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ATBUOB DAILT OBCULATIOM WEATHER James Bchaub and far the Memh e ( aeptentoer, 1887 House, treasurer FereoMl at C. 8. Weather Bnrpaa, ter. Hartford Ths commlttae wUl part of nest week S.967 Member at the AadK Bala late toelght or Toeefiay: aot HEAD groundwork for the supplies, divide the B vfem e f OIreaiatlemi mneb ohaaga la tempeimtoia. tricts for the canvsss MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VH.LAGE CHARM captains for the

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Sewer Blast Kills Five

SIX DRIVERS HELD

BLACK TAKES SEAT

AS ALCORN PROBES

IN SUPREME COURT;

BURNING OF TRUCK

Rfleeu Strikers Now Facmg LEVITT CHALLENGES GOOD ELECnON

Conspiracy Charges; Men

VOTE INDICATED Action Postponed On Motion U. S. REFUGEES n. DUCE SLAMS Who Actually Set Fnre to

to Compel New Jnstice to Rockville Vehicle SongfaL ATNOONTODAY IN PERIL FROM PEACE HOPE BY

Show Cause Why He

HarUord, Oct 4— (A P )— Aa the PoDs at Armory to Be Open CHINESE PLAN NOTETOFRANCO

truck atrlke today reached vlrtuaUy Should Be Allowed to Sit

Ita end, criminal prosecution of at Until 8 T on i^t; Big Tnrn- least 15 atrlkera was prepared. on the ifi^est TribonaL Blowing of Mole Would Sends Spanish Rebel Chief Almoilt coinciding with an order for wholesale food drivers to return ont After Early Honrs;

to work Sunday came an announce- Make Landing of Resene Warm CoDgratolations On Washington, Oct. 4.— (A P ) ment from State’s Attorney Hugh An Factions — The Supreme Court deferred U . Alcorn that aix arreata bad been made on consplrsu:y charges. Boats Abont Impossible; Year’s Resolts; Expected action today on a motion by

'Tbs six are held In connection Albert Levitt designed to com- with the burning of a RockvlUe Despite early expectations of a waa Chinese (dTe to Snob Britain, France. pel Associate Juatice Hugo L. truck and Its cargo In Windsor smaU vots In Manchester’s annual Locks Sept. 24. Black to show cause why he town election today, the number of The state’s attorney’s office said should be permitted to ait on the six men taken Into custody had votes cast during the first half of Shanghai, Qct. 4.— (A P )— The London, Oct. 4.— (A P >—A mes- the high tribunal. ImpUcated tbemselvea and others— the 12 hours o f polling indicated a safety of American refugees at the sage from Premier Mussolini ex- Whether the court wffl wboee arrest Is expected—In tbe In- larger vote than usual. Five workmen were klUed nnd at least a score of others Injured In Detroit when a bulkhead collapsed un- port of Chefoo, In Shantung prov- pressing "most fervent wishes" for* ddenL grant or deny the motion prob- A t two o’clock thla afternoon, der pressure In an Interceptor sewer still under construction- Above, one of the seriously Injured workmen ince 400 miles north of Shanghai, an Insurgent victory was considered Further, said Mr. Alcorn, evidence after the polls bad been open alx Is lifted out of the hoist to tbe workings. ably will be announced next was Imperiled today by a Chinese today to have dashed the strong Indicated that strike violence was hours, nearly 1,600 persons had cast directed from headquarters of Local Monday. their ballot, compared to 1,150 who threat to destroy the breakwater Anglo-French move to force with- 871, ’Truck Drivers’ Union, on Park protecting the harbor. ChincM drawal of ItaUan volunteers from Action could be taken at any had done so at the same time last Street military authorities this morning the Spanish clvU war. The Inform- time, however. Those arrested year when a record number of votes, warned the United States destroyer ed Italian preas indicated D Dues The six men arrested Sunday, 4,688 was recorded. Proceedings were brief. Ley* SEE DUKE AS PART TIME PARH LEADERS squadron No. 5 to evacuate the har- would turn down the French and bringing the totsd to 15, are listed I During the first three hours, from itt merely arose and said 1m bor within 48 hours as they might British Invitation to a three-power as: John Ambrose, 24, 19 Florence 8 to 11 a. m., 646 votes had been conference on ending aid to both had submitted the motion adc- cast. A t 2:15 p. m. the number bad find it necc8.ad ot bicycles from workers aollcited votes by telephone Uiemaelvea they bad seen In tils Westfield. Maas., to New York and or went for them Ui cars. Approximately 80 American dvtl- attitude since their determined atand on the high bench. PhUadelphla. Tbs truck and Its lana are now at Chefoo, which haa at the Nyon conference brought Although it couldn’t be exacUy The justice, whose appointment cargo were valued at $8,600 by the more Or in Virginia. ‘Yhe Sage of Potato cate Growth of Power by been used aa a summer harbor by Italy Into the Mediterranean anti' proved by the list of legal voters, by President Roosevelt aroused a trocklog company. the American fi(Mt since 1907. Some piracy Mtrol. storm of controveny over whetoar attendenta at the polls reported that 40 of these are mlastonarles and tbe Blopeob No Bloat Refneal he had bean, or waa stUl, connectofi Seat to Roehviae during the voting In the early altar- Passes Away in His 84th Either of Major Groups. New York, OcL 4— (A PI—Re- others are bualneas men and naval There was itlU hope, however, with toe Ku Klux Klaa, aatsred toe According to the rtate’e attorney, Ambrose, Menard and Oornellsson ports ths exiled former British Y. M. C A~ officials. th a t the reply would not be a blunt rooaa- with the other membeca at (Uoattoaea oo Page icigbt) were dl^tched to RockvlUe to Monarch, the Duke of Windsor and YeanINesm IBs Sleep. Tbe squadron was thought by refusal to join France and Britain tha court just after tha noon hour. ■ (By ASSOCIATED PRESS) Aumirni xarncu not to be in an^ orounaaround a conxermceconference cametable at wnicnwhicb watch the Nelson trucks and those his American bride, might become Admiral Yarnell not to be In an He did not taka over again tlia of Henry Weis, another RockvUle The electorate in 146 of the danger aa it is already anchored tiia re jv e re only three chairs, but oath administered new membeta part-time residents o f the United state's 169 towns and in three rities truck operator. ------would ba a suggestionsuggestlon that the ques-()uea- of toe high tribunal. He waa awom Atchison, Kas., OcL 3.— (A P )— voted today for local officials In the The men admitted, according to PRESIDENT STARTS 8tates were revived today aa they (UMUaoed on Pagv Eight) tlon of withdrawal o f volunteers as in privately ahortly after his eoo- Edgar Watson (Ed) Howe, "The "off year" elections. well oa tbe whole Sponlab problem to U r. Alcorn’s office, stopping one of planned an American visit flrmatlon by toe Senate in AugnsL the Weis trucks and escorting it Sage of Potato Hill.” haa achieved In some towns referenda were held be referred once again to the Lon- While the terse announcement of on the sale o f Intoxicating liquor. don 37-oatlon non-intervention com- There had been some axpectstlaa. and Its two drivars to the Labor ON TRIP HOMEWARD their projected trip here gave no bis "absolute triumph.'* however, that la keeping with usual Temple on Park Street. Here It After a long lifetime of observing Forty per cent of the Common- mittee. hint of their plana beyond a study wealth’s half-million voters were DEWEY’S WITNESS Both London and Paris were was held for tara days. of Windsor of housing and working and writing about the foibles of Then. It Is aUeged, the three men eligible to cast their ballots. awaiting the arrival of D Duce’a conditions In the United States, It plain people, the 84-year-old author, returned to RockvUel and learning The outcome of today’s voting nota with UI-concea)ed impatience. renewed speculation that the prin- editor, philosopher, died yesterday that two of tbe Nelaon trucks were Special Train Heads East in his sleep of tbe infirmities ot age WiU be studied closely by pollticsj SHOT BY GANGSTERS I t waa expected arlthln the next few leaving, relayed this Information to cipals In the most famous romance leaders who regard It as Indicative days after Italy had conferred with of this generation might purchase a complicated by paralysis. nnlon headquarters. His death fulfUled hia once ex- of party power. Germany. Joachim von Rlbbentrop, home In America. Another car, this carrying Abel, After Party Ends hspec- pressed desire "my hope Is to go to It was the state's first electiOD the German ambassador to London, It has been reported frequently Foley and Elckel, was sent to Rock- oed one night alter a hard day’s since the Presidential and Guberna- Famons Rackets Proseentor planned to leave for BerUn this vlUe, according to the aUegatlon. since their marriage last June that torial contests last November in morning. tion of Pow er Projects. work and never awaken. That would Drivers "Rongbed Up- the former Wallla Warfield hoped to be the absolute triumph.” which tbe Democrats won by a plu- Both France and Britain have In-

A fter covering the license plates spend much time near her for The funeral services will be held rality of mors than 100,000. dicated they would block an effort Says He Accepts Chal- to relegate the withdrawal of volun- with wiping cloths, they are ac- mer home In Baltimore each year. tomorrow afternoon at his home Incumbent mayors sought re- teers to the unwiehUy non-interven- Aboard Roosevelt Special Train It waa recalled that on two or three here—"Potato HU’’— with the ritual election today In the three cities. (UDoUaned on Past I’um Enroute to Hyde Park, N. Y.. Oct occaalona it was rumored that the tion committee. of the Episcopal Church. Torrlngton and Bristol now are Re- lenge of N. Y. Underworld *-— (A P )—President Roosevelt car- Duke bad purchased American ea- Mr. Howe waa perhaps best known Rnmle Picks Mimient publican while the Democrats bold The sudden attack made by Rus- ried bis northwest Irrigation, power for his novel, "The Story of a C>un- sway in Norwalk. and drought reUef campaign Into (UontlnneO oo >*ag* rw e) sia on the committee Saturday add- try Town", which be published in BepabUoon Strongholds New York, Oct. 4.— (A P )—Roused North Dakota and Minnesota today, bis own country newspaper office NEGRO IS LYNCHED The bulk of the balloting however by tbe attempted elaying of an Im- (CestlBoed am Page BIgM) after a Montana speech that rebuk- jriter other pubUsbera bad rejected fell in rural areas. Republican portant irtate’s witness. Special ed "Doubting Thomases’’ and signi- strongholds that gave the party Rackets Prosecutor Thomas B. ficantly omitted the name o f Sena- AUTO FATALITIES He founded the Atchison Globe In control of the House of Representa- Dewey moved today to "accept the ON WAY TO TRIAL tor Wheeler from kind words be- 1877 and retired from It 37 years tives of the General Assembly laat challenge" of on underworld be stowed qn that stata’s Democratic later. Hla A tlv e mind, however, said waa "about to crack up." FINDS JAP ACTION delegation In Congreaa eiecUon in spite of the Democratic could not be at reat and he began sweep. As Max Rubin, the victim. lay In Stops today Included . Grand IN STATE AT FIVE publication of vs. Howe’s Month- w. Tha Republican ehleftaina hope to a hospital apparently recovering I Forks and Fargo. N. D , and Breck- ly”, devoted to Information and In- Four Armed Men Wayfay avenge the defeat they suffered a* from a bullet wound In the head. IN CHINA UNFAIR snridge and Willmar, Minn., before dignation. In thla magazine which Dewey In a radio campaign address leaching St. Paul around 8:30 p. m. Mr. Howe discontinued in 1933, ap- tbs polls last fall and Benjamin .£. Harwood, newly elected chairman —he la a candidate for district at- Sheitf, Take Away. Pris- (C. a. L ) where a formal address la peared such pungent paragraphs Snidde and Tram Victim of tbe party’s Central commltts* torney of New York county—laid scheduled on a platform near the trom hia pen aa: 1 baa asked his foUowera to register a bare the ramlficatinna of rackets he it train. "AU my life I have beard men League Groop Dedares Mili" Albevt L«vlH oner and Shoot ffim. clamoring for more rights. It has large vote thereby hastening the said were exacting mlUlon-dollar Tomorrow, the President wUI ooo- Account for Seven Violent court formaUtlea ho might ba awom tolls from honest bualnessea here. clude his western trip with a pre- always seemed to me I exercise "slipping’’ of tbe Democratic ad- ministration. "M ax Rubin waa a illinor figure In again today. pared,M>eech dedicating the Chica- more rights than are good for me. tarj Mores * Unjostiiied MUton. Fla., Oct. 4.— ( A P I - Deaths O vef Week-end. I am at Uberty to do a bimdred The Democrats, on tbe other In the racket who turned state’s evi- Ooort Rooai Jaaneefi go Outer Unk bridge. Then he dence.’’ Dewey said. "He la tbe Tbe court room was Jammed arlto Four men waylaid Sheriff Joe AUen leaven for Hyde Park to spend two things I shouldn’t do. 1 have al- hand, saw in today’s balloting an on the highway near Fort Walton. ways been too much of a freeman." opportunity to entrench themselves first o f my witnesses to be harmed But Surrey Not Complete. spectators. Seated la the froot- of or three dajv before returning to in two years o f war against tbe toe chamber were M ra Black and Fla., late last night, seised a negro Washington. He will remain in the (By ASSOCIATED PRESS) Student of Human Nature in what waa regarded once as ex- prisoner and lynched him. Automobile accidents accounted Mr. Howe waa known, as a keen clusive Republican territory. racketeers. several of toe justiea’a capital less than a week, however, friends and relatlvea. Tbe body, riddled with buckshot for five of the seven violent deaths student of human nature, bis atti- Some Oonteste "H e became a victim of asaasslns Geneva. O ct 4 — (A P ) — The and then return to his Dutchess because he refused to take police A record crowd which had gath- and pistol bullets, was found early county home. reported In Oinnecticut over tbe tude toward hla fellow men may Joseph W. Alsop, veteran Repub- League of Nations Slno-Japaneue protection which a-e olfered him. In ered at tbe court building, only a today In a ditch near Oestview. week-end. One of the two remain- well be summed up In his own lican and long a member of tbe pub- sub-committee baa found Japanese He had arranged to spend two his shooting we have the challenge comparaUve few of whom were abla A coroner’s jury returned a ver- ing was suicide and the other a train words, "A UtUe Improvement per- lic utiUties commission, waa oppos- mlUtary action unjustified In China and a half hours before noon today the tmderwold Is desperately afraid diet that the negro, listed aa J. C victim. siated In, la enough. Knowing my- ed in Avon today by PhUlp Hewea. since toe current conflict broke out to get Into toe chamber, was d - at Grand Forks, driving about the Tbe structure of orgiuilsed crime In Bvana^ 80. came to his death at the Two of tbe automobile aeddenta self and others. I do not expect too executive secretary to Gov. Wilbur at Marco Polo bridge outside Peiping traded largely because at the dto- city and dedicating a new grand- the city Is about to crack up." on July 7. puts which had developed from tha hands of "parties nnknown." stand at tbe Fair Orcninds. brought double fataUtlea. much, and cheer a reasonable aver- L. Crass, in the First Selectman T h ^ reported no clues had been Still another death waa recorded sge." race. Rubin, bueiness agent o f the Members o f toe committee, charges of Klsn memherstipb W ater Oonaervattoo O f youth he wrote: CUoak Drivers and Helpers Union, emerging today from secret seosion, Black, In hla sole public state* to the Identity of the four when a man died of Injuries suffered In Fairfield, until 1936 a Repub- Speaking to a large crowd at hla In a fall nearly two weeks ago. "1 am timid In the presence of waa one of two labor officials shot announced toeir preliminary con- ment of toe Klan charges, told a whom Sheriff AUen said be lican strong spoL First Selectman train late'yesterday after Inspeetlng The first double automobile fatal- Jtouth. I sharply criticize the young down by unknown aasallanta last aenaua. They added, however, that Datkm-wlde radio audience Friday not recognise. the two-thirds completed Fort Pecs John Ferguson, RepubUcan, sought he prisoner waa being brought ity took the Uves o f Salvatore Saler- and know they pay It back with In- Friday. It la too early to indicate what If night that he had once jolnad the flood control navigation Improve- no, 24, and Daniel Romano, 31, both terezL Antagoaiam between youth re-election over Rep. Even W. Burr, Mora than 1,000 east side men any action is to be recommended L'- I from Panama City to fhet trial DemocraL Klan but bad resignsd and atvar ra>. ment dam acroae the Missouri riv- of Saugatuck. Their automobUe and age is aa natural and Inevitable and women attended funeral serv- eause toe discussion bad not yet joined. ay on charges aUeglng a “crime Towns with local parties In tbe er, the President again stresaed the crashed Into a tree In Westport as the antagonism between women ices yesterday for the tocond vic- reached toe stage of final conclu- Just before Levitt arose, Patrlek against .nature” involvUig a 12- need for arater oonaervatlon In tha field were: Bloomfield, atlxena; Sunday. Taro other persona were and men. I am timid In the pres- tim, Samuel Gappel, treasurer o f a sions or recommeilUations. Henry Kelly, Bostoo attoriiey, asR- year-old arhlts boy sod with rob- Danbury. Taxpayers’ League; Fair- drought regions and for placing Injured tai the accident. ence o f women, too." painters’ local. ‘•We have not yet flntahed approv- ed permlsston to cballenga tha buig a fitting station. farmers la dry areas on good land. field, SoclaUsts; Guilford, Independ- A head-on crash o f an automobile Thooghto On Womca Bed Coffin. ing toe entire historical survey,’’ Black appointmenL Govemor Fred P. Cons said ha ent Democrats; Milford, Sodallats; Senator Burton K. Wheeler, a with a street car In Hamden caused Of women: The funeral cortege waa preceded ssld one delegate. After a brief exchange with Chief would -do aU 1 can to straighten North Haven. Socialists; WalUng- leading opponent o f his Supreme tbe deaths ot Roland A. Martineau. have never suited women; al- through the streets by a blood-red "But It might be fair to say that Justice Hughes, he was told by tha this thing out and run down the Court enlaigement plan and who ford, SodaUata; Waterford. Inde- 23, New Haven, the driver, and ways there la something about me cKsket. toe aection already approved Indi- chief justice to submit ths motioa fuUty paitleB.- haa been erlUdsing tbs New Deal pendent Democrats and Wilton, 8o- Thomas Bethke, 31. of H am d ^ hla they Want to fix . . . As a rule I "W e do thla,” said Joseph Ras- cates Japan’s poUcy towards Cbma In writing. TMrd la Stole In other directions ainee Oongreas companion. have found It easier to obey my wo- daliata. has been too strong and la unjusti- Tlia lynehlng was the third la kowitz. president of tha union, "ao KeUy took his ssat, wrote a few adjourned, was not preaent Ha sent Stefan Soria, 38, of Danbury, waa men folks than to fight them, and be The Uquor issue Is of paramount the world wlU know the east aide is fied since the Loukouchalo Incident Florida la recent months. his regrets from the west coast, a injured fatally Sunday night whtte a free man only in private." Interest In Morris •where this refer (The Marco Polo bridge clash). AUen said be arent to Pananu sUn tha breedlog spot for rocketeerz (Ooa« •) message which Uter was acknowl- walking on a highway there. He Howe’s death followed by days endum Is tbe first of Its kind In 40 arho murder honest men.” Seek aa Early Peace Cl^ last Bight aad waa driving edged by Secretary Manria H. Mo- la struck by an automobile op- that o f hla former wife, Mrs. Clara years. Tbe present draft o f recommenda- b a A barn arlth the negro la the WhUe his friends were convinced latjrrc. — erater by Freoerlck Aspinall, 82, of ha had been slain as a result tas- tkms IncltKtes toe hope tost oppor- TBEASUBT-BALAMOB ffo a t aaat o f his ear. A M toit dia- ot On the platform smiUng arith the West Haven. ( am Page CMht) (Oeattoued ea Page EMht) ternsl union strife, poUeo advanced tunities would arise to permit on taaes north o f Fort Walton, he eald, Chief Executive wem Senator Tbe body of Robert Ortloff, 54. the theory Gappel i ^ h t have been early peace for toe far east. Washington. O c t 4.— (A P )— Tha an automofaUa pamsd the ear aad James B. Murray aad Reps. James araa found early Sunday beside the kUled by a bandL Tbe League took Its first definite position of tos Treasury October I t tbea foread him to stop. railroad tracks in North Haven near action to aid China In her war wlto F. O’Connor aad Jerry J. (TCJonaeU. Grand dory Wltaeos. Receipta. $76,481,S08i8. Four awa aUghted and covered a brickyard where he waa employed. Japan today when toe financial com- Expenditures, $^833,090.45. The Presideat mentioned aU three Rubin waa a Grand Jury arltneas hiai with a sbotgua. Alien declared Dr. Sterling P. Taylor, medical ex- mittee approved expentUture of BaUnoe, $aA57,400.18SJT. by their first aamea and Murray against Louis (Lekpe) Buchalter, tbe BMB k ^ t outside the range of and O’Oonaor twice. O'CanneU haa aminer, said be waa struck by a ELECTION RESULTS TONIGHT aome $460,000 to aid toe Chineoe Customs reoelpto Cor ths train. Jacob (Gurrah) 8ha|Uro and M fight against epidemics hi the war $1AS6.4S0JI7. tbe hwe (flights and ha dU not reeog- been speaking la Montana against SUverman. Buchalter and Sha- niae any at them. Henry C. Baummer of Naugatuck Receipts for tha fiscal year (steM Wheeler aiace Cbngreas aUjoumad. piro, fugitives from both Federal "W e want that nigger,” waa aU died last night la Milford hospital, The Herald wiD girt Election Results service tonight. The League financial committee July 1), $1,663,781,48848; exp* and state Indletnients, were de- they aaid to Um, Alien rMatad. After rstotiite tibw a wealthy nn- a buUet in hla head. Dr. WilUaih acted CO toe report of toe commit- tures, $149143841046, J. H. Fischer, medleal examiner, scribed by Dewey as "the two tee on technical assistance for Sheittr Allen aaid -fMUng hem aained New York pnbUaber hod The polls win dose at 8 o’dock. No results win be $588,77348441 o f emergeefly < said be committed suldde. greatest racketeers In the coun- China in approving the $480,C00 ran Ugh'* at tha mim the urged blai to balaaes tha budget try." dlturea; exoaaa at axpomlBarate Carl August Carlson. 89. injnrad available before 8:30 p. rl granL ‘Hie technkaJ emletenre $33744448448; groaa d S t T w S C e - > wUto boy through a dois aad eUmtaaUou ot SUverman. now held In $350,000 at attarklng September 38 In a fkU while be waa committee pointed out toe perU ot 463465.04. Ineraaaa o f $ 0 6 4 n .m jl% (; removing awnings from his house. ban. was returned here from CaU- epidemics becoming scute as refu- ' hurt. DIAL 5121 — 5122 — 5123 over the previooa 4ay: goi"

