NET PRESS RUN' AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION for the month of August, 1028 Fair and cooler tonight; - Satnr*: day increasii^ clc|Qdinefis 'and" 5 , 1 2 5 su b tly warmcir.- .> Member of the Audit Bureau of tonn. State Library . CIrvnIntiona______
PRICBJ THRE^ CENTS . VOL. XLU., NO. 296. (Classified Advertising on Page 16) MAI^CHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1928. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) “ ICE BOX BANDITS” The Hoovers Gr€0t the Returning Coolidges WERE SEEN BY MANY Green Death Car Traced G.O.P. LEADERS From Springfield to Place I ^ y e s TraO of Death, De* IN CONFERENCE Police vastation and Sitfering in Where It Was Found a Wake— Properly Loss Set Wrecked. ONNEWPLANS Albany to I t At Three Millions— Thou Willimantic, Sept. 14.— The trial Poughkeepsie, N. Y., Sept. 14.— Dr. Chester A. Roig, Pough- ^ of the “ Ice Box Bandits” as Spring- Hoover^ Curtis and . Work Denying cnarges that he is guilty of keepsie veterinarian, examined sands Homeless as Whole cruelty in allowing his German field calls Albert J. Raymond and “ Lucky” last night and issued a Talk About New England police dog “ Lucky” to essay a 153- statement that the canine was 1% Roland G. Lalone, the Worcester, mile swim from Albany to New normal physical condition after Villages are Wiped Out— Mass., youths charged with mur York, John Schweighart, of 3425 covering 59-nauticai miles from Al dering State Policeman Irving H. States— Roraback Named Bayebester avenue, New York, de bany to Poughkeepsie in the ex Coasts S tr ^ n W i t h clared this morning that he expect Nelson, of Now Haven, at Pomfret ceptionally fast time of 23 hours Chairman of Committee. ed to put the dog into the water to and 37 minutes, well ahead of the Wreckage — S t o r m s on April 5, last, continued before resume the Marathon today despite human records of George A. Cree- * ' '' » ■ Judge E. M. Yeomans, of Andover, threats of New York S. P. C. A. gan and Mrs. Lottie Schoamel. presiding over the Superior Court agents to arrest him. Sweep New England and "Washington, Sept. 14.— Herbert Several S. P. C. A., officials were "The S. P. C. A. charjes of Jury in the City Hall here today, Hoover, the Republican nominee, waiting at the Poughkeepsie Yacht i cuielty,” Schweighart indignantly with the defense counsel making today arranged to meet .Senator Club yesterday when the dog ar stated aboard' the mower cruiser the West, Also. every effort to lessen tKe certainty Here is President Calvin Coolidge’s back-to-'work picture. It was posed as the Coolidges arrived in rived. They are taking action fol “ Eleo” which hasybeen accom- Charles Curtis, his running mate, panyin.': his pet down the river, of state witnesses that they saAv and Dr. Hubert Work, the Republi Washington from their vacation at Brule. At the right are the Herbert Hoovers; over the president’s lowing complaints alleged td have left shoulder you see Navy Secretary Wilbur. been entered by Albert Payson Ter- “ are not only surprising but are San Juan, P-orto Rico, Sept. 14. Raymond and Lalone in Connecti can national chairman, for a con not tounded on facts. Not one hune, dog fancier and author of — Sweeping in from the southeast, cut on the afternoon of the murder. ference on Republican campaign i many dog stories, and a number of representative of the organization the most violent hurricane In the A green car used by the Worces stra'tegy. women who object to what they has even seen the dog “ Lucky” in action since we left Albany last ter youths in Springfield, where The Republican “ Big Three’ Search for C. S. Carnes feel to be a cruel act on the part of history of Porto Rico swept this they are charged with stealing it, SM TH PLEASED Sunday. planned to consider new campaign t ___ _ Schweighart. island in the past 24 hours leavliig ill a garage they had hired, is be a trail of death, devastation and coming the principal exhibit on the plans and there was a possibility that other prominent party leaders Turns to New York City sutteiing ^ Its wake. The property case. This is the car, the state in WITH REACTION sists, from which Trooper Nelsoi would be called into the conference. loss is piit abmore than $3,000,000. Curtis, just returned from a speak was shot to death. And the state ing tour of New England, was to McGraw and Hornsby Telephone and telegraph wires m continued today to present witness give Hoover and Work his impres New York, Sept. 14.— Clinton S.<^the Carnes search after a conductor were swept away, crippling com es who declared they saw Lalone TOTHHXPOSE sions on the situation “ Down East” Carnes, ex-convict and missing told detectives he is certain th munication with the interior. and Raymond in the car. and to suggest the steps necessary treasurer of the Southern Baptist treasurer was a passenger on a This city was badly damaged {m3 The trail of the car from Spring- to ■win those normally Republican Home Mission Board, whose ac Manhattan-bound train soon after Implicated in Probe thousands are homeless. . „ . field to Pomfret has been sworn to states in November. counts are said to be short $1,000,- his disappearance August 15. It is feared that the sugar, coffee by the state’s witnesses. Ten told ShreAvd Ijeader 000, was hunted here today. With this information, police of He 1$ Now Finished With and fruit crops were, virtually de of it in 'Springfield, a dozen related The Republican vice presidential The felon-turned-churchman has Atlanta and this city agreed that SEEK BURGLAR, stroyed. Iheir memories of it in Connecticut, nominee long has been considered attained nation-wide notoriety. New York might well be the desti Defensive Phase of Cam Chicago Jockey is Said to Stragglers from the storm zone and one told of its appearance in one of the shrewdest political lead After vanishing from Atlanta, nation of the fugitive— they know FIND LIQUOR say that villages were wiped out. Worcester for a-single night. ers in Washington. His advice con Ga., he is alleged to have become how easy it is for a man to lose It is believed that a. call will have 84 Witnesses Called. » stantly has been sought in previous the angel for two girls seeking ca himself in the human whirlpool that paign— Prepared to Start Have Sent Them Tips on to be made upon the Red Cross. is Gotham. Factory Owner is Arrested as Thirty-four witnesses had been presidential campaigns and his reers in the movies at Hollywood— •Had Warning examined at noon today when views as to the requirements for Mamie Lois Griffin and Sonie Nord- Los Angeles police have been Races hy Long Distance He Answers a Tip Over Tele Warning had been given In ad Judge Yeomans ordered a recess. A winning New England undoubtedl.y, lie, both arresting in their beauty. asked to detain Mrs. Louise Pope, His Offensive. phone. New York became the center of guardian of Miss Nordlie. » vance when the, storm passed over group of Pomfret residents told of will be followed. Virgin Islands but the people were seeing Policeman . Nelson either One step already taken to speed Telephone. ■ Brockton, Mass., Sept. 14— Albany, N. Y.„ Sept. L4— Gover taken by surprise by the fury of just before or just after he had up Republican organization work Acting on a telephonic “ tip” the gale. been shot. They included James along the Atlantic seaboard was the nor Smith has about completed the that-his factory was being bur The wind blew more than 100 Byrnes, a gas station proprietor, promotion of Senator George H. IS BADLY BURNED NON STOP FLIGHT first phase of his campaign for the Chicago, Sepb. 14.— A double glarized, Gaorge F. Scott, well miles an hour. • and his wife. Marguerite, Henry M. Moses, of New Hampshire, to a new presidency— the defensive— and is known leather merchant, hur- Shipping off .the-coast wps dam Graves, James Scott, Patrick J. post, where he becomes advisory headed investigation was started ried. to his fiuiittess manager of the campaign in the ready to begin the second phase— today as a result of a telephone bill aged. Donlon, and Thaddeus Laport. BYAVAPORUMP WITHOUT A WINNER ment today only to be placfed The coasts are strewn ■with east. Moses will pass upon all new under arrest on a oharige of A. G. Nolan, a state policeman, the offensive. sent to Jockey C. E. Allen, veteran wreckage. told of seeing Nelson leave the bar political maneuvers in the east and He is immensely pleased at the keeping and exposing liquor his promotion was made by Hoover I rider at the Chicago ra.ee tracks, Military relief is being organiz racks. at ■ Stafford Springs on the reaction to his expose of the whlSf for sale. ■' »'• ed to give food and shelter to the afternoon of the shooting and of personally, it was said, in order.to for $559.07, by ‘ha Illinois Tele The information that ‘ he get a practical politiclan'Tn clfargo Harvey Alcock Tries>^^^£oebeI the Only One to Fin pering campaign as evidenced by phone, Company for local and long Scott factory, was being robbed homeless in the center of the storm seeing _his body _brought back zone. Nolan~told of being given the troop of the eastern campaign. the commendatory telegrams and distance calls during June and July was also telephoned to police, Court of Last Resort messages which continued to pile from a fashionable Chicago apart who rushed in to answer the The gale raged for four hours er's clothes, and a bullet which he Carry Flaming Object ish But Hi$ Plane Was and some districts report that the turned over to Coroner Arthur G. Hoover, however,, will remain the up on his desk today and he is .de ment hotel. call. Invesfigation disclosed court of last resort ' on all cam termined to “ swat it again” when The telephone company sent the an open door to the betiding, wind reached'‘ •:a'velocity ..o f 150 Bill, of Danielson. The clothing, ever the opportunity presents it miles Sn’'fibuf;- ' stained and torn by bullets, was ad paign matters. At the outset, he lei Outdoors; Lively Fire Re Forced Down. bill to Jockey Allen staiii g that and inside, nlnd' 'SQ.-galidn self. some of the long distance calls drums of alcohol, police charg Houses were picked up bodily mitted as an exhibit. So was Novertheless, when he leaves Al and carried away by the wind. Trooper Nelson’s service pistol with (Continued on Page 3) were to John McGraw of the New ed. / sults. Los Angeles, Sept. 14.— The non bany on Sunday and faces westward York Giants and Rogers Hornsby, The authorities have begun a its full charge of bullets and an for his first swing ebout the coun check up to ascertain tbe number emergency clip of fifteen other bul stop section of the National air manager of the Boston National try, the defensive side of bis cam League club. of casualties bnt nte hampered: by lets. The policeman had not used races was today without a winner, paign will be behind him, and he lack pl^pmmu'nicaiidn. Rdads were his revolver when he was shot Burned severely about the hands The matter is interesting both LINK PHIIHE^ COPS SMITH’S CAMPAIGN as he was attempting to carry out the officials having declared it “ no will meet audiences in eight states Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis, rendered impassable by piiea of down. In the role of an aggressive candi debris. , Coroner on Stand. of the house, a. vaporizing lamp contest.” high commissioner of baseball, and date with something to propose Stuyvesant Peabody, president of ^ Railway communication is crip Coroner Bill appeared also as a that had' burst imo fl4.mes, Harvey This decision was given out after rather than with something to de STARTS S im iN G the Illinois Turf Association. WITH BOOTLEGG0IS pled by swollen streams and dam witness, just before the close of Alcock, of 80 Bissell street, was it was learned that no one of the fend. aged bridges. the morning session. He described The baseball commissioner wants 'taken to Memorial hospital for nine fliers who took off from New On the Defense what he had done as an official of Governor Smith while not insen- to know if Mc(iraw and Hornsby the county. He was not cross treatment ct 2 o’clock this morn York late Wednesday was, able to have been betting on the races, be ing. ^He was discharged' later in CHECKING UP DABIAGB examined. He presented a bullet Democrats Change Carpet make Los Angeles without a stop. (Continued on Page 14) cause the heads of both National Prosecutor Calls High Offi San Juan, Porto Rico, Sept. 14.— the morning. Art Goebel, winner of the and American Leagues in a confer which Trooper Nolan had given Hose and Ladder Company No. 3 All relief agencies'in this city toda'jr ence last winter wrote a section in vvere cooperating in.a concerted ef him, and the bullet, of 32 calibre, of the South Manchester Fire De Hawaiian Dole race and a favorite cials in Philadelphia Be was admitted as an exhibit. Bagging and Republicans in the national non-stop Derby, to baseball law prohibiting players fort to bring the city-back, to nor partment responded to a still alarm and managers from betting on the mal and check up on the damage Coroner Bill had followed Dr. and managed to- extinguish ’ the landed his Lockheed-Vega^\ mono 3 GIRLS DRONED Selden B. Gverlook, of Pomfret, Deny Reports. blaze with chemicals after a stub plane at Mines Field here ab 3:20 races. fore Grand Jurje wrought by the worst tropical one of the most-noted physicians of born-fight. The furniture in the yesterday afternoon and at first it storm in its history. the state. The doctor told of being was believed he had won the race. PLAYINGAGAME “ SOUNDS LIKE BUNK” For four hours a terrific wind parlor was very badly damaged. It which at.Umes. reached a velocity of informed of the shooting. Ha was New York, Sept. 14.— Increasing was bought only three months ago Just as the crowd was loosing its Boston, Sept. 14.— “ It sounds Philadelpjiia, Sept. 14.— Assert hurrying from his house when plaudits for the “ home town” boy, like the old bunk to me,” said almost 150 miles an hour tore asun daily in • intensity and bitternes.; when Mr. and Mrs. Alcock removed ing the acceptance of Christmas der everything In its path. The ivlnd Trooper Nelson’s body was borne to their new home from Florence Goebel himself nipped the ljudding Rogers Hornsby, manager of the in. He told of finding three bul the presidential campaign in the celebration by calmly announcing Boston Braves, when told today presents by police officials from came from the southeast and,swept street. , . Slip From Bank Into Deep northwest towards Cuba and the lets. One was loose in the cloth Solid South today reached the hot- For Sick Child that he had been forced down at tnat his name was mentioned in Max “ Boo Boo” Hofi, alleged “ King ing. One had lodged in the light Prescott, Arizona.' Thus, practical connection with a race-tipping Florida coast. ' point of open charges of “ carpet It appears that Warren, their of the Bootleggers,” was only the After the storm had spent itself, side of Trooper Nelson’s body, and three year old son, is ill with a ly within hailing distance of his Hole in Mill Pond at Dan probe in Chicago. “ external feature,” Prosecuting At bagging” by the Democratic mana Hornsby said he never knew or it left behind a chaotic picture of one had lodged in the right leg. cold. Waking up about 1 o ’clock goal, Goebel became disqualified. torney John Monaghan promised destruction. Windows, were broken The bullet in the right side, in the gers, and their immediate denial by and discovering that the baby was Only One To Finish heard of a jockey C. E. Allen, men further revelation today in Tils ef members of the Republican eastern bury. tioned in reports from Chicago. everywhere. Trees were uprooted lung, was sufficient to have caused not breathing, well, Mrs. Alcock, He was the Onlyione of the nine forts to link the pcllce Wree with by the thousands. Hundreds.of roofs death. The doctor read a detailed strategy board. formerly Miss Mary Groman, went starters to rehch the finish line. Hornsby said he never had any the bootleg ring operating'here. - “ The campaign in every south dealings with Jockey Allen or any were carried away. Many homes report of his examination of Troop Into, the kitchen to light the vapor G.eorge Hat:J«ipian of Detroit, came A'number of high police officials were either partially or totally des- er Nelson’s body. He was not cross ern state is entirely in the hands of izing lamp. While she was, doing nearest of the other eight, manag Danbury, Sept. 14.