE BIRDS Eddie Rounds, veteran coach at traffiq In the vicinity of Wrigley fare. CbarUa hta pltohad In three ■Henry Picard, leading collector 130, Toronto, outpointed Oeorga Leaders chosen—Patrol 1, Marjorie HEBRON Hills, Jacob Kassman, Anna Kuly­ a so-caUed weaker team has a cou­ Field during the two or three days World Btrias games without Sntsk. for the winter series of 1984-85; they loat with their own Arkansas STARTS CtILLECTING Mertens; Patrol 2, Janet Elliott; fice. nych, Howard Kelsey, Rodney Le- school and whUe the gathering last constantly engaged os attaches told Colby, has a fine nucleus, and ple of fast boys who are good at Berkeley, Calif., OcL 8— (AP)— 'hero, Lynwood (Schoolboy) Rows, Annorino, 184, Cleveland. (6). . the would-be recruits that Ethiopia To the Editor of the Manchester more than 40 candidates round­ of world championship baseball ac­ Ing or winning one of them. Hs Sam Parks, Jr., United States Open Oakland, Calif,—Midget WoigasL^ Patrol 8. Marion Mason. They then Wesleyan University in 1909 gave malre; grade 3, Kenneth Griffin, night did not select a date Thomas basketball anything Is liable to hap­ Singles events domlooted the Pacl- tivity In Chicago. In addition, an­ pitching ball that might have been went to their patrol comers and Mr. Weeks the honorary degree of The Northern Division of the “All Frank Hills, Raymond Jones, Jerry Mpriarty, who is the general chair­ still does not wish outside volun­ Herald: ing Into condition. pen," he eaya. lost tq the Pbiladslphit Athletics, champion; Alfred Perry, British 121, Philadelphia, outpointed Tony Stars" Inter-County Baseball Bowdoin's new coach is Adam flo Coast tennis tournament today other detail was asslnied to keep 8 to 1, in the first gems of the 1939 Open title.bolUer, and Oens Kunes, good enough against any but a Marino, 119. FittshUrgh (10). ’ DISTRICT 8 TAXES discussed future meetings. The doctor of laws. He had been long Porter; grade 4, Abraham Garblch, man, said this morning that it would teers. I should like to say a few words Mr. McCormick began bis 2ist Wameke at his best. a trustee of the Connecticut Hospi­ League players, in which several probably be Saturday evening, Octo­ Thus far, more than 3,000 Britons about conditions in Center Springs Walsh, captain of the famous after mixed doubles snatched the fans from watching tba games from World Series os Howard Ehmks Canadian One) champion—do not New York—Mike BcIloUe, 128, meeting was closed with the singing Donald Griffin, Lois Hlldlng, Rob­ season as an official lost Saturday Rowe’s control was perfect. He of "Golden Sun" and "Taps.” tal for the Insane a t Middletown, members of the Hebron Uardinals ert Horton, Israel Kassman, Mi­ ber 26. have offered their services to Ethi­ park, our bird sanctuary. 1.934 team a t Notre Dame, and spotlight with the first major upset apartment building roofs adjacent to slow-balled tbs - Cubs into defeat start until tomorrow. New York, outpointed Joss Santos, team played, lost to the Southern laaer line coach at both Yale and when he umpired the Wesleyan- the hauls ground, Tbla order wee with 13 strikeouts; be was the vic­ Twanty-four states and the Dis­ fanned eight. He made a bod throw 12T, Portugal (8). Scribe, Eleanore Vlncek. and a director of the Middlesex Mu­ chael Kulynych, Richard Lee, Kath­ The husking bee held last year by opia through the London Legation. Sling-shots and buck rifles are Coast Guard Aeadamy game at of the tournament yesterday. Rate Book This Year Calls for tual Assurance Company, and a Division in the game played Sunday the united workers of the church the worst menace to Manchester’s Harvard. For the last 10 years sent out by Rlcord B. BebmidL tim of tha weird fourth game when trict of Columbia are represented for an error in betwssn s first inning Total Collection of S5.000 — afternoon on the Salem diamond, by leen Martin, Gertrude Sherman. Bowdoin’s football has been Middletown, He has also acted os Helen Wills Moody and Edward city building commissioner, be­ he blew on 8 to 0 lead, and tbs vie- In the tournament. double by Augls Oslan, a sacrifice vice-president of the Middletown proved a success In every way. wild life. After school and during referee during his long career but "Bud" Chandler, former (x>aat aln- Payments Good. Savings Bank. a score of 4-0. The “All Stars" will Large numbers were attracted from week-ends I often walk in Center mediocre. However, with a dozen cause of danger of firs or damage to Urn again in the third game of ths and another single by Oabby H art­ MOST POTATO GROWERS play the Fitebvillea next Sunday lettermen back, some good men admits he would much rather um­ glea champion, were eliminated roofs. 1932 World Series when Babe Ruth nett, the balMica-wheel for this Not the least among the pleasant surrounding towns and the husking COLUMBIA Springs park. Frequently I sea pire. This Saturday he will offi­ from the mixed doublea play yester­ days of his later life were his voy­ afternoon a t Salem. GULF COMPANY TAKES test was amusing. Dancing will boyrs with sling-shots and air rifles qomlng up, and Adam Walsh at colled his unforgsttabis home run youthful crew. It meant two runs Joseph Cbartier, collector of taxes The Hebron Town tea-u failed of Several from here attended the the helm. It Is expected that Bow- ciate at the , Dartmouth-Vermont day by Henry Cullcy, Santa Bar- shot that beat Charlie, 7 to 8. WRESTLING apd tha bail game, although Troak REPORT BUMPER CROP ages to the West Indies with former follow the busking bee and an en­ ready to shoot anything that game and tht fellewing Saturday bam, CaUf., and Nancy Lyic, Brit­ in the Ehghth School and Utilities Governor Marcus H. Holcomb, these securing an opposing team for Sun­ tertainment will be given. Refresh­ monthly meeting of the Tri-County moves. 