TpAQ BtW I MANCHECTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4,198? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHE^iiTl. CONN.. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4,1S0T BOLTON IS HEALTHY— IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE I BRmSH-iyHERICANS SEEDUKEASPAKT-UME FnSr STARRING ROLE KMIBBOOTV pe n n y bank' ABOUT TOWN WERE STEAUNG PARTS PAID THE UORTg m tx old unused school building tn toe testing lone doses this aftamooB at Bolton is a healthy place East school yard removed. 8 o'clock. Tbs lone will be moved RESIDENT OF AMERICA which to live according to the OUTONMND.MAN PROGRAMS PLANNED Weddlag Saturday m FOR YIRONIA BRUCE Thomas Maxwell, employed by Score Nude Co-eds*Pictures to Putnam for toe next testing American Woman Leads MAY BUY aUB SITE report o f David C. Toomey, town The first fall meeting o f the T . M. IN A STOLEN AUTO ROCKVILLE Mias Fanfiie E. Matoewson, daugh- period. A — — the Manchester dlvict^ of the (OosManed from Page One) bc^th officer. In his annual re- C. A. Women's diviaion will take ter of Mr. and M ra Fred A. Matoew- port to be read at the meeting Beantlfnl Screen Actress Given place tonight at 7:30 In the ladles Oonnectlcut Power Company, Thieves Used Local Car In At. was delayed in making his usual IS ARRESTED AGAIN In College Health Project FOR COLUMBUS DAY •on. at 307 Etast Main streeL this Diplomats ’ Social Season tatea. Each time the report proved of the voters of Bolton tomor- First Real Opportunity in parlor. Mrs. E. B. Inman will pre- city, and John D. Perry, son of Mr. row night he will show that only side. Mrs. Walter Wlrtaila'a danc- tempt to Get Equipment morning collections from' the and Mra. D. K. Perty, of Mapla Hill, HaTc Option On Property On ~gr6undleas. Flint Coming to State. branches in town. PSymaat for WAPPING The definite announcement by the three cases of communicable dis- Ing pupils will entertain and Miss from Second Hand Cars. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE New Britain, wrera united in mar- eases were reported to him. Two electric light service Is taken at Detroit, Oct. 4— (A P )— A coadid^grapbic. He thus would ayold “em- Waahingtea, OcL 4.—(AP) —AHer flair tor mimicry and w it looff Duke In Paris, where the Duchess Though she has been a screen Florence Benson and her committee riage on Saturday afternoon at the cases reported were for chicken- will provide refreabments. E. J. Murphy's drug store on Geo. T. Colemao, .fir.. Faces comera's role in higher educatkm, Koigbts to HaYo Special Rockville Baptist church. The A fter a summer in New Hampshire many to call her "toa beat wos Spmce Street; Spedal went on a shopping tour to add new notable these several seasons, Vir- There was good reason for finding Depot Square for toe conven- The funeral of Peter Torosky of pox and one for measles. with photographs of coeds to toe ‘T feel,” Gorman said, 7toat toe READY TOMORROW ceremony was performed by Rev. story-teller In Washington.” creations to her already famous ginia Bruce considers "When Love the automobile stolen from Porter- ience of resldenta of that part of nqde, commanded public interest advantages o f toe presani; proceduro South Windsor who wras killed last Lady Lindsay again Is giving her ------— field's last week being found in a Two Charges Tomi^^ Elarls F. Matoewrson, of Magnolia, Y et these things o is oU sidaUnsa— wardrobe, loosed a flood of specula' Is Young” her “first” picture. In The Mefilorial Hospital auxiliary toe town. One person hid a 1 today. are not commensurate with toe dis- Gathering on October 11 Wednesday night when he waa run personal attention to toe British even the gardening. Her job U 3 Meetini; Tomorrow Night tlon on their plans and the implica- will conduct its falt-rummage sale Junk yard. The person or persons Maas., brother of the bride. over by a truck at toe Hatbaviypy this romantic Uplversal comedy bill o f 14.04 for li^ t a and In Following newspaper accounts of advantages. HowevA^ T'am willing Interviewers Will Be Present Embassy garden— symbolising toe diplomat's wife comes firsL tion of their visit. of the privy purse office—which, Thursday from 9 a. m. on In the who stole the car from the jrard in The bride was attended by ber and Steane plantation, w ga- held with music, coming to the State m^ng toe paymento paid toe photography os practiced to correct to be converted." at Town .Clerk’s Office Each approach Of a new Washington She makes out party lista and ar- they said, seemed to Indicate King store at 1007 Main streeL The pro- Manchester bad driven Into a junk ' Other Cases Schedoled. Bister, Miss Evelyn V. Matheweon, Saturday morning at 8:18 at Whit- Becall PredtcMona theater Tuesday and Wednesday, bill in pennies. Counting these 404 posture at Wayne University, civic Mrs. Laura F. Osborn, board and Dance Next N ight of tola city, and the best man was Boctsl season. ranges seating for dlnnsrs horsolL A apectal mectlnf o f the Btitlah' George himself probably bad been Meda are for the hospital linen fund. J^ard in Cheshire afid the occupants pennies, together with toe other Tuesday from Now On. ney's Funeral Home in East Baltimore adopted an 'T told you ihe tops a casL In a sympathetic comment developed. member, suggested a "tborough In- Winslow Perry of New Britain. She dictates letters and wrltos par- ’ Ameiicmo club h u been called for so” air as friends of the Duchess re- consulted In advance and had ap- role tor the first time, after doing Donora unable to deliver their con- of the car were at work removing change delayed toe coUector Promises of inquiry were moile vestigation” to "set all our mlnda Hartford and at 9 a m. at St. C^ath- The dynamic, American-born wo- proved Windsor's tour. radiators from ears in a second band Released on a bond Friday mgM Rockvlile, OcL 4.—An interviewer The uahera were Robert Mlddlcmas sonol notea There usually ara vM - tomorrow night to take action on called their predictltHia the famous numeroiu second leads and menac- tribuUonA to the sale Wednesday longer than usual. by two city board of education at rest on toe subjecL” Plans have been completed by the erine's church at Broad Brook. He man soon will plunge into toe com- car aale lot when they were discov- and Clifford Matoewson. The dou- to n for luncheon. In toe aftomoon the euggeitlon of the officera and couple would visit the United Farewell Address ing beauties. She also dances for afternoon, should get In touch with after hla trial on a oharffa of breaob members, one a woman and one a "W e must safeguard our young local Knights of Columbus to cele- from toe TbompsonviUe office of haa been a resident of South Wind- plex social duties demanded of the the president, Mrs. WlUlam O. ered. They had diamisntl^ aeveral ble ring ceremony waa used. wife of Sir Ronald Lindsay, Great she spends one or two hours coUlng, States. That theory was linked with a the first time. And for the first of toe peace was postponed until to- man. women from any possible embar- brate Columbus Day with two varied the Connecticut State Emploirment A reception was held at the home sor for twrenty years. He leaves oommltteo that property of the Craw.ord of Academy street, or any radiators and removed batteries Britain's ambassador and dean of attending teas or leaving carda. It was taken as a matter of phrase from Edward's fareweU radio time she la photographed without RoberU, Black entered toe chamber Qeorg* T. Coleman, Jr.. 19, As explained* by Dr. Irvin W. rassment,” Mrs. Osborn said. “ Any £rograma The first is to be held Service will be at the Town Clerk's of toa. bride's sister, Mra. George his uncle, James Torosky o f South Dunn estate on Spruce and .Maple makeup. o f tha heads of the following when discovered. Whoever had stolen looking solemn. I of 78 Florence atreet was arreotad Sander, health service director at danger that might exist to. this londay night, Columbus Day eve, Windsor and hla mother and broth- the Diplomatic Corps. There la another hour at bar dook course there that "Aunt Bessie, speech when be pledged that, "If at ofiTlce, Memorial building, Rockville, Schwars of Spring street, follow!^ atnets be purchased for a new duo groups: No. 1, Mrs. James M the ear in Manchester made his es- photography would be to the dis- • t toe K. of C. home consisting of a era and alatera in Lithuania. before dinner. M ra D. B. Merryman, who returned any Ume in the future I can be "When Love Is Young” is the O iief Justica Hughes announced y ea te r^ y at 10:80 n. m. wi Wayne University, the pictures are on Tuesday, October 5, from 2 to 4 the ceremony with members of the But evren during the season she site. An option baa been taken on Shearer; No. 3, Mrs. Paul Ferrla, cape through the woods, leaving the m a ^ with toe subjects masking posal of the photographs.” abort regular meeting followed by Meanwhile she runs toe houas, only last week from Europe, sllen: found of service to His Majesty In a screen version of Eleanor Griffin's formaUy after toe justlcea ware »treet and charged with ta- o'clock and every Tuesday in toe immediate family attending. Follow- Gerbardt E. Rast of Warehouse gets up at 6:30 a m. on nica morn- . the prt^Mity and a price set The No. 8, Mrs. D. M. Caldwell and No. Porterfield car atsuidlng In the yard Dr. Sander, who has toe backing an address delivered by the Rever- orders supplies and spenda at Isaat club'a members , will be asked to ap- about her niece and new husband, private station I will not fall.' McCall's Magazine story, “Oass aeated that Black had been noml- Tke breach o f toe panoe themselves to conceal identity. A future to service the towns of Ver- ing a wedding trip the couple will Point, superintendent of schools ings and works in the garden until 4, Mrs. William Knofsld. partly filled with rsdlatore and bat- of Dr. C3iarlea L. Spain, executive end Andrew J. Kelly, pastor of Saint an hour dally with toa newspopora prose of the officers and committee bad charge of arrangements, but Observers predicted, however, the Prophecy.” It presenta Mias Bruce tertea. natad and confirmed and hod pre-N*M'^*v ” ^5* P '*“ '*^**ter toe poUie nurse is present. reside at 60 Cedar streeL New Brit- here, commends Carl A. Magnuaon, 10:30, breakfasting there. Anthony's church, at Hkrtford. non, Tolland, and Ellington. But jvist now, thera ora no porttM action and authorise the purchase the question "where will they live trip was certain to lift Edward from as Wanda Werner, a farmer's sented his credentials “?*** *** throwing a stone What follows is a study of toe vice president of toe university. In ain,' where toey_w1ll be at home principal of toe Ellsworth Memorial Mias Nellie Jones of the veilture, gave assurances tost Father Kelly is known aa one of The interviewrs wdU be in charge By 11:16 she is at her desk in toe at the ploL while In America T“ went unan' the limited social circle In which daughter whose high school class- Newton. No mention was miuie transporting workers to .photograph, made against a chort, ^er November 1. High school, for splendid task in — and there's always work to de ki Mass,. Is the guest o f her no picture reached the wrong bands. toe best apeakera In Hartford aad of Joseph Clccosanti, and there are massive red brick Embassy for her Tomorrow night's meeting will swered. he has mingled since he abdicated mates can prophecy no better fu- nephew oath. the Independent OoSk' c o m ^ y to determine incorrect bearing, and Ev-raiiig School organising and carrying on the a garden. and bia wife, Mr. and Mrs. Such photitgtfiphy, aald Dr. Mar- because ot bis many and varied no fees. The Service Office for Em- real job. be held la the club rooms at 989 Society friends of the Ducheai the throne last December to marry ture for her than someday ratatng Wallace BUCK TAKES SEAT Tha chief justice then eeiiez «... Peasant streeL exercises for Improving the posture. work of the high echool. The su- Jones o f Phdps road. Dr. Sander, expressing astonish- garet Bell, head of the women's travels, be haa a wealth of Inter- ployment collecte work opportuni- Registration for the Rockville eve-' Mala street and is called for sevin suggested the couple probably the former Wallis Warfield, Baltl- the biggest pumpkin for the state pervisor wrote a highly commenda- She has the larEiest calling Hat of health service at toe University of esting and Informative facte at his ties from every eectlon of the dts- ning echool will be held this evening o'clock. A full attendance of the would make their temporary home more-bom divorcee. fair. Instead she goes to Broad- ment at publicity when “ thla proce- any British ambassador’s wlfa in Michigan, one of toe seboota named disposal. His latest travels have tricL at the Sykes Memorial srhooLfrom tory report of toe condition of the membership la desired since an ex In either Maryland or Virginia. way under convoy of her uncle, act- Douglas H. Swarts, formerly IN SUPREME COURT dure baa been so long to use at lead- school. toe world. During toe seaaon, abe As the Prince of Wales and dur- Hngbaa Statemeat atreet. was arrested with Coleman ing universities,’.’ said "many hun- by Dr. Sander as doing that work, taken him to Rome and other parte Each person regietering for the 7 8:30 o'clock. Sessions will be preaslon la desired from the whole One of the places mentioned was ed by Walter Brennan, character manager of the A. A P. store In the and Sir Ronald give three or four ing bis brief reign as King-Em- dreds of students have been photo- ia ‘‘routine" at virtually all colleges. of Italy where he haa had an oppor- work will be questiofied aa to his heldto. on Monday, Tuesday and Thurs- Mra. Dorothy Swats of New York membership on the question. Wakefield Manor, near Front Royal peror, Edward was notably concern- actor who baa just won the 1936 Montgomery Ward building, and AS LEVrrr CHALLENGES Ih his statement on Black Hughes *‘‘*^*’^ charged past work, special skill, history, edu- day evenings from 7 to 8:30 o'clock city has been the guest at toe home large dinners a week (SO to 48 said: with intoxication and with breach graphed at Wayne since the project Generally, however, she said, toe tunity to observe conditions as they guests). They dine out every night The- BrlUah-Aroerlcan club has Va., the estate of ths Duchess ed with the social welfare of his Academy award for the best mas- now with the store on Farmington really are. cational background and special and • registration deposit of 31.00 of her mother, M ra Harry P. Flies tong since outgrown Its present avenue, Hartford, has moved his was begun in February and "only ‘‘sllhourettographe s ^ e m ia used, they are not entertaining. There cousin, Mrs. George Barnett, widow subjects. On many occasions he as- culine supporting role of the year. three" objected. with Bcreens.” A t toe conclusion of toe address, a training. will be charged which will be return- There will be a special meeting of quarters. There Is not sufficient of a World War major-general of Mlsa Bruce becomes a singing star family from Autumn street (Oenttnued fracn Page Oae) Voting and Town Meeting ed at graduation if a student has There w1U bea special meeting of usually are several house guests, sailed housing conditions of British South Windsor. The non-compulsory service Is Dr. R. M. Olin, head of the health real spaghetti dinner will be served noom to carry on the social ac the Marine Oorpa workers. and falls In love with Kent Taylor, cllSrSeTrik“*o?^.^^ under toe capable direction of C^bef The biennial election of toe town attended 34 of the 50 sessions. Wapplng Grange, No. 30, held at and British citizens are received at momenta and sent papers to the bv the "®"'*"»ted employees of the Ooak compan», available to men students as well, department at Michigan State col- ttrltles o f the organisation, and It as a brash young press agent, all Garrone and bis aasletanta. of Vernon ia taking place toy » •core of prevlou^r- but it was the coed part of It which lege, reported toe photography is Just when the royal couple would ings In this country,” the then of which brings on the film's sur- M a c e t a t e justice of toe Supreme resta were disposed of*^ln Police aroused commenL not practiced at his Institution On Tuesday night toe Council will the polls being open from 6:80 this lowing: Principal, Allan Dresser; < N. Foster next Wedneeday evening, But toe prospect doesn't dismay itemberahlp on a meeting night let prise climax. street will leave tomorrow for a Text of Request teachera Joseph McCuaker, Paul poised and graetoua Lady Lindsay. arrive was not known—sometime Prince of Wales declared In 1933, Court of the United States His Court ten days ago. Frank Gorman of the board of where “we consider those defects ionaor a aemi-formal Cjolumbus morning to 6:30 thia evening. One Octeber 6th at 8 p. m. It is hoped alone a special occasion. The off!- aUy of several weeks In Scranton. He said this was toe text: of the most hotly contest^ towm Roden. Kenneth Little, Stanley this fall or winter—but society in 'are more than a century old. They nomination bos been confirmed by David R. O'Brien, 88, o f 7 North education advised "fluoroscopic something for the parents to cor- Say dance at the Manchester Coun- all the officera will try and be pres- Her gray hair stays unruffled, ber ears and the committee believe that Pa., where she liaa been called by “ I request a hearing on toe title elections In some time was expected Sprague, Margaret Hart, Eliubeth brown eyes serene and amlUng. 'Baltimore, Washington and New are relics of a bygone Idea of what the Senate. He has presented his P^tth avenue. Taftvllle, was arrested exaratoatlon’’ In place of toe photo- rect." try club. A committee composed ent as there will be a rehearsal of action must be taken towards sccur. tte Illness of her mother. She will of Mr. Justice Black to hla seat on of John Tierney, chairman; Joseph with bojh the Republican and Dem- Berger, Anna Hendrick and Mar- The ^yen n e's personal interests York smilingly contempUted the was tolerable tor the workingman." tola courL" commission which has been filed in Blast Center street yesterday at the degree work. lag asw quarters soon and hope that OLD AGE ASSISTANCE M accompanied by her young son PlcauL William Courtney and Thom- ocratic partiea having strong slates garet McLean. The Hi-Y club of the Sniaworth are viaried. Bbe likes motoring. Bhs Tht Morning AftarlMfif the matter win be deflnltely settled guttering poaslblUtles of a merry Had Visited Slumb K&rol. Kelly, a slender man dressed in a toe form prescribed by law.” 10:40 p. m. by Policeman Jose^ A. There will be four new courses Uve posiUooa. It bos been toe e as McVeigh have completed all their of candidates. Both parties planned Memorial High school arc making plays at photography. During toe at tomorrow night's meeting. social whirl enhanced by their pres- lA st year, only a month before dark busineaa suit, made hla motion Black arrived nearly three hours ? *i*?^ '* charge of drunken offered thla year: Public speaking, Corttrit Uttlo Livtr PfHs perience of our supervisora here that plana They have requested that to have a large number of cars on plans for the coming seasoa. war ahe waa a Red Cross executlva ence. the storm which brought about his GIVEN TO TWO MORE The Brotherhood of the Concordia after being ruled "out o f order" before the session was to begin He examined by MANY HERE ATTEND it la difficult to keep teachers here, reservations be made early as lack hand to call for voters who request diamatica mechanical drawing and Three times since the World War, abdication, Edward visited the Lutheran church will begin their once, while attorneys were being shop mathematlca. The regular Ipm C A N SAliOONS since aa soon aa they have gained of seating facilities necessitate the transportation to and from the polls. the Duke as the heir apparent to black areas" of depression-op- bowling aeaaon, with games tonight admitted to practice. limiting of the number of tickets The call for the annual towm courses of machine shop, woodwork- ^ HELP HTSBANOS. the British throne and the world's Number Receiving State Award at 7:30 at toe Charter Oak alleys. experience they can command bet ■% ■ I pressed South Wales. There, In a "1 arise to toe question o f person- ter poelUona elsewhere. Miss Gal' sold. Reservations can be made by meeting reads tonight at 8 o'clock, ing, sewing and commercial sub- most eUglble bachelor, visited the burst of feeling, he made his famous Increased in September — All members Interested In forming al privilege as a member of tola WELFARE SESSION contacting any member of the com- but according to custom it Is ex- jects will also be offered. If a suffi- ? Mealcn a t y — (A P )— Show-, United States and probably no oth a league are urged to be there at . . A fter chasing him through aer- lup and Misa Robb wil conUnue here promise, "something will be done," Weekiy Average $6.21. bar,” he said on the second attempt. A huge crowd already was form- Manchester streets. Constable following a month's noUce, and their mittee or toe steward at the club:' pected that It win be adjourned until cient number enroll, there will also I and saloonkeepers with their er forrigner baa bMn greeted with that hour. tomorrow, Tuesday evening. be a class In cooking for one evening ilua for seleetlng unusual names words to which observers today Ts your motion in writing?’’ too ng when toe recenUy appointed Roymond E. Robinson Saturday ar- resignsUona will have to be acted bouse. such acclaim. Tbs first time was In added new significance. chief justice demanded. The following items are listed for a week. t b i r places of business, have 1919, the second In ths following During September toe number of jurlst entered toe building. A num- tected Anthony Orlofski, 33, of 176 upon by toe school board. With another week's stay In The Beethoven Glee CSub and G It is not in writing,” Kelly re- Head of Legislative Commit- Mrs. Louise Blume has returned toe attention of the voters in the At Rockville Hospital farmed a service tor stay-out* year when be was enroute to Aus- Manchester residents receiving Clef C3ub will hold a combined re' ber of metropolitan polica were aa- Charter Oak street on charges of Paris bis only known engagement, weekly Old Age Assistance awards plied. He added that be had writ- from Lake Sebago, Maine, where she call for the meeting; Richard Llebman, son of Mrs I h u s b a n d s . traUa, and the last in 1934 when be hearsal at the Emanuel Lutheran signed to assist ths regular Supreme “ cglecUng to atop for - atop signs the Duke Is expected to start short- was Increased by two, making 175 ten letters to each o f the justices spent the summer. She ia at pres- Quotatiops— To hear and act upon the reports Rena Llebman, of Maple street, El- ^ A oommcm name given to bars la came Incognito. church tonight at 7:30 o’clock In Court force la maintaining order. I “ i* ^ driving. Robinson tee of General Welfare » en the tour with his wife of four persona who received checka last asking appointment of a commit- reported to the police that ha was ent staying with her daughter, Mrs. of the several town officera and com- lington, Is at the Rockville City hos- -BINGO- ^ **tPi ofldna,” or "my office.” Thus New York recaUed today the mad preparation for a concert to be tee on tne matter. Albert LevltL former Federal mittees. pital with a fractured collar bone , months. The Duke bad told friends week. The total of weekly awarda going to Orlofakl's home to attach Claude W. Jones and family. Peace ie not a static thing. To ta y belated gentleman may Inform reception It gave the then Prince given at the Union Congregational judge In toe Virgin lalands, who end bruises. The young man waa he Intended to make a sentimental paid to toe 175 persons was 31,087 "Please put the motion in writing I an automobile but that Orlofski saw maintain peace is as dynamic in its To bear and act upon the Select- m wito, In an truth, that he has of Wales on bis 1919 visit as he church In Rockville on Sunday raleed oonetltutlonal queatlone of Chibs Is the Speaker. Ames W. Sisson spent a day or men’s budget for the year 1937 and in an accident on Friday afternoon Starting Oar 2nd Winter Series voyage to tbs Chateau de Cande, an average weekly payment of 36.21. and submit it," Hughes said aharp- him coming and attempted to get requirements aa the conduct of war, Ksan at this office. rode uptown from the Battery In a October 24. Black's eligibility arrived at toe two in Hartford lost week. when bia bicycle collided with an where he and the Duchess were Uw t week's average was four cents ly. "Oral statements are not per- away with the car betera toe at- —Former Preeldent Hoover. 1988. ■ A n o ^ r consdence-savlng name procession surpassed In Its exhuber- Court well before noon. Pastor Frank Cummings of toa To take action regarding authoriz- automobile being driven by Robert ■ "reunion de los amigos” — "get married last June 8. less than the average at the end of mitted on a motion of that charac- tachment was made. New London District waa in Hope ance probably only by the greeting the prevloua month. The Bristol Luther League will ter.” Hundreds o f persona sought en- Many persons from Manchester ing the Selectmen and Towm Treas- Piccin of 7 Grant avenue, Stafford •Dgether at friends.” Apparently, however, he became visit the League of the Emanuel Volley for a day recenUy making Through economic Interchange Thursday Evening* Oct. 7, at 8:30 Sharp given CoL Charles A. Lindbergh a Of the 175 receiving toe awarda "This situation is such that tech- trance to the marble-trimmed court- war* among toe crowded Odd Fel' urer to borrow money for the cur- Springs. The boy wras first treated - A late-arriving husband might few years later. Impatient with the aimless travel Lutheran church tomorrow night calls on members of the Seventh aad oo-operatlon. toe opportunity la rent expenses. at his home and later removed to to d it hard, hosrever, to get by with that has been the royal honeymoon four of the persona moved to Man- nicalities should not — ” Kelly be- room to hear Levitt attempt to con- leave HoU, Hartford, Saturday night Day Advent group. presented for all nations to live a The belief was expressed In and will present a short program To choose a supervisory commit- the Rockville City hospital where he Pthe dsad rat," the name of one In central Europe and determined chester after being approved for gan. vince toe eight older juatlcea they HOSPITAL NOTES to hear toe hour and a half address satisfactory and Improving type of Washington that the former Mon- The^ business session will start at Allan L. Carr was here for toe tee for Grove Hill cemetery. is reported to be resting comforta- ■eotioo City beer parlor. awards. Fifteen persons have died Told to Sit Down should require their new colleague. Ufe. arch and his bride wlU seek to pra- quickly to re-enter the life for which 8 o’clock. Refreshments will be of Arthur L. Johnson of Waahtog- day Thursday, from bla work at To see if toe towm will appropri- bly. ODD FELLOWS BUILDING his training as Prince and King since making application for the Old You may now take your seat," Black, to prove hla eligibility. — Secretary of State Hull. eerve the prlvaU status to whlcn Age penaloD. served and a social hour will be too, D. C., chairman of the legis- the State Hospital, Middletown. He ate a sum of money to be expended Deputy Sheriff Linwood Campbell fitted him. held. the chief Justice commanded stem- The chamber seats only about 300 Admitted lata Saturday: Mrs will have Thursdays off as a holi- (At The Center) they have adhered In Europe. This lative committee of the General under the direction of the Select- Is investigating the accldenL ly- persons and court attendants said Natalie Llndell, 85 Washington day each week. So long as we cling to the worth- would mean a complete absence of Although Windsor did not say Welfara clube. men for the observance of Memorial Allen Bible Claaa • I will write out my motion,'' applications for admittance had atreet, RuascU Irwtn, 297 Spruce less baubles o f party labels, we will Day. The Allen Bible class o f the Rock- official ceremony on their arrival what would be the ultimate purpose Mrs. Lucy Morrison of Salt Lake StreeL In toa afternoon Mr. Johnson con- Mrs. EMmund H. Horton enter- Kelly said as he sat down. broken all records. get nowhere. To see If the towm wlU make an ville Baptist church will meet this and stay in the United States, but of his studies, the announcement's SIX DRIVERS HELD City, Utah, is visiting with her niece, farred with Connecticut leaders of tained toe Women’s Bridge (3ub at 'Submit it to the clerk and It Discharged late Saturday; Mrs. appropriation of 3800 towards a evening at toe home o f Mra. Imo- It was not clear whether the gov- reference to "experience” Intimated Miss Mildred Morrison of Clinton Levitt Talks toa movament to have Congresa her home Thursday afternoon. — Senator Copeland. that they would be pointed par- street, and her nephew, Kenneth will be considered by the courL" , 1 Keeney, 183 Oak street Mlis pass toe General Welfare bill Incor-v Three tablea were in play. Misa W ar Memorial Fund. gens Starkey of 61 High street. The ernment would observe the perfimc- Hughes directed. I don t know what is going to Sylvia Vail, Wlnsted. Conn, Emeat To see If the towm will authorize class word for toe night wUI be GA M ES AS ALCORN PROBES Morrison and hla family of EIro porating many of toe features of Clarissa Pendleton won first honors, We hope that peace may yet be tory formalities for vlsIUng royaltv ticularly to politics. happen, ’ Levitt told newapaper- Sherman. 168 Pine street, street. Mre. Morrison Is making her During the 22 minutes toe court too Towsend Old A ge pension plan. Mra. Marietta G. Horton taking sec- the Selectmen and treasurer to ne- "Harveat''. The penny bags will traveling Incognito. Under such cir- "The Duke of Windsor has al- man. Tapping his brief case, he add- Admitted Sunday: Mrs. Etoal secured for all clviUzatlon, but U ways Interested himself In the well- headquarters with Mr. and Mrs, was in session, before adjourning Supper waa served preceding toe ond place. Refreshmente of coke, other natkrna must go to war, then gotiate and execute notee or renew- also be collected. cumstances royalty usually recelvee BURNING OF TRUCK James McKay of Clinton streeL . until next Monday, Black sat sol- ed, “But 1 am ready for anything. VVllson, 46 Strickland street Frank evening meeting. sandwiches aad coffee were served. als of notes. In whole or in part, for Installed As District Preeldent being of the worklngnuin,” It said. A fter all, all toe court can say U Pe*i-'Ute, East Hartford. we say they shall be left to fight a formal vreleome by State Depart- emnly at the left of Justice Roberta. Other speakers were WUUam B. Mrs. Alice Thompson will entertain the "Bridge Appropriation,’’ so- Misa Emma Bats of RockvlUa was BEAUTIFUL PRIZES ment protocol officials and the "He looks forward to opportunities ’granted' or ‘denied’.” Discharged Sunday: Mra. Antoln- their own battles. that future travels to other coun- (UnntinDM frtiin Page Une) Superintendent A. H. Illing of He looked over to where Mrs Relto of Manebeater, Bjrron P. Hay toe club next Thursday. —Harry W. Cobnery, retiring called, aald notea or renewrals of Installed aa the new president of the oourtealea of the port M ^chester schooU win Introduce Black was seated and frequently He referred to his motion asking Plerro, 197 Oak street Mrs. dan and Judge CMrablne of Spring- notes so executed, not to exceed the Fourth District of toe American The State Department was non- tries may afford of gaining further the tribunal for permiaolon to file Martha Findlay, 137 Cooper H ill The g ift of new window shades American Legion chief. cused of stopping the trucks In Alton Hall Blackington, newspaper glanced about the packed chamber. field, Mass., and persona from Bos- for the Hebron Library, by Mra. total sum for said purpose. Legion Auxiliary at the meeting committal. experience on this subject." a peUUon setting forth what he E'l“ lJ«to Wright, 791 To see If the town will authorize held In Wlllimantic on Sunday. M ra Windsor Locks and "Roughing Up" man and photographer, who Is lec- When court recessed, Mrs. Black ton, Northampton, Mass., Provi- Mary E. Mitchell are greaUy appre- OotUge cheese may be varied by Special Games Door Prize Attaches of the British Embassy turing tomorrow evening at 8 claimed to be Black’s Ineligibility, ivt *1.*^” *^ •*«“"** Brown. 93 the Selectmen to keep the road at Helen McFarland of Mansfield, pezt the drivers, as well iz damaging the turned to leave. Mrs. Hughes, wife dence, Norwalk and Norwich. ciated. The appearance of the li- adding one tablespoonful of any ot said they had no Information con- trucks. o'clock at the Hollister street school "Regardless of what nincompoop Tankeroosan Lake in good condition, department presIdenL installed toe of the chief justice and M ra Bran- Correcting many miecoacepUona brary Is greaUy Improved since it the following for each cup ot Wateh Wednesday Nigrht’s Paper! cerning the projected visit but WALNUT STREET COUPLE tall on "The Romance of News altuatlon arises, I am sure the J ? u ooBoernlng toe General Welfara and to keep the road open after Auxiliary officera aasisted by Mra. Another car carrying strikers,’ the dels, wife of Associate Justice Bran received a new coat of painL cheese: chopped pimentos, green characterised the announcement as allegation continues, appeared, the Gathering", Mr. Blackington comes _wl.l be courteons."toe former judge plan, which have been prevalent in through generosity of Dr. C. J. snow storms. Lillian Yerrington of Rocky Hilt, "very Interesting.” dels smiled warmly, and apparently peppera chives, onions, horseradish, first group left, and the truck driv- here on InviUtlon of the program Introduced themselves as they u ld. He declined to explain whatiJtrert** 173' McKee Moasachusetts. Connecticut and Douglas, and the Interior has been To see If the towm win grant the also • past department presIdcnL THE ODD FELLOWS SOOAL CLUB GIVEN BIRTHDAY P A R H parsley, chopped pickles, chopped request of the Board of Education Testing Lsne To Cloee ers were carried Into the country committee of the Educational club shook hands. Mra. Black and Mrs. he meant by “nincompoop.” otoar eastern states. Hr. Johnson wonderfully freshened up by M ra , , Births: Sunday, a daughter to oUves or pickle relish. asklhg for permission to have the The Motor Vehicle Department's NEW POLITICAL LIFE and let ouL The truck subsequently Miss Ejsther Granstrom, chairman, Hughes talked and laughed togeto reported that unless Congress eon- MltcbeU’s gifL would like to have rctumi of tickets With Black In his office were Miss Mr. and Mra. Walter Burnett o f 98 Parla, O ct 4.— (A P )—The Duke Natal Days of Husband and was fired. er for a few minutes. vsnss sooner than he expects that The Rev. and M ra Walter Vey sold as soon as possible, and they Anne Butt, hla secretary, and South Main street and a daughter be will Include aeveral of toe aouto- of Windsor's Intention to take his This second car, the state's at- As Mrs. Black walked from the and daughters are spending a few Wife Nearly Alike; Family may be made to her direct or the Jerome Cooper of Birmingham, to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vola of 88 era states in bla spestklng tour which American bride to toe United BUtea torney believes, carried the men who days with Mrs. Mary E. Mitchell Gives Them a Surprise. other members of the program com- court room, there was a rush of whom Black appointed hla law I Branford streeL to study labor problems In her na- actually burned the truck. They friends to greet her. clerk started September 34. until toe Charles E. Hildlng sum- mittee. Miss Granatom feela that Admitted today; Mrs. Esther Jas. tive land was believed by foreign are being sought by County Detec- se,i. East WlnUaor Hill. mer place ia ready for their occu- Mr. and Mrs. John Weir of 84 all who attend the lecture will thor- "Oh, Josephine, you were lovely, Black's office declined to accept observers today to open a broad, tive Edward J. Hickey. one woman said. pancy. They will live there during Walnut street were jolntlv stirpri.seti Only about 20 drivers f o r ' the oughly enjoy It and at the same telephone calls and toe justice sent Rrancea new political Ilfs for tbs labor Mrs. Black said that she expects Gibbon* 89 Oxford itr^eL the winter and until toe Hildlng yesterday by a gathering of the Hartford Despatch & Warehouse time will aasl.it In the Educational word he would not see newspaper- HEBRON minded former British Emperor. to go to Btrmlnghaln, Ala., tomor- Blrtha: today, a aon to Mr. and family return. The Veya have mode members of their immeiliats fami- company, accordUig to union head- club a welfare program In the men "today or tonight.' The announcement that the Duka achoolt. row. Two court policemen maintained 5?^',. Christopher Hampton of 216 As Mrs. Harold R. Gray was at their home In the (Seorge Klbbe lies, in celebration of thlr birth- quarters. itm remained on strike. house for toe past year or more, end Duchess would make a survey Her three-year-old daughter. a constant watch on the office from L_h Mf-work la toe yard of her home Wed- days. Yesterday was the 61st birth- It was expected that thla difference but Mr. Klbbe has returned here of housing and working conditions M ^chester Pipe band members Josephine, stayed with relativei two corridors which converged at and Mrs. Daniel Matoewson, Rock- nesday morning she sew a large, day of Mr. W eir and on Thursdav. might be settled shortly. from Manchester with his foster son In Germany, and toe United SUtca there while toe Justice and Mrs tha eom tr of toe building in which unusual looking bird flying over- September SO. Mrs. Weir's 5Stb Pollceinen DIamlaaed r. meeUng tonight Census; Sixty patients. and daughter, Mr. and Mra. Reuben 'soon” loosed a flood of speculation birthday occurred. The party was All other drivers today had gone at the Washington Social club at 8 Black were In Ehirope recently. the jurist's offlcs is situated. head. Tbs next minute it hod Peter Rabbitt on Edward's future. o clock sharp. It la Important that The new justice entered the pack- CLINICS dropped to toa walk near where Bosley. They will make their per- held at tha home of their son and bark to work. Food dalivaries lack' Levitts Motion manent home here. Thomas H. Carter, a royal house- all members be preaent. ed chamber to the accompaniment Week of OcL 8 abe was standing. Picking it up daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Ing for nearly a week were being Levitt contended In hla motion All clinics unless otherwise noted Health Shoes hold official acting as hla secretary, Weir. Jr„ of 32 Walnut atreet. made as usual. Mayor Spellacy dls of the crier's traditional "Oyei, ebe found it to be a fine fat part- An agent from the state, James that thera was no vacancy on toe are held at tha Health Center on T. H. Betterley of EUlngton, has disclosed the plana In a formal A large birthday cake was given mlased toe apectal policemen en- SL Bridget's Women’s Guild will oyer, oyez" which opens the dally ridge. Several people looked It over, for give the third In the series of public sessions. bench to bo filled and that if there Haynea etraeL , and toe concensus pt opinion was been doing research work in toe statement yesterday. He declined, to them by toclr two grandchildren. gaged when violence and stopping of Tuesday— b ri^ e. whUt and setback partiea to- were. Black would bo banad by toe that it had been Injured in some town lately, looking up old ceme- CHILDREN however, to answer any questions Bruce Noble and Nancy CMrol Weir. food trucks began. Mrs. Black smiled happily as she OinttltuUon. Dental— 9 a. m. on whether Windsor was preparing The union, according to Clarence n l^ t at 8 o’clock In St. Bridget's watched the proceedings from a way, attoer by flying against a wire teries and Isolated gravea He is The family pooled their mother's Retirement last June of Justice T. and A.— 10 a. in. working under toe auoplcee of the for a possible role In politics or Swann, vice-president, had won a ^ ris h hall Twelve egah prizes will close-up seat at the side of the or poosibly by on automobile. There gift and presented her with a set of Willie Van Devanter, he argued, did Wednesday— waa BO evidraca of Its having been W PA. The state ia conducting would become an advisor to bla pottery dishes in four different col- victory. "In all cases In which we b« given In each eectlon, two for chamber. wornen and two for men. and re- not create a vacancy, since toe jurist Well baby conf. at "Y ” — 2 p m shoL It was in good shape tor table through this channel a state wide brother and lucceaaor, George VI. ors. To Mr. 'Weir they made in- have agreements," he aald, "In The aeaeion was the first of a still is technically connected with Thursday— creases In wages have been grant' freshments will be served after tha uae. and the next day the family campaign to secure data from oil M W new eight months term. Up to Some British quarters attached dividual presents. gamea. toe oourL It would be neceeaary, Pre-nata'i—9 a. ra dlaed on as delectable a bit of wild grave itonea wherever possible. THE ANSWER I t THIS significance to the fact that the an- ed. The average Increase Is IS per Preceded by Justices Butler and Levitt aaaerted, for Van Devanter Friday- rise ■ cent. Increases depending on toe gaiM aa bad ever fallen to their Some of this data has never bem nouncement was made by an official OLD HEIDELBERG t'A-N.NEO' to serer hla connection completely Well baby conf__ 3 p. ra. loL Hr. Gray does a bit of hunting recorded. It will result In a cord various types of businesses." by reslnilng. Oral agreements on a closed shop aad was looking forward to getting sjrstem which will be available to L C U A L N O T I C E S Wuerrburg. Germany— (A P ) __ He also contended Black waa In- SCHOOL STREAMLINES a few birds later on, but bad not all. at toe Connecticut State L i- The gay capa. aasbes and ribbons or preferential ahop have been eligible because as a Senator he reached In most instances, he said. READING COURSES. expected to have euch a meal pro- brary. There are quite a number AT A COURT o r PROBATB HELD sported by German university stu- voted for a bill which Levitt declared «t MAnch«Bt«r. within and for tha In Federal Court vided with no effort on bia part and of more or less abandoned ceme- dents In Old Heidelberg days have Movie Scrapbook Increased toe emoluments of a jus- WHY TNC NEW Ntdonal Open Ulairlct of Mancheater. on tha 2nd In Federal Court today. Judge I^ramle, Wyo.— (A P )— CSoralc toe opening of toe bunting leaoon trlea ia this town. Some o f tbeee day of October, A. D.. 1127 become muaeum pieces. Students tice by permitting reUrement at full Laramie ■Un in toe future. old grsveyarda have grown up to G olf Champion, Ralph Guldahl Preaent WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Eaq Edwin 8. Thomas had scheduled a pay after becoming 70 and aervlng Judije now wear sober semi-atormtroop school children to whet their appe- Bradford Smith, son of Mr. and trees and many of toe stones are (uuituiniuMEn'auiH hearing on a petition for writs of 10 years. (The ConaUtutlon forbids ( prefen Cameli. lo bis own Trum of Ethel Wllann u-w unlforma. tites for knowledge. Mrs. Edward A. Smith, boa begun lying flat or have vteatoered to that habeas corpus for four strikers, held Congressmen to accept position words: "Camels ara different from boo ts AND O.XFORDS of W. Wondbridiie lata of Wuerzburg In turning Its famous In default of 35.000 bond on con- S he w nsFiLM hotabl *. Mickey Mouse, says A. A. Slade, his course at Yale. He waa award- inocriptlons are Indeclpherabla The Manch.iier, In .aid Dlatrlcl, d.c.aa- whose emoluments they have helped ed a ecbolarsbip at toe Rensselaer other cigarettes. You see. pls^og Included au. fortress, the twelye-centurlea-old spiracy charges. He A superintendent of public schools, is state plans in toe near future to to increase.) Polytechnle In^tute, aad one at Marlenburg castle, into a museum Judge Samue;! Rosenthal of Hart- ORUMMeR-CAOOHdZ. America’s No. 1 public hero. place Connecticut State Veterans' • f sinst an all-star field, my nerves la WMte - Hmoked FJk and The Truatee havinr exhibited Ita Van Devanter retired under the Tale, as a result of his standing annual account with aald caiala to for the old regalls. The project will ford and William Ginsberg, A. F. of WweN -TMEV MET. 'The children know him os a markers on two graves of Revolu- ran the gauntlet. Camels don't Tan Ihlw Court for allowance. It is provisions of tola legislation and still morie star, a comic atrip hero, and at Windham High School on his tionary soldlera here. One of these s»x«B ay, to 9 ...... 3X.00 cost the city 150,000 marks (360,- L. attorney of Boston, counsel for la subject to duty on lower Federal jangle my nerves.” / V OitUEKEll:—Thai Ih. Kth day of 000). toe men. held that the bonda were ■ warm Interest to graduatloQ last spring. Ha chose graves Is that of John Nolton Rollo, October. D.. 1»JT. at > o clock fore, courts If needed and if he la willing nlm. Slad« says. ^ Tala as being nearer home and hav- a victim of small pox, who died CMIHin IIMHHM excessive. On wet momlngii send them noon, at the Probate Office, In aald to serve. Black waa appointed by .M-cnclte-ler. be and the same la aa> "Children learn to read more 'in g some advantages besides. Mr. when on a furlough. He bod nearly off wlUi Goodrich Kubhena The four are fra L. Bruyette, Hen- President Roosevelt to succeed him. aisned for a htarlng „n tha allow- ry A. Rodgers, William Bums and quickly If they read about familiar Simth plans to take an engineering reached his home when he was aiRL RODEO ONAMFION. ahea of said account with aald aa- things. ’ course. He will work In the col- stricken with toe disease. In plac- tale. and thia Court dlrecta the Trua. Benjamin Osleger, all of Hartford. f Rose Davis [Uff) says: "Camels John J. Murphy, strike leader, baa "So Mickey Mouse. Minnie Mouse. lege dlaing room to help with ex- ing toe new stones toe old ones will tee t'' (iv e public notice to all per- penseo. not be removed. always appeal to me. bat I think •1 lona ibtrrealed therein to appear and been released under 310.000 bond. CURB QUOTATIONS D oi^d Duck, Benjamin Bull and a that the Cemels at mealtimes are n. heard thereon by puMlahlns a Others under arrest and held under host of lesser stans of toe ebrxxi students have returned to Mra. Irene Wright had aa dinner ••CAMELS go on sty shop, copy of thla order In eome newapaper 310,000 bond are Ralphael Lacafta, stripe will be brought to toe studies at Connecticut State guests at ber home Friday Mra. the most cnioyabU o f olL They H h hoNMAiNiH fact tliat notMiif iMin dots to ping list regularly,” says hatlrig a circulation In said Dlatrlct William Renaud. Harry Borden and rooms as supplementary ge. Lydia Roborge and M ra Loulaa St. hel^ keep my digesdon woeking Mra. Richard Hemingway, ■MENS SH O PS anl M1£IV lOV/E Center Items for 11 years." says Frank glad nerves.” the fastidiously clean and sanitary con- w est to Everett G. Lord, rcMdent goodness o f the finer tobaccos in Cameb. Mora ksxardt of life, and ynardinf A,committee o f five have been Hartford. Oct 4.—(A P )—E. Ha- wlmleeele dealer. The barn alone It Gin«w(Ay7).-Sn»okWVoobet dltlona that prevaU here. Where you •on P on y, for more than 80 years IS y o u N c Oyne Claesee for Wetgtw. and more smokers turn to •talMi rimai wHb Ufa IbmvA busy planning for "Homecoming aotd to be worto toe price paid. I do. And Tm potticiilar shoot find this to be true, you are sure to re- Sunday". OcL 13. o f toe Bucklmr- associated with toe engineering and HebroD eeems to be losing two of Hie regular gym rliiaes tor Camels. They find that Men protecUoto mspectl« aervlces of toe Hartford women will start next Monday, Oc- oiy brand. It’s C aad a There's THE NEW CAMEL CARAVAN ceive the moat aatlsfylng beauty treat- ham church. Mrs. Maud L R ^ S, A N O T H C a O t l L O rtNi lA not Its teachers. Mias Laura GoUup. / Steam Botler Inapectloo and Insur- WAUtS ih n n a n tober 11. H m clooi win ba held the cigarette, if yoo want mild- Camels ore naturally milder ments. is chairman and toe others are Bes- same 0IN& OAAn CR-TDCROOM wbo baa tougbt In toe White srtiool TWe g rant abows la on baar* u c e Company, and aecretsiry of from 7:00-3:00. oessl They're the last word in end that the full, natural rie B. Bell, Lula Plank, Walter J AT HOMS. for the peat year or more, baa’ ro- ladadw "Jack OiUe CotUev' as4 Beaay Goo4eaelB and Machineleaa Permanenta. 36 to 3io. Mltchall, Tracy F. Brock. The pro- Hartford hospital, died suddea- . aigaed to accept a poattloe In Frorr The awlmming rlssseg will start iavor." • Harry C. M o h r PIusT KARLOFF tola wjeek. Beglnnan and tater- iavor o f the conlier tobac- i "tvias tckool'l Sianr Cm ■iaafae of stand fm tod gram: Morning service at I0-43 a. Ha had bean She is a graduate o f tbs WUUmontlc ■wic. Ivwr Tnwdw aisfce at 9-JO p ti B.t.T.. SvM pm AR Linea of Insurance m.; dinner at 12:30 in toe church tajpeetor of the compoiiya i» “NIGHT KEY" Nonqal SdioaL She baa done good medlatea on Tuesday and advanced cos u brought to pcifiectioo TO THE LADIES ----- and Ufe aavtag on Tburadoy. Ot.T„ TiiO pm M.ST, SeJOsa P.3.T, WASC-CS3. H A R R IE T TS BEA U TY SAL O N Phone Hartford 2-6131 seatry; afternoon service at 3 p. Bartford tad Nsw Tor* £aut- weth In the a ^ eo) and bar leas win “nNDTHEMI in the Camel b l e ^ I f yon P*'- M. Mayo of Brook- menta and for toe last four years rop»y BAK-Pf-WARE be regretted. Mtae Helen Robb, who Sign up for one or betli at toeoe •od stick to it, is ray mocte,” U9 Caeter Street Fhone Manekester 4382 ~ ore not smoking Camels, try .N-A-BiiO IMl XX Telephone 6824 M id Center ne the fueet epeeiker. hod been • membar of toe home of- ^ taught ter too post monto fai clssaea now. “nuha" Kianti, veraran toansee«na THI TRAVlLBm. Hartfwd Mayo is the Oongragatlonol StiffbcoriSioec,* a^««tm ssit o f the ^y,*^** Have rnijibbm ^ J a s p r oehool. baa •)«> rooigiied . laao pilot (f%fis). "I was them now. And sac if yon, DoOer dlyUtoo. He wma bom In to aqpiiR a taarWng pooltion tn I do net want to coast aad tka SSSSSl “ r tha wertam part of WUIOCALI* h« FUUS . . " i w IS— m Bbm" thoeoaghly sold on Caowls too, don’t find diet fz ^ la ~ i oesaaoNUTu& 1873 to Bridge, bie of Angie- Bbe la a grodnata of tbs notfam does not wont nw to coast 1 Costlier Tobaccos in a Matchless Blend tight from the-first pock 1 my, K^glm L 1mm kto wtfk. WwrgMir U mo s tooeb- Witt my toot upeBt>a ftopt wUjsaH moan nofiuling ploosarcl I srs a sissrblsss bland of fioct, M ORI IXPBNSIVB TOE (--IW fchh M i ' 15 Fosra tn .' ■ m a fh l Msadlag brings m k tbsfitH, dslicsss is in t and ssads