— Playing a other jockey. were quizzed yesterday and more the state organization,” said Rep. , troyed. examined. He was an expert witness, so, it burst into flames, probably ing to get his Bellanca plane as far game of “ Follow the Leader” three John McGraw, manager of the were scheduled to be examined by All Wires Down Jcbn Q. Tilson, 'director of the from some spilled alcohol. ’ New York. Giants, also mentioned relating facts that he had learned as Albuquerque,' N. M., according little girls slipped off a sloping the Grand Jury today. Every mem Many streets were flooded. Ail Avhile working on the body of Nel Eastern Speakers’ Bureau, follow Mrs. 41cock spreamed and her to reports reaching here. He was in the Chicago report, issued a de wires were down. Communication bank in Merson’s mill pond, Frank ber of the liquor raiding squad of son. ing a conference with Chairman husband rushed to her assistance. forced down by a storm and .short-; nial. former Director of Public Safety within the city and with other parts With the conclusion of Coroner Hubert "Work of the Republican He picked up the lamp ill his hands age of fuel. lin street, and were drowned before G'3aeral Smedley D. Butler have of Porto Rico, was Impossible. The Bill’s testimony the case was di national committee. and ran toward the frant door. The Of the seven other planes that any one knew what.had happened been summoned for questioning. city spent the night in darkness. rected back to Springfield. The Repeated charges from various flames burned him so badly that he hopped from New York Wednes- The tragedy happened just before DANBURY’S GANGSTERS “ I think we are about to show Business was suspended. state called A. J. Chandler, who Democratic sources that northern dropped the lamp in the dining supper libiir last, evening and today some things about the alliance of Damage estimates ranged from speakers were being sent into the room. He picked it up again, hut (Continued on i*age 3) the community is stunned by the the police with bootleggers which $1.000;000 up. Police today bent all south and that considerable money got only as far as the parlor before (Continued on Rage 3) occurence. Dr. E. A. Stratton, medl- GET JAIL SENTENCES will hebe humiliatlnehumiliating to thethp citv.”city, their efforts to. ascertaining if there collected in northern Republican he hdd to drop it again. ca’. examiner, has turned In an of were any casualties. Shipping in th>) The house is owned by Michael Monaghan declared.'^ "Philadelphia strongholds was being diverted to TWO GUN DESPERADO ficial report of “ death by accidental has much to.hear yet about this harbor was believed to have suf encouragement of the revolt of Liebiedz who lives upstairs. Mr. Bridgeport, Sept. 14.— Five of ROWLAND THE WINNER drowning” and there will be no in alliance.” fered heavily. Democratic, drys in'the south, were Alcock is employed by the Crawford quest. fourteen men knoxvn as Danbury’s Auto Siipp’-y Company. KILLS COP: CAUGHT “ Blue Plate” gang received seveie Exixect Sensation discussed in the conference between The dead are Ida and Dorothy Much sensation^is looked for if Grave fears were .h^ld today fo^ IN CLASS A CONTEST Tilson and Work. sentences from Judge E. C. Dicken Pratt, 9 and 11 years old, and members of General Butler’s squad several ships believed to be in . the Tllson’s Statement. Frances Doctor,, 11. With t'nem son in Superior Court this after path of the cyclonic storm. The Wounds Another And a By- noon.’ The men. pleaded guilty to a cf liquor raiders testify. Durlpg its steamer San Lorenzo left San Juan “ No speakers have been assigned olaiwloi- To Floi’encc Ciegeisky, 10. They existence the squad was frequently Covers 3,000 Miles in 24 Hours in the south, save at the specific St^IKVCr Is Himself Shot By been swimming. Tiien they charge of robbery yith vio.ence. a few hours-before the storm start AMERICAN ARTIST QUITS under fire and allegations were and 31 Minutes Flying Time. request of the Republican mana Police. started to play “ Follow the Leader” Michael Terrone received the ed bound northward for New York. gers of the various slates,” Tilson severest sentet ce. He was ordered made that its members were Capt. Franz Romer, who Crossed with Dorothy Pratt the leader. amassing fortunes. For nearly four Los Angeles, Sept. 14 — Earl declared. “ Even when speakers are QUEEN MARIE’S PALACE Cleveland, Sept. , 14.— Paul Ja- to state prison for a term of three the ocean alone in a collapsible Florence Ciegeisky became chill years it handled virtually the entile Rowland, Wichita, Kas., today was requested, the national organiza warski, 27, the two‘ gun desperado ed and’ climbed to the shelter of a to five years. Terms of two to five canoe, left San Juan Tuesday bound officially proclaimed the winner of tion of the local . committees, and who yesterdaj^ killed one pollco- years in prison were imposed on liquor situation. Mayor Harry A, for Florida in his frail craft. Queen Says “ Excuse Me” and nearby fence to put on her heavy Mackey bitterly assailed the unit the Class “ A” New York-to-Los the subject of.the speeches is in man, wounded another and proba coat, she left Dorothy and Frances Jerry Lapine and Joseph Melody. Angeles Air Derby. Flying a Cess Leaves Christy Flat in Sum bly fatally wounded a bystander, Rocco Degross and Oswald Re(- In bis campaign for mayor declar every case let for the approval of and Ida' in a chain, Ida being on 13 DEAD IN WEST- na monoplane, Rowland cover d the local committee. before he was finally cornered, pole were given Indetermino sen ing one of his first acts would -be to mer Home. dry land and the others in the wa abolish the' squad. He'did a few Omaha, Neb., Sept. 14.— At the 3,000 miles in 24 hours and 31 "The same principle concerns wounded and captured, was report ter. When she returned the chil tences-in .the state reformatory^ at seconds fying time, more than an ed recovering at St, Alexis hospital days after assuming office, least thirteen .persons were killed, the campaign expenditures on the New York, Sept. 14.— “ We were dren weren’t there. Cheshire. more than a score injured and pro hour ah'jad of his nearest competi south. Everything is handled so bored that we left” , said Howard here today. The remainder of the group, ' Captain of Detectives Cbarle? tor. Runs for Help. Beckman who was promoted to perty, damage of several hundred through the local committees.” Chandler Christy as he came home Meanwhile police were searching Frightened by the stillness of the av>aiting a court hearing today, are Robert Dake and Theodore tbnuwnd dollars was done by a tor Chairman Work returned to today from the supinier palace of the city’s underworld haunts for expected, to tjipear, before Judge this post by General Butler has al Taney, Pittsburgh, Pa., were the scene the little girl ran to the home ready been suspended anfl will face,; nado, vrhicb swept across northeast-; , Washington this morning after a Queen Marie of Rumatfi&': John Vasblnder, Jawarski’s pal, of George Vongal, nearby, and Dickenson late this afternoon to winners of second place, in 25 who escaped during the battle. The a trial board on September 28 bn ern Nebraska .and a corner of crowded one-day visit to eastern Christy, with bis wife, h^d gone found no one there. Then she ran- enter, pleas. , southeasUfm South Dakota late ygsr hours, 18 minutes and 43 seconds. two shot their way out of the Alle The men were romdee. up by charges of being ."unfit to hold They flew an American moth. headquarters .here. He took back to the. summer pa,ar,e at Sinaia to gheny county jail In Pittsburgh, to her home, farther away. Julius terday, a checkup early today show with him, according to Tilson, as paint the portraits of the^^mbers Heyde, a neighbor, heax’d her story, state and local poUce during the office.” Piloting a Travelalr, W. H. Aiigi 18, 1927. Vasblnder, also a The mayor meanwhile has an ed. Crippledcommunication lines surances from political Intimates of the royal family. ’ ., v seized a rake and raced to the summer and charged with a series Emery, Jr., of Bradford, Pa., was killer, is under sentence to the elec nounced that as a result of evlr delayed complete reports and it is of former Governor Frank O. Ldw- But before he could begin, work, pond. Twenty-five minutes later, of ci’Imes extending over a long feared the death list will be increas the winner of third prize, in 25 tric chair In Pennsylvania, accord deuce uncovered by the Jury to, dpte hours, 48 minutes and 28 seconds. den of Illinois that Lowden would the queen said “ excuse me, please” ing to reports received here. as machines were racing in from neriod. The hunt for one of the ed.. take the stump for Herbert Hopver and toqk young King Michael and every direction, the bodies were out gang extended far Into tte west. a number of policemen will be The twister struck almost with Theo.dore Kenyon, Boston, Mass., Rewards totalling $10,0(1,0 have ordered to trikl and the undesir in the middlewest whenever called all the .“gold-lace” of the. court and and on the bank. The children were out warning and traveled rapidly'in won fourth prize with his Chal been offered for their capture since ables weeded out. lenger. His time was 26 hours, 19 upon. went off to investigate some sort of their daring Jail break of more than dead. BANK HKIiD UP. a- northerly direction. The atoru . minutes and 47 seconds. Hnges To Speak. a rumpus on the Serbian border.- , a year ago,, but the two have con- Those who studied the tragedy Des Moine, Sept. 14.—-Three originated at Pender, al>out ,70 miles, TREASURY BALANCE. . James Charles, Richmond, Va., He also carried hack to Hoover, The artlsUand his wife wero.left tintied t o ' elude authorities, while believe the leader in the game -bandits today held up the Univers north of-here, it traveled noyth . piloting an Baglerock, was flfth, definite word that former Secretary at the' pplace Avith the second string staging a holdup after holdup in slipped on the sloping side of the ity State Bank here and escaped Washington, ’Sept 14.—-Treasury most to Sioux U ity,'la., where’-lt court-members. ThCTe wasn'tveven cRles- in ,v(irious parts of the coun- pond, and in her fall bulled h6r with $15,000, a hasty police check baJanCe Sept. 12: $113,826i078.2B; and Warner Smith, Fords, N. J., In -• ft a Swallow flnished sixth. (Continued on Page 3)> a good iioVie in town. ' 'try. ■ , ■ . companions Into a deepvio'le. up revealed* eustniils receipts 818,299,811.68. (Cqn tin tied on page 21
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V P A G E T W O ' MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928,
POCGHT EACH OTHER TEN OH English Ihns, Qudmt Tea YEARS AGO, JUST MEET HUNDRED MORE PUPILS APPROVE SE E PORTO RICO IS S l # r Local Stocks HARTFOR*^ EXHIBIT Sell Fake Antiques To TouirUts On Main street in - the south IN SCHOOLS 0!^ TOWN BY VIOLENT HURRICANE end last evening an odd meet OF E E Q R IC CO Furnished by Putnam & Co ing took place. Two World War PRIZES COME HERE (Continued from i*n|(e I) Bank StAcks veterans, one a German and the Ninth District Gains 48, London.— "Beware of the ol’< "ho is asked— and sometimes pays— inns.,: and quaint 111 teasUops" a price 100 per cent in excess ot Bid Asked other an American were intro Eighth-Outlying 44, Over Bankers Trust Co .. .300 325 duced and in the course of the lifted to. appear again in Yankto^ stioiiio b® the motto of every Amer their value even though they had Capitol Nat B&T . . . 300 conversation it developed that L o (^ 'C lu b Captures Blue Last Year’s Census. PubKc UtiGties Board Sanc county.. South Dakota. ican todrist visiting England. been genuine.. But, invariably, it City Bank & Trust . .1160 they ^ad been opposite each oth Eight are known dead in Nebnuv The^ aye the homes of 75 per is only.after much PCmaslon-that Conn R iv e r ...... 400 There is an increase of approxi ka. Two adhool children were killed cent of the output of the fake the proprietor suecnibbs to the er for four months in France and near Walthill when a country First Bond & Mort . . — 60 the Ahierican’s outfit had cap Ribbon for Basket Pre- mately one hundred students ac tions Transfer of Stock antique-'factories of Europe. temptation to sell. >. cording to a compilation of enum schoolhouse was demolished. Five Tl^ir main peril lies in the fact Fltst Nat (H tfd)----- — 290 tured the German who is now in Hundreds of theife : establish Htfd-Conn Trust Co .750 800 Manchester. eration figures from all schools in bodies have been recovered troni that there is no deception. The pared by Miss Chaimian. Manchester, The Herald learned to of Two Copcems. wrecked houses In Winnebago, near goods are not labelled “ antiques." ments, especially In places where Htfd Bank Tr ...... 570 590 The 'American soldier was Al Ameclcans make pilgrimage, are Land Mtg & Title ;. — 60 bert Agostinelli, of Oak street day. y the Indian reservation, and a school i qqie stranger is never asked to buy. teacher was killed near .Homer. only If he takes a fancy to the Springing up in England, dec Morris Plan Bank ...1 6 0 and the German war veteran was Nearly 6,000, or i,8B5 to be! orated in realistic antique style, 495 An unusually Interesting pro exact, children are enrolled in the The Public Utilities Commission Three were killed In Yankton,' S. assortment of grandfather clocks, Phoenix St B&T ....4 8 5 Peter Schwartz, of Pearl streeu tnd mostly doing a roaring trade; Park St Bank ...... 880 gram has been planned for the next public and private schools of the i approv^ the transfer of the D., and two at Davis City as the warming-pans, old presses, pewter, Manchester Electric Company to twister jumped the Missouri river. ; china ' spinets and settles, and Between them it is estimated that Rlversld T ru st...... 600 monthly meeting of the Manchester town, according to available fig $500,000 worth of fake antiques West Hart Trust . . . .260 ures. Increases are shown in the the Hartfoed Electric Light Com malcea,anxlous inquiries as to price J R;;,^Montgomery pf. — 75 Garden club, Monday evening, are sold weekly to enthusiastic Bunds , Ninth School District, Eighth and pany through an exchange of tho NEW HAMPSHIRE HIT kifitAnjSisuggestion-offered that pos- do c o m ...... — 50 capital stock of the two concernsj Boston, Sept 14.