4oin again win be a team to be ANNOUNCE SCHEDULE "I really bod givaa up bops of Demaree slapped a fast bail far up RADIO district, has started collecting the day afternoon at the Amston Lake . OVER STATION HERE ments wlU be served. Union held at Marlborough Sunday • feared. be has a high school clash a t Fair- ish Wtghtman Cup player, 5—4, getting into tbs Ssrias again," ha (By the AasoeUted Press.) into tha left field seats for ths third outings being taken in the winter Children are probably the wor field. The rest of hla schedule for 6—4. Mra. Moody ntvsr left the Los Angelas—Vincent Lopes, 213, tax laid at the annual meeting In Some Complain That Number time. field, although the manager, Ran­ evening. offenders, but a short time ago grinned. "Maybe the Jinx will sUll run, just for good measure. In tb4 S e v v l e * June and payable this month. The dall C. Tennant, made every effort The Little Three, Amherst, Wil­ this year Includes the Weslayan- baseime during the match. FOR CROSS COUNTRY pursue me, but 1 know I naver was Mexico City, defeated Qua Bopnen- ninth. to the Hill Is Low While Mr. Weeks also expressed bis in­ Mr. and Mrs. (Jordon Bevin and actually saw a man In the parlc^ Haverford game on October 19, the Cullcy was unexpectedly beaten rate book calls for the collection of terest In Wesleyan by providing by to arrange for a game. EVERYBODY’S MARKET Mr. and Mra. Clement Wall of East with a sling-shot. He was trying to liams, and Wesleyan, has started more confident. U tbs fellows give berg. 302, Boston, straight falls. The Tigers might as well have nearly $7,000. Others Get 400 Baskets An Miss Florence E. Smith, principal Purchase Rackliffe Oil Coni' Hampton were dinner guests Sunday shoot a beautiful young gray squir­ practlo* earlier than usual, Am- (^nneotleut State.Trinity tilt on In singles play by John Murio of me a eouplq runs , -, ." Harrisburg, Pa,— Jos Savoidi, Phone 3733 gift for a visiting professorship nerit, with a squad cf 14 lettermen October 28. the Wesloyon-Trinlty Sat) Francisco, 8—6, 6—1, 6—3. six Dqal Meets on Slate for stayed home for all the Impression The residents of the Eighth School Acre. which began in the fall of 1929. of the Seymour school. West H art­ pany Holdings Heror- Mana­ a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. rel, but fortunately he was a poor Lonnie Warneks, the thin man 20O, Tbrsa Oaks, Mich,, defeated they made on Warneks. 'ITie lanky and Utilities District have been ford, was at her Hebron home for gers Start for Themselves. GETS ANDISIO APPLES Porter. Mrs. Bevin and Mrs. Wall shot and the squirrel escaped Into Olid a total of more than 50, pro­ game on November 3, the Trinity- Other top seeded players experi­ High HeiTient Team Round' from the Ozarki who started the Fred Oruhmyer, 308, Harlan, la.; Digging of potatoes has started bably Is the favorite to regain the Vermont gome on November 5 and enced. little difficulty. Todays vtteran, a big cud of tobaeeo bulg. prompt in paying their taxes and the week-end. Miss Theodora Mel- are sisters and nieces of Mr. Porter. a hole. ing Into Shape. Cubs off to victory yesterday by Dick Raines, 236, Dallas, defeated Ii)g one cheek, hi* tecs as szprss. POTTBIITON when the year expired on Septem­ in many sections of Manchester as Cher, a teacher friend, also of West championship of this group. the Vermont-Midditbury game on match between Wtimer Hines of pitching a four-bit, 8 to 0 shutout M »ea McLain, 891, Stillwater, Okla. Everybody’s Market recently clos­ Mr. and Mrs. Williams, who have Most boys, when they find they Dartmouth Is starting Its sec­ November 16, with several school­ North Carolina and Robert Riggs, fionleiui as Joe Louis’ and just as ber 30, when It was necessary to well as In South Windsor. Reports Hartford, was her .guest. Miss The gasoline station located at been staying at their new summer can't kill squirrels, turn their at­ (By B lix MUBCH) over the Tigers, was around asking OttawSr-JIm Browning, 288, Kan­ Ale liens against properties on about the crop differ. In some sec­ J. F. OATES, PROSECUTOR the comer of Main and Hilliard ed a contract for the entire crop of ond year under Coach Earl Blalk. boy games sandwiched in between. national junior champion from Los for more work today. sas City, defeated John Katan, 215, cold, calmly put the crusher on them KRAH Smith's brother, Eugene Smith and the Andisio Brothers apple orchards home, the former home of Mra. tention to shooting harmless birds. atx duel meets and two Inter. sr thoroughly as ever the Negro "Where radio la understood” which taxes had not been paid, there tions It is reported that there has son of Norwich were Sunday visi­ street, known os Station 10 of the I saw one boy with a buck gun kill He has been laying a sound Mr. McCormlok graduated from Angeles, was considersd a toM-up,' scholaatio snoountera will compose "I'd like to go right back,” said Winnipeg. (Katan failed to cuntln- not been as many potatoes in a hill Rackllffc Oil Company, Is among o; Woodbridge street, which Is ex­ Emily Little, on the Green, have re­ groundwork and the Indians will drilled bis left book home. Lonnie’s were only 14 liens filed. tors a t the Smith home. turned to Montclair, N. J., for the a valuable woodpecker. There are the schedule of Manchester High’s Lon, "because f feel fine. You know tie after losing second fall.) Up to the present time there is as was the case last year, while In AT WINDSOR LOCKS, DIES Rev. Paul Sanger of Chaplin, was the stations sold by the Rackliffe pected to total 1,000 bushels this be a, much Improved team this Red and White haniert this season, year. winter. laws against killing these birds and fall. Sixteen lettermen, who less than $100 to be collected on the other sections there is a bumper in charge of the services at the He­ Company to the Gulf Oil (Company, I think they should be given all pro­ it wo* announesd by Manager Me- rate book of 1934. Mr. Cbartier crop. Donald Grant of Wapplng ts it being the only station in Man­ The bumper crop includes the Perfect attendance for September have the makings of a good line bron and Gilead Congregational in the Pine St. school is as follows: tection possible. Coos ysstardoy. said this morning. no- - digging potatoes on the farm Windsor Locks, Oct, 3.—(AP)— churches Sunday. He preached on chester that the Gulf Company pur­ popular Delicious, an excellent table and a strong but not speedy back- Opening on Oct. t l with a duel to the south of Middle Turnpike on apple. Johnathans, Black Twigs and Benjamin Plesa, Ruth Elpstein, Wll- I should like to commend (Jharles fleld, are on hand. M . / / . 