MANCHEOTEA EVZanNG herald. B4ANCHESTER, COKM. MONDAY, OC?TOBER 4 ,198T BIANCHESTTER EVENING HERALD, BIANCHBSTER. OONN„ MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 ,198T PAGE rrvB vered a week-end retreat of the a definite purpose in coming hare; tional church performed tbe stogie Mr. Turaehmann to employed to tbe anaugh's father, Louis Mohan who better part of a mile to new poel- the study of the American bousing Somebody Ousrht To Compile Statistics On This day night the Court of laabetla Ca- and A. M. will meet on Tuesday ling ceremony. Miss Amelia Lucas, dreselng department of to* Cyril died at tha Leominster Hospital. situation. I BLOCK ESCAPES STAFFORD SPRINGS tboUo Daughters of America will night at tbe Masonic Hall, to Staf- tiona over a five-mile front, an sister of toe bride was maid of BHineral and burial was held to ford Hollow. R. W. Frank B. New- Johnaon Woolen Mill. Leominster, Friday. |iold a meeting to the K. of C. Hall A Thougl American report says that nineteen There baa always bean-a feeling OUT of the NIGHT honor and George Tursebmann, State Policeman Loren Larsen of on Main street at 7.30. Mrs. Mar- ton of Hartford District Deputy of shells from Japanese naval shore that the world has by no means BY M ARIO N WHITE Mtos Ella M. Lucas, daughter of served bto brother as beat man. Richard Valentine son of Mr. and garet Hanley, grand regent will pre- the 6th Masonic District will make CopvrigliL 1937, N E A Scrvics, Ine. AS SHED BURNS Tbe ceremony was performed to the tbe local barracks to on a week’s Mra 'Richard Valentine of (jrove God SB loved ths wot guns landed in the United States heard the laat of .Edward; that be Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lucas of Staf- side. Tuesday evening, Stafford hla official visitation. The Master CAST OF CHABACnaM presence of the immediate families vacation from bto duties and to at- street who graduated from SulTield gave Rto otriy-begoMaa fordvUle, was married to Frederick Graitte No. 1 will hold a meeting at Masco degree wll be exemplified. I Marines’ aector of the International Is not a mere playboy; that he haa INVEfiTWATtOll PBUCILLA POEBCE— herotoa. toe front door clicked, and Oily and relatives. Followtog a lunch- bto home to New Britain. Academy tost June has entered the Grange ball to Stafford Hollow. whosoever believetk la I Settlement within 20 minutes on a very deep and abiding concern yoangwomaa attorney. antared. She walked up toe five E. Turaehmann, eon of Mr. and Mrs. ecB toe couple left on a wedding Mr. and Mrs. John Cavanaugh Deerfield Academy at Deerfield. not pertoh, but bavs < Of ^ Mass. On Wednesday evening, members of Saturday night. None of the Ma- with the economic and social prob- PUBLIC ANY KERB— OOlyle reemmata QIghta to tha Corbett apartment, Old Cheney Store Threat- Max Turaehmann ' f West Main trip by motor to Niagara Falla and and family -of Prospect street. Mr. Mjriad Rebekah Lodge will hold a , London— (A P)—It to coating —John 8, Id. and iRttrderer’w viettai. hoping she had not dlaturoad them StreeL Saturday morning at 10 at the CtotakiU ML On their return and Mra Raymond Lambert of The fall and winter aeUvltiea of Britons 53 per cent more to live to rine#. fortunately, was Ipjured. But lems that confront not only Great MSS f-A PA c/rv meeting at the Odd Felowa Hall on PubIUh*4 Kvcrj :K**n Amy Karr. SlBvIa Copy ...... I .01 of the mark. the study of such matters, for If having a' party? AU toe bettor, abe decided. She would have aa axeuaa Oallvarad Ona Taar ...... ta.OO An American naval officer, re- there is a nation In the world In a Yestordayt The ease op. ^'A one-car wooden garage located •CalBst Jtan Karrignn. OUly aa*i« not to stop in; she could eentlnua MEMBER OP THB A8SOCTATBD porting on the incident, asserts that state of fiux it la this one. Our immediately up to to . roof. l ‘ ant ct too old Oieney store block — PRESS hla name is Karr, that he la Tho Aaaoalaiad Praat la axelualvalr recently the Japanese markaman- problema—and probably their solu- Aaay'a oeoala. And Dolan charges Even aa she decided tola, the at Charter Oak and Mato atroeti ••aatitlad II to_ tha ... oaa . V of rapubileatlon ... . . ' Ohio has been very bad and makes tions—are moving more visibly on that Jim ran away with $8oj)oo door opened wide. A man as- waa deetrpyed by fire of undeter- of all nawa diapatebai oradltad to It ; peared on toe threahold. •r aet otharvlaa oradltad In thia the Interesting suggestion that the tha surface here than elsewhere In atolea aaoorltiaa for which hie mined origin shortly after S o'clock tother Is aarvtag a piU«a tam . “Who's doin' aU this ringing . . . Its our this memtog. The blase was dis- Kh!d “ ?alSl“ '' * "* * ’ i shooting is probably due to both within grasp and not buried Vi Photographs ahow Jim and Allan He stopped, seeing CUly. He wan All rlfM* of r«publlett1oni of the worn condition of the gun deep under centuries of tradition Kerr to be the aame pqraon. The an anonnoua, uncouth sort- at par- oevered by Charles Oin of Coven- apbclAl dl«pAteh«t b«r*to tr« aUo son. Preliminaries to retirement Mrr«da llnlnga. and caate that mutt be blasted ptctme in Army's locket waa Jim’e a milk dealer, who was making father. had apparently tjeea conslderedre This is an aspect of the Shanghai his early morning deliveries. He roll Mrrlo* e1f«nt ef K. fi. A. 8«rr* away before the truth can be come CHAPTER XVn for he was In bit undershirt, a n d ' 1m Ine. only one half of hla suspandars turned to the alarm from Box 42. situation that had never been men- at and made to prevail. At home la her living room comer Charter Oak and South Main lftmb«r Am«rtc«B N«wtpftp«r Pob- tioned in the news reports, though Cllly paced the floor. ^la her supported a sloppy pair of slaeka. He held a tall drink tightly la bis streets. ttsbprt AnoclatloB. undoubtedly it has had the atten- right hand she held Amy's locket When the firemen arrived the “ED” HOWE and again she looked at tha band. Fobttslibn R«pr«MnUtlTM: Th* I tion of the military experts. Great "Oh-h-h-h! Hello, sister. Come flames were towering well above Jbilui Matb«wt SpMlal Aftncy S re It held. There was no the wires on a utilities pole on tor ' guns are much shorter-lived than There must have been much of right In." 63rd ANNIVERSARY Tork. ChlbAAo. Dttroit And Boaton. doubt about it now. This waa Charter Oak south sidewalk. Th* laymen realise. And the bigger personal charm about Edgar W. Jiin'e father. The llkeneas waa un- He lurched forward and with exaggerated gallantry held open fire was extinguished with water the shorter. Probably their dur- Howe, most famed , of America's n:.-jtakable. Thla was James Allan lines. Kerr, a convlcL And Jim Kerrigan, toe door. Cllly noticed that he The Herald Prlntlns Compenr Ine., ability la greater now, but it Is not commentators of the cracker-barrel v/as drunk, very decidedly drunk. The garage, built against the whom she loved above all else In sail at one end of the garden in aenme, no flnsnclel reeponelbtlltr 30 very many years ago when it type, for It la gravely to be euspect-’ thla world, was the eon who bad She hesitated. t»T trposraphleel errora appIOBle3r*s ridiculous black-ahlrted their audiences ready to cheer them 44-50 servers find that their artillery Such a man waa Jim Kerrigan now,” ClUy demurred. "It was to too alarm. ^ ^ , VEsdats, one wonders what, exact- achievements are of a peculiarly low on, to cackle at their witticisms, to and a thousand Police Sergeant nothing Important . . . . " Postmaster Thomas J. Qulsh Is ly, these futile mimics of Hitler and order as far as hitting anything declare with Immense admiration, Dolans could never make Cllly "Of course you’re coming to!" shaking hands with himself today. Mr. Corbett had her other arm Mr. Qulsh went to Hartford last lluasoUnl who march tmder the they shoot at is concerned. "By hookey, ain’t no one going to gtt believe otherwise. FOR THIS 59.00 Jim would be back. now; It was useless to protert. night In hla automobUe and whan he Uoaldy banner every now and then the best of EM!” But they held A reassured E'rUcUla Pierce returned home inatesul of putting rtpacted to accomplish—aalde from forth In village barber shops, straightened her shouders. ‘Tom ," Mrs. Corbett ordered, the car to his garage lotated off LOUNGE CHAIR pariiaps getting their beada knocked LAWYERS around the stoves of cross-roads Jim would be back. If not to- "fix Miss Pierce a drank. She Charter Oak street ha left It parked slon In November, farm legtslatlon needs It. poor deer. This la the to front ol hla homo on South MUn off, when they went so far out of country stores. In the columns of day. then tomorrow. If not thu A smart, low tufted pack model It Isn't hard to understand why could be completed by Christmas. week, then the week after. Sooner young lady I was telling you StreeL This morning the garage thalr way as to cross London bridge the American Bar Association con- the obscurest of rural weeklies or Incidentally, it would be a racy or later. Jim. Kerrigan would be about, Tom, toe one from across burned, and the postmaster’s car U you'd expect to pay twice as looking Cbriatmaa present for agri- toe streeL It was her friend who into a part of London where really vention at Kansas City bad a field in backwoods town meetings. In New YorkP back, and he would explain each safe. much for . . . to deep richly was mur ..." poor folks live and where such folks culture If there were stitched to It startling circumstance. colored mohair coverings. day attacking President Roosevelt EM Howe had tha good luck to all the fancy work that members of “Shut up!" Tom ordered. Evi- redder and redder every day. Down-feather seat cushion. for hiB criticisms of tbs law and break into print In a part of the Congress hope to attach. 8U11 too nervous!; dently be did not like toe word By GEOBGE BOSS ?/flnd It within their hearts to re- excited to "murder.” Any number of hard working cops lawyers. The President has been world where to be able to. write a Senator Oonnally of Texas won't think of sleep, Clily went Into NORTH COVENTRY bad their uniforms^ tom and their grammatical sentence was to be be satisfied unless the bill Includes a taliate by remarking that "You toe living room and eat down by "Oh, Mama!" Mrs. OCrbett a bit rough with lawyers, on occa- subsidy for cotton growers to offset New York, O ct 4— First night* Can't Take It With You” U but called across the living room, un- faces scratched, and they bad to more or leas of a genius. And the arc upon us and the theatrical sea- the window. The night waa cool sion; turn about is only fair play. tariff protection on supplies they a weak-slster to their own "George Md the breeze from toe bay de- concerned by her husband's rude- Ml— NeUla Latbrop of Hartford baat up a lot of wildly excited pro- perspicacity to keep In mind one son. though late in arriving, haa and Margaret." ness. "Mama, come here a minute. But the speech of President Rob- have to buy. Senator Ellender ol llghtfuUy refreshing. She looked to vtoittog at Perkins L. Lathrop’s letarians against whom they had very definite policy—that while it la Loulalrma wants to make the been declared officially open. Aa acroaa toe street at toe St. Ann Here's Miss Pierce. Come, M*m. ert M. Hutchins of the University ueual, there have been the deluges come meet Miss Pierce ...” But home. iiiiiiii— imiiiiiiiiiiMif mil BO grievance at all, and the Fas- spectacular and g6od showmanship farmer self-suatalnlng by requiring Heartleae Broadway Apartment*, into other living of Chicago was a timely warning that In return for crop benefits he of extravagant promisea, hopes there waa no reply. Misa Grace Reed, a fresh man at cists had a fairly narrow escape to wear a literary hickory shirt and The new season also has brought ^ m e where people gathered for that the legal profession has a little must sign a pledge to grow most plahs and verbal what-nota from us Elissa Land!, the screen's glara- toe evening. To ClUy, she explained; "Maira Connecticut State college, spent the from being tom to pieces and is asleep, I guess. She’s Ilka that Job of soul-searching to do—a Job be scornful of shoe polish, there of bis own groceries. cheery producers. One hundred and * comedy enUtled AU normal, commonplace peo- week-end with her grandparenta, thrown into the Thames—ail for eighty-four shows are announced to . . . falls asleep early.” Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rood. which can't be evaded by a simple Isn't a nickel to be made and very Finally, or perhaps not finally. T oe Lady Haa a Heart," and this ple. each living bla or her own wtiat and for why? Senator ’Thomas proposes to attach appear on Broadway before the first too, was pushed around by the ent in a Uny cubi- Mr. Corbett entered, esurytoar a Wtotbrop S. Vinton to seriously 125.00 3-PC. C O L O N IA L assertion that Mr. Roosevelt la little kudos to be gained by getting thaws, but veterans around th* tall drink for her. ill at bto home. Because, on the face of It. Mosley to the farm bill a r^ulremeot that leal gentry, none too gently. Capaul- cle. a iff dwellers, crowded to- biased and vindictive. on the side of the under dog. the President do something more playbelt are inclined to diaoount mg their general remarks, they felt gether under one roof, yet each “No, no thank )rou." ClUy Mrs. H. B. Pomeroy to confined to 98-00 wanted to make a speech to the Our buckwheat philosopher of the energetic about pumping new cur- half that number, because (1) the that "The Lady Has a Heart" Is a a stranger to the other. That 1* bogged. "I can’t drink . . . doc- her bed with a severe cold. BEDROOM ENSEMBLE President Hutchins put It up to tor’s orders, you know.” Mr. and Mrs. C. Irving Loomis common people—to a lot of com- grain belt rode, all his life. In the rency Into circulation. There la money will run out (2) the angels cardboard show about cardboard toe way of New York. Cllly the lawjrers in plain words: will run out,. (3) Holywood will kid- fleeted. and daughter, June, and Lester HUl (Below) A distinctive group of American pieces featuring a B-drawer mon people who wouldn't by any wagon with solvency and kept him- already authority on the hooka for people and that its plot haa been » “If they continue to accept what the Pm ident to issue 83,000,000,000 nap their actors, (4) the play- Just a* eoeUy could those across little drink with me. CMme on. be took a trip over tha Mohawk TraU dresser bate with Chippendale Ogee bracket feet. 7-drawer Chcst-on-(?heat chanoa Usten to him and who would retold so often It verges on de- a sport, baby!” Sunday. Mrs. Benjamin A. Strack Is done as the standard of what to self on the right side of the village In currency to whip prosperity wrights will fall to deliver the cay. Regretfully, there were not toe street sit at their windows (not shown) and pineapple poster bed. Mahogany veneered and Amer- love nothing better than to take banker. manuscripts, (3) discouragement and look at toe tenanU of toe Cllly took the glass and sipped and daughter, Josephine, and Ray- ican gumwood. do; If they continued to seek large along. Thomas wants to make the ^ many kind words about mi.. ot IL It would be easier If she mond HUderbrand took toe trip him apart to find out what makes President use the whip. will set in. Bayview. They could watch these fees under the Impression that they It Is a good game If one wants to Lendl's characterisation. appeared sociable. also. him tick. Tho season, nevertheless, h«. For this cinema queen of senal people carry on their normal rou are the common good; if legal be reasonably sure of a secure old been moving along. Right in the tine of existence, private and "I’m sorry to stop to at such Rev. Pauline Hutchinson occupied live features and a penchant both aa hour,” she apologized. "I They do put a tremendous and ethics mean little more than a pro- age and winters In Florida. heart of Rockefeller Center, John undisturbed. They could overlook the pulpit Sunday morning at toe for flctloneering and acting, this wanted to ask you something, Mrs. Second Congregational church. The hooest value on the right of free tective tariff in favor of the bar; If and Nelson Rockefeller (his sonp misadventure on Broadway comes toe doings of each person in toe house—and one of these persona Corbett.” Whtever excuse ahe Scripture reading was Mark, First speech in Britain—there's no deny- Health and Diet have set up ''Virginia," a big, lavish as a discouraging blow. She had de- offered. It would not be Impor- we are regarded as the spokesmen and duIlLah spectacle about the to- was a murderer. (Chapter, 1 to 12 verses, and Mat- ing that. But Just why all this pended much upon It. Twice before tant. Tomorrmv morning the Cor- thew, Sixth Chapter, 23 to 33 verses. I8TH CENTURY DINING ROOM CROUP 9-PIECES of special privilege; if our chief i bacco state. One of the big scene* she has been rebuffed on the Rialto "Suppose I were aoroas toe tremendous effort should have been Advice street, " CUIy asked herself, "what betts would probably not even re- U m thsma was “Mastering Life's claim to public admiration la our j Washington represents a street in Wllliamaburg though Hollywood was lavish In ad- made to Insure the Fascist leader would I see in this house? Would member that ahe had stopped to. Inevitable” , using os the toxL John agility In making the worse cause j By DK. FKA.NK McCOV which the Rockefellers have re miration of her talents. Once in a (To Be Oonttoned) A “beet eeller" at Ita regular price of 8154.00, this group to bound to the right to talk Fascism In Ber- stored to its Ooionial glories; and I see people playing bridge, and 18:13. Benjamin A. Strack furnish- appear the better, then we are lost; Daybook dramatization of Hemingway’s listening to toe radio, or could I ed three tojre baskets of mixed prove popular at the Anniversary price. 18th <3entury to etyle, fea- mondsey when even the London By PRESTUN UBUVER The term nervousness or the term Eroadwayltes. therefore, arc in- “ Farewell to Arms," which met then we cannot hope to make the clined to think that "Virginia" Is a see clearly where a cloud of sua- flowers, part of which were sent turing a Duncan Phyfe table, and made of mahogany and Ameri- authorities had denied him the sui- neurasthenia la often used as a with a brief and bitter fate. Again pUlon hung over ona apartment? to Manchester Memorial hospital 127.00 community accept our moral lead- name for a group of symptoms Rockefeller ad for the reconstruc- can gumwood. (6 chairs Included to each group.) cidal right to talk the same stuft Washington—It la amazing how In a mystical confusion called "Tap- Over there, I could see these peo- and toe rest to those U1 to town. Er- ership" v/hich are generally misunderstond tion work they’ve done In a hlatoric estry In Gray" that served neither The Family nest Gowdy and Mrs. John Kings- to the Eia.st End Jews. It is not easy the defeat of the Supreme Court bill city. Neither confirmed nor de ple as they actually are. and not There Is no use pretending that a both by the patient and by the pub- Its author nor Miss Landl well. as they pretend to be while the bury sang a duet, "My Father to understand. Why couldn’t they abruptly shut off the triumphant lic. nied, this suspicion draws no Of course, "The Lady Has a police are questioning them." Knows It AU.” great many plain citizens nowadays comment from Radio City. have let Mosley have all the free- blizzard of speeches and handouts One of the chief aymptoma la a Heart” may outwit the critics The more she thought of it, toe .Doctor Thirty-one attended the choir ban- are not pretty well disillusioned sense of weakness or exhaustion and stay on Indefinitely. It may 25.00 DROP-LEAF TABLE dom of speech he wanted—some- that blew from government offices Slams ,4croM the Sea stronger became toe urge to get qyet Friday evening at the Church about lawyers. This has nothing which appears soon after the If the latter proves true, ecrosa the street and regard toe SCIENCE HAS NEW WAYS OF Community House. Only those who where west of the City and north through the long months of the They say that Noel Coward had DIAONOSINO AND TREATDfO (Right) Another reproduction of the ever what ever to do with the Supreme fight. patient puts forth effort. He tires Is e safe guess that Miss Landl different families In the Bayview bad aoatoted this past year to toe of the Thames? too soon and the fatigue aenaetlon more than a mere financial share in may return to the klieg lights and But how? CANCERS OF THB b S eaST popular Duncan Phjrfe table, thla one with Court fight: It antedates It by a good Secretary of Agriculture Wallace choir were invited. A bountiful la all out of proportion to the svork the London hit, "George and Mar- fear to venture back again. The only windows which frontsd spread was prepared followed by a particularly graceful base. 34x43 top. n-..3ny years, and It Is due very Is a prime example of those whose fiatel." which,has been brought to By DR. NORRIS FlSHBEOT verbal bombardments of the public dons. The tendency to become on toe etreet were apartment win- games which were thoroughly enjoy- Genuine mahogany throughout. ABOUT NOT VOTING largely to the points touch on by fatigued quickly may be strong Broadway: but that ha aleo direct- Only Fair Start oowt; 8D6 cotiJd not m over there Editor, Journal of the Amortean .t ed by oU. ears ceased when tha court plan ed t ^ actors who are performing Medical Aaooclatiea, and of l're^ldfnt Hutchins. went down for the ten count. enough to interfere with any ac- aince first nights have been ajd »ek someone to let her sit In Next Sunday to Rally Sunday. The Nothing gives a voter a more lost customed occupation; or. If the thle comedy success from overaeaa back with us we have been regaled we front window for s while. She Hygala, tha Health Perhaps a good part of the trou- During the progress of the court tendency is present in a milder Mr. Coward’s financial share derives Magailna young people will have charge of the 19.75 feeling than to discover, after the debate Wallace would be found with a few more Items. From the could walk acroaa tha street and morning service. The Junior choir ble comes hecause lawyers and lay- form. It may only serve to make the from his partnership with John atelier of Arthur Hopkins, an old e ^ d there, but standing In the ballots are counted, that aome can- speaking before colleges, farm C. Wilson, the tentative producer Modem medicto haa dUeorersd wUl render two selections and toe men alike have been confused ae to patient aware that ha must put levered showband, came the pley e reet, you could see nothing above Sehtor choir wUl stag also. There didate of whoroe he approves, ami groups and over the radio aa often forth a constant effort to fight off of the ahow, and Alfred Lunt and the first floor. You had to be up many new ways of aiding early-’ whether the practice of law is t as three or four times a week. The known aa "Blow Ye Winds, ” au will be a rebeaisal for toe Junior who be had felt confident a-ould win, the feeling of being tired. The first Lynn Fontanne. By a legal agree- high, where you could look down Any Anniversary Sale purchase can be paid for on the profession or a trade. speeches always dealt with some about two yoilhg people who can't diagnosis of cancer. In ona of these cboir directly after school Thursday has been beaten by a single vote— symptom of the nervous patient la ment reached a couple of year* agree ebout living out their live* into toe rooms. Her eyes traveled methods the patient U taken Into s at the church. W-B Budget Plan. A email deposit down, balance If It Is a profession. It carries phase of agriculture, but It was un- therefore this symptom of tiring ago. this quartet share in an "All stowly upward; the dark roof of when ha nalizca that it was hl.i canny the way he could weave Into ashore or at sea. Henry Fonda ex dark room and a light U bald In' Thera wUl be promotion and weekly over a period of months. Up to a year to pay. yv »1lh it certain ethical quickly. for one and one for all'' relation- udes elnemetie charm throughouL the house opposite held her gaze such a way that it is poaslbla to own failure to go to the polls that standards almost any farm subject an argu- ship. hypnotically. Up there, on that soma changes to tha Sabbath school and entails a definite duty to so- | ment for jostling down the court This symptom is a handicap in So wordy Is this tncompatabll- look through the breast. If there next Sunday. Rev. Leon H. Austin turned the trick the wrong way. work, as any work which is com So, despite the absence of ofifl Ity over a period of two and tw f’ ahe could look down Into are any lumps or growths to the' clety. lu members are obligated younger men with to* Bayview Apartments. she wUl lead a clasa of all the jroung Staying away from tho polls Is ploted must be done in spite of the del affirmation. Mr. Coward mav half hours that aome lobby wits breast toe Ugbt will faU to pass people above first year to H l^ to live up to certain ldeals_«t the Ideas. fatigue and is also a handicap to Well have a hand in “Georgs and were for dubbing It "Two Years could watch every family: the through at these potoU. easier than going to the polls, but ,, , " Advance copies of speeches land- Smiths In 2-B, toa Downeys In school and any adults interested to iiimni^^ cost, If necessary, of cash In the ^ ed on corespondents' desks In Wash- entertainment. It makes the nerv- Margaret's” Broadway career. If Before the Mast," tn honor of an X-ray pictures may be taken and a three months' eoursa on T h s BO Is the ducking of almost any ous patient sit at home in the eve 4-A. toe HunUre in 5-A. She pocket. If It Is a trade, on the Ington In columns of twos to the be- so, moat critics irreverently dis- other aeawerthy classier others, by variations to the density of the Living Religions of ths World". duty. Yet the va.'st majority of ning. when be might be much better regard the Coward touch as not ao witty, merely fell asleep. oould look, unsuspected, Into the shadows the poaslbla presanea ot a olher hand, then anything goes " '''‘^c’O'cnt of persons who didn't vacant aparement of toe Carruth- kRev. Pauline Hutchtoion wiU be to people don't duck their duties—they off out seeking relaxation which they typed out their opinions; for The Shuberts brought back growth may ue determtaad. rchargS of the Intennadiato Depart- would carry him out of himself and ere who were In Bermuda, and 14.95 S H E R A T O N go to work *-hen they feel a great the gist of their opinions acemeu second edition of their musical When a suspected growth tt dls- ‘1 raenL Mrs. Irving Loomis and Mrs. 12.50 E N D away from hla symptoms. to be that "George and Mar- Into the recently deserted 4-B covered, a smaU section may be deal more like lying In bed or going ment U the only criterion of «uc- * ppcechea. success, "Tba Show la On" wltn where Mrs. Wheeler had Uved. Arthur Vinton, toe Junior Depart- cesp. The second common symptom of garet.” which deals with a mad- various substitutes, Beatrice Lil- taken from tbs growth and studied mesiL and Mis. Lawrence Robertson, SEWING TABLE flshlog; they alt up nights with tt.eir m rvousness Is over-suggestiblllty. cap British family, is a wsak-sta- immediately under tha mlcroaoopa TABLE The best thing the lawyers could Farmers First. The patient Is open to suggestion lie having fiad to Hollywood The longer ahe thought at the tha Primary Department Sick folks when it would be easier But the present dearth of speech- ter to our own xany “You Can't “Tha Show la On" will have de- to determine whether It Is eanoar Mr. and Mis. Arthur Hscklar and do would be to decide once and for and especLally to negative sugges- Take It With You." iMa. toe more It absorbed her Raracmber that not every lump to to go to sleep and forget: they pay es is only a temporary affair. Wal- tion. This may operate in such a parted our midst by tha time you p ie roof across to* way was dark tsro chUdren. Adelaide and Dentot, all what sort of league they are This snub, by the way, may read this. toe breast is necesasrtly a eancar. 12.50 their debts with money it would be lace, like Roosevelt, baa “just be- way that it causes him to believe too. u d just as Unifying as toe Tbert ftre variom fom a oi a( User Tork city, spent the week- I operating In. lead to eome international com- Thus, tha new theatrical sea- at toetr summer noma on Brew- pleasanter to spend oo >. good time. gun to fight" for uie sort of farm he is developing some serious dis- one above her. Amy’s ahrisk oi lumps and growths affecting tJ (Below) Sheraton table at bill he wants. Congress promised plications. For before long. th« son has got off to a fair, but not death stm rang into herI Krset 8 75 order which be bal heard discussed bame John Wilson (again In ca- tissues. The doctor makes at* Grand Rapids craftsmanship, And they feel a lot better for hav- to make farm legislation No. 1 o.' which be has read about. That a good start. And one of the rea- would be anI ordeal to Unger on Laura HIU a ^ Mtos Alice hoots with CMward and the cision to relaUonablp to the reproduced with genuine Hon- ing dona the right thing than they WINDSORS’ VISIT ’’must'' on its calendar of business belief that be has aome serious trou- sons for tha digital eccentrlcitlae that black roof long anouab to of toe growth, tts else and l o _ _ , students at WilUmanUc next time it meets, whether that be bl may cause him to doubt if he Luntsl is taking "You Can't Take of Broadwayltea these days is catch a gUmpaa into tot Uvea ol school, spent tha week-end duras mahogany and American (Below) A tabic with a . would if they bad shirked it. It With Vou" to London. And the bow long It baa la s t^ tba eg V When the Duke and Duchess of in special session or "gu lar vlll ever ge( well, and also encour- that they are keeping their. fin- the tenanU. a iiy a mouth fait the patient, the rapidity with wbk— their respective homes. gumwood. Sheraton flare! Grand Voting Isn't a prlvllepe—it's a i folk along the British Isla may gera eroaacd. * y : her hands were clammy. But ages an anticipation of growing toe tumor grew and many stmilar Mtos Cora Ktogsbuty of Guilford Rapids made of ma- duty. When you have done your Windsor come to tho United SUtes The affair of JusUca B l ik and worse aa the days go by. she brought her teeth together de- factors. r SBd Mra Herbert TomltoaoB attend- hogany and gumwood. tont—taken half an hour or an within the next few months, as It j Uis Klan has generated further Because the neurasthenic is ao cisively and ewallowed hard. If t ed tba meeting of Home Ecceomlc hour that you'd rather put to some has been officially announced thev I **°u*>t that there will be a epecUl infiuenced by suggestion bs Is os- trcmely aware of senaation— any to paasiag symptoms. she oould discover just one tiny ipectoltoto to Hartford Saturday. pccially Ukely to exhibit tha symp- disturbing or dlaagreeable senaation clew. It wotild certainly be worth Many doctors beUere that tlM beat' other us# and gone to the polls and wm do, that verv small nart of ih’. I **’ ®*°“ - legialation or no farm In tomorrows artlela I wUl dis- traatmant for tbs nsajotity of eaaas' Mtos Kingsbury spent tbe nlgbt with . ___ _ ’ legislation. Enough senators have toms of any dlseaae which he great- comes sharply to bis attention. He cuss some of the causes of aervou*. U.3 trip. ot cancer of the breast to woman tt her parento retuintog to GuUferd f 129-00 recorded your vote—you can't blame American people which is primarily boiled over In protaot about not ly fears—whether It la heart trou- is keenly aware of pain, of a throb- ness. Look for It In tbla newspaper. She went Into the bedroom and a surgical operation. In some . nnd^. yourself tha least bit If the election Interested In the social aspects of knowing of the alleged Klan affUla- ble, kidney dlseaae, or tubercuioila. bing sensation in the chest or of looked for the old pair of opera toe operation tt done with aa elae- Skilled Grand Rapids uphototerer* hav* custom bunt the** Cbastarfiald If he la examined, he may believe discomfort produced by stomach glaeses which had been her Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Tomltoaoa. goes awry. But If It turns out the visit may find Itself with all tlun to indicate that a special ses- quEsnoNS and answers trlo knife. In many other **i*t*«.t. Ir.. m n t Sunday to Woodbridge _ sofas for us. They'ra particularly good to Early American or informal sion would renaw tha nasty fight his condition la much more serious gas. One with normal nerves would roother’a They would not be oa wrong and you didn't vote you Just sort of embarrassing problema on Its (RIbe) o ^ r s of tba breast arc treated srlto M r Tand r ...... Mis; Herbert- Temlin- 18th Ontury settings. In blended Mohair or antique velour covers. suspended when the court plan sraa than tha axarolning physician savs tend to dlsmlas these temporary good aa flsld glasses, but they •44.00 BARREL CHAIRS Regular 8173.00. 59.75 GRADE hands. Probably some of these Queatioas: W. P. R. writes; '‘We ^ toa use of radium, and eome mb. Sr. can't help classing yourself with shelved. It to be. sjrmptoma—ha would quickly for- would do. She put on a dark coat physicians prefar to use a eombtoa-' get them. Tba nervous psUent docs have been having an argument and Mr. and Mrs. Haniy Bainea spent tha bunch of slackers that made It folks, who love to bask in the light But there is a Up-oS on the spe- Tba patient who has been con- wish you to aetUa it. The questloa and sUpped the glseeie Into the tiOBtof radtom and surgery, DROP-LID DESK scious of being nervous for some not have this happy faculty. The pocket sseot ot Sunday with her nephew turn out that way by not voting. that shines from thronta upon cour- cial session buslnaaa that la being Is; D ^ a maa'a body have one la many eases It la eustMnary to- watched closely here. Mambars time is usually a very discouraged more nervous the patient ths more A few mtoutea later ehe was at •ad family, Mr. and Mrs. Chartoa C tt 7 5 O^conunoB, bacauaa vary few Tha polls win be open until 8 tiers quite aa much as If they were more rib than a wemaa'e or does u treat the tiseues w l t o l S a j ? r S of tha house agrtculturs sub-com- patient Ha is anxious about bis Ukely be is to attribute to some have one laaaT" to., door of the S t Ana Apart- after toe cancer has been removoA BdMK, aTw aiim aatie. Shetatoa bairM chairs are cauppendale ball* e ’dock this evening. YouH feel themselves subjecU of # mon- physieal eonditlon; be looks back trivial aymptom a aarleus meaning: Ptoaa are completed and every- mlttee that la considering farm- Answer: A man's skataton haa It w «P «>• ebannele by avaUahle. Tba lightly uphototetod orma and and-claw, se ip w archy, will look with little less than ' legislation said they expected and ramembera all the various thus a brief pain in the cheat mean* locked. To get Into toe bouse, you tbing la reaiilniiee for one o f toe better about things Jf you gat your- tbs aama numbar of rlbo as a wom- which toe cancers extend to etow f^agmMit soetetya annual Hanreet mnga are typical tt tbe deolgBer. In all-over WATKINS tine front desk with aa tatetler things ha has tried without any heart disease, a short coughing spall rang the apartment bcU and the porttone of the body. . self over to the Armory before then drsad upon the coming of the exiled I ‘‘^^um to Washington a month n.eans the start of tuberculoals. and •ippors Tuesday ovenlng. Tha Bgnred IStb Osatuiy <4.**t.*w with noU trim. tftOTHCRS. INC typical ot Goddard of Rhode Island. % Uxting improvement; he falls to cn- tenant pressed tha buxaer to hu People are obviously foolish to' and stick In your say-so, if you king hi. w lfe -lt wUi b. so ex- Sf ‘ toy Ufa aa ha sees others enjoying ao on. With aU of his other worries, apartment The front door clicked •Annies" sxpeet to surpass oU pro- Top ox-bow drawer made t€ tha nervous patient usuaUy worries (Aaswor Is Yes) t r ^ toemaciTca to toe bonds of rtous Bupperi. haven't already. trsmely easy to do or say tha wrong It; and ha haa ths Idea that ha u and while It was clicking, you arlous ebartatans who treat eaa- gji-toeb solid mahogany. inferior to others and their work la to some extant about whathar ha Questloe: N. 8. wants to know; could open It Bsv. Psnlkis Wnti-lrii— ^ tos rs..—. thing, doa t you know. Other Prnpoeaia. om into pastas, ototmanu and to- of A\ANCHESTER laera valiiahls than hu own. All of will loss bis mind. "Racently I oaaM aoroas tha suta- To g k tato Um bmtta, toarefMo, to«& -1«vor Sunday evsB toi^ But tha avaraga American wiu Should the aub-oommlttee retuni SMBt that thla ptqpla ttvo ta ger »cOettt oTwklek toe true w e^ ittaiwtonce BoC belag very WEAR ON THE GUNS thsM bu

