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Mr. and Mra. Arthur Hoagland Mount Wilson in the Sierra Madre EMEKOENCY JXK7TOB8 mountains and about 12 miles from and small daughter are moving this ESTHER JOHNSON RACE SELECTMAN FINED AVEBAOB DAILT aBODLATlON ABODTTOWN week from North Elm ^street to Pasadena. From Signal Pomt, WBATHBK Dr. N. A. Burr, 8030, and Dr. their newly aaqulred property at 08 three minutes' walk from the hotel, tor Um Meath of Fareeoet at U. U. Weatl Edmund Zagllo, 5581, are the Stephen street, the former Craw- FROM TRIP TO COAST a marvelous view may be had of the T h € J W H A I ^ c o r k physidana who .vlU respond to valley below, and it ia said that on $43 5 .6 5 IN BOLTON < H r. Mid M n. ItaaaM H. Perguaon emergency calls tomorrow after­ shaw house. ' B w ry atract and Hr. and Ura. a clear day Oataima Island, 40 miles MANCHISTfR COHH* 5 , 9 6 7 PreboUy fatal tealght'oaA ' noon. distant, ships In Los Angeles har­ veflte A a M Hattrlyfatfr Ifralh A. Ttrorp o t Tanner atrect The Salvation Army campaign H u FiTC Weeks Vacation In toyi not anuch eknnge la tsi alaltora In Boaton today. Ur. i - bor and the shore ime for miles are I af Oreahitleaa committee will bold a report meet­ Western States; Sees AU visible. The party remained for the Tguaon and Mr. Thorp attended ing In Masonic Temple tomorrow Town OfRcial Pleads GnOty Self Serve and Health Market MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CHARM : Ika ragMar maenng e< tha New The weekly drill of the Howitzer From Puget Sound To Holly­ evening astronomical lecture and felkCland Dally Newapaper Publlab- Company scheduled for tonight has evening at 8 :l8 Instead of Friday wood. had an opportunity to view the been cancelled because of a federal evening "as stated last nlghL A lights of the valley at night, a most Dnring Early Momint; VOL. LVEL, NO. 28 AtvwUotog aa Page U). ara Aaaodatlon at tha Oopley Plaaa luncheon will be served the work­ MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1937 14 PAGES AND 24 PAGE TABLOID PRICE THBEB CBNTB BataL property Inspection. The next drill beautiful sight. Wednesday Specials for the company will be Tuesday, ers. Mlos Esther H. Johnson, daugh­ Impreesed’ By Storee November's. ter of Mr. and Mra. Andrew John- Mias Johnson was Impressed with Session Of Court There. , H m. Dawla Rdsa ot_ Hartford, The Gleaners* group win meet the department stores and the fruit late MMka batora tha Uancheater this evening at 7:80 at the South aon of 51 CUnton street, has return­ STORE CLOSES AT NOON ON WEDNESDAYS The degree team of the National ed after a vacation of live weeks on and vegetable markets In the large HOOVER AVERS MeUiera club laat night, and wbo Fire Insurance Company will work Methodist church. Hostesses will be centers of population and the low A raid by State Policemen Arthur baa traquently lectured under the Miss Gertrude. Abbey, Mra. Gladys tha Pacifle Coast and reports a thor­ jltlif Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. , the Master Mason degree on a fel­ oughly enjoyable, sightseeing trip. prices a t which melons and fruits Kosa, Loren Laraon and V. John anapicaa o t the T. U. C A., baa low employee tonlgbt in Masonic Moseley and Mrs. Florence Gibson. and vegetables may be purchased. FIRES DESTROY CHAPEl haan engaged to r two erenlnga at Mias Johnson left Manchester and Labecky of the Stafford Barracka HE DESIRES NO Temple. John C. Conklin of Wind­ Spiingfleld, Mass, on September 18. Meats and other grocery staples H Lb. Cle^ Bog the T during the coming aeaaon. On sor and hla assodate officers will Members o f Gibbons Assembly. cost about the same as m the East. at the Villa Louiae ohortly hefora December 14 Mra. Roae la ached- Catholic Ladies of Columbus, who via the North Coast Limited train midnight last night, resulted tn the occupy the chairs for the ceremony. of the Northern Pacifle railroad for The traveler left Pasadena on uled to apeak on *nhe Internation­ John F. WIlby of Manchester will have not made returns on the (5 Monday, October 18, on the Grand arrest of John Albaal, proprietor I S ugar______^ 5 2 c POBU^OmCE al Hart,’* and on Uarcb 1, 1038 on raffle, are requested to do so not Seattle, Washmgton, where she ar­ and a Bolton selectman on four | act as organist. The lodge will open rived on Wednesday the 22, and was Canyon Limited of the Santa Fe Prejudlcea Preferred.” These lec­ at 7:30 and after a brief business later than- Sunday, October 31, to charges. At Albaal's request AS CHINESE RETREAT Railroad and spent the following tures win be given In the Wtalton Miss Mary Shea, Miss Mary Tier­ Jomed by her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. special aesaion of the Bolton Justice I session the visiting officers will oc­ John Henry of Pasadena, Cal., wbo day at the Grand Canyon. In the Memorial auditorium, which has a cupy the chairs for the work. ney or Mias Helen Thomas. The Court was held at 1:80 this morning Urges G. 0 . P. To Fonnidate limited capacity, and those who were visiting In Seattle. The tram morning the tourists were conduct­ drawing will take place at the. next ed to the western portion of the at the home of Justice of the Peace | P e a B e a n s 4 n » - 2 3 e pi— to attend are requested to ae- regular meeting of the assembly, trip from Chicago through the Mrs. George McKinney will lead Canyon. Stops were made at vari­ L. D. Eaton. ) ...... ■ Issues, Attacks Morality cnra their tickets from the T. M. the devotions at the meeting of the Friday, November 5, In the K. of C. Northwest was scenic and Interest­ In the raid the state police found I ing. ous points, during which'the ranch­ _ Franco Amertena ^ BEFORE JAP SOLDIERS C A.. 7008. clubrooms. Wesleyan Guild tomorrow' evening ers driving the buses would direct 20 cases of home made wme. In the at the South Methodist church to Five daya were spent m Seattle, Justice court, Mr. Albasi was charg­ the largest commeirial seaport on attention to things of Interest. In Of New Deal, Says Repab- Manchester Townsend Club No. follow the parish supper. Miss Aon The Emblem club will have a des­ the afternoon a bus trip was made ed with actual sale of IntoxlcaUng Spaghetti 3 cans 2 5 « Strickland will be pianist, and after sert-bridge at the Elks home In Puget Sound, from wblcb steamers S will bold an old-fashioned lunch ply to all parts of thd world. It Is Eastward to the Watch Tower, built liquor, keeping mtoxlcatlng liquor Historic Seetkm Of SbiglHii iwwr aodal In tha Balch and Brown the one-act play, "Other People's Rockville tomorrow afternoon at 2 with Intent to sell, manufacturing Ecais Face Great Service o'clock. Mrs. Joseph Dower and a wonderful harbor with fresh at Desert View where one obtama a block hall Friday evening. Each Husband," presented by a cast of breath-taking view of the so-called of Intoxicating liquor without a Invitation To Parley the church people under the direc­ Mrs. Lena Crockett are the local water lakes .. connected by canals. Burt Olney Doomed; Both Sides Sel woman member la to bring a box Trips- were taken to Rainier Na­ Painted Desert." A number of permit and having m hla posaeaslon hmcb for two persons which will tion of Mra. T. B. Kehler, refresh­ members of the committee. It win Boston, Oct. 27.— (A P )—Herbert be open to the public. tional Park to see the snow-capped HopI Indians danced m the late af­ intoxicating liquor on which no tax { be auctioned to the highest bidder. ments will be served by the Hus­ ternoon outside of their Pueblo, fac- had been paid. 14 oz. btls. Hoover suggested to the Republican tlers’ group. Husbands of the Guild Mount Rainier, and to the great K etch u p 2 2 1 e On Far East Conflict Fires During Despente Coupon books will be on sale for power project on Skagit river. This ng the El Tovar Hotel. From the Fined 8488M party today the broad Unea of ,a distribution of 80 merchandise members will be guests. Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Willett, former On each of these charges he was residents of Manchester, were given latter trip required two days and Canyon Miss Johnson came directly I declaration o f principles he arould prlaea. An attendance prise of (25 through by train to Chicago and foimd guilty and on each charge he Conflict— U. S. M ariM t win be given and also a lunch box November 4 la the date set for a surprise housewa.*mlng party last was sponsored by the City Light have party leaders adopt before night at their new home on South corporation of Seattle. reached home Saturday monUng, was fined (100. Together with coats | Is Declined B y Japs prise of (5. Merchandise coupon the classes In Home Hygiene and October 23. (435.95 was paid. next fUl'a elections Bxplaming at may be obtained from mem- care of the sick, given under the road, Bolton. Guests to the num­ 1480 MUee By Ante Ordered To Fire h Self* ber of 27 were present from Wes^ Mr. and Mrs. Henry and Miss The raid, the state police said, I W heaties 2 p>:• 27* ally to mean be would keep active the opening of the nine-power pact the force of arms; conaequently aa Whipped by a aonthov Shop, 677 Main Street tered the city over the new Golden pleady guilty. consultations bad been postponed week. The hostesses will be Mrs. Reynolds are In charge. chester was sent to a brother, in national affairs. The address waa the Imperial government already wind, miles of flames e w m S ia BOW at jronr service. Wayland Straughan and Mra. James Gate bridge and left by the Oakland George, of Peekaklll, N. Y., who Is Mr. Albasi Is a second selectman I from next Saturday to next Tues­ haa declared it lies outside the pur­ Bay bridge, both Immense struc­ broadcast over a national network Harrison. Mrs. George H. Williams, Mra. the eldest of the brothers, and a in the town of Bolton and baa been | lost night day.) view of the nine-power treaty. through what waa left of tin tures of great length, and motored one for several years. Shortly before delivery of the Thomas Dannaher, Mrs. George L. slater. Miss Grace Wheeler, living las nee In 8 Oategorim Would AM Chlaa one-time humanity-padeed dtgr FURS REMODELED The EpworUi League will hold a over the inland route to Pasadena. The 20 cases of evidence was I HEALTH MARKET note to the Belgian envoy, Japan­ “The Assembly of the League of Graziadlo and Mra. Margaret In point Pleasant, N. J., who has The former President divided na­ which again became a bat^fr Hallowe'en social tonight at 7:30 at Reeves of Windsorvllle, attended Many sightseeing trips were taken also been a visitor at the Wheeler taken to the Stafford barracks by ese Foreign Minister K ok l, HIrota Nations have even gone to the An Uoda of repair work the North Methodist church. Fines the Installation of officers of the from Pasadena to Hollywood and Its Newton Taggart of Manchester un­ tional iaaues Into five categories. received Imperial approval for the length of assuring China nMiml oup- field August IS. The fins home. The four have been brought 'The flrat” he said, "ara iasuea of will be Imposed on those wbo attend Danbury Emblem club last night famous boulevard, Beverly Hills, together for the first time In over der instructions from the state | reply. port and recommending that Its started early today when the m their regulation costumes. and turkey dinner following the where are the home of most of the Hamburg 2 45* moral Integrity bi government The The Japanese foreign office slmul- members ahataln from any acthm 20 years. policemen. second are the vital issues of per- Chinese reaUtence to the Jail^ ceremony. Mrs. William Smythe of motion picture stars; Lakeshorc taneoiuly released a long tnfonnal which might vraakan Chlna’a powor nese collapeed. Allston, Mass., the supreme presl- Pines, a picturesque vacation resort scnal liberty -and Its safeguards. statement reiterating Japan’s con­ of realatance and add difflculUas to The third a n those financial and View of new Mary Cheney Library which wUl be formally turned over to the Town of Mancheeter tomorrow attetnoon. ln t^ o r '’vtew^’ i!Sd The scenesenes here toniffhttonight' ireM d«nt of the Emblem club was In on Lake Arrowhead, one mile above •tory will be xouna on pa^e eight. tention that Japan waa fighting Li tha present ctmlUct and also to charge. Mrs. Smythe, Mrs. Wil­ sea level, in the San Bernardino eeonomlo policies which affect the self defense. study how they might Individually virtu ally IdentiMl to thoee m 2 lbs. standards of living of the people. liams and Mrs. Graziadlo, with Range. A movie was In the making Sausage The statement asserted the nine- alt China. m the terrific atrogi^ WE CLOSE AT NOON WEDNESDAY PLUMBING The fourth are the humane Issues of power treaty waa obsolete because 1982 when other members of the supreme staff on the opposite side of the lake the “This does not taka Into account ended, aa it did today, with Dial 4151 for Pinehnrst Wednesday Morning Specials. were presented with corsages. day Miss Johnson spent there. Mid Lean oeeurity and of aid for the leaa for­ of what It termed Infiltration of tha Imperial goveramant’a Just tn- tunate. The fifth are our relations Communism la C3ilna and declared tentlon propooliig to bring about sudden Chinese withdimwal" An Interesting boat trip was tak­ to other nations." WINDSORS HOPE James Moran, a former baseball en from San Pedro to Catalina la. RUSSIA IS CAST "the Japanese nation, rising aa one alncera cooperation ot Japan and fore the rdentless punisli Water thin ellced (1-4 lb. 18c) HEATING Ha declared "the time has come LABOR FEDERA'nON man, la united In a detorminattoo to Yellow Globe, player In the Eastern League, on land, where another day was spent. Clina, aaouring anduring peaca ia of the Japanese me ' Dried Beef, V2 lb. . .25c his way from Stamford to Provi­ Inatallatloas.and Repairs Corned Beef lb 3 0 when the Repuldican party ahoold surmount all obetacles for the pur­ East Asia and contributing .tbsra- The return was by plane In 20 min bs reoriented to these fundamental pose of affecting a speedy oettle- army and navy. ^ White Egrgr or dence, stopped over. In Manchester utes whereas the outward trip con­ TO HELP SOLVE AS SCAPEGOAT by to world paaca. yesterday afternoon and before he Reasonable Prices! ment. *Tliia takaa aidas with ont ef tha Stretching from well tow«mi^ Rntabagra sumed two hours. Places of Inter­ ..iLlitliig potato the prapooed deeli^ Dlieet NegoUattons Scotch Ham, V2 lb... 25c could locate any old pal he had est visited at Catalina Included the Estimates Checrfally Given ASKS D1SS(H.UTI0N parties and ancouiagea a hootlle Kiangwan southward into' visited several taverns and was ar­ totion of principles might cover, the YTTALP^BLEMS "The Chlneae-Japaneae difficul­ diaposlUon but in no way contri' Turnips bird park where are thousands of former Presldeat asserted: A T L O N ^ T A L K ties can be solved only through Chapei to the very edges of rested laat night on the charge of rare and colorful birds from all butes toward aarly MtUameaL Lamb Shoulders Intoxication. T. M. SULLIVAN *T1)e Republican party can de­ direct negotiations between the two “Coosequantly what Is most the International ■ Settlementf 4 lbs. 14c parts of the world; seal rocks and Cut off 6 to 8 chops and noo bel- 96 McKee St. TeL 6496 clare the prlnclplm of free enter­ powers on whom falls the common urgenUy aaeded tor solution o f the thence westward for an unde­ the submarine gardens. prise regulated to prevent abuse OF LE W FACTION ourdea o f responalbtllty for the ccmflict ia a realisation ^ the aaoe of aboulder (or 9 1 Duke In First Public Talk Powers Threateo To Leave

river to tb* westera border of the with ambitions to-bs ths "First benefit eredlta. This would mean either one of these valuable gifts os Settlement C LA M S NEW EVIDENCE HAKE EXTENSIVE MID-TERM PARLEY FORGET-ME-NOT DRIVE Lady,” pls3red the secondary lead that he would have bad to w(vk for a special Inducement for Manches­ HAR1T0RD RESIDENTS 'Brltlab defenden closed barbed Ice Swimmers K id Selves, C A P A O n CROWD JOBLESS BENEFITS an employer required to contribute Tfnrf Britain *s A ir Secrets wire gates and refused to permit FIREMEN’S SOCIAL and also gave a talented perform­ ter Day only. under the Law an average of 13 any more refugees fleeing from Jap­ WOULD CLEAR CLIENT ance. The play moves into a wealth The Norten Shoe Store features FOR D. A. V. NOV. 4-6 of hilarious situations when Mrs. weeks full time within the first FAOE COURT TOF HEALTH SURVEY anese to enter the Settlement Scientists Are Informed Polly Preston shoes for women and A m on g L o o t o f Burglars^ Thousands o f Chinese surged OF G .O .P. LIKELY ON NOVQHBER 24 SEES “FIRST L A D r Hibbard’s husband gains ths nom­ AFTER JANUARY 1 three quarters of 1937." tha companion ohoa for men— Paul ______■ ination for tha presidency and she Jones, in addition to these famous against ths barricades, screaming Lawyer Asks New Trial For John J. 'McCann Commander "Workers being laid off are urged In terror, but British declared open­ engages In a bitter duel with Mrs. to register for work at tha nearest brands a complete line of low priced One Man Charged With Speed* istbey added, shivering—which is the Oct. 87.— (A P ) — Thei^on wa« unauthorized to have rach ing the gateway would Imperil the Dominick Santella, Convict-, Rochester, ,N. Y-. Oct 27— (A P )— ij Of Local Chapter Telia Work Wayne that resulted In victory for office of the Connectetut State Em­ shoes for the entire family Is Ing And The Other la Ar*1 Self-styled “Polar Bears” who break body's first muscular reaction In the latter when she learned that ployment Service. While no unem­ stocked at Norton's. ^Miwage atcry how the Royal A ir hlghly secret data and declared an Three Department Branches Settlement ed In Holdup Slaying. Landon And Hamilton ^Con­ Of The Organiation. rested For Intoxication. t€ orde" to exercise and keep warm— Hose Com puy No. 1 To Many Turned Away A s Com- Mrs. Hibbard was a native of Tliose Now Being Laid Off ployment benefits will be paid until Tbe Norton Shoe Store Is one o t :-;»hte?a moat aecret data dlsappear- examination of the recovered docu­ Ready to Lesvei. the Ice to swim In December are ments showed they had been "culled Because machine gun Are en­ begins. Shortly thereafter the per­ Sylvania and a divorcee In that late In January, the Service la now tbe few stores In New Ehigtand : aA fra n an offioei'a buni^alow and only kidding themselves In thinking son must put on clothing or move at different times from difteTent Checking Facilities In dangered the Settlement's western New Haven, Oct. 27—(AP) — fer On Subject; Call Spe­ John J. 'McCann, eommander of country, which was not recognized making placements at the rate of specializing In X-ray shoe fitting. Samuel Levin of 181 BrocA street," ' found their way back Into the hands they have "adapted themselves” to Have Anniial Turkey, mnntty Phyers Present Eligible For Payments Un­ border, the British consul general Attorney Israel Jacobs, counsel for Into a warmer room. the local David McCann chapter by treaty by the U. 8., therefore 2500 per month, and many workers With this system you can actually ' Of poHea today was told at the trial sources.'* unusual conditions, the National This bard and fast rule body Hartford, srrestad yestsrday aftsr*J The documents gave the details warned aH British nationals to be a t making the divorce Invalid and her may secure new Jobs. If no Jobs are see through the shoe Itself to deter­ . o f Major W. F. Vernon. E?ery Town. Dominick Santella who was sen­ cial Committee Meeting. Academy of Sciences was told at its beat regulation cannot be changed No. 17 Disabled American Veterans relation with Mr. Hibbard unlawful. mine the correctness of the fit. This noon on Center etreet, chargsd withl of performances of the bomb loads ready to evacuate dangerous terri­ tenced to 16 to 20 years in state Goose Aod Pig Social of the World War, announced last First Of Season. der One Provision. found for them, they may be en­ He was llaed fSOO under the Ofll* tory. American officials were con­ closing session today. by thinking differently. Dr. Hardy Also outstanding were William titled to benefits In January." Is especially valuable In fitting chil­ speeding, will be before the Olal Becreta Acta. of new planes, analyses of the 1984 prison in connection with a N or­ Two Cornell college scientists. Dr. added, any more than the law a t night that the. annual Forget-Me- Davis aa “ Senator Gordon Keane," air maneuvers, re-bombing from sidering possible similar action. dren who, through proper shoe fit­ Court thla evening. He was orrset- f Vemon fdcaded guilty to two Three branches of the State Depart­ walk holdup slaying, said today hs Washington, Oct. 27.— (A P )—Two J,jnes D. Hardy and Or. Eugene F. g ra v l^ could be repealed by Ooa- Not drive will be held In-thls town Cart (lubberly aa "Ellsworth Can­ ting can avoid many future foot Ills. certain heights, and ‘‘most secret of British troops hold an outpost at had new evidence which vreuld clear The 39th annual Turkey, Goose on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, So large waa the crowd that Workers who are now being laid ed by Motocirele Officer Raymond^ rikarfai of retaining secret data in a railroad bridge across Soochow Dubois, declared that beat produc­ gresj. No one actuaUy llksa any ning," a wealthy newspaper pubtlah- There Is no charge for this exclusive all, the matter relating to bombing ment of Health, the Bureau of Ma­ his client of an gu ilt divelopments caused persona in November 4, 6 and 6. Griffin. • prohlbUed place when he bad no creek. Just outside S t John's uni­ tion and beat loss of the human temperature above 91 or below 83, and p ig social of Hose and Ladder greeted the Community Players’ er; William Luettgens as "Stephen off may be entitled to receive unem­ NORTON SHOE STORE scientific service at Norton's. sights whereof there was only one ternal and Child Health, the Bureau Santella, former New Haven resi­ touch with the RepubUcon National In m a k i^ the announcement George Gerard of 69 B rergraMI ligh t to retain them; he pleaded not versity campus, fell back to a safer body Is quite constant at various the Cornell scientists declared, be­ Company. No. 1. S. M. F. D. will be Initial theatrical venture o f their Wayne,” and Ehrerette Bell as “Car­ ployment benefits after January 1, " to a third d u rge and it was official copy.” of Public Health Nursing and the dent and two others were sentenced committee to predict today' that it temperatures. Man cannot change cause "then the brain comes Into Commander McCann stated; "The ter Hibbard” , husbands of the res­ Labor Commissioner Joseph M. street, Hartford, will be preeealedl Vernon's isolated bungalow was post near Jessfleld Park. The held In (2!heney Hall on November 1937-38 season last night at the Division of Local Health Adminis­ to prison terms after 17-year-oId those reactions and If he seems to play and the person must make a D. A. V. is a Congresslonally char­ pective principals. The minor parti Tone said today. To be eligible for TO GIVE PREMIUMS Without using the upper one- on the charge of intoxicatloa. H e ' burglarized while he was on a holi­ troops reported that a Japanese air­ Pat^ Deluca was shot during a will sponsor a mid-term party cem- Whlton Memorial auditorium that third or the branches, a single Se­ was arrested at 8 o'clock this mom* be data were described by the tration, are cooperating In the state.: plane had machlne-gunnM approxi­ his ruggedness Is only a quirk of bis conscious effort to keep cool or get 34, Thanksgiving EVe. Herbert tered organization composed only of were all well taken and the play as Lcnefits under the Unemplo}rment day last July. Police later arrest­ robbery attempt at the Red Wing ventlon early In 1988: It was necessary to place extra quoia tree yielded 3,000 posts, 650,- ing when found sleeping In an Soto* ' Bfoaecntor aa relating to hidden wide survey of community health mately lOO refugees streaming mind, toay said. warm." Phelon la general chairman o f thla those veterans who were wounded, a whole was up to the high standard Compensation Law, It 1s not re­ ed three burglars and found the se­ A. C. In South Norwalk. 1. Former President Hoover de­ seats in the aisles and even then 000 shingles, and 100 cords ot fire­ mobile not owned by him on Bklgsr* homblng methods and to airplanes, facilities, especially with respect to across the bridge, killing 10 and The Cornell research men proved A method o f controlling some year’s event assisted by a large gassed or disabled by reason of late comers were turned away for which the Qjmmunlty Players have quired that a worker lose hla Job Thursday, Manchester Day, the cret documents among loot taken mothers and children, which was In­ Jacobs said bis evidence was an voted much of his speech In Boston wood. ton street, *tha Tw y oxiatence of which still la wounding 26. that this was true by experimenting toxic effects of pregnsuiey and the comteittee. their World-War military service. lack of standing room. Those who established In previous productions. after January 1, Norton Shoe Store at 977 Main from the bungalow. augurated last May 1, Child Health admission on the part o f John "Mlg- last night to arguments in support a m^r**** o f utmost secrecy.** Directly across from the sector with two male nudists in a special convulsions sometimes associated The event first Initiated by the The D. A. V. specialises and concen­ were privileged to stay saw the Tha lavlshneas of the costumes and "Tbe law requires that a worker street will repeat by popular re­ Defense counsel emphasized thirc Day, with a view to learning how gles" Mazella, 29, rmack, Nick Angelo. Streamers, Noisemakers, with 9,714 oficers, and a depart­ ponents of the Roosevelt administra­ restore true liberalism,” "emanci­ guests on November IS at which EUIsworth Canning, Carl Cubberly; meet In group discussion for this pate them from tbs m or^ degenera- Door and Office committee, Arthur Pumpkins, Paper Napkins, 59c, $1.00, $1.49 mental appropriation of $616,308,800. Friends Feficitate Them. tion. Hoover used the suggestion ot of bate and cure the wounds ot class time they will meet the Coaat Jason Fleming, James Mahoney; purpose. Ths department represen­ tlon in government,” and "provide F. Lashlnske, chairman, Charles Herbert Sedgv/ick, A. R Howes; The preparation of America's sea TO STAFFORD FARMER a coalition, previously advanced also conflict Guards in a snappy football game and Tablecloths, Paper Dish­ Masks, , Character defense Is going forward at a faster tative tabulates the Information in country with paaitive and affirm­ Warren, Edward Wlsotske, Henry at storrs. The Boy Scouts have Foreign Representative, Lawrence survey form. Including existing by Senator Vandenberg o f Michigan, T t can declare Its convictions on es, Favors. Makeups, Accessories. pace than at any time since the Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thrall the rights and responsibilities of ative principles and proposals that Frelhelt, Lawrence Maloney, Robert been Invited each year to a similar Scranton. war. Under the present expansion methods of control of acute com­ West Stafford, Oct. 27.__(AP)__ as another argument for a National will meet these yearnings of the Cotton, James Metcalf. game.« AU bojra in town who be­ Production Staff: For tbe Moth­ municable diseases, supervision of of Vernon received their friends convention. free men. That is the spirit of con­ Mlas Bessie Quinn program the fleet tonnage will be George Elllthorpe, 74-year-old stitutional government. In those people today for a way out and for­ Cloak Room committee, Alfred long to a Boy Scout troop look for­ er's Oub: Mrs. William Crawford Increased to 1,849,000 by 1943. That sanitation, milk and food service Monday afternoon and evening at farmer of this town, died eagly to­ "People fuse or coalesce around ward.” ward each year for thla announce­ ment as the Players scored a pro­ Mrs. Harry Straw, Mrs. Elmer and the like. ramparts it can bold against every Schlebel, chairman, Fred Behrend, MARLOW’S s approximately the tonnage the home of their son Wallace In day In hla home of Injuries suffer­ Ideas and Ideals,” he said, "not ment. A good time la always given nounced success witji a show that Weden, Mrs. Cart Allen, Mrs. Hay­ FOR VALUES The group discussions have shown assault on human liberty.” John Howarth, Joseph Pongratz, which this country agreed not to ex­ ed several hours previously when he around political bargains or strata­ Charles Lssblneke, Fred Johnson, the boys at Storrs in addition to tbe required skUIed handling by the den Griswold. that with coordination of effort Vernon, In observation of their 50th gems.” Against Waiting TUI 1940. ceed under the London naval limita­ anniversary. Assisting them In re­ was struck by an automobile while PUBLISHER G A N N E n Roy Cordner, Howard Brown, Wil­ thrill they receive at watching the players and expert coaching. Mias For The Community Players; tion treaty. existing health facilities may be cro.sslng a highway near his home. Landon said that whatever may In another paragraph. Hoover big game. Helen Elates directed the play and DlrecUon, Helen Estes; Business developed Into a more adequate ser­ ceiving were their sons and daugh- added, "the Republican party can liam Eagleson, Nick Blanchard, Although the treaty expired tcra-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ho received a fractured skull. be done along the lines of a policy David Kerr, Michael Maesaro. t^ tr ic t Commissioner Hayden it smooth presentation was a com­ Robert Glenney; PubUcity, R. s. vice for community health, the bul­ declare the principles ot economy URGES TAX REUET Griswold is in charge of the scouts months ago. Its limitations have Thrall of this town and Mr. and State Policeman V. John Labecky committee or convention "should be Decorations committee, Albert pliment to her ability and hard Potterton; House, Ernest Mailloux; letin reported. In some communi­ which wUl lift a burden from aU attending and the foUowlng scout­ Stage, Walter Henry, George riach- been taken as guides in the current .Mrs. Wallace Thrall of Vernon. The said he arrested the driver, Joseph to the end that It will afford an op­ Gustafson, chairman, Fred Wohlle­ work. building plans. Efforts to bring ties, there u need of additional gen­ who toU. It can declare princi­ masters wUI report to him at once er; Properties. Marion Burr. Doro­ farm home was artistically decorat­ J. Harrington, 27. of Watertown. portunity of expression for all be, Clarence Smith. In their program, tbe players e_- about a new treaty have failed, and eralized public health nurses. Some ples of taxation that will not choke Would Lighten Load On Com­ the number of boys under their thy Hultman; Make-up, Olga En- ed with autumn foliage and gold- Mass., on a technical charge of groups In opposition to the adminis­ Rerfeahment committee, Clarence pressed the hope that the audience President Roosevelt made it clear towns are entirely without this ser­ reckless driving. Bond was set at enterprise and destroy men's Jobs.” panies 'That Distribute Prof­ Jurisdiction who will attend tbe would "laugh long and heartily,” rico. I t 'S T h e T r u t h ! vice. In some areas. It may be ad­ colored flowers in profusion. iLiny tration." Smith, chairman, Fred Wohllebe, that while the United States Is $1,000. Hoover Inserted into his prepared affair; Scoutmasters Frank Craw- and they weren't dloappointed for Acknowledgmenta: Flowera, Pent- visable to have more frequent well lovely baskets of flowers sent for Some critics of the convention its To Employes. assistant ehalrman, 8. B. R. C3ieney, ready to consider new proposals. It Labecky said Harrington saw the address a warning against delaying shaw, RusseU Stevenson, Paul the play waa so ably given and so land the Florist: Music, Potterton child conferences, and more oppor­ the golden wedding celebration add proposal have expressed concern John Learned, David Kerr, Kenneth will not fall behind aa a sea power. pedestrian loom up suddenly before the declaration of principles untU Buffalo, N. Y.. Oct. 27— ( A P I - Moriarty, Danny Shea, Ernest Ir­ replete with humor in Itself that tt A Krah. BIGGEST RADIO VALUE EVER tunities for mothers to secure in­ ed to the beauty of the scene. lest It might further Individual can­ 1940. Smith, Herman Behrend, Elmore “ I believe It entirely consistent the machine, and swerved to the didacies for the 1940 Presidential Frank B. Gannett, publisher, pro­ win and John Derby. Reservations held the close attention of the with our continuing readiness to formation about pre-natal care. It During the receiving periods more ‘"^ e r e Is talk of letting the Hohenthal, Herbert Bidwell, Horace for the scouta attending must be audience for more than two hours. Sunflower seeds are CHECK is now easy to obtain full-Ume left to avoid striking him. The car nomination. posed today that ths govsrnment good halt OFFERED BY MANCHESTER'S limit armaments", he wrote, "to than 76 guests from Manchester. drafting of such a declaration of Learned, Hugh Moriarty, Fred Van made at once. Troops must report It was the first time that such a for rat traps struck an embankment and knock­ Hoover referred lo that argument offer “ tax reller* as an Incentlvs to Toar Coal Order maintain a defense at sea sufficient health service in all towns, the bul­ Wapplng. Rockville, and friends and policy wait until the 1940 national Naas, George Smith, S. L. Cheney, In directly after their next meeting. large number of players were ueces- letins pointed out, for an act of the ed Elllthorpe to the pavement as as a preface to declaring, "1 do not companlea which dlatribute profits With Checkerboard to Insure the preservation of our neighbors in Vemon called to con­ It overturned. convention, be said. “ It should Henry Leister. E. L. G. Hohenthal, While there, the boys wUI be under s:.ry for a production by the Com­ BIGGEST LITTLE SHOP—BARSTOW'S 1985 legislature provides that towns gratulate Mr. and Mrs. Thrall on want any public office.” His state­ be rememiMred that a national con­ to their employes. democratic Ideals and the main' Addressing the convention o t the William Montle, Ward (3ieney, Rob­ the supervision of their scoutmaster munity Players—26 In all — and tenanoe of a righteous peace. may combine resources to form reaching their 60th marriage annl ment started Immediate political vention is busy chiefly with select­ ert Metcalf, Collin Driggs, Frank at all times 4nd wlU be transported every member of the cast contri­ sanitary districts In which that ser­ versary and to extend hearty wishes discussion somewhat like that ing a candidate. You cannot send National Aaeociatton of Oimmerdal to and from the College. AU scouts "W e aa a nation have no plans a t Organization Secretariea, the pub- Cheney, Jr., Fred Geer. buted a fine performance, with Mias LEHIGH COAL conquest; we harbor no imperial vice con be provided Jointly, and for many more years together. PIERSON TOLD TO PAY aroused by Calvin (Joolidge's fam­ 48 men and women Into a room at who have must wear Bess! Quinn taking the most honors designs. War will be avoided by under this arrangement fu n ^ will One of those who called during ous "1 do not choose to run" state­ 9:30 at night and tell them to draft llaher of the Gannett group of them, although uniforms will not be In the featured role of “ Lucy Chase GIGANTIC be available through the department newspapers said; VOCATIONAL ASSOCIATION GENERAL ^ ELECTRIC No Soot! all honorable means." the at home hours was Mrs.'Myra ment in 1927. a platform before 9:30 In the morn­ CONVENES ON FKlOAk s necessity. AU registered Boy Wayne.” wife of the Secretary of Construction of the North Caro­ to bear a great part of the expense. QaHnat of this town who was pres­ WIFE WEEKLY ALIMONY Some commentators noted that ing and stIU expect to obtain a sat­ "Instead of taxing companies for Scouts, In or not, will be State who nursed ambitions to be 2 FOR 1 No Smoke! isfactory result.” not distributing all their profits to lina Is part of the Navy's plan to ent at the wedding of Mr. Thrall Hoover did not say he would "not The 13th annusd convention of the Invited to attend. the» nation's “ First Lady” and No Sound! have 15 battleships regularly In ac­ Asserting "we have had a new etockholdera. I would give tax re­ v.-aan’t at all concerned with the IE U COMFY ASA Bie IRARBB and the former Miss Florence Pres­ accept" a nomination, but that he Connecticut Section, American Voca­ SALE Hera Is Heater Vslael tive service. The keel of a com­ FLAMES DESTROY CHAPEI Middletown, Oct. 27— (A P )—An­ deal In public honor,” Hoover asked lief to those companies that dis­ MY WAY, BUDDY? methods she used In rising to that No Smell I ton of Wapplng. drew Pierson, the amateur golfer, did "not want" an office. tional Association will be held Fri­ Buy One— Get One Free! panion ship, the Washington, will Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thrall bis audience 27 questions "to indi­ tributed profits to their employee. high station. Mias Quinn's part was ordered today by Judge Alfred Debate over President (tooiidge's cate Its significance.” Hoarse day, October 29th, In the Hartford Thoreday. Friday, Saturday ThG TUDOR MODEL be laid In a few months. of East Middle Turnpike gave a remark continued even after Hoo­ "It would be easy to devlae an In­ Canon City, Colo.—Gordon Getz called for her to carry tbe buroen WNk kwvy Salj Ksetrle mtor sag k tgi liai asra AS CHINEE RETREAT C. Baldwin to pay alimony and "Noes" came from the gallery as he State Trade School, 110 Washington escaped from the state insane hos­ The Navy expects to ask for two turkey dinner at their home for ver's nomination by the Republican centive of this sort which would en­ of the speaking lines and she did It -h u t skraM pUM ksu SHiMSm counsel fees to his wife. Gladys asked; courage companlea to give workers street, Hartford. Group meetings for pital. He thumbed a ride with mo­ ARTHUR Checkerboard more $60,000,000 ships next year to their parents. The decorations convention In 1928. It had been In splendidly with,an ease worthy of a Wilkie Harris Pierson, pending the "Con your government broadcast a wage dividend. Instead of en­ tbs various phases of vocational torists and shortly was back in the l.rofesalonal tbesplan. A replace over-age vessels. BEFORE JAP FORCES were gold chrysanthemums and terpreted variously as "I do not care DRUG STORE Sensational | Peed Store outcome of their legal fight. half truths and expect the citizen couraging It to increase production education will be held In the morn­ hospital. Mias Florence Bleri, as "Irene 845 Main St. Manchester rosea. Sisters and brothers of Mrs. Pierson was Instructed to pay his to run” and as " I do not Intend to to tell the truth? ing, followed by a dinner and gen­ Is Heter Valse i Tbe motorlats were atate prison 10 Apel Place TeL 7711 Thrall Sr. were among the 21 who and make larger profits to be “abar- Hibbard,” the wife of a member t f at $KUW 2 Cabbage worms become butter­ (Continued from Page One) wife $30 a week alimony, $40 a run." "Do you think the government, eral program In the afternoon. guards seeking an escaped convict. the Supreme Court and also filled were present. ed with employea and consumers." flies; tomato worms become moths. month for the support of an Infant In his speech last night. Hoover which engages hundreds of paid Gannett also advocated the pub­ most uneasy since the Shanghai son and $600 for counsel fees. added this sentence to bis "do not publicity agents dally and hourly to lication of annual or aeml-annual JUST PR1S» A I eulogize Its official acts, can hold warfare started. Originally, he filed a suit for di­ want” statement: reports by corporations on the num­ •OnONANDTMl E.A.UNIVERSAL Both Start Fires. vorce. charging his wife with big­ "There Is no form of words that the faith of the citizen In what his HOSPITAL NOTES government says? ber of men they employ and their WILL FIT A LL CARS The fires were started by both amy. Later, however, he asked wUl convince a suspicious politician wages and working hours. NIW 0-1 RROI® I Cfhlnese and Japanese. Chinese that the marriage be aimulled In­ that any man under 85 can have any "Is It honest or sportsmanlike to An YtIt'SMT 0«M r») MoUr* Otn tr* ArUtol tt answer the argument, protest or "Certainly It la Just aa daslrable TUNIS ITSIll* modiU Utit bttUr. flitriifi. put torches to buildings to cover Admitted yesterday: Mrs. Ethel stead, alleging that Mrs. Pierson other purpose of Interesting himself that facta about rsturn to labor their retreat from positions they appeal of the citizen by smearing Belanger, Wapplng, Mrs. Ethel W il­ had not obtained a divorce decree In public affairs." shall be known as those about re­ had held for more than two months. son, 46 Strickland street, Fred from her previous husband. him as the enemy of the people? "Does not the wholesale appoint­ turn to capital," be aseerted. Japanese did likewise to drive Chl- Roberta, Jr., 176 Charter Oak street. Pierson also has asked the court A TaIw ne.se rearguard snipers from barri­ ment of government officials by Admitted today: Norman Lyttle, for a declaratory Judgment as to 3 TRAINMEN KILLED politics and not by merit mean a at I12A0 cades and blasted ruins. 199 Center street. whether he Is or is not the father Flames first broke out In Chapel decadence In public morals? What Discharged today: Mrs. Irene Ben­ of child bom one year after the at dawn, when Chinese began their la the morality of the recent return ^ Arm YOUR ON WABASH RAILROAD nett. 15 Ridgewood street. Miss Piersons were married. The golfer to the spoils system? general retreaat. In the after­ requested that he be given sole cus­ OTRES ROT WATER HEATERS UP TO II2J8 noon the northern and western skies Louise Butler, 55 Blssell street. "Can the government repudiate The ‘Big Apple’ Census: Fifty-five patients. tody of the child If the court de­ the covenant of its bonds and expect l-v were clouded with black smoke. Passenger Train Ploughs Demonstrated and Taught Free! HEATER HEATER Over an expanse of six or seven termined he was the boy's father. citizens to hold to their obliga­ THERMOSTATS I Through Stalled Freight; Every Thursday Night By SWITCH HOSE miles, towers of (lame shot sky­ The sliver sword plant Is found Mrs. Pler.'ion has filed a counter tions ? IM A eamphte Hn* to r sO ward. only in the crater of Haleakala, suit charging the golfer with Intol­ Eight Others Are Injured. "Can the government ruthlessly TOM O. OVEBHOLT — At The ran. Insert type West of the settlement, fires HawalL erably cruelty. crush competition and hold the far Cker, Danville, QI., Oct 37.— (A P)—A CLP RADIO L broke out near Shanghal-Nanking business man to fair play? railway tracks, further encircling Wabash railroad passenger train eh Spending Security Fund. the foreign area. route from St. Louis to Detroit "Can the treasury deliberately Paradise Club ploughed Into a stalled freight train manipulate the naarket In govern­ Wllllmantlc, Conn. T9t British and American defense Feather Costumes for Turkey Day ^ No dials to tidst, twirl forces guarding settlement borders -* - ■ • — ' ...... eight miles west of here late last ment bonds and expect the citizen not to do the same thing in stocks? Also An Amateur Floor Show or swish against possible military emergen­ night killing three trainmen and in­ and Dancing IGNITION cies became fire guards as well. juring eight other persona •Ts It moral for a government to No fumbling with knobs TOO As the flames roared on. Japan­ Fire which broke out Immediately collect hundreds of millions from With THE SILVER RHYTHM ■jlf More stations at your ORCHESTRA ese warplanes strafed retreating after ths collision destroyed five the wages of workmen under the PHILCOS'; finger ti^ Chinese with bombs and machine cars and the caboose of the freight promise that they are kept in a Na Cover or Minimum Oa Thoin, gun bullets. The Japanese an­ fund for their security and then ^ Positive in operatioo RHyCAPACin-RitPLAIl train and damaged a combination Big Halloween Party Sat., Oct. SO WpAm Simplified smrt - wavs spend this fund on its current ex­ nounced their forces had occupied mail and smoker on the passenger. N. y . Floor Show. Favora, Etc. •6Hm hM oBtATRR CAracirv-MMD (Thapel. but said a number of Iso­ penses and extravagances? tuning The dead were engineer Harry lated Chinese units remained. "Is It moral for high government No Cover! 'i f Tones itself perfectly — Draper, of Decatur, fireman Harry Dm i'i he a *Sqnattet**t For a 13 Plats ALL STAS Chinese Driven Back. officials to stir hate of group Call 2200 For Beservatloiu. and silently Just west of the Settlement Poe. of Decatur, and B. F. Maggert, against group, of workman against limited time well take your MODIL P-9* boundary, C!hlnese and Japanese 58, Butler, Ind., all of the passenger workman? Is not hate a moral poi­ •Id radio . . . regdrdlees of 'i f Just press a button — armies faced each other from oppo­ train crew. make . . . down payment on that’s sU! 9 T u rn 3 3AN M site banka of winding, muddy. Soo­ Frank Jordan, Decatur, freight chow creek. During the night and train conductor, said he attempted a new 19S8 Donble-A PUlco that giyee yon high speed An- NO MONEY DOWN Touch Tuning (7 buttooi). Stlwu Tob* 13 PUto day of fighting In which Japanese to sicmal the passenger train but SEN'HNEL occupied hapei—China's Alcazar— that Its arsw apparently failed to totaatic Tanina and the Its* FREE TRIAL ing, AFC Tcoc Monitor. Louver Dial, Chinese were driven across the see the swinging lantern in the fog. ,MEN SPOKE ABOUT . . . dined Central Pand for ensy, Vifusl Voinnw CootroL Virail 4-polM Shanghal-Nanking railroad and The freight train was baited by a HER IN WHISPERS... inetant, pradee tnn> Too* ControL Autoostic Bend loiB. down the northwest boundary o f the broken airline. foreign area. Z oI a thundered her naHie One denee . . . a flck of csior. 12-ioch SesbUized Drosaiic S J a A f There were approximately 70 •croft Frtnce Speaker. Bus Coapenutioa. Foreign. Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek's passengers aboard the 13-car train . . there*b yonr i { 'i . r v y V- IS puts warriors dug in along the southern but only ont, Mrs. Fred C. Breitt. etadonl Hmry offer limited. Doincscic Receptioa R.F. bank of the creek, prepared to force Pre-selector Stage. Hand- q>QQ OR SENTINEL Japanese to wage another major en­ of St. Louis, required medical at­ Mr. PAUL MUNr*^ \ dii> radio tention. toma Foil-length Cootols, I gagement. A t nightfall flames lit up the "ni.iif.W Eiii!i. YOUR OLD RADIO MAKES Shanghai sky from the Whangpoo INTERRUPT COHEN CASE ^ S t O O f New Haven, Oonn., Oct. 37— (A P ) THE DOWN PAYMENT GENERAL ELECTRIC -The trial of Henry Cohen o t New 1^'J.5QDINr TRIPLE *r* Ds 1 York, eharged wito transportlag uruTs-wsiir.i stolen securities in Interstate com­ merce, was interrupted today In ZOLA Federal court at the request of de­ Btsa* grcsttai adtkvcaMni with PHILCO 7XX* fense counsel. CMC > - ‘#j R A D I 0 A recess was allowed by Judge '50,000 Carroll C Hindu after Murray Kreindler, Cohen's lawyer, said be T O M O R R O W n CM« mZEtl M Br-M riil 681 wished to obtain a private stenog­ ------u FRIDAY m a i n rapher to make a fi^ transcript of STATE the testimony. MAMCHBSTn | ***' miLCO 4XX* BARSTOW'S STREET The defense asked for. the recess Benson Furniture & Radio VBBDBIVB.OI Dressed In fluttery costumes of turkey feathers, these smTling after a Juiy, Includlag three women, '•8a