—-Storm-wreck tourists. . Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 Pratt & Whit p f ----- 99 — September 17 at the White House, outlying districts and in St. James's '■ ily they might be for sale. Then East Conn Pow 5 ..101 102 79 North Main street. It Is one Parochial school'. They are as foF- Petition for such a transfer wat> ed West Ridge, N. H., and sections Peck, Stow & Wilcox 19 — of other New England communities Conn L P 7s ...... 117 12» Russell Mfg C o ...... 130 140 that every member will want to en lows: made and the hearing was held last ment periods. When prices acre ad Conn L P 5Vjs ------107% 109 joy and take part in. There will he month. The Hartford Electric In the trail of a mighty wind, we^e Seth Thomas Cl com 30 — digging out today. vancing it is usual (or wholesale Conn L P 4%s ------100% 101% do pfd ...... 26 — a detailed report of the fall flower ’27-28 ’28-29 Light Company will take over the RETAIL PRICES prices to advance more quickly and Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 102 104 shoV? of the club held Thursday and local concern as soon as details In Although the effects of the blov^,‘ Smyth Mfg Co new. 100 — Ninth ___ 2,777 2,825 accompanied by lightning, rain, more steeply than rotail prices. Insurance Stocks Stand Screw ...... 110 , 116 Friday, September 6 and 7, at Cen Eighth - .. , 1,568 1,612 the sale have been arranged. Wlien Prices Di-op Aetna Insurance ....8 4 0 850 ter church. This will be followed hail and cloudbursts, were felt over Stanley Wrks com . . 67 69 St. James’ 403 418 a wide area from Maine to Connec FIX POWER OF *"riie opposite 'aappens in periods Aetna L i f e ...... 880 890 Taylor & Fenn ...... 125 — by stories by the individual mem CHICAGO COUPLE FACES of falltug prices. In consequence the Aetna Casualty ....1 2 2 5 1250 bers of experiment'’ tried out this TRIAL IN MIDDLETOWN ticut, the storm appeared, to vent Torrington ...... 127 132 Totals . . 4,748 4,855 107 its fury on the little New Hampshire new index number system shows, Autom obile...... 440 460 Underwood-El Fish .. 70 72 summer In the field of florfculture, for the early years of the post-war 1825 The new school on Porter street, Village of West -Ridge, one of the Conn General ...... 1775 Union Mfg Co ...... 16 20 accounts of trips taken to otljer now known as the Highland Park Middletown, Sept. 14.— Mr. and FARM PRODUCTS depre.ssion period, a smaller dis Hartford Fire ...... 835 845 prettiest spots in the lower section xU S Envelope pf ...1 1 8 125 gardens or anything seen or ex school, accounts for the biggest Mrs. Edward Wilcox, of Chicago, parity between the prices o( farXi Mtfd Steam Boil ....7 8 0 800 . perienced that would be helpful or of the Granite State. xdo com ...... 240 — part of the Increase in the Eighth must face trial in the Superior Volunteer crews of men, women products and the prices 'Of other Lincoln Nat Life . . . .120 Whitlock Coil Pipe .. — 20 of interest to the club. Court on a charge of obtaining goods than was shown by the old 1160 and outlying districts. Forty-four and children with axes, shovels and Washington — The Agriculture National...... 1130 x-Ex-dividend. xx— Ex-rights. An especial attraction also at this money under false pretences. They department has adopted a new sys system. On the other hand, when Phoenix...... 825 835 more pupils are attending the new saws worked throughout the night meeting' Will be the showing of school than went to the old one were arrested in Danbury on Aug. by lanterns and by the bright Sep tem for measuring the purchasing prices are advancing the tendency xxTravelers ...... 1640 1660 colored slides of wild flowers that 26 for Cromwell authorities- and is for the retail comparison to Travelers rights . . . .256 260 last year. The district’s total In- tember sun today clearing away power of farm products. must be preserved from extermina bound over. o show less advance than would be Public Ptility Stnoks creaee Is also forty-four. telephone and telegraph wires, hun It is based on the retail prices tion. with an explanatory talk Here are the figures showing Sheriff Bert G. Thompson found dreds of trees and poles that clog that farmers pay for what they shown by the wholesale compari Connn Elec Sev pfd N. Y. Stocks about the differen subjects illus xConn LP8% ....1 1 9 the 1927-28, 1928-29 enrollments the pair to be drug addicts and'eent ged tlie roads and crushed sections buy instead of the wholesale prices son.” V trated. and the increase or decrease; them to the state hospital for treat of buildings, some of the buildings of non-agricultural goods for com In June of this year the purchas xConn L P 7% ----- H6 ing power attained by farm pro xConn L P 6%% pfdlll The membejs are elated over the ’27-28 ment last week. They were given & being ripped apart. Linemen- were parisons. Officials believe it more - --^.4 i^ow 1 p. m. fact that the:>Manchester ^ Garden accurately reflects the farmers’ fi ducts was the highest since 1920. xConn L P 5% % Pfd 99 Oakland ...... ‘ 22 20 m- 2 ■hearing before Probate Judge (bur- busy ihls forenoon restoring, com Alied Chem . .199% 197 199% club again won first prize for the nancial position because “ farmers The index number was 93. with the Conn P Co (par 25).143 Green ...... 251 255 P - 4 ! 1 tiss S. Bacon here today to de munication to West Ridge. Two Am Bosch .. 37% 37% 37% best exhibit by clubs in this section obtain most of their supplies at re base 10^ representing 1910-1914. Green W&G 6 ...... 98 High. Pk...... 22 1,3 6 p - 4 4 termine tlieir mental condition and telephone lines were rigged uip. Am C a n ...... 107% 107 107% of the state at the Connecticut { I Judge Bacon tound them sane. tail rather than at wholesale and a Corresponding figures, based’oh the Hart El Lt ...... 138 95 95 95 So. Main ...... 86 S5 m - 1 Am Cr & Fdy Horticultural society’.: show, which They were taken back to Jadl this CABLE REPORTS retail index is therefore more ap new system, are: 99 for 1920; i5 do v t c ...... 133 97% Keeiley ...... 88 94 p -. 6 Am Loco . .. . 97% 97% opened yesterday at Foot Guard afternoon. New York, Sept. 14.—-A cyclone propriate as a measure of the ex for 1931: 1 for 1922; 88 for 1923: xxHtfd Gas com 93 248% Buckland .... 123 IIS ni- 5 Am Smelt . . .248% 247 armory. Hartford, and will close at of great violence has swept over change value of farm commodi S7 for 1924: 92 for 1925; 87 for xxdo p f d ...... 70 Eighth Pi’oper 906 904 m - 2 Am St Fdy . .. 58 57% 58 10 o’clock this evening. It was Porto Rico, causing tremendous ties.” 1926; and'85 for 1927. Htfd Gas rights . . . . 9 Am Steel . .. 77 77 BOTH F^GHTEIIS FINED. S N E T C o ...... 170 . 77% stipulated that the various clubs property damage, and wrecking ’The change is illustrated Ir the In June the prices received' for Am T & T . , .181% 181.% 181% should enter baskets of mixed Totals ...... 1568 1 6 1 2 p -4 4 June price index number,.just de farm products were 145 per cent of Manufacturing Stocks 16% Greenwich, Sept. 14.— Ray ChrisT hundreds Pf buildings In the beau Am "Woolen . . 16% 16% flowers. Miss Mary Chapman, tiful city of San Juan; according to termined. It showed the purchas- the pre-war level, compared with Am H ardw are...... 69 71 78 78% tensen ’A’as willing to let a local Anaconda . . . .7 8 % president of the local club was in advices received here this afternoon jn&ipower of farm products was 9’’ 130 per cent a year ago. American Hosiery . . 22 Atchison . . . . 194% 194 194 young lady borrow his auto but he American Silver ..... 25 charge of Its entry, and it was a TER MAN by the French Telegraph Cable ■pfe^^ent'' of the level prevailing in Amor,a the contributing factors Bal & Ohio . .115% 115 115% .objected to her taking Joseph Grif the five-year period from A’jgust. to the high cost of livliig on the Arrow Elec pfd ....105% fore^^one conclusion the blue ribbon fith, of Stamford, for a ride. When Company. • . Beth S t l ----- . .67% 66 67 would come here because of that 1909;,,to Jul>, 1914. The general farms in June were: furniture and Automatic Refrig ... 12 212 212% ORK CITY he found what happened he thump "Relief is needed with the ut Can Pac .... .213 fact. The basket was a large one most urgency.” the manager of the tendency is to show a higher pur ;*irnlshings at 208 percent of the Acme Wire ...... 10 . .37% 37% 37% ed Griffitu and caused an uproar. Billings Spen com . . . — C M & St P with a spread of more than 30 cable company’s dlBce at San Juan chasing power. pre-war; clothing. 179 ' percent; do pfd . . . . .53% 53% 53% For his offense Christensen paid do p f d ...... — inches for the bouquet, which em (Special to The Herald) reported. ^ Purchasing I’twer home building materials, 171 .per Chi & N W . . . 86% 85% 86 braced choice gladiolus in colors thirty-five dollars and cost in Town ’ “'It should be noted, however. cent. Bigelow-Htfd com ... 88 New York. Sept. 14.— Carl O. Court today and Griffith, because Cable advices from Halil report Cons Gas . .. . 80% 80 80 tjiat blended well with buddleia. Ar.derson. 23 of Sjuth Manchester, thaO the new index numbers do not do p f d ...... ,. .100 88% 89 he objected to the thrashing, paid ed that the hurricane is expected Bristol Brass ...... lO' 21 Corn Prod . . . 89% delphiniums and the other flowers Conn., and Miss Jennie F. Knrec- to strike that island shortly.; Ves measiife the purchasing power of MAIL PLANE MISSING Del & Hud . . .197% 197% 197% used. ten dollars and costs. The Judge the farmers, but merely that of a Plymouth, Eng., Sept. 14.— Four Case, Lockwood & B 375 21% zka, 23, of 40 Alden street, Hart deciding there was a mutual breach sels plying on the West ' Indian Collins C o ...... 115 Dodge Bros . . 21% 21% The exhibit was similar to one ford, Conn., procured a marriage waters have been smashed by the fixed quantity of farm producers,” British seaplanes searched the Eng .393 390 393 of the peace. xColts Firearms . . . . 33 Du Pont .... entered by Miss Chapman at the re lic'nse at the Municipal Building cyclone. the department warned. lish channel all morning without Eagle Locks ...... 60 E r i e ...... 59% 59% 59% cent show at Center church, which “ Under the new system the der getting any trace of the missing 170% 171% here yesterday. They stated that COURT ADVISES a FEEDER No mention was made of a death Fafnir Bearing ...... 145 Gen E l ...... 171% won the society’s first class certi list in the cables sent here al partment takes the prices since French seaplane which Was catapu- Gen Moto . .. .209% 207% 209 they would be married in the City Fuller Br Class A . . 18 ficate. The Misses Chapman won Chapel by Deputy City Clerk John though the greatest emphasis was 1910 of commoditlefi purchased by la4ed from the liner Lie de Prance Gillet Raz .. 108% 107% 108% Greenwich, Sept. 14—-/‘Buy an farmers for the family living, and do Class AA . . . . 72 another ribbon with an arrange J. McCormick. laid on the heavy damage to prop 400 miles off the coast carrying Inspirat...... 24% 24% 24% ! airplane if you must speed’’ was for operating the farm. Indexes Hart & Cooley ...... 250 ment of roses at the Foot Guard Mr. Anderson was born in South erty. Hundreds of people are malls. It should have, arrl.-ed at Inter Harv . .292 291 292 show. The club as a whole figures the the advice that Judge James R. of these prices are constructed with Int S ilv er...... 140 Manchester, the son of Frank O. hrmeless in Porto klco. * either Brest or Havre late yester Int Nickle . . .130% 128 130 prominently in the present exhibit. Mead gave Marlin Eggn, a Stam- practically the same base period, day aftwnoon. The seaplane a as do pfd ...... 122 99 and Alice Johnson AudeASon. The The Message Jewell Belt com . . . . — Kennecott . . . . 99% 98% Charles M. Murphey has an exten tord youth. Egan was charged 1910-1914, and as nearly as possi commanded by Commander Louis Lehi Valley . .104% 104% 104% bride who is the daughter of Frank The French Telephone Cable Landers, Frary & Clk 69 sive display of gladiolus from his with driving an :,uto at sixty-five Company received thie following ble in the same manner, as the in Dnmouget, an experienced pilot. . 40 39% 40 and Blanche Kuret-zka, was born in miles an hour along the Post Road. Manning & Bow A .. 18 Marl O i l ----- Coventry farm. He won a blue message from its manager at Sun dex of prices received by farmers The plane was capable of 100 miles Mo Pac com . . 73% 72% 72% Central Falls, R. I. The judge fined him fifty dollars do Class B ...... 10 ribbon on a large basket of “ Dr. Juan: for the commodities they sell. an hour. N B Mach p f d ...... 100 N Y C e n ___ .177% 176 176% Norton” and ribbons on other and costs besides giving him the ad "The prices paid are weighted by N Y N H & H .64 63% 64 "A cyclone of extra violence has do com ...... 27 choice varieties. Mrs. J. R., Lowe vice. been felt since 2 o'clock yesterday estimates of quantities purchased Niles, Bement, Pond .80 Nor Am Co . . 75% 75% 75% of Porter street was a winner in the for the average farm in the period. Nor Pac . . . . . 98 98 98 EXCAVATORS AT morning. It remained over San do p f d ...... 100 Dahlia classes. Mrs. Charles Heve- BUYING RUSSIAN BONDS. Juan from 11 a. m. until 4 p. m. 1920-1925. In other words, an at NORM. GLOUTBER North & Judd ...... 31 33 Penn R R . . 64% 64% 64% nor of Wapping in the gladiolus ex tempt is made to measure the pur Post Cer . . . 72-% 73% with the same increasing intensity. . 73% hibit, and J. W. Galavln, vice presi Berlin, Sept. 14.—The myster "It is spreading devastation all chasing power of farm commodities AND HIS Press St Car . .23% 23 23 ious buying movement of Rus.siar. I ' terms of the usual things that dent O'! the club won ribbons on CLUNYDIGFOR over. .TRAVELERS CLUB Pullman new . .82% 81 81% glads, asters and zinnias. The bonds in Berlin, Paris and Amster fafineti actually buy. But the list' Radio Cor . . . .214 209% 211 "It is impossible to obtain rjq- BROADCASTING ORGH. above are all members of the Man dam was followed by reports here tails. All public services are’ inter of such things does hot include all Sears Roeo . .154% 14.2% 154 chester club although the gardens today tliat President A. L. Senieue- the value.s for which farm Income Sou Rail . . . .152% 152% 152% ANCIENT DATA rupted. are not all in this town. manu, of the Soviet State Banlr. “ Electric light, motor power, is disbursed. , It does not include, Spu Pac . .. . .125% 125% 125% The display at the Hartford show will propose recognition of the old for example, such items as Interest LAKESIDE CASINO : 45% 45% 45% Cluny, France.