PACT S B MANGHESTEB EVENING HERALD. liAItCBBSTEB. CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4,188T MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CX)NN. MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 , 19S7 PAGE SEVEN BRI TI SH VETERANS REBUILT ST. BRIDGET’ S PICK PRIZE WINNER Hcaaa Hour; 0, Jack MeoMn'a {< Snow, Frank Sheldon. Roger Win- sad WUUam QaliniMa tka . What It Means: Strlngtime. ____ ton. After installation daadaff THE OPEN FORUM Soma Tuesday abort waves: JZK. r CAMPAIGNERS Team 3—Captain John Hackett; DE MOLAY SESSI ON held to tba baaquat baU. A •*"" TO INSTAU, OCT. 16 DAILY RADIO PROGRAM RADIO^y JZJ Tokyo, 4:45 p. m., BaUads; DJD Charles Kimball. Thdmae Ferguson, meeting for members will be OominunlcBboiui for pubUcatloo in O bm ownwa -- ^ Rev. Erickson, Dr. LeVeme HoiVnes, to tta amaU lodge room at CHURCH IS DEDICATED Transcontinental Debate IN KEMFS CONTEST 5i*^f***2?^ rubUcatton if tb^ oontaln m m Day Berlin, 6, ‘iOavotte, Hornpipe, Land- MONDAY, OCTOBIft 4 (Centrftl usd EaitMH BUodard T1m«) ler;" OSP, 08 0 , 08F, OSD London MEET T OMORROW Seott Simon, Irving (tombsr. Dr. TONIGHT I S PUBUC o'clock. JUl memtera at tta ^ the righrS decline 'M tpseSP I standard Ttane E. C. Higgins. ter are urged to ba praorat By HOROAM M. BEATTT ® 5 t n a y he Ubcloua or which le in bad taete From evnrm..irn NoUi AJI aroffcama to kar and baale cbalaa or troupa tharaot unlei 6:55, Plantation songa; RAN Moa- AoxiBary Also to Seat Offi- kbly Una — so loog aa both woiked In flad; coaat to eoaat wool; MIdwaatt wood wgl SiSO— d : f 0—Praai-Radli N iwi PirlaS Cavell Post. British War Veterans, •end that more prograes baa been wgbf wbow wabo kaoo kana. OTHER I:Z»— d Js—Paul Dauglaa and aperts time across the country, will be ard, Ralph Rockwell,' Mrs. C. B. emment. When he can ao glibly AT TEMPU WEDNESDAY Wliliain Brennan will be inatr' ed FiOed fo r the Senrices. of Hartford will InsUll the officers the Committee for Industrial Or-! poslUon that he w*^ot"interested Kemp's Incorporated, local Kodak mads toward actual enactment to OPTIONAL BTATIONS — Canadian: 0:40— d:4S—Lajal Aid aoolaty Talk used. It Is from 2 to 8. Originally Chalrmaa Thomas Bsntlsy of the Loomis, Gordon Tuttle. Ankara —(AP) — Tta, TurWl^L “ Something different’* In the swallow hia aupposed aversion to three months on $1,000, then was eret act; Central: weS wunl wtbe wdsy d:00— 7:00 — Tba Poetic Molodlow— tha program went <» at 11 a. m., YM .C.A. 1087 financial campaign Team 7—Captain, Miss Gertrude as Master Councillor of 1 hn government haa dartdod to buna'll of Mons-Yprea Post. B. W. V., of “* ; •“ anything the Federation did, but ***“*®’'’ winner of the Grand Mr. Splssa he surely Is a master at ktyr: South: wtsr wptf wia wjaz wOe- aaat: Ta Be Announced—wait way of material publicising state made by Dr. Townsend ta three waun wlod waoo wfbo arwno wcao wave •:1b— 7:1b—HollaCa Shaw, Saprana which made it 8 a. m. on the Paci- Middletown Man With Suite to will be In charge ef a meeting of Carrier; Miss Esther Anderson, Mias Mather Chapter, Order df De modem' sporte stadluma la aach o f | this town at a Joint installation off »y’ Msw;;.iSg "“*• than a| Prtw in their seventh annual ama- taking tta medicine of a machine. want wmo wab'wapi wa»b wjdk kroo b40— 7:10—Tha Pour Eton Boy*—bo- fic coast the 37 provtoeea of tta republla,,; residential and recreational years on about Sl.000,000. and much Make Visitation and Inspect Catherine McGuire, Miss Lois Par- Molay, with twenty-one other elect' St. Bridfat'a cbsrcb. wide!] has ceremony of officers of the post and Sion may demand. teur photographic contatt was Most Uksly ws all agree that of this progreaa baa beta ««eite (n wky wtaa w )«p kpro woai ktha kzbx Nial O'Hara—Niw Bnslknd In outlining his plays for the captains and teams, tomorrow eve- They WiU be of a uniform typo atal;j sources has been compiled and pub. ktba Hark ksne; Mountain: kslr kzhi 7:04—Boaka Cartar*a Comment ker, Miss Owendolj-n Prescott. Miss tmdcrfCB* maav ma>7r repairs th- auxiliary In Orange, hall, Saturday Clash of Personalities lected by representatives of tha (ood government 1s very desireble ths last three'weeks. Ws honor 7t0a— biOO—Haraao Hildt’a Brigadiers hroadeaste, Dr. Damroacb, who Is Deita Chapter of Thia Town. Ing October 5 at 7 o'clock at the ed and appointed officers by a coat between 856,000 and $00,000:.’.^ llshed by the State I^bliclty Com- W am lng The 'Bad Boy* ktar kob: PacIflc: kfbh kwf km] kero Sally Jones. evening. October 16 at 8 p. m. John It’s the Federation’s 67th annual —but eertalaly we don't all agree Dr. Townsend for the work be has 7ib0— g :30—Pick and Pat Pun—bsala BOW to hli 76th year, said he In- Y. M.CA. 'this Is the official open- group of Past Msztar Councillors Oovemora of each provtoeO wUl ta dtadSas Ut« srsetion at a handsome mission for use in advertising OoU' At Denver the question is: Elastman Kodak company. In CanL East. • ;0O— tiOO—Radio Thaitar—q te eat Team 8 — Captain. Mrs. James McDowell is general chairman of meetlngT and the first for d O . two- that our present town government done in making thia nation pension tended to jBClude more operatic mu- held reaponaible for ths develop^:' sew modemisUc entrance approach necticut to those living outside the "Should the Federation expel the 440— t:iO-Jaak Armatreng, Sarlal— tiOO—10:00—Wayni Kina Walts—te a Wednesday evening, October 0. ing of the drive for 15000 to ensure Shearer: Miss Florence Benson, Mrs. In a public ceremony tonight at the post committee on arrange- year-old giant not yet provided with is eltber good or desirable—except minded, for practically nothing i baato; Joah Higgina Skatoh waat t:bO—10;SO-U. S. Edueatlan Prosram ale than to the past ment of phyatcsil culture among hla^ State, it was announced today by C IO ?" The answer o f tha long-1 Delta Cfiiapter, No. 61. R. A. M., will tha eonUnusnee of sn extensive Georgs Borst, Mrs. H. Schaller, Mrs. eight o'clock. William Davli will was rededicated wnh solemn cere- ments. a constitution. la spots. being done for our aged clUi 4:44— : 4S—Little Orphan Annia — 10:00—11:00—Andra Biriieh, Cammant constituenta. Wlllai4 B. Rogers, chairman of the dreaded leaders who have controlled east; Jehnnio Jahnaton, aong—waat wabo; Jay Praaman Orohaetra -bs- entertain J. Fired Porteoua, ef Mid- character-building, recreational pro- B. B. Inman, Mrs. Frank VIttner. be the Installing Master Councillor monies held in the churxdi yester- The degree team of the General The bitter warfiu-e has divided One may easily say as does Mr. until he started thia TViwnaend j tMO— IKXi—John Ournay’t tong Prog, ale; Peatie Miladiae—waat rapaa.t Jack Benny’s sponsor has signed commission. the Federatioo for jrears la a s t a - dletown. Conn., Grand Captain of gram In the community. ------^ day, with Mott Ree. Maurice F. Mc- Douglas Haig Post Auxiliary of labor’s ranks, almost equally, each ling "N o!" Rogars that there are no partisan movement. And be wiU In the end I IM — 4:W—Praaa-Radio Nawa Parted lOibO—in to —Binny MerolT Orshaotra contract with WEAF-NBC that The new appeal to "come to Con- Springfield, Mass., will install the d:iS— * M —rord Bond en Baaaball— 11:00—itiOO—Olek Jurgana A Orehaatra the Host of the Grand Chapter of Since Ite o p t in g 6 years ago, the side claiming almost four million What you may expect at Denver issues. Strictly speaking there is get credit for all that ta accom- waaf; tinging Stringa—network 11:10—1t;t0—Prankli Maatara Orohaat. calla for time on the air for the the State of CTonnectIcut o f Royal AuUffe, D.D. Bishop of Hartford, In necticut" Is In the form of a beauti- officers of the Auxiliary at the joint Manchester Y.M.C.A has been the members, and has provided two out- Is that the Federation will produce no partisan Issue in the bualnesa plished by those who are promoting g:4»— 4Hb—illly A Bait):—wea(; Den NBC-WJZ (BLUE) NETWORK next 144 weeks, expiring June 30 Arch Masons. This arill bs tbs an- TRY THIS WAY TO Charge. ful 16-page, 8H by 12 Inchea, bro- installation. Mrs. Henrietta Blnks, standing personsaiUes. On the Fed- WInalow of Navy—waat: Uttla Or- commimlty center for much of the resolutions condemning Lewis for end of government except where thla General W elfare movemsnL BASIC ^ Saati w ji wbi-wbts wbsl 1040. This is the first instance, It nual vlaltaUon and Inspection. There The solemn high maas was cele- chure entitled "Cc^ectlcut Invites president of the auxiliary, is gen- eration side is mild-mannered Presi- phan Annie—mldwaat repeat town's aortal and recreational life. accepting the support of commu- such Isiuee may be raised because But Juat at preaent Dr. Townsend e:06— 7:00—Amoa 'n' Andy — aaat: whsm kdks wtsr wxya wjtn wayr la atatsd, whsn such a time con- will be a reception for the Grand The nominal membership fees do brated by Rev. Paul Ward, C.S.P., a You.” Each page contains large, eral chairman o f the auxiliary com- dent William Green, and on CIO's, winal wOl weby webr woky wand waaa nists and an order to state and local of malfeasance of office. But, in baa lost prestige with Congress and Lauta Panlaa and Orehaatra—waat tract has covered a period longer Officers at 6:30 p. m. by the officers not nearly cover tha cost of opera- QUICKLY REUEVE native o f St. Bridget’s parish and handsome pictures of Connecticut mittee. Previous to the installa- dynamic, bull-throated Chairman •US— 7:1S—Unala Bara Radio SUtlan wicc wlau; Mldwaat: wanr wli irwk koll scenes under each of which Is a federations to keep on outlawing appolntmwits there are paniasn Is- with our president because of hla $ita— 7:10—New York Pared*—wea(: wren wmt kao wowo wton: South: than 53 weeks. The apontor has a of the Chapter at the Temple. De- tion, and BO many srrvicea are ren- now located In New York with Rev. tion ceremony a supper will be John L. Lewis. Carol Waymann, Songa, and Tap wrtd wnbr krsv Mdm wrol lu-la wjbo statement by a famous Connecticut Lewis unions. I •ues. One le either for or against a antagonism. He has been bit- warn kzyi; Mountain: klo Blmtlar long contract with Benny, gree work wilt follow, put on by dered the community for which no Paul Keating, a native of St served. The differences between the Fed- principle. Hatura Orehaatra—network wdau waza wi(n signed some time ago. Hayden Oriswold. H. P., and Asso- James's parish, now pastor of St resident telling why he or she has This would close the door to tog the band that feed# ua, so to 7iSO— 1:00—Burna and Allan — aaat; kvod kzM; Paciflai — kio Mad kax kss charge is made that It is necessary ECZEMA ITCHIMG At a meeting o f the New Elngland erationists and the Industrialists are Lewis men In city and state fed-i In this campaign the issue of la- peak, and that of course is a very Ballarda, Irma Otan, ate.—waat kir ciate Officers who are deslroua of a Joseph's church. New Britain, as chosen this rtate as a place of (NOTKi Boo WlAF-NftC tor avIloMi for the "Y" to aoUcIt funds from If your skin is broksn out with Council, British War Veterans in fundamental and so difficult to ex- eration groups, but leave the gate bor’s beat Interest has been raised unwise thing to do. Thera are rath- gilO—Alfred Wallanatain Oroh, large memberahip to attendance for .deaeco and Rev. J. Clement Martin ah'de. •«0- t;go-Pibbar MeOao and Mallla Hat of atattono.) Listening tonight: toteraated and generous friends. '•fitry’’ or “weeping” eczema, you Hartford yesterday, plane for the plain to an outsider that you may ever so slightly ajar for him in the Labor has seen a consistent sympa- many who stlU think he U tha one the evening. Lodge will open at 7:80 o f St. Rose's church, Burnside, as There are six exceptions to this fall and winter activities of the expect to be confused when tba two •:tO - liSO—Phil SpiUlny A tha OIrla Cant. laat. New York Herald-Tribune Forum A group at over 50 workers are want to relitvt tne intolerable itch- national. , or rather Interaatlonal thy tn ths present town set-up with who should lead us on until the vic- bdia-10d)0—Prank Btaek Ceneart — e 4:10— •:«>—Tha ftlnalnf Lasy—«u t : —WJZ-NBC. 8, two hours, genara: p. m. All membera are Invited to donating their time to the task, and ing snd burning as quickly as pos- mibdeacon. general rule of page lay-out. Tba Council and posts were discussed. ooDflicting voices start blasting at •iSO—IQiiO—Muala tor tha Modarra— attend, also members of other Chap- FederaUon of Labor. This also I ths forcss which stand against la- tory it won. We have no quarrel •annatt A Waivariirtan,PFianaa _ waat___ topic "Explorations" including an enthuetaatlo meeting is expected sible. Rssinol Ointment does this Assisting the bishop in the de- front cover carries a picture of a Msinchestcr delegates to the Coun- you during the conventions. aaat; Burna and Allan—waat repeat 4:4^ 5:4^ T o m Mix* Sketch—bsalo, ters who may be visiting to this colonial style Connecticut church would put the Federation in the bor. Displaying a union card and with these loyal Townsenditea but leiOi^lliaO—Emery Deuteoh Orohea.— Al Vlarra and Hla Orobastra—-wait dtacuaslOD of aortal dlSMses by Dr. on Tuesday evening. Mr. R. K. An- and also combat# the irritation dication and in the confirmation cil headed by Commander Fred aaat; Amaa n' And)r—waat rapaat locality. At the conclusion of ths with its massive, surrounding shade position of the tolerant and kindly * bland smiles at election time Is no we do want them to work with us b:00— d;40—Nawai U. A. Army Band Thomas Parran and Dr. George derson, veteran chairman of Y.M caused by eciema—its oily base be- that followed, was Rev. Dr. Thomas Baker participated in the council Claah Of Principles wrent, who warns his bad boy ofi 10:10—11 ilO—Cadelban and Hla Muala b:IO— d;t0—Praad-Radia Nawa Parlad evening's ceremonies refreshments ing ideal for penetrating the outer Drsnnan, o f Blast Hartford, and trees. The back cover depicts a sessions. Stripped of technicallUes, here warrant of alncerlty. Neither is cry- to helping to bring about the enact- 11:00—12:00—Larry Burke Tenor Solea •:bS— d;3b—Tha Ravalira—wls enlyi Gallup, other aubjecta by J. Edgar C.A. financial campaigns, will aa- his errors, but stands ready to for-1 11:00—12K)a—Maurla Starn'a Orehaatra will be served and a aortal hour will layers of ths skin snd securing Rev. wniiam P. Reldy o f St. typical Connecticut yachting scene, are the opposing phlloaophiss: ing "For law and order” a red- ment of H. R. 4188 during the com- Chirlaa dean In tongs—aitwerk Hoover, Thomas E. Dewey, Mrs sist Mr. Bentley. The campaign give and forget ing eeseiOD of Congress. So oome 11 j ^ l i : S 0—Andy Kirk and Orolwatra 144— 4:44—Lowell Thamas — 4dstt follow. deeper action. James's chiirti, South Manchester, while on the two center pages are The American Federation of La- blooded cry whan U comas from ons Tam J4I»—midw. rsL: Eaaarta w Vincent Aster, Senator Claude Pep- will oonttoua through this sieek, end spread several pictures portraying Also expect tha Federation to| who formsrly championed labor; be- out tonight snd show Juat how CS8-WAIC NETWORK •lOO— 7iOO—Llayd •haffar'a Orshisira per ef Florida and Bruee Barton. over the week-end, and workara will Wash the effected parte with with Rev. Charles O’Connell MS., of bor (1) recognizes fundamental In- F® after the unskilled mass produc- warm water and Keainol Soap. It the church of Our Lady of Sorrows. some of the State's Inviting recrea- equalities in human talepts, and ad- causa aa affairs stand here today much you are interested to pimvtd- BASIC—Boat: wabo wado woko wean t;t0— TilO—Lum A Abner seat only; Amariean Federation of Labor be asked to make their returns no tion man, much as Lewis has gone e)cre whk wjr wdro John HarrTck, Barltana Salas—arMt Is especially suited to tender skin—; Hartford, master of ceremonies. tional facilities. Inside front DECEASED KI WANI S vocates rewarding the man with the forcss at law and order most tog a decent living pension, or an- weal wkbw w] •i4ft— 7;4b—Alatara sf gklllat — wlsi Convention — WABC-(3B8, 10:30 later than Wednesday October 13. after him. The Prize Winner. nuity, for the aged and ageing, for woso w^a fbl wlav wgar; Mld- The directors are confident ttat tbs soaps containing too much alkali i- Seated in the sanctuary were Rt. cover is a picture of Governor Wil- skill in his craft, and (2) mlUtantly certainly appaar to ta against labor wsati wbbm'wfbm kmlmbe knorz wbaa John Horriek. Barltens—estwerk President William Green and Oov WALL S T. BRI EFS may Irritate. After washing off bur L. Cross and an invitation by and for property rights. we are growing old, all ^ ua, kfab knit _ _ dXh- giOO Oan. Johnson’s Cammant Teller Ammons of Colorado. response wU exceed that of last "Itsv. Msgr. Thomas S. Duggan, opposes activs poUUeal partlsanibip CIO's Next Step letter received from them todny on BAST—wbna wps whp wtaao wore efrb i14— i:1b—Palrohlls A Carrsll, PU seales and crusts, pat dry with a ; vicar general of the diocese; Rev. him to those outside the State "fo To quote from St. aemaat’s whether we want to or not ? WEAF-NBO-8, Burna and Al New York, Oct. 4.— Wheeling year. i MEMBERS HONORED among ite officers, prMerrlng in- At Atlantic °ard M a n ^ M t e r . ^ 'i f Intimidation that Its candidates 9:00—Lux Radio Theater Jack Denny orchestra. those noted above and uiose of the I^ ld E. Cude and Harlowe has ordered workers' sisctlona; and ‘TV«r Mr Juat deasrte but we also want to rs BroAdcasting Servlee, set for the Issue, It was announesd. wore dark trousers and white shirts WIlUa, prominent membera o f the Lewis has long bean Impatient (3) start hatching ip a coo;ute. Mr. Kemp. have not Intelligence enough to 10:00—Waime King's Orebeatra with white ties. The boys were noted Connecticut dtlsens whose feel that our town and espertally Hartford, Conn. local Klwanis club who died during with the Federation philosophy on Uoo for his CIO modeled along the ^Inclosed are the pictures which govern the town. It will vote the 10:30—"AU America” What to expect Tuesday: seated on the north side of the statements and signatures appear our schools and such important 68,006 W . 1040 K. O. S8.S BL NAZI SBIRTTAIL8 MAY BE the past year, were honored at a the ground 'tat it sscrtflcas the linsa o f the United Mine Workers’ us to be Judged, straight Democratic ticket and give 11:00— Sports— Newa New York Herald-Tribune Forum church u d the girls on the south eneatb tta beautiful___ protographs soudnrity of labor for the sake of boariU aa those dealing with health, BOBBED TO SAVE CLOTH. Memorial Service that marked the constitution, which gives Its leader have looked them over care- the Republicans the Ue. mUra Standard Tline 11:15—Jay Fresman'a Orchestra —WJZ-NBC, 2 p. m., SVk hours, aids. Tbt other seats in church of Connecticut scanery. > 'Thoee whose the skilled few. Hs gave up trying police, etc., era well managed. opening of the New England Dis- (the same John L. Lewis) enough ***'*®''* ^ tot fo r originality CAROUN KORNER BRITTON. 11:30—Benny MeroCrs Orchestra topic, “Proposed Government w wars all occupied by members of atatemsota ara ao uaad ara LUy to bring tha Federation around to The Republican aelectmen have trict Convention of Klwanis Inter- power to drive through a cohesive. "ides behind the picture" the 13:00—Dick Jurgens' Orebsstrn (Changes,” See. Henry A. WaUace Berlin—(AP)—The cry 8-0-8— ti.3 pariah and trisnda Pona, operatic atar; Oana Saraxen, • new way of thinking two years been tried ouL They gave us good NaadAy, G et 4 national at Springfield, Mass., yes- connected policy, and to put down Aronson, showing peo- A. M. on Agriculture; Rep. Mary T. Nor- save our ahlrte— may be heard to champion golfer; Hendrik WUiiam ago. Then be formed the CIO, eev- GENERAL WELFARE BILL. fovernnent and Mvad ua mooay. The bishop with his assistants van Loon, novaltst; Leopold Btokow- terday. The service waa held in annoying internal uprisings. The looking through ths spokes of a 13:80—Rogsr Pryor's Orchestra ton, Senator Elbert D. Thomea end Germany ere long. entered from the main door in the ered diplomatic relations with the Editor of Evening Herald; That U all I ask and I will ttars* P. M. Special Combination Offer skL musician; Raymond B. Fosdlck memory of all KIwanlans of the dis- old FederaUon’s consUtution does wheel, should be given first prize, Tomorrow's Program Geo. Hugh Johnaon on Wagea and The average Gierman maa'a shirt Federation, and took 10 Interna- The General Welfare BUI known fore be glad to vote the straight 4:06—Lorenso Jonea front of the church and proceed :d president of the Rockefeller Foun- trict who have passed away sines not condone such dictatorial taetica. "Out of ths twenty or so pictures A. Jf. Hours BIU, Sen. A. H. Vandenbarg, ta 87.4 inches long to front. 86.4 tional unions with him. by many aa the Townsend Bill H. R. Republican ticket. 4:ll^“The Guiding Ugbt." to the altar, proceeded by nine dation; James Oarabla Rogers, the last convention. Watch what the opposing leaders (there are several duplicates) we 7:00—Eta Alpha Programma Homer Martin, Charlton Ogbura, Inchet behind. Will It make much acolytes. Immediately CIO sUrted after 4199, will be up for discussion in WOIUaNOMAN. 4;S0—H m Story o f M aiy Martin. 7:80— Shoppers Spertel difference If a shirt to cut 3 Inches architect; H. I. PhlUlps, columnUt A delegaUon of local members at- •ay In Octolier. They are saying it Oiat fifteen of them are of our town meeting tonight in High 4:46—The Road of Ufa. Dr. Stanley High and Gov. PhlUp During tba oelebraUon of the the maas production worker, put- all for your benefit, because they children and there Is not much va- 7:45—News Service LaFoUetto o f Wlaoanatn on Wagner ahorter both ways? and author; Eva La Oalllenna, ac- tended the ssrvles, conducted by ting tha sklllsd craftsman in the School hall at eight o’clock. I am 8:00—Botinle Stew art mass a special musical program treaa; Deems Taylor, musician and Rev. Howard C. Whitcomb, D. D. need your good win—the public’s riety. However, tha child picture HHAT WOMEN WANT 8:00—^Treasure House Aet amendments. Dr. Luther Gu- A small matter, but atooe tta New Model Universal Kitchen Heater same union with the man who writing this for the purpose of urg- 6:16—'nVhUa the a t y Sleeps." thsit had been arranged by Mrs. composer; and Faith Baldwin Other speakers were F. Trafford good will—more than anything else by H. D. .Uatbaws would be our Editor of Tba Herald: 8:15—Shoppers Bportal lick and Frank Ksot on eexeutive Raich's shirt production to 30,000,' Arlyna Qsurlty was sung by the screws a nut on a bolt in the aasem- in the world. ing aU those who are old age pen- 8:80-^ack Armstrong — Tha AII- 0:00—Mrs. Nancy Chase 000 a year, a saving of four tochea Dovaliat Taylor, president of Klwanis Inter- second choice. Then following in Women who want law and order, reorganlaaUon biU. dturch choir. ton minded, and I happen to know Amarlcaa Boy. 0:15— Dear Columbia of material on each ahlrt would In general the books will be mail- national, and District Governor order are the shots made by H. And- women who demand the beat ta WABC-CSS. WJZ-NBC, WOR- At the close of the mass the that there are four or five thousand 8:46—"U ttle Orphan Annie." 8:35—Newa Servioe mean 130,000,000 Inches, or 8,333,333 ed-to those who write to the com- Everett W. Ireland. . Music was erson. Mrs. T. Murdock and Joseph government, women who look for 6:00—News. MB3—13 noon. Praaident Rooaevslt and Small Size Electric Range of such in our town, to be sure and tishop gave the blessing, usually mlaslon or to any other state de- furnished by the South Church choir noon; and we see church auditori- Dean. 8:30—Riobard Maxwall from Chicago at dedication of outer yards or 1,804 miles, almost two- given by the priest celebrating the attend thla meeting. 1 shaU not the grsataat educational opportuni- 0:10—-Sharo Trio. 8:45—lodltog Jim Ingalls thirds o f the width of tba United par^ent for information about of Springfield, while the American ums locked up ta the evening by “Ths scenic picture by Hiss U. ties for their children— these wom- 0:80—WrightvUla aarlon. drive link bridge. mass and than proceeded to the re- what the State has to offer aa STRIKES DISCUSSED attempt to discuss this bill in this 10:00— PTstty Kitty KaUy States. Legion drum corps and the Techni- the same mlnUtera who complain. Bangs _ is „good______and should maks a en will vote tha straight RepubUean 6;46-^aCk, The Inquisitor. WEAF-NBC—12:80, P o 1 I e dedlcatlon of the church. He first place to spend a vacation or in about young boya and girls going to splendid enlargcmeqt. article but there will be those at 10:10—M3nt and Margs So why not try It. tha 'T extll cal High school band presented the meeting tonight who will dis- tickst today. 7:00—Amoa 'n' A n ^ . Chiefs' eonvention at Baltimore, went to the outside of the church which to live. roadhouses to drink and dance. "It Is pretty difficult, as you can 10:80—Winston and Sutton Zeltung" suggaste. trooping of the colors. The second cuss and ansi^’er any and all ques- A MOTHER. 7:15—Uncle Exra’a Radio Station. 10:45—Madison Enssmbls roundtable on "Big Brother Move- proceeded by the priests who had In commenting upon the booklet, BY POLICE CHIEFS "These examples show one thlnt understand, to choose one picture part of the program conalsted of a tions in regard to IL Suffice It to 7:80—Carol Wayman, soprano. 11:00—AI White ment;” 3, Matinee mutleale; 5:16. taken part la the mass and then re- Mr. Rogers said; "Our objacUve waa very clearly—namely, that Juvenile ^ a lot where there are greatly dlf- concert by the Worcester Klwanis say that the bUI la non-partisan and 7:45—"White Eagles." 11:15—"Carol Kennedy's Romanos' Nellie Revell interview. turning to the interior of the church to make this booklet different from Glee club. dellnquency cannot be decreased un- ferent subjects, such as scenlcs and want around the church rededlcat- humanitarian. Many of our con- O. J. PARKER ESTATE 8:00—Ray Noble's Orehaatra. li:30—Big SUter WABC-CBS—8:80. Story of the An unusuallY com- the general run o f such publicity. A large number of local KIwan- less all o f the agencies In the co »i- children, without having Individual Song; 4:80, Sing and Swing; 5:45, gh t a Cold ? A N ew Model lag the interior. We hope you will agree that the gressmen have studied It impar- 8:80—Margaret Speaks, soprana 11:45—Aunt Jenny’s Raal Ufa lans are planning to visit Spring- Speaker Declares Pnbfic Dis munity work together.’’ classes for the picture#. A number New kiddles feature. “Deer Teach- To help end it toonar, During the announcements made photographs, every one of which tially and have pronounced It tha Nsw Britain, Oct 4.—(AP)— 0:00—n b b s r McGee end MoUy. Stories pact and conveni- Kitchen Heater field tomorrow to attend convention "I earnestly recommend,’’ he con the other# which we have not CJiarlss J. Parker, who was presi- 0;S0—Hour at Charm. 13:00 Noon—Swinging ths Blues er;” 6:85, Women’s amateur golf: thrMt and cheat with by Rev. Jamas F. Timmins, pastor waa made in Connecticut, portray eluded, "that each of you find out mentioned, are also good, most humanitarian bill ever sessions and also bold the weekly brought before Oongraea. There Is dent of the Parker Shirt Company, 10:00—Contented Program. 12:15— "Your News Parade” 6:46, Rep. Samuel DIckatein on of the St. Bridget's church, be told the inspiring beauty and ebariteter orders Have Never Been what other communiUes are doing "Tt bae Indeed been a pleasure to ent 4 plate range using fuel of your meeting at the Manchester club at present a steering committee of left an estate appraised at $2,177.- 10:80—Guy Hedlund and Oompany. 13:30—Romanes of Helen Trent 'Un-American Activities." of the early history of the Catholic of our countryside, and that the ax- end begin at once a concerted drive tooh thee# over end if we can aselst there at noon. Tbs masting will forty congressmen who are working 302, according to ea Inventory lUad 11:00—News. 13:45—Our Gal Sunday WJZ-NBC—12:80. Farm and church in Manchester. He told of cerpte from letters describe in to prevent crime la jrour oommunl- 3™“ at any time, pleaae do not heal- for the modem own choice — de- be held at the Hotel Kimball at Properly Studied in U. S. bard even sines Ooogresa ad- in court of probate today. Ha died 11:15—Emery Deutsch'a Orchestra. 1:00— Betty and Bob the first church being erected by forthright terms the recognized ad- 12:80 o'clock. 1 tete to call upon us. members o f the parish «.n North vantagoa of living in Connecticut. journed to make It poasible to get last July, bequeathing the bulk at 11:80—Cobolban'a Orchestra. 1:15—Hymns o f AU Churches small kitchen with signed a n d fin- General Franrtaco M. Montoya, Very truly yours, hla wealth to cburchaa m S Institu- 12:00—Weather. 1:30—Arnold Orim's Daughter School street in 18M, the church be- By the Judicious distribution of this ^lef of territorial poUcs, Mexico, Eastman Kodak Oompany, tha biU out of oommittae on to the ing under the charge of St. Ber- booklet, W6 hope to Add to the g^row- Batllmore. Oct. 4 — (A P )—The floor for open diaeuasloa. Already tions. 12:03—Larry Burke. 1:45—HoUywood to Person two*iinit oven that ished to match and D. F.. scheduled to speak today, K. W. WllUama' 3 ;DO—"Petticoat on the AU" nard's church o f Rockville, its being tng company of discriminating peo- International Aasoclatlon of Chiefs they have secured one hundred and Ths estate coutists chiefly of 13:00—Maude Stein's Orchestra. O verheard in a BACKS INTO PARKED sent his regrets In s message to The contest of this past summer 3:15—News Servloa eat aside as a parish in 1889 with ple who ara finding ConnAtlcut an of Police was taken to teak by its twenty-six slgnatursa to tbs peti- stocks and bonds. Otsb la banks 13:30—Andy Kirk's Orchestra. meets every need, harmonize with the upolntment of Rev. James Ideal place in which to live." Jenkins. lUneas, hs said, prevented brought in more sna^ot entries 1:00—Silent 3:25—Hartford Fire Prevention president today for lack of pre- bis attendance. tion to bring it out and Congress- amounts to $114,711. Oampbell as the first pastor. The than ever before, and Intereet was Tomorrow's Program Weak Program particularly where the„New 1987 AUTO, IS ARRESTED scribed methods of dealing with 3:45—Ted Malone’s "Between the memoers of the church that formed strike disorders rea u ltl^ in “ trial keen at all times. Each weekly A.* M. the first congregation walked many wlnnere of first snd sscond priass 0:0O-l'TtovaiUe.” Bookanda" space is an impor- Model Universal and error." 8:00—^Theater Matinee MANCHESTER i » * . i wsre given enlargements of their miles to attend the masses in the Two Minor Accidents Reported CThlef Leon V. Jenkins, Portland 6:80—^Francis Oonln. organist Deaths Last Night BOY AND GIRL SLAIN; snapshots. Ths grand prize to be 8:30—Story of a Song r I. - ,L... ar."i- , tant factor. Electric Ranges. first church, which was far from Ore., in the president's address 7:00—Morning Watch — Ben Haw- to Police Bat Arrest Is Made awarded J. V. Aronson is a Kodak having the comforts of present day opening the 44th snmisi convention thorne. churches. It was a rededlcatlon of in Only One Case. outflL Atchison, Kaa.— Edgar IV. (Ed) of police chiefs from every section JEALOUSY AS MOTIVE 8:00—News. that faith that was being sought. •uthor. editor and of the United States, Latin Amarl 8:15—Malcolm CSalre. In - brief tsdk by the bishop fol- Following sn accident in front of SAO—Radio Basaar. philosopher. He wsa known as 59 Cooper street early yesterday ca and Canada, said "public disor Overnight News lowing the service he spoke of the Csn I 9:00—J»ka and Cart V'A’ ' ’'' Of'". ^ **' ’ The Sage of Potato Hill." morning. In which .James Findlay ders have never been given any real Poli 13:15—"Young Wldder Jonas." Confirmatluo f “ »n officer of the Royal controversy," (Thief Jenkins contin boys she knew. Ing frocD girlhood to womiabood. 2. Pro* WE HAVE WHAT THEY LIKE New Raven—Tba traffic depart- Air Force during the World War RS5afi.*^'yti»srt>ood. S. Apprasehlns 13:80—Beauty Hints. When the ceremony of conflrma- ued. "We have got to study care- The bodlss o f the youth and the ment of the Atsoeiatod Preaa cir- Norfolk, Va —Henry K. Kruns- AT THE PRICE YOU LIKE! 13:45—Singing Sam. (Slight additional cost for terms) Z?*!. Pi“ * Ule Bishop fully the kinds of police equipment glrL each shot twice through the Don’t ns s thrM-qaarter w1(s, tsko eult to Ckxmeeticut held a dinner J®' "tire d .Nav>- man who in an SURPRISE PARTY —horses, tear gas. riot sticks—anJ LYDIA X. PIVKRAM'S VXOCTABLE 1:00—News; Weather. Wth bis full robes was seated on head, were found by a passei by yee- OdMPOL'ND sad Oe "SailUiit Throt^h/' 1:15—Joyce Jordan, Girt Interas. meeting at tha Hotel Garde. Moat 1.8S4 first sighted the lost Arctic find out which type suite the aitua me alter The boya and girls march- terday who noticed the car. parked 1:30—Words and Musie. of the personnel attended with ed to the a'ter. entered through the expedition of Gen. Adolphus Wash- tlon. We Hava got to atudy police guaate from ths New York and ington Greeley. FOR MOTHER OF TWINS In a aecludad nook In HoUU woods 1:45—State of Maine program. Special discount if house is wired for open gate and were each confirmed tactics, bow many to use, how to In Queens. LOOK AT THIS! Boston bureaus. Among these York—5fete Schumann, .V), use them and ao on.” 3:00—Medical Talk. In addiUon to the child there were Welsa, an honor High school 3:05—'Tour Star Hits." were W. J. McCambridge. aaalstant 10 adults confirmed. teacher, accompanist and composer An open dUcuasloo, with smpha |)Y COST ME PLENTY^ BOYS’ ALL WOOL Shower Held at Home of Mrs. ataduate two years ego, apparently 3:15—Beatrice Fairfax. general manager; L. H. Thomason Children Take Pledge New Sm ymv F la .-D r Heiiir sia on handling atrlka dlaorders. to charge at the New York offloa an Electric Range and present cooking Erik Modean Satarday Night had been slain first a husky 200- itSD—WiM M m . After the closing of the confirma- CTay Bartelson, 93, one-time dentist will be lad Tburadny by Chicago's and -Jr F. Niebolaon at BoatotL au- for the late King Albert of Belgium. — to Relatives and Friends pouad ax-baakatbaU and baseball Hal TO BORROW SW EA TERS 3 :45—Johnny O'Brlm'i Orchectrn. the bishop addressed the cbli- Oommiasloaer at Police Jamas P. •Lar, ta had died without a atrug- pervlstog traffic engtaaar in charge toen after each had repeated the Cambridge, England—Prof. Ed- Attend. Regular $1.85 Grade 8:00—Pepper Young'a Family. Allman and New York's Commla- Tbs Ursa on my ear wart pretty of MaamchuaetU, Rhode Island, equipment is turned in to r d s P « y e r, Hall Ma.-y and the ward James Rapson. 71, authoritv oner Lewis J. ValauUns. 8:15—Ms Perkins. Vermont, New Hampshire i Apostles' Creed and followed \nth and writer on Oriental hUtory and Police said tta asaailant then ^ tbia. but I put off gettiaf asw 8:80—Vic and Bads. * Mre. Herman Jobasen o f Caiurch Turning to other police problems. paared to have held Miss HaJek by Slsea Maine. "See how warm and eotty our house is nowl" taring each child take the pledge archeology. street was given a surprise babv onas bscsuis I didn’t bsvs tha 8:45—T ta O'Nellla. ^ (Thief Jenkins declared “no magic her Jacket whUe ba fired t»-o bul- 28-3$ Hartford—Tha Hartford Post Kingston, R. I —Alfred Updike cash—end I was against Mrrow- $ ll. azeunJ ikia chy, hi eaa heuaa faraaee wga dealaned far eatkreciaa Intoxicating Uquors shoa-vr Saturday night St tha home formula has yet been devised to lets into her brain. She also 1.49 the British War Vstarana waa gtven special Offer On UBtU they had reached the age of 25 Eddy, 80, first captain of an organ- of Mrs. Erik Modean of 106 Oiaet- A • eflar«M>diw.lhe,'t«chanato«te N. altar iu eleiir^ . the ataw aelii. solve tha traffic problem." eUbbed seven times la the chMt int mensy. Ons wst nigbt s tin a trophy for wtontag field day ycAn. ised football team at Brown Uni- nut street with nearly forty friends events at tbs organisation thla year 'blae c e ^ . And as wimdcrl Ila ^ iactieu. Se bum amhrdcite. Aad le "According to preaent indications with an Icepick or n stlUeto. bisw eat, wa skidded. Tta car tiactiTa Blae eeler tells panple tfc«« LEC ES A ftw the confirmation the bishop Odd ita bew-ilweys apedtjr'bias ceaT. Reconditioned Trial )TRIC RANG versity and founder of the Mercan- end relatives la attendance from at a mseting the New England ths country’s tralflc toll will reach Medical Examiner Howard Naall was s wnefc, my trifa was la tha at k's AaMrice’a iaeal eaikreche. It ia ^wimt to the outside of the church tile Mutual Fire Insurance (Com- this town. New Haven and Bridge- a new high this year. In spite of OouncU of British War Veterans. ‘Um aeaT is miaad by CIwi AMau •ad met an who had attended the pany of Providence. port. Mrs. Johnson, who recently was allocked by the savage attack hospital thrsa months. That time thrlriwann maf *•* kern pel ie lldi *dd lb* rkhail at Peaeiylvtai*reaeiylTi berJ If heuaa I* wired far aa electric this, real progreaa is being made." on the girL Waterbury—^Bight membera Fin* Fleer iBBtallBtieaB. « e n t a e s aa they came out o f the Kansas City—Fred E. Sutton. 77, became the mother of twin daugh- Traffle Pvnhlenii it cost ms plenty net to borrow. tba editorial staff ef tta Watortniry Torn etn ’ t hoot wkreefli /er kaaa* csdl 6*Ma It iaI Ipreperaa wi CBurcn. "From tha look of things," be Bar/ Calika Saiby faela, k giv** •* Seeeod aad third Seer alighUy former U. S. deputy marshal In In- ters, was given a number at lovely He suggested a rsaoluUon be Democrat went back to work today cat*. Aad k hI ill liieradan’ Braden’ itea ad far jM ^ said, "It would seem that young LOANS-AU PIAMS M O T H ERS! uneraB, spedy beet. It BMlmilBi dian territory and writer about gifts tar the babies, including a adopted in appreciation of contribu- ending a atrlka which atartod Bapt. porky aad BBilenB atoias befer* Aip- B t Bridget a church yesterday were gunmen o f the Old West. crib and wearing appareL During Weiaa waa merely an Incidental vic- Q w lch tP ilvIs, fih iwSy, liwiph 34 in a demand for teadjostod wage **eB,kmnhfBlteen>ta*tut*-lielpapr» dial. Far rleaa, safe, aseseyeaviof vno tions received from automobile ia- Simiiy. Oct. « 1.00 Spertal dtooouat for eaak aad $16 " M ^ M tim o f the hatred, bom o f Jealeuay, seal eeids aod cat dectar biUt. Yomr bam, arder ‘bias eseT aew. aaeuFMiBd far praaeut neeklng 1 Andrew Healey the evening refreshmeata were teraate to finance the atudy of traf- scale among other thtoga. Tb* aet- tor tta boys and Mrt. George H that eomeone held against this Only OWE Ifciag assdsd Is get a aOewaaea for preaeat eeebiag served and a aortal time was en- fic problama. I Outfitting your boy here is sssy—god tlemnnt came about through tta eqalpmeaL «ad Mrt Paul OenSl for TWO HURT IN CRASH girt." rs: A s ability Is ; P. M. JoywL Decorations were in yellow 'Dm problem at Juvaaila daltn- * plAasure. Our. lines ats complete eSorta of tha State Board of Aitl' Tbs kiUsr fled after mariclng red sman, ngniar psysssatt on any 4:00—Bob Byron and white colors. qusaey, said Jenkins, "is not coe m two-knicker suits, corduroy tipper 4;15-Muite From tha Gold Coast tration and Mediation. TERMS AS LOW AS |1A0 A MONTH 2-TEAR G U A R A N m t *•— (A P )—Mrs. rtrrtes, about iarbea in dlame-1 plaa ssIsetsA Cosm In TODAY. Watherefiald—liv e naaaengerg in- that can ta solved by the police de- ter. with lipstick on ths forebsads suits, wool pUid mhckinaws, Bell 4:45 flBBitial Goraky—Pianlat THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. LilUan Shamborskl. 87, at 126 High SOARING HOPES SOAR partment alooe." eluding a woman all^tod aatoiy y ' TUs offer appUea only to euotomeni on our lines with standard orerhead atrvicaa. MllwnJrroWN MABBIAGE street. New Britain, and Mrs. Helen at fala vletlma. Blurts, ndncosU, bathrobes, boys’ and 5:00—Ad-Unsr PhOM414» "We have a aerioua problem of 5:90—Hartford Better Buatoam from a flaming OonnscUeut Oom- FlJIek. 27, at 156 Oevelasd straet. Deputy Chief Inspector John J. MUdletown, Oct 4.—(API— Warsaw— (A P ) — Poland*a long Juvenile delinquency in our rttles. PERSONAI w p longies, shoes and small felt and Bureau pany boa on aanatorlum road bare New Britain, were taken to Hart- Ryan discounted an earlier, theory dream—a flight ti the stratosphere Recent stntUties show that persons cloth hats. 5:85—Nadine Stanley a short time before It wes da- R ^ Daniels, daugh- ford hospital after aa automobile that the alajring was ths work of F I N A N C I C O. In a Polish balloon— m ay aoaB*~El^" under 21 years of sgs account for 6:45—Vmw% Servloa troyed. A large crawd gathered j y Mra. Phabe Daniels, and Ean accident at Fairfield and.. New Brit- the imeaught maniac known as t MSTealeet mMUmm ina true. Spertflcatlons have been U par cant of the arreate for all "3 6:00—Dtamer Dance Musie to watch firemen enrry water near- of former Mayor ain avenues at 6:30 this morning. X" who within n week in June n a Mate etieet. Reess S. StMo Tnoetoi *•• B. SMUngalo. wera m a r ^ ready since 1835, but money has 6:15—"New Hortaons" ly a half mils from a brook. Driver of tta ear ta which tta typaa of offenses. 1830^ tta eacort. of T h e M anchester Electric D ivision today by ttia Rev. Frank F. Gar- not been available. Tta FoilMR 0:30—News Ssrvles—Five Mtoute Hartford—Tha atato's two women were rmwignrs. Ed- "la many o f our rttiaa right now aa thqy ant to parlud eaiR TeL n- - ~ MB a t Mrs. Daniels' home. iaague for air dafanaa has sU rtsd the police ara airaatlag chUdtiB tor NewBcnst of latest b ^ trout flahtog asaaeo on XT mund TomaazewsU at 14S2 Oorhia a drivs for mensy so that construe- ’Thrnn X alw ^ iMt hia rtgan- ______lakaa and ponds, an extsnalon ef tta I-- » A • A TBS OONNSCnCUI POWBB OMIPAIfY d O h Rantaagale te aasutant «wretary avenue. New Britnia. waa nrreeted pUyIng on the streets becauas tta c< tta JUddletown 8a ^ ^ Uon at the balloon e^ be started school playgrounds are ckised at lattar." Rynn I Ir an bssM BM rwntdltm regular aeason whidi ended July on a raekleaa driving charga. nid. Ha Bgver dm r erirngoo dr-1 potoomt thiy m mmr 6:45—Rsndtn' and Wrttta' 15, win oome to a eloae Oct. SI, the .\ g y m iisiB S t N a i ------m— three w tour o'clock la tba after- TUNE IN ON •THE BXAOOVr* EVERT SCNDAT AT 4:00 F. M. It —t i T to mg A jebs- ____ I T WO P eaOe MsioHas State Board ef PMieriee and Oasia fXAnoN wno FAOB BIGHT UANCHESTER EVENING HI:KAL0. MANCHESfl-ER. CONN„ MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 ,198T HANCHE8TEE EVENING HERALD. UANCHESTTER. UONN,. MONDAY. OCTOBER 4 .196T VAGI MINI ^ had dona and would continue to do a (root many thlnTa for the “prea OF GOVERNOR ervatlon of our water out thiwvh &0.P. CHIEFTAINS Court Crier Superfluous; the dry areaa and tn taU nf people U.S. REFUGEES Transportation FEDHIAHON SEEKS off land where they cannot poadbl; KILLED IN CRASH live, and gtva them a chance t IN SECRET PARLEY Justice Draws the Crowd To Polls farm on good land. IN PERIL FROM TO OUST ao GROUP Bees Prove Surprise Team Of Baseball Seasort "That la the kind of poUcy your government abould have and muat For tran^Mrtation to the Washington, O ct 4.—(AP)—TheA 8. The chamber always ta so polb at the State Amory jU k rt Birrows, Son of follow. I believe the people, not Howerer, Landon and Low- moat superfluous phrase in ail Wash- crowded on opening day you couldn't CKE PLAN only of Montana but of every other ington today was _that medieval draw near even if the bailiffs would tonight Dial 3545 or 4293. WESLEYAN VICrOR McCarthy Only Man to Win MEDWICK CAPTURES atate, are appreciatlva of the fact CooTcotioii Opooing Todsy SETBACK OF MINNESOTA mouthful of Supreme Court Crier ' Mt you. (OoBtuniea rron Page Oaa) RATED FOR 7TH OR 8TH Maise’t CUef Execithre that we know where we are going den Camrass Situation W^gaman: Except for the presence of the POLLS CLOSE AT 8 P. BL and Intend to go there." ‘Oyes, Oyes, Oyes! All persons new juistice and the rearranged outside the breakwater. The in Ae West May Settle OVER STATE 17-6 Pennants in Both Leagues; MOST SWAT HONORS Dies After His Cir Upsets. and Issue a Statement having business before the Honor- chairs of tbe other eight the scene squadron la commanded by Com- r STUNS FOOTBALL WORLD abla the Supreme Court of tbe Unit- in the 811,500,000 marble temple mander H. M. Brigga and ia made BOSTON WINDS UP ONLY ed States, are admonlabed to draw little"ttle chauedchanged . up of the 8,900-ton mother ehlp Ae Kg IKspnte for Good. Likes Chicken and Victory near and give their attention, for TheI juaUces apparentljiapparently were A t- Black Hawk and tbe destroyera playa Washington State to eonfar- SL Louis Gooter Paces Na- ntMltfd. Oet 4—(AP) — WEDDINGS Oregon, n ., O ct 4.—(AP)— Re- the court is now sitting.'’ Isfled with the lighting arrange- ance games. Yale, Trinity, Arnold and Down in his heart, O ler W sn a- PlUabury, Pope, Ford and Paul Nebrasb’s 14-9 Concpiest of ONE GAME OUT OF 4111 Oitef atrlekea ov«r tlM te tb of hia publican leaders speculated today ments—this waa the first opening Jonea. j N. Y. Stocks Denver. O ct 4— (AP)— 'Hie DOWN SOUTH IN DIXIE This it tbe seeoiul of two srtl- \ He played wlU eeven minor «ldMt aoa, IMwrt, tn aa automobU* man must have known he dutai’t Bjorkman-Straughan over the possible outcome of a at which they had not been changed. American naval autboritlea ‘aaw American Federation of Labor high Two of Ua power-bouaa arrays Coast Gnard Tom m Tri- eles dealing with Ue personality league teama. In Ue winter of tional League m AQ But Meidont is wlilcb tbrco other WU- mean what he was asking. In (act There waa no modification of tbe command esiled today for a knock- of Ue seuU eoUlda at Durham la lam a eoUeg* atudenU .wen injured Palms, ferns and wb'te ehryaan- secret conference attended by three a great commotion would result if In tbe threat indicaUona the Chl- Adam E x p ...... Mighty Gophers Headlines of Ue rival managers tn the 1915 he aigned ariU Ua Brooklyns rigid rulei against note-taking, gum- ncae are preparing for a Japanese down. drag-out fight against John Ua meeting between Duka and Tan- world aeriea, starting OcL 6. of Ue Federal League but the out- ywterday, Got.. Lewie O. Bnirowe themumi decorated the altar of SL men high in tbe councils of tha par- tbe folke followed his advice, for; chewing and nose-powdering. Air Rsduo...... naaass. nmphs On the Gridiron. the Most Triples. Whfte Sox Also Fool Expert! Mary’a Episcopal church Saturday Invasion eff Shantung provlnca from L. Lewis and hia C. 1. O. law loop blew up. That waa Ue e t ICaine today accompanied the ty-former President Herbert Hoo- 1. As far as tbe spectators were Nature, however, has done some- Alaska Jun ...., Declaring “a policy of toleration Week-end Tussles; Cor- Tulaas aad-Aubura play Uelr By RICHARD MeOANN Local Sport body to hla AuKusta,,Me.^ borne. afternoon for the marriage of Miss concerned, the day's principal busi- thing. the sea to bolster'land forces which closeet McCarUy got to playing tn ver, Alf U. Landon and Frank O. yesterday claimed tba capture of Allegheny ...... has failed," Ue Federation's execu- postponed gams today, wblls Ken- NEA Servtee Sports Writer tba big league#. He juat couldn't by Tiking Tliird; Reds Are The Injored atudenta. Woodward HaxelUne Elisabeth Straugban, ness waa looking—at Justice Black. The shrubbery around the build- tucky and Georgia clash on By ASSOCIATED PRESS New Tork. -4)ct. 4.—(AP)'—Not Mbrtoo of New Tork. sporta editor daughter of Ur. and Mrs. Wayland I»wden, World War governor of 2. If they did try to draw near— Tehchow, an important Walled city Allled-'Chem . . . . tive council said in its report to Ue nell Surprises hy Cmsh" New York, OcL 3.—Joe M eOr- hit hard enough, nor field well ing hac grown so high that It, has 87U annual A. F. of I* convention Saturday.. Geo^a, triumphant 18' Uy Ukas fried ehlcken, black cigars since the palmiest days o( Ty Cobb «f the coUece paper, the moat aarl' K. Straughan, and Leonarc. Carl nilnols. they would be ehooed out of court In bidden that stem warning; In tba northern section of the prov- Am Rad St S ... Tbs first Saturday U at taw firing enough, alUough he tried bimseif Chatter aoily hurt, Beoiy H. Daalela. alao Hoover and Landon, former gov- a minute. ince. Am Smelt ...... Uat "the time has arrived” to ex- 7 over South Carolina, meets Clam- on all Connecticut (eotbaU fronte detective stories, magicians, a pint at sacaod, third, ahorL and In Ua bave Ue big leagues seen such a Biggest Bust; Hitting of Bjorkman, son of Ur. and Ura. Nils "Roller skating not allowed." pel the rebel C. I. O. unloss and set son, while Alabama (aces SouU sweep of batting honore aa Ducky of New Tork. aaatani iaterncholaa- Bjorkman. Tbt rector. Rev. James ernor of Kansas, spent yesterday at . - Effect of Oeatructloii. Am Tel and Tel. , ing Colgate; Next Games. found Nutmeg State teams putting of lea cream In bed at nlghL and outfield. AlUough h., guessed incorrectly Ua taenia ebampkei tn IkSS, and tbe ''Slnnlaelppi'' farm home of tbe Am Tob B ...... up rival organizations In Uelr ter- Carolina. victory. But hto sbrewdneaa and mana- Medwlek made Uis year In Ue race on 13 of S3 major games over Ue S t u ^ Neill performed the cere- Although American observers be- Am Wat Wks ritory. The convention opens to- BOCKY MOUNTAIN up a defenae that wma cracked only for individual laurels w iu Ua big Medwick aid DiMag Staid William Baldwin of Detroit, a oem- mony at 4 o'clock. elder statesman of tbe Republican lieved Tsingteo, 100 miles north of The boas man of Ue Yankeae to gerial talenU were recognised early week-end. Herb Barker of the As- bar of the WUUama awlmmlnf team, a quarter of a century. It was as- Anaconda ...... day. By HEBBEBT W. BABKXB Oonferenee pairings send Colora' In one instance—by Ue Naw York Ue only man ever to manage pen- snd as long ago as 1913 he was stick. sociated P reu clicked on 33 out of The bride wore a princess style party, and after a several hours' sumed today that another Demo- Chefoo, would be tha most likely do against Utah Stats in Ua fea- In Ue National Leogua he clean- eaece under treatment at St. Luke’a conference Lowden Issued a state- point for an initial attack against Armour n ...... 