mony yesterday of six flUiqases, five UAMGHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 37,1987 PAGE n V E ST. MARGARETS CIRCLE of them girls in their teens and OtELEmrCASE EX-HOME MATRON formerly under his care, that be WEDDINGS if,— -- f,—- - for Garbo ^ LoCal S lock s mony yesterday of six witnesses, five SEE LOWER PRICES LeVerne Holmes iind Dr. David M. PLANS INSTALLATION them. Big Bee-Bothering Bout College Men ~Are Urged COUNITS DOCTORS Caldwel). INVITATION TO PARLEt I^^ IN HIGHWAY SUIT Merz-Renaud TAKES THE STAND Dr. Holmes took part in toe pro­ Miss Lenora Adeline Renaud, Furnished by F. B. Shaw, Ino. FOR NATION’S MEAT gram after a short business acaalon ON FAR EAST CONFUCT dp lighter of Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Ceremonies To Follow Sapper 968 Farmiagton Ave.^ MRS. CHRISTINA JOHNSON Is Staged- By Experts and gave a talk on "Presentation of Renaud of 80 Woodland street, was West Hartford To Build Careers As Cops IN SESSION HERE a Splint," demonstrating toe use of married this morning to John Joseph At Country Club November William B. Blartla (Oentinaefi from Pngo One) two splints for fractures that he ISDECUNEDRYJAPS^ Mrs. Provandie TesH6es Girl has developed himself and haa used Slate Deputy Attorney'Gen- Mere, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mathew 9; Mrs. Holden Is Chairman Local Representative REACHES 75TH BIRTHDAY Waahlngton, OcL 37— (AP) — i > Root isn’t bald, but be "smacked Mem of 148 North Main street. The ’ Bid Asked parenUy has reached its low point, Harrizburg,.Pa., Oct. 27.— (A P )—siting oolleges to interest young men AT with fine results. The guest speak­ That brotherhood of bee-believers— tba )>eas on bla head with enough and, barring unforeseen develop­ Oollege-ihra>Ilege-ihen seeking a career were ' i» toe force”, he said. UDC U l U lg C S l 8MUl€nn|[S er was Dr. Arthur W. Eltinge. pro­ (Oontlnaed fross Page One) ceremony was performed at St. CapL Nat. Bk. A Tr. . — 32 Inmates Had '‘Romances” force to make im for iL eral Brmgs Up Lawyer’s U.idget'a church at 8 o'clock by SL Margaret’s Circle, Daughters Htfd. 0>nn. Trust .. A4 69 Widow Of Aaron Johnson Ob­ the International Beekeepers Con­ ments, win increase steadily during invited today to take a look at toe A high sehool educaUoii or Its fessor of surgery at Albany Medi­ Next came a flva-glrt team of bae- toe next few years. This, he said, is equivalent—which may be ■ eervlce cal School at Albany, N. Y „ and a the rector. Rev. James Timmins, of Isabella, at Ita. meeting last Htfd. Nat. Bk. A Tr. . 28 30 serves Event—Family Ar- ference—blossomed out into a big bewitdiera from > Montgemary Pennsylvania motor police — where vision of their attitude and a who used the single ring service. Phoenix SL Bk. A TY. 280 — With Former Employes. espeeiaUy true of pork production. in toe Army or Navy—la toe only |b Association’s Ifistory member of toe board of examiners A t t « p l To Unseat Bbck. night in the K. of C. clubrooms ranures A Celebration. bee-lteUiering bouL county. Pa. They wsobed their Jobs are opening up for 800 new change of policy t o that o f eoopsta-~ The bridal attendants were Hiss made plans for the Installation of Insurance Stocks Oatbered oa roped-off ground ba- Feed Now Plentiral educaUonai requirement for a Penn­ of the American Board of Surgery. Faith Spillane, cousin of the bride, hands in bees, rubbed them on tbelr men. sylvania motor police recruit. tion between toe two oountrlss. its officers on November 9. The Aetna Casualty...... 70 74 tv/ew the White Houaie and the knees, and dropped some down their Many farmers, short of feed sup­ Dr. Eltinge discussed new develop­ and Raymond Mem, brother of the Mrs. Christina Johnson of 63 Lin­ Held Here Yesterday. ments In certification of surgeons "What Japan asks at toe powifra - ceremony will be preceded by a sup­ Aetna Fire ...... 37% 39% Putnam, OcL 37.— (A P )— Mra Washington MonumenL the dele- backs. plies as a result of toe 1934-36 "There’s quite a good future in To start, a student receives $70 Hartford, Oct, 33— (AP> — AJ' groom. Aetna Life 23 25 den street reached her 75th birth­ this police forep for young college a month but must pay bis own in a talk enUtled “Keeping Up With is that they comprehend fully this J| per at the Manchester Country Philip C. Provandle, former matron ggtw put on an exhibition yaiter- Then speared Hanry Brown of droughts curtailed livestock raising t e t liSTltt'a futU* attempt to un- The bride wore a blue suit with Automobile ...... 24% 27% day, October 36. The day passed day at how much browbeating a men” , said Oimmissloner Percy W, “ mess” bill—$18 to $30 a month. Medical Practice.” need. Their cooperation baaed on fox collar and corsage of garden'as club at 8:30. Mrs. John Holden Is qidetly, messages and congretula- Ciape May Court House. N. J. He acUvlUes. Now, however, with One of the most successful and aaat Juatica Black figured today In chairman of the committee of ar­ Conn. General ...... 26% 29% at the Windham county temporary bee will iMtr )>efore )>ecomiag bel­ dumped a whole box ef bees on bis Foote, the retired admiral of toe Upon gradusUon, be is classed as a Dr. Maurice T. Root of West such a comprehenstoa can alone, aha and yellow roses, and the maid of tions were received from neighbors plentiful supplies of feedstuff avau- Hartford, president of the Hartford • OaBPacUcut court battle for con­ rangements. Mrs. Herbert Fisher Hartford Fire ...... 63 66 home for children, testified today ligerent. head, and then put a bandful of abls, toe number a t hogs and catUe U. 8. NaVy who last July took com­ private, second class, and gets $90 most largely attended semi-annual 'oelleves, contribute effectively to '3 honor was attired In a black velvet Hartford Steam Boiler 58 64 and friends, and in the evening the mand of the combined state police a month as "base pay", plus cer­ County Medical Society, presided toe stabilization of Bast Asia." ‘J trol o f the Stote Highway Depart- of Hartford will be the guest speak­ that girl inmates of the institution E. R. Root of Medin% Ohio, wav­ them in hia mouth—stingers and all. has doubled aiul trebled on many raeeUngs of the Hartford <3ounty suit with fox collar and corsage of National Fire ...... 80 83 surprise celebration came when 60 ing a hatful of squirming bees, was and highway patrol. tain allowances which increase hii at the meeting. Foreign Minister Hlrota summeo. J gardenias. er. Mrs. Fisher Is a member of the had "romancea" with former em­ of the members of her family and Root—while he ^plsuded Brown farms. Medical Society took plate at the BtMt Board of Education, the State Wel­ Phoenix Fire ...... 72 75 the first la the ring. —commented: State officials, shocked by more income to about $140. ed United States Ambassador uf The U. S. Supreme Court ruled On their return from an unan­ Koasla Insurance .... 5% 7 ployes while she and her buiband re.stlves gathered at the Johnson Farmers who faar lack -at demand than 2,000 Pennsylvania highway Masonic Temple last night with 125 Joseph C. Grew asHTBritlah Amhas- fare Council and a former member ‘T want," he shouted, “a bald- “Mr. Brown has stuffed h|s pants on toe premise that American con­ There is an automaUe pay in­ nounced wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Travelers ...... 400' 420 were in charge there. home, and expressed their greetings headed man to slam this on.” accident fatalities so far this year, members of toe organizaUon in at­ It is permissible to send alli­ sador Sir Robert Leslie Cralgls and ^ that Levitt had no standing In court Mem will live at 148 North Main of the General Assembly.’ Inside his socks. I don’L. Whtn the sumers are losing their taste for crease of $10 a month for every gators through toe mall if they do The 58-y^r-otd woman took the tn person. A typical Swedish ’ Silence—except for the beee’ have ordered toe motor police en­ yepr up to five years toe patrolman explained toe grounda for Japan's ta his motion to unseat Justice street and will bo-at home to their The reception committee for the_ Public UUUty Stocks stand in. Superior Court to defend bees buss up my Isg, I Just shake meat can take the word of Thomas tendance. A feature of the session not exceed 30 Inches In length. Smorgasbord was arranged by the buxxing—greeted him. them ouL I think it’s a poinL don’t listment raised from 1,100 to 1,600 remains in that rank. After five refusal. wiaeir because he could not show friends after November 1, in their Installation will be composed of past Conn. Lt. and Pow. .. 84 58 Provandle, whose trial on a charge daughters and greatly enjoyed by B. Wiloon, Chicago packer, that this waa toe admittance of twenty-three presidents of the Circle, with Mrs. "Ail right,” he said, "here goes." you?” ’Imraedlately” to press a safety years, toe raise amounts to $8 a newly furnished apartment. The Coon. Pow ...... 41 43 of Indecent assault neared a close. all present. Reminiscences and the Is not toe case. ' drive. new members. Including Dr. A. B. that he suffered any special damage James H. McVeigh as chairman. Htfd. Elec. Lt...... 82% 84% month yearly. as a dtlsen than was sustained gen- bridegroom is a barber in the em­ Mrs. Provandle said that Rita usual socitd pastimes whiled the "The American consumer,’' said However, beyond toe hurry-up Sundquist of this toa-n. ploy of his father. He is an active The others are the first president, Hartford Gas ...... 27 81 "Meanwhile, toe man will have eraSy by the public through the Martlneau, ' Important wltneaa for evening away. Wilson, "eats all toe meat tola Uve- task of recruiting 500 unmarried become a private, first class” , Foote A golf tournament in toe after­ member of Hose Company No. 2 of Mrs. George H. Williams, Mrs. Rob­ So. New Eng. Tel. C3o. 147 182 Mrs. Johnson was remembered win was toe fourth straight for toe Blaek appointment. ert Carney. Mrs. Andrew Healey, the state, who "always seemed to SPANISH REBELS Olymples. Manager William M. stock producers send to market and men of good physique and adequate added. "The base pay for that rank noon preceded the evening meeting, the Manchester Fire department Manufacturing Stocks think a lot of me," and Vernon with many lovely gifts. In some would take mere if it were available. education. Commissioner Foote said Dennla P. O’Connor, deputy at- and a former non-commissioned of­ Mrs. Charles Donahue. Knig is trying to arrange a scrlee of la $1400 a year plus allowances, which began with a dinner served toiaay gencoal appeared in Super­ Acme Wire ...... 31)4 33% Brown, former inmate of the bbrne- cases the relatives pooled their con- It Just has not been avmUable in toe he wanted to build for the future. with a $10 monthly raise every by Urbano Osano. Tony O'Bright ficer in the CJ4.0. Members who plan to attend the Am. Hardware...... 20% 22% tributlons. She received many games with toe All Rockville team ior Court hero t^ a y before Judge installation of officers of the Wln- and an employe there, bad on “in­ PLAN NEW DRIVE for too Tolland county champion­ last year or so in normal quanti­ He confided be bad an appoint­ year. entertained with selections on hls ^ y o i / a John A. Cornell and presented a Arrow H and H, com. 40 43 beautiful flowers. ties.” ment this week vyito one college "It may be some Ume before he sted Assembly Sunday afternoon, Bllilnga and Spencer . 384 484 terlude" once In the basemenL ship. xylophone, after which Dr. Noah rimtiar argument in challenge of The wltneaa added quickly, how­ Mrs. Johnson was the former Another factor in favor of toe man (University of Pennsylvania) gets another promotion, but toe Burr welcomed the visiting physi­ Lockman-Johnson November 14, should get In touch Bristol Brass ...... 38<4 41% Miss (^rUthia MagneU. When a (Oonttamed from Page One) ths right of the Connecticut Rural Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Johnson of ISO with Mrs. Philip Carney. ever, that Rita confided to her later farmer la toe scant supply of meat who la interested in a police career. pay for higher ranks—corporal, cians to Manchester. The local Roads Improvement Association to Collins Co...... 110 120 child of 7 she came with her par­ ”In toe spring, about toe Ume strgeant and on up toe tine through Oj|Lk street announce the marriage Mrs. Frederick McCarthy won Colt’s Pat. Firearms . 46 49 that ‘It did not go to serious pro­ capitulation to the insurgent oSen- in storage, which at one time re­ committee in charge of arrange­ w tfii a court ruling restoring the of their daughter. Miss Lillian Ida portions." ents to Manchester. In 1888 she was cently was reported the lowest smee young men are looking for Jo)>s aft­ toe commissioned grades, increases ments for toe affair consisted of Dr. first prize In bridge at the card par­ Eagle Lock ...... 16 18 married to the late Aaron Johnson, slvq that wiped out government re­ rhe Poet’s Column er graduation, I am thinking of vla- highway department to the control Johnson, to William . C. Lockman of ty which followed last night's meet­ At another time, Mra. Provandle toe World War. NaturaUy tots correspondingly.’’ D, C. T. Moore aa chairman. Dr. of Oommladoner John A. Macdon­ Fafnir Bearings...... 108 118 one of the outstanding cltlzena of sistance in the northwest. Pasadena, California. The ceremony ing. Mrs. Ward Strange, second. In Gray Tel Pay Station ' 6 7 said Rita and Vernon met in the OBKDUSNCB would have a stabilizing influence on i C O B M M ald. Manchester and its representative (Insurgent advices also said the was performed in Pasadena on Sat­ setback Mrs. John Holden won first Hart and (tooley .... 200 228 brooder house where be gave her Burgee headquarters bod been noti­ the price of "meat on toe hoof." Mr. O'Connor charged that the urday, September 28, by the Rev. In the legislature for two terms. He a i r X T R l P L E M prize and Mrs. John Buckley scc- Hendey Mfg. Co...... 8 10 cigarettea. served as selectman of the town for fied that a "considerable number of 'T o obey is better than aaerillce" During toe coming year, dating plalntlira, bringing an action In Kenneth ^ am . and. The door prize wa.s won by Landers, Frary A Clk. 28 30 Leah Contois, another state wit­ The word of (Sod doth say. from October 1, 1937, hog raisers equity as taxpayers have not been Mr. and Mm. Lockman are living three terms. Mr. Johnson came from persons” w en leaving Madrid and Mrs. Michael Gorman. Cake and Mann A Bow, Class A — 8 ness at the opening of trial yester­ Fweden In 1879 and for a abort time creesing the nearly year-old siege Saul's answar to Samuel n-ould net have opportunity to supply 13 mil­ S IX C U P ^STORES ^ Injured by the ruling of former At­ in Pasadena, where the bridegroom coffee was served at the close of New Brit. Mcb., com. 28 27 day who testified that Provandle bad suffice lion pounds of pork, toe difference torney Qeneral EMward J. Daly that Is employed by the Baker Elec­ worked In the Cheney Mills. Later lines into Franco’s territory. ALL ELECTRIC the games. . do., pfd...... 90 lOO molested her, was quoted by Mra he entered the employ of the late (War communiques from both In- To please toe Lord that day. between toe amount this country ex­ “Down Under” in Australia, as we consider them geo- highways were “real assets of the tronics Corporation. North and Judd .... 27% 29% state^ and came under the Juris- Provandle aa saying that Albina William H. Cheney, who conducted surgei^ and the government cited ported prior to tost date and toe GLASS Peck, Stow A Wilcox 7% ' 9% BIzon, former laundress and also a Manchester’s largest store, after a scattered engagements on various 'Tis through aacrlflce God makes amount Imported. This, too, should gi-aphically, where there are less than three people per dlettaa of Public Wortu Commis- Russell Mfg. Co...... 26 29 COFFEE-MAKER aloaar Robert A, Hurley. state’s witness had met Edward few years he opened a store for fronts but said the activity was con­ known to man have a stabilizing Influence on RESCUE 12 PERSONS TRUCK STRIKE CASES Scovii] Mfg. Oo. .... 29 31 Lapointe, former farm band at the himself on (^estnut street and was fined mostly to artillery duels. Both pricec. Jlskst SiUeiMH *Tt ^>penrs you are taking notice The awfulneee at sin. square mile and many of them are not white, Savings W ffM f ( ( t t St UW Stanley Works ..... 39 41 place. In the home basemenL one of the town’s leading grocers. sides reported fighting In the Uni­ UUt la s Ji«y. OIL BURNERS of the Levitt case in the Supreme Torrington ...... 29 81 Saul’s ill-gotten sheep would spoil No "Otber Women” Mr. Johnson died in January 1934.. versity sector, on the northwestern OmbsM s v ttk c u m ,” Judge Cornell remarked to IN NEW HAVEN FIRE SET FOR NEXT WEEK Union Mfg. C o ...... — 9 toe whole plan Mir. O'Cnmor. The witness substantiated her edge of Madrid.) If such ware offered Him. Banks Deposits have passed the $98,- e ^ .k kssUsf Romance to a symphonic accompaniment was Hollywood's predie*' U. S. Envelope, com . — 70 MAN FOUND IN RIVER. MONTAGUE FREED "Tea, I am," Mr. O'Connor re­ husband’s testimony saying that m Less Than 80 Miles N ^ Haven, O ct 27.—Twelve . Hartford, OcL 23,— (A P )— Mo­ tion for Greta Garbo—an accompaniment by Leopold Stokowski do., pfd...... 118* 120 plied. all of their 37 years of married life A drive from Teruel to Sagunto Why not obey God, Whose wisdom 000,000 mark. persons including an elderly invalid tions for separate trials in the ca.scs whose pleading, commanding fingers have swept many a romantic Veeder Root, new . . . 45 47 Hartford, OcL 37.— (A P )—The OB the sea, less than 80 miles on an Ernest L. Averlll, counsel for the and four small children were res­ Whitlock OoU Pipe .. 8 10 he "never paid any attention to any and grace OF THEFT CHARGE I of the, 16 men held on various melody to a climactic crescendo. Stokowski's continued attentions other women." body of a man, discovered floating arterial highway, would carry out plaintiffs and Mr. O'Connor clash­ cued from a smoke-charged three- charges In connection with the re­ New York Bank and Ina. Stock In the Connecticut river this morn­ Is good and kind and true. ed when the former offered the re- to the queen of e.xotic silence have startled the film colony. Mrs. The matron "got along well” with the long standing threat of ths low­ Who wants to give us in Heavsn a story tenement building during the cent truck strike were denied today Stokowski moved to Nevada, noted for quick divorce laws. FUia Bank of New York .. 418 428 ing, waa brought to shore by Radio er Araigon insurgents. (OonUnned from Page One) | There’s a record to be proud of organlxation commission’s report night when fire threatoned to de­ by Superior Judge Arthur F. Ella. the girl inmates, she said, except Policemen Waiter Abel and Peter place as evidence that the General As­ star and symphony director were silent. Bankers Trust ...... 51% 83% for a few minor "troubles natural" Half the dlstzmce is over steep Offering His all to you. stroy the structure. " 'Ihe damage Judge Ells also denied motions Chase ...... 33% 38)4 MIkkelaen, who with Detective and difficult mountain terrain but courtroom and handed down the ' sembly had no intention of placing to the building was estimated at for a bill of particulara and for in such a place. Thomas O. Farrell, were dispatched and further proof that people every­ iPohr Cab MIXER and the Highway Department under the Cniemlcal ...... 46 48 Lena Vltiaz, an Inmate in 1936 the remainder is open country. verdict: $2,000. — more specific statement from State's Continental ...... IS 18 to the river bank. Advisers who visited the Teruel Hls infinite reasons some day we "We find toe defendant not guilty IIICB EXTRACTOl Jcrtadirtlon of the Public Works De. Heroic work by a parent of the Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn. planned to run away in November The man was later identified oa shall knew partmant Com Eixchange ...... 50 52 front where the \7alraela forces of first dtgres robbery." where who want to have money safely children, several firemen and police­ Two demurs to the Information ABOUT TOWN Guaranty T r u s t...... 280 250 of that year with several other chil­ William Barry, who until recently were entrenched a few milea east of The how and when and why. Tbe spectators Jumped to their Mr. O’Oonnor objected to the pro- men prevented the outbrmk from charging conspiracy were overruled dren. On a Sunday when the others bad been stopping at a State street He can His blessings oa them bestow eee dings, saying Umt the commls- First National . .. '.. 1828 1875 the city expressed belief the moun­ feet and cheered lustily; Montague f*»ts with s t a a t T ^ O * * . being more serious. by the court. N. Y. Stocks Irving ...... 11. 18 returned from church, the witness rooming house. The body was tains made the government posi­ Who with His will comply. was all smiles. kept for them use the Savings Bank ahm’s report was n o t a state law Howard J. Bogart, father of four Five attorneys reprc-sentlng the All members of the class of 1937.4. said, Lena waa mUslng. She was viewed by the medical examiner and and therefor had nothing to do with are reqiie.stcd to attend a meeting Manhattan i ...... 24 26 tions impregnable but offered no Reproved by OoorL children who were asleep on the top 16 accused appeared before Judge found later at the home of her sis­ removed to an tmdertaklng parlor. This Important lesson seems hard to this case. He took an exception to Thursday evening, Oct. 28 at 8 Manufact. Trust..... 41 43 greater defense power than the ter­ But elderly, presiding county floor and who dlscovei^ the flre. Ells Tuesday to argue motions for Adam Exp ...... 10)4 National City Bank . 31 33 ter in Danielson. learn method. Mr. AveriU's move. Patrolman George V. Stanton and o'clock at the High school to discuss rain through which the insurgents Judge Harry B. Owen banged bis separate trials and more specific Air Rcduc ...... 88 New York T ru s t___ 106 112 Lena and Marjorie Baato, an em­ had fought to liquidate the Gijon, But true it is today: Mr. O’Connor, arguing for a de- Edward J. Reilly plunged Into the Information. plans for a class reunion. gavel, ordered toe spectators out of H murier. claimed that the plalntlfta Alaska Jun ...... 10>4 Public ...... 30 32 ploye, had frequent disagreements or Asturian, fronL That as soon aa we do God's wUi toe aisles and looked sternly at toe i b e ^ 16 choking atmosphere of the building All of the men have been charged and on one i^lscaslon Marjorie slap­ discern had no eaae not only because they to make an assist In the rescue The G Clef club of the Emanuel Allegheny ...... 1 \ Title Guarantee .... 6% 8% The insurgents were having trou­ Jury. Get the Habit of Depositing Regularly in tn an Information alleging a gen­ ped Lena’s face, the matron said. ^ Tis best that we obey. are not Injured by the change In the work. eral conspiracy and several In­ Lutheran church will entertain the Allied Chera ...... 1S8V4 Insurance ble getting equipment to Teruel be­ “Gentleman, thia verdict la not in administration of the department American (Newark) . 9% 11 Urgele Lafrance, Arthur C. Keith, cause their railroad from Zarsgosa accord with what I think you A Csnffleto Une sf rhsthaOs They found two of Bogart’s chll- stances of alleged breach of the Beethoven Glee club at a Hallowe’en Am ...... 90 but that they had not used the dlren, Donald 4, and Patricia, 7, In peace, assuidt, Intimidation and American Reserve . . . 20 22 county commissioners, and former to the north was being constantly And oiiedlenca to parents Is God’s should have returned. IliaL how­ 'far JsTsallM, Asatann and Send-Piss. party to be held at the Gilead Com­ Am Home Prod ...... 37 poper legal method. He contended bed and Howard, 18, and Lola, 11, damage to property In connection munity House. It will be a costume American Surety . . . 39% 41 Commiasionbr Albert J. Cavanaugh strafed by government gunnere. command ever, is up to you.” a ’’ Javcsile Yoothan REGULATION POoifSAX th u mandamus proceedings should Am Rad St S . . . . LalUmore American . 5% 6% teatified that Provandle’s character, Last nlgbt’a government com­ This promise to them gave. Before toe Jury was discharged, badly overcome by smoke. Mrs. with the truck strike which was ... 12H ^ * > la d 4 frss i«e a B iM ^ .n M sfr Yrwj.tei have been brought and not an In- affair and all members of the two Excess ...... 4% 6 munique mentioned that the strate­ and Just after defense counsel James THE SAVINGS BANK Carmela Amato, an invalid, was terminated earlier In the month. clubs are requested to dress for the Am Smelt ...... 84 honesty and morals were “beyond That their da}re might be long upon Junction. Fid. and Deposit .... 100 104 reproach." gic artery was under flre again yes­ toe land M. Noonan personally thanked toe brought safely to the street by Offi­ Trial has been set for November 3. occasion. Am Tel and Tel .. ...181)4 f - shaped with valve Judge Oomell took the case under cer Lynch while Bogart and Officer Great American .... 10% 31% Besides these 10 character wit- terday along with insurgent posi­ If children would behave. Jury, Montagiie rose with a smile type UsddtrJ Am Tob B ...... 7184 Halifax ...... 21 23 on bis face and said: OF MANCHESTER "ihladdcr. •dvIseBicnt but not before be Indl- Stanton roused and directed other Am Wat Wks .... neaaea were called. tions. at a place called "The Para­ famlUea to the open air. The regular meeting of the Army . . . 11)4 Hanover ...... 27% 29% pet of Death.” "Gentlemen of toe Jury—" eated a probable ruling on whether and Navy club auxillai^ will be Anaconda ...... 28S Provandle, also charged with em­ God pity toe children who never or not the association membem NEW LONDONER DIES Home Ins...... 28 30 bezzlement In connection with the learn Judge Owen banged bla gavel. O FFIC IAL Fo o t b a l l held In the clubrooms tomorrow Armour, III ...... 784 Home Fire Security . 2% 3% 'This is no show," he barked. ‘Tuy rski MWklds — SssUs t have a rfgtit to oome into court in night at 9 o'clock. A social time Atchison ...... 40H home’s affairs, faced Judge Eklward From parents hew to mind. _ .mail ito sad aueh an actloo. SEEKS STA1E POUCE Mass. B onding___ 38 42 J. Quinlan today in whose hands And toe few who do this treasure It took toe Jury four and one-balf * welffct IN HARTFORD OFHCE with refreshments will follow the Aviation C o r p __ _ . . . 8H National Liberty .... 684 784 hours to reach Its verdict. On toe F9 The Judge asked Hr. Averlll If be meeting in charge of Mrs. Mabel Baldwin CT ...... 884 rest his acquittal or conviction. FINKELSTEIN’S STAFFORD SPRINGS discern IMt aatiafled that be had adequate­ North River ...... 21% 23% The 68-year-old man denied testl first balloL a member said, toe Jury­ ‘“ •'”'“ '1 1 'I'I iiVii iiiViiiiV'''’'''’ r * n u j ^ M i FOR HARTFORD POLLS Thornfcldt and her committee. Balt and O h io ___ . . . 12% Prof. Wash...... 25% 27)4 i :« NI \ 11 XI Are surely bard to find. men stood 7 to 8 for acquittal; toen> ly eoyered this phase of the case In Hartford, Oct. 27.—(AP) — Bendix ...... 12% Dr. William L. Higgins of South Football Jwwrs. g | 9 his memorandum, filed in answer to Thomas R. Murray. 72. a retired real Pref.-Accldent .... 14 16 10 to 3 and finally 11 to 1 with the Mr. and Mrs. John Q. Crhgln Beth Steel ...... 47% Seaboard Surety .... 24 28 Covsatry, former United States Between those who de and those plumber foreman, Edward Blanch­ iOsalnutiae I O’Connor's demurrer. Hartford, Conn., Oct. 27—(AP) — estate dealer in New London, died have moved from Bouthington to Borden ...... 21% (Songressman from this district will who do not The gtatus of the plalntlSs must suddenly this morning in the inter­ Security Ins...... 26% .28% ard, the last to hold out for convic­ Mairor Thomas J. Spellacy, deter­ the house at 474 Main street. They Can I’a c ...... 884 Springfield Fire A Ma. 106 112 be toe principal speaker at toe G. The better or toe worse: tion. SHOTGUN he' settled fimt, the court stated. mined to havs "no question what­ nal revenue office tn the federal have two children who attend the Case (J. I.) ...... 101 O. P. Round-Up sponsored by toe Just how they behave resembise a The Ammusitien Sun Life ...... 400 450 Montague planned to spend a day of (^aqriosa lir. Averlll said that the plaln- ever concerning an honest election," building, where he was waiting to Lincoln school. Mr, Oagln Is with C^hes and Ohio ...... 38% Stafford Republican club to be held lot or two in Albany with hls counsel, Uffa are taxpayem whose money see Collector Thomas S. Smith. U. S. F. and G...... 14% 16% bmwh l A l wants state policemen on duty at the Hartford Motor CTar company. Cllirysler ...... 68 Westchester ...... 28 27 Tbure^y night at toe Stafford A blessing or a curse. then go to hls Syracuse, N. Y., home must be spent on highways under Hartford polls during the city elec­ Medical Examiner Henry N. Cos­ Coca Cola ...... 109 Springs Hotel. Other speakers tello said death was due to a heart to "g iv e serious consideration to my ^swaat..aa. the sole Jurisdiction of the highway tion Nov. 2. Col Carbon ...... 83 scheduled on toe program include, motoer'a condition." P ■ CM. B lfU l ^ attack, for which Mr. Murray had W.\R II.M.TS nEI’ORT.VnO.’V You train your chlldrao or they will commissioner. After conferring with local police Col Gas and E l ___ ... 8% Louis Ooodsell of Bethel, chairman train you Mrs. Mary Moore, Montague’s f ssAagnm mtm a 9 M The statute on this point has nev­ been undergoing treatment for some officials, the Mayor asked Col. An­ Coral Inv T r ...... 48)4 SIX AMERICANS HOLD of toe Ckmnectlcut Young Republi­ This truth we know quite well. gray-haired mother, haa been In er been repealed “unless by Impli­ thony Sunderland, state police com­ time. Waterbury. Oct. 27— (A P )—The Coml Solv ...... 884 can clutM, and Cliff Knight of Ver­ falling health. Two days ago, she cation,’’ Mr. Averlll, a former dep­ Identification was made by Con­ non. cartoonist and member of toe The parents ought to know best missioner, yesterday to assign to Spanish war may save a Waterbury Cons Edison ...... 23% what to do w alk^ into toe courtroom here and uty attorney-general, stated. gressman William Fitzgerald, of man, Jose Frias, 37, from deporta­ Cons Oil ...... 10 $150,000 SWEEP TICKETS reportorial staff of. toe Hartford Hartford for election day duty Norwich, an old friend of Mr. Mur­ And 'Us for them to tell. said her ion waa at home in bed toe Legality Of Contracts "whatever state police you may be­ tion. It was revealed today by Im­ Cont Can ...... 47% Times. A roast beef dinner will be night of toe robbery. ray. ...84 served followed by entertainmenL Re questioned the legality of con­ lieve should be sent here." migration authorities. Com Prod ...... Montague sold it 'la too remote" Mr. Murray had been active in Del Lack and West ... 884 (CVmtinnrd from Page One) EYES EXAMINED - GLASSES FITTED Mrs. Lester Randall waa elected The obUd to do this and not to do tracts amounting to about $100,000. Spellacy said be was asking for John Trippe, inspector for the to say whether he would enter toe $ Democratic politics in New London. Douglas Aircraft .. ... 3184 SMALL WBEKLV PAYMENTS president of toe Weet Stafford that Odd Fellows BINGO which Commissioner Hurley has let the aid of state police because, since He was a candidate for congressman United States Immigration bureau Powell. 811 Mt. Royal avenue, Cum­ National or British golf toumamenta at Hartford told Llcuts. Fred Hic­ Du Pont ...... 128 Mothers’ (Hub at a meeting held Their w&y through life to guide. and declined comment aa to whether Ha also raised the question of where he Is head of the city police depart­ In 1922, and had been a member of berland, Md. RICHARD STONE And if you don't do iL look out toe ment under the charter, "some key and Patrick Movlan who arrest­ Kastman Ko^ak .. ...168 yesterday. Other officers elected be would play aa an amateur or a the money went if towns were not the Board of Assessors In New OPTICIAN were: vice president, Mrs. George "brat" small portion of our people may ed Frias last night that It Is not the Elec and M us...... 4% profeoaion^ ------ii-TUBE Console r a d io reimbursed by the state highway London for nine years. . . . 23*4 PUNCH WINS RAf« Wna. J, Bergeron. UptometrM McQuald;----- secretary, Mrs.■■ August ■ sUn WlU some day hurt your pride. question whether or not the local custom of the Immigration bureau Elec Auto Lite . . . He waa emphatic, howfivar, that Tomorrow Night—8:30 wiUi Uie NEW ELECTRIC department for funds used in anti­ He leaves five sons, Arthur of Gen Elec ...... 4084 Newmarket. England, OcL 37.— 789 Mala SL State Theater Bldg. Tel. 4130 Qrennan;Irennan; treasurer. Mrs. WaltWalter cipation of state aid. ^ llce are doing or will do their full Boston; Edward and Robert of to deport a man to a country in he planned no exhibition matches tn which there is war. Gen Foods ...... 32% (A P )—Punch won the Ceaarwltch SUbblns. The next meeting of toe T o obey is bettor than oacrifice. toe old Scotch game in which hia These are interests which entitle duty." New London; Thomas and James,, club will be held on Nov. llt o at \i iiiM/Vni: "My sole desire," the Mayor said. Frias admitted to the local detec­ Gen Motors ...... 3984 Stakes over two miles and a quar To de God’s will Is basL ability won him nation-wide acclaim cA the plaintiffs to come Into a court who are In New Jersey. He also Gillette ...... 10% toe home of toe presIdenL Mrs. All that we can offer wlU net suffice •'Is that every elector of this city leaves a brother, William, and a sla­ tives that he entered this country ter here today. It was the 99th run­ and a tribute by professional golfer of equity and Inslat that the hlgh- Hecker P r o d ...... 7% Randall. When sin Is not confessed. George Von Elm oa "toe world's TI M Mi n iv n iiii, aray fimd be administered legally may be assured he can exercise his ter. Mrs. A B, (i^olllns, of New I-on- Illegally ten years ago from Spain. ning of the classic. Fet was second Hudson Motors ...... 8% and Solar Bear third. Norman Belcher waa elected greatest'golfer.” ODD FELLOWS HALL It TTI for the taxpayers. Mr. Averlll said. franchise with the most complete don. He lived at 28 Rogers St., He, and John Borges, Portuguese, Int Harv ...... 78% prsaidcDt of toe newly organised freedom from Interference of any New London. of this city, will be given a hearing The winning colt Is owned by T. In war, in busineae, at school or at “There are plenty of good profes- Mr. O’Connor maintained that the Int Nick ...... 45% Men’s club of Staffordville at a home ilonsla In toe business." he assert­ fnrosMAiics. plaintiffs had no case for the high­ nature." The body was taken In charge by at Hartford this week the detec­ Int Tel and Tel .. Weathead. FeL owned by Mra. Sid­ meeting held recently. Other of­ BmbIi AMteKMttt Onlnl tives said. . . . 6% ney Freeman, waa second last y tx r There is no other way. ed. "Why should I do any pro­ wtaamiftliy «kii way funds are being used according James P. O'Brien, undertaker. Johns ManvlUe ...... 84 ficers are: vice presidenL George iiM FTMi «Ry «M if Pw Ml Thirty one horsea ran. PROPERTY To succeed here and now and in fessional exhibition playing?" - /.I-’..,. 1 to law and "It makes no difference PROTESTS REUCCED TKAIhE Belcher; secretary, Joseph Bebwan- TURKEYS AS PLAYING AND nneod IR % vd wnmt Matt t«Mi Kennecott ...... 3484 Ume to come to the plaintiffs whether the work Norwich. Oct. 27.—(A P )—Con­ Leh Val Rd ...... Two American entries, Idaho, da; treasurer, Francis Fagan; ex­ The pulse does not record all ti meaetiy ud pgrtmOf. As «ikk Mii Kim m owned by A. K. Macomber, and Fox We must God’s win obey. •wttchlRt m RR tteemt Ught. YU actwl tmdm k is being done by Commissioner Mac­ gressman William J. Fitzgerald to­ Llgg and Myers B ecutive cominittee, George Scussel toe hsart l>eata. Cases have )>ecn «HW f i PM IF • ttttte Kactrto donald or Commissioner Hurley so Loew’s ...... Star, owned by Ctorlette Glorney. and Joseph PragL pnpst MtMR CRR k$ msSf tdmed, • KM li |BMiC day wired Secre.ary of Slate Cor­ Seeing Spots Before Your Eyes? Would we Itere and there abide In found where a man, whose pulse SPECIAL PRIZES long as the state Is performing the dell Hull expressing bis protest and Lorillard ...... were unplaced. Mrs. Joseph O’Oiin of Gold street was only 60 )>eats per minute, had •koM mKi lar K- OWNERS OF Hls love M pfRpsr Ml Punch, the wlnnw, waa 17 to 1 in is spending a few days visiting with duties prescribed by statute." objection to the reduction In tarilT Mont Ward ...... a heart that tieat 180 tiroes per kum. The legality of the contracts let Nash Kelv ...... the betting. Fet was 30 to 1 and her sisters, Mrs. Joseph Footanella Learn to trust and obey: minute. rales or to any agreement by the For In that Kingdom Gbd’s buUdlng •■p II m Om I by Mr. Hurley has not been ques- United States to lower such rates. Nat Else ...... Solar Bear 100 to 8. and Mrs. William Durand on Walker BAST FAT ' tiosied by the contractors, the towns Nash Cash Reg . . . The three placed horsea were streeL Manchester. above New York a t y haa enough tele­ D oor Prize • V k o n PLAIT ^ './i He said in his wire: "I am un­ Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Lusa of Bl- He there must have Hls way. SmaS Cnm CUtgR or anybody but those bringing this alterably opposed to an agreement Nat Dalrv ...... among the leaders oJ* The way. The MANCHESTER phone wires to reach to the moon Ungton were toe recent guests of suit, Mr. O'Connor stated. to lower existing tariff rates where Nat D istill...... four-year-old Punch was a length in A. E. FISH and back 88 times. other Prizes include Electrical Appliances, Blankets, etc. N Y Central...... Mr. and Mrs. Antonio , Lusa and No Complaints such reduction and the resultant in­ front at the finish, with two lengths Tliero is no complaint from any NY NH and H . . . separating Fet and Solar Bear. A \ family of Brown Avenue. ^ TRA D E IN YOUR OLD S E T crease of Imports will effect the pro­ North Am ...... ^ Announcement is made at toe of the town that local tax funds duction of American-made goods." laat-mlnuto betting rush had made Your Attention Please! W . Wni Allow You Up To r - are not spent on the hlghwaj-s. and Packard ...... Faltea vos Jeux a clear favorite, but engagement Miss O. Virginia Param Piet ...... Msjison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. fer it toward this sew MODERN there la no charge of any trouble FIRE U.VMAHES NEWS PL.ANT he finished well out of the money. Give the Assessors your cooperation and between Hurley and Macdonald Penn ...... George C. ManSon of Springfield. 25 GAMES 35c The race waa run under poor over construction of the highways. Keesevllle. N. Y.. Oct. 27— (A l’ ) Phelps Dodge .... weather conditions, a steady rain, Mass., to AUyn Graves Dlmock son Mr. O’Coimor pointed out, referring —Fire of undetermined origin cau.s- Phil Pete ...... save a penalty of 10% which will be at Mr. and Mra LaVergne Dimoek ed damage estimated at 2.1.000 t>' having made a sponge of the track. a t West Stafford. No date baa been I t-TUBB Jh I to the status of the highway de­ Pub Serv N J .... Fallead, entered by King George, partment as under “a dual control." the weekly Es.ir1aaictleB over the highway rood ooostructioa crew near Men- The tongusa of some moths and Weir and Doris TTyon. 'Tbs pro- OF MANCHESTER aplaea The local toam were in S E R Y lca stand back six or seven feet Then it becomes the portrait of a butterfUea ars aw kng aa their oaads ora for the beacllt e f the *The Little Store With the Big Bargains’* aa pcovMbd by atato a^tutca. very Ridely-known American citizen. control of tho gamo Big Alteration Sale! s T o m m bodies. church. Leeks S d i 1095 MAIN ST.- PHONE 3059 705 Main Streat Johnaon Block i to M •» MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY' OCTOBER Z7,19ST ■fit MANCHES'TER EVENING HERALd , MANCHESTER. CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OCTTOBER *7.1987 PAGE 8EVEH wood, which brought about th« par- the humanitlas and the gospel o f tjr'a dowufalL self. And the ssample of this one 9 t MA«r RAYMOND Overnight J^ews Eye-Windpjjos Provide GIRL SCOUTS HERE MANY BUSINESS CHANGES Star in Greatest Role ' enclosed in a lattar writtoa by Remember, if the party la to pro­ man's leadership ia responsible for PARADE PROMOTES LETTER IN BOTTLE Samuel Young, dated O ct 1$, 1987. mote the "middle ctaM” appeal to many of them. CsRriilA MSIb NIA SmhA l«s In hie letter, Mr. Young reports BOLTON O f Conft_e^ticut N011D THROUGH TOWN that ha found the bottle on Sept. which Ur. Hoover gave to good a •JILL Sight For the Blind (By 39, nearly a month age, on the Tha Lsdiea Benevolent Socis SEEK $800 FUND 1KIWANIANS’ SHOW , start last night, it wUl have to turn WOMEN’S WORK OAST OF CHARACTERS c;- HNALLY RETURNED north side ef Wemysa Bight, Blsu- of the center church will be ente^l over the conduct of its aifalrs very JIU. wrsrrwnimi at..t I to a text lo the Memorial Comer Store To Be 4 r * thena, Bahamas. tained at the home o f Mre. Cbsittas ■ New York state has been collect­ ro^V lT Z m T O E T H , heroine, at- darjmeaa of the cab, they moved Waterford—State Policemen Wil- Cailcago, Oct. 37— (A P I -A rec-^ ments with rabbits have shown that largely indeed to "middle class' tractive debataate. closer. Usun Mackenzie and Edward Sbed- Auctioned— Filling Stations Mr. Englund, who ia factory man­ Sumner Thursday aftenuxm. Tb*^ ing soma atatlsttca eonoemlng tangular shaped window In the eye borrowed "parts" ifrora animala' ager of the Jacobs Manufacturing better drees class met at the ball^ Republicans—not to the party's ALAN JEFFBY. hero, ilMng "Let's ride around for awhttt,' roff said they arrested seven oper­ eyas are not suitable for bumsna. Canyassers To Call Oo Citi­ A bo Change Hands, AatomobOes Jnst Released gainfully employed women, to be young artist. Alan whispered. "I want to cele­ ators after mingling with a crowd U the latest contribution of surgery Hartford IWan Gets Reply Company, apparently thinks It un­ Tuesday. Those who attended feR : PabllsheS Bver? gTMilnt Bseept nabobs. Dr. Cjaatrovlejo said that under usual to get any reply after three that It was very worthwhile. mndars ane Hollda/s Bnteree al the used in the preparation of the ten- BABEY WENTWORTH, JUI’s brate extravagantly .recklessly. If of 480 at a Bingo game at the to persons blinded by burns, searing Several buslneaa changes have ste|ibrotlier. “favorable" circumstancea there la zens November 5»H ow and one-half years, but mainly, he The Library (Committee mat at| Offte* at Uancbaatar. Oean^ as Utive budget that will be presented you only knew all the oornsrs I’ve Quaker Hill firehouse here. chemieaU and ulcers. a high percentage of auccesa with taken place in Manchester during To Be Shown— Motion S plaaa Mall Mattar JACK WENTWORTH, JilTs cut and tbs pennlss I ’vs saved.” After 3 1-2 Years Bat It is Impressed and pussled by the the home of Mrs. Alice Lee recently.( VICTORY AT CHAPEI as a guide to the wags boards in New Britain—A heart attack the rectangular window In the eye. the past week and otbera are under Mies Ruth Shedd who ia a stud brother. He groaned. These windows are made of blU consideration. Tomorrow morning fact that the response cams from •tlBSCIUPTIOM EATM proved fatal to Mortimer Cr-North, Favorable , clrcumatancea, he ex- Money Is Expended. ths direction that aclencs soys It at the Yale Art echool stood seo___ Oae tear by Mall ...... l*s* The Japanese have captured prospective bearings on the state’s SYLVIA SUTTON, eO belraee. "On one condition.” JQl said. "I a t tha cornea, tba transparent outer tha Memorial Comer Store, located Pictnref To Be Taken. S3, for S3 jreara an employe o t the covering of the eye in front of the plalned, are those in which the dam­ Took Wrong Direction. ought net. in s class of 200 in a recent exaa*'!^ Pet eioDih br Mall ..i se new minimum wage law. There are taka a bus boms alone." Corbin Screw Corporation and su­ at the corner of Main and Haynes 'Maala Copy ...... — ** Chapel, the Chinese retreating aft­ Teeterday: JUI ^ eonoeivea the "Great heavens, JUl! Why can't pupil, and they are obtained from age causing blindness has not gone' inatlon. The highest received was i'S DelTvaraS On* Tsar ...... t lM 900,000 employed women in the perintendent for a long period untU too far beyond the cornea." The street, which hsa recently been 80, aind Ruth received 84. er two months of defense—but in Idea of buying Alan’s picture I take you home?" tba eyes of persons newly dead. The On Friday, November 5i- canvass- Thursday afternoon will be a Empire state who are covered by his retirement five yeare ago. He little wlndowa, he said, remain per­ taken over by a Hartford woman Eight prssldenta of the United ------'-;■■)!>•.J mnrewR op th b AssnriATKD good order and to a new line. through nn ngeot In an effort to 'T m being aaffuUy foolish," JUl wlndowa replace operations which are will eaU on citizens of Manches­ Hartford. Oct. 27.—(API—Ststls- PRESS give him n e t ^ in the world of waa one of the founders of tba manently clear and give improve­ and waa to have been occupied as a banner day for Manchester and ■ h r * States have been members of the The old feathers are pushed oufcj A long time ago there was a the law, of whom no less than 41 said, "but. please not tonight” - formerly attempted to transplant Ucal probability went haywire re­ Tba aaauciatad Pratr la aaeioslvaly art. Her father w ane ao one ever She could feel his gase upon New Britain General hospital. aa entire cornea from the d e ^ to ment In sight ter for contributioaa to carry on the drug store, is to-be sold at auetton nUghborlng towns. Merchants’ day American Pblloeophical Society, by the new ones when a bird ': satltlad to tba uaa ef rapoblloatloa per cent prove to be clerical work­ by R. M. Raid and Sons. cently, at least as far aa the nind oldest isarnsd society in America. Greek chieftain named Pyrrhus, bought happlneeoi her. ’ Suffteld—^Flre caused damage of tha livi^ . work of the local Girt Scout organi­ In addition to a big strost piarade, molts. af all flaws Slapalehaa oradltad to It Avery De H. Prangsn, M.D., of The two gasoline stations, one at and tides are concerned. ar iiaat etharwiaa eraditad Id tbia king of Epirus. Like the Japanese ers—atenographers, typists, filing CHAPTER V n Jill was frightened. Tonight IS.CKX) at the home of Frank A. The new developmenU were dee- zation for another year. The esti­ the Mayo (Tllntc, reported crossing Main and Ford street and the other taking of moving pictures, part of It and also tba Inoal aswa nob- I he went adventuring abroad. In clerka and record keepers. That la Buying “Sun Over Seville" was with ths sense of a miracle upon Whipple here. Two cats and a dog icribed to the American College of eyes can be safely and accurately mated budget of $8(>0 Is Itemized aa a thrss-act play for the benefit of According to all figuring, a bot- labad haraln him waa no time for him to see perlahed. foUows: at Main and HiUiard etreet, conduct­ tls, tightly corked and containing a an rIShta ol rapublioationa ad____Italy ______he fought______a Roman____ army.____ He almoat four times as many as are accomplished with mors ease Surgeons by Ramon Castrovlejo, cured at any age "under modern the Klwanis Club Camp fund. A spaclai dtapatebaa haraln afa elao ra- i. - „ than JiU dreamed possible. She the Wentworth town bouse. It Danbury—WllUam Kahn, 83. M.D., of the Institute of Ophthal­ conditions of dlagnosla and surgical Charter fee, $25.00; per capita ed by Boyt W. Freelove, deceased, special feature offered to the people poatcard, should, if cast Into the employed in domestic and personal as the YD Service Station, has been eiSvad. . Romans in war arranged the purchase through an would take the edge off bis ex­ meat market and shoe store owner, mology, Columbia Presbyterian procedure." In many patients, be fee, $67.35; state duea, $5.00; camp, will be an automobile show on water In New York harbor, reach material, the same as the Japs have service in hotels, reataurants, laun­ art dealer, with whom the Went­ perience to find he had not been died of a heart aUment white seek­ Medical Canter, New York. 'ITie be­ $180.00; atatlonery, $10.00; drum taken over by Kenneth Trewbalia wheels, actually rolling down the aome point In northern Europe. Pail aarriea ellant ef N. E confiding bis good fortune to a girl said, no surgery la needed. Cures lee Ian - the edge on the Chinese. He had dries, beauty parlors, clsaning and worth name bad worked magic. ing medical attention in tba office ginnings of thU surgical art, he said, can be accomplished by use of cor­ and bugle corps instruction,, $98.00; a t Ehut Hartford and Earl Murphy street in all tbs splendor of the Thus, svaa Albert E. Bnglund sur­ of average circumataorcs but to of Dr. I. L. Amos. leaders and offieers training, $160.- of BlsseU street has been named as Your dyeing estabUsbmenta and aa ' He promised to seek out the go back to 1789 when physicians recting Isniei in glasses and by eye 1938 model cars. Fourteen auto prised when the bottled message hs Maabar amarleaa Naarspapar Pnb- I plenty of cavalry, which the young artist, and buy the paint­ one of immense wealth. Norwich—One hundred fifty em­ 00; electricity, $10.00; postage, $10.- manager of the Main and Ford tlabars Aasoolailoo tried glass wlndowa They failed. exercises. dealers will take part In the parade cast into ths waters three and one- mans had not, and he .bad a lot of janitresaes. The percentage of all ing for an “unknown client’’ who ployes of the state hospitals here 00; conventions, $50.00; savings street station. Mr. Trtwhalla has besides the movie drama. Recently worldwide attention has half yeara ago brought a reply from Pabllabars RapraaanutlTae: The' ^rmr elephanta-^uite comparable these ia IIH. Domestic employes v/lahed his identity withheld. He Alan spoke suddenly. "All and the state highway department fund for local director $150.00; con­ also taken over the station at Mam 'This afternoon the first shots of the Bahamee rather than Norway JallusOlua MatbawaMatbaws dpaculSpaeial A.aney-.vawAsaeey ^he tank, and the heavy a ^ e r y in private households and farm wohld state that the purchaser right Have it your way, JUl." met and discussed prelimlnaty been attracted by operations in tingents, $74.75; total, $800.00. and HlUiard atrsats and wUi later the plot have been taken at or Sweden. Opportunity LOVE FINDS A W A V Terb. Cbleaeo. Datroli and Boatoa WHS an eccentric person who dia- which tbs entire cornea was trans­ women do not come within the pur­ He realised that JiU did not want plans for ths organization of two 'n s Manchester Girl Scout Coun­ appoint a managar of that station. Rentacbler Field, East Hartford On the night of March 9. 19S4, MEMBER ADDTT RtTREAD OP of the Japanese—and the Romans Uked any form of publicity or at­ him to accompany hsr horns. Hs local branches of the American Fed­ planted. But Dr. Caatroviejo aald. when the leading lady will alight view of the law. Chicago—When Judge J. M. cil is always glad to anawer any They will be conducted under the ‘T*** state Theater, Mr. Englund was entering New CUtCtTLATIuNB had none. So Pyrrhus won a couple tention. tried, ressonably, to Justify her. eration of state, county and muni­ all the entire corneas “reported in question! regarding this budget. name o f ths YD Service Station. from a big transport plane at the Manchester, Thursday. Friday and Saturday. medical literature" have been i fail­ Braude told .i be confronted by a cut and dried their fellow men. The church, a month of Sundays—well, Al Hag- 'The funny part of it is that ed the annual Orange church aerv- Hose No. 1 ...... 1014 berg, Sioux Falls, won’t complete you may be right,” Alan replied. Maa*s Halt Bslas . . . ,79e CAULIFLOWER SPINACH CHESTNUTS program prepared by the "most above aU other organlsationa, ice at which they Ustened to a very (G. a t a , 1001 Radio GRAPEFRUIT ^ OhOdraa'a Half B elas..,.d 9e must be quick to catch and keen his term until next spring. ‘Though, aomehow, I feel lUce I've Interesting address by the Hon. Buckland...... ov» diatlngutahed" Republicans what Hagberg mast spend 30 Sundays robbed a bank. It's the beet thing to learn the significance of any­ Charles M. Gardner of Westfield, Aircraft ...... 0U6 lAdlaS' HsM L U ta ...... 14e chance is there of lU being fresh thing human. behind the bars. Judge Ransom L. rve done anyway. I put more Mast., High Priest of Demeter of Gibbs imposed the sentence. into it than any other picture I've Royal A. C...... 980 ^„.^J[|^g|*.^Jarteg_ltetooto_— Valaea! 10^ p«ck and virile and capable of bringing the National Grange. Rcld’a Auctlonaers ...... 947 2 »»• li TTiare are more and more UeOon- 2 15* painted. I tested out a lo t_ o f 725*] The OommunlW Church choir ia WATKINS Shop Cplonlala ...... m u _ hack the people of the nation to the aells oomlag to the front of Ameri­ theories I have about cokv and • ROTHSRS, INC City authorities a t Canton, Mo., to meet at the church this evenlhg Frank’s Tavern ...... 943 DeHdoiw, Rolled In Baftar ," au^iort of Uta a. O. P.T Tba "most can life—of tba American confiict color combinations.” for ths sreekly rehearsal. Just North of P, O. Tnnty, TanpUng ones ev^vad a new system of Ths lightness had gone out of Yankees...... dWingiiishsd" Rapublieaas are tbs between the old end the new, cleaning clogged sawsis by at­ There are eight oSieers and THRIFTY CLEANERS bis votes. It was intensely seri­ teachess of tha Wapping COmmunl^ of MANCHESTER Ramblers ...... 933 vOld Qoard, ths prnfassliiiiils. la tween the bcoadaoing a t oar dviU- taching 330 feet of rope to the tall ous. sUrred by emotton. Manchester Green ...... 915 ftott aam W l Blidn Street COFFEE Church school who are attending DANISH of a snapping turtla^nd sending each iB M n i thaa a fear cases tte dead- •htlMi and leiesee fairs, between They left the tearoom and went the Hartford S^ool of Rellgloua Poitsrfleld...... 896 Thrifty With Thrifty Jt thraugb ths sswet, w out into ths vrarm, nighL Educatk e each Monday evening. i Trojsns ...... 864 CARRY . For A Lovely Wardrobe Tobgcoo Growers ...------ton RINGS PASTRY RscointrdOeim K-^ ^ A O E U G R T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTEB. CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1987 3 MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD, M ^ C H ESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1987 PAGE N o n INTERIOR VIEWS OF MARY CHENEY LIBRARY AOVEKUSBaOENT— ADVBRTiaBMBrfRS^ Mary Cheney Library Palace theater and will continue to­ UBUC TO INSPECT morrow, both afternoon and ave- DRAMATIC SOPRANO ROCKVILLE nlng This picture Is , being spon­ sored by the East District School Had Origin In Mills Teachers Club to raise money for IN ROCKVILLE RECITAL LIBRARY THURSDAY their welfare work which la done through the school nurse. Miss Mar­ m RED CROSS R E -E U e rS garet Dornhelm. The president of Carolyn Milanese West To Pre­ Volumes Purchased for Use of Silk Factory B argain H o u n d the club is Mrs. Annie Andrews, sent Program In Sykes Audi­ T « Be Fonaafly principal of the Bast school and torium On November 3. n.S.STEECORP. Workers Formed Nucleus of Institu­ WHITE AS CHADtlllAN Mias Ootmlt Brookes la secretary. tion Now in New Home. Funeral of Robert McChrUtle Carolyn Milanese West, dramatic SELECTION T in ed Orer To Town To- The funeral of Robert McChrlsUe, PICKS m HEADS Annual Meeting Of RockyUle 84, who died at the Rockville City soprano of Boston, Maas., formerly ■orro w Afternoon; Mnsi- The history of the South Man-A Strickland, CSiarles B. Loomia, and "THE MOST INTERESnNa stainless steel knife for cutting Chapter Held Yesterday Hosiptal will be held on Saturday of Rockville, win be heard In a pub­ cheater Library goea back nearly Mrs. C. R. Burr. AMERICAN” "Ali APOSTLE OF bananas. Aftemoon At Sykes School afternoon at two o’clock from the lic recital In the Sykes Memorial E!NEROY"—by auch titles wraa the Luther A. White Funeral home on auditorium, RockvUle, Wednesday Yonnger Heads To Direct 90 years when a small group of girl It was thought at that time that Of Speeiala For Manchester Day cd Prosnun To Be Gven an effort might be made to start a twenty-sixth president o f the Unit­ To remove mud stains from a E3m street. Rev. Dr. George S. evening. November 3, at 8:15 o'clock. workers in the Cheney mills, finding pubUc aubacrlption for additional ed States known. A statesman, a Macintosh, sponge with warm wa­ Rockville, Oct. 27-s:.The annual Brookea pastor of the Union Con­ Destiny Of Indnstrial Em­ Ing their tasks in the mill more or funds with which to buUd a new U- reformer, a naturallsL a man of ter to which a little common salt meeting of the RockvUle Chapter, gregational church will officiate. has been added. Burial WlU be In Grove HUl ceme­ At The Manchester Public Market T lm d a y NigiiL less monotonous, brought In books brary but as Federal funds were be­ letters, a hunter and a sportsman. American Red Crass waa held on and engaged a reader, thus combin­ Without a doubt the moat versatile tery. ginning to be available for pubUo Tuesday afternoon at the Sykes pire; Dividend Is Declared ing work with pleasure each Work­ worka purposes, tbe Ubrary com­ roan who has ever Influenced Amer­ Here’a Another Break for Too. Mr. McChristle was a postal many specials in every department for K«v. WateOB Woodruff of U>« ing day. It was a small beginning, mittee proposed that the Cheney ican public life. Hla motto "Speak For only 80c. down you can buy school. Kenneth M. White, assist' worker for over twenty five yean, but the company found that the the loveliest fur-trimmed coat In ant secretary and treasurer of the retiring about 20 yean ago. He this Manchester and newcomer*s day, and we trust that you will tuOdlar ooBunlttee of the Maty fund be used with aucb feder^ softly and carry a big stick" tells New York, Oct. 27— (A P )—Rule plan bad Ita benefits as the women money aa might be allotted for the in a few worda hla attitude toward town at Sllbros for tbe extremely Savings Bank of RockvUle waa re­ had been a resident of this city (or Cheney library, who ia chairman of low price of 319.80. These coats coine to the store and get acquaint^ with our service and qual­ of'ithe vast empire of steel mills, did more and better work In tbe va­ building construction. > life. John Morley, an English elected chairman of the Rockville sixty yean. He leaves two slsten, rioua departmebta. are 326.95 values and are reduced the dedleation ceremonies, .an* ore and coal mines, railways and The library committee contactell, writer and statesman, returning to Cfiiapter." M n. Mary M. Barker of Providence, ity foods. Every day hundreds of families shop here for their It was not long afterwards that for Mamchester Day only. Also Bounced today that the public o p w steamships that Is the United States first the Works Progress Adminis­ England after a visit to America, Th* following officers were else R. I. and M n. Jennie Islam of Qiv- the books were collected and placed huge reductions on girls’ coats and o f the new Ubraiy wtU be from Steel Corp., passes to new and tration, later the Federal Emer­ said that be saw two tremendous reelected, vice chairman, Mrs. entry; a nephew, Robert J. Barker fM d needs because they know that we always sell quality foods 7 to B ‘eleck Thursday evening, la a circulating library, thus form­ ski suits. Visit the store tomor­ 0 younger bands. gency Administration of PubUe forces of nature while he was gone; Thomas Sykes; secretary, Mrs. Wal­ of Watertown, Mass., and two Friday afternoon from 3 to 6 and ing tbe nucleus of tbe South Man­ row for these give-aways. at reasonable prices. Give us a trial and you will be convinced. Edward R. Stettinlus, Jr„ 38- Worka In Hartford, to see if federal “One was Niagara Falls and the ter Drayoott; assistant secretary, nieces, Mrs. Estelle A. Barker of VTIday evening from 7 to 9 o'clock. chester Public Library, today Mrs. Herbert M, Swartflguer; treas­ Providence, R. I. and Mrs. James year-old son of s Morgan partner, funds were available. In April of other was Theodore Roosevelt, the Tremendaiis Trifles. The private inspection of the new and Benjamin F. Fairleaa, 47-year- known as the Mary C%eney Li­ urer, William F. Partridge o f the M. ChampUn of Coventry.' brary, ao named In honor of Miss 1936 Mias Emily Cheney and Rev. President of the United States and Tbe little personal touchea are library will take place tomorrow old son of a coal miner, are t^ ln g Rockville Branch o t the Hartford Grange Meetings Mary Cheney who during her life­ Watson Woodruff of tbe committee Pro not aura which waa which!" what makes any living room Invit­ aftemoon at 4:80 o’clock when the over the chairmanship aiid the presi­ Seventy-nine years ago today be Oonnectlout Trust Company. The regular meeting of tbe El­ team and W. P, A. officials and time took great Interest In the li went before the Selectmen (or ap­ ing—chairs grouped conveniently, Shoulder Lamb Chops dency of the two-blllion-dollar en­ waa born and in the abort span of Mrs. Edward L. Newmarker waa lington Grange will be held tbl« eve­ ■aembers o f the various contracting brary and was a member of tbe li­ proval of the plan to seek federal reading lamps by every comfortable Cut form the Finest Sprina Lambt terprise, employing directly a quar­ brary committee. help. Tbe Selectmen approved and slxty-one years accomplished what chair, simply arranged flowers, cig­ named chairman of the membership ning In the EUington Town Hall. A ffrms wOl be present and the build- drive committee with Mias Minnie harvest supper will be served from K g be formally turned oyer te ter million pMple. Buy 225 Volomee agreed to bring the matter to the It would take a hundred men a arettes haiuly, and books and maga­ win McLean aa aasistant chairman. the town. They were definitely assigned to Acting upon a petition of its voters at the October 1936 town hundred years to do. On entering zines within easy reach. six to seven o’clock in the dining Nice Pieces of Lamb for stewing. The report of the past jrear show­ .... 2 lbs. 25e A t 3 o'clock Thursday evening their new poets at yesterday’s meet­ workers, the company bought 225 meeting, which-^aa later done and politics to the amusement of his ball, followed by a buslneas meeting ttw Memnea Quartet from the ing of the board of directors, at volumes of the Harper's Family Li­ a vote of approv^ given by the Fifth Avenue friends aa they told 8UI Wldeoer. ed that $1039.34 was received In and the conferring of the third and Sartford School of Music will play which two 6S-yesr-old titans of steel brary. The books were first boused town. him he would meet only the grooms If you like growing plants In your memberships. O f this total amounL fourth degrees. The supper hour h group o f classical selections. The prepared to retire to less onerous In Cheney Brothers office, later be­ Federal Bid and saloonkeepers, he repIM , “If wlndowa and yet find the sills too 3512.67 was sent to the natloha] or­ will conclude promptly at seven PORK CHOPS i b . 3 5 e duties. ing moved to the basement of they are tbe governing class in this narrow to hold tfiem, you will wel­ ganization for dues and 882.88 to o’clock in order that there may be KRSonnel af the ensemble is ^ b e r t Before the vote of the 1936 town The assisting artlsU wUl be Henry Center Cuts Ffom Strictly Fresh Pork! uoellner, o f this town, lin t violin; Myron C. Taylor, present chair­ Cheney HaU. From 1880 unUl 1913, meeting, the government bureau ap­ city, then they must be better men come the ready-made ahelvea that the Ellington Auxiliary. During the no delay In the meeting and con­ man. said he would not serve again the library was located In a con­ than you are.” And therein lies a fasten under window sills,' giving year the RockvlUe chapter contrib­ ferring of degrees. The Ellington Michaud, baritone and the NavlllOs ■Warren Olmstead, second violin; Jo proved the plan, agreeing to (u ra l^ singers, a double male quartet. Bawthoma, viola and Sidney Ru- when his term expires next April 4, verted dwelling on Wells street and approximately 36 per cent of the heap of wisdom to would-be polltl- four additional inches for flower uted 3438.21 to the School Milk Grange Mlxftd Degree team will pots. Zula Doane Sanders, noted pianist hwis tfln, 'cello. The Instrumental and It was announced that Stet- during those years a reading room coat, the committee the remainder clana and food (or thought for Fund for the local schools, and rais­ confer the degrees upon a large and voice teacher of Boston, form­ l b . -music is made possible through the Uniua would take hlS place. The was added, additional volumes or approximately 44 per cent. The would-be Fifth “Avenuera" also. ed and sent to the national bead- class of candidates. RIB LAMB CHOPS 2 9 « It’s s Velvet Season! erly of Manchester, will accompany ■SBeroalty e f f^ul Cheney, brother directors also chose Fairleaa to suc­ bought and periodicals secured for original fund, which had originally This little column la Indeed too quarters for the flood relief fund for The ToUan hand ia the manageatent of the steel tury o f Its existence, that the li­ Frank Farley, archltecL of New and under each one the Important Junior Songsters with Mas Kabrick October 28th. Tbe proceeds of the Conservatory of Music, Stelnert lbs A Bowers and Mrs. Cbarlss J. ladustry’s largest unit In 192S. brary was maintained. spent. Talk about luck! And while things to accomplish that particular event wlU go towards the work of haU, Boston, where she has been en­ 39c Ib...... York drew the plana (or the new U- in tbe store, note the wonderful re­ directing. The foUowlng took part, Itrickland o f tha library commit- Simplification of the capital Fund Set Aside brary building which were approved day. George Glass, Charles Bagnall, sax- the Parent Teacher association. rolled each season since. Her last Bacon, sugrar cured, New Kraut. structure, closer Integration of plant ductions on all Boys’ appareL Fledged Twenty years ago Cheney Broth­ by the government inspectors. Asparagos Tlmbalea. apbonea; Ed. WlrteUs, piano; Don­ Rockville recital was given four Ib* ••*****•* *9a*a999i 39c Ib...... operations and a "revitalization" of ers set aside a fund of 350,000 which During the nearly a century that The OobHnsTl Get Ton ald Garrick, piano; Richard Guldotti, Louis H. O assay, son of Mr. and years ago and waa an outstanding tte Interna] organization through 8 tablespoona melted butter If jrou don’t make a call at Dewey- was Intended to form the nucleus of the South Manchester PubUc L i­ 8 tablespoon flour vloUn; A1 Guldotti, guitar; Ray Mrs. Stephen Oeasay o f 58 High musical success. Infusion o f nsw and younger biqod brary has been a vital factor in Rlchman’s and be ready (or them Kunlckl, vioUn; Walter Schub, street, a freshman at Tufts College, ICOTTON BLOSSOM’ FOUR a fund for the oonatructlon of a 1 cup milk on Hallowe’en. A full line of Den­ FOB A NICE CHICKEN DINNER were the three "facets" of the task new Ubrary In South Manchester. town, there have been five Ubrari- drums. There was a one act play, has been pledged to Kappa Charga . There are 1,024.000 Johnsons In Taylor wished to accomplish before 2 cups Ups, chopped fins nison’s merchandise, which la the When It was found that the new ans. Tha first Ubrarlan was M n. dancing by Lorraine Semple and of the Theta Delta Chi, one of the ^ e United StateSf according to relinquishing the reins. 1-4 teaspoon salt newest and best—napkins, table­ IN PROGRAM TONIGffT Ubrary quarters In the East Mary (Cobb) Easton who was as- Pepper Shirley Webster; vocal solo by Mias nine frstomltiea having chapters at census estimates. With this done he will assume a cloths, paper plates, cut-outs, stick­ each Side recreation building, which had slated In her work by her husband, 8 eggs Doris Hewitt accompanied by Miss Tufta. Fresh Cut Up Fowl 7 9 « leas active role as a director and ers, score cards, games, etc. The been taken over for library use af­ William Easton. Other Ubrarians, Prepare sauce of f a t flour and Doris Walts; accordion selections by * Approaching Marriage |lcfro Siiifm To Be Heard At member of the finance committee window shows you some o f thla One Bunch Celery Free With Each Cut Up FnwL ter the quarters In the Eldridge were Miss Elizabeth Cobb, Miss’ milk. Add the chopped asparagus, dandy selection and all popularly Edward Senneca; xylophone solo by Mlaa Gladys Evans, daughter of I T. BL .—No Admission and Irvin will serve as vice chair­ Louise and Miss Margaret Bartlett salt pepper and well-beaten eggs Oscar Irmlachcr accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ehrans, of Me- A man of the board. homestead were found unsatisfac­ priced. 5 Fee To Be Charged. tory, proved to be Inadequate, and Mias Jessamine Smith, who is Pour tbe mixture Into buttered tim­ WlUlanq Ash and drum solo Ire Wal­ chanlcsvllle, formerly of thla city, ROASTING PORK Small, NaUve Fresh Hans, Whole or (implementing the shifts In the the present librarian. bale molds, set in a pan of hot ter Schub. wUl be united In marriage on No­ top executive ranks, directors chose plana were made to consider ways I f You Don’t Know Fancy, Fresh, oir\ Shank Half, a in S A t the T . M. C. A- tonight at 8 and means of constructing a new Present Staff water, and bake in a moderate oven then rm telling you that If it's a Funeral of John F. Stoughton vember 5th to WUUam E. Jonea of J. L. Perry, president of Tennessee ...... a U building for library purposes. The preaent Ubrary atsUT ineludea (or 20 minutes or until the mixture Tha funeral ot John F. Stoughton, Putnam. Ib...... lb. Vdm di tha Cotton Bloasom Slngere Coal, Iron and Railroad Oo., Binn new radio you're looking for. Pot zyc Miss Smith, Ubrarlan, Mias Anna has s e t Serve in the molds, or terton A Krah "At the Center" la 69 of 142 High atrset, (or 48 years A number o t RockvlUa residents Im i give a program of negro iplrtt- Ingham, Ala., subeldiary, for the A fter the death of Miss Mary M s and a varied type of aongs that C3ieney no one was appointed to French, records librarian, Mlaa turn out on hot platter and garnish the place to go. The largest se­ an employee of the New Havta Rail­ have attsnded several ahowers Pork StMk, m m l itmU O Q the presidency of Carnegle-IlUnots with parsley. |s sms to ptaase aU tboee who take take her place on the South Man­ Olive Chapman, branch Ubrarlan lection In town at all pricea with ex­ road, was held on Tuesday at St. which were given recently in honor as successor to Falrless, and named Can at our atore'*%)RONA Chuck Roast, Boneless, o Q Bdvaatage o f the opportunity to chester Library committee, which (W est Side recreation building) and cellent terms and trade-ins. Bernard’a Catholic church. Rev. of the brlde-to-b*. Robert Gregg, vice president of the Now This la News. and aea tha PORTABLES for a nice pot roast, Ib...... O C Hear them. Rev. WlUJam.T. Wai- was a branch of the Ninth Dia- Miss Mary Palmer, Mrs. Marion Frederick Olachefakie, aaSlatant pas­ Freshly Ground Hamburg for a A C i parent corporation, as president of And a real offer for Manchester ^ lateat modeta, jmee, pastor of the North Method Richards, amd Mlaa Ena Hooks, as­ tor, officiated and burial waa In St. .. School Committee. A fter the Day. When you can buy a dandy Hope you are having a party this priced to fin nice meat loaf. 23c Ib. 2 lbs. 4 0 C aSurcIi will Introduce the singers, tha Birmingham unit Barnard’s cemetery. schools of the town were con­ sistant Ubrariana. The janitor of white porcelain tub electric wash week—a good old-fashioned Hal­ row puraa. Chuck Beef Ground, O O M w include Carven Hooker, first With Taylor’s retirement next the new building Is Hamilton Smith. lowe’en party, with gallons of cider Miss Margaret McGuane presided BUILDING NEW WALK . April, Bnder M. Voorhees, vies solidated Miss Hhnily Cheney and mscblne, complete and perfect In Try Our Home Made Sausage Meat, from tsner; Joseph Johnsoo. second Tbe Ubrary committee Includes and heaps of doughnuts and peanuts at tbe organ and Mrs. Anna May |h- ...... 4^a chairman of the finance committee, Rev. Watson Woodruff, the mem­ workmanship and beautiful In de­ native pork and pure spices, O Q Lower Round Ground, o hsaor, Coleman Barnes, first has ber* of tbe South Manchester L i­ besides Mrs. LJUian Bowers, chair­ sign for only 349.95—that IS a bar­ and apples and dive for apples and Pfunder was the soloist. The bear­ INTO UNCOLN SCHOOL will assume the chslrmanship vs ...... aod Claude G. Smith, second bass. man, Mrs. Emma Strickland, secre­ chew raisins on strings and look ers were Frederick G. Hartensteln, ih. JUL— lb...... cated by Stettinlus. Voorhees, a brary committee were added to the gain. This ia a 370 value— Where 7 There Is no admission fee for the tary, Charles B. Loomis, treasurer, over your left shoulder Into a look­ A. M. Burke, Hector Blair, Edward former vice president of Johna-Man- Manchester Library committee A t Montgomery Ward’s of course, entertainment but a collection will Mrs. C. R. Burr, &lias Emily Cheney, ing glaas In the light o f tbe moon Conway. Fred Berger and Frank vllle Co., came to the steel corpora which then included Mrs. Lillian but hurry, it’s for Manchester Day Work la underway on the new ha taken for the school. The full Bowers, chairman, Mrs. Charles and Rev. Watson Woodruff. only. for your new love and dress up like Hefferon. yropam follows: tion early this year. a witch or a goblin or a clown or a Funeral Thursday sidewalk that will lead from Main A Fresh Shipment of SEA POOD by Truck Express. Declare Dividend street west to the south entrance "Now 1st me fly", "M y Uwd's Unripe bananas should never be ghost and tell ghost stories— I hope The funeral of Thomas Larkin, 76, Service Typewriter Co. esritlng all che Time", "King Jesus' Rounding out the drama of per- you do and If you don’t you won’t of the Lincoln school, to replace 195 Trumbull Hartford | against Narraganaett race track are put in the refrigerator aa cold pre- father of Associate Judge Thomas the now used driveway that ia the Swordfish — Halibut — Filet of Perch — Fresh Cod — Boston Blneflsh — Filet of been listening", "Roll Jordan Roll". aonalltiea, the board declared a divi­ venta proper ripening and impairs have a bit of fun and neither will I L. Larkin, Jr. of this city, will be Local Agent: KEMP'S, Inc. tbe acta of a dictator, x x x So there! outlet followed for No. 3’s motor Mackerel — Chowder Clams — Steaminq "My Lord U so High", "Ain’t It a dend on the common stock (or the the line natural flavor. For fruit held from the F. H. Burke funeral Haddock — Filet of Sole — SmaO Stewing abame to do wrong on Sunday", O’HARA ARRESTED "Rhode lalanders, whether they fire fighting apparatus. The walks Clams. first time In five and a half years. cups, salads and uncooked desserts, home on Park street on'Thursday Oysters — Large Frying Oysters. I: "Waterboy” (negro work song I A payment of 31 was ordered In like me or the race track, know were voted at tbe organization that Ck)vernor Quinn has sent sol­ use ripe bananas (golden yellow, morning at 8:30 o'clock and at S t meeting of the Board of Education. Talk on Piney Woods School by token of the large profits made dur- with no green at the tip.) It la Kula L. KsUy, "Song of the SUtes" ON LIBEL CHARGE diers with bayonets and machina Bernard's church at nine o’clock. In addition to building the walk ing the first nine months ot the always advisable to use a silver or Rev. Edward J. Quinn, pastor of tbe (arranged by Piney Woods Stu­ year, although the action coincided guns, to seize Narraganaett Park; 0 , from Main street to the south en­ that be baa declared martial law In church will officiate. Burial will be dents). "Old -Hack Joe", “I’ve been with a sharp lull In steel demand trance of the school a walk wUl be GROCERY VALUES defiance of an order of the Supreme In S t Bernard’s cemetery. Working on the Rail Road", "Com and an operating rate of around M brUt along tbe east side of the LOUIS S. JAFFE Court; that such martial law has will Include some of the school Tbe funeral home will be open to­ 891 51aln Sk rbOM 5892 field Medley". "Standing In the per cent of capacity as against 80 school.which will connect with the GoYernor Qoiiui Makes Him been declared In the obvious ab­ teachers. day for friends who desire to pay Need of Prayer", "Swing Low, or higher earlier In the year. walk that leada to the north en­ sence ot tbe state of Insurrection he LEGION SPONSORING The following places have been final respects to the deceased. trance o f the buUdlng. •m et Chariot" A statement (or the quarter end Reading room on north aide of buUdlng. Paintings above fireplaces In both rooms are by Rusaell Cheney. —Photo by Fallot Defendant In $500JKN) talks about; that he baa deprived 1,- designated as party centers: Auxiliary to Most When tbe waUu are buUt si ed September 30 showed net Income 400 stockholders of their private East Side Recreation Building, The regular meeting of the crossing WlU be arranged from the > «i' si ' Campbeirs and Beechnut Tomato Juice, 50 oz. can s ...... 23c of 330.6I7,«38, equal to 32.79 a share property; tud that he has deprived KIDDIES’ PARTIES Wilfred Clarke and Mrs. Helen Qrlf- American Legion Auxiliary, Stanley west aide o f the atreet to tbe east LABOR FEDERATION on the common, compared with 336, fln In charge. aide, or postoffice buUdlng, gathering of British and American referred to hla brother George con­ Sait After Radio Speech. no less than 1,600 persons of jobs.” Doboss Unit No. 14 wiu be held In Campbeirs Tomato Soup, stock up at this price...... 3 for 20c 173,682 for the June quarter, or The governor's second libel suit Nathan Hale School, Aldo Paganl the O. A. R. hall this evening at There wUl alao be a part marked 33.43 a share, and 313,636,177 or 84 journalists and to say that there tinually and simply aa "the King.” was the newest move of the long and Mrs. Emma Harris. eight o'clock. Mrs. Augusta Pltk at off that will restrict parking In the Peas, Sweet and tender, new pack, reg. 17c, sale price 2 for 29c ASKS DISSOlimON cents a share In the September WINDSORS HOPE have been occasions when that very He met one British newsman who WmiESSES HEARD and bitter controversy between St. James School, Frank Qulah newly Installed president and her area c t the school, which la expect­ quarters of 1936. For the first nine spirit of understanding mentioned recalled that while attached to the Provldenee, R. I.. Oct. 27.— (A P ) Seven Of Them To Be Con­ Tomatoes, Red Line Brand, good quality, 1 lb., 12 oz. cans 2 for 25c by Mr. Philip has, I regret to say, IntaUlgence aervlce of the Third O’Hara and the governor, who an­ and M rs Norene Cotter. officers will conduct the meeting at ed to overcome much of the present months net income was 395,332.853. —For the second time In eight nounced flatly that tbe race track West Side Recreation Building, which time plana will be made for danger in traffic at that secUon. REGISTERED OPTICTAN OF LEWIS’ FACTION equal to 38.77 a common share, not alwaya been reciprocated by the British Army, he had seen Windsor, TO HELP SOLVE preaa. IN MURDER TRIAL weeks, Walter E. O'Hara was made would never operate In Rhode Is­ ducted Saturday Evening Felix M cEvitt and Mrs. Sophia tha fall and winter activities. PRESCRIITIONS FILLED against 329,874,904, or 31.26 a share then the Prince of Wales, at Rouen defendant today in a Ubel suit filed land whUe O’Hara remained at ita Holmes. Ptotare Starts We have a selecUon ot the new- I POTATOEIS, Native, they cook nice and mealy.... 15 lb. peck. 19c j last year. "All of you are familiar with my In 1917, The Duke said his brother, The 825 Catholic orphan asy­ eat style (rames. (Continued from Page One) head. Y. M. C. A., Mark Holmes and The benefit picture, “The Prisoner Despite their comparative youth, statement to the press of last Juna. "the King", was a member of that by Governor Robert E. (}ulnn. For Yoongsters. lums la the United Btatsa cared VITAL PROBLEMS t . spite of my having adhered moat army. The dispute began last month Mrs. Jane Dolsen. of Zends" started today at the both Stettinlus and Falrless are sea­ Latest development In the pro­ for 44J120 chUdren in 1036. tanrltofy claimed by Its craft unions when the state racing commission Hollister Street School, Thomas 0>mpUmentazy Adjoatmeato, Com, Royal Scarlet Golden Bantam, No. 2 cans ...... 2 for 27c soned men of steel. Stettinlus, faithfully to this policy, I am often Superior Court In New Ha- tracted "Battle of Narraganaett e f highly skilled workers must be ordered O’Hara's removal and sus­ Bentley and Mrs. ArvlIIa Hale. looking as young as his years In (Oonttnoed from Page One) at a loaa to understand the extent Park" between Quinn and O'Hara, protected and that the craft work- pended the track’s license. Tbe One of the most Important and Manchester Green School, Edward Buy Oo the Budget Plan Pumpkin, Royal Scarlet, fancy, make a pie for HaIlowe*en, spite of prematurely gray hair, had of speculation and what aometlmea the race track's managing director, ars must be permitted to use their which I could express to you frank­ appears to be a search for ulterior CONCOROIANSTOHOLD Ten Tries Bridgeport Men State Supreme Court set aside both Qulsh and Mrs. Marjorie Bradley. AT JAFFE’S a broad course of training In corpo­ the suit was brought less than three eonsplcilous phases of the peace- 2 largest cans...... 25c ritlU In determining their wages and ly the thoughts that I hope will go motives In regard to our doings. rulings, but the next day <^lnn NO EXTRA UHARUE rate affairs before he joined “ big hours after O’Hara called Quinn a tlma work o t the American Legion working conditions. around the world." called 300 Guardsmen and pro­ Tomatoes, Royal Scarlet, Solid Pack, real value. steel" as vice chairman of the " I naturally am not criticising REFORMATION PROGRAM For Death Of Jeweler. "dictator" In a radio talk. la Community Service. On Hallo­ Oomplet* Line o t The C. I. 0„ on the other band, Flans Five Weeks Here claimed martial law within a mile Finance committee In 1934. anyone present but direct my re- As the turfman-publisher step­ . Hamilton - Walthain - Omea No. 2 cans ...... ^ 2 for 23c has insisted that the nation’s big mar! .a to the press as a whole. Some radius of tbe track. we’en. any plan-that will keep many FURNm iRE AUCTIONS feidustrles never will be organized Educated at the University of A fter the luncheon, the former ped from a hotel ahortiy before mid­ New Fall Jewelry Elgin and Bulovn Watches recent misstatements concerning He contended. In g radio speech hundreds o f children busy with Virginia, he started his bualneas British King said be was sailing for night, High Sheriff John Baird serv­ Sweet Potatoes, Royal Scarlet Vacuum Pack, 2 Ig. cans, 2 for 25c Vileaa the workers to each are the Duchess and myself have caus­ Win Observe Annivenary In N ew Raven, Oct. 27.— (A P ) —The a week ago, that the charges^ upon career In 1924 with a subsidiary of the United States on Nov. 6. aboard ed a warrant and took him into whoIesome*fun under adult super- IN BOLTON TODAY PAC KARD Brought Into one big union. ed us considerable embarrassment Special Service At Church state resumed today before a jiuy which the racing commission' sus- I Yellow Gold Filled Bracelets General Motors Corp. Two years the Bremen which wiU reach New custody. vlsloa la worth every bit of effort ELECTRIC BA2SOBS C I. O. officials pointed out that and might well have led to danger­ In Superior Court Its presentation pended the track’s license remained ^ in new Fall styles, plain and sta a r\r\ No Brush, No Lsther. No Blades later he was appointed assistant to York, Nov. 11. Windsor said he Sunday Evening. Governor Quinn said he had* sued and money socpmided to achieve th* and I COFFEE, Royal Scarlet ultra vacuum pack ...... 1 lb. tin 27c | #ven aome of their unions that once and the Ducheaa would. spend five ous consequences. unanswered, and declared the court stoneset ...... a General Motors vice president and of witnesses In the trial of George O'Hara for 3500,000 because of the result In many towns and small $4.00 up Here in the A. F. of L. would lose weeks In the United States, but that bad voided the order only by a R, M. Reid And Son Conduct­ " I wonder If Inaccuracies of the Parrellt and CamiUo V e n e i^ speech, but he decUned to tell his eiUea the Legion posts have suc­ members to the Federation s craft shortly thereafter became aasistant he did not plan to go to Canada Sunday, October 31, Refornoation technicality. to Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., the big boss kind I mean are worthy of the great charged with first degree murder in aUegations. ceeded In sponsoring parades and ing Sale At Anditorinra; Yellow Gold Filled miiona If the Federation propoaaJ this time." Industry for which you work. day, wlU be observed by the Young The Guardsmen, armed with ma­ and Cream of ^ e a t , Wheatena, Ralston, Maltex Breakfast Pood, of the motor company. He was In­ connection with the sack alaylng The race track director, whose parties which have drawn the Continue This Evening. were accepted. People's society of the Concordia of Armanda Salvlone, former New chine guns, rifles and bayonets, stUI PENDANTS ...... vited to join the steel corporation In The Duke’s address: Completely Independeat plant waa closed iqr National youngsters away from tha streets $3.50 up Your choice...... 23c . For Instance, they said, the Fed- Lutheran church, a custom they Haven and Bridgeport Jeweler. patrol the track, but their numbers 1934. Both corporations have close "When Mr. PhlUp (Percy L.. "Our visit to (Jermanv has been Guardsmen acting under the gov­ a n d toe usual variety of mean and ^ t lo n charter to the United Auto- ]>resldent o f the club) invited me to have followed for the past five years. A New Haven gaaoline station have been reduced to about 79 ■ Rice, Fancy Blue Rose, bulk ...... !.! lbs. 13c ties with the banking firm of J. P. very Interesting and we are looking ernor’s orders last week, waa al­ Serous tricks. Police and fire. R. M. Reid and Sons are conduct­ Yellow Gold .'Z mobUe Workers had provided that hla luncheon on your behalf I ac­ They have secured as the principal attendanL George A. Peckham, tes­ military area cut to a zone and Morgan and Oo. forward now to our tour of America ready free In 35,000 bail awaiting Irtment records can show that ing three aucUona at their audito­ BIRTHSTONE RINGS maehlniau amployed In tool and die cepted with pleasure, but with the speaker for the 7:30 evening ssrvlcs tified yesterday the two accused a 500-yard radius of tbe oval/V up Pea Beans, Fancy Hand Picked...... 3 lbs. 19c Falrless’ job as a steel man kept and to further opportunities of Grand Jury action on an earlier I a program of service Is a flnan- rium in Bolton today and this eve­ $6.50 K u ts ahould belong to the machln- stipulation that I should not be making a study of methods which Rev. Norman Goehrlng, pastor of men, both Bridgeport residents, Their presence has preve * Laird’s Delicious Apple Cider, 1 gal. jug 45c,‘ V2 gal jiig ... .29c pta union. Likewise, the auto work­ him within the shadows of blast called upon to make a speech. were at tha station between 2:30 charge of criminal Ubel by the I benefit to the taxpayers, aa well ning. The drat aucUon atartod at have been adopted in leading coun­ the Boston Student church, who ia governor. bolding the track’s fall meeting ups have taken in electricimni and furnaces and rolling mills of the 'However, In the light of recent and 3:30 a. ra. Nov. 8, 1934. Sal- scheduled to have opened Oct. 18." an Influence for good. 10 o’clock this morning and coo- and tries of the world in dealing with a most popular speaker, and In order Quinn charged In that Instance PEARL BEADS., •ther craftsmen claimed by the A. Mahoning valley and Pittsburgh dis­ preaa comments, I have, with your vione's body was found trussed and Instead, Rockingham Park at Sa­ Last year Dllworth-Cornell Post up trict. housing and Industrial conditions. that out of town leagues may have that O’Hara called him a " ______slated of antiques. The second auc­ $2.50 F. of L. In varioua parts plants. chairman’a permisaion, called upon the opportunity of hearing him, In- stuffed in a sack on an Orange lem, N. H., has filled in with an ex­ and the AuxiUaiy Unit were host tion, alao consistod o t antiques. Ha cams to the corporation from ‘Tn this connection I would like ------Uar” In an edition of the ^ When a reporter suggMted to Lae myself to say a few words. highway ata 4:15 a. m. the same tra meeting. and hostess to more than two thou­ This evening at 7 o’clock there will ROSARY BEADS Republic steel when It was forging to make It perfectly clear that In tHtations have been mailed to the day. Star Tribune. and p v miiisn, C. L O. general eeunael, "They do not concern public af­ Bridgeport, Bristol. TerryvlUe, sand Manchester children. ■ ClUxena be an aucUon sale of modem furni­ in Various Colors . an Important link in its chain of fairs but are of personal nature and any journey I have undertaken or The garments found on Sslvione's Taken By Sorpriae who contributed to the Fireworks' up ^ t aoeeptance of the Federauon may plan In the future, I do so u a Watarhury, Hartford and RockvUle ture and whils there are many who ^ 1 . 5 0 unification In 1935. Thii was the I 4. lab first of all to thank you for body, die rope with which it was Tbe aheriirs appearance to take Fund In July may feel gratified to follow antiques sales the number FRUITS AND FRESH VEGETABLES would return the light to completely Independent observer leaguea bound and the quilt end bags In (he stage it was In at the San Pran- BMrger of Carnegie Steel and Illi­ your hoapltality and io r the spirit him Into custody apparent^ surA know that they are helping to sup­ that gather at the sessions when PACKARD nois Steel. Taylor decided be was without political considerations of Concordia young people who wm which It was rapped were exhibited He needed jest s' few hmdrsd dst •sco eoeventlon In 1934, he replied: of the Invitation. prised O’Hara, and when Baird be­ RUSSIAISCAST port a similar program on Saturday modem (uraitura Is at auction Is the man to take the helm of the "When Mr. Philip originally in­ any aort or kind and entirely on my have a part In the aervlce Include by State Police S ergt Gene Lenxe, ELECTRIC RAZORS Isis for his dssihter’s school sa. Fresh Native Spinach, w g* y would be much worse." own initiative. gan reading tbe warrant In a low night much larger. Tbe auditorium la so .. $1S*00 Extra Fancy McIntosh Apples, n m* newly formed unit, now known as vited me, he used the following Mias Helen Demko, Mias Katherine who alee Identified photographs of voice O’Hara demanded, “Read it to penses. bet k Bcsm a ghrs esfsse peck ...... jE ^ Frsmiiiau recalled that the Ban Wlnsler. Albert Rotji and Ray Kul- In seven sections o f the town arranged that a stags on the east and happiness. 5' lbs. Carnagls-IUinoia steel and be ac­ words: 'A t all times and in all dr- "You all know the circumatancea an auto beiaaglng to Peter Dragone me, read it to me. read it louder." end of tbe building la ast up show­ a ffu e ls e o oaovenuoa, at Lewis’ de- that led up to the events of last plnaky. Special music wlU be pro­ o f Bridgeport, VenaMa's nephew. AS SCAPEGOAT children will gather In time for an Your preUsm'asy b* dVarsM, Native Beeta or Carrots, . Fancy Tokay Grapes, « g cepted. cumstances you have shown such Baird suggested they enter the ho- ing the furniture to be sold «nd Ronson Combination Ligrhters and AfTMd to chortor ludustnsi December and the forces, which in­ vided by Organist Fred E- Wtrnsr. The state e ^ c e r aald pan o f the out-of-door parade at seven o’clock. bat our sarrics is sarptsd to iadb 3 bunches f o r ...... 1 U C Falrieu gained Us knowledge of understanding of. and patience with t«L and with h|a wife and several seats are provided to taka care of ^ ib& a yfiops In the mass production tndus- those w o rk l^ newspapermen and fluenced my final decision. I am a The choir will sing one anthem and upholstery had apparently been tom The parade will pass into the hall Cigarette Cases vidsal Bcsds. steel In a run of jobs which ranged friends O’Hara went Inakle to bis over 400 that sit in tbe auditorium Jim , hut placed such Umltattoos on •e working journalists whose very happily married man now, but from the rear seat o f the ear and for a grand march, judging o t cos­ from dvil engineer of the old Cen­ Albert Roth and John Noake, a duet suite to await probable bearing lat­ ATLONDONTALK and bid. Aa teb piece of furniture Ladies* $7.50______Gents* $8.25 Y ob need snly ONK ibkif to gsl a tumes and awarding o f door prizes. Ip m that Lowls daddod to revolt. tral Steel Co., of Massillon. Ohio, to duty It has been to report your my wife and I are neither content number. The meeting will be follow­ that there was no floor mat In the er tai the day in Kent county courL loaa frssa nsi to bs abis to tosks rear. However, he said the car A schedule o t moving pictures, con- offered ia knocked down to the bid­ . Oiarlee P. Howard, presldeot ot superintendent and vice presidenL royal highness' doings and words nor willing to lead a purely inactive ed by a feUowahip hour with r«- (Contlnaed from Page One) smaU. rsfolar rspsyet s aa say AT OUR BAKERY DEPT. life o f leisure. was aevm or eight years old at the George Mackle, the governor's toaU and games wlU follow, afford­ der it la delivered at onoa to the me Intematkmal T^grmphlcai in time past, that our association freahmenta. Rev. Karl Richter, secretary, explained Rhode i.i.nH Headquarters for American Watehaa . . . plan aelsettd.. His company was taken over In the time and appeared to have had hard ing fun for everyone. At 9:30 buyer by men in tha employ o f the faion and C I. O. secretary, a ^ formation o t Republic Steel Corp., felt it would he their very great Vital Probleow chairman o f the oonunlttee win be law perm itjM arrests on eithsr civU tbe Inquiry in Spain indicated that Reid company. HAMILTON — ELGIN — WALTHAM LOANS ap to 3309-A L L PLANS IPhstitutad tor fildaay wiiimsn pleasure to entertain )rou at lunch­ usage. o’clock the children will be dla- Home Made German Rye Bread — Raisla Bread__Scotch Bread__ Whits Bkeai la 1980 and he became a vice presi­ •TVe hope and feel that In due aaslatad by Mias Krna Suchy, Miss or criminal Uljpl charges.' the others might go ahead without A t prevloue aalea o f thla kind the Coat* la—*r pben* TODAY. nt e f tlM Amalgamated eon aa a private ciUsen during your couTM, the experience we gain from Katharine Winslsr and Ray Kutpm- Dragone teatlfled ha purchased Russia. mjased and each will be given a bag Whole Mlieat Bread—Your Choice.... ia * dent o f Republic. Antedating bis the car from Venesla and that sub- O'Hara's Radio Talk of goodies to e a t bidding has been brisk and a larga Worfcera «a Um C L O. stay in Piuls' our travels will enable us, if ^ven aky. Tbe atumbling block now ia agree, PERSONAL HNANCE CO. ■teal career he ta u ^ t school in Nsi Always Red prorated eequently the uncle had unrestrict­ O'Hara declared in hla radio Arrangements for year’s par- amount o f furniture la aold In M o f 10. Hlllinan was called Ohio. fair treatment, to make aome con­ ment on what stage of the with­ way. Many coma to the audito­ ta Maaehaataei —-— . I ====aaaaaaaaa t af town after Monday's msntliis *T can assure you I appreciate tribution as private individuals to ed use o f I t that the governor’s use of martial drawals belligerent rights should *nada by a committee I S - J? . •• ••9*s Thaalae Eto ia a stocky man of ruddy com- Nsnwha County, Neb., once had Other witnesses during the day law "in an attempt to strika me rium to see what is going on and go [ ^ la A. F. of ^ raomiaad ateadCaat theee aentlmcnte a great deal but solving o f some of the vital prob­ a dog for a dspu^ sheriff; he at­ be granted. Ruasia’a delegate, Ivan led ^ Mark N. Htdmes and Everett IShlE'. TJ*' YeU. an Mala pisaiao who anccators were Welsh- at the aame time, they prompt me described the finding of Sahrione's down, baa pervert^ the great pow­ away the owner o f soma nlaeaa ^ Beeto «. svse Otsafs Stots. lems that beset the ■world today." tended trials at the courtbouae Maisky, insisted that the “ bulk" Kennedy. Each party wUl be In R. DONNELLY ‘lilfi aUad fhr e w ft m t a n s T ^ ^ an furniture that they bad no idea of te apeak opealy to thla Important In his informal talk, the Duke body, its locatkm and posltk» and ers o f hla office. The maHi-tong acta charge of a Legkmaalra with a JEWELER and ooea captured a jail breaker. of foreignera must leave Spain be­ buying when they started, but aee- its battaced and bruiaed condlUon. o< the governor against me, and fore Moacow would agree. memhar o t tha unit aa a co-chair- 515 Mala Street M a 1 lalanat (t> pse aaat isM tk. t ing something that t ^ Maneheater 1 ' “ Srisalpal escasSIng Manchester Public Market mu* a>M.‘ «nd tbare wm b* ha^sn wiio ■ST' . they could use bid It in. ssS