5 . Gridders Work Out TONIGHT I John F. Oates, prosecuting attorney “The Secret of Christ’s Power.” chased from the Rackliffe interests. Booth for the fine work he la doing meet against Olaatonbury High on the top of McLean Hill. He Is get­ For' the past 18 months the sta­ many other varieties. helmina Holbrook, Goldie Narotsky, Holy Cross probably has the the local’s oourss, the squad of Dog Races Start Tonight ting an exceptionally fine potato cf Windsor Locks for six years and At the morning service at St. Pe­ The quality of the Andisio Broth­ Eunice Etheridge, Marion Etheridge. and the interest he takes In our best material in New England. for 20 years Democratic town chair­ ter's Elplscopol church Rev. Harold tion has been managed by Ells- wild life. Instead of complaining thirty-ssVen men working out dally SAUERKRAUT AND CURB QUOTATIONS and the crop Is about 400 bushels worth and Lassow, who held a lease ers crop resulted from the scientific At Chestnut Hill, Mario Belli, Hen­ She has a veteran for nearly For Contest Next Friday undtr tha eoreful supervision ot man, died at his home yesterday R. Keen urged safer driving on all care and treatment of the trees for about these conditions to everyone every position. “Buzi" Harvey, to the acre. motorists, in response to the re­ on the place. Three months ago rietta Tenenbaum, Merwin Hutchins, Coach Fats Wigrsn, Is fast round* At West Springfield Oval PRANKPURTSt after a short illness. The former th- past two years since the Andisio Delores Soraccbl, Elaine Klein, Celia else he goes into the woods himself captain and great tackle of 1934, postmaster under the Wilson ad­ quest of Commissioner Connor to the managers of the station at to prevent this shooting. Although Manchester High isnlt(j»Britaiu game this Saturday os both Ing into a promising little team for Whet a Feed to have with a gloss of BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED Main and Hilliard streets, leased Brothers have owned the fine Man­ Berkowitz. will be mtased, but a great sopho­ the opening tusele. B y ASSOCIATED PRESS ministration had lived here nearly ^ e clergy of the state. Mr. Keen chester Green fruit farm. This I hope you will sH co-operate, es­ more delegation ■will fill any gaps scheduled to return to the gridiron aehoole have open dates but It nev­ West Springfield, Mass., OcL 8. — good beer! ALSO Brest, France, Oct 3.—(AP)—The spoke on “The Forward Movement' from John J. Hickey land on the The annual “Three score and ten" Trials will be held Friday at the I Storm Eagle Amer Clt Pow and Lt B 26,500-ton battle cruiser Dunkerque, his whole life. year the trees received eight spray­ party was held at the parsonage pecially the children's parents, to left by graduation. wars- before next week Friday, the er got heyond the talking stage, so close ot acbool and it is expected Outstanding dogs ot the summer and Bad Sejly, another big winner, of the Church." He announced that west side of Oakland street. ings and dustings and as a result prevent boys from going-bunting in Manchester has two weeks to re­ Assoc Gas and Elec A France's first new warship In 20 Oates was born In Warehouse They have had Installed at this Wednesday afternoon with ten ladles Brown must develop a new line Red aqq White standard bearers that this year will ess the-return of meet a t the local oval return-to the ore deetined to race It out In the STEAMED CLAMS Amer Sup Pow ...... years, was launched yesterday with Point, Sept. 16, 1869. In his pollUcal Miss Helen Stevens, director of re­ the quality of the fruit la excellent. Manchester woods with sllng-shots except at center and with a dearth cover from defeats suffered a t Mld- Mg event of the night, the "Wei- ligious education for Connecticut, new location storage tanks and will and five gentlemen present. (Ches­ and rifles. are bolding dally workouts in prep­ such veterans os Bob Mureb, Ed wars hers tonight, when the Cres­ Freeh—served stzsllag with draws o resmery bqtteg and hreth Blue Ridge ...... huge gray tarpaulins purposely hid­ career he had served as tax collec­ Moat of the apples which have been ter Lyman was presented a bouquet of speed in the baekueld. the Bru- cjletown and Norwich Free Acad­ Anderson, Tom Dsisrden, and Tom­ come" Stokes, with Bad Sally prob­ will be at his boiirding place at Mrs. engage In' the Business, a t that lo­ picked the past week have been FREDRIC N. FISH. nonlan prospects are difficult to aration for their C- C. I. L. encoun­ emy. The team came through both cent Kennel Club opens ’ Its ten-day Cent States Elec ,.... ing the turrets from the sight of ob­ tor, member of the board of Educa­ cation bandRng 'ntlh arid gasoline for being the oldest present, having my Dannaher. ably eonylng tha favorite dough at Clt S e r v ...... tion'and member of the board of Marietta Q. Horton’s Sunday after­ placed in cold storage and will be 42 Lilac street, predict at this time. ter with East Hartford on the let­ games In good physical condition The complete oehsdule to date meeting. I post time. SPAGHETTI AND MEAT BALLS servers. noon next a t 5 o’clock, to meet the from the Rackliffe Company and celebrated bis 87th birthday last O ct 3, 1935. ter's field October 11. Beaten in Clt Serv, pfd ...... Tugs flanked the ship In the river selectmen. He was long president of placed in the market between' now and light workouts have been held follows: ~ Listed lit the star hound leaders Advsneo sals of tickets including For those who prefer Itl young people of High school age or are to do wholesale and retail busi­ and the holidays. week. Hubert Little was a close Oakland, Calif.