'The leader of the C. I. O. move- Aggie#. nant-winning teams In boU major manager as well as second bseeman 34 minor games and took Ue lead Out; Gates and AttewhiDir beapttal. gown of ofl-whlte satin with long GOOD E E C n O N crat would be named to replace Atchison ...... ment was driven forward tn Ue New York, O ct 4.—(AP)—Stand- ture game; Colorado Collage leagues. And he’s one of Ue few ed up on all bitting and nm-produc- train. Her full length veil of tulle ment which said; him. Shantung from the sea, they pointed Tha boys from Fsrmlngdsle, L. I., of Ue Wilkes-Barre team In Ue in Ue three-way battle for honors Ba«y tajarad A'viatlon Corp ... execution of his plans to eaUbllsh ing out tn bold relief today after a against Wyoming; Colorado Minas took a faU from Ue New Britain ever to get into college wlUout flrst New York State League. ing champlonablpe, wtU U s single In plgekln picking . . . Barker fell from a Juliet cap of heirloom 'Former Governor Landon and Terms of other board members out' that Chefoo, with the excellent Baldwin ...... against Western Stats; Denver exception of triples. Only Mel Ott. Show Kg Increase. Norton Buffered a poaaibla frac- former President Hoover were my moLor road linking it to Tslngtao, a dual and rival movement by the “Black Saturdajr" of frenzied foot- State Teachers by a narrow margin going Urough Ue formality of a McCarUy to no ^^eeian officer clicked on 43 out of 67 In all for a tnre of the aknll. dlalocatloa of the lace. She carried a white satin which expire this year are those of B and O ...... force of a consuming ambition to against (3olorado State, and Orea'sy but tbe University of Maine, Hamil- bigh school course. type of manager but be does ex who tied Ue SL Louto dugger In mark of .754, boosting hto total to atgbt hip, and fractiiraa of both Ufa prsjrer book, with streamers of guesU during tbe day (Sunday.) VOTE INDICATED Police Commissioner Thomas J would be particularly valuable as a Bendlx ...... ball Uat left Ue experts groggy against Montana State. Utah, one homers, esme anywhere near Tbe three of us canvassed the Na- Japanese troop and supply base? gain control of the organized labor ton of Clinton. N. Y.. Worcester Joe got as far as Ue eIgbU grade pect hto players to take orders and 80 out of 98 for .816 . . . ■ad the left arm. Daalela received white satin and Uly of the valley Rogers, Park Commissioner Mrs. C. BeU 8U ...... movement and to establish his own were Ue all but Incredible perform- of Ue BtToag teama of Ue confer- Tech and Lowell Textile all felt the back home in Ue Germantown, Pa., keep in abape. . . ."You can nave Ducky-Wucky In any-o( hto special- By SID FEDER - - Ineerationa about the face and head, sprays tional crisis at great length. We find R. Burr and member of Board of Destruction of the breakwater, BeU SU Pf ...... Independent political party. ances of Nebraska's Oirnbuskert ence, meets an outside rival, Idaho. ties—batting, runs, runs batted In, ourselves In agreement on every however, would give full play to the sting of defeat at Ue hands of Con- parochial et hool, worked on an Ice a drink, or two, or Uree," says NElA’a iporU staff, first week Associated Press Sports Writer-;^ and Baldwin Buffered a fractured The matron of honor, Ura. Charles ATNOmOAY Health Dr. D. C. Y. Moore. Borden ...... “Labor in many localities has be- and Cornell's big Red stalwarts. necticut elevens. wagon, dug some ditches for Ue McOirthy, "but don’t ever let jroui hits, doubles and homers. leaders, tumbled to second place In arm and a acalp Injury. W. Lathrop, and maid of honor, problem, both of the country and strong, cold winds that sweep the Can Pac ...... It la doubtful If Ue .purrent sea- In hla sweep, Ue Cardinal clouter The 1937 major league seasoa to. the party.” (Omtinned from Page One) North China coast around Chefoo come divided Into warring camps. Wesleyan triumphed 17-6 ovef next couple of years, and Uen sud- conduct off Ue field be a matter of Ue standings wtU 17 out of 34 for Police aatd the car overturned Mlaa Dorothy Straughan, slaters of Case (J. I.) ...... The drive of the C. I. O. has been son will wlUeas any upset to com- Conn. State In Ue only game be- denly turned up at Niagars Unlvar- Interest to me, or concern to Ue led boU leagues In batting average, Ue past wek-end for a percentage a matter of htotory, with only Umf Wdce and waa demoUahed aa the the brlda, were atmllarly costumed But, Qllnoia Republican leaders during the fall and winter and would Cerro De P ...... pare wiU Nebraska's astonishing TRANSFER OF O H WlU a .374 mark for Ue year. noon that "Edgar Berggren" waa make troop landings dangerous. more largely against Ue organized tween two “home’’ clube. sity. . . . “I don't know how it ball club, or discussion among the of .708 and 87 out of 46 for a mark World Series chapter stlU to b / ■tndenta were returning lo WlUlama In dubonnet Cinderella velvet Both were Inclined to believe the meet- Ches and Ob . . . . . workers who were affiliated with 14-9 conquest of Minnesota. Yale’s Bulldogs were leUargIc at happened,” says Joe, "but there I fans." The American League's hitting of .804 for Ue season . . . yours written, but up and down the Ug, ooOefe from New York where they wore matching turbans and abort ing was called principally to dis- followed closely to the polls by Huge waves might dash the landing Chrysler ...... Hailed in' some quarters as un- leader. Charley Oehrtnger of Ue "Charlie McCarthy." OBITUARY boats upon the shore. the A. F. of L. than In any other TO THIRD HELPED times in Uelr tilt wlU Maine but was in college.” Wise, and well-aald.... tiuly again faded in Ue stretch and time a lot of the Ulngs that hop^ ■tteniled the Columbla-WlUlama veils and carried arm bouquets of cuss Hoover's recent proposal for Coca-Cola ...... field. beatable, the Gophers overcame an they also came wide awake often At Ue university, Joe was an Detroit Tigers, was Uree points came home a poor Uird wlU 16 out pened In Ue last 6 1-3 months puae. mat colored chryeanthemums. an unofficial National convention Twelve voting machines set up In Jap Reinforcing. Col Gas and El ... early Cornbusker lead on Dwight back of Medwick’a percentage, witu Tounff Barrowa, who Buffered a “No manufacturers' association or enough to carve out a 26-0 victory. apt pupil of penmanship, clock- He’s Great Worrier; of 34 for .667, making our season's be forgotten In a hurry. ' , Tht brldesmalda, Ura. Jamea C. next year. a double row down the south aide of DEATHS On the battle front northwest of ComI Inv T r ...... employers' organization, supplied Reed's field goal from Ue 33-yard GIANTS TO TITLE CUnt Frank's passing and Al Wil- winding, and the ukulele. He had Sleeps WIU Game .371. Contrasted to Medwlek, who total 33 out of 46 for .718 . . . Aslda from little old New TorKS. braetured akuU, died an hour after First smrd that the meeting was the Armory drill floor were used to Com'l S olv...... Una early in Ue fourth quarter, but paced the batting race from start to the accident without regalninff con- Connelly, another eister; Utas Mabel Shanghai Japanese were rushing up vjlth tmllmited funds and moved by son's running gave Ue Blue coach- no trouble at all winning his var- He has an uncanny ability to stoe bloody but unbowed, we're looking ■econd-atralgbt champlotiahlp wa- Bjorkman, alstar of the brldagroom; held cams last' night when a secre- record the vote. Mrs. Edward 8. Flynn reinforcements to secure the posi- Cons Edls ...... a desire to divide and conquer la- U e aroused Nebraskans smashed This Is Ue second of Uree ar- ing staff cause for optimism. sity degree at second base. up men and figure out bow's beat flntoh. Oehrlnger akyrocketed to Ue ahead to next week to recoup our nopoly, Ua developments that ssoB tary telephoned newspapers, and Democratic headquarters were Mrs. NcUle (Haksett) Flynn, wife tions from which Chinese fell back Cons O U ...... bor, could have launched such a right back to score Ue winning Although the two touchdown top In Ua late weeka and wound up RUai Ruth Enroth and Mias Barbara Ctont Can ...... Uclea outlining Ue plana and to handle each . . . one man must standouts aa you look bock over thB Bristol, all wore gowns of royal blue dictated Lowden'a statement located at the southeast comer of of Edward 8. Flyrm, of Norwich, for- last night in what they termed an- campaign of division and distribu- touchdown on Harris Andrews’ bul- prospects of Ue New York passes burled by Frank found Uelr Mask) and Stage be treated roughly, one must b« 18 points better Uan Lou Gehrig of campaign were Ite success treat, m vMveL with matching off-tba-face No More Details the drill'floor and Republican work- merly of Manchester, died yesterday other “strategic withdrawal." Corn Prod ...... tion. let pass to BIU Callahan. Giants, National League cham- way Into Ue arms of Flick Hoxton Ue Yankees. ers were boused in the basement Del L and Wn . .. Are Joe's Hobbles given sympaUy, one must be laugh- To U e sports desk Uto morning flnsnctol vlewpeinL the epidemle at. turbans and abort valla. Their arm morning at Backus hospital, Nor- The Chinese were fighting a stub- "For two years we have pursued It wss a triifmph for Nebraska's pions, for Ue world aeriea, start- and Kevin Rafferty respectively, it Joe will be 50, oome next April ed at—and one must be fired. NA'nONAL LEAOUB came a tender epistle of sweeUeas Injuries that hit every elub tai liiiBk Reached several hours later, May Hit 4,000 wich, after a lingering Ulneas. Douglas Aire ___ appeared from Ue complexion of Batting — Medwlek, Cardlnato, E DUCE SLAMS bouquets were of yellow chrysanthe- Lowden declined to amplify the born rear guard action as they Du Pont ...... policy of toleration. We have hard-bitten line and ber alert backs ing OcL 6. 31, but doesn’t look IL He's Irish He never bawls a player out in snd llghL written by one whose loops, the big surprise that w 0 ,*ij| mums. Tbe mother of the bride was With Indications pointing to a She la survived by her husband slowly retreated In the center of the patiently and sincerely endeavored wbo took fuU advantage of Min- Ue game U at Johnny Miller to Ue on boU aides of Ue family and public. Ha prefers to watt until .874; Mize, Cardinals. ,364. Identity ehould be no secret to Us statement saying "It speaks for It- two daughters, Mrs. Joseph Wheeler, Eastman Kod . . . . boy who ban been nominated to Rime—Medwlek, CMrdlnato, 111; pulled out of U e hat by tha Bnetotf : gowned In black transparent velvet !lf." total vote of more than 3,500 and 25-mtle line. At other points they Elec A uto*L...... to promote a settlement through nsaota’s mistakes. It waa a triumph, By BIOHARD MoOANN most certainly DOEIS look It. He Ue next day at noon when U followers of Uto pillar of fact snd Bees and tha high-class wallopliB possibly tn excess of 4,000, election Mrs. Everett Frelze, and two sons, were holding the defense positions conference and negotiation. All of too, for Lawrence (Biff) Jonea, new NBA Service Sports Writer take Kelley's place as Ue receiv- has black hair, flashing brown eyas, Hack and Demaree, Cuba, 106. fancy . . . writes our pet heckler: PEACE HOPE BY with corsage of white gardenias and The 76-year old former minou Gen Foods ...... ing end of Uo Frank aerial combine. players begin to gaUer at Ue pane of Ducky Medwick snd Joe D U u 2 white acceasories. The mother of officials were generally Inclined to Francis and Edward, also nine they took up after their first with- this has failed.” head coach of Ue (torntauskers. New York, OcL 3.—The New a nmuU U at can be boU kind and and take Ue errant fellow aside Runs batted In—Medwick, Cardi- "It’s Ue Otonts In six games. You glo. 1 governor—twice a member of C>>n- grandchildren, all of Norwich. Two drawal from the shores of the Gen M o t...... Miller, of course, did not display nals, 184; Mize, Cardlnato, and De- don't have to tell your readies the bridegroom wore royal blue vel- greas, lawyer and dirt farmer since predict that the Republicans would GUlette ...... T he time has arrived when Ue Aa for CorneU. veteran football York QIants were a floundering sec- barely and a jutting jaw. snd talk to him privately. Tempera A Preeperoos Seoaen win again by a wide margin. sisters, Mrs. Margaret Bohn, of Wis- Yangtze and Whangpoo rivera.two American Federation of Labor must rsportora had to hark back to Ue ond-place ball club when a sudden Ua dash and sparkle that made Hto bobbles are music, Ue Ue- maree, Cubs, 118. wbsre you got Us tip you better go JO T E T O m C O vet. and corsage of white gar- the day of the band plow—added consin, Mrs. Catherine Lovett two Hecker P rod...... loquacious Larry more than just bave cooled Uen and you won't be When U a books are w ritteR M denias.'' The business session of the an- weeka ago. Hudson Mot ...... meet the Issue created by Ue Com- kaw-p faan days for compariaons hot flash of genius happened to Mr. ater, movies, loe skating, and so liable to blurt out Ulnge jrou'U HIU—Medwlek, Cardinals, 387; overboard on ths 'Polo Ground on this season, there seams however, that another conference nual meeting will be held In High brothers, Thomas and Richard Has- mittee for Indu.strial Organization WUl Terry on Ue afternoon of Aug. anoUer good end but bejproved him- P. Wsnar, Pirates, 319. Pounders' and get one rigbL after (Uaattraed treae Page Oaei At the reception ' In the parlab- with Landon and Hoover "would be rett, all of Mancheater, several Int Harv ...... after watching Ue Ithacans abell self to be a dangerous man to let vaudevUto. He and Ue missus go regret later on. doubt that it will top any post'O - Scbool hall tonight starting at 8 in a clear-cut and positive way,” the Colgate Into submission, 40-7. This 8< skating every morning while win- He's a great worrier. Ha likes Doubles—Medwick. Cardlnato, 87; picking the Canto In Ue Nation- bouse which followed guests were a logical conclusion, but no definite nieces and nephews, also of Man- Hudson Mot ...... council said. out In Ue open wlU passes floating MIsa, Ctordlnsto, 40. al . . . preaslon mark in (on turnout oafl ■4 to the diplomatle aiudety here. present from Maryland, New Tork, o'clock. In addition to routine Items Int N ick...... was supposed to be one of Andy No one Uought Ue day would tering at Uelr home in Buffalo. victory by bug# margins. A lead is plans havs been made." o( business the meeting will be ask- chester. also survive. "Confusion and misunderstanding be memorable. Tbe Giants were abouL Triples—Vaughan, Pirates, 17; financial return. Except tn (Mr In- Mliaala choae juat the moment the Boston, Tonington, Meriden, WUU- Hoover, wbo waa reached at the Funeral arrangements are Incom- Int Tel and Tel . Kerr's best Colgate teams but it Trinity proved Saturday bow He knowL Ue names and rou- never too big. Perhaps be to sUU "And I said 'Polo Ground Pound- stances, attendance reports AWlo-Prench Invltatlim waa dla- ed to set up zoning and town plan- Johns-M an...... regarding the relationship to Ue A. waa simply overwhelmed by Ue going to play Ue Reds a t Ooaley tines of most of Ua vaudevlUe boyt living U at horrible Inning when, Subr, Pirates, IS. mantlc, Hartford and Manchester. home of A. R. Shaw, a close friend ning commissions and to elect mem- plete. F. of L. or organizations holding strongly tbe tides of football for- Home runs—OtL Otonts. snd era.' I honestly believe Ua w orn Ua season have shown dtotinet; aatched to Inform the committee On their return from an unan- Local Stocks Kennecott ...... hard-cbaiglng Cornell line and be- Field snd s skimpy assemblage of tune can ebb and flow in a relative- and glrto. He has a good tenor voice aa rnanager of Ue Chicago Cube, prove menL near Chicago, said be had "nothing ters of them and to provide for an- Leh Val R. R ... membership in the C. I. O. must be some 3,887 customers bad gathered and Ukea to sing Informally. Hto Medwlek. Cardinals, SL bos turned Uto year snd Ue Otonts —aw wnbera w n BOOaha no longer aaaaw any nounced wedding trip for which the to add" to tbe atatement given out other charter revision study. Peter H. Seary wildered by Ue ball-carrytn„ and ly short epace of time. Nine years he saw the Philadelphia AUletlca carry too much power for Colonel Riding high on tha strength : kbaful point In complying with w the Ugg and My B . terminated. The Issue which paasing operations of Brud Holland, for Ue affair. And that waa all. ago nobody waa surprised when beat friend to George M. Coban, ot score 10 runs in Ue sevenU innin,t Stolen bases—Oslsn, Cuba, 23; bride le wearing a brown costume by Lowden. The budget for this year will be Peter H. Seary, 52, died at his Furnished by F. R. Shaw, Inc. created Ue division within Ue ranks Hack. Cuba, 18. Ruppert'b boys . . . Ebcpect Gomes their batting mlgbL ths New Xa Hgulatlona requiring her toi i e m b a r k with acceeaortee to match, Ur. and home 428 Main street. Hartford. 968 Farmington Ave., Loew’s ...... big Negro end, who scored Uree Just another ball gsme. Hamilton walloped Trinity 46-0; whom you may have beard. of Ue last game of Ue l029 world ibeervatlon offlcera on her Tbe Hoover-Landon-Lowden con- adopted and a date for setting the Lorlllard ...... of labor must be made clear." But down In Ue dressing room Pitching—Hubbell. Otonts, 22-8; to win hto gsme if he can get by Yankees murderers' row bod ' OB her ahlpa Mrs. Bjorkman will be et home to tax rate, next March, will be fixed Sunday afternoon. He was born In . West Hartford touchdowns, George Peck, best ot likewise Uere was no occasion for George, by Ue way, committed series to win 10-8. Ott, Moore and Ripple, Ue Otonte’ trouble finishing 18 gsmso tn mmuu for Spain. Theae InUma- ference followed close on tbe beds Mont W a rd ...... Delegates jamming Ue lobby of U e big Red’s running becks, and just before Ue game Mr. Terry surprise last week when Trinity heresy In taking up wlU McCar- Joe takes Ue ball game home to RooL Chibs. 18-8. their friends at 109 Summit street of the Republican executive commit- See Small Vote Brooklyn. N. Y. For many years he W'llllara R. Martin the convention hotel talked of little AMERICAN LEAGUE left-handed bitters, but that’s s job In Uelr pennant chase during thib Pwiai "policemen vrlthout cluba" are was a stage hand at the Capitol Local Representative Nash.Kelv ...... Whit Baker, crack sophomore pass- had his spell—bis hot flash of pinned a 25-0 defeat on Hamilton. Uy. You see, for 35 years or more, bed wlU hltai at nlgbL After a bad that's going to be tough aver (or an that remain of the complicated after (jetober 15. tee's vote to refer the former presi- The number of persons takmg Nat Blsc ...... other than C. I. O. The general genius, i. . . "Hey, Mel,” he yeUed Batting—Gehrlnger, Tigers, A71; ■esaon, IWReiy’ becauss ths reft..flfc ’ The bride was graduated from part In the election of their town theater. Hartford, and was a mem- Bid Aski ing find. Steve Truex and Bobby O'Malley George had been Ue Glanta' No. 1 game, be doesn't go to sleep unai 'Goofy* . . , ths American LeagiM fell apart at: — rhlnery with which the naUona dent's convention proposal to the bt- of the Stage Hands Union. Ho Capt. Naj. Bk. * Tr. . — 35 Nat Caah Reg .... tone of their remarks indicated Ue This week CorneU will travel to did Ue manager of Ue New York led Ue way to victory for what ap- fan. But when McGraw went and dawn ’peeps. Some of bto Important Gehrig, Yankees, ,883. c< Hurope eought to keep the Span- Uanebeater High school with the entire National committee. Chair- officials, judging by the light vote Nat Dairy ...... executive council would receive the Giants, “Hey, Mcl, you play Uird Runs—DlMOggio, Yankees, 180; their approach. class of 19S0, and tbe Hartford cast during the first half of the 12- leaves his wife, Annie Bronklc Htld. Conn. Trust ... 67 72 Princeton to meet an inexperienced pears to be anoUer good Jesse- McCarUy came Oihan crossed Ue declalona are made at 4 and 8 am . “Hubbell snd Melton will come up lab civil war a t leaat within the bor' man John Hamilton aimounced less Seary. a former resident of Man- Nat D lstin ...... expulsion authority by an over- todsy. ^ coached team. crick from Ue Polo Grounds to Ue He's a great one for playing Rolfe, Yankees. 148. Their neighbors across tha Oaac bare of Spain. Hospital Training School for Nurs- than two weeka ago that he would hours polling, la likely to be the Htfd. Nat. Bk. A Tr. . 30 32 Tiger teem whicb looked promising Runs batted In—Greenberg, Ti- WlU vtctories and I expect Schu- lam, tha Giants, found tbs goWg.. smallest In four years. The total chester. a son, Robert E. Seary, a PhoenU S t Bk. A Tr. 280 300 N. Y. Central __ whelming majority. enough in a 36-0 victory over Vtr Mel grunted uh-huh, Ue oUer Coast Guard Academy succeaded Yankee Stadium. hunches, to cordial but rather close macher to give Ue Yonka plenty of Juat a day before he received the es in 1935, and has been a member call the members together as soon N. Y. N. H. and I In Its 160-page, printed report, Giants said wbat'i-Ue-ldear, and In pinning Uelr flrst defeat on Wor- gers, 181; DlMsgglo, Yankees, 168. tougher, but once Uey climbed into.'. of the hospital staff for two years. vote cast In the six previous annual daughter Mrs. William T. Welch, Insurance Stocks giota. Nebraska will begin defense mouUed to newspaperman, doesn't trouble . . . Don’t forget — the dealgned to effect withdrawal aa possible, probably in Chicago. both of Hartford and five grand Aetna Casualty 80 Nor Am ...... the council alao: the announcer Informed Ue fane cester Tecb since 1934 by Ua mar- Served Seven Minors, like Ue spoUlgbL has saved hto Hite—BeU, Browns, 318; DlMsg- GtonU In six . . . P. 8. How did Ue saddle, Uere eras no stnpiiikg'' thouaanda of Italian aoldiera The bridegroom Is alao a graduate town elections waa 1931, 2.509; 193'2 84 Packard ...... ot its Big Six conference crown glo, Yankees. 318. Uem. This become porttentorly of' Some opposition to the proposal 2,339; 1933. 3,064; 1934, 4,176; 1935’ chldren and bis mother. 42 44 (1) Accused Ue Labor Relations against Iowa State, buried under a U at Mr. Mel OtL the right fielder, gin of a elngle polnL Waldron Conldn’t Make Grade money until bs'a rated Ue wealLi- you manage to keep U s Cards In W f b ^ for the Spanish Inaurgenta. from Manchester High scbool, class developed at the executive commit- The funeral will be held Tuesday Aetna Life ...... Param Piet ...... board of pro-C. I. O. leanings. would play third base. scored for Ue Cadets after a Wot' Doubles—BeU, Browns, 83; Green parent when Up loot of a tong ' " IT Duce sent Franco the following of 1981, and Is employed by tbe 4,600; 1936, 4,688. * 2541 2744 Penn R R...... sLo count by NorUweatern. Tba Yankee boss played bis flrst iaat manager—aside from Connie Ue first dlvtotonT . . . It's a sad tee meeting, and several leading ^ During the same six years the afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Far- Automobile ... 27% 29 Vi (2) Proposed a long list of Nothing happened during Ue cester punt was blocked and be also gsme of baseball 86 years ago Mack, in Ue game. berg, 'rigers. 60. state of affsira when jrour choice of Injuries deprived Ua warm meaaage; Pratt and Whitney Aircraft com- Republicans in Congress gave tbe ley and Molloy undertaking home Conn. General .. Phelps Dodgs ... amendments to the Social Security OUerwiae, here are Ue outstand- afternoon to make Ue switch s red- kicked tbe extra point. Forky scor- Triples—Kreevlch, White Sox, 18 Cubs of Uelr first baseman. Rip Ooikt tbla Scat anniversary of the pany. total number of votes cast for the 29 31 Phil Pete ...... ing palringa, by sections, for this when be was 14. Tbe site wse s And unquestionably, he’s Ue don't even 'show’. Better pick Ue plan a cold shoulder, fearing an un- Republican candidate for selectman Hartford, with burial In the East Hartford Fire .., 64 66 Act, moat of which would broaden letter day la history.... ed for Worcester but hto attempt ct section of Ue htotoric Revolution- moit unappreciated manager in Stone, Senatote, snd DlMogglo. Glanta next year". llns, in early AugusL definitely con^, aeevatkm of your eacdlency to the official convention might be used cemetery, Manchester. Hartford Steam B( 56 Pub Sve N. J. .... Its scope and Increase the size of week: For dramatic purposes It would Ue extra point failed and Uere lay Yankees, IS. fining U a Cubs to second place. ‘TM wpreme post of state, 1 have the joy with the highest standing ranged 60 Radio ...... ON EASTERN FRONT ary War battlefield at Germantown. baseball. Andrew-Stevenson aa a vehicle for building up senti- from 1,513 In 1932 to 2,873 last year National Fire .., 58 60 benefits. be nice to be able to relate that Ue difference. Home runs—DIMagglo, Yankees, To whicb blast we can only point Giants wound up wlU a 4-1 win to address to you my congratula- ment for the nomination of some Phoenuc Fire . . . , 78 80 Rem R a n d ...... (3) Urged Ue delegates to renew Pitt, hard-pressed to beat back wiU Mr. Ott out Uere at third The Arnold College Terriers of 46; Greenberg, Tlgera. 40. out that It's a lovely day but those over Ue best-bated pals, the Brook-, BOns (or the raeulta obtained in the Mias Margaret Roberta Steven- in the same years the vote received Repub 8tl ...... stubborn West Virginia, 20-0, bat- New Haven presented Uelr new son, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. individual tn 1940 rather than for by the Democratic candidate for SPIRIT OF REVERENCE Rossla Insurance 6'4 8 Uelr fight for ratification of Us the Giants were Invincible ami Stolen bases—Werber, AUletlca clouds Indicate rain for Ue morrow lyn Dodgers, yesterday. COotM of this jrear of struggle Travelers ...... 415 Rey Tob B ...... child labor amendment by State tles Duquesne, upset conqueror of chased Ue Rede off Ue ball field. coach, Marty McDonough, wlU a 38; Chspmsn, Red Sox, 84. and how bave you been . . . our Meredith Stevenson, Sr., of Oak shaping party principles. selectman with the highest stand- 435 Safeway Strs ...... Ue PanUers a year ago. Army, Im' surprise present by taking Ue An Injury also t0 fans St Washington. Sammy wlU l(N}-33-68. OUer scores ware: seventh and Uey flntohed slxU, the the business session until Saturday Collins Co...... 122 132 Un C arbide...... am* a similar situation seemed to Palllles lost and Uey finished er win over Ua last-place ~ mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. the distinguished historian said: Union Pac...... a membership of 3,271,726 (dues- Brown wlU give Harvard a better leas, snd he nearly spiked himself prevail this season. Tbe Statesmen's pMhirpc PIsv nf 'farili. I ®*“**>' •“ rtght by A. L. Rlker, 89-16-74; W. J. Site- yesterday, stood out in tba Amsil-''' Mary H. Pearson of Valley Falls, (OoottaiMd from Page One) afternoon was made by Theodore 'The spirit of reverence, careful Colt's Bat Firearms. 54 56 paylng) on August 31. test than could Springfield, routed reaiures riay OI ta ro r hlmself U bis first year to Ue pro seventh . . , FDR PRISON GUARDS C. Zimmer, Democratic candidate Eagis Lock ...... Unit Arc ...... enaring Ue one grounder be man- contest WlU Wesleyan tost week man, 94-20-74; J. A. Drayton, 117- can League. with whom he had made bis home to appreciate the senalbUitles of 21 23 Unit Corp ...... (7 Noted U at government fig- 54-0 by U s Crimson. Holy Cross, aged to get his hot clutch on. figured to be a toss-up but Dick , . , 1 , I '’anke, whipped a abort pass to 32-85; K. Uttle, 118-33-86. since childhood. Other towns deciding on tbe local for election to the Board of Select others and conscious of a higher Fafnlr Bearings ___ 123 133 We did somewhat betteb ia tbe But Ua major job of fooling tho- Hartford, Oct. 4.—(AP)—Prison men. Gray Tel Pay Station Unit Gas Imp . . . . ures showed labor’s average boiiriy lethargic tn a 7-0 decision over But—snd Mr. Printer make this Holzer, stout Wesleyan back, took experts was turned in by tha Boo- The attendants were Ur. and Mrs. option question Include: Bloomfield. moral law, has been the character- 6 7 U. 8. Rub...... earnings this year bad incrested Provldenca, wiU need to do better a big BUT. . . . it out of U at ctosslflcatlon with 16 nals inNabonal Gnu yards for Ue Redskin touchdown. In Saturday's eelected nine holes American League, picking Ua JWarda hereafter will have to have John Stevenson of Hartford, broth- Hebron, Marlborough, Monroe, Sa By a margin of one vote tbe ad istic of all truly successful states- Hart and Cooley . 220 230 from 59 to 64 cents while the aver- Riley SmiU booted a field goal for play, J. A. Drayton was Ua winner Yanks (as wbo didn't71 for flrst ton Bees and Manager BUI Me- iMre than bulk and brawn to bold Joumment until tonight was voted Hendey Mfg. Co. 10 U. 8. Steel ...... to whip Georgetown. Tbe Glanta won Ue -next day seconds after Ue opening whistle I >lroour said that In Eu- Bank of New York .. 448 485 FalU a ty . Neb. violence, one count. Waat Virginia meets Washington In facL BUI McKechnle of Boston tbe season, gave another demonstra- Chicago Bears ...... l o 0 Uird etralght triumph, 13-0 . . . ■cored over the Reds during tbO: The applicant muat be at leaat ing day la election day In Meriden. rpe tday there has been a “blind Bankers T ru st...... 66H 68V When he was 80 years old Mr. and Lee, and Temple, held to says Uat Mel to Ue best of Ue tion yasterday of hto right to be Joe DlMsgglo, Yankees—Hit Bristol waa held to Ite second score- jrear, equalling a major toogns rso^ Attorney-General of Connecticut Uhase ...... S9H 41V Howe wrote: BoU cases were continued until hailed os one of Ue standout firat- Chicago Cardlnato___3 1 i homer wiU bases loaded, and two feet to and not more than sis Cwikla-Bankowski has given the unofficial opinion", rope today there has been a "blind Saturday. Sabas in bonds of 110,000 aoorelaas Ua by Mlialsaippl. faces bunch wlUout question. Detroit ...... 2'f 1 0 1 sa tie of the season by New Haven ord. . - toat two without shoes and he muat Mias Amelia Bsnkowakl of An- dteregard of the esseoUal lesson Chemical ...... SIH B3V “At 80 I am not afraid of the fu- and Scanlon in bonds of 15,000, Ue Florida next. AnoUer important development Standings jrear men of Uo season. Green B a y ...... l 2 osingles In 6-1 win over Red Sox. Commercial, East Hartford took a The Cardlnato, minus Dtssy Dean that candidates on the Democratic Coo tin en tel ...... 14 isture. I have been treated w iu In tbe aecond period of Ue Cleve- Hal Schumacher, Giants—Won waigh from 155 to 200 stripped. dover was married this morning at Ucket are on the Ucket legaUy. of the past which teaches that the continuances oetng granted on re- IN THE MIDDLE WEST tn Ue Olsnts' bustle down Ue Cleveland ...... 1 3 0 12-0 drubbing from Klngswood and who wss of no use after having of. He must have had not leae th.n 9 o'clock to John Ovlkls. son of Mr. DEWEYS WITNESS ^ v..tloo of each depends ultimate- Cora Exchange...... 65H 57b reasonable justice all my conscious quest of counsel. home stretch was Johnny Mc- YESTERDAY’S RESULTS land Rams-Chlcago Cardinals game Sunday Results; New Tork 16; own game with homer w lu two on West Hartford was handed a 13-0 hand In Ue National Ltaogue’s lea) Try Blotting Oat Word Guaranty T rust..... 282 292 Ufe. and expect as much of Us fu- Notre Dan)#, looking extremely before 10,000 fane at Cleveland. in 4-1 victory over Dodgers. lacing by Weaver . . . Mgbt years of satisfactory full time and Mrs. George Ovlkls of 638 But the campaign managers for ly upon tha salvation of all; a Sabas waa arrested In Bridgeport effective in a 31-0 victory over (torUy's sudden rash of hitting. 'Philadelphia 7. Green Bay 36; De- to Ue American Leaguers in tb*. Parker street this town. The cere- truculent insistence upc First National ...... 1970 2020 ture. No one can convince me Uere National Tinsley scooped up a fumble by Frankie Hayes, AUletles, and ■U-ster game, just mads fourth employment or for each year of hi. SHOT BY GANGSTERS the four RepubUcan candidatea on Irving ...... 13 IS Saturday morning as a result of an Drake, battles Bob'Zuppka’s lUlaola Young McCarUy was batting Harry Msttos snd ran. stumbled troit 6. Washington 11; Brooklyn 7. work up to four years be muat have mony was performed at 9 o'clock at naUoaal rights regardlcM of inter- U a devil after deaU to torture me Investigation Into Ue shooting of array in tba standout gams. Tbe precisely .357 when Ue Giants PitUburgh S, 4; Cincinnati 3, 0. Chicago Cardlnato 6; Cleveland 0. Jonathan Stone, Senators—Hayet Edward “Red" Kovla turned tn a place, dropping Usir finale to tSB the DemocraUc Ucket laboriously tuiUotxftl duties.** Manhattan ...... 27 29 for eating, drinking, loving, hating, and battered bto way 20 yards for nifty six-hitter tor Chance Vougbt an squivalent education of training fit Bridget's church by the pastor. went through the thousands of rir Detective John L Okktey last nUnl got no better than a scoreless went west U s toat Urns to dsfsnd Bostoo 6, Phlladeipbla 0. This week's echedule: Monday, bit bomer, drove In four runs In 5-i Cube, 6-4. above the grammar grades. Rev. James Timmins, and was fol- (OoDttaned frooi Faga Oae) "This is poUUcal retrogreasian ” Manufaet Trust . . . . 4SH 4SV venturing.” Thursday night The detecUve was New York 4. Brooklyn j. tbe touchdown which gave Ue epener win; Stone's homer wlU Saturday to bring Ue aircraft nine Bo—on's Red Sox again w a s tbor culars . before dlatributlng them, he said, “and u------8™»on National Q ty Bank . 34 H 36 V Shortly before be was stricken draw w tu Depaul last wask. Pur- Usir sUm toad. When Uey cams Cardlnato a 6 to 0 victory, nnaley. Chicago Bears a t Plttoburgh; Sun- lowed by a reception and wedding I unless corrected spelis in a drug store at Broad and Gif- due, beaten by Ohio Stste’t back bs wss batting .374. Chicago 6, BL Louis 4. day, Philadelphia at Wublngton; one on won nightcap, 4-8. its third successive state industrial “gold flops" tor Tom Tswkay sad’ fomla Friday—tha night of tha at- trying to blot out the word ‘hinoffl- disaster.' New York Trust . . . . 119 124 wlU paralysis last July, Mr. Howe Arnsrl^an. a lOS-pound six footer, fell to Ue Phil (Javsiretta, Cubs—Drove in baseball cbamplonehlp . . . hto feat breakfast at Conran's Jack and Jtu dal” so that it could not be road. Public...... 34H 86V virtual^ oomplsted work oo his ford Streets, when a gunman en- nigged Buekayes, entertains Car- Ha had hit for A86 on Ua road ground on Ue five yard marker, but Green Bay at Chicago Cardlnrii; finished flttb. Their finals was a S 4' resident st a r t s club for the members of tbe famlllee tack on Rubin—arhare he waa ar- tered and held up the clerks. Ip ' jta Tech. —and when it counted. . . . 'Td Philadelphia 5, S; Washington 4, 4. Chicago Bears at Clevelud; Pttte- four runs with two singles in 6-4 turned back Ue Stamford Oas and beating at Ue bands of ths Tsnha rested after living 21 months as a A statement in tbe rireular that baker y convention Title Q uarantsa...... 8H lOV book, "Final Omieluslons”, of which Chicago 3. 7; SL Louto 0, 3. regained hto feet snd continued over win over (Jardlnsto. Electric team by 4-8 . . . Ekldle and cloee friends Selectman and Police Cbmmiasioner IwnmiM bs said tn June. 1938: attempting to disarm Ue man.' The Big Tan conference aehedula toad Ue league In hitting,’* says the goal line. burgh at DetrolL yeaterday, featuring Joe OlMsggWC fugitive. ON WEDNE8n>AY later Identified by Ue detecthi Octroft 1. Cleveland 0. Thornton Lee, 2!cka Bonura and and Andy Raguakus and Tony Quar- Mathias Spless sought tha Demo- American (Newark) . lOH 12V "Give me two more jrears 1 I marked by duels betwesn North Mr. McOsrUy, “if Uey*d extend It was tbe second time tn 10 tos were alao In action tor Chance homer wiU Ua bases Iosif ON TRIP HOMEWARD Dewey, blaming a "poUtlcalljr- and clerks aa S a t^ . Ue gun snd Mlchlgsn; Mlnnssote Ue season until Thanksgiving." New Tork 6, Boston 1. ' Honk BUtnbacber, White Sox—Lec Oevetond's Indians again wars R : Sluyter-McCulley oontroned” district attoraay’e office craUe andorsement waa flatly de- Hartford, Oet 4—Bakery owners American Reserve . . . 23H 25V am going to write the greatest book discharged and Ue detective days that Tinsley provided Ue blanked Browns 2-0 wlU sevsn hits Vougbt . . . nted and contradicted by Mr. Spieaa American Surety . . . . 44 46 tn Ue worifL" Bd Indiana; Chicago, beaten by As a itolder, Johnny ratss quite Cardlnato wtU their margin of vic- disappointment and rode la « Mrs. Maty E. McCuUsy of 87 for tbe groivth of racketeering, said and supply men from all parte of shot in the calf of Ue right leg. Vanderbilt, 16-0, and Wisconsin, highly. He's a good man around FINAL STANRINOB. Y LEAGUE TO LAUNCH In 11-lnnlng opener ss Bonura drove (OMtaoed from Fags Oae) Haynes street, announces the mar- Buebalter sad Shapiro were ovei^ soon after oae of the rirculars had C ^ecU cut as weU as adjoining Baltimore American . 6 H 7V Mr. Howe's survivors Include two American. tory. He scored oil Uree touchdowns Bob O'Malley dldnt score any fourth ptoca Johnny Alien, wbo hOR Excess ...... OVi 6V eons, Eugene A. Howe, AmarUlo, Following bis arrest Sabos was re- 13-0 conquerors at Msrquatte. flrsL Hs can catch a butterfly. lo both rune wlU two-base hit; won IS straight siace recovartog riage of her daughter. Manila lords of tha garm ent flour trucking been left at bis door. stetea^U gather at the Hotel ported by poIlM to have admitted W. L. Pet. ss tbe Cardinals whipped Washing- Steinbacher hit two slnglea, batted touchdowns as Trinity defeated Sajdng that he did not believe Fid. and Deposit . . . . 110 114 Tex„ editor, and Jamea P. Howe In addition to Ua Nabraaks-Iowa Ths GUnts' aseoad base oombl- ton oo Sept. 24. I'amllton Saturday by 35-0 but Ue from llInesR dropped the ■eaaon’a projects as BoenevlUe. Grace, of Paterson. N. J , to William and baking raekete. morning for the the job, and implicated Scanloa tn nation to as good ss ever. Burgese New York ...... 102 82 .663 PIN SEASON TONIGHT in Uree runs in 7-3 nightcap vle- wmnd Coulee and Fort Peck dams The s p e ^ l proaeeutor termed that candidates for office should third annual convention of the Con- Great American .... 24 26 Walnut Oeek, <3allf, and a daugh- Stats clash, Ua Big Six slate calls Detroit ___ ...... 89 66 Green Bay’s champion Packers, local red-bead was a major factor windup, 1-0, yesterday to tbs cro- J. Sluyter of Radbum, N. J. The Halifax ...... 28 25 tor. Mro Mateey Howe Famham. one of Ue escapades wlU which he for a test betwesn Missouri, beaten Whltehesd gets evoo'thlng tbst'e "A78 tory. Preatdent said such “DoubUna inanlage was performed by Use Shapiro a TiNtle-broared, bull seek nominstloo or riecUon by both necticut Bakers' association. a was charged. Scanlon waa arrest- Chicago ...... 86 88 who had lost two games, came back in Uo triumph . . . passing played bit pitching of Jake Wade tor tkse Bom aaes- should visit the wm Hanover ...... 29 81 New zonL by Colorado, 14-4, and Kani coming to him, and much of what to ...... M I^u Fette, Bees—Shut out Pbll- Rev. William K. Russell in Christ necked thug who was ones a petty parUes, Mr. Spieas stated that he conttot and an ax- ed on New Park Avenue.. Saturdav Clevetond .. 71 J»9 WlU ■ rush which swept Detrott’a Six-Teain Circuit Gets Under- Ues 6-0 wiU seven hits. an Important part la all four toueb- Tigers. , toe, aa he has done, the Preb- thief." He said Lspke, the never sought such endorsement and WWt of ConnecUcut-made breads Hems Ins, ...... 29 81 In the cloetng linsa of his auto- night State, abaUaeked by Boston Oollegs. going away. He’s not such a rauco Boston...... 80 72 JI26 Uoaa to a 36 to 6 defeat. The downa and be tore off several long Washington's Banstors and tBtt church. West Englewood. N. J , on Home Fire Security . 2% 3yblograpfay Mr. Hows wroU: 21-7. as a hitter, but for every run be Packers scored in two minutes of way at 8 O’Oock; Second Joke Wade snd Hank Greenberg, gains . . . Jobmiy Scarchuk of l e of that legion. 'Tea,- ho^uld- Saturday, October 2 at S p. m. "brains of tha team.'* acted Uks a that be would have refused it if It wUMte among the outstanding fea- Sabos. In addition to Ue charge Washington ...... 78 •0 ,4n Tigers—Wade stopped Indians with AthletlcR neither of which was am t M with a smile, "they are the “respectable business man." had been proffered. Maas. Bonding...... 60 68 ytors sgo 1 wss of shooting DetoeUve Oakley, was SOUTHWEST SLATE fails te drive ia he keeps two from Philadelphia ...... 64 97 J 88 the opening period, added snoUer IxMip Rolla Wednea^ya. Conn. State got Into Uc Wesleyan tn ths race, split Uelr lodt doobM,^^ ,a f people who do not underatanu The bride and bridegroom ware National Liberty .... 7Vi 8X drivBi through YsUowstoas Park in Held to a 7-T draw by Texas •oortBf. marlter in the third sad got two one bit as Greenberg's stngle drove game as a sub and scored State's attended by Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tbe taro men. he said, organised Tomorrow afternoon tbe seven o 5". of tbe Royal Miectfleally charged wiU tba follow- SL Louto ...... 48 106 J90 in only run for 1-0 victory. header, the A’a taking tha ^ Wto Jim Murray and Jim O’Con- a racket ring which preyiMl on busi- selectmen elected today will meet to B a l ^ compMy. this city, presldrot NorU River ...... 22H a s t ^ coach I9 a plain man called ing allegatlboa of robbery wlU vio- Christian, Arkansas' diampioa Ra- Dick BarteU to Just about tbs NatkmaL more touchdowns in the final stenss, only touchdown with driving line gams, 5-4, and loolag tho ae oome Into my offlee week after F. Curran, of Hawthorns, N. J , organise for tbe year's work. If tha of th# association. wUi open the Prof. Wash, ...... 29 81 Doc Wilson, of whom 1 quite Borbaeks hope to do bettor against bast abertstop In baseball todsy. W. ooa oo ■ 70-yard run by MUt Gon- The Y. M. C. A. Monday evanini Chuck Hatntzelittaii, Jim Weaver plunges . . . Ray Moszer saw cousins of tbs bride. ness men and labor organisations. Prof. W ash...... 29H 81V4fond la tbs course of five days. When lence: Aug. 18, Glsisman’s Dnig U PcL 4-8. ■ ' . and make perfect nnlaanecs of exacting tribute through threats present members are re-elected It la business session at 9:30. Theafter- CMrapony, 641 New Britain Ave.. BMlor tn the only eonferenoe gsma A sure flelfler, dangerous hitter, New York ...... 08 87 S 88 tsnbaia, who had taken a abort Bowling League wUl start tba 1987- sod Maes Brown, Pirates—Helnt- plenty of action aa Fordham drub- On their return from a short wad- nora s ^ o B wUl open at 1:30 w tu Prof.-Acddent ...... 15 81^ wo parted ka aoid: *WaU, good-bye; Texas A. and M. plSMI M...... l a s l a a l p p i shrewd taettolsn, and fiery fellow, Chicago ...... 98 p u s from Bob MonnatL A 38-yard 88 season tonight at 8 o'clock. Ths ■flman pitched six-hitter, fanned bed FYankUa A Marshall by 66-0, tohree and aay to me, “Mr probable that David Otambers will Seaboard Surety . . . . 25 27 take care of yuuraelf.’ It ia Ue in which 8147 was taken; Sept. IS, 61 j604 (I'FMMdenL we have got to have ding trip, Mr. and Mrs. Sluyter wllj "Every cltixen paid the price.” be re-elected chairman of the board a Wkhig moUao picture, "White A. and P. Package Store, S41 81- Stats; Riee, npaat by Oklabema he’s an you could wonL Pittsburgh ...... 88 68 aerial to Earl (Dutch) Clark gave six teams entered are Gibson’s Ga- tour In 4-8 opener win over Reds; plajring at a wing berta . . . Woreaetor, Maaa, Oet. be at home to their friends after Security Ina...... 29H 81Vi groat haman philoaophy; no one will meats Louisiana State. 9-0 vtetors Supporiing this east to Johnny SL Louto .. 81 78 AM Detroit a touchdown in Ue second rage, Stassrer's Bulcks, Bon Amt, Weaver and Brown allowed Uree —AnoUer ihokaup In tha _ itoveloped a t the Fort Peck Dewey said, “and every bustneseman and unofficial Majror of Manchester. *?*'■ O^to Drelkorn. Springfield Firs A Ma. 107 118 gouniey Street. $168; Kaufman's They are tbs kind of people October IS a t 201 Abbott Road. and every worker in the Held felt If the four RepubUcana who arc H olyo^ Mass., president of Ue or caa do It for you ! 7 : a a tw bas Drug Store. 721 Albany Avenue, over Texas; Oklahoma tacklas Tex (Doat WrU»—Telegraph) Ryan Boston...... 79 78 A80 quarter at the eontoat, played at Mailmen, Reid’s AucUonsers hits in 4-0 six-inning nlghteap vic- Boston, OcL 4—(API—Boston Croos Uneup appeared pcobohlaj Radbum. N. J. Mr. Sluyter ia em- Bngisnd Bakers’ asaodatJon. Sun Ufa ...... 810 860 “•vw yot produoad a eraatuio with- as; Texas Christlaa plays Ua (or- and Sambo LasUe. Mr. Hymn can Brooklyn ...... 82 •1 G .e u Bay before 17A68 fans. tory. College, which emerged from Satui^ Ue Purple prepared ■ toy# *WTiy, there is aQ tha pow- the terror and knew that ha w candidates on tba DemocraUc ticket U. S. F. and G...... 18 20 out firat provkUag far ita neeB8 FBAOnCB havlag Meted an IS-ysid field goai in some secret pracUoa Russ Lswiy. suboUtuto bock, wm tnjurtes to r«jola the sqiiad wlU tho Tanewatona, of the UUk. of ried 14.000 jraan, ao they derided It Postal cards rsealved from John Ta Fin Vacancy Itot August in Meri- opined faUx Taylor aftar string his by tba polios to have ai- battle to Southsni OaUfecBla, beat- fair sort at flnt bass. Kbss treuhto The T. M. C. A. four-team Wad- slight was Urns to esisbeats. "Tbay" ware den. Installstion of new officers and Denver — nb. Jeba U Lewia. ^ t M going wiU Sabas to f e en' hack. 7-0, by tha ehampioa tat the Otoato, but the Naw York- skpaetad to tejoia the squad oftor toSgy. against Frniidies Is OeBatfn. ed tha Big Hocn and McCabe, formsrly of McCabe stesst P art of tha organisation buslaaas first one. PaclngJHr. Joha U Lawia," aai« hasps hU| from bala( a legular. Tbe Itoriarty West Sides win ers easM back to score touchdowns naadajr eveniag league which has tn eoiqilaa who gatbared beta for this town, aay that ba plans to spend toroorrow will coastst of appoinUng No, Taylor hamt ipm t tha past K m toan Store, but after seetog Washington Hnshiaa last wash An In an ira a foM latsiiL- recovering from an attack of As Pop Wsrasr's taam_was the te Saturday* bh m, : M of otbar ttoasa right ta this a awldea waddbif vasper ceremony. ^ Uks pUcs during the banquet 2* • But Mr. L ^ prsetiee «t ths West Bide Oval to- tat the second and fourth periods. been orgaalaed to euppiesMBt ths Grippe, w aiter KopsAy, wbo won oRte one to defeat B. C Mnce GO tfeulorty ' tbs winter in HawaH. McCabe baa a atamber of the Board at Rehef to 10 years tai bsrraltagB. Ba Is owner waant thara. WaMUagtan ptoya Ongem State. flashy arouad flrst. btflUaat a t sas- morrow Blgiit St 6:80 o’elaek sad an Monday evening league win ma' Tba average Imigth of matriad »Wch starts at 7:80 p. m T ^ h e at a Hsisaa Thade^ Company and ood, snd aantUtagly stsady at Tha final Giant aiarksr was oo an a flrst team rdBng by hto pisy Dobie took ever tha cinafhlag i te Jim a I M sa at strvad a long time la tba D. B. toceaad Edward C Ljrach who died The hotel was beadquartera fer - "rtuppad by CUtfenla. 84- players are roquested te be so band It*Fard run by Ward Cuff, former lU debut en Wednesday evtnliig, ■gainst Lehigh, okpeared sure to ■tgament they were anxioiis 'to' Kavj. y Wriaf n y ktfig prograai will be fal- huitooto kept Um ggeupisd 18 bsuis • a /t p eftoga - - - Si IjfcC j e A. thUd. IBa 'TaakaB a« t4 tt thaaa. tbellRR ThaB oekte) last waak aftar awnag aoro (hM ■mA thea Mtnaafl t# « gw aipUy «s B i B ^ u j ^ to op«i Marquette University star. OeL lA. A e ^ ty amn wui partiei- start o t^ teritta Boeltlen agetnst atone and looked forward to a hard ■d • a ^ Is tiMae tm leagues the ttefihtes. weak at sertounagR "Face rF.H' MANCTOTHR EVENING HERALD. BJANCHE8TEE, CONN., MONDAY, OCTOBER 4.198T MANCHES-rER EVENTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 4.1937