Keating. Arthur, SfiecUon expenses...... WataoD. Jamaa, labor and material ...... *61.00 Keating. Harold. ElecUon expenses...... WelBs, John, paper deliveries (Rec, Account) ...... i.ao Kee Lox Manufacturing Ck)mpany, typewriter ribbons...... Weldon Drug <3o., d ru g s ...... 17.88 ORIOLES TO HOLD lORDEREDPAIDBY SELECTMEN Keeney, Clifford, m ilk ...... Weldon, Thomfii H., M. D, Vital StatlsUcs ...... -14.00 DAILY RADIO PROGRAM WOODROW WILSON HIGH Town Grid Champions Seek OLD TIME COACHES Kelther Furniture Company, O. E „ m attresa...... Weat Side Dairy, milk ...... 7 ...... 131.61 DARTMOUTH CHOICE TO Wheeler, Charles, tool b o x ...... S...... lO.OO Kellum, Anna, rents WEDNKtDAYs OCTOBER ZT (C«ntral and Eattero Standard Tliift) ' flw Board o f IdoetaMn Oetobor 25, 1937. (two Klldlsh. Anna, rent ...... Wlchman, Barney, U . D., supports ...... lo.OO 1ST CAGE SESSION Top Notch Foe For Sunday KUpatrick. James, labor and m aterial...... Wilcox, A . J„ elecUon day helper ...... 6.00 N0t«: All progntms to ktr aad bamlo chains or croups thsrsof oolets spsd^ OF MIDDLETOWN FACES DO WELL ON GRID fled: coast to coast (e to c) desIcLations Include a)B Company, I»c., v a lv e ...... w t ^ wcah kyw wfbr wre wry when three years o f semi-pro football RockylllaeRockvilles by 6-0i-0 with a team that 2.00 Knolls, Agent, Arthur, rents Windham, Town of, aid rendered...... 27.20 wcas wtam wwj wsa! wdel; Midwsst: 4 : 4 ^ 5:46—Dorothy- rothy Oorden'a - Cerner - OF UNDEFEATED TEAMS was bolstered considerably by the ' Vny-o-en City w.y.wtn« ...... 683.76 Knofla, tVllllam, rent Windsor, Town of, aid rendered ...... 86.00 kad wmag who wow wdaf wirs katp; 5:00— 6:00—Bongs___ __ngsTr from______Jack Shannon oompetlUmi and already victors to Baatlnnca Company, fencing, etc. Msuntalni koa kdyl: South: wmbg; 8:16— 6:16—Junfer Leaguts Program neeeei aty for the Rad and . White West Side Rec Tonight At addition of aeveral newcomera. 6.00 Kottke, Augusta, rents ...... Wlsotaoke, Edward, washing compound...... 7.20 6:30— 6:30—Press* Radio Nows Period two starts this season, are attempt­ Ha?e Had More Smiles Aataaon, Frank. Election Day helper...... Paeifkt kfl kgw kotno khq kpw kgu; it gridatsrs to beat Weet Hartford The Orioles ere pointing for an powrer by Ite vletofy over Harvard; 22.10 LaChapelle, Clarence, EHection expenses...... Wlwgac, Frank, ren t ...... 20.OO OPTIONAL (stations owrats lntsr« 6:36— C:35—Frank Oalloy'a Orchestra Game Booked Away To Fifl ing to book a leading attraction for ai^derann Jdui, Election Day helper .. 4.88 Leshinske, Arthur, ElecUon expenses...... Wogman, George, range oil ...... 3,40 changeable on eltber RED or BLUE 6:45— 6:45—Talk, Son. Bradley, Conn* and Bristol and bava Meriden, 7 To Discuss Plans. undefeated season and art also out Grayson Of NEA Sees Indi­ la the team o f opportunity sad has networks): BASIC — East: wlw wfea 6:00— 7:00—Feotio Molodloo — eaitj thte Sunday at ML Nebo. Manager Than Sighs So Far Aadiao. lAwrenee, m ilk ...... 9.80 Lathrop A Staye, w ood ...... Wood, U T., range oU and I c e ...... 33.82 Etest Hartford or Bristol knock off to retain the town title they’ve ­ just enough all-round atrangth to A a g w Equipment (Company, Inc., equipment...... wsan work wco): Midwest: wood wgl **Obb(loote'* from Chicago—we»c AnOpeDDatehRedAod undefeated Middletown, thus bring­ Don Hafrtogton said today that he’s tured two yeari a-running from 30.00 Lehigh Steel Oimpany, water works supplies...... Woodhouae, Rose, rent ...... 30.OO wgbf wbow webe ksoo kans. OTHER -6:15— 7:15—Hobby Lobby—east; H if* interested only to secu ri^ s high turn the trick. Anothacarlee H a lf Company, chlorine...... 16.20 Leldholdt, Frank, Election expenses ...... Wuerdlg, WUUam A., baffles ...... 34.00 O PTIO NAL STATIONS — Canadian: bert Foots, Organ—west ing about a situation where Man- their south end rivals. Eiut that ans As Victors h Bowl Now that (TornsU has hit tht crctt^cf: Central: wefl wtmj wlba wdae 6:30- 7:30-Aoelian Trio—west The Moriarty Orioles will bold class drawing card to oppose the doesn't mean that the champions Asmatiuag, Harry, labor and m aterial...... 100.00 Lewis, Philip, rents Yost, Albert, elecUon day h e lp e r...... 12.00 cheater would have to play and Washington, Oct. 27— (A P )—n ’s skids there’s no taiifn|^ how fhr ♦fi-r Am atrong, William, care o f dump...... •••• kfyrT koaikoajn: South: wtar wptf wls wjaz 6:46— 7^5—Books Carter’s Comment White Schedule; Rivals best Meriden to deadlock Middle- their first baAetball practice to­ Orioles and doesn't Intend to sign are going to meet setups. On the 1.60 Liberty Investment Ck>mpany, rents...... Yulyes, Samuel, shoe repairs ...... 1.7s wHa-wsun wiodI wsoow i wfbc srwno weso 7:00— tn o —Amoricon Covaleado—tu o night at 8 o’clock at the West Side up sny team that ..omes along. been rough going for "Pop" Stagg, Big Red will i^p. Columbia haa teU Arthur Drug Storea, Inc., d r u g i...... CJisrUer, Joseph, labor and material ...... 80.70 wavs warn wmo wab wapi wamb wjdx 7:3(^ i:3(L-Eddio Cantor’s Program town for tbe UUe. There are contrary, the tougher the opposition Dana Bible and Harry Hughe*, but Saturday; Mighty Califor­ 289.77 Llnwood Realty Company, ren ta...... kvoo wky wfaa wbap *■kpi '. — Itec In preparation for the 1937-88 “ W e’re hot,” Harrington esld, ter than sn evan chancs o f Atkina B r^ ia , fumlahlnga...... 6K)0— 6.^00—Kostolanets Musle — to o ■everal other poeslbUiUea, of the tetter they’ll lUte IL says Har­ most of the old timers among foot­ Automatic Voting Machine Company, certincatee...... 22.52 Lock Joint Pipe Company, slip joint p ip e ...... Allison. John J., D. D. 8 ., dental services ...... 8.29 kgbx ktba kark kgne; Mountsin: kglr 8i30— 6:30—Col. Jack Major, Variety Possess ImpressiTe R e^ campal^. team will again play “ and we wanl^the test opposlUon It three losses to a row tor Carl 2.02 Barry, John F „ D. H. D„ dental servicea...... 38.33 kghi ktar kob: Pacific kfbk kwe kmj 6:0(^10:00—The Gang BuStora—to cat courw, baaed on the outcome of rington. It te planned to obtain a ball coaches have had more smiles R. C Atkina A Company, pruner p arta...... Liomas ^fettleton, rents imder the banner o f Moriarty avaUsble, both to test our club to nia RoOs On To Rose Snavely’s lads. 24.00 Lone Pine Dairy Farm, milk Farr. James W., D. D. 8 ., dental servicea ...... 2.07 kern 6:3(K‘ 10:30 — Patti Chopin, •Sengs— future games elated by the League band to play at Sunday’s game and than algha this aeason." east; Hobby Lobby—west roprat Brothers in Its fifth season of com­ tus Umlt and to provide local fans Holy Cross packs too much m war Bakdi A Brown, r e n t...... 3.39 Long, George, labor Green. Ward E., D. D.S., dental services ...... 2.07 CsnL EaaL ord; Meriden Clash Seems leaders. Harrington Is hopeful of drawing a Aa a whole they can match rec­ Edward Balf Company, trap re c k ...... B:80 - Jack Armstrong, Sarlal— 6:45—10:45—To Bo Announced (15 m.) petition. Arthur Pongratx will again with good grid fare.” The Orioles for Temple and N, T fJ I.- abould 30.58 Lucas, J. Ij., meats and groceries Strant, Charles W., dental servicea ...... 83.65 10:0(^11:00—Andre Baruch Comment Impreaalve Record crowd o f 1,000 or more fans to the Bantly OU Company, truck parta, etc...... saat; Jeah Higgins, Sketch—west manage the Orioles. nosed out the Jewett City Speed- Mount ord agalnit those of most any group Classic; Other Grid Selec­ barely slip by CMgate. 11.30 Mahleu's Grocery, meats and groceries...... Thrall, R. J., D. D. S., dental services . . . ; ...... 16.58 S :4 ^ L lttls Orphan Annie — —wabc: B. Goodman Orchoatra— Under the guidance of Coach of their Junior* without any head- Barlow*A range o i l ...... basic; Postio MsICdioa—west repeat OnL The personnel of the team wUl in Navy’s big gima will boon agato 136.00 Mahoney, John G., ElecUon Day M oderator...... Boyd, Howard, M. D., medical services and vital statlsUca . . . . 166.22 east; Johnnie Johnston’s Sengs->w Jacques Grenier, Woodrow Wilson hanging. Tha average for a score Becker A Company, p ap er...... 6:00— S:0(>—Roy CampboH’s Royslists 10:30—11:30—Sammy Kayo A Orchestra haa been highly euccesaful on the elude BUI Schieldge, EHmore Dul^, tions. and Penn wrUl taka a ahsUtog. .64 Maloney, J. M., truck repairs...... - ...... Burr, Noah A., M. D., medical services...... r...... 194.25 6:10— 6:16—Carol Dsls’ Song Recital 11:00—12:00—Tommy Dorsey Orchestra Beerwort, E. U , Inc., packings ...... gridiron In recent years. Its cam­ Bobby Kerr, AI Ktulowles, ESof of those who have been coaching Ths Princeton Tiger probably will 18.00 Mating, Mrs. E. P., board and c a r e ...... ; ...... Caldwell, D. M., M. D., medical sendees ...... 17.09 1:8(V— 6:SO—Prsso-Radlo Nows Period —basic; Ai Trace Orchoitro—west SalmoBson, Cy Blanchard, FTanny prior to 1920 is considerably over Benevento,.Jolm, Election Day helper...... 6:35— 6:35—The Rythmairss Appear 11:3(^12:30—Bob Crosby A Orehsstra paign thte season Includes Impres- claw Harvard. 18.00 Manchester Electric Company, electric service...... ! Friend. Amos H.. M. D.. medical services ...... 213!85 n^Woodrow Wilson High of Mld- Blanchard, John Tierney, Henry tha credltoble. .500 mark. Bannison, Thomas. Election Day h elper...... 6:45— 6:4^BMIy A Betty—wsaf; Don NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK •Ive vletoriea over Bast Hartford Booelers ea the Upgrade Joseph. Election Day helper...... 18.10 Mmnehester Gas Company, gas service...... Higgins, Edwin C , M. D., vital staUsUcs and medical servicea 319.30 Winslow of the Navy—west: Little ' aMtowB. which has beeoma a pow- Heafs end Jackie Ftaher, while Amos Alonzo Stagg, football's By HARRY GRAYSON 29.28 Manchester Laundry, laundry serv ic e ...... Holmes, LeVeme, M. D., medical' services ...... 96.87 Orphan Annie—midwest repeat BASIC — East: wjs wba*wbia wbal High and Stratford High, beaten to Johnny Green, John Wlnzler and Expect Crowd of 40,000 Sporte Editor. NEA Service Indiana, wdth Ite strongeat tsaat wham kdka wgar wxys wjtn wsyr ar in Ctoas B clrelet o f stata Inter- grand old man, who coached 40 Baigren. J. A. Dairy, m ilk ...... 196.50 Keeney, Robert R., M. D., medical servicea...... 262 11 6:00— 7:05—Amos *n* Andy — oast; the tuna of 26-6 teat Friday. The to years, ia gtvsh a good eWwTVW to £ e ri. w illiam, trucking ...... Manchester Lumber Company, lumber, esment, etc...... Louis Panieo and His Oroh.—west wmal wfU waby webr wcky wspd wean Howard WUey wUl Join the Orioles years at Chicago before moving to 230.97 Lundberg, G. A. F., M. D., medical aervlces, etc...... 289.98 wlee wieu; Midwest: wenr wls kwk koll scbolsstlc athletic competition In Wildcats, by which name the team Picking the winners on the ns- upsqi Nebraska, whUe Santo Qara. Bliah, F. T. Hardware Company, eupplles...... Manchester Memorial Hospital, board and care...... 6:15— 7:15—Unets Esra Radio Station at the end d the high (k ImoI and the OoUegs o f the Pacific, has woo 64.24 Manchester Motor Sales, Inc., truck rep airs...... Moore, D. C. Y.. M. D., medical servicea, vital atatlsUcs . . . . 114.35 6:30— 7:30—The Swing Hormonlcas wren wmt kso wowo wetn; Southt the few years of ite existenee, has is kno(vn, have a feat, powerful ar­ Uon's gridiron fronts becomes an in­ journsjdng to Chleego from ths Blue Ribbon Bakery, bread, etc...... wrtd wnbr krgv kfdm wrol kria wlbn trada school seasons. one, Ued one and lost three, tackling 28.15 Manchester Plumbing A Supply Company, hardware, etc...... Morlarty, MorUmer E.. M. D., medical services...... 75.65 6:45— 7i40—To Bo Announeod (16 m.) bean booked to oppose Mancheater ray of grid talent, beaded by Cap­ creasingly disturbing task a* the west cosat, la favored over Mar­ Blutstain. D. A B., Inc., furnishings...... 7:00— 6:00 One Man’s Fomity—c to o wdsu waga wsgn kxys; Mountain: kin The Orioles expect to launch thoir tha big boys of tha far wasL 5.65 Mancheater Public Market, meats and groceries...... Sloan, T. G., Estate, medical servicea ...... 5.75 7:30— t:3(^W oyn o King's Orehostra kvod kghf; Poeifle: ago kfsd koz kga High at the Asylum (jlty this ETIday tain Joe Fagglone, dynamic quai^ At Bears-(dants Tussle litUe fellowra conUnue to rise out ot quette. ^ a iw e OU Company, range ...... koca lyr season next Wednesday night A fte r many great seasons at 685.00 Manchester Sand A Gravel Company, sand and atone...... Stmdquist, Alfred B., M. D., medical, servicea ...... 52.84 6:00— 6:00—W . O’ Koofo’a Town Hall afternoon at 2 o’clock. Coach terback and leading acorer. nowhere to smack dowm tha favors Purdue finally should win a H g B oftw ld l,G .0 „ roofing contract ...... 6:00—10:00—The Porsdo of Hits—to e (N O TE : See W BAF-NBC for optional TTiomaa F. KaUey ainnotmeed to­ against tha German-American Nebrsaks, Bible has lost three 32.32 Manchester Trust Company, re n ts ...... Weldon, Thomas H;. M. D., medical servicea ...... 38.45 f:45,.10:45—Alistair Cooks of London list of stations.) Manchester, bumbled only once Council o f New Britain. A meeting Ites wdth much gusto. Ten game with Iowa as Its vlcuin. Boyle, Edward and Sons, team service ...... day. Both teams had an open In four atarte. booked thte game la games since his re-entry among Bowers, Raymond, Moderator— EUectlon D a y ...... 15.00 Manchester Water Compiuty, water service...... Zaglio, Edmund R „ M. D„ medical services...... 301 60 10:00—11:30—Ed Lo Baron Orohoatra— Cent. EosL will precede tonight's pracUee, TTie much-dented dope bucket snd s lot of folks wont te too su^ oast; Amos *n* Andy—west repeat date thte week and arrangements southwest sharpshooters and hi* 28.00 Manchester Water Department, rep airs...... Moriarty, Joseph, elecUon day h elp er...... i 4;oo 4:30— 5:3(V—Ths Singing Lady—east? preparaUon tot Briatol’a Invasion etaitlnff fit 7 o’clock and all play­ Pro Football Reaches Ma­ took another kicking around taat Bowers. Sherwood and Raymond, r e n t...... 10:15—11:1^Lou Broeae’o Orchestra Art Tatom at the Pisne^^’est for the clash were completed late On Hartford Card prised If Wisconsin dumps North­ 7.00 Manchester Water Department, water service...... 10:30—11:30—Rudolph FrimI Orehostra Friday. The KeUeyites ers are requested to be on band. Texas outfit has won one and tied wreak when Western Maryland turn­ Bralthwalte, J. R.. labor and m aterial...... 4:45— 5:45—Tom Mix, Sketch—basic; yesterday afternoon. one. western snd mtnols downs Mlehl- Brazauakas, Leo, meata and groceries...... 35.00 Mankin, Ina L., board ahd c a r e ...... 857,702.93 11:05.12:00—Larry Burks, Toner Soles AI VIorra and H it Orchestra—west dldnt look so good la edging Etest ed back Syracute, conqueror of Cor­ gsn. 26.00 Marlow's, fumlshings ...... 11:Q^13:0A-W oody Herman Orehostra S:0O— i:0 (^ N ow o : H. Kogan Orehos. Blarlden Seems Got Hartford teat week and the local turity As Gate Grows; Will Hughes, who began with the Brasatiakla, A., meata and groilerleB...... 11:30—12:8O-^’ Ll0hU Out,’* Dramatie nell, and Brown, surging to great VlUanova must te given the edge 10.00 Martcll, A. E. Company, printing, books, etc...... 5:30— 6:3(^Pross*Rodio Nows Period The announoement o f the game mentor is spending thte week In Colorado Aggies In 1911 and has the Biannsn. ®lta, Hectlon Day h elper...... , CBS-WABC NETWORK 5:85— 6:38—The Rovoloro — ays onlyi indicatee that attempts to arrive lielghte, tumbled a greatly favored over Detroit daaplto the n t a a r Bridgeport, City of. aid rendered ...... y V ' J \ ...... 69.42 Merz, John, ElecUon Day h e lp e r...... meat’s poUcy has been to suppress Jock Baker, Tenor Songs—chain ironing out the weaknesses that longest continual service record at BASIC—Eaot: wabc wade woke weao S:45— 6:45—Lowell Thomas — oast; at an agreement with Meriden Ootdraw New York Col­ Columbia. Not to forget Auburn a ■msihtog victory over Boatoa (M - Capitol City Burial Vault Company, labor and m aterial...... • • 10.00 Messier-Nssh, Inc., truck rep airs...... such violence with a strong band. weel wgr wkbw wkro whk wjr wdre were displayed In both offense and one InatituUon, ha* yet to win a 6.00 Eocerto—w.; Tom Mix—mldw. rpL High over enother date for Its defense. itartllng 21-0 rout of (jeorgla Tech. lege. Brosnsa, Mary, Election Day h elper...... MlUs-Farr Company, hose ...... POLAND IS ALSO Nevertheless, riots and beatings wcau wjaa wpro wfbl wlsv wgar: Mid­ 6:(N ^ 7:00—Eoay Aces, Skit—also eat Local Sport game. He's lost three and tied one. But all things being equal, wre'U 8.76 west: wbbm wfbm kmbo kmoz whas 6:15— 7:15—Mr. Kosn A Lost Parsons poatpemed game with Manchester Scoring Divided On tha other hand, Ray Morri­ Arkansas snd T. C U. are favor* Brown. Mrs. Harvey, furnishings...... Miner, George E.. ren te ...... are a frequent occurrence. Some kfab kmt leges This Year, Says continue to eUck to the form chkrL 21.75 6:3(^ 7:30—Lum A Abnsr east only; have baan abandoned. Just what Manchester has scored 47 points son’s Vanderbilt la among the few ed over Texas A. and M. and Bay* BtownbuUt Shoe Store, sh oes...... Montgomery Ward, fumlshings...... Jewish sources, esUmate no leas e a s t —wbns wpg whp wheo wore efrb Mario Ceszi, Baritone—network California’s complete triumph Bnrant A Chapman (Company, m ilk ...... 3.28 Monti, Victor, r e n t ...... ckao wlbz wmao wosg wnbf wlba wkbn 6:46— 7:46—Sistora of Skillet — wjs; effset thte win have on the C C. I. In all In four, garaea against 18 unbeaten and untied eleven* with lor, respectively, wdth Auburn a SEGREGATING JEWS than 150 Jews have been killed in Chatter over Southern (^ Ifo rn la eraaeo 14.64 Moriarty's, meats and groceries...... whlo wgbt Charlotte Lonaing, Son»—network L. race for football honors Is un­ points for Its opponents or rather Irish; Players* Salaries five triumpha ttoct' choice over Rise. Bums. James, mUk ...... H"': ...... disturbances In Poland In the last DIXIE—wgot wsfa wbre w q m wdod 7t(X^ S:0(h-Eddy Duchln Ore.—also • certain, depending largely on any doubt that the Golden Bears Campbell's Serrioe Station, truck parts, etc...... 472.94 Moriarty Brothers, truck p a rts ...... klra wroo wlao wwl wtoo arid ktrh for Middletown High, victor over Jock Sutherland's PIttsburgb also Tesaa has to get going eometlme, .a two years, and at least 200 Jewish 7 :3 (^ 8:3(^—Sid Skolsl^, Hollywood whether or not Miuichester finishes Out on limb and far from ia our might not be the best outfit on tbe Case. Lock w o^ A Bralnard (Company, printing, etc...... 377.00 Morlarty, David, ElecUon Day h elp er...... ktsa waeo koma wdbo wbt wdao whig 7:45— S:45—The Noraomon’o Quartet the locals by that score. Fullback la unbeaten writh four victories and ■o I’m giving ths Longtwrna the 12.48 shops and homes bombed or de­ wdb] wwva wmbg wsjs wmbr wala t:00— t:0O*rMelodie Contrast, Oroh. Ite League season as a contender right mind. . . . that jtmt about de­ _ J Center Pharmacy, d n ig a ...... Mountain Brook Farm, m ilk ...... stroyed. Ernie Squatrito and Halfback Stu Km. a tie. “ Pop" Warner,’ a coach for west coast, and ifU take nothing call over Southern MathodlSL 161.25 ktul kgko weoa wdno wnox kwkb know 8:30— 6:30—Child Study Aoooolation for the title. To do so It will be scribes our condition as we survey Cbamben Trucking, trucking ...... • Muench, H. E., tree surgery equipment...... Second Of Series Of Articles wmmm wjno wchs wpar wmas weoe 6:0(^10:00—Oon. Johnson’s Comment ^blnson have the highest num­ 40 years, has led Temple to three short o f a miracle for U. C L. A, Tennessee probably will »teit the list o f twenty^eight giunes that CharUr Oak Otocery A Auto Supply Company. meaU, groceries, Murdock, George, ElecUon Day helper...... wr\'a 6:15—10:15—Nola Day Song Program ber of points to their credit with vletoriea and a pair of Ues. to stem this avalanche o f Berkeley Georgia, and Tulans can te gtvwi' MIDWEST — wmbd wlsn wibw kfh 6:80—10:60—Ernoat (1111 W altz Prog. two touchdowns each but tbs scor­ have been dished up for tbe bef\«l- New York, Oct. 27.— (A P )— Pro- brawn. oil ...... Murray, James H., labor and m aterial...... wkbb wtaq wkbh weee wsbt koej wnaz 10:00—11:00—Nows; Vagabonda Quartet Frank Dobson, who began coach­ the edge over MiaeltsippL Tells How They Are Sepa­ ing Is pretty weU divided between dlement o f the pigskin pickers this Chase Brass and Copper Company, fittin g s...... McCabe, William, Election Day helper...... woe 10:15—11:15—King’s Jostoro Orchestra feeslonal football, you will be eager ing in 1906 at Georgia, has won 4 Stub Alllaon’a amaaing array of Southern California ia Ukaly to Cbem-inf Foundry Company. waUr works supplies...... McCann, Fred. Ejection Day helper ...... MOUNT.—kvor U s kob ksl kgvo kfbb 10:3(^11:30—To Bo Announeod <1 tar.>i six players. Green, Mohr and weekend---- there Isn’t a setup In teckfleld strength, led by Vie Bo- R A D I O ® " J < COAST—knz koln kol kfpy kW aafo key 11:80—12:30—H. MIddlomon Orohootra . to know, te doing all right for It­ of 6 at Maryland. Charles Bach­ make a comeback at Waahtogtoa Cheney brothers, rents, furnishings, labor, etc...... Me An, Thom Shoe Company, shoes...... Harry S(]uatrito have alx ralnta the lot and a cola toss would prob­ tarri snd John Meek, operating be­ State’s expense, and Staatord, roll­ rating Them In Schools. apiece, while Wlnzler has thrw by self. It Is growing up fast, the man at Michigan State has the Clark's Shoe Store, furnishings...... McCarthy, Charles, meats and gnx;eries...... — ------D a y ably be the beet method o f eelec' hind that gigantic, hard-hitting ing along aiuch smoother now, virtue of his place kldks for point money Is rolling In and the pertorm- same score. Clay, Anna M., board and c a r e ...... McGill, Thomas, point supplies...... Baetora Standard Time THE tlon— If we bad a coin. . . . forward wall, abould pound rlgnt should down Oregon State. CUBord's. shoes and h o ots...... McKenzie, Daniel, ElecUon Day h elp er...... 7:19— "Hobby Lobby.’’ after touchdown. Two points re- ers aren't bruisers any more like Bernic Blermsn of Minnesota has wmn 8 and lost one, as has Francis up Into tbe Rose Bowl at Pasadena Football ia a great game. Picking Clough, Orayland. r e n t...... McKone Sales Company, supplies...... (This is the second of a 7:45—Boake (barter. they used to te. They’re genUemen, Lacking the wherewithal to use Schmidt o f Ohio State. Minnesota’s mighty Vikings aren't the wdnnera la another. But sooner Clough. John, r e n t ...... Nash, Roy, labor. N. W. cem etery...... series of three articles dealing 8:00—The Cavalcade et Ameriea, ' with Wlhsted. this system, we're simply going to on and off the field. New York, Oct 27.— (AP)—Fred BIGGEST Bob Zuppke, the Big Ten gridiron very likely to give Notre Deme a or later you lost to both. Commodore Steel Company, BuU points...... National Meter Company, water works supplies...... with the position of the Jew In WTIC 8:30—Eddie Cantor. They are expecting 40,000 fans Allen will return to the air on No­ close our eyes and hope for the best dean, has w/on one, lost one and very pleasant recepUon, and with Community Preea, printing ...... National Typewriter Company, typewriter rental ...... some European countries.) 9:00—Andre Koetelaneta’ orcheetra out to the Polo Grounds next Sun­ Connecticut Power Company, labor, material, e t c ...... vember 17. Trmv«terz Broadoasttng Sarvtoe, with the following predictions, obso- Ter Johnson Ued twro to hi* twenty-fifth year at the benefit of a wreck’s rest behind Naven’e, shoes...... 6:30— Col. Jack Major. day to watch a' ahooUng match be­ ConnecUcut, 8 U U of, 8U U and MUlUry T a x e s ...... Warsaw ((jorreapondence of the Hartford, Conn. lutely and positively guaranteed to nUnoU. them the Gophers abould be able to Neldlch Process, typewriter ribbons ...... In coming back to the Wednesday 10:00— “ Gang Busters.’’ LITTLE Spo rts Roundup be the McCoy—up to game time and tween the (Chicago Bears, undefeat­ Hartford. Oct. .27.— (Special)— Coanectlcut, State of. Widows' Aid sh are...... Nelson, Otto, ElecUon Day h elper...... 50,000 W. 1040 K. C. 28J BL unloose the full extent of their pow­ Associated Press) — The "(Jass- night Town Hall Fred will be start­ 10:30— Highway Traffic Forum. not a moment later, Lfter that It’s ed leaders o f the western divlaton WresUlng fans of Western New WRESTLING Connecticut, State of, blue p rin ts...... N. E. Blue Print Paper Company, office supplies...... Eaatern Standard Tlmo er. All of which bodes 111 Indeed tor room Ghetto” baa heightened the ing his fifth season under the same 10:45—To be announced. By EDDIE BBIETZ every man for himself and we're go­ of the National League, and the New Eingland will witness two cham­ Cehnactieut, State of, board and c a r e ...... Newington Home for Crippled Children, board and c a r e ...... the Irish. By ASSOCIATBD FBOW anxiety of Poland's 3,500,000 Jews, sponsor. Portland Hoffa will be 11:00— Sporte— News. ing to hire a nice storm cellar.. .. York Giants, who bead the eastern pions of their respective countries, Last Night *s Fights Converse, Lawrence, r e n t ...... New Model Laundry, laundry service ...... along as usual. SHOP tug, haul and whatnot at each other Carnegie Tech shouldn’t prove New York—Jesse Jsmee, 190, Correnti, Paul, meats and groceries...... Wedneadify, Got. 27 11:15—Benny Goodman’! ereheatrai New York. Oct. 27.— (A P )—Any sector. N. E. Volley Ball League, entry f e e ...... long beset by a rising tide of anU- For tbe first part of his renewed In the star attraction on Thursday too much of an obstance for PltL Hollywrood, Calif., Threw Steve Faa* Cowles. Harry H., damage by d o g s...... P. M. 11:30— Sammy Kaya'e orchestra. day now Jimmy Braddock wUl fol­ Arkansaa over Texaa A. and M There la a lot more Intereat here By ASSOCIATED PRESS N. Y., N. H. A H. R. R. Company, fre ig h t...... Semttlsm. « series, Fred will broadcast from evening at Foot Guard Hall. Rams Due to Be Upset sms, 188, Qrsecs, 52:15. Crane Company, plumbing m aterials...... Norcross, A. D„ adjiuitment...... 4:00— Lorenzo Jones. 12:00— Tommy Dorsey’s orchestra. low the crowd and go Into tbe res­ (because.. . .because.. . .oh.Just be­ than the etrictly collegiate grid fan Coral Gables, Fla,— Bobby Blrt- Jimmy O ow ley la wrorried and This recent Innovation to segre­ Hollywood unUl be finishes the pic­ IN taurant b(uineaa on Broadway, ■ Tor Johnson 865 pound Swedish Boston— Steve ((Sruater) Chsay, Crawford. Jack, Election Day h elper...... North Elm Dairy, m ilk ...... 4:15—The Guiding Light. 12:30—Bob (hvsby'a orchestra. cause); Baylor over Texas (3irlstlan would imagine. Tbe Beare are com­ champion and European Graeco- ton, 13SH, Miami, Fla., outpointed amall wronder. Meeting North Caro­ gate Jews In Polish universities is ture he Is working on. Since he looks like Larry (the great) Kelley's 228, Ireland, Threw Tor Johnson, Ctookett, Charles, ElecUon Day h elper...... Norton's, shoes ...... 4:30—The Story of Mary Marlin. (strictly to preserve the former s ing with a powerful, veteran team, Roman chaipplon clashes with the Yucatan Kid, 138H, Mexico lina to tbe Tar-Heela’ owm back Damato, Frank and Son, tru cking...... looked upon apprehensively by the has been away he haa kept entirely 4:45—The Road of life. Tomorrow’s Preg’im pro career bad bee, thrown for a unbeaten record), Boston College headed by Bronko Nagurskt, who (10). 365, Sweden, 27:10. Norton Electrical Instrument Company, labor and material . . . . abeent from the microphone except <3sorge “ Dazzler" (nark, 232 pound yard isn't tha moat pleasant as- Albany. N. T.—Dsaa Dsttoo, Salt Davidson's Filling Station, range o i l ...... 6:00—“N ot for Ladles.” A. M. loss by hte academic frienda... . over North Carolina State,' (terneU used to murder them for Minnesota. San Jose, (Mllf.—Small Montana. Oak Grove Dairy, milk...... Jews as alarming evidence of of­ for one guest appearance this week. TOWN champion of Scotland In tbe best Blgnmant In the wrorld, and the Lake City, defeated Chief Tltuikter- Davis, WUUam H., acaflold...... Oakland Poultry Farm, gravel ...... 6:15—While the CSty Sleeps 7:00— Eta Alpha Programma. ^ n ie ll had better look out for that over (Columbia (can these turns aC' The Glante are a young team, full two out of three fall match. 106H, Manila, former world fljr- Davia. Olga. Blectlon Day h elp er...... ficial yielding to antl-Jewiah agita- ■outhernere are getting tetter every bird, Vancou'ver, B. C., one (aU Oak Nursing Home, board and c a r e ...... 6:30—Jack Armstrong—The AU- 7:30—Shoppers S p e c if —IS— wlum bia team Saturday and Van- tually be aa bad as their records of vim and vinegar, with a new "left Thirty minute time limit matches wmigbt champion, and Jackie Jurich, Do Clantia, Frank, meats, groceries, r e n t...... tlon. Saturday. In facL the comblnauon (Tbunderblrd unable to ooaUaue) Ocavage, Steve, rent ...... Because It will devote an Impor­ American Boy. 7:45— News Service. MrbUt had better look out for Geor­ have painted ’e m t), Detroit over formation”, that baa rival coaches bring together, (nuef Saunooke, 250 111, San Joae, Drew, (10). Dell, Mrs. Louie, r e n t...... For two years Jewish students tant share of the afternoon to the of Jack Burnette end Andy Bar­ (heavyweights). O'Connor, Charles, ElecUon Day h elp er...... struggled against unofficial at* 6:45— “ Little Orphan Annie.” 8:00— ^Tretunire Houaa. gia Tech---- (you don’t often trip VlUanova, Tulsa over George Wash­ mosntog nights. poimd Seminole Indian and Eddie New York— Eddie McGeever, shak probably wrlll be too much for Dent. Fred, r e n t ...... Oderman, Charles, plants, etc...... first of two Arturo Toscanini con­ 8:00—News. 8:15—Sbopperd SpeclaL men Uke Profs. Lou U tU e and BUJ ington, Vanderbilt over Georgia Their tussle looks like it might Vlreg, 210 pound Hungarian; AI 140(4, Sebanton, Pa,, outpointed Minneapolis—Bronko NaguraM. Dewey-Rlchman Company, office suppUee...... tempts to force them to sit certs from London on Saturday, the Itema to handle. 228, International Falla, Minn., de­ Old Saybrook, Town of, aid rendered...... ] segregated “Jewish secUons” 6:15— The Rervelers. 0:00—M ra Nancy CTisaa Aiaxander two weeks In a row).,,, Tech, Holy Cross over Temple settle tbe championship. (3etz, 218 pound Mancheater, Conn, Leonard Del Genlo, 144 H, New Dianlond’s Shoe Store, sh oes...... W EAF-NBC has decided to forego BARSTOW’S Since the odds are against Yale feated Lon Plumber, 342, BalUaMrsk Olmsted, J. Gerald M., e.xamlnattons...... 6:25—Musical Interlude. 6:16—Mary Johnron. It wasn’t enough for tbe Texas A g ­ (nothing more than a hunch)... In the meantime, the pro game It aspirant, takes on Harry Ftokle- York ( 8 ). Dick, A. B. Company, auppllas...... classrooms and lecture baUs. going through the season undefeat­ one fall. O'Meara. Martin, rent ...... Rather than yield, they beard lec­ football broadcasting for this week 6:30—Wrightvllle Clarion. 9:25—News Service. gies to use one of Coach Leo Meyer'a aelf is worth looking over. It’s steln, 216 pound New York Hebrew Jersey a ty , N. J.—PhU Berio, Dlelenachneider, Fred Election Day h elp er...... WJZ-NBC, however, will have ed, Saturday looks like the dsy when Indianapolis — George O'Meara Motor Company, truck p a rts ...... [ tures standing. 6:45—Vic Arden’a orchestra and 9:30— Richard MazweU. own pet pass playe to tie bis lexaa Michigan over lUlnote (our long changed mightily In recent years. to tbe opening number Duke 200. Union City, outpointed AI Dillon Sales and Service, truck and truck p arta...... Notre Dame va. Minnesota, the sll good things come to sn end. 241, Pueblo, Colo., defeated Tom Orlowskl, Charles, ElecUon Day h e lp e r...... But when the universities re­ Guests. * 9:45—Yodllng Jim IngaUs. camsuans recently---- Herb Smith, shot for this week), Sants casra Ned Irish, who turns out publicity Walker, 215 pound Ctenadlan battles Mitchell, 194, Brooklyn ( 6 ). Diocesan Bureau, board and c a r e ...... Oswald, William, meats and groceries ...... game that WABC-CB8 also is to W^TINGHOUSE Dartmouth, serving notice of lu Marvin, 318, Tulsa, Oka., Dcige, C. B. Company, disinfectants...... opened this fall, orders were Is­ 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy. 10:00—Pretty K itty Kelly. the Aggie who wrapped hte air-a over Marquette, Minnesota over for the Giants, watched It happen. Bob Monroe. 220 pound Wisconsin (2 to 2). Overhead Door Company, Inc., "Overhead ' d oo rs...... [ describe. Bill Stem will announce sensation. Donas, Paul F „ wiring,, stc...... sued by all rectors to mark seats 7:15— Uncle Ezra’s Radio Station. 10:15—M yrt and Marge. ELECTRIC aroimd the slippery touchdown pass, Notre Dame (our best bet), Nebrss- “We71 outdraw any o f tha New s ______Panther Oil and Grease (Company, lubricants...... distinctly with initials IncUcating for NBC and Ted Huslng for C®S. was shooed away from Texas Chris­ ka over Indiana (with all fingers York college teama this year,” said Doran. Edward. Election Day h elper...... Patterson, William, meats and groceries...... 7:30— Cappy Barra. 10:30—EmUy Post. Dougan, Thomas G„ ambulance serv ic e ...... which might be used by CJiristlans 7:45— “White Eagleo.” 10:45—Instrumentaltete. RANGES tian just two years ago because he crossed), N Y U over (Colgate, Nortn Ned. "W e’ve averaged about 25.UUU Pearson A Johnson, range oil ...... and which by Jews. On the air tonight; was too small! DuSy, James. Election Day h elper...... Pickles, W. F. Estate, rent ...... 8:00—One Man's Family. 11:00—Hartford TTiberculoals and (Carolina over Fordbam (the toss-up attendance for five games so far, and Duncan, Samuel, damage by d o g s ...... A protesting delegation of Jew- Talks— W ABC -C»S 6:45, State Plnehurst Grocery, groceries, etc...... ] ! ! ! ! '. 8:30— Wayne King's orchestra.. Public Health Society— Dr, REFRIGERATORS of the week), Navy over Penn, Pitt with a break In the weather we'U Eastern Plum bln* Supply <>>mpany, eupplles...... Ish deputies were told by the Senator J. Kenneth Bradley of (Con­ 9:00—Walter O’Keefe with Peter Ralph (jlarke. over Cternegle Tech, Princeton over do tetter from here on.” Eddy Valve Company, water works supplies...... Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company, g la s s ...... minister of educaUort the purpose necticut, chairman of Young Re­ Jimmy Johnston was fit to be Ued P o w lio ^ Podrove, A., rents ...... !!.".! Van Steeden’a orchestra. 11:15— "(jarol Kennedy's Romaneat* RADIOS Harvard, Purdue over Iowa, Auburn Thte means that players steadily of the formal segregation was to publican National FederaUon. on when his Bob Pastor wasn't Includ­ Birosr and Amend, tu b es...... Pole. Luigi, meats and groceries...... !!!!".!! 10:00—Your Hit Parade.. 11:3()— Big Sister. over Rice, Texas over Southern are getting tetter salaries, he ex­ flhidleett'Johnson. shoes ...... end once and for aU the conUnual “ Situation In the World Today; ed on the list of eUgIbles for Max KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS Pollard. Joseph Q. Company, water works supplies...... 10:45—Talks by Alistair Oooka 11:49— Aunt Jenny’s Real U fa WASHERS Methodist.... plained. The average lineman now Engel, Hans, board and c a r e ...... student rloUng growing out of WJZ-NBC 9:30, Child Study Asso­ S(U>mellng's December bout in the (Morphy's Alleys) Pond, M. A., rep airs...... ; ...... 11:00—^News. Stories. gets close to 32,000 a seaaon, and -FREE— England. <3eorge, meats aijd groceries...... friction between Jewish and Garden... .note to St. Louis Cterdl- Portertlcld’s, range o il ...... '..!!! ciation, Drs. Robert M. Hutchins Stanford over Oregon State, the backs around 32,500. Stars like EhisworUi. L. L. A Son. Inc., steel, etc...... Christian students. 11:15— Lou Breese's orchestra. 12:00—Hollywood Lowdowa. nala: Archie Templeton, the 17-year- Portland. Town of, aid rendered...... and John W. Studebaker; WABC- Syracuse over Penn State, (teorgla Nagurskt, Cliff Battles and Sammy l e a g u e STANDING Ec-erybody's Market, meats and groceries...... In Grammar Schools 11:30— Rudolph Friml’s orchestra. 12:15—"Your News Parada’* G. E. RADIOS old strikeout artist you plucked out Prentice.-Blanche, board and c a r e ...... CBS 10:45, Hlrosl Salto, Japanese over Tennessee (another flyer), Tu- Baugh o f Washington, Leemans ot Point* Falroeld Grocery, meats and groceries...... Later,' similar official segrega­ ambassador, on “Japan's Purposes 12:00—Weather Report. 12:30—Rorauice of Helen TrenL of an orphange at Winston-Salem Price A Lee Company, directories...... CLEANERS lane over Mississippi, (telifornla over tbe Giants and Dutch (Tlark of De­ Smaland .. Fallot Studio, photos...... tion measures came to light In and Methods In China.” 12:02—Larry Burke. • 12:45— Our Gal Simday. N. C.. pitched 119 Innings for Quinn's Pharmacy, d ru g s ...... UCLA (another teat). Southern troit run up to 35,000 and 36,000. Skene ...... 4 Farmingtonj Town of, aid rendered...... various sections of the country WEIAF-NBC— 7:30, Raymond Lit­ 12:08— Woody Herman’s orchestra. 1:00—Betty and Bob. StatesviUe In the North (terollna Qulsh. William P., ambulance seiwlce...... CLOCKS (tel over Washington State, North­ "T h afa attractive dough for a kid Varmland ...... , Farr. Philip, meals and groceries...... when grammar schools opened. In tle orchestra; 8, One Man'a-Famlly; 12:30—U gbts Out. 1:15—Hymns of AU Churchea. State League last summer....he Raahlmls. Joseph, rent ...... western over Wisconsin and Dart­ just coming out of school," Irish Halland . .. Fsy. James. Election Day h elp er...... Minsk Mazowleckl two scb(X>Ia 9. Walter O’Keefe Town Hall; 10, 1:30—^Arnold Grim’s Daughter. walked 151 batters and whiffed 143 Federal Tile Company, t i l e ...... Raynor. Joseph, ElecUon Day h elp er...... ' were reserved exclusively for mouth over Yale (w e’ve teen string­ observed. "More and more of them— Skane (3) OVERCOAT 1:45— HoUywood In Person. Red A White E'ood Stores, Inc., meats and groceries...... Hit Parade; 10:45. Aliatalre (>x>ke; Tomorrow’ s Program .Is that some sort of a record*/ Ferria. E. T.. r e n t...... Christian children, a third for PHILCOHOME ing with tbe Indians for a long time the tetter type—are beginning to E. NyquUt . ---- 83 75 Reese, C. D., badges...... 12:30, Lights Out, mystery. A. M. 2:00— "Petticoat on the Air." • Jack Dempsey experts In a cur­ 103—264 Firs to, John, meats and groceries ...... Jews. and can’t go back on 'em n o w ). . . . hope for pro contracts to give them Hodgette .. ---- 86 80 A free overcoat valued at $25.00 will be Reliance Ribbon and Carbon Company, Jnc., carbon paper, etc. .. WABC-(CB8—7:15, Hobby Lobby 6:00—"ReveUle.” 2:15—News Servlca rent weekly (via Jim Tulley) that 114— -J8U Firpo, V. Filling'Station, range o i l ...... Official emphasis on the "urgent financial bead-starts. Tbe result Is C. Bolin . .. ---- 98 90 Riley Chevrolet Company, Inc., truck p a rts...... (west repeat 10:30); 8. Cavalcade 6:80— Francis Cronin, Organist. 2:80—^American School o f the A iA AND AUTO RADIOS Jot Louis (^ i drop hte heavyweight 93—287 First National Bank of Boston, legal services...... necessity” of more extensive emt Harry Grayson of NEA differs that the playing personnel haa L Carlson . ....103 105 given away Thursday night. One Robinson Clay Products Company, p ip e ...... of America; 8:80, EMdIe Cantor; 9. 6:45—Jake and Carl. 8:00— Theater Matinee. title next time out. . . . says Louts 91-298 First National Storea. Inc., meats and groceries...... gratton of Jews Is another souce of with us on nine of the aforemention­ changed almost completely. We're Rogers, Mrs. Alex., r e n t ...... Kostelanetz concert with Albert 7:00—Morning Watch— Ben Haw­ 3:30— Do You RememberT was “gun shy and telegraphed every chance will be given with each 50c pur­ Fischer, Gustave Company, office supplies, etc...... anxiety among the race. ed games, picking Arkansas, Texas getting tbe ‘amateur’ type now in­ 369 350 Foley's Express, delivering Town R ep o rts...... Rogers, Willard B.. bond...... Spalding; 9:30, Fish stories time; thorne. ^ J GRUNOW RADIOS punch he threw” against Tommy 410 1139 This Idea of a gradual “ evacua* Christian, Boston College, Colum­ stead o f tbe 'professional', If you see HsUsnd ( 1) Foley. Michael, r e n t...... Rohan. Charles, milk ...... 10. Gang Busters. 8:00—News. F arr---- well, mebbe. chase. The winner will have the tlon” of the country’s Jewish pop­ bia, VlUanova, Tutea, Grorgla Tech, what I mean.” C. Anderson ...1 0 0 93 Font Brothers, t a r ...... Rollason, Joseph, rent ...... WJZ-NBC— 8, E)ddy Duchln or­ 8:15—Familiar Melodies. Automatic AC, DC 91— 284 ulation was given International GUARDS UNITS HERE Temple, nilnois, Santa Clara, Min­ What be had to mind was that the R. Swanson . . . 90 93 Fraher, Patrick, machine tender (Election Day) ...... Rolston, James H„ dog investlgaUons, etc...... chestra; 8:30, Sid Sokolsky on Hol­ 8:30—Radio Bazaar. 107— 29U choice of any $25.00 coat In the store. emphaala when Foreign Minister Bald headed Ed Cherry, halfback nesota, Indiana, N YU , North (tero- P. Jesanit . ___ 80 Freebuni. WUllam, Election Day h elp er...... Rourke-Eno Paper Company, Inc., p a p er...... Beck last year told the League of lywood; 9, Musical comedy hits; 9:00—Women and News. Glante this year cleaned house, re­ 94 96— 270 RADIOS for Hardln-Slmmona U. at Abilene, Una, Navy, Pitt, Princeton, Purdue, J. Johnson ___ 73 Ftyar, Robert, sharpening m o w e r...... Roy, Ernest, ElecUon Day h elp er...... Nations Council Poland la deeply 10:80, Navy Day program, broad­ 9:15—MUky Way. leasing the whole gang of tough, 89 78—230 Royal Typewriter Company, typewriter ...... INSPECTED YESTERDAY Tex., has averaged better than 10 Auburn, Texaa, Stanford, Syracuse, Gagliardone. Plo, r e n t...... Interested In Palestine affairs. In casts from warships, submarines 9:80— Food News. mature men who bad been in there Rubacha, Waclaw, r e n t...... and airplanes; 12, Henry Busse or­ yards per gallop In the four games Tennessee, Tulane, (telifornla, Wte- 343 Oamewell Company, Gamewell supplies...... view of the alleviation of Pol(uid’s 9:45— “ Artistry of Homemaking.' for years and signing up a field full 369 367 1079 Ruddell, James, Ejection Day h elp er...... chestra. FAULTLESS tha cowboys have played and won conaln. Southern (tel, and Darth- Oaylor, Mrs. George, r e n t...... over-population which could be 10:00—Mrs. W iggs of the Cabbage The two local National Guard of bright-eyed youngsters with For Thuroday Only GtbUn, Mrs. Frank, board and c a r e ...... Russell. Ralph, Election Day h elp er...... ha haa scored seven touebdowru mouth. . . . SmAland (8) achieved through extensive Jewish Patoh. units stood their luinual Inventory campus grass still to their ears. Gleason, Mrs. Margaret, board and c a r e ...... Ryan, ’nieresa. Elstate, r e n t ...... What to expect Thursday: Combination Stoves and picked up 42 o f hie team’s 119 "You’ll see more of that,” Irish E. Berggren ...105 106 101—311 St. James'a Church Corp.. r e n t ...... emigration to Palestine. 