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Pennsy Infant Dies Mark Aviation’s Birthplace . reOLlEY HTIS KELLOGG P A Q i- PREPARED TO SETTLE AirrO; STARTS Victim O f Witchcraft HELD BACK BY * <} % DISPUTE IN BOLIVIA y J s C i r a SERIES Lebanon, Pa., Dec. 20.— The have called in a "pow-wow” doc­ BIG N M BILL attention of authorities today was tor. * Pan-American Conference- focused anew on the “ pow-wow- After several visits of the witch doctor who was said to reside at .A AFGHANISTAN Love Lane Accident Finally iug” activities of individuals in Hamlin, Yerks county, the child Opponents Say They W3I south-central Pennsylvania when failed to rally and died. Coroner J. > Lays Ground Work for an an infant, said to have been a vic­ H. Manbeck, of Lebanon county, Affects Two Other Trol- tim of witchcraft, was found dead said the child succumbed to mal­ Start Filibuster Until the CAPITAL HED Arbitration Treaty Be­ i of malnutrition. nutrition. The child, Verliug Davis, son of Manbeck said that apparently leys and Autos and a Mo- Verna Davis of Fredericksburg, the child had not suffered from the Senate Takes Its Christ­ BY THE KING tween South American Re­ had been ill for some time and aft­ treatment administer by the “ pow- er a regular physician , had been Avow” doctor, but that death was mas Recess Saturday. torman; None Badly Hurt. called without effecting a cure the caused by lack of medical atten­ publics— To Hold Plena­ mother was said by authorities to tion and proper care...... Insurgents Unable to Cap­ ry Session Tomorrow. Three one-man trolley cars and Washington, Dec. 20-—The ad­ an automobile participated as ministration's plan to force action ture City— Revolt Eager­ major factors and two other auto­ DOCTOR FINDS PINWORMS on the “ Big NaA'y” bill, prior to Washington. Dec. 20—With the ratification of the Kellogg anti-war mobiles and a motorman and his ly Watched by Great Brit­ machinery of the special mediation lunch box as minor factors in a pe­ treaty, today threatened to provoke committee of the Pan-American culiar series of accidents at the CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS a tumultuos parlimentary session ain and Soviet Russia. Conference moving slowly toward a junction of Love Lane and East in the Senate. pacific solution of the Boliviah- Center street, Twin Hills vicinity, Opponents of the “ Big Navy” bill have announced they will block I Paraguayan border dispute, activ­ early last evening. The succession Revolutionary Discovery Is action on the measure until after Moscow. Dec. 20.— King Amanul- ities of the conference proper began of CA-ents resulted in the Avrecking R U EPIDEMIC the Senate has acted on the treaty, lah’s loyal troops still hold Kabul, laying the groundwork for ■ an of the automobile most seriously ’ay which some fifty nations combine capital of Afghanistan, according to arbitration treaty today. iiiA'Olved and in crushing one of the Made After Study of Dis­ with the United States in denounc­ a radiogram direct from that city A plenary session of the arbitra-, trolley cars so that repairing it Avill ing war and in pledging themselves tion committee probably will be be an expensive job. if any. Several INMID-WEST; to the arbitration of all differences. today. After an interruption of called for tomorrow to receive the Connecticut Company patrons Avere ease for 25 Years— Can In the face of this opposition, if was more than 24..hours wireless com­ tentative draft of a convention be­ pretty Avell shaken up and one or apparent that final action on both munication Avith Kabul Avas estab­ ing prepared by Victor M. Maurtua, the bill and the treaty will- be post­ two complained of minor injuries Be Prevented." COMING EAST lished by the Tashkent station at of Peru, and Enrique Olaya.'of Col­ but neither hospitals nor nearby poned until after the Christmas re­ umbia. the reporteurs. cess. 2:50 o’clock this morning, doctors received any of the passen­ r- Already they have agreed upon ,a gers. so it Avas concluded that no­ Parlimentary Tangle Back to the scene of the first successful airplane flight— the wind­ j number of exceptions to questions body Avas .seriously injured. The Perth Amboy, N. J., Dec. 20.— Officials Estimate Three Mil­ The treaty situation presented a swept sand dunes of Kitty HaAvk. N. C.— came OrAulle Wright the other I.MPOKTAXT COUNTRY. I which AA'ould be submitted to arbi­ niotorman Avith the lunchbox had .A mysterious parasite, the “ pln- unique parlimentary tangle. The day to take part in celebrating the tAventy-fifth anniversary of this London, Dec. 20.— Important in tration. which are said to represent administration supporters, led by memorable event. Part of the croAvd that Avatched the ceremonies is a narrow squeak from being Avorm,” so small that an army of ternational events may result from j tjjg vie\A"s of a majority of delegates, badly hurt but escaped Avith a dent Senator Borah, (R) of Idaho, were pictured above, crossing the barren hills. Below are the aviation pio­ the outcome of the reA'olt under j'phe reporteurs Avere charged with Them could pass abreast through the lion Cases at Present; in favor of postponing action on it neer, left, and Senator Hiram Bingham of Connecticut, at the unveiling in his lunchbox. way today in the isolated mountain j obtaining 'the views of the other eye of a needle, is responsible for u’Jtil the new year. So too, were of the tablet Avhich noAv marks the birthplacd of lieavier-than-air flying. kingdom of Afghanistan. j delegates to guide them in making ,\t Tra.gic Spot. leaders of the Irrenconcilable group , > At 5:25 o’clock a Chrysler road­ iippendicitis, America’s most preva­ WiU Have Run Its Course Both England and Soviet Russia a draft for discussion. which is fighting its unconditional are keen rivals for the. friendship The F'Irst Results ster belonging to John H. Mazarsk lent major-operation disease. ratification. On the other hand, an of 274 Park street. Hartford, Avas of the Afhan government because The first realitest of South Amer-. This revolutionary theory, sup­ Late in March. Insurgent-Democratic coalition op­ Day O f Small Churches of the country’s strategic impor­ ican diplomacy vs. North Am’erican j-roceeding north on Love Lane aii.i ported by practical observations posed to enactment of the “ Big is expected to come Avhen the fvt’ll Am tlie point of emerging onto East tance upen the Indian-Russian Navy” bill-^so.ught to force its Im­ frontier. Even before the Coni- committee meets, unless circumr Center street, it was being driven and research work over a period of 25 years, Avas revealed to Interna­ Washington, Dec. 2 0— Three mil­ mediate con.sideration. This coali­ Is Over In Big Cities mnnists gained control in Russia .stances make it advisable to ap'- by Reginald SAvift of 29 HaAvthorne tion was led by Senators Norris (Ri the old imperial Russian govern­ point a sub-committee to thrash put street. Hartford. Avith Mazarsk rid- tional NeAvs Service todav by Dr. lion cases of influenza by Christmas of Nebraska, and King (D) of Utah, Frank C. Henry, eminent surgson ment had coveted Afghanistan as a the matter, as was done in the case f ing .IS a passenger. Mr. Mazarsk eve A va s the gloomy prospect for the both of whom favor ratification of and authority on appendicits. New York, Dec. 20.— The day offcburch by the vast business sky-, “ friendly gateAvay to the south.” r of the conciliation committee. A had reason to recognize the dangers holidays faced by America today. the treaty. Not onl.v is Dr. Henry convinced the small church is over in New scrapers that have grown up about Fragmentary reports, based | sub-committee of the latter is now of that spot, for at that very inter­ As the Senate assembled, the sup­ it. I mainly upon rumors current in preparing a draft conA-entidn for section his sister Avas killed in a that this black prince of bacteria is Public health bureau officials said porters and opponents of the naval York City, and in other large cities, He asserted that Dr. Reisner had , Peshawar Bombav and other in-j submission to the full committee, collision with a trolley car in July the cause of appendicitis but he be­ that if the epidemic continues to in­ measure planned a parliamentary lieves that the affliction can he tire- in the opinion of John D. Rocke­ solved the big c(ty church problem dian cities, said fighting was still in | There was some conjecture today 19 25. So Swift approached the in­ crease at the rate observed since race. The navy men planned to feller. Jr., who is actively working progress near Kabul and Jalalabad; as o what Avoilfd be the attitude vented. if the proper educational sponsor a motion calling for im­ through the' proposed" erection of tersection AA'ith caution. There Avas December 1. Officially reported the temple. He said skyscraper between the Shinwaris (native! the Amierican delegates, Secre-, a lot of east bound traffic and he campaign is Avaged. mediate consideration of the new today to assist in the raising of new cases, representing less than churches Avhich avouIcI dominate troop. .0,-a. to K ,„. stopped, he said, just as soon as he Spreads Disease. cruiser program while the opposi­ funds for the Broadway Temple, “ Not only iu appendicitis caus­ one-fifth of the total, Avill number tion hoped to get in first with a the “ Sky Sc*raper Church” now un­ the skyline are necessary, as they Amauullali. had passed over the sharp incline on about 500,000 for the week ending A Constantinople dispatch said a ceptin« from arJiitration pecuniary ed originally by piiiAVorms. accord­ motion to consider the treaty. der construction. give religion “ a material as Avell claims until after domestic courts the south side of the trolley tracks December 22. as a spiritual dominance.” Thus report was received there that the and AA-as Avaitiug for a chance to ing to my experience,’’ said Dr. Plan Filibuster Mr. Rockefeller already has giv­ have passed on them, and then Henry, “ but it is quite likely that The epidemic has crossed the The offering of the motion how­ en $250,000 tcAvard the project and many parishioners are attracted, to leader of the Afghan insurgents make a left turn, toward Hartford, Mississippi in earnest, and is only when there is claimed a denial the disease is spread by them, ever, will represent but the-x»penlng has pledged $-100,000 more if the church who might mot otherwise bad been wounded in “ bloody of justice. in safety. Suddenly, however, he spreadiflig to the big industrial shot In their contest and it defeated enter. ■» clashes outside of Kabul.” realized that a Avest bound H'olley through kissing or contact betAveen pastor. Dr. Christian F. Reisner, I It was recalled that the United the patient and relatives or centers of the mid-Avest, accounting in the first round, the opponents raises $500,000 by the end of the Dr. Heury Eirierson Fosdlck, car Avas approaching at high speed for the jump of reported cases from States had a similar question with friends.” year. noted Baptist pastor of this city, Mexico, when the latter country in­ and that ho was on the AA-est bound 40,500 on December S, to 141,077 (Continued on Page 3.) today expressed similar views. He track. He threAV his car into re- Dr. Henry cited the frequency of “ The problem of the church here sisted that before submitting Amer­ cases in his experience Avhere one for the week endinig December 15. and in other great cities is one of declared that the new Broadway HEIRESS FLEEING A'erse and it started back but the ican claims to arbitration, Mexican member of a family suffered an ap­ Heretofore the epidemic has been enormous difficulty.’ said Mr. Temple will “ dramatize religion” trolley car’s fender struck it and courts pass on them. The United pendicitis attack and shortly after- sweeping through the sparsely set­ Rockefeller, addressing a group of and.attract the Imagination of the whirled it around in a semi-circle. tled territory between the Rocky States Insisted it could not wait Avards several other members of the BUSINESS IN U S. business men. He described hoAv city. LOVELESS WEDDING that long, and finally Mexico capi­ The front part of the automobile mountains and the Mississippi, after the churches are facing competition Many business leaders have giv­ same family had the disease. having run Its course on the Pacific tulated and arbitration rriachinery Avas smashed and the frame twist­ with material interests and dreAV a en large donations to the church. was set up and is still operating. ed, but neither SAA-ift nor Mazarsk In the thousands of appendicitis coast. On December 1, there were cases he has treated. Dr. Henry picture of the dwarfing of Trinity Several donated $1,000 bills. were injured. ' but 16,000 cases, a large per cent ON UPWARD TRENP said that be had invariably discern­ in California. Untk The trolley car. No. 1240, in I Uses Airplane to Pur- charge of Motorman Herbert Chap­ ed traces of the pinworms, or Fear that as the flue moves east- in of 134 Autumn street, this town, oxyurides, as they are medically Avard its virulency will increase was MILITARY PAGEANT ONE FORLORN CHANCE continued on down the grade for termed, in the early sta.ges of the expressed by public health officials. Noted Financier Gives His BELIEVE THE KING sue Her— Is (hi Way to more than 100 feet before Chapin disease. In California the mortality rate was In Warm Climates. could stop it. The trolley car suf­ low. TO FREE MRS. MILLER In further support of his theory. Opinion of Conditions in San Francisco. fered only a bent fender. To Hit Here in March IS OUT OF DANGER FOR INAUGURATION As Chapin and some of his pas­ Dr. Henry pointed out that in tropi­ It appears virtually certain that cal countries and warm climates sengers piled off to find out what it will be late March before the Varions Fields. To Try to Prove That She Wasl happened to the automobile, trolley where campaigns were underway epidemic runs its course In United Berkeley, Calif., Dec. 20.— “ I against worm disease in general, a Illegally Convicted in'a For­ car No. 950. in charge of Elphege States. Spread to Europe Is a pos- Avon’t marry him; I won’t, I wont I” vastly lower percentage of appendi­ I Five Doctors Review the Orders Issued Today for mer Case. Barron of Hartford, traveling as a In these words, uttered on the citis cases were recorded. The (Continued on Page 8.) By W. S. COUSINS trailer to No. 1240, came along. It Overland Limited as (he trajn drew slowed. doAvn and stopped close be­ southern states as well as Souih I. N. S. Financial Editor. Case— Believe Ruler WiH Ceremonies to Take Place American countries bear this state­ near Berkeley today. Miss Ruth Mc­ Lansing, Mich., Dec.- 20— A for­ hind its leader. lorn chance for escape from a life 'Iliird ’J'rolley Crashes, ment out, he said. New Y'ork, Dec. 20.— The course Connell, beautiful 26-year-old heir­ “ Pinworms are so small ordinar­ In Hartford, January 9. sentence for a fourth prohibition The bent fender of No. 1240 had HOOVERS TO SPEND of American business in 1928 has Recover. ess of New York, shed some light been jammed doAvn onto the rails ily that they cannot be discovered law infraction was.won by Mr*. without a special microscope, and been consistently upward, with upon the reason for the dramatic Etta Miller, mother of ten and a not even then, sometimes,” said Dr. neither rooms nor recessions London. Dec. 20— Optimism over Hartford, Conn., Dec. 20.— Mili­ pursuit of her across the continent. (Continued on Page 3.) Henry. “ But they are present in XMAS ABOARD SHIP grandmother, today. amounting to anything more seri­ tary pageantry will mark the im She was still leading .the strange every early case of appendicitis. I the ultimate recovery of King She stood mute when arraigned ous than temporary readjustments, race today as she leaped from the believe that the reason surgeons do George gained strength this after­ auguration on January 9 of Gov. train at Berkeley and sped away in on technical information charging not find pinAvorms more frequently according to Lewis E. Pierson, noon as the King gained ground. John H. Trumbull, > follOAving pre­ a taxi. - ' . her with being a fourth offender, NEW SNEAK THIEF is that they do not operate in the Anxious to Get to , United chairman of the American Ex­ A consultation of five doctors was cedent feet many years ago AV’hen Close in pursuit was reported an this necessitated an entry of a not primary attack or at least not until change Irving Trust Company, one airplane piloted by Francis D. Bow- guilty plea and an order for a Jury' held at Buckingham palace begin­ governors were inaugurated either trial. Prosecutor Barnard Piegroi suppuration has taken place and or the largest amalgamated banks ham bearing Dr. O. D. Meeker of the pinworms, or oxyurides, are States as Soon as Possi­ ning at 3 o’clock. Those attending in New Haven or Hartford. In days Rochester,’ N. Y-. bent upon catch­ asked that the jury trial be set for. ROBBERY REPORTED destroyed.” of the eastern seaboard. were Sir Stanley Hewitt, Lord Daw- Avhen New Haven, posses:ed'a state ing up with the fleeing heiress. Dec. 31. Pierson told International News When the case comes before a_. In 1903, Dr. Henry First noted sori, of Penn, Sir Humphrey Rolles- capitol, incomingr^overnors who re­ Back in Neiv York, Kenneth E. ble; Planning Celebration. Service today that the optimism ex­ jury. Defense Attorney Seymour H, oxyurides in an appendix. He sided outside'tjiat tpAvn were, met Coulter, treasurer of the Carolina pressed In the 1927 business re­ ton. Sir. E. Farquhar Buzzard and Person will attempt to prove that recorded his theory in several ai ti­ at East Haven'by the; niilitary and^ Southern Railway, said to be air des in the New York County Medi­ views “ had been fully justified by, Sir Hugh Rigby. , ■ Mrs. Miller was illegally convicted Diamond, Watch, Money Go ' It was understood the whole ill­ escorted to the State House to be ' uncle of the girl, is reported to be cal Journal and has spent his life Aboard U. S. S. t/tah, (Via Ar­ the developments in business this Avatching the race with interest, at in one or more of the former cases, ness was reviewed and that the doc­ installed in ofilae..^ Hartford’s in­ A va s testing it. lington Radio Station),-Dec.' 20.— year: in other words, that the busi­ the same time refusing to reveal in two of which she not repre- tors were debating whether the auguration parade' has inarched seiKed by an attorney. from Strong Home on He treats incipient cases Avith Because it is President-elect Hoo­ ness surveys had ‘made good’ in the reason behind it. their forecasts for the coming King progressed sufficiently to -.var- across town from' Main street to If Judge Charles B. Collin,xwoofi pin worm medicine— and cures ver’s desire to reach TJnlted States rant the statement that he ,is out the capitol. Orders distrihu'teri to An Explanation. lliem. In advanced stages of ap­ year. permits this line of defense, Mrs. soil as soon as possible, ' it was of danger for the present. the state’s military units' today’call From fragmentary bits of e.x- Miller may not yet escape being the, Edgerton Street. pendicitis, of course, he operates. “ A distinct Improvement in the plaiiation dropped while on the believed certain today that the agricultural situation has material­ for a parade frooji,, th';e '.Hrii’tford first woman to receive life iind'er Contrary to popular conception, PASSES GOOD NIGHT Club on Prospect street, through traln^ Miss McConnell revealed that the habitual felon sectidns of the I.atin-American “ good Avill” envoy ly increased the ready purchasing appendicitis shows an increased London, Dec. 20.— The condition Atheneum, Main,’ High, Ford and “ someone back in Nbav York” Avants new criminal code, ' Another daylight robbery Avas death rate since 1912, according to Avould spend Christmas on ship­ power of great areas which in re­ desperately to marry her.. , She is cent years have found it necessary of King (ieorge continued to shoAv Trinity ..Areets to the Capitol. ' Person doubts, however, whether pulled off yesterday afternoon be­ the latest census figures available. board. ' ' slight improvement today, an offi­ The escort of Gov. Trumbull, at 26, he is 46. , .> Judge CollingAvood Avili permit‘in-, to' seriously curtail expenditures,” And— she dpes not love hini. tween 1 and 2 o’clock at the home Mr. Hoover is anxious to reach Pierson declared. cial bulletin issued by the royal the coming inauguration, Avill con- troduction of this sort of testimony. physicians at 11 o’clock this morn­ The identity of this man she de­ of Milton Stro^'ng of 22 Edgerton Key Wfest, Fla., on January fifth He believes confidently that the ing stated, (Continued on Page 2.) clined to reveal, but shri did inti­ saeet. A diamond ring, a gold or sixth at the latest. He is faced limit of the country’s purchasing “ The King passed a good night mate that Coulter is not her uncle BIG ICE FLOES H E T power is as far off as ever. watch, in bills and numerous with the mountainous task of fa­ and there is a continuation of His as reported. Inventories Low Majesty’s' Aow progress,” the bul­ The girl was near collapse when WHO’LL BUIU) ARMORY small articles are missing. miliarizing himself with hundreds “ Wholesale and ’ retail sales, BYRD’S TRIP TO POLE letin read. EXPLOSIONS IPONDON the Overland left Benecia this The thief or thleA-es gained en­ of administratlAfe details and wish­ building operations and savings It was signed by Sir Stanley Hew- morning on the last lap of the race. trance through the back door and es to have as much time as possible bank deposits are all aboA-e the ett. Sir Hugh Rigby and Lord DaAv- At one time she A va s given restora- Hartford. Conn., Dec. 20— The belief is expressed that someone One Ship Has Returned to for that purpose before he takes 1927 flgures,”^ said Pierson. “ The son, of Penn. INJURE DOZEN PERSONS question of who shall build the fkmiliar with the house, did the job. Port— Other, Makes 28 Miles balance between production and At 7:30 o’clock this morning, (Continued on Page 2.) state's new armory at New Haven over the executive helm. consumption has been well sustain­ The house is a two-flat tenement. In Seven Days. Buckingham palace officials stated was undecided this afternoon when The Strongs live up' stairs. Mrs. For this reason, it is probable ed and inventories generally are that His Majesty’s condition was Leaking Gas Mains Cause | the State Board of Finance and, that the three-day visit originally low. Iron arid steel continue'at a Much Excitement — Many; Control adjourned Us meeting arid Louis J. 'Tack, who occupies the London, Dec. 20.— Heavy seas Hat below, said that she heard planned for Rio De'janeiro will be high level and less than the usual (Continued on Page 2.) Liyes Imperilled. GIRL DROWNS SELF decided to meet with Gov. Tintqt- and thick ice floes are delaying the adhered to. The Utah will reach seasonal slackening appears In the bul-1 in his office at the Capitol latei; fome one moA’ing about up stairs Antartic expedition of Commander I shortly after 1 o’clock, but thought the Brazilian capital tomorrow an.i automobile and building indus­ London, Dec. 20.— Two series of in the afternoon. Smith & Sons, of R. E. Byrd, said advices from leave Monday morning or after­ hat Mrs. Strong, who is employed tries, The textile arid coal mining violent explosions in thri Holboru New York, Dec. 20.— A broken Derby, reputed to be the lowes.t Dunedin^ N. Z., today. noon. Dy Cheney Bros., had remained industries, which dragged consid­ STORES OPEN district of Central London today in­ romance, shattered by United States bidder for the co n tr^ , protested . The steamship Eleanor Bolling Preparing for Christmas erably through the early part of immigration laws, caused the sui­ the award to Abadeesa Brothers, of '.way from her work to do her has returned to Bunedin after an jured 12 persons seriously, caused "While the Utah plowed north­ the year, are much improved and two disastrous fires that Imperilled cide of Pacma Keretsky, 22, a Hun­ New Haveu. Christmas shopping, and was at unsuccessful attempt to tow the ward through rolling seas, everyone lome. export tra.de ends the year with the TONIGHT 100 working girls, tied up. traffic garian pianist, on board the liner The Board of Finance arid Con­ supply ship City of* New York fur­ aboard, from Mr. Hbover to the en­ highest figures since 1921.” Sergeant Crockett investigated. and threw hundreds into panic. The Deutschland, according to word re­ trol, which considered the matter ther south. Heavy seas caused the listed seaman making his first long Pierson points out that while blasts were attributed by the po­ ceived here today by the Hamburg- two weeks ago. today heard attor­ This Is the second sneak-thief two line to break twice. The ice pack voyage, was preparing for a ship­ the economic' .experts are not in UNTIL 9 P.M . neys representing .Abadessa' Broth­ )peratIon here recently. The first lice to leaking gas mains. American line. is the thickest in,’13 years. ' The board Christmas eve'today. agreement over the money market After a number of blasts early The girl, who sailed from this ers, Lehrmann & Co., of New •obbery took place 13 days ago at ship made only 28 miles in seven The crew is eager to makq the outlook for next year, the prob­ port u f®w days ago on the liner, Haven, who have the plumbing cori- :he home of Paul Hauschild of Mid­ in the day further explosions took days and was docked to enable the event the greatest celebration of abilities are for a continuance of Merchants in Manchester place at 12:30 this afternoon. Two jumped overboard and was tract, and Watson-Flagg , Co., qt lie Turnpike, at practically' the crew to fit a new propellor. The its kind in the history of'the Unit­ firm money. He pays a tribute to six-story buildings filled with in­ drowned. She came to New York New York, who have the electrical lame time of day, but in this case City of New York is coaling while ed States Navy. More than 1,000 the quality of corporate mauage- Will Keep Their Stores Open flammables were gutted. One last summer to marry and become contract. Benedict M. Holden arid mtrance was gained through a win- a whaler is attempting to push pounds of frozen turkey are Avalt- ment which in a year of tremen­ Tonight, * Tomorrow Night, hundred girl eniployes barely es­ an Aiperican citizen, hut fhri quota John T. Robinson, of Hartford, ap­ low on the back porch. Jewelry through the Ice and open a patch ing in the ice-boxes. Large quanti­ dous competition has been able to Friday, Saturday and Mon­ caped. ^ laAA's forbade her en'^y except as a peared for the Derby firm. vas, in both cases, the object of the for another attempt. ties of the choicest vegetables and produce better earnings than In’ day Until' 9 p. m. to Accom­ Police made a house -to house six month^ivisitor. When- the six After three hours, the board de^ hief. The Hauschild robbery is, as The Eleanor Bolling will shortly fruits Avere taken aboard during 1927. The.'recprri of;’ 1928 business, canvass of the neigh' "hood .warn­ months Avere up she had td) lea,Ye cided to meet with Gdyerridr’ Tru#.i fet, unsolved. leave for the son ’ with an airplane failures Is 'al80''bel6w^ that of the modate Christmas Shoppers. ing residents to lea. for. fear of her fiknee and return tot'Euroj^d. bull. Whether _the governor wittl The localities are far nemoved. and other supplies. (Continoied’On Page 8.') previous year.' further aayjloBiona, She was enroute for Hamburg. . decide the matter is ■. ■-S ; Sj . y. / , . ..* ;, V ■ -rA- ’--1 Jt’ti T’cy. MANCHESTilR EVENING HERALD, ,^)UTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY^ DEC M BBR ^0,