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A man exiled upon hla medical Two alderly men at a club were advlMr and said: Doctor. I can't discusstng the table mannera of get to sleep at night new member. Doctor— Insomnia, ehT First—Well, what do you think Patient—That'a i t of him? Doctor—There are wqys and Secood— Very remarkable. I've •s HOUSES FOR SALE 72 means. of combating tEat You beard eoup gargled and lyphoned. rO K .SALE —1B29 FORD coach, 86 LOTS FOR SALE 73 LEGAL NOTICES FOR SA LE ^-Q U ALITT insulated FOR RENT—6 ROOM -J5!**** **• hopelasaly awake, but. upon my word, that'a tha flret t/)8T-JKRSET OOW la vicinity 1939 Ford aedan, 1930 Ford road' MANGHB6TER — NEW 6 room out mental effort has a great deal WANTIED—TOUNO man to vrork combination, coal and gas range, FOR SALE—BUILDINO lota on AT A COURT o r PROBATE H x S time I've ever known It to be yodel- o f ToUuid TutnpQw. Call S379. ater, 1931 Studebaker coach, 1930 with garage, all modem improve- colonial house with all modem im- to do with getting )rou to eleep In drug store, one with store ex- new, excellent condition. Price very ments, steam heat, fir e p l^ . |49 Autumn atreet. Inquire 39 Cottage at Manchester, within and for tha led. Ford coach. No money down. provements, insulated, attached ga- District of Manchester, on the Ind Just Imagine you are walking a perience preferred. Apply wflth reasonable for quick sale. May be month. Telephone 4438. StreeL jnODMD—T A N O O LU B puppy dor, Monaco Motor Sales, 333 Main S t rage, tUe bath, 1st floor lavatory day o f October, A. D.. 1137. tight rope a thousand feet from the "N ow boys," said the pleasant with black noae, w eaitaf leatber references to Mr. Murphy, at The seen anytime at 148 Autumn S t Present W ILLIA M 8. HYDE. Esq.. aad fireplace. Large rooms and a ground. Step by step you advance and eomewhat undersised umpire, •oDar, with blua atonea. Talepbona Center Pharmacy. Phone 8439. FOR RENT—SINGLE house of i Judge. 1938 REO S E D A N , 1938 Ford large lo t For price and terms tela- Estate of Ernest O. Hulander lata OB thla tight rope. let's havs an understanding. Un- M l* . 189 Hartford Road. coaidt 1938 Chevrolet coupa, 1983 rooms, modem, hot water beat For LEGAL NOTICES W.ANTED— 8B91VICE man, thor- ist finished paying for It TU name ed. K C T C L B S rO R RENT—2Sc ir. HELP WANTED— LEGAL NOTICES *** r*. for allowanet. It la within said time allowed by poatlng complete. Inside, outside p ^ tin y , MACHINERY AND TOOLS 52 steam beat. Private entrance. Ideal ■ ORDERED:— That the 9th day of a copy of this order on tha publlo It "All Inn." Spaeial rataa by day. Aak about Larst savinga Work guaranteed. HALE OR FEMALE 37 AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD sign post nearest to the place where location for Doctor or other buai- *^"r.*’ **- •* * END OF OIL MAT FINISH WARS our 6 for 1 plan. Gao. Wimama, Lane. Pbona 8693. NEW STANDARDS of perform- el Manchesirr, within end for the noon, at the Probate Office. In said the deceased last dwelt within aald CHRISTMAS CARD selling will neas. Address Box E, Herald, or Dietrict of Mencheiter, on the Jnd ■Manchester, be and tha aama la as- town and by publishing tha same in Jamleaon— 1 uaed to sell under- 106 OsfOrd, off Strickland. Tela- ance, economy are embodied In telephone Rockville 79-4. thlngs to nudists eolonlsta. pbona 6384. make easy extra money for irou. dey of Oetdber, A. D„ 1917. aianad for a haarina on tha allow- aoma newspaper having a circulation Vienna— (A P )— W orry about an- A reputable local Greeting Card every Oliver tractor. Dublin Trac Preiente WILLIAM 8. HYDE, Eea„ “ ecount with aald aatata, In aald probate district, within ten Jackson—What kind of under- other World War will be over— tor Oo., WilUmantlc. JudEe, •nd this Court dlrtets tbs Trustos to days from the date of this order, and thlngs? Shop offers a rare opportunity to Truet Eetete n-w of Ellie A. Kyte riva publlo notica to all persona In- return make to thla court of the no- within three or four generations. A. A. DION Roofing and Siding earn additional booney for your WANTED TO RENT 68 lete of Mencheeter, In seld Dletrlot. terested therein to appear and ba tice given. Jamieson—Cushions. Exhaustion of the world’s oil sup- deceeeed. heard tharaon by publlahina a copy Manchester contractor. Workmanship guaran- own Cbrlstmaa shopping or other VUI.SICAL liNSTRlJMEN'rs 53 WILLIAM 8. HYDE ply will see to that, thlnka Genet^ teed. Painting and carpenter work. needs. You are Invited to take ad- WANTED—THREE room fumiab- The Truetee having exhibited Ite Ot inis ordsr in some nswspxper hav- Judge. Through Mllea of Moonlight Edmund Allexin of the Au.strian ennuel account with aald estate to ing a circulation In said District, nvs H-ia-4-37. Eveninar Herald 81 Wells Street. Telephone 4860, vantage o f our proposition. Num- FOR SALEl—GOOD guitar. Call ed apartment, with private bath, this Court for allowance. It It days before ssld day o f hearing and Tw'as on a lovely moonlit night general staff. ber of represenUtlves limited. First any evening after 6:30. Telephone heated. Inquire Manager F. W. ORDERED:—That tha 9th day of rstum make to this Court. That you first oame to me; He quotes experts' estimates that ROADSTER SPORT tops, and Woolwrorth. Octobar A. D„ 1917. at 9 o'clock fora- WILLIAM 8. HYDE The moonbeams fsll -around your 1,000,000 soldiers In a future war CLASSIFIED come, first served. This proposi- 8999 or 83 Cambridge street AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD roadster curtains repaired. Lug tion is different Complete sales at the Probate Office, In said facs— would need about 300,000 tons iron ADVERTISEMENTS W.ANTED—3, 4, or 9 room apart- Manchester, be and the same la as- H-10-1.J7. at Manchester, within and for tha gage and bameaa repairing. Chas. kit FREE. Call In person or wmte. District of Manchester, on the 2nd Oh, It was heavenly! and steel, 4,000,000 tons of coal, and ment, unfurnished. Vicinity Center signed for a hearing on the allow , a»a»a«a wersa la a Haa. Laking, 90 Cambridge street Tele- Do not phone. A ct now for more FOR SALE—M ILTO N piano. Rea- anca o f aald account with aald eatata AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD day of October. A. D., 1937. 200,000 tons of oil. But he thinks Mtiala aaaiWfa aaS abbeavlaUoaa phone 4740. or South. Available Nov. 1st. and thla Court directs -tha Truataa to Present. W IL U A M 8. HYDE. Eeq., spending money at Chriatmas! sonable. Telephone 9814. ‘n" ‘h* Judge. On nights of darkness, fllmsv that motorixatlon of armies a'ould •abaaaal aa a word aaS aoaaaana AdulU Write Box F, Herald. give public notice to all persons In- Diatrict of Manchester, on the Jnd clouds boost those figures conriderably. y d a M twa warda K la la ea aaat la Brock Preas, Inc., 89A AUanUc terested therein to appear and tto day of Octobar, A. D., 1937. Estate of Antonia StarchewakI lata EXPERT RADIO R EPAIR adrvtce of Manchester. In aald District, de- Tour charms m l^ t have concealed The world's yearly production of B4aa ar thraa liaaa street Stamford, Conn. WANTED—6 OR 6 room single heard tharaon by publishing a copy on all makea Let ua give /ou an FOR SALE— P IA N O in good con- of thla order In aoma newapaper hav- Judse**"* ^ **'*'*^ *‘ ®- HYDE. Esq.. ceased. But destiny gave you to me minerals he puts at two billion tons. astimaU on youi radio. Phone dition, 30 North Fairfield streeL bouse, or apartment Oct. 18th or ing a circulation In said Diatrict, five ,,^••»ts of Carl Anderson lats of On motion o f Stephen Starchewakl When all could be revealed. The most important is oil, of which 9191,' Brunner's Radio Dept, 80 Nov. 1st. Write Box O, Herald. daya before aald day of hearing and Manchester, In laid District, deceaa- of said Manchester, administrator. AGENTS WANTED 37-A ed. ORDKREI>:—“That six months from he Bays America produces 80 per Cktaw Oakland street return make to thie Court. “ ‘ ■ 9 «U WILLIA.M 8. HYDE The Administrator having exhibited I he 2nd day of October. A. D.. 1987 And though the years have passed cent, and which may be nearly ex- 8 S*— S» 3a * atai » CHRISTMAS CARDS. SeU 60 i WEARING APPAREL be and the same are limited and a l- —and you haueted In about 80 to 70 years. ■ OMaaaatlvo Oaaa ..I a at3 ii •U LOCK AND SAFE eomblnatJona nlB administration account with said • a* ••••- as...... ws •••••!....., U — , 19.J « u sorted Folders, name imprinted FURS 57 LEGAL NOTICES H-10.4.17. tetate to thla Court for allowanca. it lowed for the creditors within which ■Are far away tonight— Colonel Allexln minimizes ths changed, key fitting duplicating. to bring In their ctalma against aald d® •“ irragalar UsartSoas Jl.OO— Coat you 90c. Samples free. I stUI can see your precious face, Importance of efforts to produce Guns, vacuum cleaners, clocks ate., FOR SALE— GIRLS' WINTER AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ORDERED;— That the 9th day of eatate. and the eald administrator la wrabaakLaraaS at tka aak Urns rata Dunbar, New Brunswick, N. J. St Msnehstur, witbln, and for tbs directed to give public notice to tha synthetic oil or gasoline because of Weejal mtee far laaa term avary coat, alxe 10, In perfect condition. at Manchester, within and for tha October, A. D., 1937, at 9 o'clock fore- Through mllea of pale moonlight. cleaned, repaired. Bralthwalta, 63 District of Manchester, on the }nd Dietrict of Manchester, on the Ind noon, at tha Probate Office. In aald credltora to brinm In their claims the expense and the neceasity of •d’ Vftialaa alvaa apaa raaaait Pearl street Call 8087. day of October, A. D., 1917. day of October, A. D., 1917, within eald time flowed by poatlng Ada ^ a ra d bafera Iba third ar nfth Manchester, be and the same la as- A golfer bad lost his ball, and not having great plants, vulnerable In UVB STOCK— VEHICLES 42 Preeent W ILLIA M 8. HYDE. Eeq.. Present WILLIAM 8. HYDE. Eeu.. signed for a hearing on the allow, a copy of this order on the publlo Judse. Judge. ance of aald admlnletratlon account sign poet nearest to the place where unnaturally, was Inclined to be an- war time. UIIMLNESS FOR 8ALE.~ ONE nice grade WANTED— TO HUY 53 Trust Estats of Elisabeth M. Shaw, Trust Estate of M. Louise Foster with said estate, and this Court di- the deceased last dwelt within aald noyed with his caddie. "W hy didn't ry u-w of John M. Shawry lata of --W ot Norman Foster late of Man- rects tha Administrator to give pub- town and by publishing the same in" I you watch where It went?" he ask- OPPORTUNITIES 82 Guernsey cow. Fresh 1 week. Tel. Manehaatar. In aald District, daeaas® some newspaper having a circulation TRY THIS ON THE COWS ada staeaad after 6989. MOVINOT W E BUY your old 9d. chester. In said Diatrict, deceased. llo notice to all persona Intaraited ed angrily. "Well, air.” said the papers and rags. Special prices to The Truetee having exhibited Ita therein to appear and ba heard thare- In said probate district, within ten IF THEY DON'T BEHAVE. FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS sec- Tha Trustaa havln* axhlbltad Ita annual account with aald aatata to on by publlahing a copy of thla order daya from the date of this order, and hoy, ‘I t don’t usually go anywhece, dsUL •a»hlda“ i diaplar Maas aat plumbers and electricians. 183 Bis- annual account with said aatata ta tion, brick mercantile buUdmg this Court for allowance, it la in soma newspaper having a circula- return make to this court of the no- and so It took me unprepared like.' Scottsbluff, Neb— (A P )— This T ^ E w l d wm aat ha raaaaatlbla with 8000 f t of ground floor space. ‘OIILTRY AND SliPPUES 43 sell street. Phone 6879. this Court for allowance, It la ORDERED:—That the 9th day of tion In aa'l District, Hve days btfora tice given. * * * * *baa aas laaerrset laaarUoa ORDERED:—That tha 9th day of October. A. D., 1917, at 9 o'clock fore- said day ol hearing and return make WILLIAM 8. HYDE isn’t exactly playing cricket with Suitable for light manufacturing. Octobar. A. D.. 1937. at 9 o'clock fore- noon. at tha Probate Office, in said to this Court. Judge. First Lady—My huaband travels Old Boeale, but Herman Oompert, g* — y. advarUaaataat ardarsd tor ROASTING CHICKENS. Brotlars. W ANTED — 13 GA. automatic shot- noon. at tha Probata Offlca. In aald asm t ^ aaa tlaa. Apply Edward J. HoU. fowl and roaatlng duck. Also duck Mancheatar, be and the same Is aa- WILLIAM 8. HYDE H-W-4-37. so much that each time he comee a farmer near here, says it accom- _ .»b a laadvaRaat -Talaaliia aS lattr gun, modified choke. 487 1-3 No. Manehaatar, ba and tha aama la aa- aigned for a hearing on tha allow- home be seems a perfect stranger. egga. B. T. Allen, 87 Doans street aifnad for a haarlnr on tha allow - plishes the desired aim. 585,8!?*!!?.“ ®?.?* advartlalad wiU ba Main street, Manchester. anca of aald account with aald aatata, H-IO-4.37. Second Lady—How thrilling! IjsaMdia aaiy by M eallatloa at the Telephone 7616. ance of aald account with said aatata. and this Court directs t«te Truataa to Gompert was troubled with bis HELP WANTED— and thla Court directs tha Trustaa to giva public notica to all persons In- AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD far tbs aarviaa taadarad AT A COURT o r PROBATE HELD at Manchester, within and >for tha cows crawUng through an ordinary fa ta mast aaafena FRMAI.B S.*! FANCY g U A L IT Y broUer>. roast- RUUMS WITHUUl BOARD 59 fiv e public notice to all persona in- tereated therain to appaar and ba Rt Mancheiler. within and for the Two knights of the road were barbed wire fence, so he put up a taraatad therein to appear and be heard thereon by publishing a copy Dietrict of Manchester, on the 2nd * —» r aad typearaphr with ing chickens and fowl, dreaaea District of M&ncheater. on the 3nd day of October. A. D., 1937. walking along the railway trace M IM M aM sataroad by tba yabllsb- W ANTE D — G IR L FOR general, heard thereon by publlahinir a copy of thla order in some newspaper hav-' day of October. A. D.. 1937. single strand and charged it with Fresh eggs deUvered direct from FOR RE NT— 1 OR 3 FRONT,' of this order In aoma newspaper hav- Preeent. W ILLIAM S. HYDE. Eig.. when one o f them picked up a bot- electricity. la^rra the Habt to housework, one who likes children, Ing a circulation In said District, m-e Present. W ILLIA M 8. HYDE. Eaq.. Judge. Stot, savlaa ar ralaet say aapy ooa- Carlaon A Bon Poultry Farm, reie- rooms, furnished, steam heat, sin- ing a circulation In said District, five daya befora sold day of hearing and Judge. tle of whiskey. The cows cams into contact with Miaae^ biaatleaabla. ' sU y nights. Phone 8140. gle bouse, ladles preferred, central. days before said day of haarlnv and return make to this Court. Estate of Israel Selwlts late of pbone 4317. Ketate of Lillian Eleanor Davit late Manchester la said district, decaaacd. A fter taking a' drink from It he the wire several times, th n refused Box J, Herald. return make to thla Court. WILLIAM 8. HYDE of Mahchetter. In aald District, de- handed the bottle to bis oompan- tohe y a M tiM aaata day mast ba ra- WILLIAM 8. HYDE ceased. Upon application of George C. even to go near the fence. aalaak aaoa; aatardays HELP wanted— H-l<).4.17. •• Lessner, Executor, praying for au- ioo, who quickly followed bis ex- "I turned off the Juice and the FOR RENT— FURNISHED room, H.IO.4.97.______^“ **»*- On motion o f William H. Davia of thority to sell real estate belonging ARTICLES FOR SALE 4.’> said Manchester admlnlatpstor. ample, and before long they suc- cows haven't found it out," he says. MALE 36 business couple or two women. AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD to said eatate as per application on ORDEREDr-'^That atx months from file. It is ceeded In emptying IL " I guess it will work until I get an- ^ I B L B P H O N B Y O U R FOR SALE—ONE H AN D cider Private borne, use of kitchen. Dial AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Manchester, within and for ths the 2nd day of October. A. D.. 1937 W ANTE D — FARM band, sober and at Manchester, witbln and for tba District of .Manchester, on the 2nd ORDERED;—Thai the foregoing A fter a while Bill puffed out bis other herd." press. Price reasonable. If taken at 6040 for particulars. District of Manchester, on tha 2nd be and the tame are limited and al- application be heard and determined WANT ADS reliable. Steady Job, with good day of October, A. D.. 1937. lowed for the creditors within which chest once. Inquire 691 Center street. day of Octobar. A. D.. 1937. Preeent. W ILLIA M 8. HYDE, Eeq. at the Probate Office In Manchester "You know, Jim," he said, “to- home for right party. Call 4317 Present. W ILLIAM 8. HYDE, Esq., to bring In their claims against said In said District, on the 3th day of SAWMILL TOWN GOES Judge. estate, and the aald administrator Is after 6 p. m. BOARDERS WANTED 59-A Judea. Truet Estate u-w of Albert W. Post October. As D.. 1987 at 3 o'clock In the morrow I'm going to buy all the TO HIGHEST BIDDER. ELECTRICAL Al'PUANCES Estate of Edward Zlkua of Man- Ists of Manchester. In esld District, directed to give public notice to the forenoon, and that notice be given roada In the country, all the cars, W E CAN USB A hard-working, re- chester, in aald District, minor. deceased. credltora tg bring in their claims to all persons Interested In said es- and all the steamships. I'm going to ^2^5J1****T “ paid at Ua boat- RADIO 49 FOR R E NT—FURNISHED room. within said time allowed by posting tate o f the pendency of said applica- Manning, Tex. — (A P ) — M. B. liable man with some sales or Tha Guardian havlne exhibited Its The trustee having exhibited Ite a copy of this order on the public buy everything. Now what d'yer ?Tk‘ ®l®'® “ *• aavaaU Board optional. Dinners 38c. Lunch- annual account with aald estate to annual account with said estata to tion and the time and place of hear- Tyre, of Lufkin, has bought this en- route experience, to be trained to REFRIGERATUKS — RemanuTac- eons 38c dally. 331 Pine street. this Court for allowanae. It Is thla Court for allowanca, 'I'Js sign post nearest to the place where ing thereon, by publishing a copy of think about that? tire town. fill a local dealerabip. ISO minimum the deceased last dwelt witbln eald tured. Just Bka new. Guaranteed i ORDERED:—That tha 9th day of ORDERED:—That the 9th day of thla order In some nes’spaper having Jim looking at him rather dispar- More than 380 buildings - th e a - Octobar. A. D.. 1937. at 9 o'clock fore- town and by publishing tha aama In a circulation In said diatrict at laaat wvaty ia tolaphoaaa ada earnings to start with an excel- year. WasUngbouse, Ftifidaire, October. A. D., 1937, at 9 o'clock fore- some newspaper having a circulation aglngly. ters, lodge bails, business bouses lent opportunity for the future. noon. at tha Probata Office. In aald noon, at the Probate Office, In eald five days before the day of aald haar- "Impossible; you can't do that." OeneraJ Electric. Kelvlnator and APARTMENTS—FLATS— Manchester, be and the same ia as- Manchester, be and the earns is as- In eald probate district, within ten lng. to appear if they sfe cause at and residences— are being razed Writs Box 900, Hartford. Grunow. Prices start at I99A0. See sienad for a hearing on tha allow- days from the date of thla order, and said time and place and be heard he replied. TENEMENTS 63 signed for a hearing on the allow, return make to this court of the no- for lumber. these values today. Brunner s ance of said account with said estate, ance of eald account with said estate, relative thereto, and make return te ".And why not?” aaked Bill, rath- Manning, serving almost exclu- INDEX OP SOAP ROUTE OPEN. Apply at and this Court directs tha Guardian tice given. thla court. Radio Dept. 80 Oakland street. and this Court dlracta tha Truates to WILLIAM 8. HYDE er taken sback. sively the employes of a lumber CLASSIFICATIONS once. Start Immediately: up to 849 to give public notice to all persona give public notice to all peraons in- WILLIAM 8. HYDE Phone 919L FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, interested therein to appear and be Judge. " 'Cos I won't tell," ' came from mtn, once had 1,800 Inhabitants. first week. Car given as bonus. tereated therein to appear and be H-ld-4-t7. A modem, 33 Hawthorne street. heard thereon by publishing a copy heard thareon by publishing a copy H.IO.1.97. '''*” *•• Jim. Civic tragedies such as fire and ••••••••••••a Write Albert Mills, 1187 Mon- of thla order In some newspaper hav- of thla ordar in aoma newspaper hav- month, Cincinnati, O. ing a circulation In said District, five abondonment of a railroad sent resi- FOR R E NT—NOV. 1ST., 4 room ing a circulation In aald Diatrict. Hvs The Stitch and Chatter CIuo dents away. fiat, first fioor. Adults. Inquire 179 days before aald day of hearing and daya before eald day of haarlng and •••••••••••• FOUR GOOD CARS return make to this Court. raturn maka to thla Court. 1984 Oak street. WILLIAM 8. HYDE •m4 F pu 4 WILLIAM 8. HYDE BU Chevrolet Master Oosch...... 1888 Judge. 1988 FOR R E NT—F IV E ROOM fiat, H-lO-i-lt. H-ie-4-17. steam heat, garage, all new fioors, Cbe«'rolet Master Coach . . . .|37S j i t — bHf for SaU 4 completely refinished. 7 Walker 4?*®*®***— Mjebaase . . . . 4 1988 PtymoDth 4-Dr. Sedan, $399 street, rent 140. Inquire Savings A sto .aeewtortee—T Ifm ...... « EMERGENCY 1981 F ord Panel Delivery . . . $79 Bank of Manchester. »»P«lrt«»-Paiailas ...„ t 4«!® *«?»«>>» ...... t-a These oeia In A-1 condition and Atoes-^ly by Track...... s reedy for the reed. Aak for dem- FLAPPER FANNY CALLS ons tretloe. BUSINESS LOCATIONS Oaracbs--acmee—sterese ...a. M FOR RENT 64 ^toatoSVsSS3*i*^®'*Z®** Aoto^^kfotorcyclM...... l i POUCE S. D. W ILLIAM S I J ® " — Scu lccc Oer.r.4 ...... II 876 Mata Street FOR R E N T—STORE at 990 Main 8480 Phones 4139 Street Apply Edward J. UoU. yyas-^strm ctlas ...... j« 4343 glectsto-jferecrlto ...... i, ...... I f « |yies—PlBMblaw—Xaeflas ... FIRE Sooth sa e90*A 4321 U ScrrlcM ...... North S®**rt Oooto aad Scrrlec . . . . „ W a a to *—Bnalacaa Service . . . . . ______CdMCttoMl S432 j?»e*sto sad Clcucc ...... F^to lactreeUoBc ...... 2J**J*F -^eee e # . ecseesedKBss AMBULANCE M^4^DrRARtl« ...... Waat»4—InstrneUoRs (Doogan) ^_ FtBseelal Malaccc OpportaalUas .... M asay to Loaa ...... 5630 (Holloran) 8 « ^ WRRUd— F«m *lp ...... Eg^aatad-Nci.------.""H T 3060 ■ •*9 W aatad—Mato a r Faaw to.. aS Wastp9 ...... s a a a a a aaavaeesMeto i (Qoish) ■tssUpBs — *- Waatad-M air^..::: i! ^9*®r?f.»« Asaaalaa...... m 4340 g?? 1 ‘.‘® >aaltry —TaMatoa ...... 41 If®?-**—* — 9ablalaa...... at “ ®_ •eppllae ...... «| • P e a l t f y S t aafc « <