— With a popu telephones, street cars and all is greater in quantity, but the Russian debt to .the United States other means of communications on mortgages and loans, rent and - 82% 81 ■% 81% lace looking on with awe and whis r V / . quality of .the flowers is no finer pering about the discovery of bid in return for a huge loan to the j j-.gyg been interrupted. ' railroad fares. South (Jovciitry Tob Prod ... .107% 107 107% than those shown here last week. “ Naturally, measurement of farm SATURDAY NIGHT I Un Pac . . . '. . .196% 196% 196% den gold American excavators are Moscow government supported by j “ Eighty per cent, of the houses Many from here attended yester digging away placidly on the site substantial guarantees. jat Sail Juan and at San Tqrce (a: cemraodity purchasing power on a ('onlest and, Be.st Place to Dance U S Rubber . .42 42 42 basis.of retail instead of wholesale Admissi'nn Rbmaius Same. .159 day, but the extreme^heat of the ot the Abbey of Cluny strongboKI Schitjnemann has just been ap suburb of San Juan) have been un U S St ...... 158% 158% day and evening was wilting to price comparisons tells a slightly i West . V___ 110% 109% 110% on monasticism in the Middle pointed bead of the Soviet Trade roofed. Large buildings, theaters, both flowers and people. Mission to the United States. differeni story from that told by Willys Oyer . . 24% 24% 24% Ages. hotels and stores— all have been the . index number.s previously in Despite village gossip the expe ravished. All show windows have use. Retail prices commonly lag be dition, 'neaded by Dr. Kenneth J. HOOVER’S X. Y. SPEECH been broken. AH buildings aii'i hind wholesale prices in readjust ROMA TO START TODAY Conant, of Harvard University, is homes inundate^/ THINK KIDNAPPED BOY seeking a less material treasure, New York, Sept. 14— Herbert "Boats that had been -plying and that is knowledge. Gold, if any Hoover will speak in New York on along the coast, as well as schoon IS AUVE AND WELL FOR O il) ORCHARD, ME. will be turned over to the local mu the night of October 17, according ers, were smashed. The destruc seum which already has been en to an announctmient made public tion could be viewed from our Hartford, Sept. 14.— The plane riched by finds of the excavators. today by the Eastern Speakers* office. ^ Chicago, Sept. 14.— Billy Ran- Roma is expected to- hop to Old Early History Bureau of the Republican National “ Numerous families are without Final Showings Tonight .ieri, 10-year-old victim of kidnap Orchard, Maine,- i^his afternoon and The, expedition was sent out by CnmmiUee. The speech will be shelter. Rel ef is necessitated .with A Wn. Beaodlne Production pers, is alive and well and proba tlie Mediaeval Academy of America broadcast over a wide radio hook the utmost urgency.” bly will be delivered at his parents’ there await weather, conditions favorable to a flight across the At which obtained a concession on the up. ^ ct home today. historic site, for the purpose of ob The Republican presidential can FALLS FROM TVINDOWi,. This was the message brought lantic to Rome. Cesare Sabelli, commander of the expedition, an- taining precise data on the con didate probably will deliver the ad back by Police Captain James struction of the Abbey and adjoin dress at Carnegie Hall, it was said. Greenwich, Sept. 14 — Joseph Dougherty aftor an early, morning nouned this afternoon that he in m Paris” tended to start for Old- Orchard at ing church, 596 feet long. ’ It will be his third speech of the Farrell, a Greenwich avenue resi conference with Frank R. Ranieri, This church, built between lOSS campaign. dent, tumbled from a third story ■with George Sidney, the boy’s father. Dougherty went four p. m. The Roma, fresh from the Pratt and 1220, had four towers 200 feet window of his home today and is DINING DANCING J. Farrell MadDonsdil to the Ranieri home last midnight high and three others 150 feet RUTCHER SHOP ROBBED. in the hospital here with a brokefa llarlford-RtH'kville R
Voight fought his way toThls poTht" **■ af^r losing four of thS five HOOTMON -i.' htoies and being 3 down arTnbndrn rQld Deed Recalls 1. , , P . , J N P P Y IS HURT and 4 down at the twelftli. H& won_, , - . _ _ _ _ , SCOTTISH GAMES Vfhete Yon C5ak Port Iti Totm Politics Afford to Buy. Five Women and a Baby Have with a par 4, the last two holes be Good Furniture.’* ing halved. .j- ... t *:*. c . ------Saturday , Lucky Escape in Coventry Meantime Bobby Jones,,,^had The fact that Charles E. House, c’-ester Green, outside of police Events to Start 2 p. m. Prompt : Accident. swamped young Phillips I 111 as ‘town treasurer, was the witness protection, and had no safe. He the other semi-final alnibs,t *aa.“,^ad and the person taking the acknow became worried over the idea of I'iping, Sword Dance, Hlgltland Five women and a baby had a ly as he had engulfed me dpspaii^, ledgment in the sale of a piece of having so much- mt ney in his Fling, 5 a Side Soccer Football, miraculous escape when the Nash ing John Beck, of England, ;yeS;tec- Tamd by the town of Manchester to charge at night and finally resolved Races, Horseshoe Pitching, Modern sedan in. which they were riding day. Bobby finished the,,, Blfxabeth White, thirty-four y^ars to resign both his offices, since tra and Old Fashioned Dancing at Odd k d skidded, crashed through a fence I >6 round no less than 9 up, .theicharavi iigq, which was not recordbd till dition linked theni together and he I'ellows Hall at 8 p. m . McKay's and rolled down an embankment, pion equalling his low round-,ofi the thiS Week, recalls a sidelight on the was determined to get rid of the Orchestra to Furnish Music. overturning and coming to a hall tournament with a 70. He ulso.had history of- politics la Manchester. treasurership. on its side against a telephone pole, a 70 against Beck yester-Jay .moriK-'i He made known his determina on the Incline just east of the ''•'"Until 1917, when George H. ing. Waddell, the presen’ town treasur- tion to John S. Cheney. But Wads Skunkamug river near Coventr.v* worth was regarded as a good town Lake early last evening. §F was appointed to that position, ABOUT TOWN thb ofiices of town clerk and town clerk and it was decided to look The occupants, whose names up some person who was the owner Mrs. Rachel Canora of Hartford coiiid not be obtained, but who, JAPANESE BEETLE trfeasurer ware traditionally held by the same person. The tpwn clerk at of a safe and also properly qualifi has sold the William Turkington Is A Necessity To Traveling Students with the exception of the driver, ed to serve as treasurer, leaving live in Willimantic, the latter's that time, Sanford M,‘ Benton, be- property on Hilliard street which IS NOT FOUND “^T^'^^'came H iiE ill and Samuel J. Turkington Mr. Wadsworth in the town cherk- includes a house and two acres of home being in Putnam, escaped School time is here and with it comes without a single scratch or cut, ac ------deputized to do his work and ship. land to Charles E. and Mary Wil *.:)3 has been elected to the office each Charles E. House was hit upon ber of Woodland street. The trans a demand for student luggage. We cording to Harry McCormick and as having the necessary qualifica Arthur Gardner, Manchester men Government Inspector^ jttld term since. fer was made through the Robert have prepared for it. Our stock is large who arrived a minute or two after Discover Presence of” PeM ji , In 1894 the town clerk was tions and also owning a safe. For J. Smith agency. Daniel Wadsworth, who had ;been one year Mr. House agreed to take and includes an assortment of all types. lha crash.. McCormick said the acci Manchester. f Whether you need a complete wardrobe dent was the .result, of skidding on rtbjvn treasurer as well. When he the office of treasurer, just to Michael and Annie Weiss have ^ took office the treasurer sel- “ pinch hit” as he tells it. Instead outfit or just a traveling bag you will a wet pavement; that the woman The Japanese beetle tfiattfi3 has isr^ sold their one family house on Oak j was .not driving fast. She had had to hold any great amount of being town treasurer for one street to Margaret Keegan of this [ find here a good selection at our typical fested certain areas in j^nnecticlit;? of.money. But the town started to year he held the office for three bought the automobile only a week resulting in practicalljy[the entipei town. The sale was made through ,“Lpw Cost Store” prices. before and was driving it Slowly to grbw and more and more tax funds years. the agency of Robert J. Smith". soutii-^western part of the state be*' Then Sanford Benton, who had break it in. ^ ‘pie in, there were times when ing placed under quarantine, ha® considerable amounts of money been head bookkeeper at W. B. None of the windows were brok not as yet been found in the terji- Contractor William Wetherell were turned over to him as treas Cheney’s store, was elected as town Who is building a colonial type of PITTED HAT BOXES en until the frightened women tory immediately surrounding Man-i clerk and as town-treasurer also. stepped on them In climbing out of urer. Taxes in those days were house on Henry treet in the Eliza Black leatherette covered, neatly lined the car. Even the baby’s nursing Chester. Six weeks paid in cash because Man- He held both offices until 1917. beth Park tract-for Walter E. Bar college boys engaged iil' ' 's'h'ih'thbh Since then they have been separate with shirred pocket. CrR C A bottle was found unbroken in the ;chjester had no bank. rett of West street hUs the building work for the United Statds departn Mr. Wadsworth lived in Man- ly occupied. Snap l o c k ...... ^ automobile. The car turned com ment of agriculture visDedprac-^- ready for plastering. pletely around when it went off the tically every garden in M.anc'hesteP road and the left side of the engine and its suburbs. In this geciiott Contractor Albert Crawford is OVERNIGHT CASES was damaged by contact with the they did n6t find any tra"tfbs ’of tlfe* “ ICE BOX BANDITS” raising the frame for a Dutch pole, but the body was little harmed pest. colonial type house on Henry street Medium size. Covered with imita and there was neither broken wheel Hartford, however, has not es 6 .0.P. LEADERS in the Elizabeth Park tract. The tion black leather. Cloth 7 0 or blown tire. caped so completely and it is' re WERE SEEN BY MANY house is being constructed for Carl ported that that city is likelV to 'ie‘ W. Anderson, local plumber. lined. Snap l o c k ...... ^ 1 ,'h. / included in a extension of the quar IN CONFERENCE BIG SCOTCH GATHERING antine area. Cars passing through (Continued from Page 1.) Twenty-i,even more sprinkler SUITCASES . a quarantined area are stopped and heads are b^lng instal.ed in the TRAVELING BAGS lived at the corner of the streets State theater building, which will Genuine black or tan pebbled leather. ' HERE ON SATURDAY Inspected to see if they are 'chrry-; Strongly made of black leatherette. ing any corn or similar garden pro-* r ON NEW PLANS where Motorcycle Policeman Gal make 722 heads in the sprinkler Very smart and serviceable. Neatly lined. duce that might harbor the; pestif lagher, of the Springfield police de system. The twenty-seven now be Finest hard'ware with ^ ^ Good hardware including ^ O Q C da'll McLean to Entertain All which the department of agricut-i' partment, had been forced f;om his ing installed are all in the theater, snap lock ...... \ (Continned from Page 1.) machine by the green car figuring snap lock ...... v e fci v Clans in This Section at ture 'is striving to stamp out.' ' covering vents in the lower part of in the case. Mr. Chandler declared the gallery. A flm.1 inspection by Games Tomorrow. J1;..^ecome known that he would run the insurance underwriters result FITTED his own campaign but that he wel Gallagher did not full from his ma NORM CLOUTIER’S : BAND comed advice from all party lead chine but jumped and let the ma ed in the decision that, in order to BOSTON BAGS 1 'The Scottish games to be held at chine fall .18 he was forced from the bring the building Into the class of ; OVERNIGHT CASE Mt., Nebo grounds tomorrow after ers, Up lo date, he has run his-own campaign. In naming Moses as a road toward the curb. “ fire resisting” it would be neces Genuine black or tan leather. Ideal noon at 2 o’clock promises to be AT SANDY BEACH , BAL sary to install the additional twen sort of liason officer for the east. When Mr. CJhandler entered his for carrying books and one of the biggest events ever pre home he found a revolver, bullet ty-seven heads. sented by Clans in this vicinity. Hoover obviously retained the right other school necessities . Popular Broadcasting Orchesr to, pass approval on all new cam lying on the hearth stone. The bul $ 1 .9 8 $6.75 The officers and committees for let had gone through the side of .Dr. Amos E. Friend is back in his £he different events are as follows: tra to Play at Crystal Lake paign activities. , *' His Pet Theory the house, he said. He was still un office after being called out of town ■ A beautiful' Chalxinan, Alex McBride, pf Clan on Wedhesday Night.; unexpectedly for a week's stay. McLean, Manchester; secretary, I , ,9ne of Hoover’s pet theories has der examination by the state’s TRUNKS case, completely .been to pass responsibility oh to the counsel vhen Judge. Yeomans fitted. Black John B., Watson, of Clan Gordon, Norm Cloutier’s Travelers Broad^ There is no new clew to the rob . Hartford; treasurer, James Findlay state leaders while retaining su- ordered the recess. An inexpensive trunk specially made for leatherette cov casting orchestra has been secured I>reme authority. He was sought to Death Car’s Trail. bery of the Hagedorn gasoline sta ered. Cloth lined, of Clan McLean, Manchester. The by a group of Manchester lUen for tion on Wednesday night but the students. Full 36 inch size. Heavily directors of the Recreation Centers make state leaders active and has The trail of the green car shirred pockets. a big dance carnival to ,be ’h^ld in given them wide latitudeia,uiuue min uu..-con- through Putnam and into Webster, possibility that the same gang that built, reinforced with metal bands and Snap lock. will act as judges and starters for has operated in Glastonbury, Port ‘ the races; Andy York, of Torring- the Sandy Beach Ballrpoin at Cr^^ campaign within their Mass., was followed in the court riveted. ^ stal Lake on Wednesday ' ’ night,i'--borders. - ...... Another act...... along this line during the afternoon today. Before land, Durham and South Farms. ton.fwell known referee, will handle Middletown, being connected with Strong hardware ...... ^ o 9 ^ the fivp-man team football match September 19. was'the naming of state finance that was taken up," a group of Mr. Cloutier’s full orchestra will chairman by J. R. Nutt, of Cleve slate policemen of the Danielson the break here is being investigated. which will be open to all soccer The gang that operated in Middle- ' 'play^S'Who care to compete. The play' at the popular Crj/^^I-'flkke land, the Republican national treas barracks was put on the stand. The dance hall Wednesday hl'ght’and in' urer. town was to have gone to Spring- gamW committee is composed of group included Emil Clascheno, who field on Wednesday night according the following: Alexander, Fraser, addition the “ Three Jester's” fam These ctiairman will have charge went out to Pomfret with Trooper The O. E. K eith Furiaitupe Co. ous for their entertaining bits from to one of its members, who was ar Welch, Mason, Smith, Munsie and of raising campaign funds within Nelson, waited for the car arid SOUTH MANCHESTER station WTIC will put on several their own states for the national rested at midnight Wednesday, it OPP. HIGH SCHOOL Barr. The dance committee: An sketches. The vaudeville huinbers. never saw it, and. presently found was 'thought ,tHat they might have derson, McBride, Mulholland, Mc- ticket. The list includes: J. Henry his companion had been slain. will be interspersed between the. koraback, of Hartford, Conn. passed through here as one of the 'Ffe'e; Munsie, and Cameron. Re George Gardiner, also a state gang lived in East Hartford. Goods freshments will be served by Sai:i dance numbers. Four vice chairman were named: policeman, testified to going in The Cloutier Broadcasting or Jeremiah Milbank and Lewis that the gang took from gas stations *■ Houston. search of the car that then had and garages was sold in H^irtford. The pipe bands will form at the chestra ranks among the best of Stnauss, of New York City, J. W. the organizations that put dance merely been reported as stolen and the prisoner'In Middletown said. Center at 2 p. m. and march to the Perry, of Kansas’ City, and J. Walter speeding through Connecticut terri inusjc on the air. The .aggregaVpn Drake, of Detroit. They will act as grottndsl-at §ft.