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Capitol Nat g&T . . . .415 ...... 271 _ Second Companies, Governor’s Foot By notice of a suit and an at-1 Mrs. Mary B. Finley of Rockville, It was because the men. who for Am Smelting I . n . n • I I • I i William S. Hutchison, is grand sec- City Bank & Trust.. 1300 Am S u gar...... ^ 83 Guard, and the governor’s staff. The tachment placed on the property of | ^^® hospital in that some time .have had under consid­ Cong River ...... 400 1 etary of the Fellows 'in Con- Am Tel & Tel ...... ‘3^^^ It out rriends Insist on a odd Second Company is to come here Frank and Fred Hare, doing busi-IPTkce Tuesday, was a past depart- eration the erection of a Hebrew First Bond & .Morl . . —— 60 I necticut and perhaps its best known from New Haven, according to Anaconda ...... ,i..il0% i official throughout the state. His ness as the South Manchester Wet 1 ment president of the Auxiliary to Synagogue In Manchester, were not First Nat (Htfd) . . .265 285 Atchison...... 194% I home is in New Haven. Another orders which declare “the travel Wash Company, Charles R. Hath­ the Spanish War Veteran's, and getting along fast enough that their Htfd-Conn Trust Co .750 800 Celebration. directed is necessary in the public charter member of Ellen G. Bevry Balt & O hio...... 118 brother. Andrew, lives in Passaic, away has brought suit in the name wives and daughters formed the do rights . .'...... 90 lOQ Beth Steel ...... 8«% 1 N. J., still another, John, is living service.’’ of the Aetna Investment Company Auxiliary, No. 8, U. S. W. V., Bock- new women’s orgaulzatidn which is Htfd Bank Tr ...... 610 — At Hartford Club vllle, and the Auxiliary will hold C^n P a c ...... 233 in Philadelphia. Mr. Hutchison of Indianapolis, Indiana. It is set planning ways and means to bring Land Mtg & Title . . -- 60 C M & St P a u l...... 33% Mr. and Mrs. James Hutchison also has three- sisters, Mrs. Mar­ The military units are to line up up that previous to January ]. memorial services at the home. 16 about the-erection of the place of Morris Plan Bank . .160 — quietly celebrated the fiftieth an­ opposite, the Hartford Club and Chestnut street, Rockville at 7:30 Chi Rock Islan d ...... 128% garet Couch, of Hockanum and Miss i928, the plaintiff entered into a worship. ; Phoenix State B&T. 490 Cops Gas ...... i'...... 100 niversary of their marriage yester­ Mary and Miss Christine Hutchison there receive the governor. Then contract with the Laundrymen's i tonight. Members of Mary Bush- The women have the assurance of Park St Bank ...... 975 — day at their home, 17 Laurel street. nell Cheney Auxiliary of this town — Cor;i Prod ...... • • 89 % of Pine street this town, they march to the Capitol where the National Advertising Association the men that they will assist in this Riverside Trust . . . .675 Del & H u d ...... 191 Thpy were inclined to allow the i Mr. and Mrs. George Hutchison, two companies of Governor’s Foot for a series of advertisments. It who plan to attend should leave the work by getting together the funds. Bonds event "to pass unnoticed but their trolley terminus at 6:30 with de­ Du Pont ...... 475 . I their'parents w.ho came here from Guard vrlll form two lines from the is contended that when Exhibit A The women’s organization is to Htfd & Conn West 6 95 E rie ...... 68% relatives and old friends called I Scotland in 1S73 lived to celebrate roadway to the Capitol, and was ready that Mr. Hare or his son partment officers. Mrs. Finley fre­ East Conn Pow ’s . .101 103 , during the afternoon and evening quently visited the branch here and carry on the up-keep of the build­ Gen Electric ...... 188- I their fiftieth wedding anniversary. through these lines Gov. Trumbull did not pay for it. As a result ac­ ing afterwards. Conn L P 7s ...... 116 118 Gen Motors ...... 192% to felicitate with them on reach- They occupied a cottage owned by and the other new state officers will cording to the contract they had was instrumental in organizing it. Conn L P 5 % . . . . .107 109 ing their golden wedding day and Brothers Funeral services will be held at St. The v.omen are holding meetings Inspiration...... ^ 42% s on High street pass to the doorway where they will signed by not paying for Advertise­ for the purpose of better acquain­ Conn L P 4% ...... 100 102 Int Harv ...... 332 altogether they had a very J'^ppy j years and it was in 1899 j be received by the Legislature, and ment A, the others all became due Bernard’s church, Rockville tomor­ Brid Hyd 5s ...... 103% 105 row morning at 8 o’clock. tance, piomote the visiting of the Int P aper...... 28 time. 1 the celebration took place, inaugurated. Gov. Trumbull’s mes­ and payable at once, amounting in Insurance Stocks Kenecott ...... 145 % parts of the country also remembei- ^ sick and u better understanding be­ Aetna Casualty . . . . 1175 sage v^ill then be delivered.' all to $525. tween all. 1225 Mack T ruck...... 101% ed them with congratulatory i jyjj, Hutchison are en- Orders issued today call for. the i Although the writ states they Automobile...... 460 470 sages or telegraphed flowers, roi- , g^od health. Durimg — Marland Oil ...... 41% governor’s staff to .eport at 1:15 have been several times notified ABOUT TOWN Conn General ...... 1875 Mo Pac com ...... 62% ted plants, baskets of j the summer he keeps busy around p. m., and the other units at 1:20 that this payment is due they have Hartford Fire ...... 910- 920 other tokens of love and affect on j mowing the lawn and N Y Central...... 186 p. m. State officers, state officers- failed to meet the requirements and A daughter, Jeanne Lorraine, 8 MEN SENTENCED Htfd Steam Boil .. .800 820 New Haven RR ...... 74% were sent by relatives and friend | necessary work around elect, and the staff of the governor- suit is now brought for the full do warrants . . . . -. 85 New Haven pfd ...... 114% payment. The papers were served was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Aetna Insurance . . . .680 690 liere. | his place. Mrs. Hutchison keeps elect, which is the staff of the gov­ E. C. Carrier, of New York City. Nor Amn Co ...... 89' Among those who calle active and interested also in com ernor, are ordered to report at by Deputy Sheriff Herbert H. ,Bis- TO PRISON TERMS Aetna L ife ...... 970 980 Nor Pac ...... -• • 106 Rev. Watson Woodruff and Mrs. munity affairs and current events. sell and is returnable the first The baby was born at Mrs. Howe’s National...... 1150 1180 Woodruff, pastor of Center Congre­ 1:20. The parade is to start at 1:30 Maternity Home on Wadsworth Penn R R ...... 71% ! p. m. Tuesday of the Gommon Pleas Phoenix ...... 855 870 Postum Cereal...... 66% gational church, in which both Mr. court of Hartfor County. street. .Mrs. Carrier, before, her Bridgeport, Cono., Dec. 20. Travelers ...... 1710 1730 Hutchison and his wife were active i The instructions then say: "upon The reason that the first bill was marriage, was Miss Ruth Warner Eight men were sentenced to serve Public Utility Stocks Prsd Stl Car ...... 21% in past years. Mr. Hutchison was | , arrival at the State Capitol, the of this town. This is the first child. state prison terms, and two others Packard...... 148 BELIEVE THE K iG not paid was because, it was stated Conn Elec Sve pfd . 88 93 Pullman New ...... 82% for years superintendent of the Sun-1 j staff of the governor-elect and the at the laundry this afternoon, that were given county jail terms by Conn L P 8% . . . .120 123 day school and choir director. 1 state , offlcers-elect will accompa'ny Radio Corp ...... 354 the line of advertising that the con­ The Herald’s account of an auto­ Judge Arthur F. Ells here- today. Conn L P 7% . . . . .116 120 Sears Roebuck...... 165% Mrs. Hutcliison’s Life . IS OUT OF D.4NGER I the governor to the executive-cham- cern had to offer was a misrepre­ mobile accident at Bissell and George Catino, 34, of Newark, N. Conn L P 5 % % . . . .100 102 Mrs. Hutchison was Miss Jessie j I sentation and not one that they Spruce streets last Saturday after­ J., was sent to prison for one to Conn L P 6 % % pfd .110 114 Sinclair Oil ...... ••• 41% White of this town and was born in I gorernor elect is notified that the could use. Mr. Hare will contest the noon stated that Mrs. Louise two years and fined $2,000 for Conn P Co (par 25) .132 135 Sou Pac ...... 125% Mystic. Conn. They were married ! (Cotitimied from Page 1.) I joint assembly is in waiting for Sou Rail ...... 145% case. Dimock. owner of one of the cars part In a rum running effort halted Greenwich W&G 6 . . . 98 101 S O of N Y ...... :... 39% on December 19, 1878, by the pas- ! him, and he then will be accom- involved, carried no insurance. This at Darien on November 1st, last. Hart El Lt (par 25) .128 132 tor of the Bolton Congregational I unchanged. Following the four suc­ panied to the House of Represen- S O of N J ...... 53% cessive favorable bulletins issued w'as an error, Mrs. Dimock having His companions, Albert Roberts, do vtc ...... 118 125 Studebaker ...... 73% ' church at the parsonage there. Two | , 1 u • • . J 1 tatives by his staff and state by the royal physicians yesterday „ informed The Herald that she Is and James U. Dupuy, 28, alsi Htfd Gas c (par 25 ) . 90 95 Te.xas Corp ...... 64'^s daughters, Gladys and Agnes, were | fully insured. Newark, were sent to jail for do pfd (par 25) . . 65 * 75 born to them. Gladys became the and the. day before, “unchanged” | '______ROCKVILLE/HOSPITAL Tob Prod ...... 103% was construed as favorable news. ' year each and fined $1,000 e S N E T C o ...... 178 183 Union P a c ...... 20% wife of George Tracy of Newton- C. F. Malaraka of Bergenllne Manufacturing Stocks ville. Mass., and Agnes was married The feeling general throughout | Ef|j) SCHOOLS United Fruit ...... 141 England today was that the King HEAD TO QUIT JOB avenue. Union City, N. J.. is spend­ Am Hardware . . . . . 72 74 U S Rubber...... 42 to How'ard Brewer of East Hart­ American Hosiery . . 27 — ford. There are four grandchildren, had successfully passed through I VM A6 DDArDAIUK ing the Christmas holiday period U S Steel ...... 156% the worst phase of his illness never-1 A m A u I !\U utlA l7lu visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Calve from a boat at 'Westport. American Silver . . . 25 — Westinghouse ...... 127% Eleanor, Barbara and Priscilla Tra­ Miss Anne Hatheway Smith Arrow Electric pfd .,106 108 cy and Everett Brewer. Eleanor, the theless, he is admittedly still in of 995 Middle Turnpike East. Willys Ovor ...... 29% danger. i ------Resigns—Springfield Wom­ Arrow-Hart & Hege . 50 53 elder of the Tracy girls was married I News Report ! Grades 1 to 7 of the Hollister The South Manchester Public Automatic Refrlg . . 10 20 last June to Sherman Knapp and is an Is Engaged. Acme Wire ...... 18 23' living in Waterbury. Mrs. Tracy j The Central News Bureau stated j Street school will present a program Library and its branch at the West from 4 years and 8 months to ! this morning that it had learned' of Christmas plays and carols to- Side Recreation Center will be clos­ Billings Spencer . . . 9 11 died suddenly two years ago on (Special to The HeruUl) do pfd old . . . . . 8'M 10 the King had passed a quiet night j morrow morning at 10:S0. Grades^ Rockville, Dec. 20.—Miss Anne ed all day Monday and Tuesday of Christmas day. and had been able to obtain some | 1 to 5 of the Union school will be* next week in observance of Christ­ Bigelow-Htfd com . . 93 98 LOVELESS WEDDING Mr. Hutchison is one of the old­ Hatheway Smith, superintendent of do pfd ...... 100 105 est and best known Scotch residents sleep. This followed an even more [guests and the public is cordially the Rockville City hospital, has re­ mas.' years for the same offense. A favorable' report on the sovereign’s invited to attend. Jn the afternoon Bristol B rass...... 34 37 of Manchester. He came here froift signed her position in order that member of the same gang, Edi Case, Lock'& Brain.375 — (Continued from Page 1) Stonhouse. Scotland, in 1871 with condition during the night given Christmas parties will be held in she may return to her h. me in Fred Brousseau, who was injured Romano, of New Haven, wi out by a palace official at three the different rooms. Santa Claus Collins Co ...... 125 135 his brother Thomas and preceding Willimantic to ittend her mother in an automobile accident in Hll- tried by a jury later. The five Colt’s Firearms .. . . 43 45 tives by the train crew, and no one his parents, brothers and sisters. o’clock this morning. This official lias promised to pay the children a liardville eight weeks ago has just arrested here October 14. stated that up until that time the visit during school hourr. whose health is falling, it was an­ Eagle Lock ...... 60 70 was permitted to approach her. The young fellows obtained work at nounced today. Miss Smith's resig­ returned to his home from the Me­ Fafnir Bearing . .. . .145 155 At Berkeley she slipped, from the Cheney mills. Thomas remain­ King liad passed the quietest night The program follows: morial hospital. since his illness became severe. Selection by school orchestra. nation has been accepted with re­ Fuller Brsh Clss A. . -- 21 the train and drove swiftly away ed here for 40 years then left town grets. do Class ^A ... . . -- 84 in a taxi. ^to make his home in Newton, N. J. The royal physicians, in an offi- Address of 'Welcome by Albert • The chilaren’s dancing and swim­ concealed weapons, while 1 cial review of tlie King’s lllnes.s ] Virginia. ■ The trustees of the hospital an­ Hart & Cooley . .. . .240 — Woman Companion. SJames Hutchison held various posi- | nounced that they have engaged ming classes which meet every Fri­ Russo and Patsy Linone, Hartman Tob 1st pfd — "OS Twenty minutes later she reap­ /riions and was at one time super- published in tlie British Medical The Jolliest Christmas Ever, Pu­ day afternoon at 3:45 at the School oo Journal today, indicated that the pils of 'Grade Six. Miss Winifred H. Brooks, of Spring- do com ...... 23 peared at t'ne Southern Pacific mole i;lntendent of the broadgoods weav- field, Mass., at present superinten­ r Lreet Rec have been postponed un­ International Silver . .130 140 and boarded a ferry for San Fran­ -•ling department. He received two worst was over. , A Christmas Vigil by Francis til further notice. 120 The physicians added that the Wallett. dent of the Wesson Maternity hospi­ with Nicholas Jasselli, of New do pfd . .: ...... 115 cisco. ^^'^lervice pins, one, an emerald pin tal in that city. Miss Brooks will York, who Is awaiting sente Landers. Frary & Clk. 71 73 From the moment she alighted S'iignifying 45 years of continuous improvement noted in the last two The Christmas Story, Pupils of There . ill he a whist card party days had made more solid the hope Grade Two. begin ner Rockville duties on Jan­ were arrested la Stamford Manning & Bow A . . 17 19 from the taxi she kept her face ‘r^ervice, and the diamond pin for 50 at the School street Rec at 2:15 to­ found to be heavily armed. do Class B ...... 11 13 covered by the collar of the heavy years. When he retired some for his recovery. Song—Santa Claus is Near. uary 10. morrow afternoon. First prize will In palace circles last night's bul­ Toy Land, Pupils of Grade One. N B Mach pfd . . . . .105 110 fur coat she wore. Her form shook- 'Seven years ago,his fellow-work­ be a chicken and second honors will do com ...... 43 48 with sobs as her companion led her men honored him with a party at letin telling of a quiet day and slow A Dream of Christmas, Pupils of be groceries. general progress was regarded as Grade Three, Five and Seven. '' . Niles, Beraent, Pond. 190 200 to the ferry. ' the mill and presented him with a do pfd ...... 90 — She was reported to be well sup­ ;purse of gold, as did the firm of another step toward recovery. Christmas Wishes, Pupils of E. GLASTONBURY GIRLS 33 Grade One. North & Judd . .. . . --- plied with money and passports, ,tCheney Brothers. Since his retire- r Pratt & Whitney pf.-.98 — but her plans on reaching San hr-.xnent he has lived at his home The pillory was A Santa Claus Pantomine, Pu­ WHALEN IS DETERMINED last ifsed at pils of Grade Four. HONOR MRS. PHREANER Peck, Stowe & Wilcox 19 22 Francisco she declined to reveal. ’^whlch was built for him by the Boston November 22 1801. The Christmas Bunny, Pupils of Russell Mfg Co . . . .140 150 Members of the train crew assum­ Grade Two. TO CLEAN UP NEW YORK Seth Thomas C com. 31 — ed an interest in the girl’s welfare Christmas Carols by entire as­ Mrs. E. P. Phreauer of W*ood- Washington, Dec. 3 do pfd ...... 26 — and aided her to evade awaiting sembly, Mrs. Suprenant, director brige street received .a visit last t Smytb Mfg Co .. . .105 115 interviewers. night from Queen Esther circle, an Tells Cops to Use Sticks and r Standard Screw . . . .130 140 with Miss Sporer at the piano. . . 66 . 69 “The girl is of age and wealthy The Kindergarten class will hold organization of yanng women af­ Guns Freely on Crooks to r Stanley Work com in her own right.” , declared the 1 . . 61 63 Pape's their party toniorro'w morning at filiated with the Methodist church 'Stamp Out Crime. into the Hoover administration 1 Scoville Mfg Co .. . train conductor. “The people that nine o’clock. Parents are invited to in East Glastonbury. This was the supplemental budget estimate f } Taylor &■ Fenu . .. . .135 — - Torrington new . . . . 83 86 are chasing her ought to be Jailed. attend. last settled pastorate of Rev. E. P. * New York, Dec. 20.—Proprietors This man that wants to marry her Phreaner who died suddenly early - Underwood-El Fish . . 85 87 of speakeasies and gamblers quak­ . Union Mfg Co ...... -- 24 is old enough to be her father, an-1 COL D in November. After his retirement ed in their boots today as the re­ 123 I he man that’s chasing her in the TRYING FOR RECORD he built a home and came here to - U S Envelope pf . . . .118 COMPOUND sult of the announced intention of do c o m ...... 240 airplane is nothing but a hireling live. It had been tlie custom of the Grover Whalen, New York’s new t Veeder-Root ...... 42 ■ 44 of the other man.” Circle to make a visit to its former police commissioner, to have the - Whitlock Coll Pipe . • — 20 Miss McConnell v.-as reported to Roosevelt Field, N. Y., Dec. 20— pastor and his wife every year just police “clean out those speakeasies Miss Viola Gentry, who holds a cision will be based. have, evaded a nurse and t-wo de- '/ f o H i n j o before Christmas, hold their serv­ which are the breeders of crime,” tectives in Omaha.* But there Is no transport pilot’s license, took off and to curb the activities of pro­ The financial situation of the here shortly before six o’clock this ice with their former leaders and treasury was brought to the fore accusation against her and no one make them gifts. fessional gamblers. BARRETT & ROBBINS has the right to detain her, she in- morning in a Travelair Bi-plane In The crusading commissioner has again in the House when Rep. John an attempt to establish a new en­ Mrs. Phreaner during her resi­ N. Garner, (D) of Texas, acting limated to the railroad officials. Dr. durance record for women. She dence in East Glastonbury had been instructed the police to use night­ minority leader, made an attack Meeker’s purpose is to persuade her I* pi'esident of the Circle for seven sticks and guns freely in warring FIRM IS BANKRUPT to return, but this she' has no in will remain in this vicinity during against the underworld, but to upon the Secretary of the Treasury the flight. years and the girls came to call her Mellon and declared that upon the iention of doing, she is declared to “Mother Phreaner.” The young show the utmost courtesy and con­ Iiave said. Miss Gentry is a native of North sideration to “peaceful citizens.” budget figures submitted to Con­ The firm of Barret & Robbins,! take or to always have about you. Carolina, and a former member of women brought with them all the gress by President Coolldge the na­ has filed a voluntary petition in I Don’t “dope” yourself when you essentials for a tasty lunch and a An immediate improvement in the the office staff of the Roosevelt Feld discipline of the force was ordered. tion, faces a deficit of $50,000,000 bankruptcy. The ^tore’s business j PLAYWRIGHT’S FUNERAL Col^ Won’t Bother catch cold; use 'Pape’s Cold Com­ flying school. The record for wom­ beautiful green glass buffet 'set for on July 1. was suspended the day before yes-1 pound. Men and women every Mrs. Phreaner. A similar pink set The gigantic shake-up in the en 7 hours and 31 minutes is held force was followed today by demo­ Action of the $75,000,000 addi­ terday. I New York, Dec. 20.—Funeral Him This Winter! where rely on this innoceni but by Lady Heath, the English avia- was presented to the wife of thei:' tional needed for tax refunds will At a meeting of the creditors of services for J. Hartley Manners, iimazingly eflicient little- tablet. present pastor, Mrs.-George Davies. tions and transfers of various offi­ trix. cers from the rank of deputy chief be considered when the committee Barrett & Robbins held November whos' “Peg O’My Heart” brought You’ll find it in any drug store Even if Miss Gentry succeeds in inspector down to captain. Veterans takes up the first of the annual 22, and Including representatives of fame and wealth to him and his •> Some men throw'-off a cold with- you visit, and for only 35c a pack­ 'remaining aloft lon.ger than Lady of the “flnesff’ were still gasping deficiency appropriations bills. the, ^ New Haven , Electric____ wife, Company, Laurette Taylor, will be held ' in a few hours of contracting it. age. Sore throat, or a stut'fed-’up Heath her mark will not be official. SOCIETY WEDDING today at the ousting of Chief In­ Democratic members are known Jordan Hardware with requiem mass at 11 o’clock ;. A.nyone can do it with the aid of head, even grippy colds won't The Federation Aeronautique In­ spector William J. Lahey In favor to be considering a demand that limantic and the Manchester Trust tomorrow morning in the Church of ' ;a simple compound which comes in worry you, once you experience ternationale mak£3 no distinction of Deputy Chief 'Inspector John Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Company, the three largest credi­ the Holy Cross. Interment will be [tablet form, and is no trouble to this quick relief. between men and women pilots. New York, Dec. 20.—To claim be called before the committee to tors, a committee was appointed to Ruth Brady, daughter of the late O’Brien and the appointment of In­ make a personal statement of the cooperate with Mr. Barrett who at private. James Cox BTady and Albany heir­ spector Edward P. Mulrooney to Manners, who died yesterday'as treasury’s condition. that time believed he could .raise a result of an operatioa on Nov. ess as his bride, the Hon. Michael succeed John D. Coughlin as head sufficient money to make a compro­ of the detective bureau. 25, was long regarded as one of S. Scott, brother of the Earl of El­ mise offer. Such attempt, however, Broadway’s foremost playwrights. don, arrived today aboard the Le­ failed and inasmuch as no buyer viathan. BET.'AIL FOOD PRICES STATE POUCEMAN DEAD for the business appeared, the The wedding, which will taka committee decided that the bank­ Boy! Listen! A big reduction on place New Year’s eve in Peepack, Washington, Dec. 20 —- Retail ruptcy procedure would be follow­ cedar chests for the remainder of N. J,, Is a matter of great interest food prices showed a slight Increase Danbury, Conn., Dec. 20.—Every ed. tfie -n-^eek at Benson’s.—Adr, in social circles. ' during November amoujiting to state policeman who could be spar­ The Universal Young Scott, who is 29, is ac­ one-third of one per cent over Oct­ ed from duty came here today to companied here by his mother, the ober prices, the Department of attend the funeral of Lieutenant Viscountess Eucombe of Glouces­ Labor announced today. This is Edward V. Streaman. formerly in tershire and London; his brother, the same increase November prices charge of the Groton state police the Rt. Hon. John, Earl of Eldon, a year ago, while since November barracks, who died on Sunday from 1913, the increase has amounted to Hodgkins disease after a long ill­ Waffle Iron who will he best man and Miss TODAY Joan Maxwell, London society girl, 50 per cent. ness. Services were held In St. Pe­ Among the cities reporting in­ ter’s Roman Catholic church. —and— and Miss Brady’s bridesmaid. . creased food prices were: Ilow STATE The party went to Hamilton Lieutenant Streaman, son of Ser­ SOUTH MANCHESTER TOMORROW Farms, N. J., the Brady’s exten­ Yol'k, 1 per cent; Bridgeport, Gbir geant Edward F. Streaman, of the and 13 Piece sive estate, v/here the wedding cago,’ New Hai^en, Springfield, local police department, is believed breakfast and reception will take Mass., less than five-tenths of 1 per to have contracted his Illness dur­ place. « cent. . , ing the hunt, last April, for bandits An Epic of the West------Among cities rOporting,decreases who killed State Policeman Irving Miss Brady is a granddaughter were: Portland, Me., and Provi­ H. Nelson at Pomfret. Lieutenant of the late Anthony Brady of Al­ dence, less than %s of 1 per cent. Streaman was on active duty in that China Set bany, who amassed a fortune of case for inof® than 24 hours with­ more than $200,000,000 in public FIRST L.\DY VISITS MOTHER. out rest and collapsed later. ^THE W IND' utilities. Her father left an estate ✓ ______. STARRING of more than $75,000,000 to his Northampton, Mass., Dec. 20.— widow and children. : PRINCE 25 YEARS OLD Mrs. -Calvin Coolldge today visited ■I...... her mother, Mrs. Lemira Goodhue, London. Dec. 20.—Prince George, LILLIANJ GISH who has been ill for more than a youngest living son of King George FATHER NEVER SOBER year in Cooley-Dickinson hospital. and Queen Mary, who is hurrying A Thrilling Drama of Pio­ Mrs. Coolldge made the trip from home to the bedside of his father neer Courage, Set Down in Washington to bring cheer to her on the Cunard liner Berengarla, the Land of Harsh Men and Danbury, Conn,, Dec. 20.^—“I — if never saw my father sober,” de­ mother at Christmas-time. She will observed his 26 th birthday quietly bunen Exisfciice. clared a sixteen-year-old girl when return to Washington on Friday. on shipboard today. The Berengarla she appeared before Judge C. A. Mrs. Goodhue was said to be Is due to reach Liverpool tomorrow O N L Y Hallock in City Court here today, weaker but her condition was not afternoon. ADDED FE.YTURE $ 1 .0 0 her head swathed in bandages. considered critical. James TIta, the girl’s father, was . A state trooper was assigned to - FIRE IN SHIPYARD OLIVE BORDEN in court on charges of assault and. guard Mrs. Coolldge during her $1.00 a Month tG.OO Value for $13.00 drunkenness. James was accused o f; visit in Massachuetts. PorjtUnd, Conn., Dec. 20.—Fire HUNTLEY GORDON hitting the girl over the head with swept through the Glldersleeve In ‘SINJ^ERS IN LOVE' a glass mug. BICE GETS 20 YEARS Ship Yard today, doing damage es­ “Is your father all right when, he timated at about $5,000. Firemen worked two houra before the flames is t(ober?” the judge asked. Virhien , New York, Dec. 20 — Vincent THE LMPROVED she answered, the judge ordered Rice,-. 17, high, .school boy who finally were subdued, their fight at THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. TIta to Bridgeport jail for' six [pleaded guilty to second degree' fihst seeming useless. The saw mill VITAPHONE AND months. murder in the midst of his trial for in the ship yard was entirely des MOVIETONE ^ 3 Main Street Phone 1700 strangling Alice Joost, 15, his troyedi and a barge about ready to diS COMING. * sweetheart, on ..November ;2,.. be. latiached was ba

i < i , '’ 1 jPAGETHREfi MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH M A N G H H ^ , C O m ,;? r a ^ DECEMBER 20,1928. off-duty motorman,. - whoaft;; INJURED T O G E T ie , wasn’t taken, was ^pp,ed_ HOOVERS TO SPEND CAN SCARCELY OPEN m s TROLLEY HITS tracks but escaped. Injury* ^ m a so n s PLAN 1ST t he whoaox lunch box toot^heyf^ J J« DISIBRGED TUGE'niER of the impact. XMAS ABOARD W iflOOTH AH E R ACCffiENT Barron, the mprtottnair. of tje AUTO; STARTS trolley car that;wan wrecked, con^ felG FAMILY SOCIAL plained of a wrenched shoulder and Fred Broussean Is Discharged (Contlnned from Page 1) . K. ■ Luce Brothers, Victims of Mo­ Sara Crockett was said to have from Hospital—-Crash* Oc­ torcycle Crash, Leave Hospi­ CRASH SERIES left the scene with his trousers torp, the ship’s seVen-day stop at Mon­ curred Five Weeks Ago. BIG NAVY BILL tal on Same Day. and blood coming ..from a^cut oh-^is Get-Together on Jan. 12 tevideo. leg. A number of passengers were Mrs.* Hoover said she was only Fred Brousseau of 357 Wood- (Contlnned from Page 1.) picked up by Hartford-bound auto­ ■^r ’ (Continried from Page 1) The Luce brothers, George and too happy to spend Christmas on (Continued from Paga 1) bridge street, who was badly injur­ Charlie, sons of Fred Luce of Tol­ mobilists. None of the ; ,cars w ^ WiDHave Dinner^ Danc­ shipboard because “ the huge ed in an automobile accident at land Turnpike, were discharged and straightening it up. after the carryihg‘'a '^uU load of passengers. •_ Hilliardville fiye weeks ago this qf-the bill plan a filibuster until the business of comparing notes with smokestacks of the ship would sibility. The nations there'already Senate takes its Christmas recess from Memorial hospital yesterday make it easy for Santa Claus to are aroused, judging froin a n u m ------morning, was discharged from the afternoon after nearly a month’s .the autoiriobilists, caused enough ing, Cards, Concert, Etc. Sa'^rday. delay so that before the trolleys c a s e make his appearance.’’ ber of international inquiries re- Memorial hospital yesterday arter- tin the meantime, two. other .im­ confinment, the result of a^ motor­ SLOT MACHINE ^ First Lady Interested ceiyed by Surgeon General Hugh S noon. cycle Occident. got uuder way another Connecticut Mr. Brousseau said this morning portant bills await consideration. Co. car also bound for Hartford, The next “ First Lady of the Gumming. Senator Smoot (R) of Utah, an- Charles, who lives at 44 Pearl William J. Thornton, chairman of Land’’ is taking a keen interest in Aside from the flu epidemic the that among other injuries, he suf­ street, and George, who lives in came along. This one was No. 931 AWAITS DEFENDANT fered a fracture of the jaw which hpittnced he would ask action on an in charge of Robert Barry of Hart the social committee of Manchester all the preparations being made. general health of the country is re­ appropriation bill. Senator Smiths Norwalk, were riding on; a motor­ may leave a permanent disabilit.v. ford. Barry says that as he came lodge of Masons, has announced the She did her Christmas shopping in garded as good. There is com­ (,D) of S. C., made a similar de­ cycle bound for Tolland to visit .nine different countries, picking up paratively little meningitis, diphth­ At present, he is able to open his some relatives when the machine down the hill he saw no lights or first get-together for the lodge mouth only a quarter of an inch. claration about his bill, providing Urbanetti Ignores, Trial ^ many native curios an.i rare silver eria, scarlet fever, smallpox or a $15,000,000 relief fund for farm­ turned over in rounding a corner anything to indicate that his track Court Will Try Again oh members, and their families, since antiques in addition to the hun­ other serious contagious or in­ His physician has told him that he near, the home of Axel Anderson on was not clear, until it was too late may never be able to open his ers and fruit growers in south­ Saturday. the new Temple here was dedicated. dreds of gifts, presented ber in the fectious diseases Pneumonia is eastern states. Under ordinary cir­ Tolland Turnpike, November 28. At any rate No. 931 was traveling The affair will take place on Sat­ various capitals visited. becoming prevalent as the after- mouth more than at present. ' Both were rendered unconscious at a spanking rate when Barry did Because of the Injury, Brous­ cumstances the appropriation bill The case of Peter Urbanetti of urday evening, January 12, and the New Year’s eve will also be spent math of the more severe flu cases. wqiilrl ’nave the right .of way, > and were removed to the hospital catch sight of the stalled cars ahead program will include a dinner, aboard. Plans for that celebration The number of deaths has been seau must have a special diet. The here because the Rockville City hos­ and he couldn’t stop. His car Oak street, charged with having a doctor has told him that he will be . ,-.The Irreconcilables welcomed the gambling device in- his possession, games, dancing, a musical concert, were also being laid. large; although far under the 1918 delay. They believed that enact­ pital was congested. George had a crashed into No. 950, drove it and a special game room for chil­ A light blow which came up at figure. What the next two months confined to his home for at ieast fracture of the skull but Charles s against No. 1240 and pushed the did not come up in Police Court two months more. Brousseau and ment of the “ Big Navy’’ bill would here today because the defendant dren. ... midnight increased in intensity may bring is a matter of specula­ lT(d,p their fight against uncondi­ injuries were less serious. two of them ahead for fifteen feet The general social cominittee tion. * his wife were injured when their failed to appear. * this morning, causing some discom­ automobile figured in a collision tional ratification of the treaty. against their set brakes. No. 950 which has been named to outline a fort on deck. Mr. Hoover remained The Pmlic Health Service has caught between the car ahead and There was no bond to calif Ur­ with one driven by Anderson Mc­ With the treaty fight certain to banetti having been freed oh his Series of such events includes. Wil­ in his office preparing his Rio. De resumed its intensive study of in­ be postponed until the "New Year, PUBLIC RECORDS the car behind, took a pretty bad liam J. Thornton, chairman; fluenza. Laboratory studies of the Bride of Summer street. .Brous­ own recognizance after his-arrest Janeiro speeches. seau is considering suit for dam­ iflikewise appeared entirely proba­ beating. The rear vestibule was for having a slot machine in opera­ Charles H. Bunzel, Samuel J. Hous­ The President-elect made no transmission of the ^disease and its ble that the naval bill will meet a crushed iu and the^ controller bo.x ton, Ernest Kjellson, James O. Mc- comment upon the press interview other aspects by investigations' con­ ages. WaiTantee Deeds tion at his store. > ducted with monkeys and rabbits ffimilar delay. and brake gear laid'over flat. The The case was continued by Judge Caw, Harold I. Preston, Leroy Nor­ in which President Irigoyen, of Ar­ Sidney B. Cushman to John P. other end of the car suffered al­ ris, Richard McLagan, John Mc- are In progress. C. McDonald land and huildin:; hav­ Raymond A. Johnson until nexLSat- gentina, was Veported to haye as­ UNUSUAL TOY DEMAND most as much damage.* The rear urday morning. In the meantime Loughlin, Lewis H. Sipe, George serted that Mr. Hoover declared he ing a frontage of 66.5 feet on a pro­ end of No. 1240 was also pretty W. Strant, Peter Wind, Ernest Ben­ KNOFLA DISTRIBUTING posed road and a right over such steps will be taken to have Urban­ would never intervene in South badly damaged. etti present the next time his case son, Thomas Maxwell, Andrew Ra­ American affairs. However, it is NEW PARKINfi SPACE IN TOWN THIS XMAS proposed street, being lot No. 9 of ’fhree trolley cars and an auto­ leigh, and Gustave Ulrich. the Sidney B. Cushman land. is called. known that Mr. Hoover is in close POPULAR CALENDARS mobile in one accident make a Urbanetti’s arrest was the sec­ This general committee has been accord with that idea as he had pri­ Marriage Licenses divided into the following sub-com­ FOR JOHNSON BLOCK pretty fair show and most of the ond here in the attempt of the po­ vately stated as much long before Unless the representatives of. A marriage license was issued passing automobilists. of whom lice to rid the town of slot ma­ mittees: Refreshments, Richard Mc­ the beginning of the South Ameri­ Santa Claus have done their shop­ this morning to Charles F. 'Ward, Lagan, Samuel J. Houston, Gustave there are plenty o.n that road at chines. can tour. ping early, they are going to find a Arthur A. Knofla, local agent on manager of a finance company, a that'time of day, had their curious- Ulrich; floor, George W. Stran . The President-elect appearea Area That Will Accommodate much depleted stock from which to native of Brooklyn, N. Y.. but now Lewis H. Sipe, Leroy Norris, Peter rfeal estate, njorUgages and insur­ ity aroused. Sudden slowings-up much pleased at the apparent clear­ 200 Cars Being Fixed Up on select in the local stores that sell ance, is distributing calendars for living in Manchester and Miss to get a glimpse, caused a dozen HOSPITAL NOTES W'ind, James 0. McCaw; music and ing up of the'Bolivian-Paraguayan Elizabeth M. Spigel, a bookkeeper, entertainment, Ernest H^^lson, Brainard Place. toys. close shaves. One of the curious situation and the Semate foreign re­ 19.29 which bear the lists of fire a native of Anthony, R. I., and now Thomas Maxwell, John McLough- Each store where toys are featur­ al^rm boxes in both the South ones was Kenneth 'Smith of Talcott- lations committee’s approval of the A free parking place large ed there has been an unusual de­ living in Providence, R. I. ville, "Who wanted to see. He stop­ The Memorial hospital today re­ lin, Ernest Benson. Manchester and Manchester fire de­ An application has also been' Informal But Busy Kellogg pact. enough to accommodate. 200 cars is mand, from the small ones to the partments. These Knofla calendars ped but. the car behind him didn’t ported the discharge of Fred Brhs- The social get-together will be being fixed up in the rear of the largest. One of the largest dealere are very popular arid are eagerly made by Herbert C. Ste-ward, — not till it was brought up against seau of 357 Woodbridge street, very informal and if successful wi 1 BRAZIL’S WELCO»IE Johnson block and will be ready for in town reports that it has been sought each year. Mr. Knofla has steamfitter, a native . of Groveton, Smith’s. The Talcottville man’s George Luce of Norwalk, Charles become the first of a series of such Rio De Janeiro, Dec. 20.— Salutes use tonighC The Manchester Elec­ an exceptionally busy seaso.. in the ar.large supply of them this year N.'H., age 33, divorced, and now a lost considerable glass but he said Luce of Wapping and Edward Grih- resident of Hartford and Doris affairs. It will open at 6:o0 p. m. from Brazilian warships and forts tric Co., is putting in a,large flood toy department afld his report is a'iafl will give one to any who call that otherwise the injury was slight bons of Wapping, Samiipl Hadden with a roast pork dinner. This will will welcome President-Elect Her­ light so there will be ample lighting followed in much the same strain :'qr them at his office at 875 Main Wiggins, an office clerk, age 23, a and that, anyhow, it was his fault, of 11 West street and Donald native of Hartford, but now a resi­ be served in the Temple banquet bert Hoover when he arrives here facilities. F. A. Palmer, janitor of by others. The indications are that street, over the Manchester Plumb­ so the name of the bumping motor­ Knowles of 94 Haynee street! w?re dent of East Hartford. hall. Then the gathering will ad­ tomorrow on the U. S. S. Utah to the block will be in Charge during there will be a well supplied num­ ing and Supply Coqjpany store.. ist was taken. admitted. journ to the- main lodge room extend the fraternal greetings of shopping hours. This parking place ber of youtjis in Alanchester with ■Fhe figures on the calendar are Man Bnniiied. NOT BY A JUG-FULL where a concert will be presented. the United States to Brazil. will be very handy in view-of the trys this Christmas. large and historical dates are de­ Just about the same time a THE ANSWER The Beethoven Glee Club and the President Washington Luiz, of fact that only ene hour parking is noted. “ Strike me, then! Strike me! Go Connecticut Company motorman Maxwell Mandolin club will take the republic, has cooperated with allowed on Main street. who was off duty and riding as a Here is the answer to the Letter part and it is expected there will the state and municipal officials to HE STOLE $30,000 on. yer rotten coward! I defy yer!” The work is being done through Boy! Listen! A big reduction on “ I wouldn’t flatter yer by al- passenger on an east-bound trolley, Golf puzzle on the comics page« be several prominent soloists. An make the Rio welcome the great­ the courtesy of Aaron'- Johnson ,i BABY, BABE, BARE,' ' BARS, cedar chests for the remainder of terin the shape d’ yer fice.’’— Lon­ stepped in front of the trolleybus attempt is being made to have Mi^s est Mr. Hoover has received on his BAYS, BOYS, TOYS. owner of the Johnson Block and all TO GET A DIVORCE the week at Benson’s.— Adv. don Daily Express. it was crawling by the scene. The Gertrude Berggren of New York, good will tour cf Latin America. the merchants located there. They formeriy of this town, appear in This visit is the climax of the trip. are, George Williams,' The Great A. solo numbers. . It is the last stop Mr. Hoover will & P. Store, Doughtery’s Barber Following the concert in the make in Latin America. New York Dec. 20.— Jerome main lodge room the banquet hall Two Brazilian cruisers, the Rio Shop, Samuel Yules. Texas Hot Huber, 30- a stock solicitor con- will again be the scene of activi­ Grande Do Sul and The Bahia, Weiner Shop, Men’s Reliable Store, fessed acrording to police today ties. Here there will be modern and were ordered to meet the Utah 200 John I. Olson and Bensons Furni­ that he had misappropriated about old fashion dancing, A1 Behrends miles off the coast and escort it to ture Store. « $30,000 during the last two years orchestra furnishing the music. A this port. The military and naval because he needed money to press prompter will be on hand for t^he authorities ordered 21 guns salutes his suit for divorce against his old fashioned numbers, and plenty when the Utah Stearns into Praca ABOUT TOWN voung.wife. Huber was arrested on WONDERFUL GIFTS of fun is assured those who like Maua. a charge of grand larceny and ball room games or all kinds. Elaborate Ceremonies forgery by J. L. McCloud, an insur Cards, Billiards President Washington Luiz and All active members and prospec- who said he gave him For those who do not care for all government secretaries will take tive members of the Cloverleaves qj g^^Qj-^ey over about $100,- dancing card playing will be part in the formal ceremonies of Athletic Club, which is being organ­ 000. , , , In Bedding For Mother gress in the main social room. Here welcome. Detachments of soldiers ized over north, are asked to meet Mrs. Huber, a former model, de­ also the pool and billiard tables will and sailors will line Avenida Rio at the Manchester Community club clared she left her husband March be put to full use that night and Branco and Avenida Beira Mar at eight o’clock tonight. 27 1927. Huber filed suit for di any other games that the guesto when Mr. Hoover is escorted from vorce in April. 1928. They were care for will be indulged in. the pier to Guanabara palace where Nutmeg Fotest, Tall 'Cedar’s of married in January 1927. For the .children the small lodge he and his party will live. Lebanon, will hold a snecffil meet- room will be devoted to children s Two hours after his arrival at irig ln the Masohiq h'fedipleiat 7:30 PRISONER KILLS SELF games. Hostesses will be in charge Guanabara palace, Mr. Hoover will tonight. to teach the youngsters parlor pay an official visit upon the Bra­ Chicago. Dec. 20— Tony Feltrjx Our games so that they can have a, good zilian president at Cattete palace. A committee from the G Clef Glee arrested in connection with the time while the parents are enjoying Saturday afternoon President Club, Grace Turtellotte, chairman; murder of Frank Basle was taken Two Stores the concert and the dancing Washington Luiz is to escort Mr. Edna Johnson and Faith Fallow, home today. He will never he Tickets will be sold for this Hoover to Tiradentes palace where and a committee from the Beethov­ tried. While police were booking Open Every Night event, but the fee will be small. the federal Congress will be in spe­ en Glee Club, Albert Pearson, him last night, only a few feet from just enough to cover expenses. All cial session. chairman; Rudolph Swanson and his cell, Feltrlx hanged himself Until Christmas. Alasons in this jurisdiction, wheth­ After speeches by the parliamen­ Alfred Lange will meet tomorrow with his scarf. He was dead when er members of Manchester lodge or tary chairman and the chairman of night at 9 at the studio of Helge found. Basle was a former boot­ not, and their families are invited, the parliamentary diplomatic com­ Pearson to make plans.for a com­ legger who turned ^government in­ to attend. • mittee, Mr. Hoover will reply. bined concert to be held the. first former. The most important speeches of part of next year. .. the Hoover visit will be made at BY PLANE TO FUNERAL FISHERMEN’S LICENSE the state banquet given by the Bra­ The Children’s choir of the Swed­ zilian president in honor of the dis­ ish Lutheran church will meet In Hartford, Conn., Dec. 20— Fol­ tinguished visitor at Cattete palace. the church basement at 6 o’clock lowing her race here by airplarie CARRIED IN BUnON tonight. from Raleigh, N. C., Mrs. C. E. Mother would just adore gifts that would help to make such a Smith. 77. today attended the fun­ charming group as shown above. The all-metal automatic LEFT CASH IN CHURCH South Manchester Camp No. eral of her son. Harry, president of daybed with cretonne covered mattress is a beautiful couch by State Official Makes Announce­ 1280, United Women of .America, the National Fire Insurance Co. day and a comfortable full size bed at night. It is priced at New York, Dec., 20.— Officials of will meet in Tinker hall at 8 o'clock She landed near here yesterday $31.50. The smart Boudoir Chair is covered in attractive ment of Next Year’s Plans the Holyrood Protestant Episcopal tonight. . ! and finished the trip in a taxi. Mrs. Chintz and sells for $19.30. of Department. church today are trying to find out Smith started by train from St. who left a mysterious roll of yellow SAUNDERS WEDS AGAIN Petersburg. Hartford, Conn., Dec. 20.— Hun­ bank not^s aggregating $d,200 in ters and fishermen in Connecticut an obscure corner of the church Chicago, Dec. 20.— Clarence GOLD IN A GOOSE will be given a chance to carry their building. Saunders, of “ Piggly Wiggly” The licenses where they are quickly Some members of the congrega- fame, was honeymooning today fol­ Totonto, Ont., Dec. 20.— Efforts Beautyrest b y Simmons available next year John W. Tit- | tion believe the money was left by lowing his marriage here to Miss are being made here to trace a new comb, head of the fisheries and an anonymous doner and others be­ Patricia Houston, 29, of Tunica, gold mine through the discovery to­ PILLOWS game commission, announced today lieve that a rough looking man seen Miss. Saunders was divorced six day by W. C. Campbell, Burlington, BLANKETS that the 1929 buttons will be made in the church on Sunday may have weeks ago on grounds of cruelty. Ont., butcher, of two gold nugget's Finest Quality Emmerich ■with pockets big enough to hold selected the. corner in which the Saunders, who is 47, gained fame in the gizzard of a goose which he Heavy plaid blankets "Dream Girl” Pillows, 21x27 licenses, and that the licenses will money was-found as a hiding place and wealth through his chain store was cleaning for a customer. Camp­ made of esp.ecially selected Inches. Filled with purq, be printed on paper thin enough to for stolen loot. venture, only to go broke suddenly bell would Tike to know the loca­ pure wools in choice goose feathers in slip into the pockets. Heretofore when he tried to “ buck” Wall tion of the bird’s food supply* attractive the licenses have been carried in NEW PAPAL STATE street. He is said to have “ come colors ...... $ 8 . 4 0 ticking .. 1 A V - coat pockets, much to the annoy­ back” financially through another KILLS HIS pATHER ance of fishermen and hunters who Rome, Dec. 20.— Ground in Rome chain store venture. were asked to produce the docu­ bought by the Knights of Columbus Atlantic City, Dec. 20. He thought his father was a rival for ments. and by the American Paulist Fath­ LLGYD GEORGE ILL ers will be included in the terri­ the hand of pretty Alma John, 16, FILM MERGER tory of the proposed papal State, it London, Dec. 20.— David Lloyd telephone operator, William Con- was learned this afternoon. George, famous war-time "prime coran, Jr., 19, said today in con­ New York, Dec. 20.— The affilia­ It is understood that announce­ minister of Britain, was. reported^ nection with the slaying of his tion of First National Pictures, Inc., ment of , the settlement of the 58- ill today. His physicians stated he father, William Concoran. Sr., 50. and. Vitaphone interests, announce- year-old conflict between, the Vati­ was suffering from chills and fever. The youth is in jail awaiting trial ■ riient of which was made here last can and the Italian state will be on a first degree murder charge. niglit, will bring Coleen Moore, Co- made when the new Italian Parlia­ A Russian couple were married The girl admitted that the elder and divorced in 40 minutes the Concoran frequently gave her ,rinne Griffith, Richard Barthel- ment opens in April or possibly on .the exquisite Damask Covered mess, Milton Sills and other stars other day. Great movie talent. presents. A beautiful gift. the eve of the meeting. ______It is filled with hundreds of fine to pictufes with Vitaphone accom­ Beautyrest Mattress. wire coils over which .are placed thick soft layers of finest paniments. * , , -r., . -K* As a result of the deal; First Na­ matressing. A splendid gift of comfort and luxury for BEDSPRIEAOvS tional Pictures, Inc., will be known SILK FLOSS Mother at a moderate price.. as First National-Vitapbone pic- , Full size Chintz Spreads . tures. MATTRESS in dainty floral patterns. ' Choice of • Q CJ r i v a l CHINESE FIGHT AUCTION c o l6 r s ...... 'VJ A quality made mattress London, Dec. 20.— Severe fight­ ‘filled with pure Silk Floss ing between rival Chinese factions The Bankrupt Stock of the and covered- with is now in progress at Chunkiang art (Chungking), on the Yangtse river, Bamforth Brothers Hardware Co. ticking .. $26.50 an Exchange Telegraph dispatch '■from Hong Kong stated today. 691 Main St., South Manchester, Conn. PATCH WORK Field Artillery and machine guns are being used, the report stated. TONIGHT at Seven o’clock, FRIDAY at 2 p. m. and 7 p. m. SHEETS.W .fllXOW CASES QUILTS vReaidents of the town are prepar­ COMPOltTERS s. ing to evacuate. SATURDAY at 2 p. m. and 7 p. m. A special gift, package that includes a The British gunboat Tern- has Pure wool filled quilts in been ordered to proceed to the PAINtERS’ SUPPLIES— Paints, Varnishes, Colors, Muresco, Sizing, Stains, Brushes. . Luxuriously made. Filled pair of finfe quality hemstitched sheets and popular patchwork design. scene to protect British properties. MASONS’ SUPPLIES—Trowels, Levels, Squares aiid other tools. . . with down-afld covered Iu pillow cases in; attractwe box. ' An ideal Choice e f Q C A beautiful Sateen covers. CARPENTERS’ TOOLS—Saws, Levels, Trisquares, Hammers, Miter Box, supplies of gift for your ' colors ...... i p O s O V TO FIGHT EXTRADITION ; $18.50 Hartford, Conn., Dec. 20— Gov- FARME*^^SUPPLIES— Potato Hooks, Manure Forks, Garden Rakes, Pointed Shovels, i.ernor Trumbull today received from Lice Spr3-yers sjid PtiintSe * the governor of Virginia, a request A store full of various useful tools and supplies. Pyrex Baking Dishes, games, for the extadition to that state of odds and ends of every description. ^ Many articles for Chi^tmas presents. UPTOWN RRANCH Fred B. Hinshaw of Stamford wanU MAIN STORE Bd in Richmond to answer a charge 825 OPPOSITE ; SOUTH MAIN'STREET of desertion of his wife and minor Robert M. Reid 6c S on , Auctioneers HIGH SCHOOL children. When the governor was M ^ C H E S T E R informed that Hinshaw intends to 201 Main St., Manchester, Conn. ! Phone 41 fight the extradition, announcement .-^as made that a date for a hearing ‘ would be set later. • * V . ' . -i •r... . -m/:. 7AGB“F0UE\.^ Ma n c h e s t e r e v e n i n g h e r a l d , s l _ i h ^viaNCh e s t e r , c o n n ., T h u r s d a y , De c e m b e r 20,1928."^ BRITISH PARTIES ' NEW TAMMANY HALL IK ALL READY FOR SOON TO BE READY; 1:1 JUNE ELECTIONS TRIBES WILL MOVE