—One thing Prof, both starts to date by convincing all this week. If the squad goes to run In the opener are Relief, tied Elec Bond and Share . where It was to spend the night un­ the fire department. older to make plans foi; the organi­ ness. second, with his 87tb birthday conn­ margins, the locals are given a good Oct. 11—(Open). I box seats, and general Interest In Ford Limited ...... der guard before proceeding to a He was interested In sports and This is the third consecutive year INLAND ‘SEA DIVERT’ lames L. Hagerty, bead of the St. well in practice today. Coach Tom Oct. 15—Conn. Stats Freshmen for top-win Sonors In the summer j the sport indicate that a new attend­ One glass of BALLANTINE’S and you know it's the best zation of . Young People’s Fellow­ They are planning to move to the that Everybody's has obtained the ing next month, and Mrs. Mary Ink Tulsa, Okie. (AP)—Tulsa, though Mary’s college philosophy depart- chance to gain their first victory ot Kelley may give the players tomor­ meet, Storm Eagle, winner of the Nlag Hud Pow ...... construction dock for finishing bad been manager of the town base- ranked third, her birthday being next (pending). ance rseord topping that of the 15,- Penn Road ...... ship Socle-/. new station next week at which annual crop of the Andisio orchards, far Inland, has Its “sea divers.” nect. can’t call dilatory students ic the season against Coach Johnny row off. Extensive sessions will be Oct. 38—Hartford High. Inaugural, U ly Andrews, queen of 000 that attended the Derby night touches. Photographers were barred. bail team foi years. He leaves a Mrs. Louise Blume has returned time the Gulf Ckimpany will place which means that with this year’s January. A roll call was held, fol­ 'clock watcher." For the last 14 McGrath's charges and incidentally 1 United Founders...... The Dunkerque was built to off­ widow, four children and two sisters, They are city firemen who use de­ resumed Monday, with a resump­ Nov. 1—Bristol High. the dash bounds, Fast Fly, one of I tost summer will he set at the first to Canaan, where she has been em­ men In charge of the station on crop, the local market has contract­ lowed by a social hour and the sing­ partment-owned diving suits de­ rears he’s been watching a clock- the first victory for a Manchester tion of practlc- In tackling and Nov. 8—Weaver Hlgb. the outstanding "money” dogs of United Gas ...... set tae “pocket battleships" of Ger- p-uneral services will be at the home ployed for some years, having spent Main street that they have now ing of "Auld Lang Syne." Mrs. ; night’s card. OAK STREET TAVERN ed for or sold 3,500 bushels, . all signed to save citizens from drown­ learly every Saturday afternoon team since the 1983 season. blocking as the locals have shown Nov. 16—Btote'M sst (Yale). the track and Government Loan Glass enclosure oi the stand In one .Unit Lt and Pow A ... I many. Friday. some months at her Hebron home. purchased. Mellinger announced that she had luring the fall—as official tlme- 30 Oak Street John Andisio, Prep. home-grown fruits. ing in streams and lakes. Earlier in the week there was a pronounced weakness In both de­ Nov. 28—Thanksgiving Day Race whose stretch drives feature his ;^of tbs many improvominto made in - - r '-■y.-'n.: % teeper at all the Gael’s boms games. some talk of a Manchester-New partments in their ffrst two games. (Monchaster), races. ths ploiit o iM the summer meeting. ‘ f j TE» MANCRFfmCK KVtNINU HKRAUJ, MANCBBSTICR. CONN.. 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BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES Everybody’s Happy By M ARTIN SENSE and NONSENSE rr WELN-.VOVV,S\£S OERV4 M V V0A\T V w . , X M . H O M V ' 'Y HERE YA ARE H\DE . Y 1 S T O P ’ A'COHIW NfeVSEQ VJOOWEO EV(&feEI^VT •—TH' M O w Av.'ro* THNT T, OLD VERSION THREE AGES OF MAN) A\bYT c 'm o m , KiO PR.E.TV\E.R‘M UV.' GTORV IG. TH\ He who courts end runs away HO.N\E N E M E R HE.V/ u w , vooolO a SAM9\.y Lives to court another day. Talks about his symptoms G O M K IK OVGWr PLACE ruUE. IM.OR SHaP«^RDVERTKE<<’'‘"1iiS!( NEW VERSION Talks about bis follies. 1 VEAViE \T E.ViEV3yOMt VKXiOLD T!)E5j> MNViO He who courts and does not wed Has to come to court instead. Cannibal Princess— Mother, I am LOST AND FOUND PERSONALS FUEL AND FEED 49-A APARTMENTS—FLATS— Little to make him forget that coast brtoglng a young man home for ___ . . . : Houi'G offer. ain’t fun coughin' like lunch. LOST—BLACK AND white fox ter- STOMACH ULCER, gaa palna! In­ FOR SALE—HARD WOOD stove TENEMENTS 63 More castor oil- O-o-o-o.” Friend—Hava tba plans for your \T ? wedding been brought to a satisfac­ Cannibal Mother—Very well, but ri»r, no collar. Telephone 6083. 107 digestion victims, why suffer? For length, delivered In town. EMward FOR RENT —REASONABLE, 4 Paul Damskl, Walter NeuseTs ^ Y o u r "Now tell me!” don't bring a tough one. ' 1 Hamlin street quick relief get a free sample of J Holl, 865 Main street Telephone ‘‘Well, all I did was to stop and tory conclusion ? rooms up and down stairs, garage, _ E l ^ E S manager, thinks Joe Louis would Girl— Yes, It’s been called off! Udga, a doctor’s prescription at 4642. ’ atop Max Schmeling in one round... watch some men nearly upset a Mrs. Foster—I think . our little LOST—LADYS’ WRIST watch, be- 34 Lyness atreet. Phone 8669, Arthqr Drug Stores. Arnold Greene, 205-pound junior, is C h i l d r e n big shovel. That’s all. Now was girl Is the very picture of you. ' ' " I - ' tween Forest street and State ALL KINDS OF HARD WOOD, FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM down­ that anything." Some folks are oontlnually tired the biggest and fastest quarter Pitt out from just keeping a rumor In Mrs. Crandall—Bhh! She'll over­ Theater. Initials H. A. G. Finder slabs, kindling, hickory fireplace stairs tenement, all .mprovements, baa had in years. By Olive Roberts Berton "You what?" His frank lltUo hear jrou, and I want her to be mod­ please telephone 3021. Reward. AIJTOMUBILES FOR SALE 4 face was as Innocent as a babe’s. circulation. and white birch. Chas. Stays, tele­ 45 North Elm street small family. Both managers in the zoological BY NEA SERVICE. INC. e st phone 3149. Inquire upstairs. World’s Series are musicians... She knew he was sincere when he 0 0 ixjST—PASS BOOK NO. 18903 1934 DELUXE 2 DOOR Ford, ex- Edgar had been warned to come Business Man (to his w ife )— By K A R L i . HILLIGAN. Charlie Giimrn strums a banjo and repudiated the other possibilities Mrs. Rtchley—This month Is sim­ Notice Is hereby given that Pass ceptlonal good condition. Must sell. rtralght home from school as his of his truancy, but thought It Dearest, I wish you wouldn’t call FOR RENT—MODERN six room (Associated Press Sports Writer.) Mickey Cochrane toots a saxophone. ply glorious! How 1 wish the end Book No. 18903 Issued by The Sav­ Price right. 