* Ndbo*--where jLhe^ tory. Gardiner never saw the car, The regular meetifig of Gibbons -Igai^ding tjwUl k'twemblei »un< old Is .just completing a w^eks aides to Nutt in checking up con engagement for the Travelfefs st't- tributions and expenditures. .cither. Assembly, CatYiolIc Ladies of Co country get-together with the many Sergeant George Laird, of the lumbus will be held tonight in K. •s different tartans, kilts swaying and tion and is now booking engage ments in this section. Putnam police department, testified of C, hall at 8 o’clock. All mem i the hiusic of the .bagpipes. / to receiving a phone call from bers' as well as those on the degree Willimantic to watch for a stolen team are urged to attend as impor HUB JUDGE RESIGNS NON STOP FUGHT car. He went out on the street but tant business will be transacted HUNTING FROGS NOW before he could get far he saw the with regard to the convention In WITHOUT A WINNER car at the railroad underpass, go this town on October 11. POPULAR AT COVENTRY . UNDER THEFT CHARGE ing toward Massachusetts at 35 miles an hour. He hurried to a Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Crawford of NEW #. Boston, Sept. 14.— Joseph C,. (Continued from Page 1) phone and called Webster, Mass., to 329 East Center street returned last 3 V.;, , spread the alarm. He declared the night after an extended wedding p N cw ‘"SpDrt’"lor Cottagers at Hannon, special justice of the -Wal- tham District Court, who is out uu day, bne had been demolished In a car bore a Massachusetts license trip through Canada and Niagara I But- They’re Getting bail of $15,000 following-arraign crash, severely injuring two occu- number 410976 and saw two men Falls.'About 30 friends from Man I I H abit. ment on charges of larceny of more p'arits, and the six others had been in It. .. chester, East Hartford, and Hart than $32,000, today resigned. The forced down by various causes. George Bichart, a Piitriam gar ford were waiting for them and I ^ wTtii the opening, of sohool the resignation was contained jm u .letr age worker, told of seeing the same gave them a rousing serenade. The^^ *1 Two Injured The hat of quality and style : Mast of the cottagers at the neigb- ter to the governor’s off!s^'-b^. i*'® The plane that crashed was the car that April evening. It was head were very much surprised to find Decidedly> Low '. '"tltfrlfig' lakes have'moved babk Into contents, due to the abs.qnfehf^oyTj Lockheed-Vpga in which -John P. ed toward North Grosvenordale at such a large gathering awaiting ; towm* 'Resorts that lately were hiyes ernor Fuller, were not an estimated speed of fifty to sixty them as they Intended returning Morris and William Thaw. II were home unannounced. All those pres $5 $6 $7 ’j of aetP;; -lioday are deserted. 'The According to the char’^^^^Ran- flying. Their motor drained of oil miles an hour. Piiced-at \ r- lave taken on a winter ent. had a very enjoyable evening. non was alleged to have funds by a broken oil line, that made a John J arose and Henry Lawida, } X.-ppearance with windows from the estates of Shimlrah' Webster residents, also told of the i ind' dbora'barred and nailed. landing;’ in a field near Decatur. 111., Mrs. John Robinson and dau.gh- CAPS . . nanian, of which he*was adminis in the dark, early yesterday. A wire flight of the car. Lawida followed a { Some pwners have hauled their trator, and Katherine FojJ^^ of trail of gasoline al6ug the highway, ter Margaret, have returned to 1 boats out of water and placed them lende wrecked the ship completely, their home on Wadsworth street New models and fabrics „ which he was trustee. so badly injuring Morris and Thaw suspecting something wrong, and ’ upside down on rac"ks. Others, how- came upon the car abandoned. He ^tter spending a week with rela The amount named in the com that they were reported in serious ever, have, left their boats afloat as plaint against the well kadvfij lat- saw that the Webster police took lives and friends in Patterson and they etill ipake week-epd use of the torney an justice, total $3z,ff77, condition today. possession of, it. Asbury Park,. N. J. $1.50 $1.95 i cottages. 'ITie fishing has been bet- but it was reported that a ’cbli’pflete' '•''None of the other pilots was hurt Mlchale Radnick. a Webster I ter the last couple of weeks than it ' in . the several forced landings of check would reveal a loss fe^dfess lunch cart clerk, told of two men A son, John Francis, was born $2.50 At the very begiiUiing of the I -was tail sunimer. of $60,000. thd bth’dr ships. entering his place of business be Tuesday at the Memorial hospii§,l V A new sport has been taken uo Art Goebel made the announce- tween seven and eight that evening to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Shea of 19 season we are offering a mar ! by a number of Manchester people ntent of his landing at Prescott— when Nelson died, and of eating Holl street. Mrs. Shea was former New Fall Neckwear velous group of /H^w fall i having cottkges at Coventry lake— NORTH ENDERS RUSH. Jfsquaufying him' for the race there. He decla.red the two men ly Miss Irene Morlarty, daughter of frock s ^ $16.9K' F^ocks^ of I b'uir frog hunting. They fish for prize— immediately after landing were Raymond and Lalone, He Mfs. Thomas Moriarty of Hollister velvet^Jsatin, g^okge^ej^ and ’-.•-.theiB with pieces of red flannel or jjUnes Field. But the . crowd at waited on Raymond.first. He next street,, and Mr. Shea Is assistant $1.00 $1;50 hooks or shoot them with small BASKETBALL .the field— between 80,000 and .90,- sa'W the two on April 11. They were trea^u^e^ of the Home Bank and crepe -in; the m o s t .J d ^ i’ed '' calibre rifles. Several “ messes” of 000.,, spectators, ignorant of the then in the Springfield police sta Trust Company. shades. ...frogs legs have been served on the Although the basketball seasoh iis. ,lan.filng enroute, believed Goeljel tion. . 1 (tables of the cottagers lately. .liad won the race and went, 'wild With Radnick carefully examined Loyal Circle of .King’s Daugli- 1 I —:.w., a long distance off the Seventh and Eighth grades of the Eighth dis ‘with..cheering and applause. But by the defense. Judge Yeomans ad ters will hold a special meeting at For the Miss trict school played on Tuesday of , their cheers were no less hearty journed court this afternoon for the close of the morning service at i ’PERKINS AND JONES this week. If was hot and the plajy;- after they had been informed-pf lunch. the Center Congregational church. ers were tired out when the gamp Goebel’s hard luck. and the Mhtron 1 I WIN MORNING ROUND ended, Katkaveck and Wichicoiys^i • Dead Tired - were the Stars for the Eighth grpAc jh Goebel and Harry. Tucker...l,.S . M mrS . CAIHRAIGNt PUBUC RECORDS ■' ' . and their team won, 28 to 8. i A T TH E c e n t e r - !■■. j^ewtoh, Mass., Sept'.'14.— iger; The Eighth grade players were .vDoodlei’- -the ' I 'Tom Perkins, British champion, Katkaveck, rf, Wichicowski, ’ s t a r t s s iz z u n g \ ; ’ and George Voight, the medalist, lue' monoplane— •weri^xl^padi' BLLL OP SALE Pontcllo c, Kovi.s lg,,Schorchuck,!m. k-hei),. they laujd€?d. J Usilio Agostinelli to Emilo Maz- miAYS RETURN FROM I ‘ stagqd-^ijtRantic struggle in the The seorekeeper didn’t kntrw all kjife 1 round of the national (Continued Irfijin -Fa^e 1.) i'zoll, the stock and fixtures qf the . jsemi^U^,, ------Seventh gradbrs so he turned in tip confectionery store known as the \ iamacteilr golf championship today, following lineup for that tearij: r’A door,-had •, ^ '. ■ ■ * '' / . BRITISH MLES VISIT l6ws. were v sm^l^^'?'Sha of estate’ Charles "K.: H '"i.- ’"IT/ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928. PAGE FOUR »- Mill and will enter the school of this fall. VarlouB games were play-' finance and commerce of New York ed and a daJnty lundheon-serred by REGINALD DENNY BACK a b o u t the hostess. The guests Included the f:.a Unlvejsily. BULDING INSPECIOR’S REPORT Rockville fHarrlage Announced shopmates *of Miss ^l^Wes who .ls_ IN FEATURE AT STATE Mr. and Mrs. P. 1^. Cratty of employed al the United States Bn- Prosnect--street'liave announced the|velope Company. The following report of Building Insi?ector Edward C. Elliott, Jr., Ofof thefr; son, "William D. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mpiw of Tal- Selectmen’s Town Report , cott -avenue are spending- a' week in was accepted by the Selectmen: » Famous Fight Actor Returns to'MIsS Hazel Ruth Cass of Oswego, Yjj. ou Saturday, Sept. 1st. The Methumr Mass. Hon. Board of Selectmen, To Screen After Absence- The town of Vernon closed the Mrs. Herbert Barstow, who has Manchester, Conn. fiscal year with a balance of,$7,-j took place at St. Mary’s Other Good Picture On Bill. (175) Public Service Co. Accidents Increase Star-of;! the Sea church, Os'wego, N. been seriously ill- *t' the Rockville Gentlemen; . , , 315.43. The report of the selectmen city Hospital was removed to the My roport as Building Inspector for the month of August, 1928, is has been completed. It is reported Y. Motion picture followers all over Accidents reported by the public service companies to the Canning GInb Contest Hartford Hospital Thursday. herewith submitted: the country are welcoming the re that they 'will have about $3,500 DWELLINGS \ public utilities commission have been on the increase since the ' The 4-H Canning Club which has A son was horn to Mir. and Mrs. turn of the ever-popular star, Regi first report of the commission in 1912. left from their appropriation. Dur George Boucher of "Webster street Est. Cost ing the past year $5,000 was paid been .sponsored by the Amertcan nald Denny, to the role of a boxer During 1912 less than 3,000 accidents were reported. During Legion Auxiliary will hold its fin at the Rockville City hospital on Leonard J. Richman, Cor. Gerard and Cone Sts...... in his recent Universal picture, “ On ten months of the year there were 2,‘t>12 accidents, the number off on the EGgh school bonds, mak Carl W. Anderson, Henry St...... ing $15,000 paid off today with al-meeting Saturday afternoon in G. Tuesday. Your Toes.’’ The enthusiasm of persons Injured totaling 2,144 ana the number killed 168. A. R. hall.The exhibits will be show Christian Magnafrau ha^ been ap- George L. Fish, Brookfield St...... aroused over Denny’s portrayals of During the fiscal year ending a year ago, 7,330 accidents were $25,000 still to be paid. r; liibinted administrator of the estate Paul Krupin, Autumn and Ridgefield Sts...... b.OOO Hartford Men tn Court and the judging contest held. Aftpr a fighter in the “ Leather Pushers’’ repoited to tn»3 commission. Tharc were less persons killed, the meeting refreshments will be o f Katherine Magnafrau of Blling- Robert J. Smith, Henry St...... has never quite died down although however, than during the ten months in 191?, the number being In city court Thursday morning Wacil Marchuk, Autumn St...... 5,ouu Levi Bier; Austin Downs, Patrick served. *• the series has been released for 101. There was a greater nurabc>r injured, however, the total Recently Pensioned The Rockville Fish and Game some time. bem.g 6,947. , ' Birmingham and William Gallagher Club will hold another shoot-Satur $41,500 1 of Hartford were fined $5 and costs Frank McGraw of Mountain There is no doubt, therefore, that street is one of the ten Connecticut day, Sept. 15, at 1:30 o’clock. OARAGES many people will await with eager There were also 622 accidents in ■v'.hich moio” busses were in of $10.18' each, charged with in toxication to which they pleaded employees of the N. Y., N. H. &. H Mrs. A. L. Martin and son are Manchester Sand &. Gravel Co., Charter Oak St...... $ 800 •Interest the opening of his latest volved. Seven of these resulted iii fatalities and .nine in serious on a two weeks’ trip to the White Nathan Marlow, 20 Holl St...... “ 00 guilty. They were in the car which R. R. Company who were recently screen hit at the State■ theater injuries to persons. Mountains. • Joseph P. Tammany, 90 Main St...... 450 Of the 7,330 accidents. 4,530 •‘.vere reported by steam railway struck and fatally injured 'Miss pensioned. Mr. McGraw was born where it has, been booked as August 9, 1862 and entered the Luke Kelley of West Main street Charles Ruhr, Fern St...... the feature attraction on Saturday. companies, 62 persons being killed and 4,584 being injured. Elizabeth White, August 19. - "White Way Lights Install^ services of the railroad in Novem has entered the Manchester Memo Alex Rogers, et al, 82 Alton St...... Reginald Denny is familiar , to Street railway companies reported 1,262 accidents, 32 persons rial hospital for treatment. James H. Neil, 97 Oxford St...... The White "Way lights which have ber, i"^5, as a freight brakeman at every movie patron in the world, it being killed and 999 injured Of the 440 accidents reported by Watei|),ury. In 1910 he was made a is said, through his numerous electric companies, one resulted in a fatality and 398 in Injuries. been installed in the center of the $2,600 city. Market street,"^Ea3t' iMain passeij^e'r conductor in which ca- screen successes, but in this newest Gas companies reported 193 accidents, no fatalities and 199 in pacity»“be has served until his re MISCELLANEOUS , and greatest comedy he surpasses jured. Gas and electric itility companies reported 060 acci street and West Main street|wero SCOTLAND ALSO turned on Thursday night for the E. E. Hilliard Co., Adams St., Power H ouse...... everything that he has given film dents, six persons being killed and 57S oeing ujured. Among Ajttei^^ Ice Dealers’ Convention HAS GANGSTERS. Rogers Paper Mfg. Co.. Charter Oak St.. Filter H ouse...... 2.000 audiences In the past. “ Ou Your the 82 accidents,,reported by telegraph and telephone companies first time. ' ValYoline Oil Co.. Stockhouse Rd., Boiler H ou se...... 500 Parade and Pageant for Am^stico Affli^vF. Ludwig, ice dealer, at- Toes’’ is now showing over the there were accidents causing injuries to 83 persons. Water terfd^'^^’^e annual meeting and out Glasgow.