London.— All three political par­ New York.— When Indians move ties in Britain are now ready and fully equipped for the General Elec­ from one wigwam to another, the This is the first ot a number of tion scheduled to take place next entire process of packing their be­ stories that Rodney Butcher, May or June. longings and carrying them to ‘ the Washington correspondent for Interest in the House of Com­ new home usually takes less than The Herald and NEA Service, is mons has absolutely waned because a day of effort. New York, however, writing from South America, members are too busy addressing has a tribe of Indians svlio take where he is traveling as a mem­ campaign meetings to attend to .more pains M'ltli their shifting of ber of President-elect Hoover’s ordinary affairs. At times recently quarters. The allusion, of course. Is party. Today Butcher discusses it has been found difficult to obtain to the Tammany Indians. the new economic policy that a quorum to carry on the ordinary Some six months ago the Tam­ business of the House. many tribe decided that its ancient Hoover carries to the southern ' I hemisphere. General predictions at the pre.s- and memorable tepee in East Four­ ent moment foretell the present ad­ teenth street had outlived its use­ BY RODNEY BUTCHER ministration returning from the fulness and the erection of a new It election as the largest individual home at Union Square East and NEA Service Writer party in the House, but numerical­ Seventeenth street was ordexed. To­ ly inferior to the combined forces day, the new Tammany Hall is all (Copyright, 1928, NEA Service, Inc.) of Labor and Liberalism. In that but complete and occupation is a event. Premier Baldwin would re­ matter of mere weeks. En Route With Hoover In Latin fuse to retain office. The new structure is far more America— Herbert Hoover has been Labor’s Hoi>es worthy of a political organization making his way through the Span­ Judging from recent by-elections, such as Tammany than either the ish-speaking Americas as the high it would appear that Labor is likely old Fourteenth- street building or priest of his nation’s new policy of - to be returned as a close second to the society's original home at economic reapproachment in this the Conservatives. The admission of Frankfort and Nassau streets, hemisphere. nearly 5,000,000 new women voters ivhich was built in IS ll. Flowers for Christmas Chosen to guide the United States to the register— every woman over The granitg trimmed ivalls of i * through its 'next four years of in­ 21 is now qualified to vote— is ex­ brick present a three storied col­ Witli Christmas and its attendant festivities ap­ dustrial and business expansion, he pected to aid this state of affairs onial exterior that has elicited more has sought first to sow the seeds of proaching' the correct gift becomes a matter of materially. than one favorable Comment- from first importance— permanent friendship in that field Tb« Liberals, whose organization New Yorkers, both with and with­ which offers the nearest opportuni­ has been systemized and seduously out architectural knowledge. The ty for American manufactures and improved by Sir Herbert Samuel, designers, Thompson, Holmes and a wealth of suggestions for th ^n u su al in Christ­ American capital. the best political organizer in Brit­ Converse, have adhered strictly to mas flower gifts He has functioned as an advance ain, and whose finances are almost the Georgian type of architecture Me agent, a contract man or as a visit­ unlimited, are certain to poll a and with a clever arrangement of ing overseer of our vast investment steady 25 per cent &f the electorate, cornices, Mundow frames and what­ ltd trade interests below the Rio far above their total of the last not have succeeded in memorializ­ tjrande— whichever one cares to election. David Lloyd George be­ ing Tammany's early beginnings. FlowMng Plants cill it. lieves that he will have the' decid­ A Go-Between ing choice when the government ------such as the Poinsettas, Cyclamens, Cheery or Nl)t the least part of his task is has to be formed. But although his that of fixer. He has undertaken to position is certain to be a strong NO IMPROVEMENT Begonia, will last for a long time as cheerful tok­ show these countries that the Unit­ one, few believe that he will ever ens of the Christmas Spirit. ed States harbors no wicked de­ exercise power as Premier of Bii- VISITOR: I see you, have got Special Baskets of Blooming Plants and Cut signs against them, and his at­ all your daugHters off your hands. taln again. FATHER: Yes: but I have to Flowers, in exquisite Holiday trim. tempts were well timed. Our pre- CT) The main weakness- of the pres­ Morrow policy toward Mexico and | keep their husbands on their feet. ent government is that the chief — Answers. V Nicaragua advanced our interests plank in their platform will be an \ in this hemisphere in no respect Scenes like these arc being viewed by President-elect Hoover and unpopular measure for improving whatever. Hoover appears to have his party on the good will tour of Latin America. Above is the Na­ the finance of municipal bodies. It Basket Arrangements realized that and Coolidge as well. tional Congress building at Santiago, Cliili. Below arc llamas, beasts is complicated, almost unintelligi­ of burden in Peril for ages, tliat nia y be replaced by motor trucks and So that, in referring to Hoover ble and what can be understood of Arthur A . Knofla If you are unable to visit our shop, phone us ^ the high priest of cur new eco- r.ailroads as American e.xports expand in that direction. it is bitterly opposed. Their recent iibmic policy, one does not picture your order and it will receive the same careful at­ under Hoover, has repeatedly warn­ the last two or ,three years. Eur.o- record of foreign policy has led to 875 Main St. . hoover as traveling with a con­ pean imports from America have great unpopularity throng lou i tention as though you had made a personal selec­ cealed club. He is not dissatisfied ed that American industry faced the stiffest competition it ever had dropped from 72 per cent of our country. Apart from this they ave Insurance and Real Estate. tion. vTith the political or military situa­ total exports at the beginning of no legislatvie achievement to point n bU I tion in Latin America. Bat ' e is from Europe; that desperate efforts would be made to retrieve eco­ the century to 47 per cent in 1927. *-0- ^ t . profoundly concerned with Ameri­ Our imports from Europe have Lneniploymcnt Issue IB Even if your friends be in far away cities, 1 ca’s future prosperity and expan­ nomic domination. International cartels, sometimes financed by decreased similarly from 50 per Labor, on the othei in.’u , mi i n v«’e can deliver yoiu’ gifts of Flowers, through our sion. In the recent campaign he cent to 30 per cent. Meanwhile, rnake the present state o rinein-- avowedL assumed that burden, European governments, have been fin “Flowers by Wire Service,” anywhere, anytime. South America receives less than Ployment the mam issue and muII t Trade, he made clear in a pre­ organized to fight us on all fronts Manchester — ^South America, the Far East, 10 per cent of our exports and pro- present a constructive piograin or i * • * liminary informal conference with vides 12 per cent of our imports. industrial refoim. In the presen eprrespondents, was not based on Europe rnd even in our home mar­ 1 ket. The latest figures, those for 1927, state of financial depression and sentiment. In his opinion, the three showed that we provided* 39 per business uncertainty in Bii .-.m t Historys essential factors for happy com­ Germany, in some Spanish-Speak­ ing countries, already has regained cent of the imports of the 20 Latin- is certain to make a stiong appea . mercial relations between nations American republics, compared with The Libera s will appeal bo the For Christmas gifts a limited are: all the trade she lost during the lumber of copies will be furnish­ war. Britain is a hot competitor. 31 per cent for Britain, Germany voters on a platform foi I Contact. and France combined. Our total of agriculture in Britain. This may ed at special price of ipl.75 per* Understanding. The fight is distinctly on. lopy delivered. Meanwhile, it is highly signifi­ commerce M’ith Latin-America S*'’® them a heavy peicen age o Esteem. amounts to about $2,000,000,000 a farming vote. For Town Delivery apply to AVER OHOP Insofar as he is able. Hoover is cant that Europe is becoming more Altogether, although liis party and more industrially self-sufficient acting en tour with these factors Our investments in Latin Ameri- seems likely to be inasm allm in- Charles A. Sweet LEADING FLORISTS. in mind. Freer intercourse be­ again. ca are estimated at something shortJ 01 ity> Ramsey ^ ac n ‘ ^ The United Kingdom, our big­ who will deliver anywhere in 985 . South Manchester, Conn. tween the leaders and peoples of of $5,000,000,000. I to be the most probable next pre- Main St., western nations, better communica­ gest expert market, bought $133,- Manchester at above price. It should not le supposed that I oi Britain. Open Every Night Until Christmas. tions between nations and wider 000,000 less from us— or 14 per If copies are desired for out of Hoover’s hope is to drive other na­ interchange of news, views and cul­ cent— in the fiscal year 192G-27 BILL ON THE FIRST town send order with check to ture, and reassurance as to the than in the year previous. tions out of Latin-American mar­ amicable motives of all concerned French and Italian imports from kets or that it is-t^*our interest to RUB: What did your new smok Frank Cheney Jr. do so. Hoover realizes that it is'im- are some of the ways in which they the United States showed cuts of ing set cost? South Manchester ■\tfill be more completely attained. 13 and 16 per cent respectively. portant to us that Europe also be DUB: I don’t know yet. My ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT RAYS What Industry Faces Germany bought $117.000,000— 32 prosperous: otherwise we will suf­ wife gave it to me!— Life. The future is inscrutable, but it per cent— more from us in 192i-27, fer as her buying power decreased. iS as .certain as anything can be but that was a fortuitous circum­ Nevertheless, it is a matter of great that the 20 Latin-American repub­ stance. moment that we maintain our com- lics are bound to play an increas­ Europe has always taken a larger nierciai position in this hemisphere ingly important part in our domes­ share of American exports than and that we build up the contact, tic industrial welfare. any other continent, but that share understanding and esteem which T ypewriters ‘ The Department of Commerce, lias been less than 50 per cent for Hoover considers so important. All miike.s, sold, rented, ex­ the loveliest good woman have their BOOTLEG LEG changed and overhauled. defects; but sensible husbands and Special rental rates to stu­ ALIENISTS URGE wives look the other way. Where Hamilton, O.— One could hardly dents. Behnilt machines they remain lovers throughout life, say that the booze fcold by John S^U.Od and up. their conjugal good fortune owes Salhovton' was aged in tlie wood, - SCIENCE DICTATE much to a, cultivated and happy hut it was certainly carried on the blindness on both sides." wood— meaning John's wooden leg. t S R eolate Opposition To Divorce Police found six neat pockets tack­ ; WHO SHALL WED "There is much opposition to ed on the leg, and six half pints 7G3 Main St. Phone S21 , making divorce easier, but none of of alleged liquor being transported i the present system of allowing therein. I anybody capable of asking for a li- London Sliall the cold voice ot ^ense, in person or by proxy, to science strive to dictate to the old marry. Until marriages is made passion of love'.' more difficult and properly regu­ OLD Dr. Bernard Hollander, famous lated, altruism would appear to lie in the direction of making divorce GIVE SOMETHING alienist, and President of the Etlio- easier. logical Society, put this question to members of the Society in an ad­ "ff we were to stop the marriaige dress on “Psychology of Love.’’ He of persons' whose family records supplied his own answer: “ Assur­ sliow the history of serious or bod­ edly, yes.’’ ily disease, few people would be End ENJOY both! Marriage was not a matter of a allowed to marry. On^ the other lover’s eVening out, said Dr. Hol­ hand, by allowing, as we' do, chron­ lander. It was an intimate asso­ ic lunatics, imbeciles, epileptics and ciation day in and day out which habitual drunkards to get married, only compatibles could face with­ the contamination of the race has out disaster. Yet man still allows become so great and the care of the the almost unalloyed primeval in­ useless offspring so heavy a charge stinct to guide him in this essential on the community that some effort matter. should be made to say this curse Success in niarria,ge cannot be on the land. guaranteed even if selections are “ The least that can he done is to made by experts, says Dr. Hollan­ teach defective iieople methods of der. “ Still, we know enough Tt | binh control. At present, however, least to rob this most popular of 1't is the sound people who limit the lotteries of its worst lottery 'number of their offspring. Practical Christmas ciiaractaristics." ; Ntiturc Offers Model : “ Nature," he continued, “ has Gifts everywhere set thj model. Civil­ ized man, in proportion to his^ ad­ are most appreciated. Your rela- vancing culture, has to improve up­ To Call ,tives and friends prefer presents on the model. they can enjoy and use to advan­ “ As man the barbarian came to tage throughout the year apply rules culled from the school of experience, so he became civil­ Electric appliances are most ized, cultured, intellectual and mor­ JOHN practical Christmas gifts. They are al. Scarcely in any other field has a great convenience in the home, he allowed the primeval instinct to simple to operate, handsome and hold sway, so little influenced by moderately priced. Buy your app’t- t^e rules of organized knowledge, BAUSOLA ances from a company as much in­ a? in this all-essential matter of terested in having the appliances the union of the sexes. render good service as they are in “That men are not guided in For Battery and making the original sale dhoosing a wife by reason appro- pjriateness, common-sense, good Radio Service and judgment, or any of the other evi­ The Manchester dences of sanity that they display Supplies in deciding the other problems of Electric Co. life is illustrated daily by the un­ PHONE 773 Main St. Phone 1700 suitable matches all about. “ A man may praise domesticity d economy in theory, *yet in Sactice it is not the girl able to iganaige a household who gets her ffand held, but the maiden who has 2448W kept her fingers soft and wljite. -■ “ Everybody is more or less led by the delusion that he can, avoid SERVICE STATION i N A € A II li O A D i Ihe blunders of other people, and Rear of 913 Main Street NOT A € O V the stream flows steadily on. '^‘Bven the most perfect man and South Manchester MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY* DECEMBER 20, 1928. PAGER

acres of land, for their cou.mer- ary title of Earl of Listowel when PARIS BEAUTY PARLOR cial airport. The field is expected the time came. SUED BY CUSTOMER WHO ST. LOUIS SOON to be completed by the spring of “ My father,” he replied,* “ is Ba- 1930. It is to have four runways, ,ran Hare in the peerage of tlK- .ACQUIRED DOUBLE CHLJ one of which will be 7,900 feet Ui United Kingdom, and, as such, he is AIR CAPITAL OF length, two others each 5,000 feet .summoned to Parliament. I trust long, and another 4,000 feet long. my father has many years to live, Paris.— Mme. Nikola Milohenzka Each runway will be 400 feet wide. so I am not troubled to come to demands $6,000 from a Parisian WORLD, IS CLAIM the House of Lords.” beauty parlor, alleging that its sur­ Ennismore, w'ho is 22, is study­ geon relieved her of a superfluous ing for a degree as doctor of phil­ chin but inflicted a hideous scar, osophy. His decision to dr.op his lea%nng her throat uglier than it LORD ENNISMORE .title has aroused country-wide dis­ Louis.— That “ Lindy's" was before. town is rapidly becoming the cussion. iMany condemned his ac­ The beauty parlor replie; that World’s Air Capital, is the claim tion, while others censure it. Mme. Milohenzka submited to but of local fiying enthusiasts. They DROPS TITLE; IS one operation whereas two are point out St. Louis has one airplane necessary to draw the skin back in plant in operation, and another has Deer hunters killed an Angora such a way that the surgical knife been completed, and there arc PLAIN MR. HARE by mistake up in Massachusetts. leaves no trace of its work. plans for three more. They seem to have made quite a Mme. Molobenzka declines to ex­ Besides the manufacturing plants success of getitng the farmer's pose her chin to another beauty ex­ there are mail, express, and air London.— Because he believes he goat. pert and persists in her suit. passenger lines operated from has been undeservedly treated as a Lambert-St. Louis flying field. In man of distinction, Viscount Ennis-1 this vicinity also are a number .of more, undergraduate of Magdalenei r aviation schools. College, Oxford, and son and heir: Lambert-St. Louis field, where a of the Earl of Listowel, has thrown few years ago, there was only an his title to the winds and announc­ airplane hangar or two, is now the ed himself to the world as plain It® nucleus of an important industry. "Mr. W. F. Hare.” j The Curtis-Robertson Aircraft His step was taken in revolt- HARTFORD, Corporation, manufacturers of the against the “ servility” which he^ HARTFORD Curtiss Robin planes, have an out­ has found the mention of his titla CONN. put of three planes a week, and by evokes. the end of the year are expected “ For four years,” he 'declared, to produce three “ Air Birds’’ a “ I have been using a courtesy title. day. I feel I have been carrying about Other Plants with me a lie. It placed me at an THE MAN^S SHOP Leading Jewelers The Curtiss-Robertson factory, unfair advantage, because I have of located at Anglum, JIo., was con­ been treated as a man of'distinc­ llai'tfoiil, Coun. structed at the cost of $150,000. tion.” The demand was so great for Robin monoplanes tl at an additional Is .Able Debater. plant had to be erected. This plant Viscount Ennismore, or rather. is reported to be one of the larg­ Hare, has attained considerable no-' est ever constructed in the country. tice at Oxford because of his de-| The Robin plane carries a pilot, be­ bating abilities. He is keenly in­ sides two passengers. terested in social and sociological A Rare Value Another plant is under construc­ problems, and supports certain ten­ tion at the flying field, that being ets of the Labor Party in this DIAMOND of the Ryan-Mahoney Aircraft Cor­ country, although he denies he has i\u artistic creation of marvel-^ poration, the designers of Colonel any intention of affiliating him­ ous beauty. A perfect geiu.^ Charles A. Lindbergh's famous self with that organization in a po­ hand-pierced ISk solid plane, “ The Spirit of St. Louis.” litical way. white gold mountings .^. An output of thirty planes per “ There is servility given to a month is the goal of the Ryan-Ma- man of title to Avhich I object,” En­ A Year to Pay honey Corporation when their nismore said to International News plant is completed. The planes are Service during an interview in his to be of a brougham type, equip­ rooms at Magdalene College. “ If \Ujil// / ped with the 220 horsepower one is nothing but a plain man one’s conscience is clear. Anybody A BEAUTY Wright whirlwind motors and will i carry a pilot and four passengers. who likes to address me as Lord DIAMOND The Ryan-Mahoney company now Ennismore is at liberty to do so, located at San Diego, Cal., will I prefer to be addressed as Mr. An exceptional value! 18k Solid move its headquarters to St. Louis Hare.” I'Vtnte Gold MouniingG when their new plant is completed “ In my view the man given a and pierced ...... A MARVELOUS GEM and put in operation, it is under­ courtesy title is in a very different stood. position from the man who, as a A Year to Pay PLan New Airport Peer of the Realm, receives the A Di.stinctive Creation! A lustrousis dialdiamond set On the East Side of St. Louis, at King’s summons to Parliament. He in an 18k solid white gold East St. Louis, another organiza­ can drop his courtesy title, but a Bulova Watches mounting. Hand piere'ed...... $87.50 Peer of the Realm cannot legally / GENTS’ DIAMOND tion' has formed for the manufac­ A Year to Pay ture of cabin monoplanes. The or­ do so. Brilliant diamond set in 18k solid ganization is headed by the Parks “ I have always looked upon titles white and green as an artificial distinction betw'eea Aircraft Corporation. gold mountings . According to an announcement people. The real . distinction be­ $39.75 released by Oliver L. Parks, vice- tween men are distinctions of char­ A Year to Pay president and general manager, of acter or intelligence. These dis­ the Parks Air College, the factory tinctions are independent of social LAUREL will employ hundreds of persons. lines. 14k white gold filled, engraved Construction plans are under Dilkes Politics. case, 15 7 ^ way on the proposed $175,000 "My decision has nothing to do jewel movement . . t manufacturing plant at the Parks with politics. I have no Intention m T " Airport. An output of 2,400 planes of taking up a political career. I A Year to Pay annually is expected. The Parks am not a member of the Labor • Elm i plane will be a four passenger, high Party.” wing monoplane. Lord Ennismore was asked East St. Louis has acquired 570 whether he would use his heredit- LADIES’ RECTANGULAR