250 West Center street. cough was stubborn and the doctor legitimate to stand on a rainy cor­ me pet names when you call me up GARDEN—FARM- tenement, all Improvements, In­ Jim Bottomley collected three bird ings Bank of Manchester has been had advised care. ner watching the drama of excava­ on the 'phone. M y secretary an­ of it would never come! quire at 216 Oak street. Detroit, Oct. 3,—(AP)— A1 dogs when the Reds went barn­ Mrs. Owethemsll—Shsks, dearie. lost or destroyed, and written ap­ 1934 FORD 1-2 'TON sedan delivery, DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 But today It was five o’clock be­ tion. How did small minds work swered you today. Schacht, who used to team with Nick storming last week. W e have a lot of hills coming due plication has been made to said 1934 Dodge convertlole sedan, 1933 fore he slammed the front door anyway? They felt jusUfled about Wife (with deliberation)—Well, 1 The Toonerville Trolley 'Piat Meets A ll the Trains By Fontaine Fox FOR SALE—80 BARRED Rock pul­ NEW WARANOKE Apts., 801 Main Altrock, leading the band - which Roberto Estrallella, who goes to on the first, too. bank by the person in whose name 1-2 ton International paneU 1931 ■against the cold drizzle outside. such funny things — the most Im- did not ’phone jrou today. lets, ready to lay. Also two pigs, street. Nicely furnished rooms. from 10:30 a. m. until game time Washington from Harrisburg, such book was Issued, for payment Austin roadster, 1935 Wlllys 1-2 "Woof, woof, bark, whoop" was posible ones sometimes. four months old, and two heifer Reasonable rates. Telepiione 3036. played for the bleacherltcs, many of vpeaks little English, but can talk the first thing his mother heard. o m e o f t h e p o l e s a l o n g t h e r ig h t o f w a y h a v e b e e n of the amount of deposit represent­ ton panch Cole Motors. But she seemed to understand. It may bo all right for you to re­ S ^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE calves (Jersey and Guernsey) four whom had been in line for more than plenty with his bat___ Leo Dan- And then a sneeze. By Gene Ahem ed by said book, or for the issuance BOR RENT—ROOM AND BOARD, She knew the gripping power of member while you are working months old. Call Willimantic 16 hours___ The roar which greetqd duremd and Joe Cattarinich, who le- "W here have you been, child?’’ STANDING EVER SINCE THE LINE WAS FIRST BUILT furnished and unfurnished apart­ Interest, especially When that In­ hard to save money for jrour heirs Quotations , of a duplicate book therefor. 2138-13. the Tigers as they raced onto the cently sold Les Canadlens, may buy she demanded with a worried HOUSEHULD SERVICES ments. Call Centennial Apartments. terest is thrust under a young that they will spend that very Thera Is mors talk about w ar in field for their warmup___ and the into the S t Louis hockey team and frown. THE IOEAI-^TAWNG m y OFFERED 13-A FOR SALE—A-1 GREEN Mountain '4131 or 4279. nose, so to speak. money for things you are now de­ this country than In all the news­ AW— HE iShiT A cheers which greeted Goslin as he move it to Cleveland in 1938. potatoes; white or yellow globe tur­ "Here, let me feel yrour feet. "All right, Eddie. I suppose I nying yourself of.. And In the papers of Europe. C6LEBRATEO CHAMWON DUMPING GOOD j u m p e r ! U P H O LS TE R IN G S P E C IA L until climbed, catlike, up about eight Wet as water — your stockings, understand. I ’ll try anyway. It nips. Delivered. H. Warren Case, FO R R E N T — FO U R ROOM house, bargain forget you before the —Frank B. Kellogg, former secre­ Oct. 20th 314.95 Club or Coxwell feet of the wire screen fronting the too, Edgar, you’ve not obeyed me. takes experience to teach us lea-4 FROG TO SCHOOL WITH VOU 1 TRIED HIM AT Huckland. Telephone 8643. 194 Vernon street, also 2 car ga- noney is all spent very often. tary of state. Manchester chairs recovered. More than 30 lage. Price per month 316.50. Tel. new temporary stands after a drive You can’t tell me you stopped at sons, 1 guess.” I ■w..WHY-^UMT:-SPUT-T^tVE BEEN NOON RECESS, IN TH ENTRY OF DISCOVERY anybody’s house.” good fabrics to choose from. Mat­ CONCORD AND CLINTON grapes] 6819. by Elden Auker. But Edgar hadn’t heard mucll' Boss—Charles, you wear a very ' Evening Herald ■rhe boy had heard enough talk­ she said. He was half asleep and W hat thlr country needs is the ON NEEDLES AND P\NS ALL D^>^r. PLAY YARD, a n ' HE'D i tress and box spring renovating. 60c a basket. F. McClelland, 81 Photographers, more photograph­ old-fashioned coat in the office. NRA — Nat.mal Religious Awaken' Stay satisfled with our better up­ FO R R E N T — FO U R rooms, first ers and then more movie men..,, CREATES SHORT ODDS ing about doctor’s bills and the thinking that mothers were awful Clerk—Yes, It la out of date. I WORRYING TVW YOU WOULD LET ONYX' DO A UTTLE I,ake street. Tdephone 3530. funny. tag. CLASSIFIED holstering. Your guarantee. Busy floor, moderate rate. 117 Eldrldge first gathering In front of the Tiger need o f his keeping warm and dry bough! It the last time I got a \T OUT TO A W A Y -^ A N O to know that what he’d done to­ — Dr. Clarence True Wilson, prom!' HOP SIDEWAVS since 1922. Terms, cash or 32, 33, 34 street. dugoiit and then the other___ the raise. ADVERTISEMENTS day was serious business. He had TAKE PEEP AT YOUR HOUSE nent Methodist. I HAVE \T ^AAVCHED TO COMPETE, WHEN "PIN K Y” weekly. Manchester Upholstering white car which drove to the front Chicago, Oct. 3.— (A P )—The $15.- Count alz avorasR word! to * Uio. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 not meant to stop and watch the AS IT LOOKS TO VISITOR Co. Phono 3615. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene­ of the Bengal dugout... .disgracetl 000 added Gold Cup, top feature of I f you aren’t well balanced, you NEXT SPRlNej.wrTH THE CHAMP\ON BLINTZ WOULD tnlUaU. Dumktro and abbrovUtlons steam shovel; but as he and Earl We must bring the Republican »' , •aefa count a *ord and compound . FOR SALE—USED furniture. In­ ment, at 230 Oak street, modern a number of persons, among them Hawthorne’s race meeting, may are apt to fall. TRO- the roar o f approval from the blcach- board, lUlhols Racing -Commission recommended to do something about Mrs. Borben—Lodge—Hava some slty. tual numbar of .Imea tha d appaar* furniture, stoves, rugs, bedding etc. I>llcatlon dated Oct. 3, t03fi. with the erltes when the announcer read N ot until then did Edgar re­ them, now, before the rise of furni­ T.lnnor Control CoinmlBslon for a rules require the track to pay not more brssd, Mrs. Hungerford. I ad. charging at tha rata aarnad, but IN ADDITION TO SILVER LANE Bargain prices. Cash or credit, Lap- Comml.ssioncr Landis’ order that member bis orders. Now at home ture prices. What I am going to do for the BO altowanca or rafunda can ba mada Package Store Beer Permit for the less than 1 to 10, or at least $2.50 with his mother stripping off made this myself. Bread, you know Bus Line, De Luxe Bua tor lodge pen’s, 25 Main street, Hartford. aate o f alcoliollc liquor on ttie prem - anyone Interfering with a batted Is the stsif of life. president is to pray for him, because oa ala tIma ada stopped after tha across the board. damp clothes and hunting for the party or team trips, we also offer Open evenings, free delivery. faea o f 110 Spruce atroet, .Manclieater. he needs It. I am not going to an­ fifth day. ball in play would be ejected from Discovery will carry 128 pounds flannel and rubbing oil, it all GROUPED FURNITURE GIVES Mrs. Hungerford— And what did No **tlU torblda” : diaplay Unaa aot 7 passcpger sedan livery. Phone 80187. Conn, Th e bualneaa la owned by B'lrat the park. BETTER EFFECT IN HOME you make this staff of, hickory or swer bis letter. It Is the president’e 7tntional Storea, Inc., o f P ark and under the weight scale, conceding seemed different. Bold. 3063, 8860, 8864. ash? Tba Herald will not ba raaponalbla Oakland Avea.. Kaat Hartford and Umpire Moriarty striding over to nothing in poundage to others of “Now tell me where you were," business to know how to run the lor more than one Inoorraot inaarttoa ■will be conducted l,y Tbomaa Francia the Cub dugout, warning the Cubs his age, and only six pounds to she admonished when he was Furniture in the living room nation, and not the clergy’s. of aay a^vartlaamant ordarad lor WANTED— TO BUY 58 Ilayea o f 208 Kldrldgtt atroet, Man- three-year-olds, which apparently should be arranged in groups and The dog on the end o f a leash — Dr. John T. Stone, Chicago. Boro than ona tlxba. cheater. Conn., aa perjiuttee. against their language in "jockey­ tucked into bed with a water bot­ REPAIRING 23 gives him his easiest assignment of not just strewn around the walls. leads a man’s life. VOUR Tba Inadvertent omlaaloo of Inoor* SELL YOUR JUNK NOW—Highest THOMAS FUANCIS HAyt:S ing” the Tigers---- pointing his fin­ tle burning into his back. root publication of advarttalng wHl ba VACUUM C LE AN E R , gun, clock, Dated Oct. 26, 1S36. ' gers at several players and having the season. Others which probably "I was with Earl,” he temporiz­ In even a small living room a better 'ACCORDION prices. I buy live poultry. Wm. Os- Rudy—If you would give me only rootlfla ■ only by oanoallatlon of tba lock repairing. Key making etc. H-I0-3-3r,. them point back belligerently at him will start are Top Dog, Panalong, ed. "Th at’s all. Just with Earl." arrangement may be worked out If O N THE ebarga mada tor tba aarvloa rendered. trlnsky, 91 CTlnton street. Tel. 6879. the least hope, I— Braithwalte, 52 Pearl street. I . . . .Greenberg’s remarkable stab of Tcarout, Spanish Babe, West Maine “Where with Earl?” the furniture ia placed In related FLAPPER Fanny 3ays:‘ All advartiaamanta must conform Clara—I have given you the least • n n . u. e. pAT.orr. TROCb, la atyla. copy and typography with I Herman’s line drive in the third___ Navanod. "Oh, no place. Just walkin’ groups. In a family where there hope 1 have given to any man. regulations enforced by tha publlah- BOOMS WITHOUT BOARD .59 Hank went at least four feet off the along.” • are children of varying ages and M A i O R / — ' •ra and they raaarva tba right to PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 28 ground to make the catch and then "You were some place. TcU consequently different interests, adit, ravlaa or lalao* any copy eon* Racing Notes A local man lost his lawn mower FOR RENT -DESIRABLE room for looked in his glove to make sure the me. Did you go down to the Is­ there can be an arrangement o f the aldarad objectionable. T W A N T TO T A L K to an ambitious Punts~~Passes last summer, but found It yesterday CLOSING HOURS^Iaaalfled ada to gentleman. 75 Linden street. Tele­ ball was there. land to see that canoe that upset living room furniture which will man who wants to qualify for a By ASSOCIATED PRESS while raking the dead grass off of D tm av wu axavici. iwo. t. m. ata u. a. err. * 5 ba pubtlahe(f aama day must ba ra* phone 4692. The yells of the concessionaries on Sunday and drowned a m an?" accommodate the needs of all if it is calved by It o’clock noon: Saturdays position to service, repair and in­ Flamenco, the famous English By ASSOCIATED PRESS his lawn. after the gam e... .selling everything "N o, I didn’t. I wouldn’t go properly grouped. Remember that 10:10 a .^ . stall electric refrigerators and air miler which recently arrived in this New York—The Boston College from miniature bats to peanuts there when you told me to come many a living room is spoiled by conditioning systems. No experi­ country, has been assigned the top ■Eagles may think the whole of home, would 1?” Mother— I f you love him, what 40 riiiiiEi PM. TELEPHONE YOUR A r A iT'I’M ENTS— FLATS— "three for a nickel"___ the numer­ having the furniture lined up all ence necessaiy, but applicant must weight of 126 pounds for the $5,000 MasBchusetts has landed on them Edgar looked honestly shocked around the walls, with too much do you care about his looks? Beau­ WANT ADS, TENEMENTS 63 ous T iger employes in the front bo mechanically Inclined and w ill­ Pilgrim Handicap at'Suffolk Downs when they encounter Fordham Sat­ to think she would doubt him. space In the center. ty is only skin deep. Ada are accepted over tba talapbona Saturday. The Invader, asked .to office who were within 60 feet of h{ D R ( H Y SMITH Wedding: Gift From Mr. Smith By John C Terry ing to devote some spare time in FOR R E N T — F IV E ROOM flat, all urday. The two backflelds who "Well, out with It, Edgar. Moth­ Daughter—Yes, but it's not very at tha CUAilQS RATE given above pick up two more pounds than Miss the playing field but didn’t see a aa a convaplan t to advartlaars, but training. For personal Interview improvements, and garage. Inquire alternated in yesterday’s Fordham er wants to know how you got so DUCE BUYS BRAZILIAN BEEF romantic, looking at X-ray pictures -OH