— Scotland also-has its B. T. Allen, :17 Doane St., hen c o o p ...... 150 -country and is raising the high companies reported no fatalities among 104 accidents, but 106 Day At the joint meeting Of the com ing dfeffie. New England Ice Dealers gangster problems too. Police here Gerald R. Risley. 24 Stron St., hen c o o p ...... 50 standard of entertainment set -by injured persons. have declared war on the ‘•hooli Michael Levchuk, 120 Bissell St., hen c o o p ...... 20 mittee from the American Legion Assod^aabon which was held Thurs the most successful season in the Sixty-eight accidents occurred at grade crossings, 14 persons day i f iRhcky Point. gans,” of which it is es-tlmated history of the motion picture in being killed and 59 injured. and City Council who are planning $19,720 a parade and pageant for Armistice Notes there are more than a score of dif dustry. . ' faoCS'wbout Connecticut...... ferent groups in the city. ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS \ Universal has selected the finest Day, an appropriation of $1,000 The Ladies’ Aid Society of the was made for the celebration. The Vernon Center church will give one Recently, authorities say, theso Edgar M. Thompson, 267 Highland St., addition ...... $ 5O0 cast it could assemble to support gangs have acquired an entourage Stanley Mankus, 132 Hilliard St., alteration and addition...... 400 committee met with Miss Church of their popular baked bean sup Denny. Barbara Worth, the leading pers tonight at 6 o’clock. of young girls who travel with iho Nicola Massaro, 26 Packard St., alteration and addition...... 200 lady, is one of Hollywood’s most and plans were discussed. Mrs. Edward Connors of Union men and encourage them in the!.'* Joseph Wright, 63 North Elm St., alteration and addition...... 200 beautiful and charming women. She To Enter New York University Baltimore^s Handsomest Man Loses Carl Rau, son of Mr. and Mrs. street entertained a few friends violent behavior. Police say that John Sandholm, 55 Elro St., addition...... 100 is a worthy opposite for the hand since the female gangster appeared Stanley Trzybinski. 83 Bridge St., alterations...... "5 Conrad Rau has resigned his poai- Thursday evening in honor of Mis.s some Denny. Mary Carr, the tion in the office of the Hockanum Agnes Barnes, who is to be married trouble has been on the Increase. Tony Brozowski, 70 Birch St., addition ...... 50 screen’s “ best-known mother,’’ has Finger In Accident; Trophy Unhurt Martin Demko, 65 Ridge St., alterations...... 50 a featured role. Others in the cast Rudolph Wadass, 41 Norman St., addition ...... 50 are such players as Hayden Steven Matthew Zurawsky, 98 Woodland St., alterations...... - ... 50 son, Frank Hagney, and Gertrude Baltimore.— Frederick Carl Artz his body balance and other physi Joseph Ambrose, 16 Columbus St., alteration and addition...... 35 Howard, Fred Newmeyer wielded will have a problem ia convincing cal “ assets” he wanted to quit. the megaphone. $1,710 hjs children in later years that he Artz said he was about to run Known for the variety of his was selected as “ Mister Baltimore for his locker when he was declared Total ...... $65,530 roles and the vigor of his acting. of 1928” , the city’s most perfect the winner and given the little Respectfully submitted, Buck Jones, the Fox cowboy actor. and handsome man, while he has bronz man holding a shield. & EDWARD C. ELLIOTT. JR. Is showing in one of the best pic FOX CO., Inc. only nine fingers. He motored home to tell his tures yet 0 his credit also on Sat The story of how Artz won the folks about his victory. At a street urday’s program at the State HARTFORD Store “Hours: 9 a. m. ta 6 p. in. > HARTFORD ternoon after the regular routine title and the bronze figure of a man intersection his machine collided Theater. It Is a novel tale of the holding a shield, is also the story work the librarian’s report -was read Blood Will with a safety zone and upset. Both TOLLAND and it covered some of the out daring west called ..iuuu of the missing finger the driver and the bronz man Tell,” and It goes to prove, as the Both occurred at night. Bands tumbled to the street;. Artz hurt standing items of interest during title Indicates, that the finer quali blared “ Pretty Baby” at Carlin’s but the trophy unharmed. Man and the thirty years of the library’s ex ties in man usually come to the There was a family reunion held istence. The officers elected for the Amusement Park when Artz stojad trophy were taken to a hospital at the Neff homestead at Buff Cap coming year are as follows: Presi surface. nervously in a bathing suit with where physicians found it necessary district Sunday last with thirty-tw’o dent, Mrs. Mary L. Daniels; first seventy-eight other competitors. to amputate the finger. members of the family present. A vice president, Mrs. James H. He entered the contest to “ kid the business meeting was held and of Clough; second vice president, GILEAD fellows at his office.” But when It is possible in Glasgow to ficers chosen. Mrs. Jennie Lewis Mrs. John H. Steele; secretary, Mrs. the judges scrutinized his knee travel .3 miles on the tramways Neff was chosen president and L. Ernest Hall; treasurer, Mrs. Georg^ Neff secretary. There were The marriage of Miss Elvira caps, his adam’s apple and noted for twopence. Mary Jewell Baldwin; director for Marchisa of Buckingham to Romolo relatives present from Rockville, three years: Mrs. Chas. C. Talcott West Stafford, Hartford, Crystal and Mrs. I. F. Jewett. The fol J. Saglio took place at St. Augus Lake and Tolland. tine’s Church in South Glastonbury lowing book committee was ap at nine o’clock (daylight time). The Tolland "Democratic Caucus pointed; Samuel • Simpson, Mrs. Wednesday morning. The attend for the nomination of candidates Samuel Simpson, Miss Lucile Agard for the various offices was held and Miss Bernice Hall. Miss Mar ants- were Miss Enis Arngonni of Monday evening.. The following garet Morris was in charge of the Buckingham and Harold Saglio of nominations were made: Assessor, literary program, which consisted Providence, R. I. The bride’s NEW Andrew J. Buckley; board of re of short book reviews on the best gown was of white lace over satin lief, Vornell Green; first selectman, sellers. The executive committee with veil. She carried a shower George D. Neff; 'second selectman, met at-the close of the literarj^ pro bouquet of bridal roses. The maid Justin Lathrop; auditor, I. Tilden gram and appointed Miss Florence of honor wore a yellow satin gown Jewett; grand jurors; Peder John Meacham as the chairman of the with hat to match and carried pink son, Oscar A. Leonard, Justin La Ways and Means committee for the roses. Reception and dinner was throp, James Rhodes, Frank A. held at the local hall at twelve HATS ensuing year and Miss Margaret Newman; school committee, Samu o’clock. A three course Italian din Morris w'as appointed chairman of el Johnson: collector of taxes, Em ner was served to about one hun ery Clough; library director, L.- Er the literary committee. There were dred guests. An orchestra "furn 44 charter membei-s when the lib nest Clough. rary was organized thirty years ago ished music during the afternoon M o d e r a t e l y P r i c e d Mrs. Laura Judson has recently and dancing and songs were Indulg and 23 are now living. Three were had a telephone installed in her present at the meeting. Dainty re ed in. The festivities continued The secret of the charm of most hats for fall lies home. • ' freshments were served by Miss through the evening, and many in the shape of the hat itself. Trimmings seem inci Miss Elizabeth Green, who is Eleanor Overman and Mrs. "Wil more guests arrived for the ejght teaching iu Newington, Conn., spent o’clock reception. After their re dental. The newer hats are offered in a wonderful liam Senk. the week-end at the home of her turn from a trip to Niagara Falls showing of kinds and colors in both large and small head parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell they will live with the groom’s par sizes. Green of the River district. East ents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Srglio. side. CHEMISTRY WILL The bride received many beautiful Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Ward of and useful gifts including table Buff Cap district have had as re linen, silver Vrar^, bed linen, clocks, cent guests, Mr. and Mrs. Harry monev, kitchen utensils etc. Fowles, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bennett, GOVERN FUTURE A Well Child conference was Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson, Miss Jo held at the local church Wednes ALICE F. HEALEY sephine Clancy, Miss Florence day afternoon. Dr. Haskins and Millinery Shop, Park Building Geary, Frank Gardner and Miss SCIENTIST SAYS Miss Lewis, nurse of the Slate Elizabeth Bennett of Hartford and Board of Health, examined four Mr. and Mrs. Carl Shlrling and 1. Chicago. — Characterizing chem teen children. Long of New York. istry as probably the fiercest of the Saturday—Last Day Miss Edmee Pratat, entertained at “ dc,gs of •war,” Sir James Irvine, . ".i't a house party, about forty of her who recently arrived in Chicago friends and neighbors Tuesday eve from the St. Andrew’s University, ning. A social time was spent and Scotland, to attend the American refreshments served. Chemical Society Institute at North PRE-WINTER Mrs. Zoe Beckley was taken to western University, predicted that the Hartford Hospital Sunday after world peace will be assured when noon from her summer home here chemistry strikes its full stride in and operated on for gall stones by importance of world affairs. Dr. Deming is reported at this writ “ From now onward,” said Sir ing in a comfortable condition and James, “ the history of a nation it is expected she may be able to will be read in terms of its chemical VMR C O return here in about two •weeks. achievement rather than in the re Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Marshall cord of its battles?” have returned to their home in Hill The scientist pointed out that he side, N. J., after a visit with rela was not speaking as an academic tives at Stofiy Brook farm. chemist who has spent his life Everett Robinson with his moth closeted in a laboratory, but as one er, Mrs. Myrtle Pierson Robinson who has taken a wider view afford of Rockville, and his aunt, Mrs. ed by participation in government Helpful Hints on Samuel Johnson of Tolland, were affairs. te N -r-D O N ’T PASS IT UP! recent guests of relatives in New Names Contributions Haven. “ Let me tabulate merely a few of the contributions chemistry has Mr. and Mrs. G eor^ Stumpfel 5; ^ have returned to their home in Nor made to civilization in our own Hoosedeanh^ walk after enjoying a few weeks’ time,” said Sir James. “ Of these camping at Stony Brook farm. the first is our increasing success William Agard' ^nd daughter in avoidance of waste and I would Lucile returned Monday from Bow- call for attention in this connec doinham. Me., where they attended tion to the large share this problem H a id w a ie F ifth the wedding of Mr. Agard’s grand has in the current program of the F ifth daughter, Marion Agard Meacham. Institute. OU’LL save time; you’ll do a more Mr. and Mrs. I. Tilden Jewett and “ The second is that through thorough job and you*ll minimize the Floor Floor Rev. W’illlam C. Darby are on a ten chemistry we have an assurance day automobile trip. that the food supply of the world tiring drudgery of it with these aids. Our Rev. Charles Redfleld of Vernon can be made to keep pace with a present special prices are added induce* ■will preach In the Tolland Federat growing population. "We were get ed church Sunday next. ting a little ahead of nature In this ments. Mrs. Aaron Pratt and children; matter but the chemist foresaw the Aaron, Jr., and Mary Agnes Pratt, difficulty and with his numerous STEP LADDERS MOP PAIL of Windsor, were recent guests of artificial fertilizers has cleared up sturdy, well con WITH WRINGER Mrs. Pratt’s mother, Mrs. Charles the situation. structed-'— 5 step No back breaking, H. Daniels. “ Old industries have been made and pail platform. stooping and bend LateSiPrices Will Be $40 to $50 Albro Case of Windsor has been new through the work of the chem ing— a health and a guest of friends, here this week. ist. Examples are too numerous to time saver. ' It’s a new habit m^-libuying your new heavy coat ahead of the season and saving Mrs. Frank Newcomb and daugh mention, and I select one case only, on our special price, fhis time we have a verw excellent selection of blue, oxford gray FURNITURE ters, the Misses Lilia and PhylUa the perfection of aluminum,* which and plaid back overcoats f^at will wear and have plenty of warinth. Sizes 34 to 4.b. Newcomb, of Hartford w^ere week Is no longer a chemical museum POLISH FLOOR MOP Complete showing of K-' end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar specimen but a metal in ^eryday Our polish, easily r. 1st. A. Leonard; . .use. applied — produces mops and brushes Charles Benson of Rockville was ‘My fourth category may be lustrous finish. for every purpose. before Justice Harry Morganson In summed up in the statement that Men’s Shop— Fifth Floor Tolland Monday charged with oper chemistry has mado new industries ating a commercial motor vehicle possible. In illustration I need not BROOMS without a mirror. He was fined $5 emphasize unduly the romance of CLEANER Fine values, The and costs, making a total of $16, the coal-tar Industry or how from Complete line of kind that will give FREE TELEPHONE SERVICE .which was paid. such unpromising raw material the household cleaners. service. Mrs. Percy Terhune and son chemist has produced the most pow Richard Terhune of fassaic, N. J„ erful explosives, our -most potent CHAMOIS SKINS are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harry poisons, our most fragrant per fumes and our most brilliant dyes. WIRE BRUSHES Prices depending eu- iiche: R. Bartlett. -'vb Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilkins of It is sufficient to mention only two For every purpose. tirely on size. Medfield, Mass., were recent guests others, the production of rayon and of/Mr. and Mrs. John H. Steele. the masterly production of so many Mrs. James Wells and daughter valuable products as can now be •wa Call 1500 Mrs. R-iisaeU Green of New York, isolated from corn. who have' spent several weeks at “ Chemistry giVes us the founda k and your wants will bjB caref ully filled* tion of the greatest of all applied Man(jiester Plumbing Supply C». Meadow Crest returned to their sciences— Public Health. Chemis holmes Wednesday. PHONE 459 USE IT V.4 The annual meeting of the Libra try purified the water we drink ry associaaon ‘VMMTheld Monday af and the air we breath.” rii" i MANCHESTER (CONNO- EVENING ALE/FRIDAY^. SEPTEMBER 14.1928., take' on;?, o4d'W but apt to be too', placid. ' 'After a certain time had elapsed Speaking .*oi 'taxes, 118,837,001) country roads' and in the finer wopd:s of champagne,” according,, to a on the-outskirts of the city as .cars. that ..cptne’ to bachelor wrtting in oqe of the Paris life, companions, .loyal’ ar 1 equable and no one came to claim the-mpney francs Wero.