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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.,. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928. PAGE SIX JTNDBa.,rf;5 tribunal of medicine men. They days to assist in the holiday trade will decide his fate. If he is guilty, A new French, eight-cylinder cai at the store on Park avenue of INDIAN MURDERER his sentence will range from death HEBRON which her parents are proprietors. is equipped with eight small neoi by clubbing to strangulation "wiyi tubes mounted on the' onshboard J Mrs. Helen 'Florida Officials Know His Indi.ans III. dante Cantablle" from Tschaikowsky s 399.3— W eX-W JR. DETROIT—750. 293.9^KYW. CHICAGO—1020. present, representing 10 or more Miss Daisy White on Sunday. “Fifth Symphony” Thursday evening 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 8:00—WJZ programs hrs.) families. The occasion was in cele­ Charles M. Ams has made ar­ ^Fifty members of the Billie clan The Territory of Hawaii has re­ at 6:30 o’clock from WJZ and N. B. 11:00-Egyptian serenaders. 12:00—Dance orchesira. bration of the Chanu’ kah or Feast brought here for the winter to en­ C. stations. “ The Blue Danube Waltz, 12:00—Organist; dance music. 1:00—Insomnia Club hour. , rangements to have the large ever­ Tribe Will Punish Him for alized the value of Its natural scen­ “ The Glow Worm” and “ Danse 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. of Lights, commemorating the res­ rich them with admissions paid by ,499.7j.WTIC. HARTFORD—600. green tree in front of his resi­ ery as a lure to motorists and va- d’Oberne” are also on the program 6:00—Studio organ recital. toration of the Temple of Jerusa­ dence in Amston lighted with elec­ throngs of tourists visiting their (catlonists and, consequently, has for this hour. What artists seek in 6:30—Sea Gull dinner group. q.(gi—Columbia programs (3 hrs.) CrimC' models who pose for pictures of tpyi- 7:00—Plano recital; concert. 254.1—WJJD. CHICAGO—11S0. lem, under Judas Maccabeus. Miss tricity, fifty electri; bulbs, to be on villa.ge, were violently ill from barred the erection of billboards. oal American beauties ' will be ex­ 7:30—WEAF programs hrs.) g;00_Moo.selieart hour. Bessie Myers, a national leader for display every evening , through the drastic medicines brewed by medi­ There is not one in the territory. plained from WJZ and N. B. C. sta­ 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710. 9:30—Studio hub hour. the Council of Jewish Women was holidays. The Ams family have cine men. tions at 8 o’clock, by James Mont­ 7-00—Everyman’s philosophy; chimes. 1U:3T)—Dance orchesira; artists. I'he medicines were taken by gomery Flagg, noted illustrator and 8:00—Minute -Men’s entertainment. 11:00—Studio program. present and talked interestingly on closed their Amston home for the 'St. Petersburg, Fla., Dec. 20.— portrait painter. With Mr. Flagg on 9:00—Music hour with Caroline Loz­ 12:00—Arti.sts; concert trio. the subject. A short play was given winter. Sem inole justice takes its course, the young and old alike to purge the program will be selections by a zari, contralto. 416.4— WGN-WLIB. .CHICAGO—720. by Gussie and Myman Frankel and Word has been received from Dr. the village from the disgrace that noveltv orchestra,- and a male quar­ 10:00—Moment In composers' lives. 10:00—Musical melange: orchestra. and today Chief Josie Billie, alleged tet. WEAF and N. B. C. Rations 10:30—Merrymaker’s popular program. 11- 15—Quintet; dance orchestra. other children, and recitations were A. Elizabeth Ingraham of the Bu­ Seminole slayer, enjoyed a tempor­ had befallen them. will present Rachmaninoff’s ‘ Prelude 11:05—Two dance orchestras. 12!oO—‘Dream ship: dance orchestra. made. Refreshments were served reau of Child Hygiene that because ary sanctuary. Chief Billie was badly injured in in G Minor" by male singers at 9 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. 1-15—Meeker’s dance orchestra. and the candle lighting ceremony of the Christmas holiday there will It is a custom that when relatives a fight Friday with members of o’clock. Caroline Lozzari, contralto, 7:11—Lowe’s dance orchestra. 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. took place. Mr. and Mrs.- Ira Tur- be no Well Child Conference held rival clans of Seminoles. will be featured in an hour of music 8:00—WJZ programs (2^^ hrs.) 8-00—Tony’s scrap book; Angelus, of a slain victim fail to apprehend from WOR and Columbia stations at 10:30—Sport-o-grams; orchestra. 8:30—Studio players presentation. shen of Amston were among those here during the month of Decem­ the murderer within four days after The fight occurred when he re­ 9:00—Feature; popular program. the same hour. This will be Miss Loz- 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. present and assisted in carrying ber. the crime, their right to biete out turned to the swamps to bring more zari’s first appearance before the 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—760. • some of the children and parents microphone during which time she will 6:00—Dinner dance music. 10:3t»-Piaiiist, "Amos 'n’ And.v." summary capital punishment is members of the clan here. sing three songs. The musical depart­ 7:00—Mid-week hymn sing. 11:15—Concert orchestra, aerials. who live at a distance. The widow of Billie Roberts, it 7:30—Comfort hour. lost. Chief Billie, -a medicine man ment of the Jfavenport onian s Club 12:00—Two dance orehestra.s. The Rev. Sherrod Spule of Hart­ is alleged to have killed the widow was alleged, took some money from will give a program of songs and in­ 8:00—Song Shop. 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. ford assisted at the services of the MOTORISTS ARE WARDED 8:30_sentinel’s dance orchestra. 10-00-WOR Columbia hour. of Billie Roberts Saturday in a Josie Billie, and when she refused strumental music from WOC at lU 9:00—Male Singers, Christmas prog. Co^^egational church on Sunday, o ’clock. 11:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. knife battle in the Everglades. to return it, an altercation ensued. y:;{()—FoOr contralto voices. 11:15—Mountaineers; ITolic. giving an interesting study on the FOR N. J. BRIDGE DOWN Josie Billie took the woman to a Black face type indicates best features 10:00—Instrumental ensemble, violin. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. life of John Bunyan. Four young But Chief Billie eluded the 10:30—Palais d’Or orchestra. 7.30— WEAF Comfort hour. squaw’s relatives for four days, and Miami hospital, where she died of All programs Eastern Standard Time. Il::i0—Ben Pollack’s orchestra. 9:30—WJZ feature hour. , men from Wesleyan University injuries. Then Billie hid for four 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 299.8— w o e . DAVENPORT—1000. were also present and assisted, in Motorists of Manchester and vi­ lie is safe until next June when Seminole custom ’demands that he days to escape immediate justice. Leadini^ East Stations. O-OO—Kemp’.s dance orchestra.. 10:00—Musicale, Davenport Womans the work of the Sunday school, one cinity who contemplate holiday 6;30_Kiriloff’s balalaika orchestra. Club. ' ^ , return to the great cypress swamp 12- 00—O’ Hearn’s dance orchestra.^ - of the number acting as Sunday tours through New Jersey, by way 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—110O, , 7;nn—Dinner music: soprano. of Newark, are warned that, by rea­ in the _Everglades where his fate 9;i.5_Con«-crt orchestn'. 8:00—Serenaders with James Mont­ 379.8— WBAP, FORT WORTH—800. school superintendent and the oth­ Jefferson County, Florida, pro­ If Ton Need Bfdnejr Come —Subway boys, radio play. 8 0 son of the colla'pse of the Hacken­ will be de-oided. gomery Flagg. . ;:! —Songs; piano recital. ers teaching classes. They also took duces* 80 -per cent of the world’s 11:1U—Two daiu:e orchestras. 9:00—Milady's musicians with harp. y:3.'i—WJZ fcalure hour. charge of the Christian Endeavor sack River bridge on the Lincoln Then, at the time of the green to Us—Family Loans 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. sichordlst. soprano. 374.8— KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—800. Highway at Kearny, N. J., those corn danqe, he will face a solemn supply of watermelon seed. 7 ;0tl—Giants entertainment. 10:00—The Wayside Inn. 8-30—Fourth anniversary program. service Sunday evening. A party $10 to $300 S;00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 10:30—'Ihe fortune teller. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS LI I Y-610. given in'honor of these visitors took bound for the Jersey shore and ;i-fli)_Tlie Molodeers program. 11:00—Slumber music. ]0:00—WEAF feature prograrn. place Saturday evening. The visi­ Philadelphia are advised not to pro­ $100 LOAN payxAle $5 monthly, 9:30—WJZ feature hour. 10:31)—Orchestra: Amos ’ n’ Andy. 535.4— WFI, PHILADELPHIA—560. 12.,15-_Nighthawk frolic. tors planned a program of games! ceed by way of New York and Jer­ plus latvful interest. iii-OO—Lodcrer's dance orchestra. 7:15—Topics in season. 545.1—WGR, BUFFALO—550. 468.5—KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. and a delightful social hour was en- 1 sey City, because detours have be­ $200 LOAN payable$10numthly, 6;30—Van Surdam’s oicliestra. 8:00—WEAF programs (3Va hrs.) 11.30— Moore’.s concert orchestra. joyed, refreshments of cake, sand- | come necessary and endless delay 7- 30______Science service lecture. 305.9-KDKA, PlTTSBWRGH-980, 12:30—N. B. C. feature program. THESE CARS MUST BE SOLD plus lawful interest. 0:30—Bestor's orchesira. wiches and cocoa being served at and congestion have resulted. }j-(H)_WE.A.F Song shop. l';00—*;t\idio dance inusio. payable$15monthly, t;-30—John Gardiner, pianist. 7-nO—Studio feature liour. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—7S0, the close. Sunday afternoon num­ The route recommended to New­ $300 LOAN .);00—WK.M' program.s t31i hrs.) 8;on—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 11:30—’’ Memory Lane" hour. bers of the young people of the ark for points beyond is by way of 1928 ESSEX SEDAN plus lawful interest. 31-40—l.isicning in with Lester. 10;0o—.Meny ramblers program. 12:30—N. B. C. feature hour, the Yonkers Ferry to Alpine, from 1020 REO FLYING CLOUD Cost fixed by law. Every repayment 12’00—Buffalo Symphony orchestra. 19.;10—Bestor’s dance oichestra. 370.2_WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. community joined with the visitors 333.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—SOO. 245.8-WCAE, PITTSBURGH-1220. 9:30—Craftsman: piano recital. -In a 'cross country hike. Alpine, proceed to Dumont, along 1927 ESSEX COUPE reduces the cost. All loans Old favorite nielodie.s. 7:00—Pianist: talk; Gimbee. 10:12—Theaterical entertainment. The usual Sunday school Christ­ Washington avenue to Hackensack, 1925 CLEVELAND TOURING in strict fnivacy. ii;00—WOR Columbi.a program, S;00—AVE.\I' programs hrs.) 11 ;2;i—).ong’s dance orchestra. thence along the Polifly road to 1925 FORD COACH 461.3— WSM, NASHVILLE—650. mas tree festival for St. Peter s CALL, ^TUTE OR PHONE i-'eature studio hour, 260.7—WHAM. ROCHESTER—1150. church will be held at the rectory Newark. 1923 HUDSON, Winter Top Inclosure (^irboninrliim band. 7 1ii_Diruier dance music. 9;30_VVJZ feature hour. Call, lYrite or Phone 11:3.')—H'OY organ recital. 8:00—WJ'Z programs (2Va hrs.) lf);00—.Artists entertainment. on Christmas Eve. A program of The Ferry operates between 6 a. 1925 HUDSON COACH 243,8—WNAC. BOSTON—12o0. 11:00—Studio musical hour. m, and mi.dnight on a 15-minute 1929 HUDSON SEDAN. PERSONAL FINANCE in;::0—Carboiundum band. 270.1—WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. entertainment will be given and the 7:11—-\mos ’ n’ Andy. team. 11 ;30—Theater organ music. 7;:;0_Studio musical program. 6:1.5—String trio: orchestra. children of the Sunday school -will headway and the service is expected Come in and make us an offer. COMPANY . 7-;;o—Studio musical programs. 379.5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 7::i0-Organ recital; feature. receive presents from the tree. to remain in operation until Janu­ Rooms 2 and 3, State Theatei S;3ij—Paul Shirley’s program. Oaiil -Stocks,'markets, farm forum. 9:3U—Minstrels: studio program. Howell Conkling of East Hamp­ ary 3. Building, 753 Main Street •);00—WOR Columbia programs, ■>-r,o_Jiock talk; dinner music. 11:00—Dixie Sercna(Ters orchestra. ii-p i—Tlhodes dance orcliestra. • 7:30—Avicultural program. 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—580. ton and Frank Jones^ captured a BETTS’ GARAGE SO. MANCHESTER, CONN. 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. g'OO—MK.\F programs OV2 hrs.) j 1:00—Feature program. large fox recently on land of Ed­ Hard-boiled eggs have been used Call, Write or Phone 1-0-4 9;3(i_” \Vith the Joneses.” 12-00- N. B. C. dance music. 129 Spruce St. . Phone 711 8- 30-W.IZ programs (IV2 brs.) 10:00—WEAF ensemlile, violin. win T. Smith. The fox was on exhi­ ir recent years as money in parts Hudson and Essex Sales and Service. Open 8:30 to 5. Sat. 8:30 to 1 ;)i);i)n_Burnt Corker’s concert. 277.5—WCBD, ZION—1080. bition at the Frank Jones place for of southern Russia. 31 ;10—Melodious delvings. 10:30—Carhonindum band. 8;00—Zion orchestra, double trio, Licensed by State, 11:30—Two dance orclicslras. 11:.30—Floyd Walter, organist. mixed quartet and artists. a day or two. The pelt was sold for bonded to public. Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. over thirty dollars. 410.7—CNRM, MONCTON—780. Miss Florence E. Smith of the 50S.2—WEEI, b o s t o n —590. 202.6— WORD. BATAVIA—1480. 7:00—Sporlmen’s feature program. 8;0ii—Dinner dance music. . 9:00—Concert; talks: les.son. Seymour school, West Hartford, 9:15—Montreal studio program. 10:00—Mukical program: readings. . 7:30—WE.\F program.s (1 lir.) 11 :()0—Canadian dance program. spent the week-end at her Hebron 8;:to—Mr. and Mrs. Radio Skit. 344.6— WENR. CHICAGO—870. home. Miss Smith closes her school ii)|4,5_-l'wo dance orchestras. 296.9—WHN. NEW YORK—1010. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. 7:311—.Mr. Z, Mr. E. .Mr. T. Radiola 18 374.8—WSAl. CINCINNATI—800. 10:00—WEAF fcnlure program. on Friday of this week and will 8:00—Three dance orchestras. 12:00—Studio artists program. 8:00—WEAF programs (2% hrs.) 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. spend her Christmas vacation of 10-30_Artists; dance orchestra. 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—1480. about ten days a"^ the home of her ■ A. C. OPERATED. 215.7—WHK, CLEV.ELAND—1390. 7:110—IL of C. hour; orchestra. 7::10—Loraine o.-chestia; talk. lOkOO—Studio concert. parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Edwin T. DYNACONE 7:50—1. B. S. A. broadcasts. 7;45_Organ lecture recital. 11:00—Your hour league. <);0n—WOR Columbia programs. 526—WNYC. NEW YORK—570. 299.8— WHO. DES MOINES—1000. Smith. SPEAKER 31:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. 7:30—Rocking chair hour., Visitors on Sunday at the home 11:15—Day’s dance orchestra. 7:35—Air college; baritone. / g;30_Christmas talk: mnsicnle. 9:00—Little Symphony orchestra. of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Smith were 325.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 11:05—Shoashv’.a dance band. 7;:ji)_r5arlum dance orchestra. 315.6— WRC. WASHINGTON—950. Mr. and Mrs. N. Eugene Smith of 9;30_W10AF programs (U6 hrs.) 508.2—WOW, OMAHA—590. $95.00 8:00—WEAF programs (1% hrs.) 11:00—WJZ .Slumber music. 10:00—Feature program. Norwich and Mr. and Mrs. Webster 9:30_Gvpsy boron's concert. dl;00—Burnham’s rhythm kings. EWridge and daughter of Noank. / /• > > 10:00—AVEAF programs (2 brs.) 12:00—Daugherty’s orchestra. Mrs. Smith who has been kept in Phone for a demonstration. f for some time by the result of ^ an Place your order at once for injury was able for the first time B. C. Studios in nine weeks to attend Sunday this popular set. a g;30— “ Tone Color” presented by date 7/ v ’ school on Sunday. The Imperials— Miss Ellen M. Jones, who is WTIC Selection from “ II Trovatore” A m e r i c a n teaching in Middlefield spent the Alfred A . Grezei Verdi week-end with her parents, Mr. and Little Gray Home in the West H I S T O R Y RADIO Travelers Insurance Co. Lohr Mrs. Paul Jones. December 20 The mild weather is causing con­ Hartford Celebrafed Canzonetta siderable trouble on the unimprov­ Main St., Opposite Park St., Mendelssohn 1686- ■Sir Edmund Andros ar­ 535.4 m. 560 k. c. rived in Boston aboard a ed country roads where the mud is Selection from “ The Purple very deep. The Hopevale road which Road” ...... Reinhardt 50-ton gun ship to assume ‘ governorship of colonies has had little or no work done on Variation ...... Chaminade It for the past two years or more is FOR RADIO Program for Thursday 9:00— Seiberling Singers from N. 177G— Third Continental Con.gress convened in Baltimore; In places almost impassable. The B. C. Studios. Jonrs street , road is reported in SERVICE p .'m . 9:30— The Contraltones John Hancock presiding. 6:20— Summary of Program and 1792— Kentucky adopted the state about the same condition, p d on PHONE 1968 News Bulletins motto, “ United we stand, any of these roads it is nothing un­ SALVAGIXG ROADS usual for motorists to have to call Have you heard the new Ma­ 6:30— Sea Gull Dinner Group divided we fall.” jestic Electric Radio? 7:00— Piano Recital— for assistance to get through. Texas has appropriated $700,- I860— South Carolina seceded “ Fete de Noel” _ from the Union. Mrs. Ira Turshen has returned 000 for the salvaging of 396 miles 1880— Broadway, New York, first from a week spent at the home of ‘ Barstow Radio “ An^alpine' Village . .Romaniello of old gravel and macadam roads The Sleigh ...... DeBlanck electrically lighted, relatives in New York City. She Service within its boundaries. The new peace proposals to belliger­ brought back with her her young­ Uncle Ned’s S to r y ...... Wilson surfaces of the old roads will be Authorized Dealer By M oonlight...... Bendel ents. est child who has been viiiting for an asphalt treatment. a few weeks with Mrs. Turshen’s ' Majestic, Crosley, Philco Laura C. Gaudet, Staff Pianist 216 Midtile Turnpike East family in the city. 7:15— Musical Program The length of the trunk in man South Manchester 7: 30— Coward Comfort Hour from House spiders lay as many as 60 Mrs. Charles Schmid of Amston is more than one-third and less N. B. C. Studios eggs at a time, carefully enclosed has gone to New York for the holi­ g;00— Forhan’s Song Shop from N. in a hag of silk. than two-fifths of the height.

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There ,*re also the following poems: leader, Homer Lane, Sr., of Pleas­ HIGH SCHOOL NOTES “ A New Coat,” ijy Muriel Tomlin^ ant Valley. son, ’30; “ A Storm,” by Marshall Miss Sylvia Hayes has returned Finlay, ’31; “ An Old Musician,” by to her home in Pleasant Valley Muriel Tomlinson, ’30; and “ Sub­ from the Hartford hospital where Tbe«^ofiadal captain of the high limity,” by Marion Janes, ’31. In she underwent a tonsil operation school basketball team in the East addition there are also the Ex­ recently. Hartford game on Saturday will be change, Alumni, Athletic, and Joke Charles Bycholsky. The team is Departments. The Joke department following a new system in regard to brought much favorable comment CHRISTMAS NIGHT captains In that each player on the from the students, both for the squad will serve as captain in two quality and quantity of the jokes. games during the season. At the BALL IN ROCKVILLE end of 'the season the members of the team will select one from their number as honorary captain. The Princess Ballroom in Rock­ The eight Washington Trip WAPPING ville will be the scene of a Christ­ Group Leaders have been choosing mas Ball on Christmas Night. The their booths for the annual school music will be furnished by Mac's i carnival, to be held in the latter Harmony Boys who have been part of February. One group is The annual business meeting of the members of the First Congre­ heard here on many occasions this making plans for a wrestling tour­ season. nament. It is planned to hold the gational church of South Windsor was held at Wolcott chapel, last Miss Betty McCannon who as­ carnival on two nights. sists the orchestra will also be on Thursday evening and the follow­ The Town Players will present the program and she always pleases ing officers were elected for the en­ her many admirers and adds color “ The Poor Nut” January 18 in the suing year: President. Harold M. Circle Theater under the auspices to the Harmony Boys. Other fea­ Newberry; clerk, Fannie M. Bid- tures are being completed to make of Washington Trip Group No. 2. well; investment committee, Rob­ this affair a good holiday offering The advance sale will begin next ert A. Boardman; finance commit­ week; fifty and seventy-five cents. and a large attendance is antici­ tee, Olive A. Jones; real estate, El­ Chaperones for the Washington pated. Trip will be selected this week, each mer R. Stoughton; church commit­ group expressing its preference for tee, Anna R. Burnham, Nellie Burnham, Kathryn L. King and El­ two chaperones. NEW ANTI-THEFT DEVICE The following cast has been mer R. Stoughton; auditor, Arthur PREVENTS AUTO STEALING se'fected for “ Pals First,” the first D. Smith; Sunday school superin­ of the three-act plays to be present­ tendent, Rev. William W. Mal­ Chicago.— A new anti-theft de­ ed by Sock and Buskin Dramatic colm; assistant treasurer, Eliza-| vice providing for setting the Club: beth A. Parker. j license plates of a car in a horizon­ Danny, hobo and e.x-convict...... A unanimous vote was carried to i tal position when the car is parktd Victor Swanson extend an invitation to Rev. Wil­ and locked has been invented by a Dominie, his side-kick ...... liam W. Maicolm to continue as German automotive engineer, ac­ Jacob Rubinow pastor for another year. Mr. Mal­ cording to the Chicago Motor Club. Aunt Caroline, a negro mammy . . colm accepted. It was also voted to The device is operated bv- a key Mary Henderson set aside from the church fund in a spring controiling the vertical Uncle Alex, a negro man-servant . . $200 of which $100 is to be given and horizontal positions of the Carle Cubberly to the Storrs building fund and plates. The theory is that if a thief Judge Logan, a southern gentleman $100 to be added to the missionary should succeed in driving the car, Elliott Knight contributions making a total of the horizontal position of the Jean, his n iece...... Mary Reardon $410 for the year of 1928 for mis­ plates would indicate that the car Aunt Alicia, sister of Judge Lc,gan sions. was stolen. Dorothy Armstrong Evergreen Lodge of Masons A. Dr. Clifton, a friend of Judge F and A. M. No. 114, observed Logan ...... Raymond Benson Past Masters’ night at their Tem­ Your Gordon, a federal officer ...... ple last Monday evening. Harry Radding The teachers of the Parent- Stivers, a federal officer .■...... Teachers’ Association gave a pub­ Gustave Anderson lic whist and bridge party at the Plumbmg and The Squirrel, a friend of Danny Center school- hall last Tuesday and Dominie .Winston Bendall evening. There were twelve tables. The second issue of “ Somanhis Mrs. Wilbur C. Hills received the Heatiiig Problems Events” was distributed yesterday. first prize in bridge and Mr. Dana- The editorials were “ The Root of Learning” by Charlotte Rubinow, her the first gents’ prize and Are Our Business ’31, “ A Dairy is Precious” by Elea­ Mrs. Gertrude Simpson first in nor Dwyer ’29, “ A Million Dollars.” whist. Just give us a ring for ser­ Anthony Matolis, of Rye street, by Carle Cubberly, ‘30, and “ My vice and a satisfactory job. Favorite Author,” by Horace Burr, raised a crop of 3,200 bushels of ’ 30. The Literary Department in­ the finest potatoes this last season. cludes the following works: ‘ The Every Saturday evening there is Dream Organ,” by Marion Janes, an old-fashioned dance held at the Elgin Strap Watch '31, “ The Eccentric’s Offer,” by Coveil farm at Rye street. Every Jos. C. Wilson 3-Diamond Ring Catherine Foster, ’30, and “ A Rail­ one is invited to a good old-fash­ road Station,” 'by Francis Harring­ ioned dance. Plumbing and Hefiling The Friendly Indians will meet $19 00 ton, Howard Turkington, John Contractor. A good timekeeper. Sturdy, guaran­ Stevenson and Austin Johnson, all this Thursday evening at their Y. $37 50 ,M. C. A. clubroom, under their new 28 Spruce St. Tel. 641 teed jeweled movement in new white fin­ members of Sophomore En.glish III. ish case. Pay Next Year. Three diamonds of unusual 50c Weekly brilliancy, set in 18K white gold filigree mounting, . 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Manchester, Cohn., as Second Class Now, however, the officials of the Mail Matter. „ OUR mS'^AKE SUBSCR PTION RATES: By Mall Baptist Tabernacle are looking X dollars a year, sixty cents a tor $40,000 which the Hard-Boiled We are quite wrong in taking it month toi shorter periods. 'for granted that the success 'o f \ By carrier, eighteen cents a week. Squire held as treasurer of the Single copies three cents. church, and they can’t find it. An League interposition in the Bo- SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE­ livIa-Paraguay war threat might SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser, old aunt of the Squire is mourn­ Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue, New '.o- . ing for $10,000, her all, which the set the people of this country to and 612 North Michigan Avenue, thinking more respectfully of the Chicago. . „ Squire borrowed of her. The Manchester Evening Herald ts The Squire has taken to his bed League. Because, while the on sale In Nev. York City at Schui a News Stand, Sixth Avenue and 42nd. and lets his mother do his defend­ I.eague’s action was antecedent and Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of bad been acknowledged by Bolivia, Grand Central Station and at all ing. "He was cheated out of the Hoatll ig News Stands. money,’’ she tearfully explains. the International Conference of • • • "Evil men took advantage of a American' States on Conciliation Client of International News Ser­ and Arbitration stepped Into the Open Tonight Until 9 O ’clock vice. poor blind boy.’’ The Squire is “International News Service has the situation at exactly the opportune exclusive rights to use for ropubllca- fifty, besides being a lawyer. Bridge tion in any form all news dispatches In Louisville it Is said that the moment to become the concrete credited to o" not otherwise credited and visible agency of adjustment Lamps- in this paper. It is also exclusively Squire lost the church money and entitled to use for republlcatlon all the aunt’s poor little fortune try­ of the difficulty. Its offer having Make Merry Q Similar to sketch the local or undated news published been accepted, any result aside but with diifer- herein." ing to get rich in the recent bull ent arm, whale- Full Service Client of N E A Ser­ from war that ensues will, of vice. Member, Audit Bureau of Circu­ stock market. If the market had oil bowl and lations. only kept going up the church course, redound to the credit of the with Music! pleated shades in would have had Its money, the aunt Conference— and the League is out Cedar Chests bright colors. of it, as far as appearances go. These smart THURSDAY, DEC. 20, 1928 would have had hers and the wrought iron Squire wouid have had oodles for If, as now seems probable, the This is just one of the many dif­ ferent styles on display here in both lamps are an un­ himself. Also he would still have neighborhood war in South Ameri- usual value BOULDER DAM (Ti proves to be a flash In the pan it cedar and walnut woods. It is 36 been soaki-ig, with righteous in­ inches 'W’ide, and finished natural After six years of controversy, dignation, the half-pint bootleg­ will be impossible for anybody to cedar partly occasioned by quarrels gers. support the claim that the League among the states affected, over As it is, the Squire is a bust. did it. their shares of the potential irriga­ tion water, but at bottom the re­ $11.50 WASTED LIFE STATE INCOME TAX sult of mutual suspicion between Sixty-six years ago a- daughter Efforts to arouse a synthetic en- believers in public ownership of It was born to an obscure grocer i tliusiasm for a state income tax to government-created utilities and Sacramento, Cal. The next year the provide funds for a more elaborate the enemies of any sort of public grocer, whose name was Prentice, system of state aid to the small ownership. Congress has passed a died. His very much older son was town schools are not likely to re­ Boulder Dam bill which is, in a a railroad clerk. Collis P. Hunting- ceive a very warm welcome. way, the biggest gamble that the ton, just started on his way to the There are two distinct and equal­ United States government ever in­ top of the railroad ladder, married ly sound reasons for this. The first .HRISTMAS day, let one of these player pianos bring the merry dulged In. the brother’s siaier-in-law and the is that there is a growing suspicion spirit of the season to your home... .and in the years to Unable to come to any agree­ Huntingtons adopted the little that the education of the children come. Give your children the opportunity to learn music ment as to whether the power de­ orphan. of Connecticut is not entirely a this Chirstmas and open the way to their future popularity Gateleg Tables velopment incidental to the prima­ The girl grew up, beautiful and matter of money and that it may and success. Select any of these fine instruments, taken in exchange ry purpose of flood protection Tables large enough to be used as ambitious. She traveled in Europe. bt entirely possible to increase or for old ones, and pay for it in two years’ time. W ell deliver it the the main table of a living room .... should be kept in the hands of the I Prince Wildenburg Hatzfeldt of even multiply expenditures in that day before Christmas With a duet bench and 12 music rolls free. with eight legs, beautifully turned, government or turned over to pri­ and a drawer ....s o lid mahogany Germany, having gambled away his direction without perceptibly in­ vate interests— neither advocacy Coxwell Chairs throughout family fortune, was broke. The girl creasing the efficiency of the being able to muster strength Bradbury, wanted a title, she told her foster schools. Connecticut people are H*ere’s a gift yo’u can "give Jie Cable, enough to win— Congress has hit mahogany case ...... $325 father, more than anything else in more nearly due to begin inquiring home” and everyone can enjoy. mahogany case ...... $95 upon the device of settling the Choice of Moquette and plain velour Becker, the world. Huntington, making a whether they can’t get a good deal Belmont, $ question by pitching a penny; or combined, or ratine tapestry and mahogany case ...... $350 19.75 mahogany c a s e ...... $125 wry face, consented to the making more solid education for their plain velour. what amounts to that. Haines, of a lavish marriage settlement. children for the money they are Pullman, The hill finally passed leaves the mahogany case ...... $150 mahogany case ...... $375 Princess Hatzfeldt settled in Lon­ now paying than they are to ac­ question of governmental operation Becker, Haines Electric, don and gave, huge and costly en­ quiesce in the spen'ding of more oi private operation of the Boulder mahogany case ...... $295 mahogany case ...... $395 tertainments, spent tremendous money which they cannot afford. Dam'power plant— it is now more sums on gowns. Presently she at­ The- other reason is that a state properly the Black Canyon power tained to Mayfair society leader­ income tax is an inherent abomina­ plant— to be determined by the ship and hung onto it. Hatzfeldt tion in itself. The cost of adminis­ ES Secretary of the Interior. In other died. A day or two ago, Princess tering it is prodigious, its charac­ words it passes the buck to the in­ Hatzfeldt died. She had spent mil­ teristics are snooping and prying, coming administration, leaves the lions of the Huntington money but and in those states which have such final determination to Herbert she had a few cf them left. 'a tax the people are chronically in Victrolas Hoover, through his appointee to We find in this case no particular a resentful and angry condition oi the Interior portfolio. lesson but it suggests, just the mind about it. It is one of the most extraordi­ HALF PRICE same a thought, because there are It is a serious question whethei nary proceedings in the history of a great many Americans who do in the whole institution of pommor- federal legislation. And yet it may There are a half dozen of these a smaller way what the Princess school education in Connecticu new Orthophqnic Victrolas left, of­ Tea Wagons turn out, and it is to be hoped, Hatzfeldt did— go to live in Eu­ doesn’t need an overhauling will Sewing Cabinets fering a variety of designs. You Vv’ill turn out excellently. Mr. Hoo­ rope because they can have a bet­ a view to stopping extravaganc* A gift Mother will treasure! These ver, in the circumstances, will of may choose any model at half price tea wagons have walnut tops (with ter time from their point of view. and waste rather than an applica­ We’ve reproduced the Martha or less, for we are discontinuing course select a secretary of the in­ Washington sewing cabinet in solid rounded drop leaves) and trays with The thought suggested is the im­ tion of more waste at the expense our Victrola Department. As an gumwood bases. Dro^ handles; sil­ terior whom he kno'A's to be of his mense loss that is theirs. Perhaps mahogany with all the convenient of the citizens. trays and spool holders you find in example, the Credenza model, ver drawers ' own mind on this subject. The de­ they gain something, in some ways, cision w'ill, thus, be his owp. And higher priced^models sketched, originally sold for $300, but they certainly do lose what, to MUDDLED wo have every confidence that the is reduced to $150. most of us, seems the most worth­ We tried to say, yesterday, that Incoming President will not alien­ $ while thing of all— participation in there would be just as much incon­ Victor Records are reduced to CREDENZA* 24.75 ate, at least irretrievably, from $ this utterly fascinating experiment sistency in the Senate’s passing the 16.50 19c up. possession of the people a vast en­ cf building a new country. navy bill while it obviously inten.i terprise made possible only by the Princess Hatzfeldt exerted no ed to ratify the peace treaty im expenditure of a hug^ sum of the more influence on the course of mediately afterward as there wouli. people’s money. events in England than if she had in first ratifying the treaty ami The Black Canyon dam will cost, been a fly on the wall. Any person, then immediately passing the wcr being twice as great as any other man or woman, possessing similar like navy bill; but despite the tear­ similar work in America, some­ Crosley Gembox means and similar brains and so­ ful protests of the intelligent com­ thing like $165,000,000. It Is that cial qualities, could hardly fail to positor we insisted on saying it with Speaker, Tubes and Aerial expenditure which alone will make be a living force, in some direction all wrong. Just like a Senate. the power possible. The power will Cl another, in America. This is not elementally be the possession as only the land of material oppor­ SAFETY FINGERS vrell as the creation of the people, tunity, it is, if people did but re­ ir is impossiblfc to justify the idea alize it, the land of Social oppor­ Lake Ammer,. Bavaria— Succes- fui tests have been made here with of giving It away to some group of tunity to an extent impossible else- individuals for them, in turn, to a new device for insuring of ves Vi^here. Yet thousands of our citi­ sels in foggy weather. Two meet sell to the people whose money pro­ zens prefer to live in Europe, like anical fingers are suspended over Winthrop Desks duced it. bumps on logs, to taking an active map and wireless control contlni ously indicates the ship’s position. Peculiar as is Congress’ method part in the ever changing, ever de­ Children’s Desks Another gift “ for the home” now- of disposing of the power problem, available at an unusual price. Gov. veloping and entrancingly compli­ A real roll-top desk for the young­ Winthrop models with 3 drawers, the determination to at last pro­ cated civilization of this young and ster who is business-like. In golden 97.50 similar to sketch. Mahogany and vide for the harnessing of the Colo­ virile nation. The boobs! oak finish, without drawer, and with gumwood rado is a welcome one to the coun­ Health and Diet chair to match. A Christmas special Let us install your aerial now, so your Crosley Gembox...... or any other try. It wil> eliminate the peril of of the many radios available here. . . .can be delivered the day before Christ­ the great Imperial Valley, with its TIT FOR TAT Advice mas.... ready for Christmas eve. The Crosley Gembox is operated from a half million acres of fertile land, Will Irwin, well known writer floor plug without batteries and is priced complete at $97.50. being turnted into a sea— a disaster accompanying the Hoover party in By i)K. FRANK McCOl beyond comprehension— and it South America, brings ot^t a point, will provide a tremendous and bad­ IL connection with Latin Ameri- ly needed irrigation system for a , ca’s opinions of the United States, Dr. McCoy will gladly ana-^ very large area. ViThich is deserving of thought. He quotes a Uruguayan editor, a man wer personal questions on WATKINS BROTHERS, Meantime, of course, it Is possi­ henitb ano diet, addressed to ble that Mr. Coolidge will veto the who has spent a good deal of time him. care of The Herald. En- GIFTS FOR EVERY MEMBER OF THE FAMILY measure. It is sincerely to be hoped in this country and who under­ i'i(»8e stamped, addressed, large that he will not, for it is probably stands it, as saying that most sub- envelope lor reply. » ______— . ------the best Boulder Dam measure equatorial people get their impres­ that Congress would ever have the sions of the “ Giant of the North” VOCAL GYMNASTICS from the movies and from a special will to pass. There are a number of diseases kind of news sent out from the and abnormalities which may affegt States to South American news­ the respiratory apparatus, throat or A RIGHTEOUS JUDGE papers, and consequently get a dis­ nasal passages, and all of them will cation o f some ointment to eradl-1 influence the speech. We are all of the cells controlUn,g speecli ;)racticed daily just as one would I do to cure the scabies or itch. It cate the disease. A paste of sulphuM Most picturesque of judges was torted view of our civilization. inability to speak is usually a men­ any other system of calisthenics, is driving me frantic. I have tried familiar with the hoarseness ac­ tal defective, although occasionally treatment for this form of int and olive oil will quickly kill tbisl ek Squire Arthur Ne.sbit of Louisville, "The movies,” said the editor, companying a cold and the peculiar to speak ds the same as that j The use of the vocal apparatus in all kinds of remedies without bene­ parasite. Hot bathes with soapj a person with exceptional mental song gives delight to the body. The g magistrate of a local court. For, "are all cabaret life, the sins of so­ nasal twang from a deformity or ployed for appolexy. since the fit. Since the diet you sent cured should be taken three times a week-^ brillance is found suffering from bathroom baritone is enjoying him­ my daughter of eczema, I thought £ lawyer though he was, he was ciety and crime. The news is filled polypus of the nasal passages. some interference with the nerve causes are much the same. •and after this bath the affectedi Men who are forced to use their self even though he is annoying his you might be able to help m^e. parts should be rubbed with thej 3 blind, like personified Justice her- with bank robberies, Hollywood di­ supply to the vocal organs. A deaf­ The most frequent cause of a neighbors. Your vocal gymnastics voices in public often develop a ness from birth may also cause roughening of the voice and an un­ Answer; The itch or scabies Is a sulphur mixture. $ self— had been blind since boy- vorces, gunmen and lynching.” It soreness of the throat and an In­ should be Indulged In where they mutism from not haying learned to pleasant harshness is chronic will not disturb others and, after contagious disease caused by the Urethral Caruncle Lood. is not surprising, then, the journal­ ability to talk much above a whis­ speak, (since one affected in this catarrh. So prevalent is this dis­ per. This is usually termed the you have gained control of the mus­ presence of a small parasite which ? And like blind Justice, Squire ist contends, that Latin-Americans way has not the opportunity of ease that almost any voice may be burrovra into the skin. It causes Question; E. B. writes: "I would| "Clergyman’s sore throat.” It re­ cles and nerves supplying your Nesbit was ruthless, inexorable. In develop hectic and erroneous ideas learning to speak.) These people improved if its owner will undergo vocal organs, you will be pleased to an intrase Itching on the part. af­ like to know the cause of a caruncle sults from an Insufflcleht breath may be taught to speak even though the fasting and dieting regime and the cure for it.” rum circles he was known as the about the United States. control of the diaphragm and chest know that your speech and song fected, and a careful examination they cannot hear, if they will close­ which I outline for the cure of will also be enjoyed by others. will disclose some thin white lines Answer: A caruncle niay appear| t "Hard-Boiled Squire,” such tre­ Mr. Irwin says that he has heard rather than from too much speak­ ly watch, feel and imitate the throat catarrh. Let not- your voice give expres­ through which the pest burrows in any part of the body, but you nof mendous sentences did he wrath- much the same criticism in almost ing. The huskiness Is usually made and Up movements of others. 6 worse by the many remedies ap­ Perfect health Is reflected in the sion to harsh or mean thoughts. and at the end of these lines small doubt refer to an urethal caruncle," 15 fully meet out to bootleggers. No every South American city visited plied. Stammering can usually be over­ voice, and it is not unusual to find There is no sound as sweet as a yellow or watery plmplea^ will ap­ which Is a small red growth on th ^ excuses went, with the Squire. If by the Hoover entourage. Lisping and peculiajities of come by careful training, since it is that some of our greatest singers voice that is moved by Jove and ten- pear. The disease is made more mucous membrane, appearing o vs usually caused by an Incoordination have come from the hardy sons of serious by the scratching which pou kad the booze and there was Whether he made the obvious speech may be caused by a cleft (l6rifG SS* the urinary meatus in women. Thl palate, tongue-tie or other deform­ or lack of control of the vocal ap­ toil and the peasants of Europe. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS sometimes produces ulcers ^ and best treatment Is usually to bu^ any sort of evidence that you had reply or not the American writer paratus. There are many exercises for scabs. A scrupulous cleanliness ity, or they may result simply from The Itch Pari? “ c , scans. A sjciupuiuuo ------Ithethe caruncle caruncle on off witn with causi caustic been selling, up you went. Stories might well have t - ’ I the Uruguay­ Aphasia sometimes occurs in developing and controlling the should be combined with the 1 throu,3h electrical treatment. habit. , Question: 1 . J. asl. \Vbat can ^ Df sick wives, unemployment, hard an editor that his nationals have A mute person or one having an brain diseases from a destruction 1 voice -which are very useful if