SCORCHV-DON'T AH- CHAGRINED BRIDE-TO- Merriment, is considered a doubtful bit of action.... too busy figuring up the CASH HATS8 will oc accepted aa write Refrigeration Engineering at 61 Russell street. scrimmage included five Bay State wet. Did the teacher send you on Porto Alegre, Brazil— (A P )—Ar­ o f him. MAKE MB MORE MKERABtE.' BE,POURS OUT HEART TO FULL PATMENT If paid at tha bual* starter, however, os he has not had attendance, receipts and division of boys: Bill McDermott of Charles­ an errand?” Institute, Box R, Heraid. mour’s and Sw ift’s packing houses - I D IO NT h e a r p r o m YOU FORMER SUITOR-; WHILE naaa oiTIca on or before tha aevanth FOR RENT—HEATED Apartment, sufficient time to round into condi' shares.... the laugh that one drew town, Steve Sorota and Joe Dulklc "No. I wouldn’t have gone, 1 Maybe Friend Wife wouldn’t day following tha first inaertlon of here, it is reported, will begin in FOR «0 LONG - 1 MET g r o o m GUFFAW S/-c h a r m i n g three large rooms and bath, second tion. wlien he looked up from a sheet full of Lowell, Warren Mulrey of Malden tell you. What do you think I am? spend so much time telling you each ad otbarwlae tha CHARGE October to ship cattle to fill the first RONNIE IN NEW VORKr- A N D - LITTLE TRIANGLE - WHAT ? RATE will ba eollactad. No raaponal* floor, rear. Purnell BIock, 829 Main of figures and asked, fully ten min­ and Joe Waitoski of Pittsfield. The I’m not crazy. Don’t I know I’ve of Italy’s orders for 2,000 tons of wbat a fool you are if you would DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 W E LL,W E FELL IN LOVE AND -NOW,IF THE w a n d e r i n g blllty for arrora In telephoned ada street. Apply G. E. Keith, Keith ‘The case of Johnny Gilbert, vet­ utes after the last man had gone Ram squad has nine other players got a cold? I want to get better meat a month for her Ethiopian ex­ spend s little more time telling her wilt ba aaaumed and thair accuracy CANARIES, SUPPLIES, tropical eran Jockey from Pittsburgh, Kans. out...,"Is the game nearly over?" who are almost neighbors of B. C. aa much as you want me to. It how wonderful she Is. FATHER INSISTED WE COME LOVER WILL COME OUTSIDE cannot ba guaranteed. Furniture Co. pedition. fish, aquariums, supplies, bull ter­ who was suspended Sept. 23 for un­ ---- and a radio giving a resume of OUT HERE TO BE MARRIED I'L L TEACH HIM TO STAY INDEX OF riers, dog feeds. Orcadnaugbt Ken- ONE AND TWO ROOM apartments satisfactory riding at Jamaica, has the tilt only five feet from his desk. Bloomington, Ind. —Alvin (Bo) Teacher— Mention one of the cus­ AWAY WHEN HE'S NOT CLASSIFICATIONS rcls, 138 Summer street. Phone. just reflnlsbcd. To see them ceUI on been referred to the Jockey Club for Frank J. Navin, ’Tiger president, McMillln, Indiana coach, may have toms of Christmas time? WANTED-.' 6971. Jensen, Johnson Block. Office 709 further action. Gilbert was the coming slowly into the office., his a tough afternoon Saturday when Pupil— Running Into debt. Elrtba ...... A the Hoosiers play Centre. It was Ettgagementa B Main street. Phone 6070— 7636. leading American rider two years wry grin when an office girl asked Marriages ...... G ago and ia under contract to Samuel him how he “liked the gam e" and McMllIin who played a leading part A local grouch says there Is only Daatba L POULTRY AND FO R R E N T — S IX ROOM tenement, Riddle’s Glen Riddle Farms. his short-----"N ot so good’’ ...... He in putting the "Praying Colonels” one thing worse than a woman be­ Card of Thanks K SUPPLIES 43 all Improvements, garage, 28 Walk­ undoubtedly felt bettor when he saw on the football map, and from all in­ ing a widow and that Is being mar­ In Mamorlam ...... V dications he’ll have to root for toUi Lost and Found •••«•••••«•••••• 1 er street, rent reasonable. George the statistics showing 47,391 persons ried and keeping a man. FOR SALE*-WHITE giant roasting Murdock, 30 Walker street. Jockey Francis ' Horn, veteran sides. Announcements ...... S rider; has severed his connections paid their way into the park for the Parsonala ...... t chickens 35c Ib. dressed. Delivered I f a woman Is willing to wear with the Wheatley Stable, trained opener. Aatomoblles Ralph Von Deck. Tel. 5327. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM down- Auburn, Ala.—If Billy Hitchcock, cotton stockings and last year's Falling for the right end is no by "Sunny Jim " Fitzsimmons, and Automobllat for Sals 0 stairs tenement, all Improvements. sophomore halfback at Alabama clothes, she should give up her job guarantee your romance wilt Automobiles for Exchanga k will be a free lance for the remain­ Knighton street. Phone 6720. Poly, doesn’t develop Into a star. It when she gets married. end right. SO~i Auto Acceaaorlea—Ttrea .•••••• • der of the year. Auto Repairlng«~Patntlng ••••• 7 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 won’t be for lack of coaching. Billy Auto Bchoola ...... I*A FO R R E N T — FO U R ROOM tene- I Sports Roundup is a brother of Jimmie Hitchcock, Autoa*»tihlp by Truck • ment, with all improvements. Seeking bis fourth straight vic­ 1932 Auburn captain and All-Amer­ FRECKLES A N D HIS FRIENDS By Blosser WASHINGTON TUBBS ■______By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams Autoa^Por Hire ...... • 1 O ft^ALE—CIDER BARRELS, 50 Adults. 29 Cottage street. tory and his second in the stake, By EDDIE BRIETZ ica halfback, who now is backfleld Oaragaa-^arvloo—Storaga ..••• 10 gal. capacity, 31.60. Phone 3855. Associated Press Sports Writer coach of the Plainsmen. PFIGHT! )STAMDUPANDTAKEIT, MUCr! [STARTIN’TrtOUBiJ. TAKE THAT NO~BUT A SPUD T Motorcytlaa^Blcyclaa ...... 11 George D. Wldener’s Satlon, rated FIGHT.'Y I DON'TAIM TOQUrrSLU&GlN BROKE OUT AN' Wanted Autos—Motorcycles ... It BOR RENT—FOUR room flat up­ the greatest of the country’s sprint­ New York, Oct. 3.— (A P )—Joyce THING DOWN Bnalnraa and ProfeBalonal SarHeca stairs, rent reasonable. 437 Center ers, will go after the $5,000 capital Wethcred, the British golfer, broke West Point, N. Y.—BUI Wood, FINE TEAM TbU ARE.' .THE S aturday w e have jwkstillmornjin '. AT ONCE/ GIVE ME TLY ID EE- fiualnasa Bervicaa Offered ...... 11 FUEL AND FEED 43 A street. Inquire downstairs. 