10:16—John’s Other Wife. and inspection of e<)ulpment at the Olenney, W, G. Company, lumber, cement, pipe, etc...... P(dlsh Jews were mu(di aroused points... .looks like a good bet for Buffalo, N. Y.— Lou Presto, Buf­ predicted. ’Trofesslona] careers are A. (jarlson .... 90 97 96—283 Sarings Bank of Mancheater, rent ...... WEAF-NB<3—1:80 p. m., Charles 10:30—Just Plain BUI. State Armory yesterday. Both Gordon. WUllam, EHectlon Day h elp er...... by this iqieech. which they Inter­ the little A ll Am erica... .from the falo, knocked out Schoolboy An­ going to get shorter and shorter, but A. Carlin ...... 99 99 94— 284 "^Whitney and Shirtcraft'-^^ Scarlato, Orazio. rent F. Kettering on the Diesel engine; 10:45—Today’s (^lUdren. companies were found In good con­ Dual-Oven with Gas Grant, Walton, r e n t...... oollege publicity pouring Into this drews, Buffalo (8). tetter paid.” Wennergren ...119 107 110— 336 Schaller Motor Sales, Inc., truck p a rts ...... preted as an admission by the Po­ 2, Miulc Guild; 6, Golden melodies. 11:00— David Harum. dition as the Inspecting officers Oiunt, Ward, kerosene ...... lish government of a desire to get office you'd think at least seven out Schlebel Brothers, truck parts ...... W ABO C BS—12 iwon. New York 11:15—Backstage Wife. went through their eq^pm ent A Broiler — and Dual Graham. Thomas, milk ...... rid of them. of ten football stars put In their 409 404 401 1214 Graybar Electric Company. Inc., tree trlmmblg eupplles...... Schieldge, Wm.. H., printing...... '...... auto show; 3 p. m.. Theater mati­ 11:30—Half Past Eleven. delegation of men from both com­ FANCY SHIRTS More recently, the question of Oven with Broiler summers saving pretty dolls from Varmlsnd Great A. A P. Tea Company, meats and groceries...... Schmidt, Mrs. Carl, board and c a r e ...... nee: 6:45, Mme. H. H. Kung, wife 11:45—"The Mystery Chef.” panies was on hand to aid the In­ (1) 4 mass emigration of Jews baa been of the acting premier of (China, the wild waves. O. G u U ...... 79 Orenan, Mrs. Edith, rent ...... Seaalde, The, repairs to glasses...... 12:00— “Getting the Most Out of spector wherever necessary, (jap- and a Second Gas 85 — 164 $1.95 values ...... Sessions Foundry Company, framea and c overs...... taken up by Eterllament, and there from Shanghai. tain James H. McVeigh la tbe ot- Football Trend Marked E. T h o re n ...... 88 91 129—308 Oremmo, Arturo, meats and groceries...... is hardly a day that some Polish Life”— Rev. WUllam L. Stldger Grilfin, James, Election Day helper Shea. John P., r e n t ...... W.JZ-NB(C— 12:50, Farm and fleer in charge of the armory this/ en—See it! Trade H. Olson ...... 90 107 106— SOU $ 1.65 newspaper does not call the pub­ P. M. (^pttel fans are fed up with Joe Qrimason. ^t. H.. labor and material...... Shechtman Motor Car Company, truck p a rts ...... Home hour; 8:15, Rochester Phil­ year, having been appointed at the Kuhri ahd Buddy Myer and hope H. T h o ren ...... 73 101 93—267 lic’s attention to Jewish emigra­ harmonic; 4, (Club matinee. 12:15—“ Young Wldder Jones” . transfer of (japtain Hathaway. in your old stove. H. Johnson . . . — $1.65 values • • Gull, Gustave, ElecUon expenses...... Sheehan, Mrs. Martha, r e n t ...... 12:30—Tbe Story of Sight. both will bo trade(l^... .Kuhel may By Passing O f Lateral — 94— M Shelton. City o f aid rendered tion as a cure for the eounU7 *a $ Hackett, John, rents 12:45—Singing Sam. wind up with the White Sox,In a 1.59 Shields, Wealey, ElecUon Day h elp er...... economic Ills. Some Thursday short waves: 836 Hadden, Joseph. ElecUon expenses...... 1:00—News; Weather. trade for Zeks Bonnra... .hers’i 384 422 1142 Hale Company, J. W „ meats, groceries, cloth in g...... Signal Service Corp., acetylene gas tanks...... Radical nationalists argue that Z T L Johannesburg, 2:30 p. m., Phfleo Radio Tubes < $1.00 values • T •. • r*' • - • r«v^ most of the real Polish Jews emi­ 1:15—Joyce Jordan, Girl Interne. another little A ll America candl- New York, Oct 27,—(AP)— lltsAnaJor games Aows not one of tha 8 1 c Hamburg Floral Manufacturing Company, Inc., m arkers...... Sire, John, rent Jewish music; JZI^ JZJ Tokyo, lateral pass, two years ago tbs peo­ 40 teama resorting to lateral Stsaon Drug Conspany, drugs grated to the United States during 4:45, Band (xmcert; DJD Berlin, 1:30—Words and Mtulc. Radio Service ■: Western scouts say If Wayne Hanna, Alexander, Election expenses ...... legerdemsto for scoring plays. But Skrabaez, Charles, meata and groceries...... the 19th century, and that thOM 6:19, Film eong hits; R A N Mos­ 1:45— Marjorie MUte, the Girl from Recreation Sheley of Augustaaa college at ple's choice as football’s most excit­ Hartford, City o f aid rendered...... Makes. efforts to hide the baU and the point Hartford Grinding (Company, e d g e r...... SmachetU, P.. meats and groceries ...... overcrowding the co(mtry now are cow,.7, Program In Ehigllsh; GSP, Maine. Sioux Falls, 8 . D., was playing on. ing bit of byplay, Is quietly expiring 'really Russian and German Jews— a major coUlteh team he’d be All o f attack have bean redoubled, tbe Hartford Isolation Hospital, board and c a r e ...... Smith, EUls. stamp p a d ...... GSD, GSB London, 7:10, Slavonic 2:00—Kay Fayre, to the nation’s jtadto. I f 1087 foot­ Hayes, Archie H., range oU and r e n t...... Smith, Howard, Ejection Day h elp er...... i ...... undesirable foreigners, they con­ studies; W2XAD, W 2X AF Schenec­ 2:15—Beatrice Fairfax. Center Ite America and no queatlona asked.,. reports show. Spinners and fake SWEATERS tend. who have no right to remain he can run, throw, Mck and block ball technique has a trend, this Is It ■ptonsra, stogls, double and fake Fall Specials Hayea. W. L., chain...... Smith, Raymond W., official stenographer...... tady, 7:80, Science Fbrum; OLR4A 2:80—Guy Hedlimd and (Company. — the lateral passes. Snow Brothers, repairs Ready to limlgrate just like tbe doctor ordered and la reverses abound and the forward Herald Printing Company, advertising services...... Pngut, 8:17, Chimes from Prague 3:00—Pepper Young's Family. The men's gym class oo Mond TRADES JTtom ths outsat the soaebas look­ $3.95 quality . Hewitt, James, ElecUon expenses...... -r...... Sonnlkson, Otto, Section Day h elp er...... In the face of an this agitation, cathedral; GSD, GS(C, GSB London, 3:15—M s Perkins. the mein feaeon why Augustana pass never haa teen employed with senaatlonal emphasis by chronic night was weU attended and by this ed on the lateral with suspicion. Hibbard, W. E„ hardware, etc...... So. New England Telephone Company, telephone service...... 10:30, “ A t the Black Dog," sketch: 3:30— Vic and Satie. remarks heard aitmnd tbe buUdlng —SERVICE I’t been beaten or tied in 11 greater profligacy. Adam H a t s ____$2.95 $ 3.45 antl-Jewteh riots and Jew beatings, Even two yesurs ago, whan fans and ' Holden-Nelson Company, b on d ...... Squatrito, Mrs. Marie, re n ta ...... JZK Tokyo,, 12:45, Mixed orchestra 8:45—The O'Neils. a much larger clasa wiU be In at­ starts....H ym le Caplin, tbe light Msl Stevens, N. Y. U. coach, of­ HoU. E. J.. rents, etc...... Standard Office Supply Company, office supplies...... many Jews frankly say they would manager, bought a house ia subur­ writers were loudly bailing the "new fers a solution for ths play’s grad­ selections. tendance next Monday from 8 to 9 O N L Y A T tjipe o f offense” , tlM men who shape $3.50 quality . House A Son. Inc., C. E., fumlshings ...... Stevenson, Samuel, r e n t ...... like very much to emigrate, “hut o'clock. ban Forest Hills and ia going la for ual diminuendo. T t ’s too hard to how, and to what country?” ths football stylae with a conaerva- Adam C a p s ...... 98c Howarth. Emil, rent Stratton, Jack. ElecUon Day h e lp e r...... Tbe Rec voUey ball team prac­ gardening---- “ Pm a student o f tbe teach when a coach doesn’t have un­ $3-15 Hubtard, J., eompreaaor and operator...... Stoughton, D. O. Company, drugs (Board of Health)...... ' “There la a strong desire on the NOG’S or COMPANY “H” ticed teat night and several new ‘aerl’,” Hjrmis proudly aanotmees. Uam worthy o f a Senator from Ver­ limited time to work with hie play­ part o f large Jewish groups Hunt, Edwin C., re n t...... Straughan, Sedrlck, ElecUon Day h elp er...... TO HOLD PARTY faces were seen watching the btqre mont were opposed to tha play's ers. Then, too. It takes a mature Snede $2.95 quality ,.r Husband, John, auto u s e ...... Straughan, W. K., m ilk ...... emigrate.” Heshel GotUeb, Jewlab WDRC genera] usa. In their work ouL BARSTOW’S player to use I t Toungeters are $ deputy, said recently. Four years ago Jack Meagher, Hntdiinson, Jamea B.. Election expenses...... Summit Paint and Varnish (Company, p a in t...... The non-commissioned officers of 325 Hartford, Conn. 1330 Wednesday from 5 to 7 Bustneaa The lateral’s two most Inspired Itoble to tighten up when hit and Jackets...... $9.50 2 .6 5 luUaao, Vincenzo, rent ...... Superior Spring and Manufactuiring (jompany, Inc., truck repairs "The majority, however, would (Company ”K ” , Connecticut Nation­ and Professional men’s voUey ball Just North of Post now head coach at Auburn, pulled protagonists, handy Andy Kerr ec Jbckson, Fred, Election expensae ...... Taylor, Clarence. Agent, r e n t ...... like to emljgTate to weIl-org(uilsed Eastern Standnrd Urns lip stakes and laft R ies....h te as- they have to latdral before contact al Guard, will hold a party next class wUl be held. Qilgate and Franda Schmidt of la made to te effective.” Jgffe, Louis, glass rspatrs. e t c ...... Taylor, Sizabeth, r a n t ...... countries. I f the United States slstent, Jimmy Kitts, was put to Monday night at 7:30. AU mem­ ()ulte a few members have regie- Office can you get {dl Ohio Stats, now are casting aheep's Three years ago Odgate’s Red Heavy Crew Neck Janss, OeMge, Election expenses...... Tedford, JoiMpb, milk were to amend Its Immigration bers o f the non-com club wUl be Wednesday, Get. 27 tered for the Etest Side bowling charge...... argument stUl ragea eyea at the old standbys and forago- UnionaiiitB | w osnenv tews, long Unes of Jews arould this quality merchan­ Raiders knocked N ew York fans out Jarvis Ceapany. Alexander, sand and gravel...... Tedford, Thomas. elecUon day helper ...... eligible to attend. The club league. I f you are interested hand whether the move was a aaart ons 1^ the quick transfer to the open S w e a te rs ...... $3.95 Jenney, John, Insurance ...... stand before the American con­ PM o ( their seats with four-man down- 15% Wool UaloB Suite: ihort sleevee, Tedford, Mrs. Thomas W., board and c a r e ...... headed by First Sergeant Thomas 4:00— (juiite Institute of Music. your name Into the Rec office. . . . .it may ba sstUad Saturday whan ' I d . Navy, White, Mgroon. Special aeleeted Iriegnlara that rw* Johnson Estate, Aaron, ren ts...... Todd. C. J., rent ...... sulate In Warsaw. We do not, dise. **Come up and fleld laterals, laterals which started ankle leagth to medium wMxht. PaganL Tbe feed arUI bo put on by 4:45—Nadine Stanley. Boxing claases wUl atart as soon Rice and Auburn claah..r.Texas "The laterial pass la a nice play to Regular vMne $1.76, tailed tor 29e and S5o the pair. Johnson Brothers, labor and m atarlals...... Turklngton, (Clarence, elecUon day helper ...... however, boycott any proposal 5:00—Ad-Uner. aa a few more members are signed see us sometime!” just can’t w a it... .here’s ons (or forward pass plays, and laterals on Johnson Machine (kimpany, Carlyle, re n ts ...... T u rk ln ^ n , S. J., Town Services and Vital StaUsUca ...... to emigration poealbUiUea.” the company chef, Am old Pagan!, vratch, but dangerous," says Lou ths end o f forward pisees. That day, One Lot Ftncy who has catered to the company 5:30—Tbe Old Fire Chief. up. you; According to church law, a Little, Oriumhis maestro. "Dove­ JohnaoB. DouglaA paper daUvertea ••••••••••• United States Pencil Oo., pencils ...... The more radical elements are The small gym has been kept •gainst Tulans, It wasn't footbsu JolUWOBa many Umss In the past for their 5:45—News Service. Hindu can’t touch pork... .ao how tailed toto a balanead offense It Is S h irts ...... $1.00 United States Rubber Products, Inc., supplies ...... propagating the doctrine that the busy from 5 to 7 o’clock with band according to tbs southerners. It was N o w $ . , N o w Johnaeo A Uttls, labor and'material ... various banquets. A socisl period 6:00—Dinner Dance Music. SINCE ISa BARSTOW^ do you Mtpposa WJlaath Bldat- a factor, but not an inportaat one 1 4 9 2 5 Ijrbanettl, Peter, shoe rep a irs...... life of lewu in Poland must be ball players. a blaok aagle. - Johnson Paint Company, paint soppUea VaUuszi. Frank, rent ...... made so unpleasant that they will ariU be held following tbe eats Mon- 0:15— AzMCtetloa o f Junior Singh, who Is doing all right with to advanetog tha ban.” ‘day and an entertainment 1 Leagues of America. Bwlmmiag and life saving *'Tiftn FOR VALUB-SERVICE. that pigskin for Syracuss, ratss to Now, Uka (NUo State which has Jehnaton. Emria, EleetJea Valvoline Oil Oo., gas and oil ...... “have to migrate.” Vl^rous anti- are to be started on Wednesday ave- Hooks Mylto, msator of Lafay­ twBsd toeas Its rsvsrsss o f poirer, He, flippil— •• e. usually be found among the cor­ 6:80—News Service. tha old horns town?___ who wakas Van Cow, Wealey, paper Beliveries (Rec. Account) ...... Semitic activity la nelghborliig ning and if you are Intereeted e i n AO MerchaadiM ia stock ette’s uabsatsn. untlsd and unscorad O^lgats, struggling to gain a major HftnjTg ISttCtSOB aaaaanaaaa****** ••••••••a Wallace and Tie man Co., Inc., repairs...... Germany naturally encourages this porate and sergeants o f the com­ 845—Frank Dailey*a Orcheatra. your name at the office. ths bugler in tha Armywho on Mevan backs Lou up. “It's a great Symington *s Javw to Court o f Hartford, baazd and ears...... pany. A regular drill of the com- 6:45—Sen. J. Kenneth Bradley of takas ths plaes of Loyola’s (Mew vlotory, has given ths lateral play Wallingford, Town of, aid r e n d e r ^ ...... Une of thought I 'Swim for health. The plunge In a o ir t play to ssa'doM wdi. but often n la WUUam. Warren Pipe Co. of Mass., Inc., p ip e ...... wUI not be held until one week OonnectcluL Orlasas) cantor whan be punts7 ...- tha ge-bya. I t may te trsason, but "ki the Cantor” Always in the background is the open for men on Monday from 7 to eoMIy to tha offanslva taam." Karr Is tsUchig strsight (OotteU sad Warringtoa. Mrs. Albat^ znat...... ans; Ths rialit guard. fear o f meh viotaace. The govam* Monday. ) TrtlO-FoeUe Meiodien. • and on Saturday from 7 to A Mwsy of 10 of Satuidara his boys are playing it Q le n n e y 's . '..J L. jT' HAirCHBSTBK BVBWTWq HERAI3I, VAnCHEBTBK. OOlflT^ WBDNB5DAT, UmVBg K ST, 1OTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, C0NN„ WEDNESDAY, O C ^ B E R ^ , 1987 pAGETHninsBir. BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES By MARTIN B U Y S E 1 .I.^:^REIIIT//^^/.//;^ C L A S S IF IE D IT'S SO aEAOTWOV. OOT • C D ^ HEO.E •~AVs)Ay VOOM \T AVL-VAhTH V1OTHM06 TO t o Wife—Tm afraid, Oliver, you do Bobby came In at noon looking REMIMO ME OY not love me any more—at least, not very dUtressed, F\60Rt XT'S A>J(yTH\Vi(a so much as you used to. "Mummy,” he said, "Is It true KLV AB O O T. SHE Husband—Wh^ ? that an apple a day keeps the doc­ HNb SUV9EO OEE AUTUMOUILES FOR SALE 4 POULTRY AND SUPPUES 43 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 WANTED TO RENT 68 HOUSES FOR SALK 72 tack during yesterday's practice Wife—Blcause you always let me tor away?" ay — GRID BRIEFS and today the flrst-stringera will be get up to light the fire now. "Yea, dear," replied hie mother, TO O tY AVvJAV e o o T e ZA8T—WHTTB TOT fo* terrier. 1934 FORD CABRIOLET, rery FANCY QUALITY broilers, roast­ FOR RENT—FURNISHED room, WANTED—REASONABLE' rent of MANCHESTER — NiewNEW 6 room called upon to perform that same Tour getting up to light the fire "W hy?” YROM E.VZEWY- clean 8250, 1936 Plymouth aedan one block from post office. 427 8 or 4 rooms. State location and colonial bouaa with aU modern un- makes me love you all the more. ‘Well, Tve kept 18 doctors away WMuinc brown hamen. Anewere ing chickens and fowl, dressed. task. this morniqg, but Pm afraid one'U low mileage, excellent throughout. Fresh eggs delivered direct from Main street < price. Write Box W, Herald. provementa. Insulated, attached ga­ New Haven, Cbnn., Oct. 27— (AP) to name of Skipper. Telephone —^The Yale football team, working have to come this afternoon." YEV lOW*. 4S13. 145 Pine etreet. Price right 46 Pine atreet Carlson A Son Poultry Farm. Tele­ rage, tUe bath, lat floor lavatory Boshm—Coach Pat Hanley, who Folks nowadays expect their and fireplace. Large roome and a In secret, made ready today for the irayers to be answered immedlate- VV5 — I phone 4217. Dartmouth game by attempting to haa been eager to shake up ^ Bos­ Menagerie Man—Madam, please LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 89247 — CHEVROLET ROADSTER 1930, BOARDERS WANTED 59-A large lot For price and tarms te'a- ton University terriers but didn’t In tbe old days a girl would get Notice ia hereby siren that Pane 360 caab. Call 8204 between 5:30 ROASTINO ClIlCKENS. Brollen, atop an Indian attack oe ataged by iown on her knees and aak for a keep your children away from tha I Racing Notes | phone Mancbeeter 6394 or eee the scrub eleven. The aquad moved dare until they lost their first game bear cage. Book No. 89247 lamed by The Ser­ and 7 o’clock. fowl and roasting duck. Also duck TWO MEN TO share large front to Western R ^ r v e , started off by lervtng husband, then patiently welt ' h Oeorga L Fish, 110 Benton etreeL Into the Bowl and all portals were for years for him to appear. But Woman—You don’t think my inga w«"fc of Mancheater baa been 1937 PONTIAC CABRIOLET eggs. B. T. Allen, 87 Doane atreet room. Laundry attended to. AU with War Admiral back in ac­ demoting Captain Leon Splvak and children would hurt the bears, do. loot or deatroyed, and written ap­ Telephone 7616. locked against outsiden. nowadays a girl no sooner Jnishes metallc brown, leather trim, dual home cooking. Kates reasonable. tion, the Laurel and Flmllco tracka Hie firat atrlng lineup with one Max Miller. a prayer like that than she looks you? plication haa been made to aald equipment, deluxe radio, deluxe Call 8357, or in person at 693 Cen­ have been at odds ?ver tbe three- Norman W. Church’a barns, scored Earl Crompton took over Splvak’s Menagerie Man^- No, but this bank by the petaon In whoae name exception battled the acrube yester­ under the bed right away for re­ heater, twin fog llghta, low mile­ ter atreet Irene King. year-old champion's services, but a decisive victory in tbe ESmford, quarterback duties u d Bob Alrich bear almost choked to death on rnich b ^ waa' lamed, for payment ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 day, placing special emphasis on sults. li age, like new. 3250 dlacount. Cole the battle aeems to have been set- a class C Handicap. The eon of passing on which the Blue has fall­ relieved tbe veteran'mlller at right knife in tbe pocket of the laat boy of tbe amount of depoatt repreaent- guard. It Is likely that Saturday's ha sta. Motora, 6463. FOR SALE—FOUR 20 gallon used Ued. Bull Dog, the outsider at 8 to 1 In en down in the laat tvro gamea. A man who was new to golf turn- flcMnenrille Folks ed by aald book, or for the laman- APARTMEN'rS—FLATS— tbe four horse field, collared T. S. game against Washington in SL By Fontaine Fox ^ance of a duplicate book therefor. automatic gas water beaters, 310 Laurel has the 315,000 added Flick Hoxton was rested and his I'' ed to his caddy, and said, “I say, each! Manchester Tire Exchange. TENEMENTS 63 Washington Handicap scheduled Martin’s favored atubbs In tho last end post token by Kevin Rafferty. Louis will be the first that Splvak why couldn't that fellow get hli ball TBE DRAWBACK FOR SALE—1931 FORD coach, new Phone 6291. few strides to vrin by a nose and and Miller have missed atartlng in We all like family picnics. T h e P o w e r f u l K a t r in k a is t h e Wo r l .p*s W o r s t T r o m b o n e P l a y e r IXIST—FRIDAT, CHILD'S brown Saturday. PimUco scheduled a spe­ Into tha boleT" Attend at every chance; - tweed double breaated coat, be­ Urea, and new motor. Phone 7597. FOR RENT-;-SIX ROOM tenement, cial 37,500 added race Monday, of­ faced about six furlongs In the fast­ two seasons. "He was stymied, sir,” was the OUR BOARDING ROUSE FOR SALE —WHITE ENAMEL est time of the meeting, 1:08 2 -5 . Middletown,—^Tbe football rivalry We can put up with tha uncles. tween Cheatnut atreet, and Lincoln FOR SALE—1932 FORD Special with all improvements, at 51 Ham­ fering as an added attraction that between Trinity and Wesleyan, who But we sure do hate tho ants. kitchen sink, 26 inches 36.00. 18 the Admiral would have to face only Newton, Mass.—Coach GH T>oViS^ ” ^ e waa whatT” ' aebooL Reward. Phone 5645. Cabriolet radio, heater, extraa. lin street, 335.00. Inquire at 87 meet In Hartford Saturday, ranks whoae Boston college squad has' — 'AMP IT IS A ®TA»4TLI*JO Starkweather street Tel. 8534. ' Hamlin atreet three year olds instead of the older Hlrsch Jacobs, tha country's lead­ "He was stymied, elr." -AW P WHBKJ TOM PIPBR Cheap. CaU 8965. ing trainer who appeared for a with the oldest In the count^. The been running a bit abort on right SKYSCRAPER FARMINO FACT THACT 20 AAILLIOU horses entered at LaureL The two instituttona have met on the ~ "Ob, was he? I thought ha looked G O T 7 H ' PIGSHIKJ U IU PBR HIB while to be alBected by a "hoodoo" halfbacks, has high hopes that be a hit queer at lunch." a HP ’o t o* ; a O L P O FiS S L IC B IWTO *n-IB TO RENT—FIVE ROOM tenement PimUco race, however, ivaa set beck gridiron 88 times In a oeriea which New York—Tha Harvest season a r m , h e t h o u g h t IT W A S FUEL AND FEED 49-A to Wednesday at the request of finally has shakan It off and again has dug up two new ones for Satur­ ■ROUOM BACM WEeH,~"~'-UMF->«- PAINTINIi— PAPERING 21 steam heat all improvements. In­ la esddllng wmnera. Ha ran hie began In 1886. Wesleyan holds a day’s iBtersectlonal gams against la over in tha heart of Muhattan, A BTDLBW PORKE'R,, AKIO Manchester quire North End Package Stork. horsemen who wanted to start their Gladys—How old do }rou think B V o o v b / t h in jk o p w h a t FOR SALE — SEASONED bard total to 125 for the season wbm he 24 to 14 edge, or In other words, North Carolina State. whsre “the highest corn In ths RAW OPF TH' FIBLO AMO PROPERTY O W N ER S- AtUnUon wood for fireplace or range, cut Phone 6910. charges in both events. and this Is unusuaL the teams have am? country" grew this summer. THBV WOULP OIn/B IP S V B B V Herald 86,95 repapera room. oeUlng paper­ scored a double at Empire City Dobie was greatly Impressed by Elsie—You have tha head of a OOWKJ TH' ST R Sar/ any length. Delivered. Tel. 3418. Monday. never played a tie in all their meet­ Charlie McCarthy, a fullback who In Mrs. Regina Jala's sky gar­ SHOT WHWT STBAKSHT . ed or kalaomlned. Material, labct FOR lUENT—6 ROOM tenement Trainer Jamas FItssimmons girl of 20, you wear the dress of a CLASSIFIED win Jacobs has 40 horses under his ings. filled In for Tom Guinea at right den, up among the dty's towers, tha OOWH THE PAIRWAV.' EOAtJ compieta InMda. outtlda painting. all improvements. 30 Russell S t race the horses belonging to the girl 18, you are aa slim aa a child of corn had a seventeen-story start on Large aatringa Work guaranteed. Inquire on the premises. care and most oc them have be«i half yesterday, aad also by Art Al­ 10. Total 48. WITH MV PATBWT <30LF ADVRRTISRMRf4TB HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Wheatley stable while the Mills and Storrs—^While tha campus is stm the tall corn of Iowa and Nebraska, Lang. Phone 8692. rested up and are ready to reach lan, who also was given a tryout BALL THIS WILL BE Ceaat ala avenaa watas M a Mae. Phipps families are In Mourning for tbe winners’ circle again. Ha wlU Jubilant over Connecticut State col­ la.that position.. Both McCarthy Here's a hint on bow to live to a and-today Mrs. Jais counted the I SlAW "rWAT OATTLB- (aitlala aambara sad abbrarlatlaaa FOR SALK—GOLDEN oak bullet the late Ogden Mills. It has been lege's victory over Trinity Lost yield of her penthouse terrace: POS®lBLE«— THE THOUGHT round table, 5 chairs, double bed, have to produce more than 60 win­ and Allan fitted in smoothly In tha ripe old age and to make something 40 ears of com. AMP TH' BEST RUM OR aaah aeaat ae a ward aad aoaipeaBd BUSINESS LOCATIONS years since the famous Fitsslm- Saturday, Coach Ctaiietlon is busy by tbe knowledge: OP rr® POTBHTIAUTIB* worda aa twa warda Mlalaiaai aaet la REPAIRING 2 .'i and springs, circulating oil heater. ners before the end of the year, varsity backfield that Includes Cap­ Several cropa o t string beans and T H ' g a m e WAS BBTWBEKI FOR RENT 64 roons colors have been seen on the however, to surpass his 1986 record. drilling fear Into tha hearts of the tain Tony Dlnatala, Andy Bismark . ' ‘T o what do you attribute your HA« THROWW AAfY BBAIM arlaa ar thiae Uaaa Telephone 6116. track, but Merrie Lassie and other tomatoes. A COP A M P A K IP WHO Uaa taiaa ear dar fa ROADSTER SPORT topa, and huskies who now must face Middle^ and A1 HorsfalL great age?" asked tbe city visitor Borne parsley, herbs, peas, pepper­ IWTD A t a i l S P lk l — — t roadster curtains repaired. Lug­ cracks of the famous stable are of Grandpa Ehen Hoskins. CAMS IKJ UMPBR TH ada. FOR SALE—OAK DINING suite, bury here three days hence. The mint—and even wild strawte^as. WILL BE A MILLIOWAIRB — aawia MaMM tt. IMW gage and bamesa repairing. Chaa. FOR RENT—STORE at 995 liala slated to bear them when they go Mlddlebuty eleven has lost but one ‘1 can’t say ylt,” answered f FBMCE Chnrv* 10, pieces, gray enamel Charm to the post at PimUco. CURB QUOTATIONS Her real business is writing books. Laklng, 90 Cambridge atreeL Tele- Crawford range; New PerfecUon stTMt Apply Edward J, HoU. game in two years, that one to Grandpa cautiously. 'There's sever­ d Otaaaaaura Sara ..I T atal > ato al of them testimonial fellers a a OBBaaeaUra Oaya ..I t atal U pbone 4740. 5-burner oil stove, used one year, Williams, 7 to 0, early this season. 3 Day It ataj 18 The favorites players had tough WALL ST. BRIEFS dickerin' with me." CROSS cBossiNo''cAuiibt;H.T LOCK AND SAFE comUnatlona dresser etc.' Dial 5415 or call 361 Ark Nat Gas ...... 8% All ardaiB let lna«alar laaaitlaaa Adams atre^. HOUSES FOR RENT 65 sledding Tuesday when one long Assd Gas and El A IH New Britain—Coach Jack Kaiser win ka akanrad at tka ana UaM tata. changad, key flttlng duplicating. shot after another came home, cul­ New York, Oct. 27.—tMifi eoa- An exchange presents this prob­ Oklahoma City—R. A. Trldar al­ iku lal rataa far laag tarw arary Am Sup P o w ...... 1 whoae New Britain State Teachers lem: ways Iqpks both ways, but "It Just day adraitlataa siraa apaa raqaeat Ouna, vacuum ctaanera, elocka etc., FOR SALE—KIMBALL organ 38. FOR RENT—SIX ROOM single, minating In a 31,049.40 dally double Blue Ridge ...... eleven has lost two games and tied sumption outside of the United cleaned, repaired. Braltharylte, 52 IH The young man in the dentist's doesn't do me any good to be eare- Ada ardarad kefara the third ar Iftk Detroit Star table top gas stove steam heat, oak Boors, sun porch, on Old Dominion and Bevear at Can Marconi ...... IH one mainly because of a weakness States during the last 8 months day artU ka eharyad aaly tar the aa- Pearl sUm L chair wore a marvelous shirt of tul”, be moaned toMy. 340, 3 Chinese silkies, 32.00 each. garage, house newly decorated. Rockingham Park. There were only Cent States El ..... % on pass defense has decided to do averaged 113,009 short tons month­ Trider atood on the curb to 1st a taal aawkar at tiaiaa tbe ad appaar- ten holders of tickets on this com­ ly, against 103,892 In the like 1986 striped silk, and an even more won­ aC akarytay at the raU earaad bat A. A. DION Roofing and Sldmg Write Box A. B., Herald. Robert J. Smith, Inc. Tel. 3450. Cits Serv ...... 2 something about It Based on the derful check suit He also wore a truck pass, then proceeded gingerly aa atlaaraaca ar rataada aaa be made bination. Cits Serv., p f d ...... 23 axiom of a good offense takes care period, tbe American Bureau of vacant stare. across the stresL m^alx UaM ada atappad after the contractor. Workmanahlp guaran­ Tbe only favorite to win a fea­ teed. Painting and carpenter work. El Bond and Share . 9% of a good defense, he la concentrat­ Metal Statistics reported today. “I’m afraid to give him gas." the Everything went black. tured race was the MUky Way Nlag Hud Pow . . . . Me 'mil •arbldP'i diaplay Naaa aat 81 Wells itreeL Telephone 4860. 8 ing on building an aerial attack Zinc consumption, cither than dentist murmured to his assistant. He learned In a hospital he had aelA stable's Mars Shield, winner of tbe Penn Road ...... 2% which he hopes will function domestic averaged 101,258 short "Well," salo the dentist, "how been struck on tbe bead by a tire Tba Barald will aat ka raapaaalbla Kentucky Oaks last spring. Segal Lock ...... IK smoothly against American Interna­ tons against 92,161 last year. will I know when he's uncon­ rim that wroa burled 55 feet when far Bwra thaa aaa laearraat laaartloB Unit Gas ...... 6 a< aay advartlaamaat ardarad far BUSINESS At Empire Oty, a newcomer tional college hero Friday night. scious ?" the truck had a blow-out aMra thaa aaa Ubm. OPPURTUNITIBS 82 EXTRAORDINARY from the west. Sir Oracle, from Unit Lt and Pow A 3K All domestic subsidlaried o* The laadTarteat eiataMna at meat- UUl P ^ and Lt . . . % Blaw-Knox Co., will be oonaoUdet* Potts In Pennsylvania was s great BUMPER CBOP raat pakUaaUaa af adaertlalay wlU ka FOR RENT—IN BUMINBMS seo- Cambridge, Mesa.—Coach Dick iwetliad aaly ky eaaaallatlea af the Harlow bad three atartlng lineup ed into one corporate unit, e ffe c t s man! Three towns have been nam­ akam auda dar the aaralaa taadarad Uon, brick mercantile ouuding November 1, the'eompony announc­ ed after him: Pottsville, Pottstown Orleans, Ind.— Harvesting one problems today oa he outlined the JD AH adaartlae»aata araat aaafeim with 8000 fL of ground Boor space. stlffest practice session he will give ed and will be thereafter known oa and Cbambersburg. tree In R. A. Troth’s orchard tumod ■a aty^ aapy aad typaytaphy arttt Suitable for Ugbt manufacturing. RADIO SPECIALS NOTICE rayplattoaa aa fa read by tha-pabllah- NOTICE his harvard squad for Saturday’s dlvlsiona of the company. Units af­ out to be quite a Job. « aad they raaarra the rlybt ta Apply Edward J. HoU. -FOR— fected include Pittsburgh Rolls Many of us have seen times when He started the tree os a ittlllliig of the Princeton game. tbesa would be our sentiments: w if e ar rajaet aay aapy aaa- o f the He was undecided about atartlng Corp., Lewis Foundry A Machine because be "wanted to eee bow far etdaead ahJa^aabla. Co., Union Steel Casting Co., and On being asked to write down a a grower could go In grafting.” Cboaora ROCItS—Claaaldad ada HELP WANTED— Hm RuascII or Rick Hedblom at definition of "capital punishment" Now, he says, he baa almost fin­ •a.be pabllabad eaaM day aeaat be ta- center. Cliff Wilson or Joe Nee at National Alloy Steel Co. O oO U P E F ^ ^ d ^ ** a'alaek aeoa: latardaya FEMALE SS MANCHESTER DAY! TAX COLLEaOR a Glasgow schoolboy submitted the ished getting from the tree 70 vari­ mVZww left guard and Austle Harding or following amusing effort: TAX COLLECTOR Percy H. Clark of Philadelphia eties of apples, five of pears aad kMKnet.mt. t.wseaaaM.Sia. tO-Q.yJ WANTED—COMPETENT reeponii IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD RADIO Art Oakes at left halfback. Bob “ Being locked In an Ice cream or three of crab-apples. All persons liable by law to pay has been elected a director of Com­ (0 I9it fell TELEPHONE TOUR ble peraon for general houeework All persons liable by law to pay Burnett, rated as understudy to chocolate factory for a week and AND WANT TO SAVE MONEY—JICK UP taxes in the monwealth A Southern Corp. and care of amall baby. Elizabeth taxes In the Torbie Macdonald at right halfback, would. In my opinion, be capital IN TBE ARMY NOW . WANT AOS Park aecUon. Good wages. Write ONE OF THESE BARGAINS! HURRY! EIGHTH SCHOOL AND UTILITIES DISTRICT SOUTH MANCHESTER has a leg Injury that may prevent punishment." art aa euM arar the talaphaaa Box S, Herald. him from pla}ring against the S( OR( HY SMITH It Sounds Convincinff at tha CKAKQM XATB ylraa abeaa of Manchester are hereby notified FIRE DIS’TRICT Bow-legs lomeUmes are caused Seattle—It’s all. rigbt for En­ By JOHN C TERRY !ff %-aayaalaaaa ta adyartlaara, bat 1 1937 lOX Regular 3130 of Manchester are hereby notified Tigers. This looks like inexperience too: rique Benito Gilbert, 23, to go home 5^CAaHJJATIHI win ka aaaaytU aa ONE that on Oct. 1 I shall have a rate by .muscular contraction before HIPPEN , TRUK 0 HONORED ONE- . , VOO ARE PHILCO AUTOMATIC bill for the collection of two mills that on OcL 1 I shall have a rate Customer — I would like some to Argentina low. TWO BIRDS WITH ONE F D U ^ A m u r r U paid at tta baal- HKLI* w a n t e d — Hanover, N. H.—The Dartmouth tbe baby Is put on its feet. Rick­ baby diapers. How much are they? [ EVEN ‘to BEDCHAMBER O f) SUEOESTINO- hafara thy abraaU .\ll Wave Demonstrator MAJESTIC on the dollar la'd on the list of 1936, bill for the coUectlon of three rollla ets and allowing tho baby to walk He fled five years ago to avoid a PkiSkQiWAYSf/ BTDNE/-8S6CUE: BUMEY, MALE 36 regulars, who have been pampered ■ Selesledy—We have some for "hitch" In the Argentine army. The ^ MISERABLE MASTER AND FIA THE_ ENEMV* MV* LEADERLEA IW daUowlBy Ua drat laiartloa af INSTALLED CONSOLE due to tbe collector Oct. Is 1937. on the dollar laid on the list of 1936, too early are the most common WD- a* awarwlaa tha CHAROM $ 7 9 . 5 0 WITH AERIAL $20 Taxes accepted every work day due to the coUector Oct. 1st, 1937. a bit by the coaching staff since the $1.00 a dozen. mlllUa took a fancy to his pet rae- A U IN ONE EVENING-// wta be aaUaetad. Ma raapaaal- THOROUGHLY experienced side­ causes. Customer—Fine, I’ll take a dozen. and evening during October at 47 Special Note—Unpaid taxes are Harvard victory, will resume hard ing pigeon, "Muggsy McGrawr” , and kORte far arrara ia lalaphenad ada wall applicator and roofer, none work today when Coach Elarl Blaik Saleslady (wrapping up package) relatives arranged for Muggsy to • • • ■ ■ ad aad tbair aaaaraay other need apply. A. A. D4on, 81 Main Street and every day nntll now payable at the office of the “ “ “ ** *- yaaraataaA bears down for Saturday's Yale Although It Is a rickety affair —These are now 31.02. Two cents Is Join the army as a substitute. Wells atreet Telephone 4860. ONE 8 TUBE Saturday noon at Blacksmith Shop, Towa Tax Collector In. tbe Munici­ for the tax. One 1— 1937 RCA pal Bonding. game. at besL the thrifty blue herons Gilbert, an American citizen, haa INDEX OP ■■ ------> 12 William Street. Customer—Never mind the tacks. DEMONSTRATOR AIRLINE Take Notice! All taxea nnpald Take Notice! All taxes unpaid The Indians' second-rankere had will repair and use the ol6 nest been attending University of Wash­ CLASSIFICATIONS an easy time stopping the ini at­ I’ll use safety pins. ington. DINiS— BIRDS—PETS 41 Grube (CONSOLE Nov. 1, 1937. will be char-red Inter- Nov. I, 1987, will be charged Inter- year after year. ••••••••••••••••••••«•*•— A CONSOLE eat at the rate of 6-10 of I per cent est'at the rate of 6-10 of I per cent —— ■Aaaaia R CANARIES—CAGES. Seed for sale. 6 Tube, All Waves. Folks who were reared on a farm EX-CHAMPION dearrlayaa C Console Reg. Price 369J10 per month from Oct. I, 1937, until per month from Oct. 1, 1987, until never cease t^ be thrilled by "butch­ Daatha D Next to Larrabee'a Barber Shop, paid. paid. 17 Pitkin street. INSTALLED ering time.” The memory of eating Omaha, Neb.—Infantile paralysis Oard of Thaaka ••••••••#•••••— V $5.00 JOSEPH CHARTIBR, SAMUEL NELSON. JR., salt meat for a year and then hav­ Is no respecter of persons. f / y l la HaaiorlaM ,,••••••••••••••—- F Collector. Town Tax Collector. ing a nice long gorge of backbone, lAat aad Faaad -••■—•••••a-— I $ $ 3 9 . 5 0 And One 37.50 Ill with the disease was Frank AhaaaiieaMaata •«••••••••«•.—• 8 5.00 Olancheoter, Conn., SepL 22, 1937. Acting for the So. Man. Fire DisL spareriba, tenderloin and nev/ sau­ Kopecky, 16, selected less than two 7 ' Faroaaaja .••.•••—a-**-a« 8 Hold Everything! sage, is perhaps too much ever to months ago aa Douglas county AatawaknM grow dim. health champion. AMaaobtlas tar tala ...... d 1937 Reg. $185 RCA 9-Tube Aataaiokllaa tar Bxehaapo . . . . 8 EMERGENCY ONE 5 TUBE AaM Aeeaaaerlaa—Ttras ...... 8 CONSOLE. 6 band speclaL Aata Rapalrlny—Palatlay . . . . . 1 CROSLEY A Real Bargain. Aata doboola 8-A INSTALLED 0 * 7 OC FLAPPER FANNY By Sylvia 'VRECKLES A M ) HIS FRIENDS By Blosser Aatoa—Ship by Traek...... 8 CALLS TABLE SET $5.00 W'lTH AERIAL ^ / 4 t 9 0 WASHINGTON TUBBS By ('rane OUT OUR WAY Aato^“ For Bira ...... 8 -^■Y NtA WHVieC. mo, T. M. KO. U. 0. MT.Orr.. AAOKNINfa COME5, AMP T IE EXPECTED ATTACK FROM JESSE B y W iiU a m a Oarayaa—Barrlea—Sterayo ,.,wm Id COME ON, WE'D BETTER. RRE UP Motarenlaa—Blayelta ...... H POLICE but; JUWE,THIS HOLD YDUR R 30r S H U . AMD W ATT AND HIS BAND OF CUT-THgQArS HAS HOT MAFStlAUZEg VES, JLIST IMTIME POR, l^ t a d Aatoa—Ifotareydldd . . . . II OLD JENNY, THERE'S WORK ID BE AS ip_a aad Piafaaataaal tarwfaaa These are all bargains and guaranteed to KIKID OF BE QUIET ? TM STUCfYIKIO AAV LAST W O R D S! SQ, BaalBaaa tarrleaa OlfBrsd ...... 18 EMBARRASSES WURSIWQ AT SOHOOL.AMD FOUNJP LISTEN CLOSE^rVE Hoaaabold SoryleM OSarad ....18-A 4S43 be in first class condition. Act quick— BiUldlay—Coatractlsd ...... m m , 14 a ME »» THIS IS SOOD *TRAIMIKI<3 . souJ JUSTJUS BEEN A STRONG MAN IN Florists—Narsaiiaa ...... 18 They won’t last long! Call 3^5. t i m e . A O R O U S , W ON TWO Fnaarml OIraetora...... If FIRE Baatlay—Plamblay—RaaSay .a. IT m a r a t h o n d a n c e s , A N ' laaaraaea ...... 18 Sonth UlUBary—Oraaaaiaklay ...... 18 BROKE TH WORLPiS HOD Kay|ny-^nicklny-.Storayo a ... 84 (I. Fabllo PaaaaByar Barries...... 80-A Boison Furniture and Radio c a r r v i n ' r e c o r d , b u t M atlay—PapaHa* ...... 81 4321 t e l l m e , COWBOY, HAS l^taasloBal Sarrieaa ...... ft MANCHESTER’S RADIO HEADQUARTERS. a n y b o d y e v e r p o t a Repy rtn^ ***•***••*••••••••••• North j £ Tanerlnv—x^ttnc-wOemBlBV •• i i 705 Main Street Johnson Block DEER ON A NERVOUS ^Ilat Goads and Barrlea ...... If i . w utad—Bnitnaaa Barrlea a ..... Sd $432 HORSE a l o n e ? _ Edaeatlaaal ^araaa and Claaaas...... 87 Prlrmta, laatmetlona ...... ft AMBULANCE Daecliiy ...... ,88-A "83. Mnileal—DramaUo ...... It (Doogan) Waatad—Inatroetloas ...... 88 Plaaaelal CARS YOU CAN DEPEND ON! Boate—dtaeka—Mortyayaa 81 5630 AT PRICES YOU CAN AFFORD TO PAT. Builnaaa Oppertaaltlaa ...... 11 1986 D od n 4 Door Trunk Sedan ...... $575.00 Bonay to Loaa -...... U (HoUoran) 1935 Ford X Door Trunk Sedan ...... $345.00 5 V THB TWtE"vSU Sfeft ® RAClNfe ALON& ABOUT TWENTY MILES *41 Balp aad Bltaattaaw 1984 Plymouth 4 Door Oe Luxe Sedan ...... $895.00 BACK, BREEZE AND Z\L HAVE ,------VVAN HOUR WHEN THERE iSASUDOENSHOOXAPBroLSHGt C Z '~ ‘ Balp Wanted—Pamala ...... 81 1084 Chevrolet X Door Master Sedan ...... $885.00 IF Z CAH JUST STREHSIH- I DIDHV-J50 TtlUH —1 AMOTHER. tOADload R£ADV.REAOV. y m i M M — I M l I I l|ll■|llllll||ll|||ll|l| II HI 1 ^ 1 — Help Wanted—M ala...... tt 3060 telaanaa Waatad ...... 88-A 1938 Clievrolct 2 Door Master Sedan ...... $275.00 EHYDUB AKIMl^ WUH R 3 0 r AM/ GOOD Balp Wanted—Bala ar PaBMla.. 87 (Quish) loss Plymoath 2 Door De Luxe Sedan ...... $2 ^ 00 THIS SUPPOFTTWG BAWD- WHEKJ Z RAM IMID Ayaota Wanted...... 87-A 1932 Flymoutb 4 Door Sedan ...... $215.00 A 3 E ,'itX i MAY BE BItoatlona Waatad-FaMOla . . . It Two care that are right for a little money. YtXI WriH MY Bltaatlnaa Wanted-Mala...... 8* ABLE ■TO F*!™*/ AQAIM BICYCUE ! THIS EmpioTment AseaelMi ...... it 4340 1930 4 Door Chevrolet Sedan $05.00. Car haa had but one >•1^ t»*ek^w»rete PeBltry— Tekiel— owner. Motor, Urea, etc.. In perfect shape, needs polnL BEI=DBE THE HALF-V44Y MAKES Pa»a—BIrda—Pate ...... 41 1029 2 Door Ford | i5 0 .0 0 Tires, motor, etc., In lin t idaas oon- SEASow IS ou r! UP POR r r ! Ur a Stock—Vablelaa ...... 41 HOSPITAL dltlon. Pooltry aad Bappllaa ...... 41 Waaud— Pata— Pealtry ■ Steak 44 NO MONEY DOWN ON CABS $300 OR UNDER. Fee fair MM TIaiiiaa 5131 20 MONTHS TO PAT. Artlelaa Far Sale ...... at 5^.^. »»4 Aooaaaotlaa ...... dt M ldlay Matertala ...... dT Dlaaisnda—WatckM Jewelry . . dt Baatrleal Appllaaaaa lUdIa .. tt Fmel RBd Pm A ______le.A Sw^MhoU Qeode MatftlMiT aad Taala ...... n c O Ifaaiaal laatramtau ...... —U WORK AND SPORT. • lO - X t ALLEY OOP It’s Worse Than He Figrured By HAMLIN 1 NUOMTA KNOWN OH,WELL-rr DIDN'T DO 'ANVWAV, I'M THANKFUL BAY- HIWE Y'SCEN FOOZXrP TRY TFW P 'COURSE . HIM ANV 6 0 0 D -A N ' HIS BIO RAL Alley OOB WHAT ABOUT ITT? SAY/^t u C U P " OUT TH' SECRET ME OONT KNOW HE OlO BRINO A AIMT IN OW THIS/ OOU.V, ALLEY OOP V'aj&HTA LlSSENx^ I n tT .M f OF THEM MVS* I KNOW HE TRIED GOOD SUPPLV OF FOOIY, Y E Tf ' TO -fH' WAY THEM /W w L M E AM SHW Ee TTHINK WHAT, THEY JUST TERIOUS. BUT THAT OOOFV ■W PLANTS BACK 'WOULDA happened IF TWO BOOBS AREl PLANTS/ CHJCHER IB A GOT B^ BABBLIN’/TH EY STMAT OOP' TO M E- HE HAOOA b e e n / DEAD OH/E WHAT OONT MAKE r i IS — A i m /.' SEN SE/ v