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I FACT TWELVE idlanrirrBfor EvrainQ E m ib MONDAY. OCTOBER 4. ItST

Tha Women’s Benefit aasodatlmi SrEOALUEnNG will hold Its regular meeting tomor- GIVE WOflLLEBE COUPLE row evening at 8 o’clock in Odd Fellows hall. Captain Ethel Cowdea BRtllSItAMERICAN CUB urges the guards to attend, as well ANNIVERSARY PARTV as all officers and members. Plans 7 (yClodc Tomorrow NlghL win be made for a public card par- taafertamt thot erery member attend ty in connection with the next Married 80 Tears, • Center meeting, for the Junior HaUowe’en Street Residdhta Are Given party, and also for the ifisirict ral- Surprise by Neighbors and ly to be held here on November 3; Friends. ABOUT TOWN ICre. X Bnehy and Ifim Etna h. The Regina D’ltalla society win Mr. and Mm. Fred Wohllebe Bueby hare returned home after hold Its regular meeting this eve- Center street were honored with ning at 7:80 o’clock in the 8ub-Al' ^Mnmar the pact week vlaiUng surprise party Saturday night in Mends and relatives in Fluahing, pine clubhouse on Eldridge streeL honor of their thirtieth wedding an- L. L, New York city and SprinKfleld, Ne JTe niversary. More than twenty neigh The Ladles Aid society of the hors and friends were present and Concordia Lutheran churph will the couple were given a walu'jt Mr. and Mta. Stuart X Wasley of meet tomorrow evening at 7:30. W Academy street, were tendered a serving table and a vase containing thirty red roses. house warminf Saturday nifbt by rriatives and Mends from New Brit- The advlaoiy board of Manches- Mr. and Mrs. Wohllebe were mar- ain and Bristol who during the eve- ter Assembly, Order of Rainbow, ried in 8 L Bernard’s church In nlmr presented them with a fire- will meet tonli^it at 7 o’clock at the Rockville and among those present