80 on 43 of the 53 courses played who coaches the A rm y kickqy, has STOP TWE GtOSW, CANT A GUY Bouaebold Barvlcaa Oftarad...... N*A handicap at Laurel, Saturday. The SCRUBS HELD TfeU EVEN A practice gam e I Building—Contracting ,...••••• 14 H A R D WOOD 34.00 a load, hickory big gelding, which ran six furlongs during her American tour ... her worked out A new system of teach­ CAR , BEFORE ENJOY HISSELF, Florists—Nurae»‘)ea ...... It for Are place • 35.00 a load. Call under 140 pounds in 1:10 1-5 to take best round was 70 and her worst 8.5 ing the boys to aim their punt at APENT TfeU PROUD ? TtXJ WITH LEESBURG™ ; TWE WHOLE BACK WERE ? VOU Funeral Dlractora ...... 14 the fall higbwelght handicap at Bel­ ...she was 76 or better on 25 the "coffin comer." He marks out m Heating—Plumbing—Roofing i f Rosedale 37-12. Leonard L. Giglio, IHEt'RE SUPPOSED Toj Bolton. mont Park Monday, has been as­ rounds...her average for the tour the territory with flags on the goal MUST ALL BE DIETING ON - Inauranca ...... it UNDER was 76.9 ... that’s nice going. Millinery-Draasmaking ...... 14 signed 136 pounds. line and five-yard stripe and tells LADYFINGERS AND CREAM BE THE WEAKEST Moving—Trucking—Storage •••. 10 FOR SALE—HARD V\ OOD for fur­ NEW MANAGEMENT The Cards will be made over, with the hooters to put the ball outside TEAM IN-THE CONFER'! Public Paaaanger Service ...... lO -A nace 34.50'per truck load. Wood starting pitchers the main require­ between them. P U F F S a Painting—Papering ...... ti 26-32 Birch Street 8New Orleans footbaU ex­ time a mnner gets into the open and no score Is kept. too big for its own good, no doubt” said, "Oh. please help me. If you YCXJTD PICK 1 BUT I M ABLE TONIGHT MYOWM ANY WOMAM/iOU HORSE-FACED HIPPO Help aad ;ittaatfoaa SINGLE HOUSES: pert, has placed his official O. K. on POTAMUSUAINT DOIN' Help Wanted—Female ...... It Bemie Moore’s Louisiana Staters "Oh, yeah?” Duncy promptly can. . I need a couple judges over THEY'RE TICKETS ON FOLKS, BATTLES. Help Wanted—Mala ...... II 60 Scarborough Road, 7 rooms, .. .Gabby Street has signed to man­ Milwaukee—If plenty of practice said. "1 think It was a ,trlck. In­ at the jelly booth. HERE...TAKE YOU- NOBOOVANY FAVORS. Salaamen Wanted ...... lt*A Ule bath, lavatory and oil burner. age the San Francisco Missions Is helpful—and the coaches claim it stead. Come on, confess! Who "There’s lots of jelly you must TO THE GAME* . ------Help Wanted—Mala or Famala.. 17 Is—Marquette should be ready to used a pin? I think It Is a shame!" THESE AND Agenda Wanted ...... t f- A 66 Porter St.—8 rooms; two tile against next year. taste.” Right to the booth the two I wAsrr TO ^ Sltuationa Wanted—Female ••• II baths and lavatory, and oil burn­ Eddie Casey’s income as coach of give Wisconsin a real stmggle Sat­ Of course no Tiny said a word. girls raced. "Oh. this Is fine," said BASS ONE TO Sltuatlonfc Wanted—Mala It er. FOR SALE the Boston Redskins will be double urday. Marquette followed the And then the farmer’s voice was Goldy, "’cause I have a big sweet MAKE SURE j DO Employment Agencies ...... 40 what he was paid for any year be Western Conference schedule this heard. "Nobody used a pin, son, tooth.” EACH MAN,' Ure 0toek—Peta—Poaltry—Veblclea 8-ROOM HOUSE with bath, gas, electricity, water and 27 Scarborough Road—6 rooms; coached dt Harvard ... Ray Mor­ season and advanced the date for but I am the one to blame. The man then lifted them up to Doge—Birds—Pate ...... 41 tile bath; oil burner, sewer. 5 acres of land. Two barns and chicken coop. Live Stock—Vahlclaa ...... 41 rison has another flyin g circus in starting practice from Sept. 15 to *. * * the counter. "Now , it’s up Poultry and Supplies . 4| FLATS: Fruit and shades trees. Can be used for two families. the making at Vanderbilt ... If you Sept. 10. "As your balloon sailed 'round you,” said he, "to tell me which jah Wanted - Pata—Poultry—Stock 44 65 Durkin St— 5 rooms; furnace Located on Hartford-Manchester bus line. An ideal don’t beUeve that, ask Maj. Ralph in air, I thought I’d give you quite seems to taste the very best." For tala—Mlaeellaneona BAMBINA DIET Aruelas for Sale ...... 4t beat and garage. place for right party. A Bargain At $4,700.00. A pay­ Sasse and bis Mississippi State team a scare. 1 touched It with my big "Oh, my, must all that jpm be’ ...they report the air was fUled cigar. To all the rest ’twas fun. tried? You girls are lucky," Dun­ Boats and Accesaoiiaa ...... 44 DUPLEX HOUSES: ment of $700.00 Cash down will take the place. Building Uatarinla ...... 4^ I with passes last Saturday. Philadelphia—Elaine Ponlo, aged 'You were a funny sight to see, cy cried. "When you have had 18 W inter St.— 6 rooms, steam Diamonds—WatcheaWawalry 4t Joe Louis’s trainer, Jack Black- 3, wlU live with her mother. but now I ’m sorry as can be. If your tastes, tell me, and I will eat Elactrlcal AppUancta—Radio .. 4t beat and garage. The court so decreed when It Fual and Faad ...... 44-A bum, has been offered $2,500 to you’l l , forgive me, lad. I ’ll gladly the rest.” O.ril.r — r.rm—0 .trr ProOuoti (0 Chestnut St.— 4 rooms and bath, Tel. Manchester 5 0 1 4 coach Buddy Baer while Joe is learned that her diet In the home of buy another one." Uouaahold Goods ...... t i honeymooning .,. Columbia alumpi her father consisted of spaghetti, "I’d rather have an Ice cream (The glrle are rewarded fer be- Haetalnary and Tcola ...... f| are whispering sweet things to Lou peppers, whisky and coffee. cone,” the lad replied. "A ll o f my Ing judgee. In the next story.) Musical Inatrumanta || HEATED APARTMENTS: s o l it a r y confinement. ______1^-3 Office and Store Equipment 44 L— ■ r w ittv iM u ■J Special, at u . a t o r ...... u 118 Main St.—3 rooms, tile bath, WaarlD, Appar.l—Pun t? fireplace; electric sitave and re­ R m '« T Want.,—To Bur ...... I I SALKSMAN SAM A Smart Guy frigerator furnished. Hot water ALLEY OOR Umpa Gets An Earful By HAM LIN Boar,—Bottla—Rraarts Raataaraata throughout the year. A LITTLE MATTER, HEH,? WELL, FER CATS SAKE - WELL,1HE LEESBURG TEAM SAYS THEY'RE /IaJSUL, DUS-’L , O L ' s o c k , THWJKS "\TH' (AACON-'' >rma aied Laad for Bale * n BosMa ter Bale Ti Lota ter ■ - « - __ n Raaort Propu ty ter Sal. t l S u b v t e i a U ------u E D W A R D J. R ^ Batata Bsshacse 71 t tor W an t.,—Real Batata f t t*sal waSff' *"—* *•**“ • « HOLE 896 Mala St XeL 4443 'c i e m v N t e e 41'lW ei.i-tere’ iri (.nr* t