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Employees o f the - Montgomery Mian JuMaattae Smith, to acroeable to m ceotract wtth em- Ward store and their friends will of the new Mary CSieney library, an­ ployeaa Mmllar to that ~ot caieney ABOOTTOWN enjoy a Hallowe'en costume party nounces that no hooka win be re­ CLOAK CO. SCORNS Brotbeni with Its employees with PAYROLL REPORTS tonight at the Green Circle Inn, newed or' exchanged 'during the the CKception that Cheney Brothers H m B p w n «iM B VarelB Is gtr- TaloottvlUe. Music for dancing will library openings tomorrow and Fri­ A\ANCHESTER DAY recognises tbs TWOC of the CIO. taw ■ Ballows'cn psitjr Friday era- be provided by the D’Ubaldo broth­ day. Iktrona o f the Ubtsry wiU not SPIESS’ REPORTS DDE TOMORROW fP ■iBK, Oetobw » at 7 o’clock at the ers. The grand march will start at be charged for books becoming over­ 'O a k street chib house. AH the 9 o'clock. Refreshments sdll be serv­ due during the period the library ia ■asmbers o f the ‘n^erela’’ u s heart* ed. Mias Bktelle Oderman, chairman closed. Announcement o f the open­ M anchester Oy hiTtted. of the committee of arrangements ing date, which it is expected will OSes e f Loss Of BasiBess Deoied By No Extension Will Be Grant­ be Bome day next week, wUl be Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Healey of urges all who plan to attend to meet Board o f Selectmen made later. Date Book Bayuour, Oooii., aimounce the 'en- at the store at 8 o'clock, and trans­ gagsuent eC their daughter Har- portation will be provided for those Officials; Insist That It ed For Fifing Third Quar­ This Weeh tlstts to Sbanrood T. Wamoek, sod who need it. Mrs. Arthur Laahlnske win aing c( Mr. and Mrs. David Wamoek of a solo this evening at the South PROCLAMATION Exceeds Other Years. Oct. 37 — Cotton Blossom Sing­ ter Reports. Walker street. Mias Amanda Jarvis srho is to be Methodist church, preceding the ers from PIney Rldgs at YJf.CA.. married to Frank Gardner on play, "Other People's Husbands". Oct. SO—Series at Legion Hal­ Members at the varloua commit­ November 8, was the guest of honor AU who attend the pariah supper at IV) The People of the City of Manchester: lowe’en parties tor children. Workers, foremen and officials of No extenslona o f time for filing tees in charge of St. Bridget's Husk­ at another miscellaneous shower, the church at 6:30 tonight wlU be OomiBg Bvente employer pairTOll reports required ing Bee win meet this evening at given last night by Miss Betty welcome to remain for the play. I deem It my duty to inform you there win be an imuaual op­ the Independent Cloak company Nov. 5— Busking Bee at St. this morning pooh-poohed as being under the Unemployment Ctompen- 7:15 in the pariah haU. Final-ar- Moriarty, Miss Renee Renaud, Miss portunity for you to purchase commodities at a minimum price Bridget's church mt Hollister street satlon Law will be granted for the rangements w U be made for the Evelyn Bodenhom and Miss BeS' The usual Wedneaday evening ridiculous the statements noade schooL bridge, whist and aetback party wUl all day and evening Thursday, October 28th (tomorrow). third quarter. Labor Ctommiadoner star social event o f the season, which trice CougMln at Miss Morlartys Monday night by Selectman aad N o t. 9—Special town meeting, 8 Joseph M. Tone said today. Tbess win be bdd on Nov..5 at the Hollis­ home, S8 Summer street. Hallowe'en be held tonight, at St. Bridget’s p. m.. High school haU; 2Sonlng. pariah haU by the Women's Guild. I urge purchasere to take advantage o f this unusual oppor­ Police Commlasloner Mathias Spleaa reports (covering wagea for July, ter street awUtori’im. games, decorations and refresh­ Nov. 0-10—Kiwanla Kiddies Camp August, and September) must be MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1937 tunity, not only for the advantage that It will bring to them hut in connection with.his investigation ahow, "Movie Queen” , at HollLit:r ments were used. Miss Jarvis re­ filed not later than October 28. The Haggish Baking Company of alao for the great advantage It gives to the Merchants and to o f the strike o f some at the em­ Street school. - John Lentl of Gardner street is ceived many lovely gifts. "The approach of January 1 and oolleettng the leaves around the Hartford baa taken over the Bakery ployees at the concern. Now 11-20 —Annual Red Cross the men and women the country over who are very anxious for the first payment of unemployment CSieney Brothers plant for use as department of the Popular market, Appointed, at hla. request, as a roll call drive. Mrs. EltsJbeth Grlmason Is chair­ a chance to produce. benefits require the State to have bedding on Ms farm. Rnbinow buUdlng. The Bagglsb one-man committee to attempt to Nov. IS—Cabaret dance of Amer­ man of the committee of arrange­ Company baa been established In bring about a settlement o f tbs ican Legion at Rainbow in Bolton. wage records of workers who may ments for the card party this eve­ Hartford for over 80 years and In I t Is our Intention to move about in the shopping district to­ strike, Mr. Spiesa reported*^ to the Nov. 14— Annual Conflimand Re­ claim benefits", Commldsloner T: Charles Burke of Hollister street ning at the V. F. W. home at Man has re-entered the employ o f Che­ addition to the local outlet it also morrow, and it will be my persoiuU delight to see that you are selectmen Monday night that the union at Emanuel Lutheran church. stated. "Benefit payments durl Chester Green, under auspices of the ney Brothers. operates In Middletown, Torrlngton, cooperating— to see who are Imbued with the give as well as take Cloak company baa lost 8600,000 N o t. 17-20 — Annual Poultry the first quarter ^ 1938 wllT V. F. W. auxiliary. Southington, Bristol and Hartford. worth of biulness because Interna baaed upon earnings during the first spirit. Show at State Armory. Sunday, October 81, will be ob­ A fuU line of high quality baked tional Ladies Gsrment Workers Nov. 29 — Concert by Westmin­ three quarters of 1J937 according to union representatives are picketing the biggest bargain day in years! served as Girt Scout Sunday at the The Sewing circle of the Concor­ goods will be carried with home- ster Choir at High acbool audi­ law.” Every purchaser on this Manchester Day does at least four "Although many employer! have Center Congregational church. The dia Lutheran church will meet to­ type rye bread and delicioua pastry New York outlets for coats manu­ torium, sponsored by Beethoven as features. important things— helps himself, helps btulnesa, helps employ­ factured here; that 200 emploveea been granted aa long aa thirty-day Scouts ertn attend wearing their morrow evening at 8 o'clock. and G Cfief clubs. ment in general and helps America keep her accustomed place have been laid off recently and that extenrions in filing Employee Infor­ unifonnn, and the pastor. Rev. Wat­ Dec. 1-8 — Bazaar, North Meth­ A Joint installation o f the new the union will win the strike in a mation Returns in the paat, it wtU son Woodruff win have an appro­ Mrs. Thomas J. Lewis of E>st leading the world. odist church Booster club. board of officers of Ward Cheney abort time. not be possible to do this In the fu­ priate message for them. Middle Turnpike has as her guest Mrs. Mary Lyman Vore of Milwau­ Camp, USVirv, and their auxiliary, As Chairman of the Board of Selectmen of the City of Man­ Claim Boslneea Abend ture. If benefits are to be paid promptly, accurate wage records Mrs. Martha Andrew of Hilliard kee, who is to make her home with will be held tomorrow night in the chester, I proclaim Thursday, October 28th, 1937, "M ANCHES­ A t the Pine and Plesaaut streets State Armory. The installation will REITtDITS OF GDARDS must be on hand for all workers.” street who reemtly underwent an her son in West Hartford. They are TE R D A Y ” and urge you all to participate. plant of the firm this morning It be witnessed by the state commao' was stated by offlciala that the "While the Law provides penalties operation at the Hartford hospital, attending the annual meeting of the for failure to file reports when due, returned home yesterday. Society of Mayflower Descendants der and the men's orgahlxatlon will busineaa done by the company since TRAIN IN HARTFORD be installed by former State Com­ DAVID CHAMBERS, Chairman, It came to Manchester last May has it la hoped that It will not be neces­ today as the Hotel Bond, at which sary, to assesa these lines. Em­ the guest speaker was Edward H. mander Frank Fenton while the Board of SelectmeiL exceeded the buslneis o f the same auxiliary officers will be Installed by month o f last year and that this ployers are tequesteo to file reports Davis, formerly professor at Pur­ The recnilta of the National promptly in order that no worker at due University. former Commander Mrs. George month the business will be "way MANCHESTER For Senriee and Quality theirs may be delayed ih receiving Johnston. ahead" of October last year. Guard will report ia the Hartford SHOE REPAIRING SEE In a tour of the plant it was Armory for twelve drill periods unemployment benrflta when due."_ Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary 1874 entered the employ of Case commencing next Friday for a rigid will have a Joint installation of offi­ pointed out that large amounts of YULYES Brothers In the Highland Park cloth are being received daily, that training acbedule. When the men SAM cers with Ward Cheney Camp, U. 8 . THOMPSONVllLE M. D .T SHOE SEP AIR SERVICE DRIVES AROUND TOWN mills. He remained with that com­ the sponging and cutting depart­ return from this course they will be 701 Mala Street W. V., tomorrow evening. Supper pany until his retirement on Octo­ ments are working at near capacity, admitted to the ranks, and will will be served at 6:30 p. m. ber 3, 1924, after SO years of serv­ WIN PRIZES AT GOLF evidence according to workers and clesmly understatnd and be able to ON BIS 8IST BIRTHDAY ice and has since been unemployed. officials that the company ia not execute the fundamentale of Mili­ GIOAMTIC Mr. O'Keefe was a musician and contemplating any decrease in tary Training. An army car will was one of the organizers of St. Annual Tourney Held Yester­ manufacturing operatioiu. Through, call for the men at their respective John O’Keefe Celebrates Event day In Connection With out the plant, aa near aa it could be armories each week and bring them 2 FOR 1 DAY James's Band, formed in 1876 and By Taking Ride In Automo­ played with that band and later be­ County Medical Meeting determined, there were no signs of back after the session. The men bile To His Birthplace. came a member o f the Cheney band, a let-down in activity. who attend these drills each Friday SALE Here. night will not be required to attend remaining as a member of that It was stated by a company rep­ Buy One— Get One Free! the drills at their local armories un­ John O'Keefe, a resident of Man­ band for 15 years. The Cheney resentative that this month has seen Thursday, Friday, Saturday THURSDAY til the end of the instruction course. chester for over 69 years today ob­ Band in those days was the First Two Thompaonville physicians some decrease in manufacturing volume from last month but it was A school for First Sergeants, Com- served his eigbty-flrst birthday. He Regiment band o f Connecticut. captured the Lundberg tronhy and ptmy Clerks and Buglers will also be A R TH U R took occasion to take a ride around claimed that the situation at the He was one of the special choir one of them annexed the Mead held. In addition to the course, DRUG STORE town and then walked through the local cloak company la typical nf 28 0 that sang at the funeral maaa for Johnson t i^ h y in the annual golf however, the latter three will also 845 Main St. Manchester OCTOBER th mC ¥ER the cloak Industry throughout the business section, recalling in his Rev. James COmpbell, the first par­ tournament of the Hartford Medi­ be required to attend their com­ own mind the different changes that country and o f business in other ish priest la Manchester at services cal Association at the local Country industries. pany drills. had taken place In Manchester since held in St. James' church and Is atlU aub yesterday. The former was Yesterday the strike started its he first moved to Manchester as a ilu H U s f a member of the choir. A year ago awarded for average net score of twelfth v/eek. Striking employees I boy from Portland. Mr. O'Keefe was in ill health and entries from one city or town, while and sympathizers daily picket the He was bom in Portland October went to the Manchester Memorial the latter was awarded for individ­ place mornings, noon and nights, 27, 1856 and lived in that place the hospital. His condition was coiuid- ual net aoore. pjid details of local and state police, first 16 years of his life when be ered critical. men continue to patrol the area. came to Manchester and went to Drs. Simonton and Dr. Fancher On hla recovery In the early part were the winners of the trophy giv­ Other Attempta work in the Fred D. Hale Cotton of laat December he decided to Aa far as Is known attempta of VIstt our market and •kale” throngh the thrifty aisles. Y iu H en by Dr. O. A. F. Lundberg of this Thff CORP. Company at Oak Grove street. A f­ make himself a Christmas present the State Board of Mediation and JW.HAU 5tacover a wealth of food bargains. Youll discover that our ter working there for a year he town, and Dr. Simonton also won and purchased an automobile. This the Mead Johnson prize, hlz acore Arbitration and of the National MANCHtSTER CONH* *y >*w prices coabies you to save on quality foods and moved to Glastonbury and in July Labor Relations Board, state and taat our great variety helps you to keep your meals Interest- gives him an opportunity to get being 90-19-71. Dr. Fancher's ' - f tag aad varied. around and keep In touch with town acore was 110-32-78, giving tho federal government agencies for affaira and the older resldenta. As ThompsonviUe duo an average of solving labor difficulties, have been Self Serve andHealth Market a side diversion he keeps a few 74.5. no more successful than the select­ men In ending the strike. OMtar Out Calves’ L iver ...... ib. 34c chickens. The scores o f other players were The union insists that the com­ VALUES GALORE He ia In pretty good hsalth, be THURSDAY SPECIALS Spare R ib s ...... lb.29e as follows; Hartford, Dr. McDer­ pany recogniM the International Hartford’Silver Lane said today, and expects to be around mott, 97-15-82; Dr. Hogan. 106-23- PORK Kraut ...... lb. lOe for several more birthday observ­ lAdles Garment Workers imion but Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales. 83; Dr. MorrUey, 87-12-75; Dr. is willing to arbitrate and compro­ Shoulder Lamb Chops So. Manchester ances, but today made no special lomcb, 96-14-82; Or. Jones, 107-25- FIRST PRIZE CHOPS occasion of the binhday, other than mise on other claims dealing with Lean Stewing: Lamb. 82; Dr. Backus, 91-19-72; Dr. Cogs­ wages, hours and working condi- m Bus Line Schedule taking an automobile ride to Port­ well, 102-23-79; Dr. Weld, 104-19-85, Choice at a 8139.50 General Bleo. t:ons. trie Refrigerator at the J. W. Hale Beef L i v e r ...... Ib. 25c land to view bis old birthplace, the an average of 80 for the Hartford 3 7 c lb. Leaving the Center Dally: The company refnses to recognize 3 lb. c m Corp., e 8139.50 Norge Electric Re- Ground B e e f...... Ib. 3.3c house having wen removed to make entries; Manchester, Dr. Holmes, the ILGW U but ia wilting to nrbl- S p ry A . M.: 6:80, 7:10, 7:45, 5:15, way for the new Portland-Mlddle- frigeretor at Watkins Brothers, 100-18-82; Dr. Zaglio, 106-24-82, an trate and compromise on other de­ Inc., or the same amount in other 8:45. 9:15. 10:15, 11:19. town bridge. averags of 82 for the local players. mands made by the union, saying It PEACHES— Sliced or halves, A A merchandise at either store (ex­ P. M.I 12:15, 1:15, 2:15, 8:15, 32 FREE PRIZES 32 cepting Self Serve and Health Mar­ 5 for ...... a/C 3:45, 4:15, 4:45 9:15, 9:45, 6:15, ket atHale’e.) 1:19, 8:19, 8:15, 10:15, 11:15. TOM ATO JUICE— Urgre cans C. & B., Welch’s Q Q Royal Dessert p>