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pa <;e n in | MANCHEST’^Tl EVEMJNu nEKALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928. ■M — ‘•‘alone in the big city” and issued ting hour by hour upon t h e _ « t « a » l £ « « « « * « i ^ ^ a blanket invitation to some 40 benches with that far-away look IN NEW YORK girls. A lavish feast was spread, in their eyes. FACTS —T- ° " New York, Dec. 20— The men­ hut only about 10 appeared. JHINGTON, tion of Christmas on Broadway is _ In Times Square appears the The others all had mothers ------■ O • L E T T E R ^ C o NNECticu likely to be rewarded by a mirth- wailing for them at home. largest and brighest tree of all. I p c c 13110* }■) Here the gamins of the street ^*^rnNNErTTCiTT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “Though the woild knows “Yeah,°Crismus,” says the variety they’d like to get away from ’em get their Christmas cheer. When actor . . . “Yah, five shows a day for a couple of hours,” one guest the winds whirl up the street and and a sandwich handed yah be­ remarked. the snow slaps in the thousands (i: (311) CONNECTICUT’S ART tween acts. More work and no more of faces, you’ll see hundreds of ^ m a s By ALLEXE SUMNER dough.” urchins who come from heaven- Connecticut the pioneer in the original art of America, has Durimg the holiday season Man- knows-where gathered around the 0 Or a special Christmas matinee 0 Washington, Dec. 20.—An­ been the home of more artists of acknowledged skill than al­ if you’re “in legitimate.” j hattan hotels try to appear at their magic stand upon ■which is nouncement that Florence Trum­ most any other state. The first academic art school in the coun­ I In the Broadway show racket ’ “homiest.” propped a towering pine from the $ bull will NOT be a White House 1 try was established in this state. Many painters of national there is no Santa Claus. There is They know full well that the Vermont hills. 0 bride has stiffened the marcels and ‘ reputation are attracted by Connecticut s natural beauty. practically no Christmas. Crowds major part of the population is They stand singly and in ICODAKS brought out the fingernail polish of | I Among the early painters are found such names as John Sniy- are out celebrating, craving to be made up of youngsters and old­ groups, their torn shoes sopping this city’s blooded ladies who run ' I bert, whose pictures were an inspiration to the colony; Joseph entertained. For the box office it’s sters from all parts of the nation. up the sleety wet — they stand “Social Bureaus.” I Steward, a noted portrait painter; Copley, the greatest of the a bi.g day, as all holidays are big They issue notices informing all until the crush of traffic forces For these pilots of society have Colonial painters; Ralph Earl, well-known portrait painter and days. Theaters try to crowd a and' sundry that “there will be ; them along. been insisting ever since the rumor John Trumbull whose portraits are valuable because of his per­ limited number of performances special home cooking,” or there GILBERT SWAN. Brownies of a Trumbull-Coolidge White sonal knowledge of famous statesmen. into a limited number of hours. will be some special dish “like House wedding started that it sim­ The earliest American sculptor was Hezekiah Augur, born in And when the show giris and mother used to make.” Or some ply could not be; that such a pre­ New Haven in 1791, whose marble statuettes are now in the the show boys have time to sit effort will be made “to reflect the cedent of bad form never would be Trumbull Gallery at Yale College. Seth Cheney, born in South back and think, it’s to wonder ho;ne atmosphere.” Manchester in 1810, was recognized as one of the greatest Am­ Well, maybe— but just try to established by a daughter of a gov­ what the folks back home are > j g r O o o o o ’* ^ * ernor, nor by the son of a Coolidge. erican artists in crayon drawing. No more distinguished name doing: to wonder about the crowd a little home atmosphere appears in the list of Connecticut artists than that of 1 redencK into four walls and a brass bed, ATHGUGHT Day after day the society bureau brothers and sisters and fathers Give the gift you’d like to get for Christmas— a camera. dames called the newspapers to in­ E Church Chauncey B. Ives, born in 1812, did the statues of and mothers; to bonder about with a yathet'ic little green wreath sist that this harping upon a White Governor Jonathan Trumbull and Roger Sherman for the Wasn- a wife whose “out with an act” hanging from one of the three Gather up the fragments that re­ The Eastman line is completely represented at our store. Make House wedding simply showed that inaton monument. . . , or a husband “who’s playing St. windows. * Or into a crowded Manhattan really tries. consfield. ter how humble.” The Yale Art School and the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart­ There are a number of good In the railway stations, where ford are vital sources of artistic culture._ The Morgan Memorial Samaritans in New York who the strangers come and go, elabor­ KEMP’S MUSIC HOUSE is one of the most beautiful buildings in New England. There ate Christmas trees adorn the AJrs. Rose Gouverneur Hoes, who try to put on a fine Christmas is a widespread attention to art in the public, private and e\en- spread for the young ladies of the waiting rooms. The trees glisten “The Kodak Store.” | runs one of the city’s most exclusive ing schools. chorus. One woman invites some with Yule adornments and colored social bureaus, who has attended 20 girls each year, but ofttlmes lights’ blaze frcin the branches. I FOUND R AIU LM three White House weddings her­ But I’ve noticed that those who self, and whose grandmother, Maria they’re too tired to" attend— what wi*h the extra matinee. haunt these public rooms and look WONDERFUmEMEDY Monroe, youngest daughter of Pres­ A certain phtlantropic soul I most wistfully upon the trees are “ Rheumatisin made life unbearable,” says F. E . ident James .Monroe, was a White through the period of the Cleveland about 11,000 can scarcely be call­ Cole, 4 Arthur St., Beveriy, Mm . ‘‘One day I ed paintings, because they were who knew little about the preva­ ' the “floaters” in from the street — tried Rabalm. Relief was immediate and contin­ House bride, is very relieved by wedding and couid remember the wanderers, bums and youngsters ued use restored my healtb.” If you suSer, start bought merely as charity toward lence of Stage mothers took it for the announcement from the Con­ wave of criticism which sAcpt the granted that most show girls are with no place to go. And all sit- RABALM tonight, 50c and *1.00, aU druggists. Advertise in The Evening Herald-lt Pays necticut House of Trumbull. country at the spectacle of a beau tl^e painters. “I felt right along that it simply tiful young girl rushing to her fi­ “The remaining 1,000 paintings, could not be,” she said. “I won­ ance’s home to be married, she however, are very valuable.” dered what would happen to wed­ would only rejoice in the perfect ding etiquet in general if such a^ decision she has made,” said Mrs. CHOCOU.^TE A.ND WINE precedent were started. The rule j Hoes IN W.^TER SINCE WAR would crash in toto. It would be, FOUND GOOD FOR USE impossible to expect girls of lesser rank to be married in their own WILHELM BANS SALE Rosyth, Scotland.— After lying homes if the so-called ‘Crown Prin­ at the bottom of the sea for over cess’ of the nation rushed off to be nine years, bars of chocolate have married in her fiance’s home sim­ OF PAINTINGS HELD been found to be eatdble and bot­ ply because he lived in a bigger tles of wine in excellent condition. and more famous home than her Open Until 9 Tonight BY HOHENZOLLERNS They formed part of the supplies ...... own.” of the German warship Moltke, scuttled with a score of other bat­ Mrs. Hoes recalls that she ‘nev- Doom. Holland—Kaiser Wilhelm, tleships in the Scapa Flow in June er could quite accept the Frances j of the Hohenzollern family, 1919. Ni Folsom-Grover Cleveland wedding.” has issued a decree forbidding the Many other interesting relics “That is the only White House further sale of paintings in posses­ have been found by the salvagers. wedding of a bride who was*not, sion of members of the family. at least, related in some way to the If, however, for some reason A plumber was shot on his way V lute House master or mistress,” such paintings must be sold, they to work in Chicago, sustaining the ste reminds those who point out are to be offered to German mu­ theory that if you stay in one place tnat there have been other White seums first to save them from long enough something will happen House weddings for brides whose foreign purchasers. to you. home was not the Whi;-5 House. This has been revealed by Wil­ She points out that Miss Todd, helm von Bode, senior director of who ■was married in the White the German museums. Bode wrote House, was a niece of Mrs. James to the former Kaiser ^ protesting r.Iadison. Elizabeth 'I'yler, Nellie against the “squandering” of valu­ When in Hartford k Grant, Maria Monroe, Ajice Roose­ able paintings abroad by members velt, Jessie and Elesuo.* Wi'.=oi;, of the Hohenzollern family. The were daughters of pres’ I-nts. Alice former Kaiser thanked him lor the Dine With Us. Wiison was -a niece of ’he presi­ letter. Bode said, and immediate­ dent; Miss Johnson, who married John Quincy Adams, Jr., was a ly issued the above order. Don’t forget to take niece of President Jackson, and ao- According to Bode, almost all home some Maryland orher bride. Miss Emily Platt, was the tremendous art values which were in possession of former rul­ Oysters and Fresh Crack­ a niece of President Hayes. ing German princes has been lost. Leaving Frances F o Isl-ui the only ers. White House bride who really de­ Most of it has been sold abroad, 2 YEARS FREE fied etiquet by marrying in her fi­ principally, Jt is supposed to Amer­ ance’s . home. ica. Duet Bench And the social bureau dames be­ Only the former Grand Duke of H o n l s s ' s lieve it would have been better if Hesse and. the former Bavarian T2 Rolls Crown Prince Rupprecht have re­ I TO PAY llie other brides, even if related to 22 state St. the White House tenants, had put tained a part of the valuable col- Good Form before the opportunity lection of paintings'- which their, (Under Grant’s Store) to have their grandchildren tell dynasties possessed. how grandma was a White House “The former royal castles con­ Hartford, Conn. bride. tain about 12,000 paintings,” Bode “if Miss Trumbull had lived told the German press. “Of these.

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The Home of "Gifts That Last.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECl’^STBER 20, 1928. WORLD WAR A (B CLEVER DETECTIVE PURSUES PATIENT New York, Dec. 20.— Arthur De WITH AN AIRPLANE MEET IN NEW YORK Marias, youthful detective, was ERVICE for credited today with the recovery of New York, Dec. 20.— Kenneth E. a9e-9ttkn & Co jewels valued at $100,000 that had Coulter, treasurer of the Carolina been stolen from the home of Southern Railway, today somewhat 2-7171 ’ 2-7171 Frank Bailey, Brooklyn millionaire, drew aside the veil of mystery that Five of Them Come Together on Dec. 3. had enshroiuded the airplane pur­ -C*- the MOTGRIS Noticing that the bars protecting suit of his daughter, Ruth, 20, in HARTFORD for the First Time in Ten windows of the Bailey home had the west and at the same time re­ been pulled apart by a man’s fused to take “ the situation seri- TWO THINGS TO REMEMBER: hands, the sleuth deduced that the ously.” By Henry A. Schaller Years. thief might have been “ Hy” Miller, Commenting on reports that his 50, veteran strong-arm worker daughter had evaded- a nurse and known as the “ iron bar man.” After two private detectives who were a long search he arrested Miller with her in Omaha and had board­ C/fAWJL fN New York, Dec. 20.— Ten years last night and recovered the gems. after the end of the World War ed a Pacific coast bound train while Under the Baumes law, Miller her physician. Dr'. D. O. Meeker of [ f finds five of North America’s great­ faces a life term in priso i, accord­ MR.- est aces of the air still flying, still Rochester pursued in an airplane. By ISRAEL KLEIN ing to police. Coulter said that the girl W'as mere­ Store Open pioneers of a new mode of travel. The recent successful trans-con­ ly going w'est for her health. That automobile that was sup , K N O C K iR tinental flight of Richard James, TWO FIRES IN DANBURY “ Dr. Aleeker evidently w'anted to posed to go 30 miles on a gallon 17-year-old High school aviator of be with her and used the plane to of gas and didn’t, despite its ap­ 1 / Flushing, L. I., resulted in the as­ Danbury, Conn., Dec. 20.— Fire catch up with her train,” Coulter parently perfect behavior othe' semblage of these five eagles of the believed due to spontaneous com­ said. “ I have been informed of her wise, must have sometning wrong j allied forces in New York today. It bustion in the candy store of Baza- wherebaouts at all times and am' with it or the manufacture^ is sell­ was the first time they had all been rian Brothers, White street, drove not worried. ing his goods under false pro­ together since those memorable a dozen people from adjoining “ Ruth was able to take care of tenses, ^ days in France. building, caused several firemen to herself. There seems to be a popu­ Most likely there’s nothing Of course people wanted to know be overcome by smoke, and did lar interest in aviation, hence the wrong with the automobile, and damage estimated at about six Friday and what they were doing now: If they doctor’s decision to use an air­ the maker is perfectly truthful in r- were still interested in aviation, or thousand dollars. The firemen re­ his contention of so great a mile­ sponded to emergency treatment plane.” i>’ they still flew. And it was learn­ age for his product. ed that all of them are still avia­ and went back to work. TRE.\SURY BALANCE A few hours previous to this fire, What’s wrong, nine chances out tors. still the same daring heroes of 10, is in the driving. of the heavens, albeit less conspicu- the Wolthausen Hat Company plant sustained its second fire in a week Washington. Dec. 20.— Treasury 'ous. than they were ten years ago. balance Dec. 18: $436,266,469.83. Economy depends on how a^ car The flyers were invited to take when fur in the drying room be­ REMEMBER that nobody loves a knocker. came ignited. The damage is esti-1 is driven. A person may be in a part in the festivities in honor of Order Treat’s Christmas Special terrible hurry one day and make a James by the American society tor mated at $500. j now! A delicious Brick of French the promotion of aviation and they worse showing for the car’s per­ REMEMBER that neither pur cars nor customers Vanilla and Pistachio with a center Saturday formance than the next, when he The wife wants a new hat for | expressed delight over the oppor- of cherry bisque. Phone 2116 or knock. Every used car we sell has been thorough­ tiinity to honor their youthful col- Christmas, but of course that’s i drives at a uniform rate without 2070.— Adv. overtaxing the motor. ly reconditioned—every customer has been com­ league. just overhead expense. 2 Perhaps the best known of the The difference in fuel consump­ pletely satisfied. live aces is Major George Vaughn. tion is that between a nervous, Major Vaughn has the distinction of hasty driver and one who is con­ siderate of the car. GOOD USED CARS being the second ranking American 1928 Dodge Victory Demonstrator. war ace. With the exception of SOLVE YOUR XMAS SHOPPING The same car driven on the same Capt. Eddie Rickenbacker, Vaughn day over the same route by two 1926 Dodge 4 Sedan. shot down more German planes than PROBLEM AT ONCE. different drivers may perform as 1926 Chrysler No. 58 Coupe. anv other American flyer. Use our shopping order— good in 23 leading department Until 9 p. n differently as it would on two oc casions by the same driver in two Vaughn has been active in avia­ and men’s and women’s specialty stoi-es. 1927 Whippet Coach. tion ever since he left the army. At opposing moods. No burdensome Interest cliarges. A convement— econoniica! 1927 Whippet Coupe. present he is the commander of the and liberal plan— no red (ape— absolutely confidential— no de- New York State Militia FJying lay— no obligation to investigate— Pay when you can— from The man in a hurry accelerates Other Bargains from $25 to $100. Corps and vice president of tne iu low gear to the maximum Moth Aircraft Corporation, manu­ your budget. in order to make a quick getaway, “ Buying Safely Means Buying of a Reliable Dealer” facturer of lightweight Planes racing the engine inordinately to Second in reputation to Vaughn IDEAL ORDER PLAN achieve his purpose. He slams on is Col. Harold E. Hartney ^ho was 68 Pratt St. Room 410 _ Tel. Cli. .3»45-2 the brakes for quick stops and the commanding officer of the First HARTFORD Hours: 9 a. m.— 6 p. m. Vening Msrald-It shifts into lower gear going up a SCHALLER MOTOR SALES, Inc. Aero Squadron of the A. . hill as soon as he feels the slight­ Col. Hartney is connected vnth est inclination of the car to lag. Center Street. Phone 1226-2 the Aviation Better Business Bu­ He goes into second for railroa-d reau of 72 Wall street, and is active crossings, if he’s at all cautious, Easy in every movement that has the ad- ready for a quick shift into high Open 1 lancement of flying science for its once across. Evenings 1 Payments purpose. . „„ „ In other words, such a driver de Col. E. E. Roberts, who was a pends on the lower gears for initial member of the royal flying corps power and acceleration and thus of Canada, during the war is novv uses up enough extra gasoline to an official of the National Aero u. s. lower the advertised mileage of the Corporation. He makes frequen car considerably. nights to all parts of the country [@at both for purposes of business and Another man, driving the same car under the same conditions, * Captain Frank Hale is another of takes his time at the getaway. He BETTER thfriices who fought with the Cana- gets into first just far enough to diirf army. Hale it wUl be remem^ give the car a start. He proceeds in bered, joined the R. y. as a - i f second at a moderate rate, and he green rookie and -ucceeded in bag­ gets into higli as soon as possible, ging 18 enemy “ ships” in bis first two months of, service. Hale-is not going at a moderate speed. USED CARS Such a driver, looking for econ­ . I • ‘ connected in a business way with omy in fuel consumption, has his aviation— he is an exporter— but ESTABLISHED If you are considering waiting until Spring for your IB59 eyes far ahead of the traffic, watch­ hardly a week goes by that does ing for openings, anticipating traf­ used car, we will gladly show you some now, at the right not see him doing tricks in his own W ■ ‘ -'H “WHERE ECONOMY RUUS' ll fic signals and gauging his speed prices. , I jm & with them. Thus, watching closely Ue’iit. Walter Pryor competes You choose the car you like and for a deposit we will the groups of five aces. Like Hale the movement of traffic, he can keep going steadily in high, slow­ and Roberts he also did his fight­ -V# 'f store until Spring, with no charge for storage. ing with the R. F. C By profess on ^ s ' El ing up before i traffic tie-up and ac­ he is a press agent, but a good fel celerating still in' high as soon as This is a good time to buy a used car. low nevertheless, and is now hand­ his way is clear. ling publicity matters for the forth- Going up hill he accelerates We have some wonderful buys in Buicks and other comi^ig New York aviation show, l i i l enough to make the grade in high, makes- as well as doing some special fly­ even though the car slows down ing for the New Jersey Air Service noticeably. And when at the top Next to a new Buick is a used Buick. Let us show corps in and about Newark. he may even shut off the motor and coast down the other side, re-en­ you. gaging the motor with the clutch T.aC0T T m E when its power is needed. That is how mileage is obtained, The subject of the Christian En­ greater fuel economy is_ derived Capitol Buick Co» deavor meeting on Sunday evening and the strain on the engine is re­ Tel. 1600 was "God’s Christmas Gift To The duced. Tel. 1600 Main Street World.” The senior leader was Mar­ Furthermore, that is how the car JAMES M. SHEARER, Manager. cus Cleveland and the junior lead­ can be made to live longer. er, Arthur Koch. There were fifty And still furthermore, the hasty in’ attendance. „ . , driver does not get to his destina­ !'There will be a Christmas con­ tion sooner enough to pay for the cert at the church on Sunday eve­ economical difference and for the ning at seven o’clock. A song serv­ extra wear and tear on his auto­ EXPERT REPAIRIN(i ice “ Tidings of Peace,” augmented mobile. Manchester Auto by living pictures will be presented ! u. s. g o v e r n m e n t g r a d e r s g r a d in g t u r k e y s a t a £: P MEAT PLANT. THI — on— by the Sunday school and the Top Co. Christian Endeavor. TURIvEYS ’RECEIVE THE GRADE "U. S. PKLME ” GENERATORS and The annual Christmas Tree ex­ All Work l-'ull.v Guaranteed. ercises of the school and Sunday IJ. S. GOV’T PRIME GRADE TOURISTS KEEP \V. J. MKSSIKK SELF-STARTERS school will be held at the hall. The meeting of the Golden Rule BE SURE THAT Reasonable Prices Club on Friday evening will be A CAMILLE’ S GRAVE a fresh camelia. He kept it up for shortened on account of rehears­ THIS GOV’T TAG years and never missed a day. Suddenly \ he stopped comingj al for the Christmas concert to be IS ON YOUR held on the same evening— only the Where he' is now? How should I CHRISTMAS FLOWER DECKED know? Perhaps he found instead necessary business will be attend­ Turkeys ’TURKEY an idol that was actually living. Car Repairing ed to. . When they ran that film about Air. and Mrs. Thomas Kington The U. S. Gov. has given these celebrated their Golden Wedding Camille, the visitors grew so num­ Battery Service. Turkeys Its U. S. Prime Grade. Pro­ Paris— When she was alive, she Anniversary on Saturday. Mr. and would consider nothing but came- erous that we had to place a spec­ Airs.' Kington were married in tect your table with the Government lias, hut now that she is dead, she ial policeman to guard the tomb against souvenir hunters,” con­ Trowbridge, England, December Label. rates only daisies. la, 1878, coming to this country in Camille, the famous Lady of the fides the ancient keeper of this 1880, and have since made their LB. Camelias, has been dead th°se city of the dead. BARLOW ’S GARAGE home in this village. They have eighty years, but her grave in “ Whenever they give the play 595 Main St., So. Manchester four living children and ten grand­ Montmartre cemetery remains out in town, we are always sure of children. Those wi*h them on Sat­ CHOICE, FRESH KILLED, UNGRADED flower-decked all year round just a crowd here as well.” Next Door to Sheridan Hotel urday were: John H. Kington, Mr the same. Immortalized in fiction, opera and Mrs. Nelson J. Kington and But a stone’s throw from the plays, on stage and screen, it Is children, Raymond Dorothy, lone very heart 'of g^y Montmartre, a rare day when the life story of TEXAS EDUCATOR HEADS and John of Burnside; Mr. and Mrs. where visiting Americans are sup­ Camille is not being enacted some­ HISTORY DEPARTMENT OP William Dunlap and Daughter posed to lead the sort of life over where in Paris, at the Grand ECONOMIC ASSN. MEET Shirley of Rockville; Mrs. Harry Turkeys which she herself presided in the or in a cheap nlckel-odean in the Rice and children, Irene, Emily. forties, Camille in her tomb has suburbs, or in both places at the Austih, Texas.— Dr. Max S. Hand- Alma, Harriett and William of These are very high quality not ceased living. f' same time. ■ man, professor of economics at the Talcottville, and Lester Myer of The sentimental yarn told by Ihe Lately, signs in French and Eng­ University of Texas, will p^esid^ lish remind visitors that even Rockville. Mr. and Mrs. Kington birds—fresh killed— the kind LB LOOK FOR THIS younger Dumas involving himself over the meeting of the economic have many friends who join in con­ ordinarily sold at much under the name of Armand Duval sketching or photographing the history section of the American gratulating them and wishing them SEAL ON THE tomb is trictly forbidden. , ' higher prices! with Marguerite Gautier, (Alphon- Economic Assiciation to be held in many more years of wedded life. b a c k o f y o u r sine Plessis), at that time leading Chicago, December 28. Nudity as a means to health and Miss Christine Bacheler Is spend­ TURKEY lady of easy virtue, has kept the Dr. Handman is engaged in a ing the week in New York City. memory of Camille green In the domestic felicity is the keynote of f a n c y f a t t e d , m i l k f e d study of the economic conditions hearts of the present generation. a campaign in Pjrls, but “ has under which Mexicans live, wotk- It is a motley crowd that visits drawn a counter-attack from Mau­ Ing under provisions of the Laura SPECIAL! the Camille grave in the course of rice de Waleffe, organizer of the Spellman Rockefeller Foundation. u . s . a year. English and American beauty contests that send a Miss Dr. Handman is also . ’ writing ah FOR 15 DAYS boarding school inisses, tourists France to America every article for the first volume of a The campaign appears to o® ^ Ducklings from all corners of the world, ar­ new encyclopedia of the social sci­ prime o tists, “ extras” from the legion pamphlet, containing articles and PANCO SOLES J .5 .D .A . theaters in the district, all bring illustrations Intended to show how ences. 5 . A . V their homage to Camille. comfortable it is to dispense with For Men’s and Boys’ Shoes Many small families prefer “ Time was when people would the tailor, the couturlere and tne 5IECHANICAL JUNK MAN ducklings—we can recommend LB bring her camelias, but nowadays, shoemaker. . » chrysanthemums, asters and- even Mr. de Waleffe asserts that,a Texas’ only road magnet, op­ these most highly! daisies seem to be good enough.” Venus, undraped is just erating in Lubbock county, gath^ $lc00 says the old gatekeeper who looks and not very interesting. “Clothes ered 3235 pounds of scrap iron off as though he might have been a render a woman supportable for 9.7 miles of road. The machlfl? Attached. They vrtll In most contemporary of the herlone, they intrique the Imagination, he operated' 93 hours, at a cost of cases outwear the shoes. “ Three men have committed concludes. $S3, in gatherl^ this. Iron. - . suicide on her grave during the m years I have been here,” he con­ About the year 2928 artificial President CooUdge hss asked < 1 0 . tinues. “ There have been many men may be created in chemical Congress for 15 new cruisers. You SELWITZ incidents, less tragic. can’t tell when we’ll have a hurry- "One young ma^. 'me every labbratories, sajrs a dispatch. Say. Shoe Rebuilding Shop c n.alTUH m, xiveL hour with the woods are full of ’em right now. up call for good-will' euToys. ^ ^25 Main ^ SeMtz Building r M M l JIM I I III II

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99 “ T te Whole “ The Whole Town’s Talking THE WHOLE TOWN’S ABOUT THE USEFUL AND BEAUTIFUL .TALKING ABOUT HALE’S Suggestions Town GIFTS AT GLENNEY’S No. 185 To the Ladies of Manchester and Ties Vicinity: Is Talking” Silk Hose Scarfs You’ll find represented in our stock the nice things that men, young men and boj’s like. Courteous, effi­ Handkerchiefs about cient seiwice at all times. ‘ Belts Shirts .Jewelry pr- Interwoven Hosiery $ 1.85 Scarfs Suspenders; Belts Handkerchiefs & GOOD Bath Robes Sweaters Socks Pajamas Sport Hose The popularity of Hale’s No. 185 pure silk Suspenders Gloves stocking is not only due to its unusual wearing Leather Jackets qualities— made of all new silk with extra strands Cigarette Cases to every thread to assure longer wear— but be­ IJmhrellas CLOTHES Pocketbooks Underwear cause every pair carries Hale's unconditional guar­ (Ladies’ and Men’s) Key Rings Slippers antee of satisfactory wear. A wide choice of new, Ladies’ Pocketbooks Wool Vests enticing shades. Every pair is packed in a Christ­ mas box and tied with wide red ribbon. FOR HIS CHRISTMAS SHIRTS Sweaters as a Broadclotli, Madras and mixtures are hero in collar to Cheney Neckwear, beautiful rich patterns match, collar attached, and neckband styles, also solid colors Jewelry Main Floor $1 to $3.50. or patterns ?2.00 and up. Shirts Cheney Scarfs, that young men admire NECKWEAR Beautiful imported and domestic patterns, in gift boxes Garter Sets $3.50 to $6. $lrOO to .?3.50. * . - . I Gloves new

SO U TH Mf\ NCHHS TCR • CONN Pajamas ambition. Arthur L. Huffman GLENNEY’S 917 Mrfin Street Slippers See the Cigarette Lighters Play are a few of Then See “ THE WHOLE The Whole Town’s the gifts shown by G. H. Wlams TOWN’S TALKING” Talking Inc. CAST OF CHARACTERS abput the Crosley Gembox Johnson Block Geo. H. HENRY SIMMONS, a manufacturer . .William Johnson

* For Your Important Papers HARRIET SIMMONS, his w ife...... Florence Schieldge for ETHEL SIMMONS, their daughter...... Mary Reardon CHESTER BINNEY, Simmons’ partner. .James Wilson A LETTY LYTHE, a motion picture star.. .Lucille Clarke Inc. Clothes Sate Deposit Box DONALD SWIFT, a motion picture director '.___ ! ...... Donald Healey Johnson Block ROGER SHIELDS, a young Chicago of for b lo o d ...... Robert. Mercer SECURITY LILA WILSON ...... Gertrude Lashay, *> and about them SALLY O T IS ...... Elizabeth Lashay All Electric — Complete Installed The Whole Town Character PRIVACY Friends of Ethel- CONVENIENCE ANNIE, a m aid ...... Myrtle Johnson Here’s all-electric radio at a modest cost .-...so low every home can enjoy it on Christmas morn. The Gem- is Talking. A TAXI-DRIVER ...... *...... William Davis Free Parking Space in Rear box, with Musicone speaker, 4 i Q 7 SADIE BLOOM, a dancing teacher...... Elizabeth Janes tubes and a eria l...... v * ' • Free parking space in rear of of store. The Manchester Trust Co. Directed by Miss Helen Estes store. South Manchester, Conn. Friday Evening, Dec. 21,1928 at 8 o’clock WATKINS BROTHERS Given by Group I GIFTS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY Benefit Washington Trip Fund WEAR PLUS Dancing Afterwards TIES "