place set. Temple. The semi-publle installa- Saturday night were Mrs. W. F. Taylor of Griswold street, brides- tion of the officers will take place A meeting of the private duty maid at the wedding, and Joseph at Merrow Wednesday evening nurses will be held la the clinic when the Rainbow girls win be Wohllebe of Hartford, who wasjhest building on Hasmee street tomorrow guests of Climax Eastern Star man. During the evening, dancing evening at 8 o’clock. Chapter of that place. and singing was enjoyed to accor- dion music furnished by Francis

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Field of MacDonald of this town. A buffet Knox street had as their week-end Last week delinquent taxes and lunch was served. Interest totaling $3,491.01 were col- guests Mr. and Mrs. C3iarles F. Mr. and Mrs. Wohllebe have lived nerce and Mr. and Mrs. Galen lected, Tax CoUector Samuel Nel- son, Jr., reported this morning. The In Manchester for the past 27 years Fisher of FitswilUam. N. R. Hr. Mr. Wohllebe is employed as fore- Rerce had not visited Manchester week’s Income Increased the total o f back taxes collected during the man of the Manchester Electric di fbr 60 years. There were few places that he reeognlacd. but the first seven weeks of the fiscal year to $19,986.72, an average of nearly flanges made the town more beau- ttful ho said. $3,000 a week.

Manchester Klwaniaas omitted I DIAL We UaU Kos and UeBver their usual Monday noon meeting today at the Country club, as the Vonr Uoctor'e PreacrlpttoD

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NEW FALL W Self Serve and Health Market i

ix Control Fabric Gloves 59®

Double woven and sheer wool gloves. Pair

TUESDAY SPECIALS

HARVEST ^

DOUBLE GREEN STAMPS WITH CASH SALES

SUPPER DRUG DEPARTMENT Tuesday, OcL 5, 5:30-8 P. M. ALL DAY TUESDAYI

Community House, Swans Down 200-Sheet Package Kleenex...... 2 for 25c DeLuxe Holder Free! North Coventry Coventry Fragment Society. Bdward X Murphy, a member *'f 75c Bayer’s A spirin ...... 50c the stats board of pharmacy com- MENUl Ham, inaabed potatoes, FLOUR r*‘s- buttered onions, r.reamed carrots, ^* 25e E x -Lax...... I6 c missioners, returned last night from 25 cabbage, pickled beets, reUshea, 8t Ltouis where be attended the Large Bottle Vlrgiaia Dare 30c Hill’s Cascara Q uinine...... 19c m vention of the National Assocla- rolls, coffee, pie. Adults, 50c. Children, 85c. Uoo at Retail Druggists. This year's 50c Pabitim...... 3 7 e aonvention had a record attendance f t 4,800 pharmacists. Mr. Murphy LemoRi Juice 2 5 « 30c Vick’s None D rops...... 20c was honored by being chosen chalr- Quart Bottle Snabeam auui of the committee on legislation smd resolutions for the entire body, The most economical a position which be also held in the and dependable oil doaventlon of last year. BASEMENT SPECIALS Pancake Syrup 25* burner you can buy. — F O R T U E S D A Y — Tha Men’s OOO club will meet to- Bonsweet We Will Offer— While They Last— 100 Baskets morrow evening at 7:30 with How- Be sure and see us about ard Keeney of 68 North Elm street niinrt iio-eon Johnson’s youi new heating system. Prune Juice v. 19* APPLES 16 qt. bskt. 25« SHI-NUP Also Air-Conditioning for F lo o rs tV^'Pound Osn GraodiDOtlicr*B Tuty This Is an ideal value. Apples are sound— good cook- Household SsH-fsKsbiig Sandwich Combinations ing— baking— pies— sauce, etc. Cleaner

A Served At All Hours MOLASSES 2 7 c and

KEMP^S -Hotel Sheridan Inc. Any Flavor Royal Silver Polish Everybody's Market Q tu n98c

DESSERT nun 5 9 c ^ Dainty Bathroom

69c DUSTING MOPS,

Savings To o Big T o Be Missed Reversible Triangular Frame...... 50c ToiletTissue 4roiis 1 5 *

HUNDREDS OF HOUSEWIVES win have their tnmlture re- 25c RUBBER STAIR TREADS, i gv upholstered by us this FsIL Glorious New Colors and Psttems FO R SALE 18’’x9” , with eyelets for tacking down, each X 7 C decorating .rheme _ stunning NEW Bevei^ houses located In various sections of Manches- e f f e ^ ^ t wUI appeal to women of taste—drnlgna that wlU stand tae tm l of uine. ter Inclumng singles, two-family duplex and Bats, one OXYDOL 2 pfcgs 2 9 c four-family, and one centrally located store or office bnlld- WINDOW VENTILATORS,

SAME LOW PRICE . . . Ing- 8” adjustable to 33”

Also several Bve and six-room single housee In Eaet HATtfortL Tbeee properties arc priced from $2A00. ap wlU PAPER WINDOW SHADES to pat on your M gv Mazola Oil $>>-$1.35 down pRynMnt required, balance on m ortnee witti us old rollers. Green or Ecm color ...... X C $39-00 If dealred. Inquire: Gold Medal

1 Tear T o P a y ! STAY-ON OILED SILK BOWL COVERS, keep foods

fresh, moist, clean and sweet. /% RE-UPHOLSTER MANCHESTER BUH.DING 5 lb. bag FLOUR 27* 8 covers to s e t ...... OO C your S-pleoe Uvlng room & LOAN ASSOCIATION

suite. Stripped to the frames 955 Mala Htreet 8-Onaoa Tin Croaae A Bteckweira rebuilt, new springs and Sit- OR YOUR OWN BROKER

ing iMlded, woodwork refln- ^ labed. Date and Nut Bread All Work Guaranteed!

Vl’a Also Easy — Just Phone 3615 — Have our repreaentaUve raU Hundreds of Shoppers Have Found with sampim. We Go .\nywhere.

15 * — ® 29 * It Is A Really Profitable Day To Orders Completed In A Week Or LeasI

Shop When You Add Up The Ahrays h>r Honest Upholstering, Mattrews and Box Spring Reno- vating, Come Here; CABBAGE 4 lb. lO e

Savings Of

Manchester Upholstering Co . Beats or Carrots bunch

48 Madison“ Street Bn,y 1922 Btncf Large, Jnicy

Grapefruit 3 for 1 9 *

Just Arrived! Our fresh supply of Graham and

Rye Flour, Dr. Jacksons Meal, Pancake Flour and Pop- Mklatoak

DIAL 4151

16 q t basket APPLES 55* Native Spinach Pork Prices A Little Easier! 3-LB. LOIN PORK ROASTS SilentmDependahle>‘Automatically

Brussels Sprouts 33c lb,

Krant...... 10c lb. Controlled Heat Using health market 23c Fresh Spare Ribs.

Tdlow Com. Given With Cash Sales I lATge Bare Marrow Bono— ANTHRACITE COAL Ripe Tomatoes. 1 Soap B o n c h ...... With the lb .4 5 e LAMB CHOPS In Both These Stores AD Day Tuesday Iceberg Lettuce.

Celery. lauge White Caulillower

______19c each

Ripe, Yellow ELECTRIC F ip iA C E M AN LAMB CHOPS Ib.- Bine, Native CAN SHOW YOU THE GREATEST FUEL SAVINQ OF ANT The JW H 4 L-C CORK PEACHES Concord Grapes___ 2 lbs. 15e BBATINa SYarnai on the ItAKKETl jUjUNCHitTM Conn-

Crisp, Fresh LAMBSTBW lb. l l j o-lS c 2 qts. 35c can an far fartker d M UB tell yau abaut ^ Green Beans...... 2 qts. 23c cxpcrtcwcen at thaae wbo an Eleetrie 1

PORK CHOPS lb. 3 2 o -3 9 e UHOUSe-’SOH.

Pinehurst G rocery, Inc - - IN C G. E. WILLIS & SON, he.