Convenient terms can be arranged on Um W-B Budget Plan, and your selections can be •te n d for (urture delivery, if you wish. Offer in Our History- DINING ROOM FURNITURE

® "''? W2.00 9 Pc. Grand Rapids made Federal; Bave $62.46 Pc. New England made Colonial In - ‘ ' genuine mahogany buffet, table, 8 china, arm and S side chairs. Reg. solid rock maple. To-the-floor buffet, $660.00 ...... $SSS. refectory table, high yoke-back arm and 6 side chaira Reg. $201.46. .$149.

Bave $100.00 9 Pc. Grand Rapids made HeppcN Bave $41.76 8 Pc. EShrly American in solld'maple. white; genuine mahogany and satin- Sawbuck table, Welsh cupboai^ wood. BulTet, table, china, arm and spear-back arm and 6 side chairs. 6 side chairs. Reg. $496.00___ $395. Reg. $166.70 ...... 3 12 5 .

Bave $60.00 9 Pc. Grand Rapids made Georgian; Bave $64.00 9 Pc. 18th Century design in mahog­ genuine mahogany buffet, table, any and satlnwood veneers. Buffet, china, arm and 6 side chairs.. .$$35 . table, china, artn and 6 side chairs. ''IJi Reg. $249.00...... Bave $66,00 9 Pc. Grand Rapids made Sheraton; mahogany and gumwood buffet, ta­ Bave $36.00 9 Pc. 18th Century; mahogany and ble, china, arm and 6 aide chairs. gumwood. Leg ^ b le, buffet, china, Reg. $360.00...... 3395. arm and 6 side choirs. Reg. $164.00 ...... $119. Bave $19.76 9 Pc. 18th Century In mahogany and gumwood. Duncan Phyfe table, Save $128.00 8 Pc. Grand Rapids mode 18th Cen­ buffet, china, arm and 6 aide chaira tury; mahogany and maple ieg table, Reg. $168.76 ...... gU9. china, ladderback arip and 6 side chairs. Reg.~$260.00...... $126.