The Tie without Flannel Pad­ ding or wadding 99 Christmas Christmas “ The Whole Town’ s Talhing $1.00 Candy For Her ABOUT Suggestions Suggestions Other Ties 50c and 75c No matter what you give her M. H. Strickland include a box of our delicious Good assortments, merchan­ HOUSE’S chocolates. We have the at Bray’s dise with merit. largest assortment of fancy 0 packages of candy in town. Neckwear ... 50c-$2.00 SHOESandSLIPPERS Philpak Apollo, Perry’s and GRUEN Cheney Neckwear ?1.50 Hauser & Baemo Heating Schrafft’s Gloves... $1.50-$7.00 Handkerchiefs WATCHES Shirts, collars‘to match with woven colored borders collar attached made by makers of Van Heosen for Ladies and Men ...... $1.65-$7.95 Plumbing Collars. Bar Pins Travelo Jackets, 3 in box 89c Ml 7 Cameo Pins , various shades $7.50 Bath Robes.. $6-$13.50 Bracelets Bill Folds $1.00 to $7.00 Oil Burners Smokes For Him Rings Hickok Belt Fancy Silk Hose He will be pleased with gifts Pearl Beads Sets ...... $2.00-$4.00 from our assortment of cigars, Mallory H ats ___ $5-$7 .2 in box $1.00 cigarettes, tobacco and pipes. Mesh Bags G. £ . Refrigerators King Perfectos, Rosedalss, Wilson Bros. » Holland Society, Penrods, Pip­ Silverware and H o se ...... 50c-$1.00 pins, Robt. Burns, etc., in boxes Daniel Green Comfy Slippers of 5,10, 25 and 50. Clocks Mufflers ... $1.65-$4.95 ' FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY. NO JOB TO BIG NONE TOO SMALU In neat, fancy colors and styles. Reasonably priced. Cigarettes in Holiday Cartons Umbrellas . $1.65-$8.50 250 Christmas Card WOMEN’S FOOTWEAR in the following well known Smoking Tobacco in 1-2 lb. and Raiincoats .. $5.50-$8.50 makes— Red Cross, Dorothy Dodd, W . B. Coon, Enna 1 lb. Humidors. PHONE 265 numbers to select Handkerchiefs 10c-$l Jettick, Sally Sweet and Buster Brown. MEN’S PIPES Footwear makes a splendid Xmas gift. (Exchanges from. made after Christmas.) Men’s and Young Men’s Footwear. PRINCESS Co-operative, Selz and House’s Specials. 832 Main C A N D Y SHOP SYMINGTON C .L HOUSE and SON, Inc. Next Door to Mcntgdihdry Ward’s. “ See Your Candy Made” F . E . B R A Y STORE QUALITY MERCHANDISE Corner Main and Pearl Streets 645 Mp'” Street SHOP 695 Main St., Johnson b m A Farr ling At t h e c e n t e r South Manchester MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER,-GONI^ THU'RSDAY, DECEMBER-20, 1928 SAGB'TV^IEVSI' bmpsey Is Signed Up COLE, NOT KEBERT To Fight In September HOLDS TOWN MARK “ Ike” Hit 431 Four Years Cbarter, Qak Alley Cpni^eL Rickard Finally Admits the LAHON DEFEATS A g o in Cheney Mill REG FIVE PLAYS Tmth; Paulino, Stribling, Rockville High -bumped off East HOPPE IN HNAL League; Wilkie's 191 The sports forum letter published (fay before yesterday concern­ Hartford yesterday on its own ALLTORRINGTON ing the individual town bowling championship which inferred that floor by a score of 27 to 19. Finney Pin Lead Over Morphy’s. d ark ey or Longhran, His Stands. Howard Murphy, present champion, is ducking challenges when he ahd Alley were the big guns in the BILLIARD MATCH should be defending, his title, brings to mind an idea which I think ajttack. East Hartford plays here TOMORROW NIGHT Saturday night against Manchester The five-inan team representing Opponent. would be the best solution possible. . High. Mason. Thayer and May Howard Murphy iirformed The Why not organize an individual town championship bowling tour- ^jjg backbone of the Joe Farr’s Chiiter O|!,k"4ijreys won Herald sports department today from 'a similar'Vepresentatlon frpm nament with anyone in town eligible to compete? Make thei en­ East Hartford aggregation. Tommy Faulkner to Be In Howard Murphy’s alleys-last night By DA^^S J. WALSH Missouri Cue Wizard Runs that the 42S three-string score trance fee steep enough so that only the best bowlers would compete. in tbe first leg of a home made a few nights aga^by Charlie Have each man meet the other twice, once on his own alleys and the Johnny Boyle and Herby Kerr match. .r ' w»''. New York. Dec. 20— Jack Demp­ Kebert at Tom Conran’s alleys, is will be in the lineup of the Rock- Starting Lineup; Visitors Out On Old Master In 22 other time on his opponent’s. Let them bowl ten games against each Farr’s tribe-won byi'57 pins, win­ sey will fight once more for the not a town record. . vjilltB A. C. Friday night when the ning the ftrst two games and tying heavyweight championship of the Murphy stated that.. “ Ike” Cole nian on the basis of five games a night. "Windy City Five opens its season the last...'twice did the wln-r world in mid-September next and holds the record witlf a total of 431 It strikes me that such a league would create unlimited interest. against the Sport Centers of Hart­ Fast. ners roll scores tliat .'fl^efe less than hi^ opponent will be any one of four Innings. made from scores of 167, 135.‘and Some of the bowling alley proprietors say that the sport isn’t proving ford in Rockville. . a hundred. 'iTie loosert dropped be­ men, namely, Paulino, "ioung Strib­ 129. This mark was set four years as prosperous this season as it was last. They blame it onto th^ low on four occasions. ,, ling. Jack Sharkey or Tommy ago in the Mill League. . According to Recreation Center With four victories in five games High triree-string honors went to weather. It Seems to me that this suggestion would be an Ideal way Loughi^n. Chicago, Dec. 20.— Johnny Lay- Murphy also added that 431 four gossip, Lewis Lloyd is all right as already to their credit and their J Doraenick Beletti with, a total of This was the story behind Rick­ years ago is .equivalent to 450 to­ director, but w'hen it comes to ton of St. Louis, Mo., today reigns of reviving interest in bowling. home slate immaculate, the Rec 354. Curtis of Farr’s 'bomblne had ard unquoted interview today in day. The pins are a half inch larger Of course the question would come up as to whether to bowl for playing Santa Claus for Barnard Five- will continue its basketball | the high'* single for the ev,ening, .a which the promoter admitted that- again as world’s three cushion bil­ in diameter today and a man can games or pinfall, but this would be up to the league itself. Offhand, school Christmas parties, he finds season tomorrow evening when the score of 133. he had agreed on terms with Demp­ liard champion following his defeat average eight or . nine pins more Ills whiskers in the way, especially All-Torrington team plays at the i The two teams will conclude theit sey; .that the latter would fight only per game, he declared. I would say that pinfall is a much fairer way of deciding the best when-eating. Only the repeated as­ School street Rec. The Rec Girls ' match :at: Murphy’s .^alleys t Friday once this year and that the public of Willie Hoppe of New York in the The town indivdiual single rec­ bowler. In the past few years there have been insufficient champion­ sistance of one of the schoolmarms will play in the preliminary. ' night. Here are the scores for last beyond question would recognize final match of the national cham­ ord is held by Ernie Wilkie who ship matches. Here is a chance to learn who the real champion is made eating possible. night. the winner of this fight as the pionship tournament here last The visitors will come here with made 191 several years ago. j and to avoid any arguments about arranging matches.: The: winner a record of three victories and no Charter, ^Oaks champion. The interview was one ni.ght. with Old Man Winter gradually' Sargent ....1 0 6 '' Sl7 10 0-^8 09 of those “ off the record” affairs The Missouri cue wizard “ ran ' of the league would hold his title until the following year. "What defeats. Manager Ben Clune said I coming into full power, it won’t be last night. One of their outstanding Beletti ...... 119 114 121— 3.54 which stay out of the records but • out” on the old master to the tune fairer means is there of deciding the question? 106— 362 many weeks before Tbe Herald’s stars is Redzevich, Connecticut J^g- Ganade .. ..125 121 not out of the newspapers. of 50 to 23 in 22 Innings. Manchester has some real good bowlers and it is far from ajcer- ajnqual pocket billiards tournament Wiganowski .111 105' Dqmpsev and Rickard will meet Frank Taberskl of Schenectady, gie luminary. Dillon, forward on AND tainty that either Conran or Murphy would be the ultimate wln(aer. gets under way. Some of the boys Curtis ...... 98 133 103— 334 in Miami.' Fla., during the first N. Y., walked out in the tenth the Tor:ington High school team Among the other best bowlers in town, anyone of whom might prove are already practicing for. this af­ which went to Chicago a couple of week in January and publicly arrive inning on Rhlph Greenleaf charging fair. Totals ■ 55.9-'':570,i 'SS2-!M,8l at an understanding. Their arrival his opponent had left the enclosure, the best man in-the long run are Frank Anderson, Axel Anderson, years ago, is the other forward. Murphy’s Briggs plays center with Dowd and already has been . contrived, pri­ which is an infraction of tourna­ Domenic Beletti, “ Lefty” Curtis, Charlie Kebert, Ernie Wilkie, Jack ^ Jack Dwyer is going to write a Murphy ___ 106 92 123— 32.1 vately, even to the minimum purse ’IfexufgLBJrrdl Good at guard positions. ment rules. Greenleaf was leading Haves -“ ike” Cole, Frank Cervini, Joe Canadb, Frank Brennan, Augie "Vtewy comparing foocball in Man­ Walker . ___ 92 127 ' 1-18^.83’i and the type of opponent that will at the time 91 to 81. Manager Clune salu last night Sardella ___ 94 118 be “ adequate.” The latter, of Brozowsky, Mike Suhie and Bill Wiganowski. Of course, there are chester to that in Hartford for to­ that he expected to start Tommy The various players and fans SOME STARS OF “ BIG SI.V’ morrow’s Herald. He promises Gado . . . ___ 113 104 88— 305 course, cannot be determined in ad­ Faulkner at one of the forward were waiting today for a ruling on Askod for an'-opinion on a repre­ others whose names have not been mentioned and they might proven as some startling revelations; some Pontillo ___ 122 104 , vance but the story is that both berths tomorrow night. Faulkner, Taberski’s protest. sentative team of the “ Big Six” in -ood as any of those whose names have been suggested. facts that will make the fans’ eyes Rickard and Dempsey believe the one of the main cogs in last sea­ the Missouri Valley area, Forrest •Ml told it looks like something well worth trying. If interest in pop wide open. Totals 527 545 552-1624 other man in there when the time C. Allen, athletic director of the son's championship machine, has comes will be one of the four nam­ bowling is at a low ebb, here is a prescription with a hundred-percent University of Kansas, responded Letters and gold footballs will been unable to play because of a ed. with.tlTe follcjwing team: guarantee. . ______recent serious illness. However, he DID YOU KNOW THAT Date .\Rreed Upon >. be awarded to members of the Chuck Carroll, the noted foot­ Ends — Churchill, Oklahoma; Manchester High school football has recuperated fully and was in Another agreement tentatively uniform Tuesday night. ball fellow from Washington, arrived at was the date. Rickard Hauser, Kansas. teani at assembly tomorrow after­ may be in there next to Chris­ Tackles— Lubjens, Iowa State; noon. always has favored a September f O X V rUAtihl^ .MAY GET A BETTER JOB tian Cagle fbi: tHie vW^st Points evening for his big shots and this Broadstone, Nebraska. HEYDLER WANTS rA hero IS a guv with enough j next fall, If. He’q trying-td de­ Guards— McMullen, Nebraska; The reason why Bill Yancy, star one won’t be small. Dempsey's Gordon Slade, former Univer­ cide whether lie wapt^ to i>e a popularity alone should be worth 'Shannon, Kansas. money to buy drinks guard of the Colored Giants, didn't lawyer or a second looey . . . Center— Pearson, Kansas Aggies. play .here Tuesday night was be­ sity of Oregon star, who played $1,500,000 at the turnstiles. The BASEBALL RULES for the crowd with the Mission club last sum­ Johnny Farrell confesses that he only thing Dempsey is understood Halfbacks —^ Howell, Nebraska; cause ;he was just married a few cashed, in. ,75 ^gfand Mehrle, Missouri. mer, is.due for a big league trial to have demanded, in addition to days agp.. soon, according to Pacific coast open title since mid-summer , . plenty of money, is plenty of time. Warren Brown writes that Otto | Fullback— Waldorf, Missouri. experts. He is an infielder. , . George U'nle says-bis late He wants to make haste most grad­ Von Porat has that most, precious i ALTERED A BIT There was a time not so long season ,susj)ension..byj the ually in his preparation and the (of all qualities in a heavywelgh*. | ago when the members of the Col­ ( lands cdst him 15 cees . .• .’ The Said He \Va.s Timid ored Giants used to shoot crap NIEHOFF TO HELP McGRAW September date will fix that. i “ he gets up.” Except possibly the< James J. Braddock, who insists Ebbetts half interest in the While Rickard had his guard precious quality of staying up. during the id'.e time prior to their Brooklyn was apprais­ upon being called just that way, game^ but the feeling between the Bert Niehoff, who gained ^reat down, he named eight candidates Nauuisal League Boss Would success as manager of the .Atlanta ed at'5833346 1.1^ court • • • rode a lot of western money to a riien b.ecame so tense that the man­ Only tlib IT* r^ u l^ s of , the who will start in the 1929 elimina­ O’GOOFTY HAS BEEN READ­ fall when he knoc'ked off Tuffy Crackers, will be an assistant to tion tourney. The four mentioned, agement issued an order barring Brown Uijlversitj^ team got var­ ING THE PAPERS AGAIN, -V Oiiffitiis in two rounds in Mr. Rick­ John McGraw next summer. Longhran. Paulino, Sharkey and PRACTICE HE DROPi'ED RIGHT Favor Pinch Hitter for crap games. Now they have to oo sity footbail letters . . . Jim­ Stribiing. are naturals. The other ard’s ,'iew York Garden. content with card games and the my McLarnin got $86,000 for AFTER ELECTION. SEEING THE In shellacking Griffiths young NOT ONE AWAY FROM HOME four will be Johnny Risko, the HEADLINE, “ PRINCE OF WALES feeling is said to be much smooth­ five fights this year . . . An man who didn't; Philip Scott, the Braddock also tossed-Mr. Rickard Pitcher Every Time. er. average Of $3,095 a round . . . HUNTING IN SUDAN.” THEl . the loss of a couple of yards Luther Roy, Birmingham pitch­ man who won't; Robert Roberti. O’GOOF’S ONLY COMMENT WAS. | Ho^an and Coheq,, ithe''faHraiis as his agents had told him that er, didn't win a single game away the man who hasn't, and Thomas “ WELL. MAYBE HE WON’T FALL' The Golden Tornado of Georgia Jint vaudevilUafi;s,jLi|(B,'bcj^''pkiy- Griffiths was another Dempsey, the from home this summer. He won Heeney. the man who can't. Just OUT OF THAT.” By HENRY L. FARRELL. Tech started rolling westward to­ 19 on the home lot. ing - bgskfillMiU . . ..j' ^iinO;;;, J^r- what is to be done about getting * ' * ♦ '1 “ young feller from nowhere” that - - r day for its big intersectional gaanc rett, the new: Hiirvardf football the e\ght gentlemen In question bet­ * I Tex has been waiting fbi to wo"k New A’ear’s Day with’ California. captain, wanis-;,to play Pxfiiceton * Mrs Huddleston’ set an en- * ! The suggestion of John A. Heyd- Famous pets were exhibited on ter acquainted, Mr. Rickard neg­ * durance mark by spending 65 •« I up into some more of those mtllion- Hundreds of Mahehoste.r football again .. And’ they.'lJ "be plav- * j dollar ge,tes. * ler that a pinch hitter be sent up ,th(, roof of the Waldorf-Astoria in lected to state. * hours in tbe water. A woman J every time for the pitcher hardly fans ate expected to listen to Jtbis iaaS-4^{ • Be­ Sore .At Dempsey * ] If it had been another unknown game by radio. The prestige of the New York the ot'ne' day. We.'diejn’V cause Hiryard has learned how deserves something— for going will be written-into an amendment see any mention of any of the Fol­ In fact, he was all' wrought up * that long without powdering *» j; who bumped off Griffiths the upset WlFC CRACKS East will either sink or swim with lo defend herself. over Mr. Sharkey’s innundoes about wouldn’t have been so hard to take. to the rules soon. The .National ------the Southern eleven. lies girls. * her nose. League accepted it politely as a his “ management” of Dempsey. # ♦ ♦ But. while Eraddock is an unknown MV MH Paulino and Stribling and, in his in. the west he is rather familiar su.ggestion coming Johnny Dundee beat Gaston i from its dignified WiDlO KiR HIS CTHNOG- ])erturhation, he was prodigal of Charles' in New York the oth-^r| t^ eastern fans and he liasn’t been BbC'Mse he Oovldmt generalities and parsimonious of de- night. That Dundee is a promising known too, favorably. .H^. is a nice and respected tail.s.' ■ The man simply was in a lacl, and may m’ake the heavy­ boy and has been a 'fatir sort of a \ president but the high dudgeon and it was this state .American League I tpWJk;?, Tb ALTTAy IX. weights step around in a couple of fighter, hut for some reason, cer­ I .SOFFAIlO. of affairs that caused him to break years. tainly not the fault of the fellow laughed it right down and confess all about Demp­ himself, he had come to be rated as out of the meet- sey. O’Goofty suggests that the heavy­ a imid fighter. ing. When those young fellows sit on A “ Sharkey seems to think he is weight situation would have been Braddock may not he made over Baseball men, the bench day after day they get heavyweight champion,” said Mr.. cleared up a lot if Judge Fuchs had night for eastern customers as a re­ taking a lesson lazy and lose ambition. And when Rickard, speakin.-r from the front traded Hornsby to Tex Rickard in­ sult of his surpfising victory be­ from the wander- they are used in a couple of games portico of his dudgeon. “ No man stead of the Cube. !ig.s of the font- * f * cause the circumstances attending in a row they get so stiff they can ^e champion until he licks his victory were such tha,t Griffiths ball rule makers, have to be put back on the bench Dempsey. The ‘public would accept A golf course in the Pyrenees is can claim it was a lucky punch, a think the game is again. such a man and no other.” 6.000 feet above sea level. Good punch like the smasher that Jimmy pretty good as ;t Oj He then went on to explain, in a “ The point that I am trying to place for a duffer to shoot over his McLarnin sneaked over on an over­ stands and if tlie L. ..u.oJ: noake is that those extra bench whisper so confidential that only a head. confident and cocky Sid Terris. sport needs improvement it could warmers arc holding jobs that few.hiillion people have heard it so * * ■ * ye best improved by improving (he far. that everything was. fixed for Griffiths certainly ■ ran into a some kids in the minors are worlc- HAVANA Judging by the upgets this year, quick right-hand punch that caught breed of the player and hot writing ing up to a’ld as long as available Dad will have many won­ Dempsey’s return. O’Goofty says a triple threat man down the rules to fit inferior me­ FILLER While he was about it. Rickard him napping and, as any other positions with mgjor league derful surprises for YOU on is one w'lo can punt, pass and fum­ fighter around that weight who is chanics. teams are fillc-d up with sitters again held open the door for Shar­ ble. The old-timers ‘.vill never stop key on the proposed match with * * ' * smacked by Braddock’s right hand, they haven’t the chance. Christmas morning— have talking about the terrific blunder ■With conditions as they are Stribling at Miami Beach. He said ONE OF THESE SATURDAYS. he was through for the evening. that was pulled when the rabbit now young players corao up be­ one for him, too!. Whatever Sharkey could bring his own ref­ PEACE WILL SETTLE DOWN ball was introduced and in the eree. just so everybody might be UPON THE NATIONS AND THE Maybe He Has Arrived fore they are ready and they are This isn’t an alibi for Griffiths. Heydler suggestion they see an­ directed to a seat on the bench. else you give him, be sure to happy and full of honey dew melpn. ARMY AND NAVY WON’T HAVE other atte.upt to satisfy a demand In any case, he said. Stribling AVe had taken occasion recently They get better money They live ANOTHER “ CROOCIAL” GAME. for hitting that the players can't include a box of KING would be in there with John J. t( call him the most promising in good hotels, travel on first-class PACIFISTS HAD NOTHING TO meet without more tinkering Somebody at the appointed place DO WITH THOSE SCHEDULES. fighter in thfe country. Just as ou railroads, see good shows and PERFECTOS. and time, the latter having been one Saturday we called' Carnegie with the rules of tlie implements in work In perfect ball parks. When use. named, offhand, as any one of three Purdue 40; Chicago 0. (You say Tech the greatest team of years. the time comes that they have to For Sale Wherever Good Mc.Allister’s Viewpoint. ly days or nights, February 2 6, 2 7 or it.) New York University the greatest go back to the minors they are 2S! . during the following week and saw “ Every man in baseball and discontented and they tell other ('very customer w’ho takes the Cigars Are Sold, Knute Hansen has signed for ♦ both of 'hem knocked off. young ball players that it is a a bout Dec. 5 against K. O. • Young Braddock is a good fight­ trouble to think .abofit it knows bum racket. ♦Christner That is,, several of * er. It maj be that he has the mak­ what Is the matter with baseball— “ If there were only 20 jobs on Was Little Once * Knute's managers hav,e. • ings of a,very great fighter. He had if there really is anything wrong,” a ball club every man would have 1N Boxes of 25 y . the promise of a very great fighter Jack McAllister, former manager of to hustle for his job and when a AND 5 0 . The Cleveland promoter will have three years ago, but he never seem­ the Cleveland Indians and a smart young fellow came up arid landed a full house anyway, if he gives ed to pass the stage of promise. baseball man, said recently. His a job as a regular he would feel also in Handy Packages passes to all who liold an interest Perhaps he i's just arriving. opinion is that of any one of a that he was set for a regular, job in the Incorporated Dane. It may be recalled that William dozen or more authorities who and that the minors wouldn’t get of Sand lO 4t ^ ^ Muldoon and Gene Tunney said have discussed the same subject him until the old dogs were One of the eager eastern sports for a number of years. two years ago that Braddock was gone.” X/ scribes announces that -Paulino, by ihe most promising young fellow in ^Baseball’s only serious defi­ virtue of his victory over Otto, is a the heavy cla.^ses. ciency is not one that can be cor­ rected by change in the playing HBYDLER’S PLAN KILLED. •w card once more. He always was a Jack Dempsey tried to hire him w r card, we thought, yes, he always as a sparring partner when he was rules. The deficiency is the short­ Chicago— The basic rule of base­ A certainly was a card! preparing for his second fight with age of first-class players and it ball remained unchanged today fol­ Tunney, and Braddock was about might be corrected by a change lowing the joint meeting of the Na­ Many ‘Christmas Fund boxing in the regulations of the game. I tional and American League of­ r to accept. .lull shows are being carded here and Muldoon sent for him and ad­ ihink it could be,” McAllister ficials here with Judge Kenesaw M. there. ‘Well, it has been a tough vised him In very imperative lan­ said. Landis, high commissioner <(Jf base- season fo. most of the boys. Jllpj guage not to accept. “ There is no doubt that the bal, presiding. ►SN V production of good young ball ITie features of the annual pow Mickey Cochrane, Mr. Mack’s “ If you want to learn something by becoming a sparring partner, players was entirely stopped dur­ wow was the extension of the regu­ catcher, toots the saxophone ing the period in which we were you go with Tunney,’’ he said. lar playing season next year to Oc­ professionally during the win­ at war. But 10 years have passed “ Dempsey would ruin you, and you tober 6, one week later than last ter. Irasmuch as Mr. Coch­ and the production hasn’t caught season. The pennant campaign in have too much promise for the fu­ rane is one of the best salaried up with tbe demand. There is no both leagues will open on April 16. men in baseball, the hom. ture to he beaten up by a heartless reason why we find so many vet- The new schedule means the world lighter.” town sheet is perfectly justi­ terans in the major leagues other series can not be started before fied in dragging out the head­ than , that no ybffng players have October 9. line, “ Local Sax Player Makes IT MUST BE NICE come along to take their places. It was unanimously decided that Dwight Blackwood, who played the rules of the game are “ okay as Good,” several years ago with the Cleve­ And the 'young players who do land Indians, is highway commis­ come up don’t get the chance to is.” Even'the suggestion, fair to BABE RUTH HAS A SAX, TOO. sioner in Arkansas now. develop.. many minds, that pitchers he re­ MAYBE THERE’S SOMETHING Reduce MembersTiip. lieved of t ^ fatigue of hitting and IN THIS NOISE BUSINESS, IT’S A FAMILY AFFAIR “ i would think it would be base running, didn’t get' to first AFTER ALL. worth the experiment to change base. Seven brothers of the Kruse the regulations so that a major Judge Fuchs of Boston is sign­ family in Toledo, Ohio, have or­ league club could, carry only . 20 GRID STARS ON MAT ing up all the old 1914 Braves. ganized their own basketball team men during the playing season. Boston has to have some attraction, this year. There certainly is nothing crazy Leo Draveling, Bruse Hulbert . Eight years ago when she won even If It’s only a memorj’. In the suggestion. I believe that Jbe Olympic fancy diving cham- and- A1 Stelnke, menibers of Mich­ FOR>IBR »LYSCOT IS CAPTAIN a team should be able to go igan’s football team, this fall, are ipionship at Antwerp, Miss Alleen through an ordinary »se^sppt .with Biggin was so tiny^he had to stand Dave Barry has just written a candidates for the ,Ann‘ Arbor on a box to be decorated by King series;' explaining the Long Count John Kelly, captain-elett of the 20 players just as well as-with 26. Wrestling team now. ^ Albert Now she is— well, she . Is at Chicago.''It temk him almo's'-.'^hs Chicago football team. Is a former “ There are any number of good t ^ U I S K W G Inc. bigger than she was then. Miss long to write it as it did to count mascot of the Maroons. ball players sitting on the bench ' ;* BE GOOD THIS TIME Biggin is still one of the world’s it. who ought to -be' out .playing regu­ ^^MANUFACTURERSt - '■: ',’.CONN.- In the Pacific ther.e 4s a specibs larly. Yotr have - to -be in there “ Yam” Yaryan, catcher with the ri-V-Vs. greatest swimmers, and she return­ Perffe^’Music M emv ed recently from a tour of Europe. Jack Dempsey is going to New of shark which eats only the brains every day to develop.' , Look-what Birmingham, .Ala., club, was oper­ >l Tune in E^^ery Tuesday Evening—Station WTIC for/The dShe is shown In the picture above York for the Christmas holldf.ys, it of its victims. That’s one hazard :)e-. happened to Lefty O'Doui and ated on for appendicitis recently, •oi^^Tes’^ r - •lon board the-ship ’which broughl i.S^reported. .Maybe ae read'' itiout moved for bathers from HoUy- Mike Gazclla with the Yan}(ee3. the second time-he has had this back, ^ - - Jack Sharkey beating De Kuh. H^wood. I’hey sat through a whole career. done in the past year. ’ . r PAGE THIRTEEN EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928. MANCHESTER G U A^ against the “FLU The United States Department of You Get What The Health is fighting it step hy step hut it is Keep Your Medicine Cabinet Doctor Orders advancing fast. They are asking your STO C K ED UP co-operation to check it—to be careful We not only fill your prescriptions ac- IT IS YOUR FIRST LINE OP curately and intelligently but we offer also DEFENSE. with colds. ' the important assurance of purest, fresh­ est, full strength drugs that will give your PREPARE FOR SICKNESS. Your druggist can heki you prevent phyician the best cooperation. It is certainly most essential that you Keep a supply of pr^ventatives for colds and the “ flu” on hand at such a time as this. having it. If you do have a cold call in Be prepared for the coming of winter colds and the “Flu” with a full medicine chest. The More Important Ones Include:

Vick’s Vapo Rub Nasal Sprays your physician. His prescriptions will Vapine Aspirin Tablets Rhinitis Tablets Mentha] Inhalers Listerine Musterole be filled carefully by these druggists. Musterole Nasal Cream Zonite Vicks* Vapo Rub Throat Pastillis Cough Syrup Throat Gargles Quinn*s Laxative Cold Capsules Glycothymoline Throat Swabs Croup Kettles Cathartics Nasal Douches . Alkohol Camphorated Oil Electric Heating Pads History Repeats Dobell’s Solution Hot Water Bottles Ice Bags Hot Water Bottle Argyrol Solution Fountain Syringes Bed Pans A fever thermometer should be in every home. Nose and Throat Atomizers In “Flu” Epidemic Throat Gargles Ice Bags Prescriptions carefully and accurately filled at

TONICS the first of a’ series o f f fluenza seems to have begun on This is the west coast and to have spread Quinn’s Malted Cod Liver Oil, Peptonia, Beef, Wine and Iron, Maltoleum, Pepto- MINER’S PHARMACY timely articles on the nature and eastward over the rest of the care of influenza, which has broken United States, so that by the mid­ Mangan, Iron and Cascara, Vegetable Compound, Nerve Tonic. out seriously recently in many cit­ dle of December the entire coun­ ies. In this first article Dr. Morris try was involved. Fishbein, eminent authority, traces Cases begin to be reported from the Pacific Coast early in the history of the disease and the September and in the early part present epidemic. Succeeding arti­ of November there were 4,800 QUINN’S PHARMACY cles wiU treat specifically with the cases in the entire country. These treatment and cure of the, disease. reports must not be taken too seriously, since thousands of REIMBIE DRUGS cases are not reported. The U. S. S. Idaho had an out­ By DR. .MORRIS FISHBEIN. break of influenza among its crew- while Iving in San Francisco from Editor Journal of the .American April 10 to April 18. 1928. and it .\ledical .Association and of Hygoia, was the belief of the ship's offi­ the Health Magazine. cers that the men had acquired MAGNELL DRUG COMPANY the disease while ashore on lib­ erty parties. V'arious epidemics of diseases ■ In September, Doctors E. F. Prescription Druggists o alfectiug the uose, throat aud | Hirscli and E. R. LeCount of Chi­ lungs have been recorded under i cago reported a post-mortem ex­ Be sure you have a fever thermometer. the uame of influenza. I amination made on a man who One outbreak was fully de-1 bad died in the hospital, and the Petrole for stubborn coughs and colds. scribed as occurring in France in i fact that they had found his lungs 1769, another occurring as far| io re.somble the typical _ condition back as 1737. ' found in persons dying of in Atomizer for spraying throat. Since the great epidemic cf; In 1918. They said at the You can rely on the efficacy and safety of the drugs we oiler here. We re cautious, 1918, investigators have been al-j ^j. report that this When you start to sneeze use First Aid Cold Tablets, they will conservative and scrutinizing as to what goes on our shelves and over our counteis. tempting to ascertain '"'hether | ^ fQj.pj.unner of a serious break up your cold quickly. What we offer must have basic qualities for its claims— must render corrective or con­ that was similar in character to outbreak involving the entire the one which occurred lu 1847 country. Hot Water Bottles, Ice Caps. Throat Gargles. Active Liver structive service. and the one that took place in When epidemics of influenza 1889. It has now been rather j sweep communities they are likely Pills as a laxative. Take Reasonable Precautions Against Catching Coid. Keep generally agreed that the condi i to attack a definite portion of per­ Your Medicine Cabinet Stocked Up. lion was essentially the same aud | sons w'ho are apparently without Camphorated Oil, Rubbing Alcohol, Disinfectants. that such attacks occur in cycles^ lesistence to the disease. In of approximately thirty years. I schools, asylums and other places FOR COLDS Vick’s Vapo Rub Symptoms. I in which any considerable num­ Musterole In epidemic influenza the per­ ber of persons live there are Muster Cream son is suddenly seized with mild usually a certain definite propor­ MAGNELL DRUG COMPANY Laxative Cold Breakers tion attacked. A. D. S. Cold Breakers ^’apol•i7,i^g Balnf fever, headaciic. pain iii the back and in the legs. There is a run­ 1095 Main Street Mentholatum TOMORROW: Conrse of tlie Laxative Bromo Quinine ning at the nose and a remark­ Cascara Bromo Quinine Disease. COUGH SYRUPS able degree of prostration out of Aspirin proportions to the severity of the ADVOC ATES ELECTION OF Rhinitis W hite Pine and Spruce Balsam svmptoms. j WO.MEN TO liEGISLATURES Honey, Horehound and Tar ' There is also a multiple liabil­ TO PASS BETTER LAAVS ity to secondary bronchitis and Creo-Lyptus IMOUTH WASHES imeuuionia. There seems to have Austin, Texas— Mrs. Jane Y. Mc- Creo-Tarnin been much more pneumonia in Callum, secretary of state, believes 1918 than in the epidemics of Boraline AVer’s Cherry Pectoral that the way to improve the gen­ Clanny’s Cough Syrup I 1 889 and 1890. eral ability of le,gislatures is to Listerinc I Dr. E. O. Jordan in his survey elect ■women. She points out the To Prevent the Flu’ W hite Pine and Tar Glyco-Thymcline of influenza epidemics wdiich have growing disinclination of mature • Lavoris Baby Cough Balsam swept the world considers partic­ and experienced business men and Astringent Gargle Children’s Cough Balsam ularly those of 1802-1803, 1805- attorneys to serve, and the ten­ To the eeneral instructions contained in the various health bulletins and broad­ 1806, 1830-1833, 1836-1837, dency to elect students. cast information. may this the oldest pharmacy, in continuous operation in Manches­ 1847-1848. 1889-1890. Some 20 Three women ■will sit in the next Clinical Thermometer with Conn. Seal, Ice Cap^ and Hot to 50 per cent, of the population Texas legislature. They are: Miss ter, add onr bit of helpful instruction. ..mvttiiiT vnim DOC. were attacked in all of these epi­ ^largie Neal, of Carthage, state Our first advice, now, as for the past sixty years, is CONSULT \OUR DOC Water Bottles. demics, and there always were senator; Mrs. Helen Mcore, Texas relatively few deaths. city, representative; Mrs. Laura Thus history is now repeating Burleson Negly, San Antonio rep- ^ V u fsM on d advice is LET US PILL YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS, accurately as the itself in that a severe epidemic rGS©ntfttlv6» of influenza in 1918 is being fol­ Besides Mrs. McCallum, other “ Flu’’ and many other of the winter ailments, may be in a great degree PACKARD’S PHARMACY lowed at fairly frequent intervals Texas women officials include Mrs. S n s r y by mild epidemics which seem to E. Shea Stanford, member of the prevfn“ted tr precautions of a few First Aid Remedies are AT THE CENTER build tow’ard a severe epidemic State Industrial Accident Board; Mrs. Ethel Hilton Johnson, asslst- about 1950. an secretary of education, and Miss “urTx“^ri«Tta’the CURATIVE* ” Little Relation to Weather. Fannie Wilcox, state librarian. remedies are both PREVENTATIVE and CURATIVE. Epidemic Influenza In contrast to epidemics of colds rhows a re­ Grippe and Cold Capsules markable lack of relationship to San Tox Pine Balsam weather conditions. "When it be­ A sure relief for all cough and throat in­ A blend of the essential fever destroying gins it sweeps the -n'orld from the fections. druiES in a correctly balaiiced formula. We tropics to the north and south guarantee these to break up a cold in twenty- poles. , San Tox Elixir Tonsilitis four hours. Hale’s Drug Department The pandemics of 1889 and Checked at The time tried formula which no one has 1890 and of 1918 were promtly vet improved upon of Oiycerlte of Iron and followed by recurrences of what the sta rt Chlorate of Potash in a balanced formula. Grippe and Cold Tablets Carries a complete line of appeared to be the same disease RUB yovir chest in intervals varying from a few with Vicks before Our Catarrh Jelly A milder form of treatmenti Qur leading A weeks to months and a year or seller for colds and gri|>pe lor the i>aet ten more. your little cold gets BIG. for application through the nostrUs and onr years. We guarantee these too, to cure Unfortunately the symptoms of Vicks acta two ways at once cold in a day. Standard Package Drugs epidmeic influenza resemble so to check the cold and prevent Mustard and Camphor closely those of the common cold complications: and Infectious diseases of the Ointment and (1) itisvaporizedbytheheat for the throat and lungs are a certain reiter breathing tract generally, that Laxatives. confusion exists in many reports. of ^ e body and inhaled for in cold, grippe or “Flu.” Indeed Mrs. Carlyle, wife of the hours direct to the inflamed air- CLINICAL THERMOMETERS AU authoriUes on tlte “Fla” emphasiae the Sick Roinn Supplies great phllospher, thus carefully passages; need of beeping the bowels open. Twdve DRUGS recorded all her ailments in her (2) Itacts through the sldn HOT WATER BOTTLES years of success with our Adjuster Tablets diary: “ Medical men all over the like an old-fashioned poultice, ICE CAPS allows us to recommend this active, non-grip­ world have entered into a tacit ing remedy. AT HALE’S USUAL LOW PRICES agreement to call all sorts of ail­ “ drawing out’* the tightness FOUNTAIN SYRINGES ments people are liable to have and pain. in cold weather, by the same name, so that one sort of treat­ ment may serve for all, and their EDWARD J. MURPHY PHARMACY practice be greatly simplified. ’ The word grip is used as indis­ MANCHESTER criminately as is, of course, in­ 4DEPOTSQUA' fluenza. The Present Epidemic. The present epidemic of in­ MANCHESTER: EVENING HERALD, J ' tn ii MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928. FOURTEEN