^:tUP5 e(L iiitd. the Gov-, makeibotb pnds meetTSboe-'Shlnlng AMERICAN dallies, but he also adds that un •Madame'was notified to come .an i erpment . trea su # ‘4ast’ year by> the CAUFORNU HOP 6,483.72ir,owners operators of But if the bicycle is not passing, parlors, run on Ametlcan llnetL In ■ fortunately “ too restless and dom- Finding'fifty cents is expensive get it, which ahe did and immedi all of the large .tourist offices and ■ : Itfeiring and make men their business, according to Madame De- ately put iCto good ube. Very short bicycles in Ffjwiiie. : ' Unlike Ameri the bootblack is. Modern conditions cans,- French r&cfory7 Workers, far ii) of city life have almost eliminated travelling agenqi.esr - hotete •'and AkEUKEWINE slaves.” liquaire of Caen. Calvados, wno ly afterward, she received a .large beautyTshops, have rung the dj&th- ' IS PLANNED BY The same writer places little Ja now says she will hereafter refuse officiai 4ocu'm.entfc informing her laborer^. And other small workers the French sboe-sblners from the hfv.e remained falti^ul to the old- streets of every large, city except, knell ojt the little; Bpulevar^ wot- panese women at the other extreme a smile unless it is accoatpadied by^ that she rppst pay..a finq .pf ItQope black.- - . , — dainty, courteous, gentle and sub a government taxrSta’mp. ' than oneTh’alf the'Sum Ab'e recOlY^d fasbioned bic'ycle: ' Which <*. niust be eq oi raaes /Ceqi ejaqA ‘sainasJ^MT equipped wttii hand-brakes, lan on the increase. There are now only WOMAN AT 101 SAYFRElfcim missive. Madame Deliqilalre was taking a because she signed a receip.t'iviw in something ; dess than; a <^ar- French women, iti spfte of their little holiday in :a-nearby town and out affixing a government stamp to terns and number plates. Automo-’ one or two to be .seen on the Grands it. She must therefore present a biles and-gasoline ane-still too high Boulevard with their little boxes of ter-century the sports department Springfield. Mass. — When Paris’.— American girls are brilliance and charm, he finds do found a ten-franc-note in the street. of American newspapers- ;hai?de- not make good .wives for English She delivered it to the city hall, as brief to explained her deed and hire for many/peo^le ito own: them. On brushes and polish which they must ‘“ Grandma" Almatla Rennet was a "charming, brilliant, keen-witted a lawyer for the purpose. All this Sunday afternoons’ one see's as now and then pack up and run an veloped front a column of'typfe to and kind. They are smart dressersj men. is the custom of honest people to, be little girl she rode in the first for fifty, ;cents.. ^ many,,lf :hot mpre bicycles on the | errand, carry an urgent letter or four dr five pages daily. - i. steam trains. While Indignant and as^stimulatlng as a good glass England’s women are the best claimed by tho unfortunate loser. ■ r,. horse owners covered the eyes of I t their steeds and said hard things cocerning the new “contraptions.” the grand old lady of Chicopee was enjoying this startling new form of transportation; and the faster the train went the more she enjoyed[ it. H A R W f H l D H A R ® ’© i j t » Now at the age of 101, “ Grand ma” points with pride to a record of four flights in the newest form of tsavel to develop during the cen tury in which she has lived. Be ginning in 1920, Mrs. .Bennett took her first airplane flight over the city of Portland, Me. Flying proved to be such a thrill for the centen arian that since that time she has taken to the air on three other oc casions and is ;now seriously con sidering a flIgh‘C to California. May Cross Country. Her fourth adventure in the air was made when she hopped from Agawam In a Ryan monoplane, a sister ship of Lindbergh’s famous “ Spirit of St. Louis,” and circled Agwn HERRUP’S come forward with a most astounding offer in a The complete Living Room Outfit of 14 pieces—^the Bedroom puttit over Springfield and Chicopee for of 10 pieces—the Dining Room Outfit of 10 pieces-^nd the Kitehehette-- over one half hour. complete 4-Rocm Home Outfit or you may purchase any room separately at “ Grandma’s” two other air out the low prices shown here. This is a timely opportunity to refurnish your With Kitchahette All 4 rooms furnished for only $395. A small down payment will deliver ij ings were made, first at Portland entire home at a most substantial saving in price. We take your old fur whenever you want it. Balance may be paid on easy 'weekly or monthly on her birthday, September 8, 1926 and one year later when she under niture in trade. ’ payments, as convenient for. you. • . took the ambitious jaunt from the Boston airport to Old Orchard, Me. fh e element of fear in these trips has been entirely missing, she OUR SPECIAL EASY CREDIT TERMS claims and she is eager for longer ' TRADE'IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE AEE OFFERED WITHOUT ANY CHARGE and more sustained hops. "Why,” she exclaime d after Regardless of how old your furniture is, Herrup’s will allow ybu' $1.00 Weekly Payments on Purchases up t o ...... $75 landing at Agawam foUowing her a very liberal disepun^t |or. it, cn the purchase of new. With these $2.50 Weekly Payments on Purchases up t o ...... $200 most recent aerial venture, “ a attractive prices, this plan gives you an opportunity to otvn new furni friend has invited me to fly with $8.50 Weekly Payments on Purchases up to ..... : .... .$500 him to ■ California, and I’m only ture at the minimum of cost. $12.00 Weekly Payments on Purchases up to ...,.. >. .$1,000 too willing to go.” She had just come to rest on the field after coming back to the nar row confines of the earth with a smooth landing. Tl^e plane was pi loted by John T. Rogerson, who, together with all other pilots have carried Mrs, Bennett as a passen w m get, claims that she is naturally “ air-minded.” Young Folks In Awe I The younger element in Spring- A N D A field wnich believes that it will be doing extremely well to attain “ Grandma’s” enviable o’ a age m ifm while clinging close to the ample and comforting bosom of Mother Earth stand frankly in awe of this smiling old lady who thinks no w m more of thus hopping off for Cali fornia than they do of taking a dip in the Connecticut River. They are a nervy, audacious set, on the whole, yet no one of them can face the prospect of a long flight with the equanimity of this veteran of four long flights. “ The more I fly, the, better like it. maintains the gray-haired belies her "figb; and' she is really serious about that California hop. ONE FOR ALL. Bloomburg, Ga.— Pupils of Mon tour Township, Columbia County and Cooper Township, Montour County, will all go to one school, serving both counties, in the near future. The two counties form a rectangle, with the county line and state big Way almost in the center. ■Where the line and highway unite, Cs’mplete Eefec-om of IQ at Grovania, is where the new school will be built. ■/. Selected Faeces A bedroom full of beautiful new fur niture at bis saving in price. Tue full size Bed—the Vanity—the Dresser—and the Highboy-the Springs—Mattresses— Vanity Bench—2 Pillows end Bed Light are all included. B e d O u t f i t ^ 2 2 . 3 2 SPECIAL! ! « Foot Stools \ > Bed-Spnng^^ Choice of charming coverings. Every home Quality Stove .Mattress should have one for A high grade stove nils complste Beatitotfit at a rc- F.ange. Just at a sensational low markabls savins in. j ^ g . Ihg Eed, t h e thing ' comfort and appearance. price. BV»y house- National. Snrld^s thick mat f o r t h e One to a customer. •wife would enjoy this tress are includsd. * small heme. Tc-r stove. Como to-mor row for this. $1.00 Delivers It low price. ov;* '''•//TW/ I I 'illla V {ytnAoui: iubcf) U h l / ' ' ' ’ T h i s new Atwater Kent /\ trie set is as ® ^ d Of heard. We’re proud d S h e proud 6f it too, when you ^ Jocks in your home—n itistooper- GUARANTEED. LOWEST PRICES:'®® !- 4-P^oe Bedroom Suite 3-Pisce Velour Living Room Sioite DOWN delivers this si»cious Diyiin— dj /> DOWN delivers all four pieces—the full EASY PAYMENTS size Bed—the Dresser--the Chest of v O the Wing Chair and the Club CHair— ▼ I Drawers and the Bedroom Chair! Each piece e.ach piece upholstered in heavy vdour! A fe- Radios— Balcony:—^Main Floor is finished in Walnut^aA great value at this HIBHTS markable suite at this low price! $l.W ^klv i low price! ...... mmPmmmmmssz •L%. -C?t j.A. friisi PAGE SIX MANCHEStEll (GONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928. ^ Chester-Killingworth road is un-|and marched down.the street A London tailor made Gene we’ve seea' wearing them lately, to traffic. i ihere are tailors iu this country Plalnfield-Grlswold ro.-J Is being der construction. No delay to traf- j in,g his drum major’s stick. Tun hey 'a dress coat in a couple of Bouts.' ;Judging by the way some who can make 12 dinner coats in oiled for 2 miles. tic. I “ My Uncle” first came into f^fe- r o a d con-; when Montmartre seceded from the "ot tb^ dihuer coats fit the people that time. •' DAILY P^DIO PROGRAM Route No. 32 Bethlehem-Watertown ---- I j: , . ______. Norwich-Groton road from Nor struction work started. Grading' rest of Prance and establish^ ltk| 11:00 10:00—Amos 'n' Andy. , Le.ading DX Stations. wich City line to Brewster’s Neck commenced. No detour necessary. own Commune to suit Itsel!,^ ^t-r Friday, September 14. 11- io 10:10— WJZ Slumber music. Mayor and Board of Advisors, etc.| (DST)Y s t ) is under construction. Open to traf Cllnton-Westbrook, Clinton, Deep The first of a series of broaidcasts 12- 00 11:00—Club House orchestra. 399.8— WTAM, CLEVELAND-^50. 476.9— W SB. ATLAN TA—630. fic. “ River road is tinder construction for It needs,a constable and.that W£«i under the direction of tiie Republican 7-00 0:00—Jesters; baselrall,, scores. 9:00 8:uii—WJZ Wrigley review. ■ Route No. 101 2 % miles. where “ Mon Oncle” came in. ■; National Committee will be broadcast 8 00 7:00— WEAK programs (3 liis ) 10:00 9:011— WJ'Z stroml^eig-Catlson. 12:45 11:45—Kiilohl'a Hawnlimi viisem. Chaplln-Wlllimantic road, shoul Derby-Olivia s.treet is under con He died a lonely death in hit? lit by \^'OR and the Columbia stations at 11:00 10:00—Studio recital. struction. Closed to traffic by the tle room where soon proved 8:30 Friday iiiglit Tliese programs 440.9— W eX -W J R , DETROII—«B0. 526—KYW. CHICAGO—570. ders being oiled for 4 miles. 8:30 7:30— WJZ programs (IH hrs.) 8:30 7:30—WJZ progntms (2\4 hrs.) what a good friend he had been to B ajc -Slllfn & (to. will go on the air three .times a week Putnam-Rhode Island road being city. 10:00 9:00— Harmony, piano twins. 11:00 10:00— Movie Club dramatization. many on the Butte. ' and will present prominent speakers l:;ill 10;.30—Studio artlats fnillc. oiled for 2 miles. Durham-Middleto’^n ave., shoul t of the Republican party in support of 10:30 9:30—Orchestfa; ••Static.'' 535.4— WTIC, HARTFORD—660. 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—770. Killingly-Dayville road being oil ders being oiled for three miles. 2.7171 2-7171 Herbert Hoover and Charles Curtis. 9:00 8:00— Orchestra: piano moods. A musical program will precede and 7:45 6:45—Adventure talk; concert. ed for one mile. Easton-Monroe macadam road 8:30 7:30— Municipal dance music. 10:30 9:30— Lombardo's Cmadlans. . HARTFORD follow the itotltlcai addresses. Anoth 11:00 10:00— Classics; dance music. Pomfret-West Hill road being oil under construction. No delay to er new series will go oh , the air at the 9:00 8:00—W EAF tuneful troup. same time from the WJ[2 chain. This 9:30 8:30— Studio music hours. 365.6—WEBH-WJJD, CHICAGO—B20. ed for 3 miles. Lrd>fTic* is entitled the “ Quakers Hour" and lo:00 9:00— WEAK artists prugiam. 7:00 4:00—SymplMMiy orchestra; talk. Colchester-Hartford-New London Enfleld-Scitico-Broad Brook road will Introduce a mixed vocal octet and 422.3— WOR, NEW ARK—710. 9:00 8 :00— Moosehoart children's hr. road, shoulders are being oiled for Is under construction, but open to instrumental groups under the direct 7-15 6:15—Knickerbocker orchestra. 416.4— W G N -W L lB . CHICAGO—720 - traffic. Madelon Modes are bought in co-qpera- ion of Frank Black. Half "an hour la 8:00 7:00—l.one Star Rangers. 11:15 10:15—Orchestra, soprano. 4 miles. 7:30— Republican Natiljnal Com ter tho Wrigley musicaj review may 8:30 12:00 11:00— Dream slilp; porters. Route No. 104 Greenwich-t^'estport road, shoul tion with 50 other large stores in 50 be tuned in irv.i- W JZ and allied sta mittee. 12:45 11:4.5—Drake dunce music. Glastonbury - Glastonbury -Port ders are being oiled. other cities to obtain the utmost in style tions and the Albert VV. Meiirer con 9:00 8:00— True stories, drama. 9:00—On the Front Porch. 344.6— WLS. CHICAGO—870. land road ia under construction. Granby-Salmon Brook street is cert management hour will fea 10:00 9:00 8:00—Studio conceit. an(i exclusiveness. tured by WGBS. Another Negro e.vte 10:30 9:30— United Salon orchestra. Open to traffic one-way. under construction. Open to traffic. li:05 10:05—.Astor orchestta, 11:00.10:00—Showboat, organist, art Mansfield Center - Warrenville entertainment has been arranged t>v ists. Jack and Jeuh. Route No. 109 W N Y C for 9:15 and fifteen minutes 833.1—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND-^EOO. Mansfield-Phoenixville road is road,'shoulders being oiled for five later Larry Briers Tuneful Troupe will 7:00 6 :00- Rambler’s concert. 447.5— WM AQ-W QJ. CHICAGO—670. appear before the microphones of N. 7:30 6:30— WJZ Ui.\ie's circus. 8:00 7:00—Orch., tenor, concert. under construction. This road near miles. B. C. stations. The first fall meeting 8:00 7:00—Amphlqn concert ensemble 9:00 8:00—WOR pi-ograms i2 iirs) ly impassable to traffic. Mansfield— completed section of 1 of the Corn Cob Pii>e Club at Dutch 9:00 8 :00— WJZ programs (154 hrs.) 11:00 10:00— Amos 'n' Andy; aerials. Coventry-Coventry- Mansfield de Mansfield Center and Warrenville j Gap Center will be held within trans 10:30 9:30— l.g)we'a dance orchestra. 11:30 10:30— I'btpourri; orchestia. CURTAINS road being oil^d. j mitting distance of W RVA beginning 491.5— W EAF. NEW YORK—610. 499.7— W FA A . DALLAS—600. pot road closed, traffic may go over at 10:15. Sport tal’.'.s for Friday night 6:00 5:00—Waldort-Astorla music. 8:00 7:00—WEAF orch; quarleL good state road through South Co Meriden-Hanover street, maca Include resumes of the National Sin 6:55 5:55—Baseball scores. 10:00 9:00—Studio entertainment. dam construction under way for j 7:ii0 g;()(i_Happy Wondei Bakers. ventry. gles tennis championship and the Na 374.8—w o e . DAVENPORT—800. Route No. I l l one mile. tional Amateur Golf tournament 7:30 6:30—Happiness boys. 8:aii 7:iiii—Oilics Sfivico coiicerL 11:00 10:00— Feature musical program. Portland-Cobalt road is under Middlefield-Durhara road. Cher through W JZ at 7:01 and 7:1.5. re 12:00 11:00—Ileuer'a orchestra'. spectively. and a football talk by 9:00 8:00—An evening in Paris. construction. One-way traffic for ry hill road is under construction. 8:30—Briers tuneful troupe, 325.9— KOA. DENVER—920. Heinie Miller, coach of Temple Uni 9:30 mile. No delay to traffic. versity at 7:00 through WPG. 10:00 9:00—N. B. C. concert bureau. 