Bave $124.00 8-Pc. Grand Rapids made Empire; Bave $26.00 9 Pc. 18th Century; mahogany and genuine mahogany buffet with twist­ guma-ood. Buffet, table, china, arm ed posts and pineapple carved panels; and 6 side chaira Reg. $190i,00. .$169. heavy pedestal table; 2 Empire arm and 4 side chairs in black haircloth. Reg. $722.00 ...... yimi Bave $26.00 9 Pc. 18th Century group in wsdrtut and gumwood. Duncan Phyfe table, huffet, china, arm ano 6 aids chaira Bave $163.00 9 Pc. New Bhigliuid made Early American; solid roick maple buffet, ...... ‘...... refectory table, china, rush seat lad- Bave $60.00 9 Pc. Sheraton of genuine mahogany BEDROOM FURNITURE derback arm and 6 side chairs. Reg. $402.00 ...... 3249. inlaid. Buffet, table, china, arm and 6 side chaira Reg. $276.00 . . . . $226. I s / Bars $81.69 4 Pc. Grand Rapids made Early Empire; Genuine mahogany bc

63RD ANNIVERSARY - 63RD ANNIVERSARY WATKINS BROTHERS. INC WATKINS SROTMERS. INC P A G E FOUR li^CH ESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1937 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1987 PAG E FIV B

grasshopper tnvaalaa in eastern Colorado has attracted thousands o f chicken hawks. Manchester Days Several ranchers reported re. MANCHESTER DAY cently the sklee were black with Thursday, October 28, 1937 hawks clrcUng over regions when the ’hoppers were thick. Special FURNITURE offerings The hawks settled down at varl. RULES AND REGULATIONS CONCERNING PRIZES out places and feasted until the iths supply of graaaboppers was ex< 1. You win receive a Blrt coupon with each 20c unit of purchaae KEMP'S, INC hausted, then moved on to other you make In any of the atorea participating in thia Event. ’hopper infested regions. Opposite Sdiofll y /* 2. You will recognize theae participating atorea by the poatera Mandtester/ g C ilT In their windowa, announcing “ Manchester Day” , ‘One Great Offers Values In FURNITURE Bargain Day.” DON’T KISS MANCHESTER DAY MY HAND. MADAMS _ ■? 3. Your name and address should be clearly written on |he stub end of the coupona marked “ Depoaif* and on the linea provided Sarajevo, Yugoslavia— (AP| For Every Rocnn In Your Home for same. For a century, it has been the cue. A Clearaway of Odds and Elnds, tom in Bosnia for women to kiss 4. You ahould deposit these signed stubs in one of the boxes their husbands' hand in the mom. placed in the front part of ail stores participating in the Event. Ing. and the hand of a senior mole 2 Piece visitor, in recognition o f the sij. unmatched pieces and ONE-OF-A-KIND ® "hould keep the other end of these coupons, which bears perlorlty of men. • the duplicate number of the coupon and you should present same when claiming your prize. But organizations of mcalcm young women are working to SUITES left over from our recent Living Room SUITE 6. If-your coupon stubs are not deposited on the day of the Sale, abolish that custom—and to stop they must bo retumt'd by Wednesday noon, November 3 to lyomen from swearing and drlnke any of the participating stores or to the Chamber of Com- ing hard liquor. offices, 875 Main street lover Quinn's Drug Store), ANNIVERSARY SALE. either by mall or personal delivery. r i i e u m a h s m s t u d y AU high grade Keith quality furniture In perfect condition. Mostly discontinued patterns. Values 7. Winners will be drawn on Thursday. November 4. PLANNED BY MICHIGAN of a lifetime. It wlU pay you to shop Keith’s, MANCHESTER DAY FOB FURNITURE BAB- 8. Announcement of winers wUl be made in FYiday, November 5 Ann Arbor.— (A P ) —A cure for GAINH. issue of the Manchester Etcning Herald and a list of the rheumatism is being sought by the *‘ ores which par- University of Michigan. PsTdianes At These LOW PBICEH May Be Paid For On Onr LIBERAL BUDGET PLAN At Hllght ^ ip a ted in the Event. In addition, each winner will be noti- A clinic will be established In Extra ('.onL ^n*OT printetT’'^ "ddress is plainly writ- which specialists in chemistry, die* tetlcs, surgery and bacteriology wdll concentrate their efforts in a *■ claimed on or before Saturday, November 13 study of the malady about which shall be forfeited and will go to an alternate winner. science knows little. Reg. $189.00 6-Piece “KROEHLER” Dr. Cyrus C. Sturgis, director of the department o f internal modi, I'd, °tit I KIKE 1.ADD1ES cine, says rheumaUsm la one of to- "The streets are so steep we day's major medical problems. GET niE n.\-nA: can't move it until all the brigade LIVING ROOM Q Q ca is present. .Even then we are glad In Mohair $ Underhill, Portland. England __ ONE SERVICE A YEAR to get children hauling on the (A P )— People laugh when there is ropes, too. SIIITF I a Arc in Underhill. Donegal, Iri.sh Free State (AP)' Of i tto Chief A. J. Jackman, applying "That causes more fun and ridi­ —To avoid payment of taxes and cule. And it annoys the firemen." Frieze for new equipment, revealed why. ensure benefits accruing from past "Our 1901 model fire cart is very bequesta, one service a year Is 6-Pleces; Count them: wing chair, sofa, two ^ 0 CHK'KE.N IIAWKS imJLOW heavy, the springs have gone flat, held at Gweedore Protestant sofa pillows, arm chair and Ottoman. ’IIOPPER.S INTO WEST Choice of color in dark acorn brown or light brown. and its antiquated appearance church. The church Is virtually in Choice of two distinct styles. Also choice I causes nothing but laughter. SagiesH conslruclion. You wiil save $.30 on this suite. Colorado Springs.— (A P) — The riilns and has only one parishion. of two colors. A ll pieces covered in genu­ er, a hotel keeper. - ip ine frieze. Remarkable values. Quality 93k Innerspring Mattress FRADIN’SNear SUte Theater One-of-a-kind Offers These Attractive BEDROOM SUITES 'tM k MISCELLANEOUS Regular $87.50. 4-Pc. Maple BE»R0. 3-Pe. Modem BED- COATS $24.98 iRegular $53 pair of OuUtandlng In quality, style, materials and work­ Walnut TWIN R(N>M SUITE. Vanity, dresser and bed. Ventilators manship M d lavishly trimmed with fur, these ■BEDS. Panel ends. Made of hardwoods, finished In dark fig­ are amazing values at this price. “ ■Very high grade. ured walnut. (One Buttons ISale price, pair .. $29.75 suite only). Close Sport out price . . . . Spring Unit $59*75 COATS Regular $4.60. 9x12 feet BUG CUSH- Regular $129.50. 4-Pc. Burl Walnut $14.98 IONS. Preserv'es your mgs Makes BEDR(K>M SUITE. Panel end bed. The aport coat baa taken Its poaltion in the fore­ dresser and dressing table with heavy front of milady’s wardrobe and many women prefer a moat luxurious floor covering. Sale price •. plate mirrors and Regularly them to other stylqp. We have a choice selection roomy chest. (One and they're priced right. $2.98 suite only). Sale worth .1)24.50, price ...... $76.50

you can afford Regular $1.85 yd. Standard guage IN- Fur Coats LAID LINOLEUM . to buy two at Kxtra good quality. Close out patterns. Dining Room Suites Sale price, y a r d ...... $1.29 this low price. Regular $225. 9-Pc. Mahogany DINING R(H)M SUITE. Heppciwhite period de­ $79.50 ODDS and ENDS Living Room Suites sign, marquetry Inlays. Shield back chnira with All sizes and Thto year’a styles la three Regular $7.50 EI.FXmUC WAFFLE (One only, demonstrator). Regular Prince of available. popular furs—^Beaver, Lapin IRONil, nickel finished. A good value at $139.95. ABC Sl’IN.NER HTVI.E EI.EC- Wales plume. the regular price. . A TRIC WASHER in Sale price $129.50 and Seal—they’re priced so | marvelous bargain for low that, you really w . Occasional Pieces fine condition — Manchester Day, sale good as new. CHoae ford a fur ooaU price ...... $2.95 Regular $165. 2-pc. "Kroehler" LIV­ out price . . . . $89.50 Regular $89 50. 8-Pc. Walnut DININO ING ROOM SUITE. Carved fronts and KOO.M S flT K , extenHion table, large under framing. buffet, flve aide Silk Knuckle arms. and one arm chair (Slightly uaed). Regular $150 PIIIIXX) Covered In nist RADIO. Large cabinet. Eleven tubes in­ Regular $47.50 HOPE fTIEST. Colo­ to match. (One frieze. Sale' price $69.50 nial low boy style. Also a heal old type, only). Sale price $54.50 LAMP SALE cluded. Inclined sounding board. Spanish treasure Special group of maple bridge lampa, with attractive d r e s s e s Beautiful walnut EXTRA SPECIAL! Group of OOCA- chest. Sale shades, adjustable to desired height, shade turns to We have a repuUtlon for our unexcelled case. Sale price.. $69.50 SIGNAL TABLES. Assorted atylea. price ...... $19.75 Regular $39.50. Early Engllah Walnut suit user. Worth regularly $7.50. On sale Manchester -h o w m g o fd r e w ^ We' have secured some Genuine walnut. Coffee, ClflNA <:U)SKT with wood dr. Also o f the finest values for lamp and book trough. two other atyles at Day at , . . Sale price ...... this event that would (One only). Regular $39.50 Mahogany same price. Sale $7.95 price ...... regularly seU for W m . SECRETARY. Beautiful colonial design.- S-Candle FIsOOR L.AMP8. Handaome $17.95 Specially marked at__ Handy desk with ample drawer room metal atanda and silk $7 -s® Regular $119.50. 2-Pc. Modem IJVINQ shades. Values up to $ 0 .5 0 WARM ROBES ...... $1AS and roomy book­ case top section. ROOM SUITE covered In antique velvet. $9.95. Choice • e • • Regular $110. fl-Pc. Curly Maple Whlttenton wool Backs and ends In Sale price ... $4.50 UINKTTIC SET. Colonial bufTet, saw- CHIFFON HOSE ...7 ...... OBc DRESSY $23.75 brown and seats in buck table. Four First quality. Reg. 69c. . Your choice o f -hslllrs. wools. faun color. Sale SHOP IN MANCHESTER FOR NEW BLOl’SES...... gi.oe and prints la sm u t and Pri<^ ...... $75.75 w^ith nbre rush of panne satin. tim ing styles. HMy look Regular $13.95 CIIAISETTES. BOU­ seats. Sale price $49.50 BETTER VALUES. 'Boor samples). Ona lot W A LN U T rr** • 1®* more money but Regular $37.50 OCCASIONAL CHAIR. DOIR CHAIR AND LARGE OTTO.MAN SIMPLEX GLOVES ...... aSc theyYe only— ^ rrriES left over from high grade Double woven cloth. Open arm style. Solid mahogany, or­ STOOL. Covered in ipi Suites. _ .e chintz in aasorted de- SMART HANDBAGS ... .$I.M Values up to $40. nately carved arms and legs. Covered in frieze in choice algns- and colors. Sale . Suede or leather. $3*98 Choice ...... $9.50 OOB8ET8, GIRDLES, COB- $14.95 o f rust" or green price ...... patterns. Sale SELETTES, Special ...fl.O O WOOL JACKETS ...... B5.98 price ...... $19.75 sN o S U IT S ...... :.;»4.M HATS $1 .00' Regular $42.50 DINNER SETS. 95 em p s nc Hata are so Inexpensive jrou K ’ . I . Sines 5-«-7-8. pieces o f Imported Regular $7.95 TABLE LA.MPS. Sheltex One lot of . sample INNER SPRING can afford one o f t ^ Oct s shade, 3-candle lights. Opposi'it e f li ^ School Furniture and Music OIBL8’ COATS ...... $5.00 new felt or velvet now for only china, service for MATTRESSES — SMes 7 to 12. tl.OO; twelve. Sola price Heavy bronze base. discontinued ticks. k. S r a tth h Manchester $29.95 Bale price ...... $3.69 Close out price . . . $ 1 1 .9 5 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1937

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1937 PAGE SEVEN Private Wednesday Afternoon Cosing But ThonsandH Tr^pa.‘<8 ^ ’'•^^^cAlly all stores in Manchester have adopted the plan Jewelry for Cash or Credit\ On New York’s Tiniest of closing every Wednesday afternoon the year 'round with the ' I,ot. exception of the month of December and with the exception of NO INTEREST OR CARRYING CHARGES thoee weeks during which a National Holiday occurs. New York— The amallcst par­ We wish to remind you of this so that you will plan to do your HALE’S MANCHESTER DAY SPECIALS cel of real estate in this city, a shopping when you may expect to And all stores open. _ trianf^lc only two feet on each side, bears this inscription: "Prop­ In YARD GOODS—DOMESTICS and HOUSEWARES erty of the Tless estate which has gained only an hour’s- loaf and King, known as “the romance never been dedicated for public went 1>ack to work thirsty as ever purposes.' mender,’’ has retired. While pro­ Manchester Day Manchester Day Super Valuel 18” X 36” Cannon bation officer for south' and west The triangle containing the In­ HOME SAVER RETIRES Super Vahw! scription Is part of the sidewalk Dorset he is said to have brought 20” X 40” Heavy Weight Cannon ibout 3,000 matrimonial reconciU* Turkish Towels on a Greenwich Village comer, it Weynjouth, Eng. (A P )—W. G. is necessary to ‘•tresposa" off it In .’’lions. HALE’S $ order to enter the busy cigar store TURKISH TOWELS 4for that stand.s there. The store tenant 5 tor .^1.00 pays the He.ss estate for the use of ■NAVEN’^ Tills towel regularly sella for 20c. Heavy double thread ab­ the triangle, and the estate pays Finespun sorbent Cannon towela with colored borders In blue, green, peach, the city a tax on the parcel of FINE red and Mack. Stock up plenty at this low price for one day only. land. 2 2 c ea. FEMININE sure frraiflai Dim SHEETS Manchester Day Super Valuel One of our largest selling OOtVBOVK SIT DOWN FOOTWEAR towels! One day only at 6 for —THKY DKMA.ND BI.KR. 4H “ extra length. IH ” hem Reg. $1.19 52” X 68” and 58 X 58” $1.00. Soft, fluffy towels In the OB both eode of eheet. CeUo- Pare Linen handy alae, 18’’x38’’. Colored klelrose, Mont.—(AP|— u was MANCHESTER phane wrapped—pte-laundered. $ N i.’uvl borders In Mue, green, orchid, hot and dusty in the Streb ranch Guaranteed fbr at least four .00 peach, and gold. corral and the cowboys were DAY tfc'-l year** wear. thiisty. \ LUNCH CLOTHS _ Somebody suggested a ban el AND EVERY DAY Note the extra large aiaes. All pure linen cloths with colored of beer and said it was his opin­ borders in Mue, red. green, and gold. Hieae clothe will wear and Heavy Hand and Face Size ion that the neighboring ram her 8 1 x 104V2 .. $ Reg. I1.S* wash wonderfully well and are very practical. would "set up the house." 1.19 But It was a long drive to town Manchester Day Super Value! Turkish Towels and the rancher said he reckoned Kayser 72xl04Va .. Reg. IIJN the gentlemen of sun and saddle $ 3 - 0 0 $ 1.10 Reg. $1.4$ Beantyrest and Innerspring a leather would have to gel along Hosiery with Just plain water. 0 for ^1.00 And so was bom the first sit Smartly Styled 63x1041/2 . . $ 1.00 Reg. $1.1# down strike of rangeland. It last­ All the New Colors 8 9 c pr- MATTRESS COVERS ed an hour while mediators medi­ Heavy weight covers with seams all bound and with rubber 1 9 c each ated but In the end the cowboys ^ ^ 7 Ma^n HALETS FINESPUN PH LO W CASES buttons. Our regular $1.49 cover. Full %, and single bed sizes. Two styles—white with color­ -17 ^■wsh, la fkm aalw «ad \J Manchester Day Super Value! ed border or solid colors with •1 ...... ta».7» 42x36 .. 2 7 C R«g. 51c white border. Heavy weight 18” X 36” Cannon Miracle hand towels that wUI last for years. Colors; Rose, Mue, gold, • —12|s«ala 45x36 .. 2 9 C Reg. 53e green, and orchid. DISH TOWELS 6'- 841 Main Street Manchester Manchester Day Super Valuel These towela ate flnlahed one yard long. Dries more dlahee Substandarda of Reg. 69c I OoddsM oHW* — 17 lilhaeolM and dries them fester. Leaves no lint. Colored borders In blue, d cham astaaal v m a a $ M9.79 Uralted QuanUty Reg. $S.N red, green, and gold. 22” X 44” Extra Heavy Rubinow’ W * X 8#“ 100 Per C o t Wool Solid Dolor Single M Turkish Odlyl ft— I 7 l m l a f t i < Manchester Day Super Value! aal«^ . • . BLANKETS $4*59 1,000 Yards Reg. 25c Fast Color A. B. C. Bath Towels Here is e real bargain for Mancheeter Day only. 100 per cent Manchester Day, Thursday, Oct, 28th wool blankets In beeutlful solid colors in light blue, dark blue, rose, E ngagem ent green, orchid, gold, cedar, and brown. The wool In these blanketa 2 9 5 c has already been washed and shrunk. PERCALE PRINTS Smart patterns in floral and geometric dcaigns. All colors, Feci the weight of this bath R ing suitaMe for children’s and ladies’ dresaea, aprona, amocka and houae towel. Heavy, soft, absorbent AD Our 39c and 35c 39” Washable costa. An 38’’ wide, guaranteed waahable. towels In aU white with colored One Great Bargain Day ■ngagemern ring wMi • Inrge Fast Color FaD borders in rose, blue, green, or­ eenter diamond and one dto- chid, and gold and red. Slight Printed Crepes AD Our Regular $1.98 54” 97” X 105” Hand Made mond on eneh side. imperfections which do not im­ W ash Fabrics pair the wearing qualities. Fur Trimmed And Spun Rayon ChaiUes Woolens apd Candlewick 3 ^ 1 * 0 0 6 4 c yd. $ 2 9 * 5 0 Spreads 29c Heavy 36” Striped DRESS COATS A beautiful range of pattoma Twenty smart patterns in the Scotch Plaids In all typea of fabrics. newest colorings with dark Regular 39c 38" Pre-shrunk grounds in navy, brown, green, Outing Flannel Dramatically Underpriced Bollywood Chlntx. rust, and garnet. These print­ * Bridal Reg. S9c 38" Authentic Scotch ed crepes and printed chslliea ^ 1 .7 9 yd. 2.88 For This One Day Sale! Plaids. are wasbaMe, pre-shrunk and Two good looking pattoma— Regular 39o M” Paint Bon wUI no|t puU at the seams. Plan to maks up a suit, ooat the .popular diamond and dot or 4 yd*- 9 5 c The CoaU we feature In this Bargain Event are of the usual . Set Piinta. or skirt nowl AU wool Scotch the two-tone all-over floral de­ A real heavy weight quality 18 Diamonda In manatlngn at $2.25 FRUIT PRESS plaids in eight pattoma and col­ sign. AU colors — roes, Mue, in both wide and narrow stripes Rublnow’s standard quality coats. Famous for over 30 years in orings—plain and tweedy woM- Manchester and surrounding trading area for their correctnesa 14 kt. white or yellow gold. Best 79c Aluminum AND JUICER g ^ , green, orchid, and brown. in aU colors. Make up some value ever offered. ana in brown, navy, bla^, and Cut size 97’’xl05”. warm gowns or pajamas. of style. At and workmanship. green. Ware Special ;[^ L r ...... $1.69 Good servioeaMs quality and This group of coats la of the newest Both hi wanted Items. RUGS FOR THE $ 4 9 * 5 0 4- qL Tea Kettle $2.50 STAR-RITE fabrics- warmly Interlined. Each coat ELECTRIC LIVING ROOM OR DEN furred with either Fox. Persian Raccoon $1 5- qt. Percolator 4-qt. Oevered Pet or Wolf and are made to sell at $32.50 HEATING PAD in Oriental pattoma with $-Pieee Ssnoepaa Set Three-heat, large * «> * > A fringed ends. •nd $35. 8-qt. Cevered Pet alae. IF ’xlfi" ...... Pnuhls Koaster • A real sevint on llda lerf- Sizes 14 to SO. Thorsday W edding t-qt. DenMe Boiler $1.49 BRIDGE LABIPS 59c, $1.39 e«t selhif MnNary napkin. 8-qt. Preach Fryer kletal stand flnlahed in Mack $1.75 Affords complete protection. Rings and gold, with r w v Can’t akafe... can't fail... parchment shade ..9 2 • VV Also A Companion tiroup of Untrimmed A large selection awaits your Chicken Fryer ehoiee In yellow and white soUd m chrome plated steel with S9c SANDURA FELT can’t tkow. gold, also platlnam. wood handle and high dome $1.29 PIN UP LAMPS BASE FLOOR COVERING ...... $ 1.49 in maple and in glass with sUk 2 square $ ^ . o o up yanta ...... $1.00 64 napkins.. $ J .00 SPORT COATS Chreme PUted Steel OrMdIe, .. $1,00 of Twisted Boucle-Shag, Camel's Hair 2; ...... $1.49 $1.29 BOUDOIR AND 69c HOUSE BROOMS WIRE $1.29 and Tweeds. Gold Cromen and Chains VANITY LAMPS of good quality broom com. $ $1.25 KITCHEN with shads. Maple, glass and RUBBISH BURNERS REFRESHMENT SET STEP-ON CANS ...... 49c Large sins wiU Higlit taU beverage glasses in Regular $19.75 to $23.76. $ 1 * 5 0 u p in cMors. * q SS ...... $1.00 slpper cover ...... V $ . W colors with handled carrying IX-qt. nine...... 9 1 . U U rack in white. A u yk/ft Sizea 12 to 44. Thnnday CHINTZ BRAIDED 49e METAL $1.4$ ENAMELED WARE 17-plece s e t ...... 9 * 1 " " $1.25 BREAD AND CAKE OVAL RUGS WASTE BASKETS in triple coated, white with red in mixed cMora with set-in bor­ Decorated in trim. $1.29 SALAD BOWL AND BOXES ders of darker shades. Schick and Packard Double compart- m u AJk eolore ...... 39- Tea Kettles Oval Dish Pass SERVING SET ment. ia colors . . . w K • W PesnslatorM Water Faffs in wood Bowl is footed and Down Stairs Thrift Store Lifeliaie Shaven 85c, $1., $1.98 S-Pleee Hsnrepan Seta autaide ia flnlahed In * u /k /k O’CEDAR Dutch Ovens colors. S-Pc. Seta . . # 1 . U U Specials for Thursday 75c METAL CHENILLE RUGS NO RUBBING WAX FUR COATS SERVING TRAYS $ 1 5 . 0 0 for bath or bedroom, in leverM l-quart 8-qt. Oevered Pets CHINA of Lapin, 8oahne. EbtcelNior Seal, Mendosa Decorated in colors. C Q . Me hooked rug pattoma. 85c Beaver. CHILDREN’S RAIN CAPES and COATS IX'-xlT" ...... 0 9 C $1.19 CUPS AND SAUCERS Yellow, Mue, or red band Regularly $2.19. a a q m *• Keduct'd 20 l*er C'ent For Tlila One Da^ Male! Pocket Elgin and Wrist 75c $4.75 S.L99 DINNER SERVICE Thursday ...... 9 a s O S f $14.95 DORMEYER $1.00 DUSTING MOPS We akw carry Gruen, Ham- Watches ~ IWIXIUTE ELECTRIC $1.29 OIL CLOTH of good quality yam on reversi­ for ''six persons, in floral and ...... $ 1.00 MIXER AND BEATER ble frame with colored r j Q _ banded pattoma. also in Coun­ GIRI.S’ WASH DRESSES iiton and Waltham Watches 1 FELT BASE RUGS , tryside (red) and Kitchenette $3.75-$3.50 .'?42.50 Fur Coats $ 1 8 * 5 0 u p " with Juicer C l 1 O R handles ...... 0 9 C (blue). 32-pleoe $ 3 4 .0 0 attachment .... CLOTHES HAMPERS Szea 7 to 18. Regularly $1.00. 4H'xS’ ...... 75c sets $3.49 Fine woven fibre with PyroHo Thursday ...... 89c $1.49 COCOA FIBRE seat m o O Q GARBAGE PAILS See Hale’s Other $1.4$ covers ...... DOOR MATS Heavy galraniaed iron. 7H- $59.50 Fur Coats $ 4 7 .6 0 BARMON MATTHEW WIOR TABLE GLASSWARE SI mottled color m u A A A<^v. On Pagre 24 In a rich cutting design on cry­ $2.25 “ MARCIA •n’ME” HOUSECOATS JEWELER effect. 14" x24’*.. V - l . v U ... $1.00 stal. A number of desired CURTAIN SIHETCHERS Sixes 12 to ao. Regularly $1.96 and $2.95. 999 Main SL A step down from Hale’s So. Manchester Items to select * u 1 O with easel back and with num- Higher Priced Fur Coats i t i C Green from ...... Iwred pins 1” apart. A u g v Q Proportionately Reduced. Phone 5214 Folding type...... ^ A » » $ 0 $1.79’"$2.69 $1.49 CAKE TRAY CORK Stamps Given Witlv In Blue. Amber and Crystal with 24” HALL RUNNER TlnJWrlULC cut designs. ’ in printed felt base. MANCHISTtR COHH* Cash Sales. 1 4 "...... $1.19 Tard ...... 39c PAGE EIGHT ‘‘1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1937 '/ i . > '1 V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 27,1937 PAGE N IN E Mary Ann hadn’t planned to be Ann^ ^ y outside asalstanc* a farmer. But last year as she will come during threshing time. The Well-Groomed Man 160-ACRE FARM pursued the quiet convent life of a student at the Academy of Holy P A W PA W IA N 8 8TABT~ DRIt-K Nameli, her father was trampled to Keeps An Eye On Detail RUN BY GIRL, 18 death -^>y a team of runaway TO PLANT PAW PAWS horses. Paw Paw.jUlch. (AP)—m ,, „nd Kenttown, N. Y.— (A P)—From Home came Mary Ann and went Mrs. DanB^^mith, loyal PSW Paw- I f you're a grniua, a millionaire Don't wear a suit two days in convent classroom to boss farmer to work where her dad had left SENSATIONAL SAVINGS lans, have set out to make Paw »r a castaway on a palm-fringed succession. Good materials return ■in 12 months. That's the success off. - PRICES ARE BOUND TO ADVANCE! BUY NOW, WHII.,E OUR STOCKS ARK COMPLETE, AT THE OLD PRICES! lale you don't have to worry about to their unwrinkled shape when Paw extend due recognition to story j of 18-year-old Mary Ann This spring she plowed, dragged, ^ i i r appearance. You can be aa they have a "rest,’* making'for Kasmarski. the paw paw trees from which tha ■hubby aa you pleaac. sound economy, by cutting press­ planted and cultivated—all by her­ city took iU name. Visit Qur Electrical Departmeat But If you're not an eccentric, a ing bills. Two suits worn alter­ The evidence; 160 rich acres of self—25 acres of com, 25 acres of The couple bos started a move­ Kerosene WINCHESTER, ITHACA, STEVENS See These magnate or a ship-wrecked sailor nately last more than three times about-to-be harvested grain and a oats, four acres of potatoes and ment to have Paw Paw residents jmu should have a decent concern as long as one worn day after day. yard full of sleek cattle, work­ harvested 60 acres of hay. go in for reforestation In a big Can 98c • REPEATING SHOTGUNS Electrical Specials n r your dress and its condition horses, chickens, ducks and pig­ Except that her mother and two Avoid Tight Suita. eons. way. planting scores of paw paw your employer didn't like a collar Hzing your suits on wooden sisters help milk their 25 cows. trees in Paw Paw yards. Five gallon galvan­ $29.95 to $42.50 ■d, but you can be sure that some clothes hangers. Those thin wire ized soldered can o f the good impression you made affairs the tailor sends your clothes with leakproof came from your spick-and-span home on leave a crease across the spout. ^ appearance. Don't be too bu.sy trousers and permit the should­ to keep yourself that way. ers of the jacket to sag. Here are a few suggestions to Don’t get suits that fit too tight­ help you keep that well-groomed ly. The strain takes all the Oil WHITE KITCHEN UNIT appearance; "bounce” out of the material, Kleanbore Shotsrun Shells...... 89c up shortens its life enormously. Heaters .89c I f you’re conspicuously stout Regularly $1.10. don't buy clothes which dramatize Winchester, Mossberg, Lyman your size. Vertical stripes on RIFLE TELESCOPES dark or medium-dark materials $5.95 up will give a slimming effect. Single- Florence and $4.49 6.39 $7.75 $10.00 breasted suits arc better for short, Perfection — stout men than the double-brea.Hted just what you ones. need to take Harmonize your accessories. the Chiu off DUPLEX RECEPTACLES Men, once they get around to giv­ during these ing a few moments attention to cool evenings. Special 13c each color-blending in dress, discover 'Save at new they’re just as good at It aa their Low Prices. wives. Don't be afraid to experi­ ■LDM BAM M •U N * Wnhm t n m CmLmMBa.av; $ 3 .9 5 ment with colors. BATHROOM Pay particular attention to the SAVAGE, STEVENS, LEFEVER, HUNTING COAT "V " formed by your collar line SPECIAL FIXTURES and coat lapels. This area, though Andirons DOUBLES, $24.95 up relatively small, is moat conspicu­ Double stitched, rubber-lined ous. If it’s "dressed properly," $2.49 Pr. game pocket, all waterproofed. 98c up chances are you’ll present a pic ture of good grooming. A neatly See our new White Poroelala tied necktie of good matarials, of a Footwear complete dis­ to blend or contrast with your play at re­ Note—Contractors’ prices to suit can do wonders. d u c e prices. bonafide contractors on aU stock The Handkerchief. P o t h Brass t a r g e t AND SPORTING RIFLES Items. I f you have a short neck don't a n d Black wear a high collar. It*» possible Specials' For with screens to buy either stiff (prsferred) or to match, to $5.39 up soft collars which conform to your choose from. See the new Stevens heavy barrel target gun at 124.75. 4-vy 'i peculiar neck construction. I f you wear a soft collar use a SCREENS collar pin, unless it has tabs or MANCHESTER DAY GARBAGE CANS buttons down. Pins should be $3.95 up NOTICE 6 GaL $1.15 8 GaL $1.29 plain. In the Following Makes for Women: HUNTING KNIVES 10 GaL $1.59 A pocket handkerchief gives a with sheaths, We do not sell rifles or ammuni­ BAMBOO RAKES final, smart touch to a man’s dress tion to minors. Heavy sheet Iron, hand dipped if it's right. Wear a white band W . B. Coon In all the newest types. galvtm being, full capacity siu. 23c up kerchief (of good linen) with a white shirt or white collar. Wear Free Tread for Feet That Are Hard To Fit. For Fall cleanup of leaves. a harmonions colored square other­ SPECIALS FOR THE HANDY MAN wise. Warranted Dorothy Dodd Combination CROSS CUT H.SII AS FAB A.S EYK CAN SEE | Fashionable Footwear for Fall. Square SAW, 26” Ms* Honolulu.— (A P )—Lured by mil­ $1.39 lions of "muhee” or red sea shrimp, Regular price $1.30 Galv. Smoke Pipe on which they feed, giant tuna Foot Delight PING PONG SETS Hand thronged into these waters in such A game for yoimg or old, can 6-FOOT This fellow Is handriapping him­ numbers recently that the school In Suede With a Dash of Patent. Drill and Stove Pipe self. A well-pmwed suit, neatly- be played on the dining room FOI.DING was estimated to cover 50 square table or on a regulation table. tied neektie, rehlorked hat, a tie miles. Fishermen who ordinarily $1.89 RULE. 35c Replace that ing for everyone, including her baby rabbit. Day Specials The minister has definite ideas about marriage. If Margaret wants to marry as early as 18, he'll not prevent her. A special Bargain in' One Lot Of Fancy t "Get married early/* he advises. Tve seen too much unhappiness Men’s and Young Men’s as the result of long-deferred mar­ riages. It's normal to be married -Z young." $ - 1 . 0 0 S H IR T S i TOOT AND BE DARNED FAU. Values to $ 1,65 J L i Graz, Auatrla— (A P )— Special and 11.29 yellow platea bearing the word "Tabstumm,” meaning deaf and dumb, have been put on bicyclea All Colors An Shapes Broken Lines of of diaf mutea by police here. The An Sizes O’COATS platea show motoriata it la uaeleaa • * Van Heusen Fancy to sound their horns. ’Hie regula­ Thc.se overcoats are in the latest tion became neceaaary because it SPECIALl styles and patterns, and are an ex* la a Graz custom to employ deaf eeptional value at the price of persons to distribute newspapers. To Close Oat ) . SHIRTS The Rev. Norman W. Peale, ahnn-n rotnpiiur with hhi an daiuh- ANTELOUPE a u r, aaya he woald like to have her go o T tt o a b ^ SCEPTER IN A OOLf BAG CALOTS ...... f I J j C By LVDIA ORAV S H A W ______—^ ______Belgrade— (A P )—Instruction In AP Feature Servlee Writer golf has been part of the education (SknII ), Mostly aU Dr. Peale wanU him to feel a like urge. of King Peter, 14-year-old mon­ dark shades. arch of Yugoslavia. He nas played New York—The Rev. Dr. Nor Fa\’orw Early Marriairca Dion W. Peale, one of the youngeat frequently with the first regent. Though he believes in rearing Prince Paul, cuid his mother. I.OWE.ST PRICES ON FINE MUJLINERYl. miniatera ever to preaide over a his children in a religious atmos> Queen Maria. large Fifth avenue church, wants hla daughter to become an actreaa. The 9>year-oId pastor of Marble Collegiate church feara a atage career for blond, curley-haired Margaret Peale—now only 3 __ 50 might shock hia congregation but hc'a leaving it up to her. Mra. Peale and ho can aee signs of acting talent in Margaret al ready. "She's a great mimic,’’ be says. "She’ll come home from a party and ImIUte perfectly the people who were there. In my opinion, she has histrionic ability. And if she wants to develop it. I’ll be pleased.” Wants Koa To Prmeh Dr. Peale would like bis 10- A Special Bargain in Men’s , Heavy Flannel nsinth-old son, John, to enter the and Young Men’s ministry some day, but he’U never urge him. ’’Ministers must feel an intense SHIRTS conviction," he says, "and that FALL SUITS can’t be shoved on you by your parents.” Reg. $2.00 value . .r.. $ 1 .5 0 As a case in point, he cites his own decision to enter the mtnis- t o Ftein trj'. He had begun a newspaper ca­ Beok. Votaa reer and was about to accept the Reg. $2.50 value . . . $2.00 city editorship of a smali daily ....JEor Beaufiy. .For Glamour...... For when an urge to become a minis­ ter, as hia father had been, became too strong to subdue. Men’s and Young Men’s Reg. $3.00 value . . . $ 2 .5 0 If his son chooses the ministry. Work and Dress You can give the new Cheney Velvets every day and all day o0<^ Reduction On wear. Because they’re crush TROUSERS resistant and can be washed Valae fS.50 to $6.00 Per Pair • A ll Sweaters $2.50 and more or dry cleaned as often as •All Men’s Felt Hats you please. Now so. a pair O ff • A ll Gloves at $2.00 and more •All Bathrobes A Special Burgaia in Men’s and Young Men’s AU Wool 10% OFF I'l let your MACKINAWS Manchester Day la tha. I.«teat Colora aod PsMenis. Underwear— Hosiery children suffer from Valnaa $8.fie to fUJS Special and Pajamas TORTURED FEET VELVET REMNANTS Now $ 1 .0 0 O FF PIT THEM IN The Fomer Price ALL COLORS 10% Wool Hosiery IN DRESS LENGTHS BUSTER BROWN Boys’ Cordnroy and Wooioi KNICKERS Special . SHOES V a ta n $3.18 to $SJW • P air 25 $2.00 Now 50 Cents a Pair Off to All Items Featured For Men’s SBif Young Men’s $ 3.50 TOPCOATS Manchester Day Is New VafamaCpTe«H.M Now 20% Discount Fall Merchandise CHENEY HALL Bus Onr fWotwcur Advertisement On Page a Puutwenr Specials for the Whule Family. A wide vorialy of ttvrdy$fyh$ for SALESROOM > Headquarters For boya end girls BROWNS Arrow Shirts^ Collars^ SHOE STORE INC. Neckw ear and Underwear

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Marvelous Buy On Our Values D ay Budget Plan Great One Day Sale Open Thursday Till 9 This axle Is positively for Sale! ONE DAY ONLY! Prices PRICES SLASHED TO go back to regular on Fri­ _____ o day! Because of the spec­ Men's Shirts ROCK BOTTOM FOR ONE tacular LOW prices we re­ OBBAT SELLING ' DAY serve the right to limit the Thursday ONLY! Hurry to Wards quantities sold to any one NOW — after this sale we customer. and Drawers don’t know when weV be Shop anywhere! Prices on every Item In Wards MAN­ idde to offer such DRASTI­ CHESTER DAY have been All Wool Gloves Only! CALLY LOW prices on awch slashed so LOW that sve ikre Tubfast Froeks W o rk Shoes M en’s Socks flue merchandise again! content that these are the Thrift priesd 44« CASH IN ON THIS MONEY most ontstandlng values la Stvla tlr 69t 57 * Ragvhirfy X.M J ® ® tosvn! 13« SAVING OPPORTUNITY— HURRY! Wards purchased Hurry!! BE AT WARDS AT STORE large quantities of every­ OPENING THURSDAY! thing In this sale but values are so sensational that many Sale! SAUSS Long SloovosI Long Logsl Items will be sold out Thurs­ CURTAINS day evening! FIRST COME Men’s Fleece FIRST SERVED! Regular 79c Value I HOMESTEADER NOVELTY PAIRS IJiilon suits P I a y SALE! S u its Electric REFRIGERATOR |C ea. O veralls Super Powered 65c R IN G LESS Worth at loait $1.00 84® R»g. 49c 6 H Cu. Ft Imagine . . . you’d uaually pay Slip Sale Regularly 98c at W arJi 3 9 ® S9cl Now you save 21c on each C hiffons panel! Colorful novelty cabana “Lido Crepe” Wards BIG valuel Covert, '95$9 Down Fleeced on tho Inside for panda with heavy yamit Neat comfort and warmth I Flat denim, hickory stripe. Bar- 8 8 ® S5 Monthly Gvrylng Chorgo 2* bottom hemal Fall colorsi 5 8 ® ® knit cotton, fins yarns. Full tacked. Sizes from 2 to 8. Heavy denim . . . triple stitched 98 cut aizea—no skimping I main seams . , . extra generous for Biggest refngerator bargain of better working comfort! 8 pock­ 19371 3 days only at this sen- ets I Spacious! aationally Reduced Price! Extra large, shelf area ia 12.5 aq. ft. Sold Boyz' HomwUado 1,0 Has life-time porcelain interior. Ovwollir A 75c Valval Freezer makes 63 ice cubes. 6 lbs. per freezing. Super Powered unit SPECIAl WASHER Is economical, operates on a mere Price Reduced Q n Thii ^‘=‘‘"'"1 Sale! New Fall trickle of current! 5-Tube A .C I Buy it now while prices are at rock bottom I Paint Prices Slashed! MATTRESS P rin ts •95 COVERAIX S3 Dovm HOUSE PAINT S5 Monthly America’s Lowest Price Compare with 125 letil Finger­ Wards made a tremendous special buy of thousands of Conying Choiga for Such Quality! tip tuning with 13 itation adec- yards for this sale . . . now YOU SAVE O.NE-THIRD! torsl Gets all U. S. broadcaatal A dandy low priced, economy A1 the latest patterns! SHOP EARLY while they last! washer. Waihea clothes quickly, 39 Full-lire super-dynamic ipeakerl gal. Take advantage of this amazing bargain LOW price! gently. Porcelain finished tub . ki 5 gal. cam Super-heterodynel Automatic holds 6 Iba. dry clothes. Lovell rag. 51.75 i 9 » volume control I A value like this won’t come again soon! Tubfast! wringer. A great vduel Gas Engine Model ....$M .C3 20% off Wards already low price! Teats show Coverall House Paint outlasts many other paints selling Inner^bring at cotton up to $2.25 per gallon I nuttreii priceal You get fineat materials—182 Premier wire coUa, Self-Polishing W ardolenm Coverall Hoor Point Price jM Uawthome tloskad %l Rag. 65c. q l 4 ' 4 drill ticking, aisal pads and Floor W'ax Yard Goods Let Us Solve Your fluffy new felted cottoni Motorbike Heating Problems 37 « Ghli' bik. 6/lrM.34® Free esUmatea given oa all MSI. price 2 2 8 8 No rubbing, no polishing, kinds of plumbing and beat­ Grand assortment of color­ ReguUrly S2S.951 Full-size, BLANKETS dries in 20 minutes I ful, new pattemsi ing equipment! ^ ^ / / 9 double-bar I Bargain I Compare *1.29 Quality! 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CRADLE OF MAN Key to Elixir tables, claiming a small percentage calls "glamor.” chromosomes look Uke an irre g tt- the vegetables canned as his Between pictures and In other lEST SEAT FOR lU. lar pile o f disks. Each c t these Deaths Sought I HOBBY spare time the heavy-set German "disks" Is a gene, the basis of life M AY BE SHIFTED Shortly he found a market for comedian spends hours in the lab­ Itself. ' END OF WORLD; his products and today he supplies oratory behind his Brentwood Sclentlst'A D reaa canned goods for several grocers Jost For Fun, Film Actor home. The gene determines the charac­ here and at nearby Healdton, and Man At Play teristics and future of the cell— BY BUTTERFLIES AN01WER PLANET does right well. He said he sold His hair tousled, bis clothes pro­ whether, roughly speaking, the in­ S.OOO cans last year, and produc­ Studies Heredity lo tected by a dirty rubber apron, his dividual which grows from It will tion and sales Uds year were even better. hands stained with tbe dyes used have blue eyes or brown, spindly Oolorada SprioKa. Oolo.— 8ome- New York—^Thls la the way the In microscopy— he is dissecting the legs or chubby ones. thlni: ho learned from butterfllea Iworld ends. The Vinegar Fly pupae of a vinegar fly. Theoretically, U a scientist coulo You sit in the dark on an- haa put Dr. F. Martin Brown here OOMFORT FOR VISITORIS With glass needles, one one- go Into the single cell from which lother planet. You look at the thousandth of a millimeter in human life springs and rearrange on the trail of a theory he says 1 ^ - laky and see Earth spinning in the may upset accepted Ideas about lair, another star. Off In the dia- London.— (A P )—A sleeping de­ Hollywood — Big Rumann, film diameter, Rumann digs Into the these genes, he could change the the birthplace of mankind. Itanco you see a comet streaking partment for visitors to patients character actor, rides a hobby salivary gland of one of bis flies. cbararteristICB of the human be­ This is "Dr. Brown's discovery: Iacross the sky. Its path is in o f St. Bartholomew’s hospital has horse that already has cost him In the center of any one of tbe cells ing. $35,000— microscopic research euid of this gland is a nucleus, and In "But that," Rumann explains, “U "Nearly eevry variety of butter­ b Ispace, millions and millions of been opened, with dormitories for fly found any place In the world SALE I miles of it, but it moving at an men and women and a canteen micro-photography, a field sin­ this nucleus are chromosomes. too far in the fut,ure to be eonsld- can be matched in the Rocky llneredible speed, and in its path with, all-night service. gularly lacking In what Hollywood Under the microscope these ered as yet.” Mountain region." I la tbe Earth. And as far as ho can find out. Right Before Yonr Eyes Dr. Brown says the Rockies are Closer and closer the comet IXIOHAUKES . I comes. Its streaking tail grrowing Butterfllea In the left oolumn were \ ' v\X ' u I wider and t Idor. You, on another found hi the Rocky Mountain dis­ I planet, watching the amazlug I spectacle,'know what Is going to trict. Those in the right, looking ' ' i f just Hke the others, were csollect- COATS I happen. There will be a head-on ed from scattered porta of Europe, ‘ c the only region where such a situ­ You'll see the signs outside, ation exists. So he has drawn ^ SULFANIUMiDE m some ooncluolons. He says: you'll see the activity outside, "This indicates that all the but terfly varieties originated in this region, spreading to other placi but just step inside and see for " I f this Is true of butterflies it is logical to believe it was true of other life, including man and ani­ yourself why Morlow's Great A l­ mals. 4 "Apparently when the glaciers retreated, the butterflies migrated teration Sale is the highlight for as now land was uncovered. Ani­ While federal and state author­ have combed ih« market for weeks assembling mals likewise would follow the ities investigated over a score Manchester Day tomorrow. butterflies and the galclers. Man, o f deaths of users of a proprie­ ^ flailing group ^ new CoaU. Tailoring and fabrics depending on animals for food, tary elixir of sulfanilamide, the would have followed that food American Medical Association, Every Department in the store wherever it may have roamed." whose "Journal,” In an article W silhonella . . . tbe dashing new Princess line However. Dr. Brown's theory by Dr. Morris Fishbein, had prc» .. . Ibe glorions 6lted models. conflicts with the geological his­ viously warned doctors to exer­ m is offering fresh, new merchon- tory of the Rockies. They arc cise caution in the use of the known as "young mountains" new commercial drug, is con­ yuchea of flne fur on wool lision takes place. Great bodies of hundreds of startling bargains the tie. A good one will remain dres.ses are Important as trim­ light and fire streak through the straight, but a cheap one will ming now. One smart form-flt- sky. The heaven of stars Is still to be had during this sole. For twist. IxKik at the narrowest tlng ensemble seen in a Paris col­ there, but there Is a void where part, where it is pieced. If the lection is of soft deep green wool /Manchester Day Only! Skirt or Pair of Troii.sers the earth used to be. The "end of seam Is a short diagonal one. It is with long slide fa.stener closing Cleaned and Pressed Free With a Regular 75c the world" has come. women, new Fall dresses, skirts, good. The long diagonal cut Is at the front, slightly accentuated Order. Just One Of Four Ways used on inferior ties because It .•ihoiilders and bows of leopard at This dramatic spectacle, which requires less material. Linings throat and belt fastening. It Is brings a gasp from the audience. blouses, hosiery, lingerie, hand­ should be all wooV cut on the worn with boxy leopard Jacket Is being unfolded at the Hayden bias. Open the tie to see con­ and matching green , leop­ Planetarium at the American Mu­ siderable of the lining because ard trimmed. It Is “sporty" seum o f Natural History here. It bags, everything that's new and sometimes cotton linings are wool enough to cheer your favorite Is one of four hypotheses sclen- tipped. See that the stitches are football team on to victory and tlsta have flgured out for tbe end hand sewn, flne and cleanly fln- smart enough for any afternoon of the world. Tbe others are: a smart. For men and boys, zip­ Islied. Open out the wide en^ function. blt-and-nin star sWewiplng the earth; the sun exploding and burn­ ing the earth to a crisp, or cooling per jackets, sweaters, knickers, and thereby freezing life off the earth, and the destruction of the moon by earth's gravity pull, and shirts, socks, pajamas, work 7100 the eventual transformation of the moon’s fragments Into a ring like For Quick Service • ■ the one around Saturn. trousers, overalls and dunga­ And Be Satisfied. JOB AS CHRISTITS MODEL. GIVEN FACrrORV WORKER rees—everything that every man