------A fe iv 'y6rA.p3 Dally Health Service ■HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL by World Famed Authority Due to a delay in the mails it is impossible to pub- fish today’s installment of “Orchid.” BY DR. MORRIS FISHBFIN ■$>exercise in the open air'every day. Eat nourishing food, but don’t be Editor Journal of the American a pig. Drink at least six or eight Medical Association and of Hygeia, glasses of water daily. Avoid con­ the Health Ma;^azine stipation. “Keep your home and work place i Under the auspices of a half well ventilated. Have the ther­ dozen health societies and organi­ mometer read 68 degrees rather YOUR: than uver 70. Overheated rooms zations, including the health de­ partment of Syracuse, New York, often cause colds. Sleep with win­ a No-Cold Club has been formed in dows open. that community with a constitution “Kedp your mouth shut and CHILDREN breathe ihrough your nose. and by-laws which constitute sen­ ■JIU sible advice for every community. “Accustom your skin to temper­ As a form of attractive health ature changes. Most people can do Oliue/^berts Barton literature, it is doubtful that the this by a quick sponge bath each statement concerning this organi­ morning in cool water. ©1928 fcy NBA Servicejnc. zation could be improved on. The “Keep your hands clean. Wash constitution recites the fact that an them often, particulaiT> before eat­ I know no better time to begin bear you or learn of it in any -way. average of six out of every ten ing. leaching luture pureliasiiig agents N*' Take Care AVith Suggestions cases of sickness are colds, which "Keep your feet dry and warm. and managersers otof biigb’lg business —- j Of course you may have a little ‘ chat with him ahead of time, and means about two colds or four days Dress ; pusibly. wearing enough vcs. or even future housewives— the of illness from colds per person per clothes, without being over-dressed vilue of monev and the idea of | suggest some things very, very 3 3 7 • right now at cleverly. But as surely as you do, year. indoors. of budgeting than you are losing something, or rath­ Two types of colds are character­ “If you get over-heated, cool off ized, those caught from someone slowly. Avoid sudden chills.” (' [ course you have given your er he is. Classes of Members all allowance, if it's One little boy I know had two who has a cold, and those develop­ 1) n V or girl dollars and a list of about 25 peo­ ing in certain igeople who are in The club includes several classes on 1%'■ jr. leiitr 'I’liat’s half the fun of members, including “lleg’lar f you liavcii’t, it isn’t ple. To the ten-cent store he went. poor physical condition, the cold of it all. 11 Later he was heavily unwrap- they usually carry around with Fellers,” wlio steer clear oi colds: too l.itc yet. honora;‘y members, who are free Die best trainings in I ])ing his purchases with long deep N them. l: 0111= of from colds for a year; probalional the world, this couiuin.g out pen- hreaths, one wax candle, on glass (f^: Danger of Complications i lantern filled with candy, a bal- A cold is a menace not so much members, who get one cold a year, nic.- to see if he can make it and members in disgrace, who get stretch, selecting the right things lloon. a velvet poinsettia, a green for itself, but for the fact that it out tooth brush, one cup and two may be iollowed by pneumonia, the two colds a year. for ilte right peotde. working Any member who gets three colds an average so that no one will be I Kaucers—when his mother asked; second largest cause of death, and neglected, and having to do vith-| “Why two saucers. Billy?” that it may lead to rheumatism, a year is expelled. “Well, the cup’s for Ernest and kidney disease, sinus trouble, deaf­ Members on probation or in dis­ ottt things tor himseif to buy pres- ^ grace are advised if they take cold, outs for other people. j I hadn't enough money so I’m go­ ness or tuberculosis. Don't Bidieiile Choice | ing to give a saucer to Lilly. They ■iSr'-iSf The by-laws of the organization to see a pliysician; to have nasal can take tnrn.-^.’’ — A t J provide important advice. These obstructions, tonsils, sinuses and Everv wav yon take it. it is , oui slt)> tbrongb bound openings in friends later on—well, all u.ght. von, be surprised and pleased, and let him try to act as though you meant it. vestce. liiliin.a i'; loop ends. .Sim'n- but 1 beg of you, don t ders have in\cited tucks. Steeves are darl-htted and trimmed witn Lady soldiers are demanded by a j,willingness and desire' to do- this with Miss Elizabeth Norton at the Youth Likes Colorful and Modem Gifts buttons. Box-plaits across front of Mrs. C. Fuller Winters, president of | very thing, idano. There will be a meetiii.g of kirt sway g; acefully in meti m. of the American Federation of In- | Perhaps, tliough we snicker at Troop 5 Alonday as usual. Shops Overflowing With Myriad Luxuries for Bachelors, v.therwise .give the effect o. slen- dust rial Women. Mrs. Winters has first thought at the “guardswo- Trno]i (>. dernes.^. Isiyle No. 33 1 is i',e'?,giied talked about her “woman's guard” man ” idea, Airs. Winters is just a Tb,. bcoi asked to es next meting of Trooti C will in siz* 1C. IS, 20 years. ,>b, .IS, -lO plan for some time, and is working few years ahead of her time and p Men and Women. ri.ally 11011= !ia1 Friday niabt . D - 1t)° 1 Jantiary 7th. 1J2‘J, with and 42 inches bust, and can be lor legislation which would create not S'j hampered by tradition as at (’.: 1 r. P- m. aill lbe| Mr.- hornton the new captain. made with 3% yards of 40-inch ma­ the "woman’s guard” as auxiliary some of us. cember ’? 1. corner i Scouts arc to meet at the , • 1 Mrs , terial with % yard of 40-incli con­ to the National Guard. Perhaps she sees the writing on of ftiddle Tumiiik Tumiiike0 andami yiain ?lanii,|jp 1 t lie i^st meeting and trasting for the 36-iucb size. Sheer She wants “guardswomen” put llie wall—something to the effect street and 1 march:! a re'll to the Town | assi Christmas party was tweed, homespun, jersey, crepe under the War Department xvith that the reversal of traditional sex 1 arm with tiicir ba.-kets of fruit foi ^ pj^ioved at the Green school kinder- n satin, silk crepe and plain and officers detailed to train them into | roles is not only talk but a some- thc iiirnat'^.'^-. It is hoped that a , Games were played and printed rayon velvet also appro­ work of cavalry, infantry, ar-j thing imminent; that women are large luimh'U' of scouts=coiits will en-,en-! refreshments were served. priate. Pattern price 15 cents in tillery, air corps, and other ; demanding change of job and en- deavo:- to l>e present. j Gifts were exchanged and all had stamps or coin (coin is preferred). branches of military service. I vironmenr while men are tired of ,\11 fruits are to be at Alia. I ’-^I |. an enjoyable time, Wrap coin carefully. ' the ouside-the-home stuff. crick Snow's, 140 Benton street.- Troop 7. Thursday evening at 7I p.1). m. when' next meeting of Troop 7 will LET UNCLE S.Y.M PAY. PHYSICAL .lOB. tno baskets v ill be filled. ' be h“ld Jan 7. Irene Keeney has Manchester Herald “It will give an outlet for en­ Maybe she sees that even if The Girl Scout moiithl.7 rally; pajgefi ber b.ed-making and nature Pattern Service ergy to those who have passed the there is a war to absorb this fe held Thursdayluirsday December U. 'vasj tpstg j-ane Grant passed her bed- Girl -Scout age,” she naively ex­ male soldiery, that women tbeni- lai'gelv attendednttPiuled with the newm pros-j leaping test. .Ml but 4 scouts of Aa our patterns are mailed plains. Sure, the “woman's guard” selves need an interest and jon ident, Irene Bucklaiid, in charge,charge. j Trooi> 7 attended the rally last from New York City pleasd al­ would wear uniforms—cute ones which is mere sheerly physical The merit badges were awarded by | Thursday. The scouts of this troop low live days. —and would offer that “discipline than their traditional routines yirs F H. Norton to the following: '; ;,.re i.-lanning to furnish part of the which - pampered x\mericau women which permit too much neuroti- Rnlli Hale, musician and bandy j entertainment for the T’arent- Pattern No...... need,” she says. ] cism to develop. know woman-. I Teacher association’s annual sup- It all sounds very much like an Maybe she just doesn’t Eunice Brown, handy woman. ; jier in January. Christmas candy Price 15 Cents insidious plan to make Uncle Sam anvthing. But It’s interesting. Emily .Andrews, liandy woman I and. one dollar have been donated provide and pay for amusement L.'VDY .MARY’S OVERNIGHT B.VG. Doro'.hy Jen.-en, child nurse. ‘ to the imor. Troop 7 is furnishing Nam e...... for girls tired of home, hubbies, Lady Mary Heath injected a lit­ C. UImriiio Fatten, scholaiship.i Hie bnnanns for the ba.skets. movies, church suppers, and malt tle S. A. into the recent all-male- D. 'tly Bov.’en, eraft?nieii. ! Iti-ownie I’uek 1. Size joug. but-her International Civil Avia- These Brownies have trimmed iion Conference when she told the Laura House, scibc. Address Betty Itich, scribe. the baskets for the fruit that the SHOULD WE SNICKER? boys what she took on her non­ Captain Irene BuclHand, second i-eonts ar-i providing for the bas­ The very suggestion will delight stop jaunt from Cape Town to London. Some such items as six class badge. kets. There will be a Christmas A! the boys who have always main­ Bella Silverslein, jond class iiarly Thursday. A Send your order to the “I’at- tained that if woman wants all the pairs of silk stockings, an evening male rights she should go to war, dress, satin slippers, a Bible, quin­ -badge. tern Dept., Manchester Evening ine, carbolated bandages. Iodine, The'ma Jarks'.in. 'ouzanne k,athon Herald. Manchester. Conn.” too. Still, it won’t delight them and Mary .Marowcki, silver attend­ ULUAN GISH AT so much if woman manifests her etc., etc. 1 ance stars. The singing was led by -Aim- Llizabe'Fn Nonon. “'A'e’re -Ml Together Again va.r Fashion Plaque ac-ted out liy one scout from each Flaky—Light —Tender! u-i)Oi> with ehonis singing. Has Stellar Role in “^ e Hot biscuits made with RumfordL..for “What You Goin’ to Do AA hen Wind” a Drama of Primitive any meal! Always digestible when Rum- the (jrawfish gone?” Acted by ti. .1 Souls. girls from Troop ;!\T, ford is used. Quick to make—only 20 ,-(l by Utilh “Texas Cowboy.’’ Ac Lillian Gish, an actress of rare m in u te s from Start to finish! Serve them Cheney. . talent and beauty, who needs no ad- -'•V often—but always use A round “Now the Day is Ncau> v:anee introduction to Manchester D.me.’’ was sung by all scouts. Him fans, has the stellar role in 8 The “Hello Song.’’ Eunice Irown It Hover of Girl "The AVind.” Metro-Goldwyn-May- A repre.seiited the ‘ Spiiit ers’ pictiirization of Dorothy Scar- RUMFORD Spoils Scouting.” The Wholesome ...... leu ilc;-. 1 borough's famous novel, which is ra or Baking • \ contest was held in being shown at the State Theater The bachelor girl or man or the college girl or boy would appreciate rnnt"loot workx.oiK. Five scouts were ciios-; I today and tomorrow. somelhhtg to add ‘Atmosphere” to his room, such as (1) a modernistic lomi^ging u t with Ru smn RAKlNGr POW DER • E97-9 Ml troin each ironii to paimuM.c , “The Wind,” is a vivid dra.-na collar, made of gold-yellow crepe with black trim: (2 i a decorative box uipi-g J Trooi' 4 won with h points. Alect- j laid in the "wind country” of the lade for company breakfasts and midnight lunches: (3 ) a modernistic lamp paper napkins and table ing closed witii tajis. ; great Southwest, and every scene (4) a modernistic cigacet holder; (5) a set of the new; • (7) a colorful modern 'iTcoii !. ;' was li'med under artiticial winds, cloth: (6) a rich lounging robe of diamond-dots of rich red on ^ Jeige b a c ^ S , ^ A Gl.risluias party was lic-ld a'., and usually with flying sands. This smoking stand, and beverage holder; (8) a modernistic tiay or (9) a leat the home nt Captain rticliards last ■ made the use of any form of make- striking, red, black, gold and a touch of green. Friday evcnir.g with 3’? scouts,1 up impossible, but it was discovered present. A dinner was enjoyed ai-j New York, Dec. 11.— College coap bath salts to match. Dishes same lipstisk. Lingerie, ^estees I that the photography was perfect prove.oap. very especially if bits of jewelry and shoe buckles ter which games were played. ,' without any, so now Miss Gish girls and boys and the independent may be safe bets. Elizalietli Shelton passed tier apartment-dwelling bachelors— be they happen to be a tea or breakfast -Young men take kindly to gifts thinks she’s wasted a lot of tinn in they men or women—-view Christ­ set of French quimper ware, Ital­ “TendertooF’ tost. ' the past, appling makeup. of jazzy pajamas or some of the •i'vooii tl. mas in a highly practical way. ian, Spanish or Austrian peasant 1 “The Wind” is a vivid portrayal ware. And refreshment sets of col­ new colored silk underwear. Eve­ Tro(j)i 2 enjoyed a Christmas | It is a real opportunity for the ning attire is good for men, from of primitive passions, gripping, family to stock them up! And ored glass are excellent, with rose A WHITE CREPE DE CHINE party Monday evening at the, powerful and s.^eetacular and shows mufflers, dress gloves and cuff but­ slipper trimmed with bands of sil­ r.arnard school kindergarten.! why not? They usually have little pink glass the most stylish shade Lillian Gish in the’ role of a wo­ now. tons to a whole Tux suit. Canes are ver kid and embroidered with • Games were iilayed Gifts were ex-1 money for extras. And they often on the up and up. but one should man at the mercy of the elements. are at that age when , little extras Mothers, aunts, grandmothers rhinestones has an interesting , hanged and sandwiches, cakes and, pick a stick to suit the “wearer.” openwork treatment at the front of Lars Hanson, Swedish actor, who mean more to them than they ever and sisters who live at home and Lounging attire, be it smocks nr ice cream weie played opposite her i i “The Scarlet will again. ) . are good cooks have a vast chance smoking pajamas are excellent for the quarter. .\loiklej ibii was a ; *,,,''•’1 Letter!’’ has the leading male role Therefore it behooves the family to make up Christmas boxes that of rope, to 1)0 used foi vu t. picture. Victor Seastrom di- will arouse cheers of enthusiastic girls. And in this luxurious age, a has been presented to each scout | to choose carefully to get the max­ silken dressing gown Is meat for imum of suitability out of small thanks.-A decorative little box, bas­ the youth who wonders if he might, Troop 2 is furnishing grapes forj The companion feature for today cost. For the average recipient in ket or hamper filleti with home­ Ui<= Alms House baskets. made sample-sized jellies, jams, perhaps, better not try the movies. and tomorrow is “Sinners In Love”, these classes, a good rule is to get The market is fairly glutted Scout Nrdlie Crough is ill with! an FBO spe<-ial production co-star­ several things of appreciable use­ marmalades and conserves lasts a Pure the grip. The Cliristmas Eve meet­ long time for company breakfasts. with lovelies for the young, be it ring Olive Borden and Huntley fulness or beauty rather than some girl or boy. But the young folks There’s No Doubt About It.... ing of Troop 2 will be ommited. | Gorden. The gay and frivolous ad­ masterpiece whose cost would pre­ Little parcels of home-made cook­ in these classes .mentioned must ('lean Troop B. , ventures of modern youth are to be clude any other gifts. ies, fruit cake, candied fruits, salt­ A clean-cut, well-groomed appearance has a great Tlicro. will be no meeting of; ed nuts,- fine teas, coffees or other have their gifts chosen carefullv. found in this sparkling story of the Modern Note For personalities, settings, auras deal to do with attaining success. Troop 3 Friday evening Dec. 21st. | New York night clubs, with its edibles that keep Indefinitely are and fads mean a great deal in their BefSt These scouts are furnishing apples, Any furniture or furnishings for excellent. pretty chorus girls, blaring bands, the room, from a modernistic has­ lives and must be reckoned when Let us keep your clothes spick and span by our for the Alms House baskets. flaring tinsel. He or she who paints can make choosing Christmas gifts. for Troop o. sock to a piano, usually is a . good charming .gifts for the college or superior methods which put new life into garments. The current issue of DIGM News choice. Lamps are " especially so, apartment “independent.” For in­ A most enjoyable party wa.s held Events will round out the program. no single thing can do more for a Tuesday evening at the home of stance, paint a set of plain tin trays Health Cleaning and Dyeing room than the right lighting fix-: in- gaiidy, modernistic manner to PULLMAN SLIPPERS Lieutenant Emily Smith with 3,) CREAM TOMATOES tures. Curtains, drapes, couch cov­ Free Collection and Delivery scouts and four visitors present. use for serving company suppers ou, Cream tomato soup will not ers, pillows, and colored sheets ar^ instead of having to set a table. New folding puilinan slippers that Games—Passing the Ring on a curdle if you put a pinch of salt excellent choices. Moreover, these StiTng—charades of nursery rhymes Paint up various boxes for waste fit into a ^latching case are made 49 Hoi* in the tomatoes, bring both the can be made at small cost. So is baskets, hat boxes, desk compart- ot pastel colored kid, in Hen colors and fairy talcs—tearing,^ reindeer milk and the tomatoes to the boil­ smoking equipment, whether it be meuts aad-so on. Handtint in a few combined in modernistic geometric St. from newspaper and tossing bean ing point separately, mix the to­ a smart new cigaret. case, tobacco dozeq f.ne paper napkins in mod­ design. Fhune T T h e Mgs through a wreath were enjoy­ matoes into the milk and heat thor­ sack or smoking stand done in nov­ ernistic design or buy a set of the ed. Eunice Brown captured lirst oughly. el design. new crepe paper gingham plaid NOVEL COLLAR 2056 ■prize for tearing the best reindeer For the room also one might napkins and table cloth. DOVGAH DYE ’WO R K S 'eend Katherine Tracy won first BAKED APPLES choose a modern bit of: porcelain, Harrison Straet INC. P h o n e pidaQ In the -wreath game., Richard desk sets, book ends,'hanging book Personal Gifts ! A blue tweed coat has an origin- Personal luxuries such as fine a1 collar of' gray astrakan that .s S'outh Manchester 1 3 1 0 ^ Pmlth as Santa Claus presented to Bake apples with portions of cases, equipment to keep wardrobes shaped AYith a man’s soft shirt col: e-aich. ?drl a gift from his Christmas peppermint sticks stuffed into the in exquisite order,: rugs, pictures, perfumery and cosmetics are good, L :an put be Surd the recipient uses the lar, with, pointed tabs. A bow tie of Bryant ("ha: ajjd the pleasant evening end- hole where the core s. The minty heavy luxurious bath sets of towels, the coat’s tweed finishes it. Successors .ed'-with Christmas . Carol singing flavor Is delicious. ^wash rags, bath mats and iponies, ■bade of rouge you pick, or tha ■ : r -

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Concentrate Your Efforts-Use These Columns And Gain The Profitable Results You Want ;ju-u-LAnrinf>nnf>nr>rr- - - * * * ' ■ ■ ■ nruTJxruuuuuuTfvvv^^um /injm njinrtriJijuxjj\ i Lost and Pound Garden-Farm-Dairy Products 60 Want Ad [nformatlon wlllrfollow the above program. Rev. Junior Woodward— Felix P. La­ auditorium. Santa Claus will be Brookes will occupy the pulpit and crosse. there and it is expected there will LOST— GOLD CREoCENT pin, Tues- FOR SALE-:—A FEW more rabbltk for will give a special Christmas Mes­ M a n c h e s t e r . day, near Post Office. Finder kindly your Christmas dinner. Underhill, 46 Senior Beadle— Harry Pinney, be a large attendance. The time is call 316-2. Foley street. Telephone 1212-4. sage. Christmas music will be ren­ Jr. 7:30, and Rev, Brookes invites the dered by the choir. Evening Herald FOR SALE— STRICTLY fresh eggs. Junior Beadle— 0. P. Morin. parents o attend also. Announcements a 70c per dozen, two dozen J1.35. De­ C. L. of C. Xmas Party Tpulglit Phone Your Want Ads The Catholic Ladies of Columbus Manager Degree Team— George Classified Advertisements livered. Telephone 1179-5. Hammond. STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of will hold their annual Christmas Count BlX EV0r»«6 JtlJunSS' the world. Ask.fbr sailing lists and FOR SALE—FRESH made cider, party this evening in. Knights of Captain Degree Team— M. J. Initials, nunibera anfl abbravlatlona ratcA Phone 760-2, Robert J. Smith. right from press. 25c gal by the bar­ To The O'Connell. BOTH PARTIES IN THIS each Munt as a 08^^^ 1009 Main street. rel. Call Manchester 970-5. Columbus Hall. The Rs Ss are In words as two worda Minimum cost is charge of the affair and every mem­ Musician— ^^Harry Pinney, Jr. price o« three lUiea ^ APPLES. SWEET CIDER, honey and Physician— Dr. T. P. O’Laughlin. vinegar delivered anywhere In Man­ ber is urged to be present as there CGLUSION ARRESTED Aotojnonnes for Sale will be a Christmas tree and ex­ Trustee for thre years— William Line rates per day for transient chester. Sweet cider made fresh Flaherty. every Friday and Saturday. Call Evening Herald change of gifts. ElfectlT. 970-2. W. L Fish & Son, Lake street. Installation will take place at the Mareh ‘ ^Jf^charRe FOR SALE— A .FORD coupe ?20.00 ■ — . I______Christmas Tree Friday Evening Wilfred L. House of Windsor cash. Call Telephone 970-5. The annual church school Christ­ next regular- meeting on Monday 6' Consecutive Days ..| * ® FOR SALE— BALDWIN APPLES. evening, January 6. Locks admitted his responsibility ; Oon..c«uv. D .» ..| ,{ Jg| i> 5“ 1926 FORD COUPE 21.25 bushel, delivered. E. H. Gll- mas Tree and entertainment of the nack. Tel. 225-4. Notes for an automobile accident at AU orders VoV irregular Inserrions 1926 FORD SEDAN.’ Union Congregational church will 1925 FORD FORDOR. be held Friday evening at 7:30. The Delpha class of the Baptist Spruce and School streets late yes­ win be oha 'ed at ■1924 FORD COUPE. FOR SALE— APPLES. Greenings. I?e% Baldwins, JcAathan and Delicious, Call 664 terday afternoon in police court Special rates for long ***™„*]^®;^ 1923 FORD COACH. Santa Claus wil] be at the service church held its annual meeting last day advertising given upon ^M**®*^ by the basket, bushel or barrel, at present the children with gifts and evening. A social followed the this morning, pleading guilty to a 1924 CHEVROLET TOURING. the farm or delivered. Edgew’ood Ads ordered for three or six days 1925 OLDSMOBILE LANDAU. meetiu". charge of reckless driving. Judge and stopped before the third or fifth Fruit Farm. Tel. 945. W. H. Cowles. And Ask for “Bee” 'much merriment. A program will 1928 PONTIAC LANDAU. be presented as follows: Mrs. John Staudt with her young Raymond A. Johnson imposed a day will be charged only for ^b® ®°* 1928 CHRYSLER SPORT COUPE. fine of $25 and costs which were tiial number of times the ad MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Houselioid Goods 6 t Tell Her What You Want Hmyn— “ The First Noel.” daughter, returned from the Rock-* paid. ed. charging at the rate 1069 Main Street. Tel. 740 Welcome— Glenn Markert. ville City hospital to her home on no allowances or refunds can be made Dennis P. Coleman. Mgr. House was driving an open Ford on six time ads stopped after tne FOR SALE — CORONA typewriter, Recitation— Dafiiel Szalontai. Kingsbury avenue. leather chair, framed pictures. In­ Sbe will take your ad. help you word it for Best results, express truck owned by Swift & Recitation— Dorothy Elliott. Last evening the Inter-Church Company which collided with a ^' N'o^nni forbids” ; display lines not FOR SALE—GOOD USED CARS cluding Nuttings, Godey fashion and see that It is properly inserted. Bill will be mailed Bowling League played as follows: prints. Telephone 2915. same day allowing you until seventh day after tnsertlon Recitation-—Prudence Roy. Nash touring car driven by James CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. Vernon vs. St. Barnard’s. ^'’t Iio Herald will not be responsible to take advantage of tbe CASH RATE. Exercises hy Beginners’ Dept. W. Le Point of 42 Ashworth street, for more than one Incorrect Insertion Center & Trotter Streets FOR SALE—A SELF feeder parlor Song by Beginners’ Dept. Union vs. St. Joseph’s. heater. Good condition. Price reason­ town. Both cars were badly damag­ of any. advertisement ordered for Tel. 1174 or 2021-2 Exercises and song ty Primary. Tonight the Methodist will play ed but no one w-as injured. How­ m(we than one tima able. 431 Center street. The Inadvertent omission of Incor FOR SALE— REO 7 pass, touring. Play by Junior Dept. vs Baptist and St. John’s vs. First ever, Patrolman Arthur S^mour, rect oubllcaMon of advertising ®tlll Chandler sedan. 3 Reo trucks, o. e NEW WALNUT BEDROOM suite; Carols by Girls’ Junior Choir. Lutheran. who investigated the accident, found rectlflod only by cancellation of the dump truck. Brown's Garage—Tel. dresser. . bed, vanity, spring, cotton Selections by orchestra. A special match will be played by occasion to arrest both drivers^. charge made for the service rendered 869. corner Cooper and West Center mattress, pair of pillows. 598 com- streets. plete- Four 8 piece oak dining room The parents and children of the Rockville Five and the Charter While House had a charge ot All advertisement^ must conform sets, 535, 540, 545 and 560. Apartments, Flats, Tenements 68 Union church are cordially invited Oak Five, or the Wooster Five of reckless driving lodged against Wm, WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE In style, copy and typography with Aoto Accessories—STlres 0 to attend this service. Hartford here Friday night. the reason for LePoint’s arrest wa« regulations enforced by the publish­ 17 Oak Street. FOR RENT— PLEASANT apartrrient. two-fold. He was charged with* op­ ers. ind they reserve the right to 120 W. Center street. Walter Oloott. Girls’ Club Entertains Kiowa Council, Degree of Poca­ The Girls’ Club will hold a Christ­ erating a motor vehicle without edit, revise or re.lect any copy con­ BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile Musical Instruments 68 Telephone 357. ______Rockville hontas will hold a Christmas tree sidered objectionable. .. ranging from $7 up. Recharging and mas party tonight in their rooms in party for the members and their proper registration and also with CliOSlNO ffOtlRS—Classlfled ads repairing. Distributors of Prest-O- TO RENT — CENTENNIAL apart­ failure to notify the commissioner to be oiihllshed same day must he re- lite Batteries. Center Auto Supply FRANKLIN UPRIGHT piano,* first ments, four room apartment. Jani­ the Prescott block. Each member is children in Red Men’s Hall on Sat­ ,.^l^■Pd bv 12 o'clock noon. Saturd.ays class condition, 565. requested to bring a gift for the urday afternoon, this being voted of motor vehicles of a change in ad­ Co., 155 Center. Tel. 673. tor service, heat, gas range, Ice box City Council Meets dress. Le Point previously lived at 10:30 a. m. WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE furnished. Call Manchester Con­ The City Council held a regular tree. Mrs. Elsie Schmalz is chair­ at a meeting of the lodge held on NOW IS THE TIME to have your car 17 Oak Street. 12 Bliss street, East Hartford, but struction Company. 2100 or 782-2. meeting Tuesday evening with man of the committee. The admis­ Friday evening. Nomination of Telephone Your Want Ads checked up for the winter season. removed to Manchester May 1 last. Experienced mechanics trained by f o r r e n t — s e v e r a l first class Mayor Foster presiding. Routine sion to the party will be an extra oflicers also took place and election Ads are accepted over the telephone Wanted— To Buy 58 LePoint pleaden guilty to botli General Motors assures you expert rents, with all Improvements. A ^ ly bills were ordered paid and a peti­ present for the Children’s Christ­ will be held at the next meeting on counts. Judge Johnson imposed a at the CHAKiJW HATH given above work. Edward J. Holl, 865 'tain streeL Teh mas party to be held Saturday Friday evening, December 28. RS a convenience to advertisers, tu^ H. A. STEPHENS tion from the Ba:mforth Bros, to fine of $10 and costs on' the fir.st I PAY THE best prices for rags, 560. afternoon at the rooms. the CASH RATKS will be accepted as Chevrolet Sales and Service erect a dwelling house on Grove The annhal Christmas tree exer­ charge and suspended judgment on FUT.L p a y m e n t If paid at the busi­ (Center at Knox Tel. 939-2 paper, books, metals etc. D. Oren- FOR KENT— 6 ROOM tenement on street was approved and granted. cises of the Union Congregational ness office on or before the seventh stein, oldest junk dealer In town. Hilliard street, all Improvements. In­ Tliomas M. Egan the other count, advising him to •dny following the first. Insertion of Tel. 473-M. cluding heat. Telephone 13U7-'2. The council purchased $25.00 Thomas Michael Egan., aged ’ 21, church will be held on Friday eve­ notify the department at once of the ,»ach ad. otherwise the CHAItCK Garages—-Service— storage 10 Christmas seals. A special city son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. ning of this week in the church change in address. RATE will he collected. No responsi­ WILL PAY HIGHEST PRICES for all FOR RENT— 5 ROOM tenement, mod­ meeting will be called Dec. 28th at bility for errors tn telephoned ads kinds of chickens. Will also buy ern conveniences. Apply 7 Allen Egan of 13 Ellington avenue, died will he assumed and th.lr accuracy FOR RENT— GARAGE on Crfestnut rags, paper, magazines and old P l a c e . ______8 a’clock at which time- the citizens at his home on Tuesday following metals. Morris H. Lessner. Call 1545. cannot be guar.anteed.• • • street. Apply to Aaron Johnson, 62 will take action on a resolution thirteen, weeks, illness. He had been Linden street. FOB REN'l'— 5 ROOM tenement, passed at last night’s . meeting, in ill health, for the past five yearsf Index of Classifications Kooins Witlinat Hoard nn Mather street, rent $16. Robert J. Smith. Telephone 750-2. which calls for an appropriation of Born in Ellington, near the Rock­ Evening Herald Want Ads are now Husiness Services UlTered la $60,000 for the purpose of chang­ ville line on September 7, 1907, he We. Offer' You Choose grouped according to classifications FOR RENT— STEAM heated room. 05 ing and restoring the present Fil­ resided there all his life. The young below and for handy reference will FOR RENT— NEW ONE ton Chevro­ Waranoke, Hotel, SOI Main street. Houses lor Rent Only S51M1 cash gives warrantee deed to an excellent 6 room appear In the numerical order Indl- let- truck. Address Box D, in care of Inquire or telephone 583. tration plant. This action is taken man received his early education at. single, oak __Hoor and trim, steam heat, separate sink room and !• 1 ted: Herald. FOR RENT— TEN ROOM HOUSE, oil to follow out the recommendation Longview rehool and later attended Rirths ...... A FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, all burning furnace, two bathrooms, pantry, laige attic, 2 car grage and the price only $6,650. It Engagements ...... " best modern Improvements. Phone two car garage, corner Woodbridge of the special committee appointed the '.nchester State Trade school, Is a bargain. Marriages ...... J- Florists— Nurseries 15 1781 or inquire at 44 Pearl street. and North Elm streets. Call 2o8. by Mayor Cameron a year ago. where he took a course in mechani­ 8 room single o'n Haynes street, all modern, 2 car garage. Heaths ...... ^ The next meeting of the council cal drafting. / This Is a beautiful home offered for sale only on account of own­ CHRISTMAS flowering plants. Be­ FOR RENT—EIGHT ROOM house on Mr. Egan ■was a young man of In Memorlam ...... V Main street, all Improvements. Urge will be held January 7th at which er’s business calling him to another city. Price and terms ar» gonias. Prim Roses. Cyclamen, Poin- Boarders Wanted 5D-A sterling character and had many Ivost and Found ...... 1 settas. Heather, Cherry and Orange garden and garage. Call 1054-2. time they will install the newly attractive. Announcements ...... " trees. Palms, Ferns and fancy elected members of the council. friends who will be sorry to hear of Seven room single of latest model and design on Green Hill Personals ...... 1 foliage plants. Evergreens, Laurel, CAN ACCOMMODATE two men with 72 Antnmohlles board and room. Inquire at 128 Bis­ Houses for Sate Pledges Should Be Sent At Once h'ls death. He was a member of St. street, 2 car garage, now ready. Price and terms reasonable. Automobiles for Sale ...... ■! Holly and red Rtiscus. Wreaths. sell 8‘ reet. Immediate payment on all pledg­ Bernard’s Catholic church, where Nice new single six rooms, English Colonial style. Closed in Automobiles for Exchange ...... 5 Sprays: also Christmas trees. B;:rke, FOR SALE OR RENT—New single he attended regular. sun parlor, a beautiful home with garage, $6,000, on very easy /\uto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 The Florist. Wayside Gardens, Rock­ W.A NT ED—CHILD to board. Mothers 6-room house,. 313 IVoodhridge es toward the new industry'fund of ville. Telephone 714-2. Besides his parents he leaves one terms. ’ Auto Repairing— Painting ...... t love. Write Mrs. Effle .1. Hadkins, R. street. Steam heat and garage. $6000 is earnestly urged and checks Auto Schiols ...... I-A D. No. 2 Rockville. Conn. Call 711.______should be sent to George P. Wend- brother, Raymond Egan and a sis­ If you are interested in the construction of new up-to-date Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 Moving— Truckliiu—niorage gti heiser, treasurer. If there are no ter, Miss Elizabeth Egan. houses take a stroll or drive through Elizabeth Park on Henry Autos— For Hire ...... 8 FOR SALE—EIGHT ROOM bungalow, The funeral services will be held street. Oarages—Service —Storage ...... 13 Aparliiients. Flats, renciiients «;i fire place, single garage, chicken delays, the mill should be in opera­ MANCHESTER & N. T. MOTOR Dis­ from St. Bernard’s Catholic church Motorcvcie.s— Hlcycle ...... 11 patch— Part loads to and from New coop, lot 70 ft. front, near school and tion between Jan. 15th and Feb. Wanted A u'os—Motorcycles .. . 12 York, regular service. Call. 7-2 or TO J’vENT—FIVE ROOM flat, all im- only stone’s throw from Senator on Friday morning at 10 o’c.ock. llnslncss iintl rrfifesaliintil Servlecs 1st. 1282. provementg. 112 Oak street. Inquire Smith’s Elizabeth Park development. L. N. Charter Back Prom South Burial will be in, St. Bernard’s R O BER T J. SM ITH Over Post Office Husiness Services Dffered ...... l-i after 5 o'clock at 114 Oak street. Price only 56400. Easy terms. In­ cemetery. Floiisebold Services f'lTered ...... 13-A PEKRETT 2c GLENNEY‘ moving sea­ quire Chas. J. Strickland, 168 Main j Leverett N. Charter has return­ Heal Estate, Insurance, Steamship Tickets Rullding—t'lmt racnog ...... H son Is here. Several trucks at your FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement at street. Phone 1727-3. ed from an extensive southern trip. Mary Beatrice Finley h'lorlsta— Nur'reries ...... 15 service, • up to date eguipmertt, ex­ 26 Clinton street, with all modern One of the features of the trip was Miss Mary Beatrice Finley died Funeral liirectors ...... 18 perienced men. Phone 7-2. improvements. Call SB7. FDR SALE— WASHINGTON street. Heating— Plumbing—Roofing .. 17 l)rand new six "ooin Colonial, oak a visit tj the Shenandoah Valley. at the Rockville City hospital at In.«uranee ...... 18 LCCAL A.^ID LONG distance moving FOR RENT— ON BIDWELL street. floors througliout. fire pla««, tile Various places in Virginia includ­ 8:30 Tuesday evening, following an .Millinery— I ires.ainakIne...... I'J by experienced men. Public store­ 10 minutes from school, church and bath, large corner lot. Price right. ing places made historic by the civil illness of several weeks. She was THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Moving-Trucking-Storage ... 2'l house. L. T. Wood. 55 Bissell street. bus or trolley, five rooms, 1st floor Terms Call Arthur A. Knofla. Tele­ born in this city, the daughter of Painting— Papering ...... 21 Tel. 496. of house, water, lights. 'I set tubs, phone 782-2. 875 Main street.______war. I'rofp.sslonal Services 2i! furnace and hath room. Barn, g.nr- Stores Open Nights This Week Dr. O. W. Finley of 16 Chestnut Itepairing ...... ''ll den. garage, poultry house, more FOR SALE—.lUST OFF East Center street and the late Ann Louise The Story of Christmas Tailoring —I • vein g—''leaning ■i I Keiialrlrtg • j :i land if desired 530. Also second .loor. street, nice 6 room homaj fire place, A majority of the merchants have Toilet floods anil Service ...... 2.S four rooms, toilet and,store room. oak floors ajid trim. 2 car garage, agreed to remain open eveaihgs the (Murry) Finley. Sketches by Oessey; Synopsis by Braucher Wanted — Business Set vice ...... 26 CHIMNEYS CLEANED and repaired, Water and one wash tray, lights, high elevation. Owner says sacrifice. entire week which will enable shop­ Miss Finley was a graduate of KrtnciiMiinnl key fitting,' safes'opened, saw filing garden, and garage 515. Phone 221. . Price very low. Small amount cash, pers to purchase their Christmas, the Rockville High school and the Courses and Classes ...... 27 and grinding. Work called for. Manchester. mortgages arranged. Call Arthtu" A. 1’l l vH I e *1 nsi ruci Ion ...... 28 Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm Knofla. Telephone 782-2. €76 Main gifts. The stores are elaborately Danbury Normal School. She also 1 lanclng ...... ’28 A street. Tel. 462. FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenemr at .street. decorated and lighted. The stores took a special course at Boston Musical — iJramatIc ...... 29 561 Main,street, all Improvemento. and streets are well crowded every University, Boston, Mass. For sev­ Wanted — InstrucMon ...... 30 MATTRESSES, BOX SPRINGS, cusli- inquire 41 Russell street. FIntinrIiil iuns and pillows: sterilized and reno­ comrades for tbe auxiliary and a evening. eral years she was assistant princi­ Bonds—Stocks— Morigages . . . . 31 vated with sulphur and formal­ FOR RENT — 6 ROOM tenement on rising vote of thanks by all for the Alden Skinner Auxiliary Meeting pal at the. Grammar grade of the Business Oupori unities ...... 32 dehyde best method. 'Reasonable Pearl street, all improvements. In­ committee who planned the treat Alden Skinner Camp Auxiliary East District school, and for the .Money to laian ...... 33 prices. Holmes Bros. FurnBure Co., quire at 136 Pearl street. Phone Money Wanted ...... 34 331 Center street. Tel. 1268. 2.660. for the camp and auxiliary. will meet Friday evening. Members last twelve years was a teacher in Help nnd RIfnntInna The bed quilt which the auxiliary of the -Camp and G. A. R. are in­ the Northeast District. school of Help Wanted — Ketnale ...... 8o SE.WING MACHINE'repairing of all vited to attend. There will be a Hartford. Fraternally Miss Finley Help Wanted —Male ...... 8'8 makes, oils, needles and supplies. R. 'is to give for the benefit of the re- Help Wanted—Male r .t Feraalo . 3i W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. Tel SPANISH WAR VETERANS, flief fund will be drawn before in­ Christmas tree and entertainment was a member of Ellen G. Berry Agents Wanted ...... 37-.A 715. stallation, January 2. All mem­ and presents for all. Auxiliary Spanish War Veterans Sifuaiions Wanted — Female . . . . 88 Christmas Party for Kiowa Council and is a Past Department President Situations Wanted — Male ...... 39 PHONOGRAPHS, vacuum cleaner, bers of the auxiliary, their husbantls Employment Agencies ...... 40 clock lepairing. key fitting, gun ami AUXILIARY IN PARH and all members of the camp and At the last meetlr.g of Kiowa of the state organization, also* the l.l ve Stuck — Pci*— I’tinllry— Vehicle* lock smithing. Braithwait". .62 Pearl : their wives who are to go to the in­ Council, Degree' of Pocahontas, it Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H., and a Dogs— Birds— Pels ...... 41 street. was decided that the annual Christ­ l.lve Stock—Vehiclei ...... 4'2 stallation supper at the Hotel Sheri­ devout member of St. Bernard’s Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 dan on January 2 must notify the mas party for the member, and church. “A Christmas Carol,” by Charles Dickens is the story Wanted — Be's— P'ds ...... 61 Help Wanted—Male ory last night with Ward Cheney Florence Treadwell, Mrs, Mary young people’s organization of Finley, she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Machinery and Pools...... 5'2 86 Peckenham and Mrs. Edna Fuller, VyBy NEA. Through Special Ptrmissiorf of the Publishers ol The Book ot Ugowledgt, Copyright. 1923-^ Musical Instruments ...... 63 Camp, U. S. W. V., as .their guests, Rockville are invited to attend this Thomas Burke of this city and Mrs, Office and Store Eunlpment . . . . 54 was attended by the largest gather­ entertainment; Mrs. Jennie Sheri­ service. The committee in charge Fred Thorne of Springfield, Mass.; Sporting Coeds—tJiins ...... 55 WANTED— PIN BOYS Center. Bowl­ ing of , comrades and sisters In dan, Santa Claus. is preparing for a large number of four brothers, William J., John M., Siieclals at the Stores ...... 56 ing Alleys. years. The entertainment consisted Wearing Apparel —Furs ...... 57 guests. The address of the evening Vincent DjPaul, and Mark J. Fin­ Wanted—To Huy ...... 58 Kleetriral Appliances— Radio 4I> of instrumental music, patriotic will be given by the pastor, Rev. ley;. also a neice who was her real Ronmn— lliiiirri— 11 ole I* — Ileanrta songs of 1898, Christmas carols and $47,000 IN GEMS STOLEN John F. Bauchmann. His subject favorite. llcaf nil rtinl* XMAS SPECIALS Christmas stories with an hour of will be “ Life and Vision.” There •The funeral will be held from St. Rooms Without Boaid ...... 59 progressive whist. Prizes were Boarders Wanted ...... 69-A Log-o-Dyne radio, speaker and tubes will be se, eral musical selections. Bernard’s Catholic church on Fri­ Country Bo^id — Resorts ...... 69 525. Freed-Eisemann radio and tubes awarded for best and lowest scores ,*:i.6. New Atwater-Kent electric con­ Chicago, Dec. 20.— Search for Special Christmas Service Sunday ' day morning at 9 o’clock. Burial Hotels— BestsIIrants ' ...... 61 for both comrades and sisters. $47,000 in jewels, belonging to A special Christmas service will Wanted — .toopis— Board ...... S'i sole 5119. Also new Majesties, Cros- will be in the family plot in St. leys. and Atwater-Jvents. At 10 o’clock the president Mrs. Mrs. B. F,- Johnston, wife of a be held Sunday at Union church by 7 Iteiil Kafnte For itent Mary Peckenlam, invited the party Bernard's cemetery. Apartments. FIhis. renemcnis.. 63 WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE wealthy Rye, N. Y., sugar man, was 17 Oak Street the church school at their regular F. Of A. Election Business Ixications tor Kent . . . 64 to the banquet room, where an old- under way today by Chicago po­ morning session at 9:30. The pro­ Houses for Bent ...... 66 fashioned “ Holland Christmas sup­ At the last.'regular meeting of Suburban for Kent ...... 66 Fuel and Feed 4U-A lice and investigators for an insur­ gram will be as follows; Court Snlpsic, Foresters of Ameri­ per” was in waiting. Tables were ance company, though Mr. and Mrs. Summer Humes tor Bei.t ...... 67 decorated with holly and red can­ Selection by the Boys Orchestra. ca, the following ofllcers were elect­ Wanted to Bent ...... 68 FOB S.M.E—SrCASONED hard wood, Johnston and a party of their Processional by Girls’ Choir. lleiil llalnte For Sole dles were used for lighting. Old ed for the ensuing year: stove length $12.00 a cord. O. H, friends were continuing on. their Prayer. Chief Ranger— Leo B. Flaherty. m z 'J 0 Apartment Buildings for S.ilo .. 69 Whipple, telephone 2228 evenings. Santa Glaus evidently had a tip way to the Pacific coast in a private Business Property for S ale...... 7') where the good children were, and Exercises by Beginners’ Dept. Financial Secretary— John Dick­ Farms and l,a..d tor Sale ...... 71 FOR SALE—SLAB wood. stove car. Exercises by Priiuary Dept. enson. Houses for S a le ...... 73 length, fireplace wood 6 to 9 dollars with a load of gifts soon was busy, Lots for Sale ...... 73 a truck load. V. Flrpo. 116 Wells with jokes -and a present for each According to the report made by Hymn 231.. Recording Secretary — Louis Resort Property for S a l " ...... 7i street. Phone 2466-W and 3634-2. one at the table. Fun oegan in earn­ police, the bag containing the. jew­ Program by Junior Dept. Schrier. Suburban for Sale ...... 75 est when the comrad e opened their elry disappeared between the Presentation of White Gifts. Treasurer— B. P. Shea. _ . Real Estate for Exchange...... 76 WOOD FOR SALE— Hard, chestnut, Address by Pastor. Lecturer— M. J. O’Connell. In Scrooge’s office Wanted — Beal Estate ...... 77 mixed, white birch and slab. Season­ noisy toys and jolly old "Nick” Blackstone hotel and,the private On this stipend, Crat- Anctlon— l.egnl Nntirea ed and sawed to order. L. T. Wood said goodbjje for another year. car "Inez” parked in the LaSalle Closing Hymn. v Senior Woodward— Mathew Han­ toiled a clerk. Bob Crat- chit had the hardest \uctIon Sales ...... , ...... 7i Co., 55 Bissell street. Phone 496. A rousing cheer was given by the street station, late yesterday. The regular morning worship non. LiSgal Notices ...... 77 chit. Scrooge paid the kind of a time feeding his poor fellow only fifteen family. His clothes were GAS BUGGIES— The Good Samaritan By Frank Beck shillings a week. always threadbare.

JUNIOR ISN'T HOME. Y E T I, IF "you SAY ANOTHER I W AS JUST WHAT I THOUGHT, WORD ABOUT YOUR FISHT h u h ! w h a t ! HELPING A r JUNIOR WAS HELPING THAT WITH THAT SUPERINTENDENT, I’LL JUNIOR! OH._ MAN FIND HIS BIG BUM OF A SUPERINTENDENT SCREAM ! ISN’T IT e n o u g h I FORGOT HES HOME WALLET IN THE J MOPPED UP.’.. SUPPED ON TO RUIN JUNIOPrS CHRISTMAS, BY STILL OUT..WEU! A T LA S T.. 'S N O W . IT FELL THE S/DEWALK____ THE SPOILING HIS CHANCE OF WINNING DON’T WORRY. OUT OF HIS POCKET. BIG CROOK.. TO THINK A BICYCLE , WITHOUT BOASTING he’s p r o b a b l y ' W H E N HE SLIPPED OF HIM WORRYING ABOUT IT ? OH , DON'T ACT SOLICITING NEW ON THE SIDEWALK US TO DEATH BY SINCE SO STUPID, WHEN JUNIOR SUBSCRIBERS, IN FRONT OF HAVING JUNIOR WASTE RETURNING MAY BE FREEZING AND ____ HEfRE THAT NEW, BK3 TIME LOOKING FOR H O M E, HEM TO DEATH IN A HE COMES APARTMENT HIS WALLET. HAS BEEN SNOWBANK. NOW... HOUSE ON SO BUSY MY ROUTE.; ( h u m * ALIBIING HIS FAILURE TO CORRAL THE NEWSPAPER PRIVILEGES IN A N E W The barei ill-furnished office that Cratchjt sat in was BIS APARTMENT more like a tank than a room, and it would have been HOUSE, THAT . worth his life to have attempted to put in a good fire, HE DIDN'T even in the coldest weather. Scrooge kept the coal REALIZE JUNIOR box in his own room ajid grudged every lump that was WAS o u r . burned. He gave Cratchit a holiday only on Christ­ VERY LATE.,} mas and hated for that day to come around. \SI(«tchM and SynepMt. Copyritht. 1928. Th* Creli«i Sotiety. (To Be ContjlTUed) ,1 2 - 2 0 1 t * EAGS S£i V /RtiOTCIfflBSTER'"EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHMTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928. ------••• ' =fc=£= By Percy L. Crosby ^ ___ ■ - ^———— -■ ^i Ta p p e r f a n n y SENSE and nonsense SKIPPY r They Don’t Call It a Bath I ki^ok; S uY a YCH- 8uV TH fi Doctor: ‘‘Sambo, I cap think of Y A a c r s U h i M C O o N 'Y i ’a but one thing that will cure you Yew - S u T VfSTCftAAY C a W and that is an electric bath.” SH£ u s e o A MoftT tiKe ru fic T Sambo: ‘‘Now, sur, doctor, yo’ IT M oitT S c iN IT ain’t talkin’ to dis here nigger. I SLiPP£H _ had a I'rien’ what took one of them things down in Sing Sihg an’ it drowned him!” * After vainly trying to collect $40.00 due him from one of his f customers the colored man consult­ f - l ' ed a lawyer. "What reason,” his lawyer ask­ ed, ‘‘does he give for/not paying you this money?” “ Boss,” said the colored gentle­ \ man anxiously, ‘‘he’s gimme a mighty good reason, sah.” 1 "Well, what is it?” ‘‘He done say. Boss, dat he’s been owin’ me dat money so long dat de interest has et it all up.” REo. u. s, PAT. orr. CjprrtjM, 1328. Pnffy V CrortT. Pr«* Awn., Inc. 0>92b. BV NEA SEaVlCE, INC. Rastus John was testifying in a X ' murder trial. Lawyer: "You say Mr. Ander­ Folks who exchanged greetings son walked into the barber shop, OUR HOAKDINU HOUSE axe now exchanging presents. and, without a word, shot Mr. The Just-Before-Christm as H old Up. By Fontaine Fox By (xene Ahern Rathburg?” | ,Rastus: ‘ ‘Yes, suh, Bang, bang! i Je'st lak dat.” | Lawyer: "Rastus. where were | 'OM& ini~.^ T------M O U 't' ^ EAcri, ^^odseAR, vou when the first shot was fir-1 ed?" I LAtFoerfeP o/A-rrilS I Rastus: "Shinin’ Marse Rath- Is' PAITT IAA ^ PEAdCILHP ^ , burg’s shoes.” Lawyer: "And when the second CHRISTM.^S TOYS shot was fired?’ ’ ; Ask: Rastus: "Ovah across the rail-; -To Pt.AY A Here’s an easy way to get TOYS road undah a pill o’ cross ties.” i for the Baby Avithout waiting for VAVrT \^^ Santa Claus. Par is six and one When Robert 'Halliday returned OUU QlilLP solution is on another page. to “ The Desert Song" recently his CtlRlSrfMAS negro dresser, Elmer, cornered him and asked if he hadn’t forgotten p l a y l e -T' 0 P E lA R -tM eii^-filU M B S povud ujce B A B Y something. “ I don’t think so,” replied Mr. -To l A S < ^ A P IV /E R t o Halliday. ‘‘Why, yo’ said yo’ goin’ter bring flE OVF A FLOOR- me a bottle ob gin.” 1 9 U lA L K E R 'S I “ I didn’t forget it, Elmer. I sent o f it to you in care of the door-keep­ er.” "Golly, Mister Bob.” groaned El­ mer. "Y o’ might jest as well sent me a cabbage leaf in care of a rab­ bit.” Two colored boys were making their get-away after helping them­ selves at a farmer’s hen-house. "Whatcha spose dem flies is afollerin’ us so close foh?” gasped Mose. T o Y S "Keep on gallopin., niggah,” ’grunted his companion. “ Dem THE RULES ain’t flies— dey’s buckshot.” a . 1— The idea of Letter Golf is to A motorist, meeting a negro change one word to another and do trudging along the dusty road, gen­ it in par, a given member of strokes. erously offered him a lift. Thus to change COW to HEN, in “ No, thank you, sah," said the three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, old man. "Ah reckon mah old laigs HEN. will take me ’long fast enough.” *— You change only one letter “ Aren’t afraid are you, uncle? at a time. Have you ever been in an automo­ " \-r 3— You must have a completebile?” ' VlAS word, of common usage, for each "Nevah, but once, sah, and den C o M lA c S jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ ah didn’t let all mah weight down.” tions don’t count. 4— The order of letters cannot be Colored Tramp: “ Lady, ef yo’ ■/Z-7^ changed. ©1020. BY NEA SERVICE, INC. pca. O. S. PAT. OFF. all could jes gib me a pair of Tb*. lors. The Bell S>m3icai«. Inc.^ shoes.” "Mah beddren,” shouted Parson Housewife: “I don’t know. . . . Brown, “ You wan’t’ be ready to Are those you have on pretty bad?” jump when yo’ heahs Gabriel blow Colored Tramp: “ Bad? Why, By Oane WASHINGTON TUBBS 11 The Arrival dat horn.” lady, the bases ob these yere shoes “ Fo’ goodness sake!” murmured is so thin that Ah can step on a Brother Simpson. “ Am he a’comin’ dime and tell whethah it am head __ in a autymobeel?” or tail.

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A mUL REG. U S. PAT. OFF. ©1328. BY NEA SERVICE. INC Jng-aN. . / J 5L>V_ BySma#] (READ THE S’rOKY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM He’U Need ’Em All Right The winding up of toys galore to watch me play. I’m blowing things l w e l l - not*- OM- make them run across the floar for Christmas trees. Don’t touch ^O'U'RE M6.S-T, S\RI how ABOUT A c a m Y a b e a t t h a t ? m s . I'Ml S0R« Y,S 1R, BUT L'LLHAVE C'h’NOM H€LF Vlf^tT su r e ' AN' DON'T UESS YA CHAMCrC. YOOR. was heaps of fun. The Tinymites them ’cause they’re hot.” A bulb Pa ir of UR.cHRisTt^AS ©a^. to sleep. They w'ere so tired the.v cotton in the boxes as, of course, DRUMS FOR >50Ms! didn’t hear Old Santa say, “ Good you might expect.” e^prystviPht a night.” So all the Tinymites turned loose p.R00*JP"tHe. . Then, morning came and up they and put their little hands to use. 03UMTR.W - ■ jumped, and how their hearts just The ornaments for Christmas trees thumped and thumped as Santa were packed in safe and sound. As D>PsMT0&- OMe told them, “ Now we’ll see how every box was filled up tight, ’tw’as flomkj : Christmas bulbs are made. They’re taken by a Tinymite out of the lit­ o ->-l- tle workshop and then piled up on things folks hang upon a tree. You TOffTHPi^ySTe might help make these things, but the ground. OR y 7^S5n“'l-$Y gee, you folks are rather tiny, and SHP.VIMO- TIP' o o r I’m just a bjt afraid.” CRSPst^ - \9Z%, BX MCA SUVICC; ^ A dwarf was found, not far away, ((You’ll be .surprised at what the ' iMl'l'fl ir.. ^ s f Y - m«Miu '111 m..' A' .■iMijf' w ^ away. He shouted loud, "Come, Tf ^3^mites do I- -he next sfAYrv.4 \K ' '■ :GHTEEN*r~''"*~ ianrlirBti Htipttiim HmUi THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1928. ^ S- MODEIWSr-OLD FASHION Dancing Tonight d . at the RAINBOW HERE Bill Waddell’s Orchestra YOU NEEDN’T PAY MORE . .SOUTH NCHESTCR " CONN ' m ABOUT TOWN FOR A FINE 1929 Miss Leota Colpltts, teacher of ELECTRIC SET “Christmas Service With A Smile” science In the Knox school at Cooperstown, N. Y., returned home yesterday to spend the Christmas Vacation -with her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Robert A. Colpltts of Spruce street. The regular meeting of the Cosmopolitan club will be held at Only 3 More Shopping Days Until the home of Mrs. D. C. Y. Moore, 63 Benton street tomorrow after­ v e offer noon at 3 o’clock. Rev. Vere W. Abbey will give the address of the afternoon and his subject will be i \ i W T E R I C e m t R a d i o “ Burmah.” Tea will be served. 4 Christmas! Our Assortments Are Still Complete \ MODEL 40 for only Miss Marjorie Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Smith and a junior at Wellesley college, Remember the School Girl has arrived home for the holidays. For the Sports Girl—A and Business Woman with a A special rehearsal of the Junior M odel 40 above OSes choir of St; Mary’s Episcopal b 3 * 7 7 1 rectifying and 6 church will be held tomorrow after­ (without tubes) noon at 4 o’clock. Leather Jacket Du'Pont Raincoat Mrs. F. J. Bendall of Chestnut oflfer this new elec­ than a quarter o f a million street who recently suffered a siege of pneumonia, is now making satis­ tric radio for 1929, se­ satisfied owners who will factory progress toward recovery. cure in the knowledge that it testify to the constant trou­ The Men's club of Second Con­ is an Atwater Kent— and ble-free performance and gregational church will hold its therefore perfected in tone, the lastingness o f Atwater $16.75 $7.95 monthly meeting at the church to­ range,, selectivity, simplicity Kent electric radio. morrow evening at 6:30. The sup­ per will be followed by a period of and economy o f battery-iess W e inviteyou to try it here. chorus singing of favorite songs and operation. A Du-Pont rain­ carols, story telling and other pas­ Or a phone call will bring Swagger belt­ times. No out of town speaker has Behind our guarantee are our representative with a coat—that’s w hat been engaged, according to Herbert ed leather jack­ L. Tenney, chairman of the commit­ 222 factory tests and inspec­ Model 40 to your home for everybody is wear­ tee. tions and more a free demonstration. ets in red, brown, ing to school or to green and navy. Rev. Edward Eells, well known the office on stormy lecturer, will give one of his inspir­ Warmly wool lin­ ational addresses at Second Congre­ days. They are ever gational church, Sunday evening. R acUo S p e a k e r s ed. The girl or December 30 on “The Brotherhood 3 sizes so chic with their of Believers.’’ woman who is each $20 casual cut and swag­ fond of winter The Y. and U. club instead of ger normal waist­ jilaving whist as usual, enjoyed a EASY TERMS sports should be Christmas party last evening at the lines. \yarmly lined. home of the president, Mrs. Charles remembered with '■J'"'' it McCarthy of North Elm street. An Blue, red, black and illuminated and prettily decorated a leather jacket. tree was the center of attention. brown. The hostess served a dainty lunch and each one present received a gift from the grab-bag. Main Floor. m snsn Main Floor. Lester Ilohenthal of Ridgewmod street is now con lined to his home willi an attack of influenza. Mrs. Uohenthal who was taken iil with tlie same disease just after Thanks­ giving is able to he around the iiouse but h-.i.s not yet been out of doors. FMON&S ' Always Appropriate Helen Davidson Lodge, Daugh­ as a Gift—A ters of Scotia will begin its regular for the college miss a meeting tomorrow evening in Tinker hall at 7:4.1. A Christmas IK'.rty will follow in change of the GOOD THINGS TO EAT GIVE “HER” social committee headed by Mrs. Silk Negligee Pajama Ensemble Selina Somerville. Tlie daughters SALT WATER CUCUMBERS. are reminded to provide an inex­ pensive gift. Do we hear you jeer at tlic above caption? Ain’t no such animile? Well, maybe you're right. THE GIFT OF GIFTS— The regular Friday class meeting But here’s the idea: of the Church of the N'azarene will There are a great many people, who have no fish $ 1 0 and be held tomorrow evening at the palate at all— don't care for fish— who, nevertlie- $5-95 to church, less will eat fried smelts, whep they can get iheiu right: till they can't see. Thai's because the Paul I. Carlson, of .ol Hamlin smelt, in some ways, is not in tlie least like any street, a bookkeeper for the Man­ other fish in the world. To illustrate— you open chester Construction Company, has a basket of freshly caught smelts, if you ever have A FUR COAT $12.95 sold his insurance btisiness to the luck to be where such a thing is, and the odor $16.95 Arthur A. Knofla. Mr. Carlson will that comes from them hasn’t even a suggestion of continue to solicit insuiance as a the usual fishy character— they smell exactly like a A three-piece en­ broker in the office of Mr. Knofla. -FROM HALE’S i whole lot of freshly gathered and freshly cut up Gay little silk coo­ semble—a jacket, a The Knofla agency has been con- cucumbers; to almost everybody one of the most tlucted here for seven years. delightful perfumes on earth. lie coats. . . mannish blouse and a pair of And the flavor of the little fish is just as won­ striped robes. . . . derful— when they are right. The trouble is that c fluffy ostrich trimmed trousers— in gay flo­ \ they are never right unless they are had in one of crepe de chine negli­ ral patterns. These > two conditions, either absolutely fresh from the gees. . . pastel col­ water, or frozen hard as soon as caught and kept $95 to $325 sets are very popu­ frozen. The so-called “ green smelts’’, caught a ored quilted robes id •week or two ago and merely refrigerated, are all plain or modernistic lar right now with wrong— as smelts. patterns. A wide va­ college girls—they Pinehurst today has a fine lot of hard-frozen riety of styles. Select “Her” fur coat at Hale’s and rest assured that smelts. Order them, have us deliver them at once the coat you select will not only be_ the latest in style but are both good look­ and keep them icy cold till you cook them, and you will give satisfactory wear as well. Hale’s fur coats are ing and comfortable. have the most delicious of all salt water fish. Main Floor. Also Filet of Haddock, Smoked Haddock, P''ilets, purchased from a well known fur manufacturer and are Main Floor. Halibut, Chilled Mackerel, Fresh Cod for baking or guaranteed to give satisfactory wear. Among our assort­ boiling. Opened Clams and 'those marvelous Rowe Oysters, SOLID PACKED and not watered ment you will find such popular ones a s: Shoes That Fit by so much as one drop. This is a mighty fine time to order your Christ­ Remember Like mas turkey. A fine lot and the prices will be low­ er than at Thanksgiving— quite a bit. A Practical Gift—a GirFs ' Made-to-Measure Deliveries constantly going out. NORTHERN SEAL CARACUL the little girl h a v e you ever worn made-to- Phone 2000. with a measure shoes? How beautiful­ RACCOON AMERICAN OPOSSUM ly they fitted! But how expensive! Rain Set Wilbur Coon Shoes MENDOZA BEAVER MARMINK Dainty give that same fit be­ cause they have Spec­ ial Measurements. PONY MUSKRAT Your size w ll be what the custom boot-maker © Voile Frock would specify. WATKINS'BROTHERS:■r J ...... Tnc.' $4.98 Over 200 sizes. No Gift Furs—Main Floor. wonder we can prom- Ise made-to-measure fit Gay little rain sets V for practically any foot. _ ESTABLISH ED 54 YEARS that will keep school $2.98 CHAPEL AT llfOAK^ST girls comfj?- and dry To the Sports Lover give a t on rainy days. The A splendid assortment of set consists of a voile frocks in dainty little NAVEN’S ,or 2837-'W:e* models. Many models are raincoat and a rain Slip-On Sweater trimmed with touches of Irish crochet and sheer lace hat in red, brown, edges, others are trimm.jd WHEN YOU NEED A with shirring. White, maize, Christmas Calls blue and green. 7 to* nile, peach, flesh and blue. ^ OR CARPENTER OR MASON 16 years. 7 to 14 years. for that little repair Job don’t for­ $2.98 NIGHT AND DAY CALLS get to call FILMS Main J.'loor. ‘ Main Floor A N Y TIME 1776 DEVELOPED AND PRINTED Our assortment includes plain colors, WILLIAM KANEHL 24 HOUR SERVICE FOR TAXI General Contractor Film Deposit Box at novelty stripes and modernistic designs ia 519 Center St., Sonth Manchester Store Entrance green, navy, light blue, red, brown and tan. PHONE The girl who is especially fond of sport clothes will be delighted with a sweater this DAVID CHAMBERS KEMP'S Christmas Free Parking 28-4 Greeting Cards Christmas, Women’s and misses’ sizes. Space 2490 CONTRACTOR 5c to $1.00 Gift Sweaters— Main Floor. iRear, of Store and AND BUILDER 2387 .68 Hollister Street / Read The Herald Advs.

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