Two Rivers, Wis.—(A P )—When Artist Lester Bentley was commU- and boy coiild need ot prices sioned to paint 14 canvases for 8t. Luke’s Catholic church, he had to have a model for The Chrlstus. He you'll perhaps nevei; see again. found one right in Two Rivera, which hasn’t much more than 10.- 000 population. And for the home, curtains, tow­ The model was Joseph Krey, 29- year-old aluminum plant worker, who came complete with beard. els, bedspreads, cottage sets, When be broke his leg Vacationing, he decided to let his whiskers grow luncheon sets, blankets, alumi­ i> i out while he convalesced. Tbe re­ sult was a gaunt, high-templed face framed In Just such a beard Telephone that Christ is portrayed os wear- num ware, kitchen utensils, 5009 tofl- ______TOURIST FINDS HAT household needs —in short — YEAR AFTER LOSING IT everything for the home at , Wlsner. Neb.—(API — J. W. I Richmond of Wtener left his Pana- I ma hat in a Canby, Minn., restau- prices thot have been slashed Iran t while en route home after a FREE NAIL POLISH I vacation. With each purchase o f $2.00 or more of Contoure Cosmetlca, There’s No Denying: It! Plain Garments cleaned ew Thla Bi— wr. a year afUr losing right and left. Thursdoy, Octo­ veils, nets, pins, etc., we will give you (free o f charge) a reg­ and pressed, called for / stoppMl in the same and delivered. | ular 60c bottle o f Nsdl Polish as advertised in Vogue. U . S. D O ES IT BEST lunch. Tbere woa r hstw Edting for him to claim ber 28th — Monchester Doy — Take advantage of this line offer. We do it best because our goal A n ^ t waa spoUeaaly brushed. Miss Hackett of Contoure will be here all day Thureday, Oc­ is to grive perfected cleaning and U. S. CLEANERS tober 28th, to help you regartllng the proper creams and lo­ AND DYERS Come to Marlow's and you'll tions, and the correct color for your Fall ensemble. , presaing service that satisfies. iSt Main St- Near Montgomery WariTa SESSION CANNERY LEADS TO PROSPERITV . realize why — since 1911 — it's al­ Ardmore, Okla.— (A P ) — Wl>en 1/yS/ctm _0eauiti SxiJtoTV winds o f depression began to _ acrooB the land. Shelby Prid- ways been Morlow's for Values! J^WO^Jdaln^treet^^^Hote^Sheridai^JBuildin^^^^ManchMte^ was virtually broke, and out of MARLOW’C He hit upon the idea of putting A W A FOR VALUES 1 ^ AFXPKTISE IN THE HEKALU- IT PAJiai ..... I a oroall canneiy near his liome. ’rmmrh ' *1 to can his neighbors’ vege- jrA G E SIXTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, GONN., WEDNESDAY^, OCTOBER 27,1937 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, OC7TOBER 27,1937 PAGE SEVENTEEN 1 ------e------.1 Aids Disfigured Health and Diet Franco Soldiers -Repeated by Popular Request Advice By INK. niANK MefXiT MANCHESTER DAY MANCHESTER KIWANIS CLUB DEAFNICH8 DI E TO CATAKlUl THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28th The mojit cnmmon type of deaf' iicaa U that which la due to chronic catarrah. Thla la the Presents The principal cauac In from 80 to Ml per cent of the coaea. And yet catarrhal deafneaa may be reliev­ . j ) ed In practically every caae when treatment la atartcd aoon enough. 1‘osalbly 0 8 high aa 95 out of every 100 patlenta having catarrhal deafneaa may be relieved In prac­ With Every I'ur- tically every caae when treatment la atarted aoon enough. Poaalbly aa chase of the Fa­ hiKh aa 05 out of every 100 pa- mous Polly Preston tienta having catarrhal deafneaa Shoes could be cured of the deafneaa by yfalut the uae of the right treatment dur­ ing the early atagea. The fundamental cauae lyUig back of any type of chronic catarrh, whether Involving the ~^JhU BtauU^ul 'Zippvt - Btnictiire of the eA, or some other part, la iiaually an exceaa accumu­ lation in the blood of too large a OVERNIGHT BAG quantity of material formed from the faulty burning of atarchea and Or Your Choice Of ougara. Ala r m clock Complete deafneaa of the ca­ Repairing the shattered faces of tarrhal type do6w not come on aud- thousands of Spanish Fasci.m the description from the British. British unem­ given of the technique used It is ployed register every week at one LOADED SHOT GUN SHELLS somewhat similar to a method a t the some 2,000 government of­ ficers. The weekly registration which I have used In my practice keeps the government posted and and have found to be an excellent guides employment offices. supplementary treatment, capable The October 4 report showed All Gauges. AH Loads C Box of 25 of aiding in the restoring of all or 1.090.067 wbelly unemployed, 191,- part of the hearing which has been 7OT temporarily stopp^, and 50,- See The Arrival Of The Queen In Manchester Thursday lost. However. It has been my ex­ 500 normally In casual employ­ perience that to gain the moat m ent m aking a total of 1,339,204. lasting Improvement, the patient This was an Increase of 30,000 must fast and diet at the same' over August 23 but s decrease of time. Those wishing my article on 236,000 over Sept. 21, 1936. MANCHESTER PLUMBIN(^ iff^moon Oct. 28 and The Mammoth Parade In Her DEFECTIVB HEARING may se­ cure a ropy by writing to me in care of this newspaper, enclosing POOB ■nMINU a large, self-addressed, stamped envelope Vienna—(AP) — The govern­ SUPPLY CO. Honor. Movies Taken Of The Event and The Crowds ment telephone system arranged a service for giving subscribers the 877 BIAIN STREET q i’E.STIONS AND AN8WKKM correct time. Wanted to promote *Tf It’a Hardware We Have It” ‘Thene 442S—Use It”: btisiness. But the Vienna Aasocla- I (Exercise to Improve Hack) tion of W’atchmakers killed it at To Be Shown Nov. 9 and 10. Be Sure To Be On Main St. ()uestion: Vera N. writes: “1 the start. 'The asaoclation believea irould like to know what 1 can do averyooe should carry a w atch ­ to iiupiuve the lower past of aqr 's wtad H...... ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD — IT PAYS! i.'.ktl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1987 I’ Ar.IC NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,19S7 GAMING WHEEL LOSERS plsOned to Sheriff Frank Van Etta charged them with violating the Seeing Pianist^s^ands in Mirror - GET STUCK TWICE that they had loet money at a state gambling law by patronizing gambling concession at a country a gaming device. MAKE HALLOWE’EN Denied Refuge, Devil's Island Fugitives Sail On BREAD AND BEANS Grand Haven, Mich.— tA P)— fair near Grand Haven. Tbe men paid tinea o f from 63.BO -Double trouble" was tbe lot of The sheriff listened sympatheti­ to $5 each. They said they had A SPOOKY EVENT A LONGEVITY H E If three Grand Rapids men who com- cally to their complaint and then lost $130 on the gambling w Iim I.

Belgrade (A P )—Bread, beaai% Plans For Holding An Old- and cheese may be the road ta longevity. Fashioned Party Com­ Pavel' Biskup, a young Cheeh doctor who has spent two yearn G r a n t s studying the reasons for the long plete With Thrills. Uvea of peasants and shepherds eg a Balkan district, came to the pro* KNOWN FOR VALUES llmlnary conclusion It had to dn with uniform diets that for gets* The shadeui of HsUowe'en «re orations seem to have been esp*. SPEOALS FOR MANCHESTER DAY here BKain. dally suited to the people. So let'a plan a real old-faah Inned apooky party. In most cases, bread and beam EXTRA SPEOALI were the most important foodn GIVE YOUR WARDROBE A BOOST! L«t'a atulir all the old black Deliriooa frloyea we can And and fasten Little meat was eaten, and thm them to long sticks to point their only In winter. New Fast Color gruesome way about. Cheese was fotmd to beaa low FIG BARS Why not ask the guests to dress portant item, but Uttle milk WM as ghosts and witches and let consumed, and that nuiatly sour^ black cats (live or otherwise) Refused refuge at St. Thomas, Virgin Islands, which rises in the background, these four fugitives Vegetables, especially ^ppenA l O e lb. _--- - prowl among cornstalks stacked from DevQ’s Island, rrench penal colony in French Oulana, about 1000 miles behind, are pictured tomatoes, and onions, are eaten above as they arearily started paddling their flimsy tin-patched craft out to the opM sea. bound In erery comer T raw. Fruits are avoided. Wegiilaity 16e. With all those cornstalks presumably for Puerto Blco. Tha worn eonviets, who landed at S t Thomas after a perilous 600- Eighty per cent of the casea Percale mila voyage from Trinidad In their fraU boat hope to reach Haitt The four, Raymond Vande, around. Incidentally, it’s a little studied u s^ alcohol, but in mod* Francois Freau and Paul Henueel, Frenchmen, and Battistoti Giovanni, an Italian were serving eratlon. safer to use electric candles in terms ranging from attacks on Fascists to knifln^ hollowed-out pumpkins. Get some extension cords and use colored , Grained woodwork ahould bo bulbs or bulbs covered with or­ two toy brooma and eiisscroas the of aandwicbea or eakea make candy oora, Jelly beans, nuts, can-1 cleaned with a cloth dipped la ange or black paper. Dresses loaded brooms over a arltch's faces on them with gum drope, j died fruits or raisins. 1 turpentine, not s.'ep and water. Set half a dosen cardboard cauldron (black ketUe). Fill the witches galloping about on cauldron with sandwiches and brooms. l,oose an equal number cakes and let a witch preside over of creepy bats (also bardboard— It and suspended by strings from 6. If it's likely to chilly serve Through a mirror that enable! all instead of Juit half of a conr the ceiling) with wings outspread. cert audience to oee the pianist'! hand! on the keyboard, Dr. And make your refreshments creamed chicken, creamed eggs and mushrooms, creamed fish or EXTRA a Special Values On Thoma! C. Poultcr, Chicago, hai solved a problem long vexing to part of the decorations. music lover!. Dr. Poulter is shown above with Florence Kirsch, a rea. For Instance; cheeserabblt from a black kettle placed against a background of concert pianist. The audience on the left tees Miss Kirsch's hands. I. Hollow out a large pumpkin. orange crape paper and cornstalks The audience on the right side sees those hands too, but through Regubriy fl.OO Fill It with apples, doughnuts, —and add an orange or stuffed a mirror. Full Cat iUyon popcorn balls or tiny cakes with peach salad served from a shal­ orange and black frosting. Set a Shoes-Rubber Footwear low tray nearby. Complete assortment Jug of cider nearby. has the triple virtue of maximum TAFFETA S. Make an orange or yellow 6. Make oversize pumpkin pies COLLEGE HENS AH) protccUon, ease of handUng and of sizes ranging from cake. Frost It with chocolate Into funny faces by outlining fea­ the beauty of extremely simple 14-52. Many new atyles Icing topped with orange fondant tures In whipped cream. Shape lines. ITils overshoe la ankle- '•pumpkins- (An orange-frosted yellow cream cheese Into pump high, cut very roomy ao it goes SLIPS to pick from. Limited kins. I Diamond Shoe Stores cake decorated with marahmal- THREE PAY TUITION on and off easily over leather quantity at thb price. shoes la watertight and fleeoe- lowa on which tuccm are painted 7. Make a witches' dessert by ■ with candy corn and green gum setting ice cream cones over balls Uned for warmth. Closes with e a . droj* also la lots of fun.) Then of chocolate Ice cream or orange Offer Special Values J^or a snap fastener and a buckle that Upland, Ind. — (AP) — When Is adjustable to permit wearing aorve orange sherbet and hot sherbet resting on thin slices of Hazel and Mable Jane Smith and o<'coa. sponge or yellow cake. (Tou can over anow suits with the pants BE HERE EARLY S. Fill a large wooden bowl put features on the Ice cream with their brother, Logan, entered Tay­ tucked tai. These are our regular with popcorn balls, doughnuts and gum drops. Only be sure they are MANCHESTER DA Y lor university this faU, they 69e quality. Latest styles TOMORROW MORNING! apples and surround it with Indi­ on the Iwttom, so that when the brought with them 400 chickens FOLANDTS PRESIDENT in sizes 84 to 44. vidual mugs of cider punch, cone is picked up they will abow.) COME EARLY! LOTS ARE UMITED! SELLING STARTS and three goate. DOUBLES IN BRASS 4. Pile sugared doughnuts on And if you want aa antra tray The chickens and goats are to Repeated froBi our Anni­ THURSDAY, OCT. 28 AT 9 A. M. earn the Smith trio’s way through Blakiipin, Poland (A P )—Scien­ versary Sale... 500 count the university. The trio reaUy la tific advice has been sought from President Ignacy Moscickl, In bla P B ck a ^ 0 b6 L»t of Mea’o four, because Logan's wife. Opal, came with them. She's to be capacity of chemistry professor, "‘Lyncresf* MANCHESTER DAY SALE! their housekeeper. on bow to preserve the remains of .88 It's a habit with the Smith a prohiftoric lake settlement. Oxfords family, farmers near Hagerstown. The village, said to be about CLEANSING Omer Smith, the father, originat­ 2.B00 years old, was laid bare re­ ed the poultiV method of flnancing cently by Professor Joseph Koe- TISSUES One Lot of coUege expenses when his oldest trzewski of Poznan University. Bargains in Electric Ranges daughter, Martha, started to Tay­ The wooden huts dug out of the One Lot of Mianea* and Children’s lor in 1929. Martha kept chickens subsoil has aiirvlvcd their cen- through her five years of univer­ turies-Iong immeraton In peat and 16« sity training. She now is teaching water, but decayed quickly when Estate *Lift Top* Range Oxfords and school at Ooulterville, DL exposed to sun and air. Egg Market Ck>od “Balaaced Heat- Oven Carnda provides financl.sl aid Unbleached Was...... $216.10 Men’a The three Smiths now in school r Extra Large. arrived by truck and moved Into for certain desirable and needed POTTERY Sale price .. $120.00 CalfskiB Straps Immigrants. UUasU Cupboard. a four-room house. The Job of Ilteasil Drawer. registering for classes had to wait C’uadiraeat Set and She One Lot o f until the flock of chlckena were Muslin LAMPS O xfords p**- ^2^ boused In two poultry buildings AU White Poreelala. Save $96.10 A N D HIGH SHOES pair and the goats turned out to pas­ As Rebel Chief Sport Oxfords ture. The egg market Is good and the Captured Gijon Women’s Ranges InsU M Complete At Sale Prices. Smttbs figure the net profits for Suede aM OsM Leatlnn, $ S .69 the winter from sale of eggs will Handkerchiefs be $800. School expenses for the Dainty smbraaiavd, ap|St- three will be about 1620 and living Regularly $1.00. 12ViC value. qued and lace trimmed costs 6300. Thus, the hens come etylee. A wide eewvtnunt. Estate Table Top Range Men’s close to paying the entire bill. Complete with fh.nde. Hazel, now 22, la In her senior “ Ralaiiced H eat" Ov Waa ...... $134.50 year. Logan, 20 la a Junior and Ilteaidl Drawer. liable Jane, 18, la a freshman. Sale price ... $80.00 W o r k S H O E S Opal keeps house for the other AU White PereelalB. Oae Lot of Women’s three in the home which they rent Woaderful Chaaee IWc for 6100 a year. MederaisUig Tour KHeh- The chickens have been bought Save $54*50 NOVELTIES p r . each year from their father at 61 each. Wben acbool is over they sell them back to their father at Styles Gslors. t ^ ^00 the aame price and since moat Small Dows Paymest. S Years To Pay. $2.35 sad 13.00 Values. ==; Boys’ laying bens sell for 6100 after a year’s production, Mr. Smith . 9 8 doesn't do badly dttaer. Tha feed la bought at home and Estate Combination Range Oxfords trucked to Upland. Enna JetOck Hens Get Extra Meal Coal or OU Heat. W a s ...... $194.50 la s t year the youthful egg mer- “Bahmeed H eat- Oven. I chants didn’t do ao well. The mar- Sale price .. $120.00 |ket was bad and they bad some AU Fnrrr lala SHOES Rubbers Reduced which turned out to be "can- InlbaU- and killed many of the High Back Shelf, $16 B » lotbera. Net profit for the year tra If Deelred. Save $74.50 b u y only about 6300. to make up a Uttle % OFF I year. They have In- Pair Regubr $1.29 10 I In the poultry houses Regubriy 69c each. Only One of Each Mo4eL ‘niese brand new floor sam- Each Pair sold on Manchester Day Only! luroed on automatical- Damask fa tht Ntir Fan Sho^tt! \ Tailored! RolHed! ORIENTAL pIcH are being sold to givo room for our large display of to 10:30 each night, cause the bens to eat A line of kiecioue colon thM rivet I SAVE 15e HERE. radios. your Manchester Day Coupons with every sale. They entitle you extra meal and lay more egga. nanirel Tw o lovely dirigml We ^ I to a chance on the many wonderful prizes being given away by the various atom Smiths say. doubt tf you cen naetch Ihie vahiel, yard Right out of our RUGS on that day. ______An three,, members of the fam- regular stock. know the poultry business Astride hU kNig-eaied steed, ily. Their father operates victorious General Danila, com­ 24x45 Potterton & Krah poultry farm where be main- mander of Spanish Rebel forces At the Center B39 Main St. U,000 chlekena in the northwest, is shown abovs Phone 3733 Diamond Shoe Stores as he entered tbe fallen city of W .T . G r a n t Co. WABM AND DBF. Gijon, last Loyalist stron^old Soft, benvy pile In a very bae- "NEVER UNDERSOLD’ in the area. The Rebel conquer­ Cnl ataa. ors took 70/)00 prisooers. ■«xj Main Street, Manchester MANCHESTER DAY SALE! 1013 Main Street Manchester |A new overshoe for youngatera

m is rtjf. PAGE TWENTY MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1937 MANCTE8TBR EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1997 PAGE TWENTY-ONE fin New York Gilding a Lily Pad Into a Handy Fishing Craft BRITAIN B WARNED Plotting Against Sooiets L By OMrg* Ro m ______OF WARTIME FAMINE I wo OPBNINUS FOR FIRST On New England Farm NIOHTRKS! London (A P )—Prediction that New York, — THE STAGE Britain would be starved into sub­ Theetricelly, thla has been the mission in the first month or two slowest-starting' season since the of a new war, unless vast quanti­ ties of emergency rations were IfiWsDUTFITSALE debacle oC 1929 sent “angels' stored throughout the country, soaring In an opposite direction has been made by J. R. Clynes S4,40 Value for Only from Broadway with singed wings. who was food controller during The new shows have been innum­ the World War. erable. None, save two, have en In his “ memoirs," Clynes hits tered Into the rank of olts. Rachel hard at war-mongers: “By whose Ciotbers' new comedy, “Susan and agency war occurs It is difficult to God” with Gertrude Lawrence un^ say unless It Is by those concerns doubtedly is a flnanclal success whose life depends on the con­ for the moment so la Maxwell tinued production of private for­ Anderson’s “The Star Wagon' tunes from armaments.. ,. with Burgess Meredith and Lit *"The armaments race waa won linn Gish. For the moment . . And meanwhile, another glam- in 1918. Death stood grinning at oious film star (new) has "bit the the finish point . . . we won the di sL” The first to be humbled race, God help us, and now with this season was Elissa Land! who millions in misery, with festering did not come off triumphantly in slums and incredibly fantastic her stage comeback. The second debts, we are lining up in grisly WHS Gloria Dickson, sent here pr|de ready for the start of a race YOU GET after her memorable work In yet more mad and horrible." “They won't Forget." She turned - Regr. Value U)> In a piece called "Wise To­ Telegraph Hill, famous San -- — ...... - ...... FYanclsco landmark, la so called SUIT OR 0VERCX)AT .. .24.50 morrow", which, the critics said landing his head CsirnesUy to the alUabsorbing task of luring wily tropical fl.sh from their hiding places, WHS a hangover from the night bccaiuic In early days news of QUALITY FELT HAT ... 3.95 iM'fore, Blonde Miss Dickson 9-ycar-old Lonny Bliss, Miami, uses one of the giant lily pads to cast from. The lily is so large it bears ships’ arrival was flashed from its Anaatae A^^reevltek VoMlafoky, Vojd or leiMler. *f the NatiomU (pretty, too) since has gone back Up easily under the youthful fisherman's weight, and he doesn’t need a boat for the best angling summit by heliograph. Knaalaa Bevolutionary Faoelat party, wnrka away at Ua mtate la PAIR OP SHOES...... 5.95 to Hollywood to bathe in klleg ^ " ------the quiet Oonneciicut ronntrynlde, hatching plote and opreattng li;;hts and try to forget the ivhole priced that even slim purses can propaganda against tile Soviets. Total Value 34.40 thing. afford them. Modern Jewels such as clips of Tliompson, Oonn.— There’s a«headquartera of his international So the first nights are few and Manchester scheming far apart, more actors are out of gold metal grapes, or bracelets fellow here who’s hoping for war. strung with gold-framed canceled But he has a stipulation. The Vonslatsky waa a student in a work, more theaters dark and Day Russian military school when the |)tomiere addicts have no place to stamps and “romantic” pieces like WELDON DRUG CO. war must Involve Russis. counter-revolution'broke ouL He go except night clubs. Jeweled feather pins are in the PRESCRIITION The fellow is Anaatase Andree- picture too. stock Up PHARMACISTS rushed Into the ranks of the White The future, however, Ls bright­ 90.1 Main Street vitch Vonslatsky and he's the king Russians. When they were de­ er For, if things don’t go wrong, Manchester or If Broadway suddenly isn’t On Your pin la a world plot to overthrow feated he fled to Constantinople, BI>0|IHES ARE BRIGHT. the Soviet regime. got to Marseilles by working as a struck by lightning, pestilence or When his war comes along « war, the now plays will bring Drujf stoker on a steamship. Then fol­ Paris—(A P )— Bright colored FALL DRUG STORE though, Vonsiatsky’s not going to lowed Paris and America. us Ina Claire, Constance Cum­ blou.scs ore worn with many new Needs - march on Rusoia with cannon. By 1933 Vonsiatsky’s desire for mings, Frederic March, Ethel fall .suits. A dark green suit Is "Words," says he, “are tremen­ 15;;rrymopc, Evelyn Laye, Ed highlighted with a blouse of fuch­ revenge on the Reds was put Into At Fine dously more powerful than guns. action. He founded a Russian Wynn, Eddie Cantor, Beatrice sia coloreil Jersey. A quiet smoke We will send our army of propa­ Lillie, Katharine Hepburn, Gloria gray model is lifted up In the color fascist movement. About the same Savings gandists, numbering fnlp the high time another White Russian, M. k. Sv anson . . . and many, many scale by a tuck-in blouse of ma­ thousands, throughout Russia to more. genta stain-surah. An afternoon spread the cause." V. Rodvalecskl was doing the ensemble In black wool has a vel­ Not AfraM to Fight. same thing across the world In Yogis Rope in Yokels vet blouse, half red, half green, And it’s not because Vonslatsky Harbin Manchuokuo. One of thla comer’s pet Illu­ the velvets Joined, front and back, is afraid ot fight the Russians. He In 1934, at a tumultuous meeting YOU SAVE 9.55 sions burst like a soapbox in a slanting line from shoulder Is contemptuous of the military in Harbin, the groups consolidated bubble when It discovered that to hip. power of the Soviets. os the National Russian Revolu­ falcira In India import their lllu- “With 30,000 well trained tionary Fasdst party and picked Here’s your chance, men. Get a com­ sirns from Magician supply shops POMPONH AS.fT>LOR NOTES. troops." he says, "I could take Vonslatsky os VoJd. plete outfit or Suit or Overcoat, Hat here in town. S^a Moscow like Grant took Rich­ A Different Hwastllza One place on West 24th Street Paris—(A P )— Original color mond.” The party emblem is the swas­ and Shoes at the price of the suit or does a thriving business on the Ideas Leinng launches this season This man who expects to be­ tika. The Vojd wears It on his coat alone.. We’re actually Kiving you hti.iry mango tree fake. This is the Include fluffy silk (lompona to trim come Russia’s Vojd, a title corre­ arm. But he indignantly denies a gift of the hat and shoes I This amaz­ stunt with which India’s pseudo evening frocks. These dangle In sponding to Der Fuehrer or U sny link with .the Hitler brand at yogis have been deluding thou­ variety of shades on tulle and S iss Duce, Is 39, a Russian count who Fascism. The fxilor schemes of the ing friend-making offer for a limited sands of tourists for years. The lace skirts. Colors mix also in renounced his title and became two emblems ore different, he time only so choose now and arrange next time you see an Indian ma- red, blue, yellow and green an American citizen. He’s built points out. He asserts -his party gleian do the rope trick in the striped belt which accents a black like an athlete, keeps his hair has no anti-Semetic policy. to pay later on our easy budget plan. /^x9Va inches). Boxed. Ex­ Victorian chests, the studios of 52c Then glance down at the Presi­ knocking it off at the speed of a modem artists and European 19c dent’s budget announcement billlan doUara a year, several cellent Value. Jewel cases have been raided for ahowing the deficit to be 3695,000,- things must be done. First, 3096,- In.-^piration in the design of in­ 8I.SS AOe RufwdM 50e 000—and figure out what the 000,000 must be raised to wipe out triguing baubles that range from dickens you ore going to do next the current rate of deficit Then cameo lockets to Jeweled bugs. Father John’s Mineral Oil Ipana summer In campaign time to ap­ the interest charge must be m et Vou will be wearing them on Pint pease the farmers, the relief 'That may range from 3300.000,000 20 CHRISTMAS CARDS ttiroat and wrist with almost crowds and the highway contrac­ a year to two times that amount every frock before snow files. The 84c 26c 34c tors if the President sets out to Hioae two Items sum up to a bil- Tinted engraved etchings and imprinted with your balance the budget by lopping off name. $1.95 Iti;i7-3S mode of black form-fitting Uun a year, or perhaps 31,300,000,- frtK'ks is .said to have done much funds that have satisfied these ooa to inspire the Jew'eled vogue. groups for several years. Now add to that a billion a year 50c 50c That will give you an idea what of debt retirement lliat wisWee Nerklacew ini|mrtjint I faces the average congreasman. It has brought necklaces back WILLIAMS’ GLIDER...... 34c CALOX TOOTH POWDER .. 33,000,000,000 or more, depending 50 CHRISTMAS CARDS 34c [And you will have an idea, too, upon the Interest rate. 15 CHRISTMAS CARDS to a brighter place in the fashion I what arill face the President when sun. This year, with high necked Large lithograph cards 1 lie seUl.ia|Mr to convince the con- How to Raise Money. Unusual frocks, they are being worn at the Imprinted with youf name 9 Year Old Tern- OM |lbst they arill have to There are only two ways to $1.00 Colored Scenes. Boxed b a s e of the neck with the collar Califol appropriations—and raise the money. One is to cut 5 a of the frock showing above. Pearl STRAIGHT expenditures. That may mean Look over our counter (Thristmas Cards. and gold bead necklaces of many SCOTCH fewer bridges and roads built back strands, antique lockets that RYE W IN E ^ ^ A Corona Typewriter We also have a very large auortment of Moon Bag. home, curtailed spending to help Family, Religious, Sick and Birthday suing from heavy chains, and Add to that a bit of further cog- out the farmer, fewer warahtps, Nfakes a Splendid Christmas Gift roixia of coral and turquoise are 5th 90 Proof. Cards. ‘itioo. Throw the budget mes- leas relief spending, leae of many Terms $3.60 Down — $1.00 a Week much in vogue. Bracelets and $2.39 5th . . . 8 9 c ““"•49c ge aalde t o r a few minutes and things. 6c to $1.00 earrings to match are smart. And k M . . ______ember that the national debt AiMther thing, generally agreed much that glitters Is gold. When pretty Marion Talley goes 337,000,000,000—more than taro upon. Is that it meana more “ Antique" brooches, necklaces for a walk, her favorite com­ what R was six years ago. Tliere may be more taxM in the of tinkling temple bells and mas­ panion is Taz, a white Russian «R A V ^ GIN DON Q IMPORTED RUM ’ during these years of depres- higher brsekeU. But the treas­ sive modem bracelets are made of Samoyed, that was given to her Cognac ^ 1 I Q no reduction has been made ury wUI tell you that rovitig the DEWEY-RICHMAN & CO. by a fan. Singer and dog are 90 Proof. * 4 Q Q 5lh the metal Midas loved. Its simu­ Brandy, 5th V L « X 9 I the national debt Instead it baa big-feUowB won’t raise enough JEWELERS — STATIONERS — OPTICIANS lation fashions a veritable Jewel pictured strolling near her home Q u a rt...... V X _ steadily.' Interest money. Taxing the bracksU be­ Main Street Manchester mountain of others so modestly in Hollywood $1.49 It in 19W amountad to 3748.- tween 36,000 and $60,000 a jrear rAUK X WENTY-TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1937 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 27,1987 PAGE TWENTY-THR1-:E

It*s Their Coming Out PartyL CAMPBELLS ARE OOMDT the ten years between 1921 and HE’S C(jDFATHER TO BAME, TO HAME 1981 Qie population ot Scotland was declining on account of immi­ VALUABLE PRIZES VALUES YOU CANT RESIST Sklinburgh (A P)—The llcNabe gration, this decline appears to A t TO 1,600 KIDDIES and the McTaviahes, the UacDou- have been aireated alnce 1930,“ gnla and the McCIU8ke)rs around the report state*. the world are packing their bags The figures are: Population MANCHKTER DAY and “cornin' home." 1921, 4,842,080; estimated June, WILROSE DRESS SHOP ParU—(AP) —President Albert So Indicates the eighty-second 1936, 4,066,800. notal Sheridoa Bolldtog Mancbmtor Lebrun has little to say about tbe annual report of the registrar way France la run, but he has an general for Scotland. The German language contains Watkins And Hale Job h Founder of Dry MANCHESTER DAY excellent claim to the title oi Although for the gfreater part of about 300,000 words. world's champion godfather. He Presenting Electric Re- League Retires has more than 1,600 godchUdren. 0 Beaotifally UNTRIMMED Among the duties that keep the Regolarly $1A98 Special .,.$15.00 French chief of state busy Is tbe frigerator — To Have Furred Regularly $19.98 Special . . .$18.00 Job of being godfather to every fVKMMVn COATS baby who Is the eighth living child Choice Of Two Of Best Regularly $24.98 Special ...... $23 of a French couple. He acts, that In Novelty Woot­ Regularly $29.98 Special ...... $28 la. If the parents want him to be ens, trimmed Regularly $85.00 Special ...... $33 godfather. And parents usually do. Makes On The Market with Persian Vears ago the Society for the Lamb, Caracal, Regularly 939.08 Special ...... $ 3 8 Increase of the Population of Wolf, Badger, Regularly $45.09 Special ...... $13 France persuaded the president to Watkins Brothers, Inc., and the Fox, Lynx, Kae- Regularly $49.98 Special ...... $48 be godfather for the fourteenth coon, Etc. Col­ Regularly $59.98 Special ...... $58 child bom to a French couple as J. W. Hale Corp., are cooperating ors; Black. Blae, On shaky, incredibly awkward feet, these two South African In the preaenting of an Electric a tHbute to the parents' contribu­ ostrich chicks wabble calmly about after bursting their shells in Wine, Brown, SIZES: Refrigerator free on Manchester Green, and RsuL tion to the nation. the ztM at Bcdsfordshlre. They are believed to be the first ever 18-11 14-20 $8-89 After that the president received born in ^ gla n d . The hen egg In the foreground gives a compari­ Day, to tbe holder of one of the a flood of requests. Some were son for tlie sire of the shells from which the chicks Just emerged. Manchester Day coupons which from parenU with more than four­ SAVE will be given with each 20c unit teen children who wondered why purchaae made at any of tbe MANCHESTER DAY ONLY! they had been left out. Others baby. Everyone in Manches­ were from parents with one child, 320 godchildren a year for the last many atores cooperating in the So the president compromised live years of his seven-year term. who Informed the chief of state on the eighth baby. President Le­ event. Note to politicians—ha doesn't Reguiariy $16.98 Special . ..$15.00 that theirs was a very exceptional brun holds a record avlrage of kiss them all. As both stores sell electric re­ ter knows what that frigerators, the winner will have DRESSES Regutoriy $1A9S Special .. .$12.90 the privilege of choosing a Gener­ New FaahlonB to all Regularly $10.98 Special . . . $8.90 al Electric at Hales, or a Norge at the Smart Fall Col­ Shaking hit Anger in emphasis. ors. Regularly $8.98 Special . , . $7.90 means because Watkins Brothers. As Is true Dr. Howard Hyde Russell, . • with all prises offered for Mon- Sizes 18-11 12-20 Regularly $1.98 Special . . . $6.90 above, Anti-Saloon League I8^-286 Main Street, Manchester Phone !>721 steel super-freezer. The cabinet is of all steel construction and finished in Gyptal-bakcd white enamel. The Interior la flnlahed THE TEXTILE STORE MAXWELL HOUSE In acid resisting white porcelain. 913 MAIN STREET Model B4-37 has a net cubic con­ MANCHESTER NEXT TO THE BANK tent of 4.2 cubic feet and shelf area of 8.4 square feet. The freez­ C o f f e e n>c>n2 7 « er makes 40 cubes ot ice, totaling CHATHAM SHEETS 4 pounds. In the Norge Model 842-37, of­ Regutar Size SPECIAL (RULE) fered by Watkins, ia used the same SIM «Sx90 t6e exclusive Norge RoUator mechan­ 81.19 12z9$ $1.06 ism, warranteed for 10 years, aa 81.29 8Iz00 fl.15 Is found to all other Norge refrlg- $1.29 itztoa fl.lS Sugar io»» 49e eratora. This Norge refrigerator $1.30 8lzI08 81.26 la finished in white Norgloas with porcelain lined interior having a bottom lining of acid-restsUng PILLOW CASES porcelain. The model has a cubi­ cal foot content of 4.34 and a abelf Reg. S2e, 42x36 .. Special 2So Sheffield Milk area o f 8.8S square feet. The *e- Reg. S5e, 43x38 .. Special 21c frigerator freezes 42 cubes of Ice at a time, totaling 4% pounds, in ^ cans * 5 * a sealed freezing compartment. Regular l*c Quality Norge 8-42, like the General Elec­ CURTAINS tric offered by the J. W. Hale CRETONNES, yard ...... 15c Colored Organdie and Marquisette Corp., sella regularly for $139.00. COTTAGE SETS One of these rfrlgeratorz is now Regular $I.M Ruined Voiles and Marqnloetteo la Dots aud Confectionery (XXXX) Sugar, 0 / \ on display In tbe show window of Figures. SjMckages...... ilU C Manchester Electric Company to­ SINGLE BLANKETS Flats—la Cream aad Ecru. Plain and Dotted gether with most of the other AH Colors. A j Marquisette and Novelty Weave*. valuable prizes being donated oy Scranton Lace C^rtalua.' Fine Tuna Fish, O A various merchants aa prizes for SHIRTS Thursday O n ly ...... V K •OaS Manchester- Day. 2 large tin s ...... - Other Frizes WITH TRUBENIZED SUTRITE HOSIERY ' 8 7 c Other valuable prizes given by SpeclaUy Priced Fine Comeil Beef, Q u the following stores: Watkins FORM FIT COLLARS Regular $■.!•. Special Thuroday Maaehester Day Brothers Joint with the J. W. Hale Only, pmtr . .. Only 2 large tin s ...... sSJlC Corp., electric refrigerator $139.00; Dewcy-Richman Com­ pany, wrist watch $20,000; Mont­ 10% OFF Royal Gelatin or JeU-O, g gomery Ward A Company, Roi-lo P»ckm g« ...... OC $20,000; F. T. BUah Hardward, If Not Already On Sale 0 « All . Toastmaster toaster $16.00; Man­ C^rtalaa - Drapea - BlaukeU - Bed Spreads chester Electric Company, Uni­ Sheets - Pillows aad Couch Covers Kellogg’s Com Flakes, f versal electric tea kettle $7.90, psekage...... O C Manchester Electric Company, AU Wool Westlnghouse automatic electric LUNCH CLOTHS Iron $5.00; C. EL House A Bon, SINGLE Worth 4»e. All col­ No. 1 Grade Peanut Butter, u r* shoes and military set $10.00; W. BLANKETS ors. 4S aad Sl-luch. 1-pound j a r ...... 1 OC T. Grant Company, '2 merchan­ M a c k in a w s Choloe Irregulars Special, Thursday dise coupons $5.00 each, $10.00; Special While Norton Shoe Store, 2 merchandise In the latest plaids and Only, Put New Life Fine No. 1 Potatoes, 1 9 C coupons $0.00 each. $10.00; 811- They I.ast $ 5 each . . . 2 9 c In Your Windows! bros Clothing Company, $10.00 solid colors. Some have merchandiae coupon; Fradto's, invisible tipper hoods. SPECIAL SALE—TURKISH TOWELS Ladies Lounging Pajamas, $1X08; la Colored Checks. Slso 20x40. O C COMFORTABLES Fine No. 1 McIntosh Apples, po Wllroae Dress Shap, Ladies Sport Thursday Only, e a c h ...... d ^ O C Reg. $2.98. All csilora, sateen 6 pounds...... ^ O C Coat, $19.08; Marlow’s 1 chrome borders. Thursday only ..... $ 2 . 4 9 cocktail set — 10 piece*—tray, S8'; White shaker and 8 tumblers $10.00; 21“ White MARTEX SHEET BLANKETS Fancy Celery Hearts, u g\ Diamond Shoe Stores, Inc., 2 mer­ OirriNQ FLANNEL DISH TOWELS Extra heavy — all OUTING FLANNEL bunch...... IvfC chandise coupons $5.00 each, Regular 10c quaHty. Aad Kitchen Towels white, 10x90. Regu­ $10.00; Manchester Plumbing A R e g ^ r I So quality. Thursday Colored borders and lar 98c quality. Get a Lovely Bowl Free With Each Supply, Robeson Research electric Thursday a a only, yd. all wUte. Thursday Thursday 1 4 c only, percolator and tray $9.95; Q. E. only, yd. . . . 1 1 C only, each Keith Furniture Company, aet of each . . , 8 4 c 2 Pounds Assorted Cookies O A TURKISH TOWELS 1 4 c dishes $8.95; Rublnow’s, dress Regular 49c quality. for ...... Z 9 C $7.95; The Textle Store, Esmond BE.HT PERCALES COUCH COVERS MATTRESS .Solid colors, Regular 70c Quality blanketlASS; Pcntland The Flor- Thursday Only COVERS Is L ^ ^ iF 18 SO; McLellan’s, 1 Worth 2Sc a yard. Thursday C Q - Full or twla sixe. Spe­ coupon $5.00; Man- Thursday 3 9 c only ...... cial Thursday oaly, chcrii^pRjbUc Market, 1 fruit cake only, yd. 1 8 c $S.U0;j^pular Market, 1 merchha- 2 7 5 c OIL SILK “ ^ 8 9 c Attention— Out 1 T i dlae m u ^ n $5.00; Potterton A CURTAINS Krah, cash $4.00; Kemp's, Inc., 2 RAYON TAFFETA HOPE COTTON Reg. $2418 Shower •moking stands valued at $1.05 Unr- q q Block Plaid A good grade—long SHEET BLANKETS each. $3.90; Everybody's Market, All colors, for slips cloth; worth 11c a tains - Town Shoppers 8 peach baakets winter apples and llnlags. 10x88 Blae. Worth yard. $1.98 Bathroom •Oc. Special Than- It will pay you to compare our prices and shop $3.25; F. W. Wool worth Company, Thursday O C - Thursday a a day only, 1 lamp complete $1 JO, Console only. yd. . . . ^ O C only, yd. . . . 1 4 C ^ .. $ 1 . 6 9 5 4 c at our modem market for real Savings! Com­ $L00; ParUitll Flower Shop, feni pare and Save! $2.00; Arthur Drug Store, ladles' [ nanicure art $1J5; Great Atlantic A Paelllc Tea Oo., baoket of gxo- [ceriea; U. 8. Cleanera, Order for B ■>*oe ••ruajoti. S.US*-, be; zdjiavw