11:3.5 10:35— W E A F dance orchestra. 11:00 Io:ou-St. Regis orchcsiru. l;0i' 12:00— Muaical portraits. Meriden-West Main street, ma New Haven-Townsend avenue, Wave lengths in meters on left ol 454.3— WJZ. NEW YORK—660. 1:30 12:30—Songs of childhood. cadam road under construction for grading being done. No delay to Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 6:00 5:00— Skylarks; baseball scores 499.7—W BAP, FORT W ORTH —600 6::to-Cliildren'a piogram. 2 miles. traffic. i Station title, kllocyles on the right, i;:;«i 10:00 9:00—Orchestra. New London-Jefferson avenue be and Eastern Standard. Black face 7:00 6:00—Tennis tournament resume 11:30 10:30-Conceit (2'A hrs.) Route No,. 113 6:15— Golf tournament resume. typo indicates best features. 7:15 499.7— KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—600. Thomaston-Bristol road is under ing oiled for 1% miles. 7:30 ^30— Dixie Circus. ^ 1)11.—Milady's iniisiciatis. 9:45 8:45—Tenor, violinist. construction. Detour east of Terrv- Rocky •Hill-Elm street, grading 8:Uti 10:30 9;:i0—Arlington ensemble. ^ Leading East Stations. 8:30 7:30—Quakers program with i ville posted.''Concrete being pour under way. Slight 'delay to traffic 340.7- WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—880. fDST) (ST) male octet. ed. One-way traffic west of Terry- Redding-GeorgetOwn road, con 272.6—WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 9:00 8 :00—Wrigley musical review. 7:30 6:30—Orchestra, artists. ville. struction work started. No detours. 8:00 7:00—Two orchestras. 10:00 9 :00—Stromberg-Canson hour. 9:00 8:00— WJZ .W^riglew review, Sharon-Millerton road is under 9:00 8:00—Baritone, soprano, con 10:3U 9::>u— Palais D'Oi orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Studio concert. Route No. 114 tralto. 11:00 10:00—Slumber piusic. 11:00 lOdlO-Dance orchestra. “No. Branford and North Haven construction. No detours. lO'.CO 9:00— Four dance orchestras. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. 370.2— w b A F . KANSAS CITY—810, Southington - Waterbury road 7:UU 6;UU—Baseball; ensemble. road, shoulders are under construc 285.5—W 8 A L . BALTIMORE— 1050. 8:00 7:00—WE.AF brograms (2 hra.) tion. No delay to traffic. shoulders are being oiled for five 8:30 7:30—WJZ Quakers hour. 7:30 6:30— V7JZ programs (3 hrs.) 10:00 9:00—Concert program. 9;tlli 8:01)— WJZ Wrigley review. 10:30 9 :3 0 -Agitators concerL 1:45 12:45— Nightliawk frolic. North Branford-Middletown ave miles. 461.6— WCAE. PITTSBURGH—6b(g 10:011 9:00—.WJZ Stromberg-Oarlson. 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. nue, shoulders being oiled for fiye Sterling Bridge is under construc lOi.io- 9:30— Musical memories. 7:09 6:00— Studio concert; talks. l;0ii 12:00— Moore’s dance orchisira, tion at Sterling Village. Detour 461.6— WNAC. BOSTON—650. 8:00 7:00— W E A F programs (4 hrs.) miles. 2 8 0 .2 -WHAM, ROCH EST E R - 10/0. 2:00 1:00—N. B. C. dance music. Route No. 119 posted. Bridge uncler construction 6:30 5:30— Dinner music. 322.5— WHAS. LOUISVILLE—930. 7:11 C :ll-A m o s n' Andy. 8:00 7:011—WGV Eio-.loy nour. ■ Danbury-Mill Plain road being at Gneco. Temporary bridge in use. 8:30 7:30—WJZ Quakers hour. 9:00 8:00— WJZ Wrigley review. 7:3.5 fi;3.5-Stories; pUujist; .talk. 10:00 9:00—W E A F artists concert. oiled for six miles./ Wallingford-Racebrook road is 8:00 7 :00— Instrumental program. 9:00 8:00— \y'JZ Wngley review. 9:00 X;00—w o n broadcasts <3 lirs.) 10:00 9 :0 0 - WJZ Slronibeig-Gai ison. 405.2- WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—740. Route No. 120 and 147 under construction. No delay to 302.8—WGR. BUFFALO—990. 10:30 9:::o—Oigan request progrum. 10:30 9:30— Merry Ramblers prog. Woodbrldge-Seymour road shoul traffic. 7:00 6:00— AVE.AF programs (3 hrs.) 379.5_WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. il;O0 10:00—Singing fireman: onnrtet. ders under construction. No delay to • Waterford-Neck road is being oil W iW m P W O tl 1U:I« 9:10— Van Surdam's orchestra. 12:^5 11:5.')—Time; weather; niaikeis. 12:05 11:0’—Orchestra, entertainers. 645.1—W M AK. BUFFALO—650. 2:00 1 ;0ri—Romano's orcliestra. 336.9— WSM, NASHVILLE—890, traffic. ed for one mile. We are featuring exceptional 6;0ii_Sioek reports; liasehiill. Wethersfield-Jordan Lane is un 6:30 5:30—Maggio’s dance music. 6:00 9:00 8:00—WJZ Wrigley review. Route No. 121 values in 7::oi ii:30— WGY mystery drama. C:30 6:30— Fort Orange orchrstra, 10:00 9:00—WJZ Stromberg-Carl.'ion. Salisbury-Canaan Salisbury road der construction and rather rough, 6:20—Ha.soli:ill: health talk. 8:00 7:00—AVGY piano recitai. 7:20 384,4_KG0. OAKLAND—780. 7:30 6:30—Drama, 'Bl.-tck Fear.” is under constructiouTOne-way traf closed to through traffic. 9:011 8:00— w o n liroadcasts (3 hrs.) 1:30 I7;:t0-.MtHiii magic hour. 428.3—W L W . CINCINNATI—700. 8:00 7:00—Plano recital; ensemble, fic. Westport-Riverside ave., is being 8:00—WliAK progs. (2 hrs.) 2:00 1:00— Baritone; pianist. 9:00 8:(lo—W.IZ programs (114 hrs.) 9:iiu 3:00 •J;liu-G'rvin s orcHi-.stin. Route N o;'122 oiled on shoulders. 10:30 9:30—Baseball; orchestra. H:<)j 10:00-Itussee’ s orcliestra. Lace Edge, Net Secondary DX Stations. Newtown-Bridgeport road con Windsor Locks-Suffleld, East Secondary Eastern Stations. Main street, is under construction. 275.1—WORD. BATAVIA—1090. crete construction complete. Railing 508.2— WEEI, BOSTON—590. 309.1-WABC, NEW YORK—970. uncompleted. Traffic may take good road through and 8:1.'') 7:16—Organist; teaUire prog. 8:00 7:00—(Joncert; agriculture talk. 8:00 7:u0—WKAP pregs. (1>4 hrs.) 9:00 8:00-.Miisic.nl prog; arista. Suffield Cented. 9:30 S:3ii—Nenpolllun Country Club. 10:01 9:01—Dance orch; aiTlsts. Route No. 123 288.3— W ENR. CHICAGO— 1040. Foot of Bunker Hill to Cornwall Stratford-The Connecticut Com I0:0o 9:u0—WIOAF artists concert. 348.6— WGBS. NEW YORK—860. U;00 8 :00-- 0 rclteslni; twins; aillsts. 361.2— WSAI. CINCINNATI—830. pany is putting in special work at 7:30 6:30— Concert quartet; soprano. 1:00 1'J:I!0 —Lhinire orchc.stra; artists. Bridge, resurfacing complete. New Madelon 7:3u 6;3ti—Dinner music, bnseliall. 9:00 8 :00— Meurer concert hour. 305.9-WHT, CHICAGO—980. Shoulder and guard rail not finish the corner of Barnum avenue, and Rulfled Curtains 8:00 7:00— WEAK programs (3 his.) 10:00 9:00— 1. B. S. watchtowrr hr. 10:00 9:00- Ramblers: concert ensem. ed. Traffic open at all’ iimfes. North Main-streets. Traffic is being 11:1)0 10:00—Two orchestras. 10:35 9:35— I ’iaiilst, songs; duels. 12:00 11:00-Y o u r hour league. for 265.3— W H K. CLEVELAND—1130. 11:00 10:00— Arcadia dance music. 535.4— WHO. DE8 MOINES—660. Canton-Collinsville, Nepaug road controlled by traffic men. • 10:00 U :00-W OU programs (1 hr.) 394.6— WHN. NEW YORK—/60. 8:30 7:.30—DiaU-e linlverslly hour. l.s under construction. Detour post 11:00 Hi:0t>—Two dance orchestras. 8:30 7:30—Orch.. artists (4 hrs) 9:00 8:00— Yotingcr Brothers orch. ed. Traffic should proceed with FALL 1:00 13:011—Dinpliiomis program. 9;30- 8430—W EAK progs. (2W. hrs.) 352.7—W W J, DETROIT—850. 52b—WNVC, NEW YORK—S70. caution over detour. ; COATS MOXTMARTRE MOURNS ITS 8:00 7:00—WI'lAl- program (3 hrs.) 8:30 7:35—Mezzo-soprano; violinists. 416.<6-KHJ. LOS ANGE l ES- 720. Route No. 124 12:00 11:00—Musical program. 9:15 8:15— Negro Arts program. I2;iiii 11:00—y.iudlo entertainers. BEST LOVED POLICEMAN; SPECIAL 12:30 11 ::10— Hollywood irlvolltles. 9:30 8:30— Gibralter Chorus. 1:00 12:011— InstruinentnUsla. vocalists Bethel-Bethel Main street, being KEPT ORDER 50 YEARS 1:30 12:30—Organ concert. 365.6— W eSH . PORTLAND—820. 2:00 1:00—Trotibadoura. aTilsl.s. oiled for % mile. Fine quality A re Richly Furred 475.3— CRRA, MONCTON-rJO. 9:30 8:30—Davis-Cartland program. 608.2—WOW ,*'OM AHA—590. Route No. 126 9:05 8:05—Instriimentol quartet. lC:uli :i:llO—iiltidio concert. 11:00 —.M'lslta!. vocal recital, Paris— Old Montmartre is mourn- Ridgefield-Dranchville road Is be for one of its best-beloved charac 10:00 9iOO-The Four Slrgers. 293_n_V/3YR, SYRACUSE—1020. ■J.t.O 1 ;0a— A I 'ifi! .1 prr,j:!::ni. ing oiled on shoulders for 4 miles. Madelon’s new coats for formal and town wear 11:00 ln;i'(v— l.ittk' eor.eerl nici'c.stra. 8:30 7!:Kir-MuKi''!il riisc'es. Br..-: ' . '.VT’.V.A. 'SO. ters, “ Mon Oncle,” the old familiar 41C-CFCF. MONTREAL- 730. !):lin x-nn .. W.iZ \vrw.ip>. n view. Route No. 127 Ruffled Voile are more beautiful than ever, with their smoothly 9:00 .Y i-i'- 'rtiinr. piani.st. 7;3ii ri:-‘!M—UmIIIk’s nrehostra. “ cop” who had kept law and order 468.5—WRC, WASHlNClCN-640. 10:15 9:15— Corn Cob Pipe Club. . Kent-Macedonia road, macadam supple fabrics in glowing autumn colors, rich 8:30 7:30— Studio entert.'iinment., 12:00 11:00-Richmond oiciiestra. on the Butte for half a'century. 10:85 9:35—Denny's dance otclieslia. 6:00 6 :0 0 -W EAK programs (6 hrs.) construction under way. No detours. Nobody knew him by any other black or soft grays. And all agree on the im Route No. 128 name, but that was sufficient to Litchfield-Bantam road is under CURTAINS portance of fine furs— shawl collars and deep cuffs Jinks.” Is 30 by 60 feet, the door being 30 receive official recognition. He construction. One-way traffic near was a nightly visitor to the little White only. Full width.. fox, wolf, skunk, dyed civet cat, etc. M1s3 Minneapolis, orcheatral ac- feet wide. Mr. Stoughton expects Litchfield. companiment to take much satisfaction in flying cabarets in the back streets on the $1.00 Pair Route No. 130 hill, where he would sing a gay VIII— Indian Dawn now that he has a hangar for his Woodbury-Watertown road, traf (Sketched) upper (Sketched) upper WTIC The Guardsmen, orchestral ac- plane on his property. song over a glass of wine. On fes fic can use sub-grade or temporary tive occasslons he ''onned a bright Damask and Velour left. The new cuff right. Dyed civet cat Travelers Insurance Co. companiment bridge without detour. blue uniform and trl-cornered hat fashions the shawl IX— College Medley Woodbury - Watertown road, Fringed Valances angle and deep collar Hartford The Guardsmen shoulders are being oiled. of skunk distinguish collar, cuffs and skirt Closing. Route No. 132 75c to $1.59 yard 535.4 m. 560 k. c. 10:00 p. m.— Howard correct time. Cornwall Hollow road, Cornwall this coat of soft broad tab on this coat of the 10:00 p. m.— National Broadcast- CONDITION OF to So. Canaan is under construc cloth. lovely Norma Cloth. ing and concert bureau hour. | tion. No detours. Program for Friday 11:00. p. m.- —News and weather. Route No. 133 l?ON TON MILLINERY $69.50 $95.00 6:25 p. m.— S|(imkiary of program STATE ROADS Hartland-Hollow bridge Is under and news’ bulletins construction. Short detour around THETEXTiE Madelon Modes are Sold in Hartford at 6:30 p. m.— Hotel Bond Trio— bridge. Emil Heimberger, director— Route No. 136 • Sqge-Allen’s Exclusively Program of classical songs— Road conditions and detours in New Fairfleld-Sherman road, SPECIAL a. Norwegian Song . .Foundrain Mrs. Elizabeth Smith spent the the State of Connecticut made ne steam shovel grading and macadam Second Floor b. Lullaby ...... Scott week-end at her home here, after | cessary by highway construction, construction under way. Short de STORE c. Yearning ...... Tschaikowsky returning from a four weeks vaca repairs and oiling announced by the lays probable. “ Growing on .Value’* d. In the Silence of the Night tion spent with relatives and State Highway Department, as ot , Route No. 147 H Rachmaninoff friends at York Beach, Maine. September 12th, are as follows: — Seymour-Bladden River Bridge is 849 Main St., So. Manchester \ e. I Love Thee ...... Grieg The funeral services for Robert Route No. 1 under construction. No delay to f. At Dawning ...... Cadman F. Lane were largely attenced Old Lyme, East Lyme and Water traffic. , g. Goodbye ...... Tosti from his late hom^, at 38 Grove ford, five miles under construction. Route No. 150 Classical songs will -make up the Street of Manchester, Rev. Truman Pavement complete. No delay to Lyme and East Haddam. No. OF MILLINERY! half hour of dinner music which H. Woodward officiating. The traffic. Plains road, is under construction. the Hbtel Bond Trio, under the di- burial was in the family lot at the Orange-Milford Pike, shoulders No delay to traffic. ^ Taction of Emil Heimberger, will Wapping cemetery. The bearers being oiled for 2 miles. Salem-Norwich and Hadlyme roa-J FOR SATURDAY effer this evening to the unseen Mere from the Men’s Club of Bar Route No. 3 is being oiled for four miles. audience. Some of the numbers are ber Hill. The many and beautiful Waterbury-MIddlubury road an.l Route No. 154 favorites, such as “ Lullaby,” floral pieces shoived the high es Sunnyside avenue, under construc Washington-Woodbury road, ma “Yearning,” “I Love Thee,” and teem in which the deceased was tion with one-way traffic for short cadam and bridge construction un “ At Dawning.” This program has held. distances. der way at several places. Short 'been arranged especially as a fit The Young Peoples Society of Waterbury-Milldale, Southington delays probable. AMAZING ting setting for the dinner hour. Christian Endeavor will hold their Mountain is under construction. Route No. 166 Seven selections will be offered prayer meeting at the church on Shoulders not complete. Crystal Lake road, towns of -during the broadcast from the Ho Sunday evening at 6:30. The sub Ridgefleld-Danbury road, con Rockville and Ellington are under construction. No detours. tel Bond. ject will be “ The Service of Science crete construction completed. Rail 6:55 p. m.— Baseball scores. ing uncompleted. Route No. 175 to Human Life,” and the reference Saybrook-Grading Wlnthrop road 7:00 p. m.— Dorflnk’s Dinner En ivill be found in Psalms 8:1-9. The Danbury-Newtown road, bridge semble— and construction work on new lo slight delay probable. I— Selection from’ “ The Vagaleader will be Miss Ellen J. Foster. Route No. 179 At the regular church service cation. bond Xing”— Orchestra. Route No. 4 Preston, the road from Poqueta- II— When Day is Done— Orcheswhich follows at 7:30 (Daylight nuck to Brewster’s Neck is under Saving Time) there will be a musi Salisbury-Great B{irrington road tra. is under construction. Concrete be construction. Op^n to traffic. III— Tenor Solo. cal recital by Charles Dukes, (a Route No. 180 colored bass singer from Hartford) ing laid. One-way. traffic maintain Men’s Heavy W oA Pants, regular $2.25...... : * .. $1 IV— Two Sketches ed. ' Bethel-Redding road, steam shov a. Chinese and Rev. George Brookes of Rock Sharon-Lakeville road Is under el grading and macadam construc ville will be the speaker, his sub Men’s Athletic Unjon Suits, regular 5 9 c...... 3 fo r $1 b. Southern construction. tion under way. No detours neces ject will be “ An Englishman’s —Velvets Orchestra. Route No. 5 sary. . Men’s Dress Socks|regular 35c...... • •i.,. .i.... 5 pair $1 V— Berceuse from “ Jpycelyn” Tribute to America,” everyone Is , Meriden-No. Colony street is un Route No. 310 —^Velours Tenor Solo with String Accom invited.. der construction. No delay to traf Bantam-Morris road is under One Lot Men’s D r^s Shirts, values to $2.25...... each $l paniment. The’ wedding of Miss Eleanor fic. construction. No detours. —Felts VI— Until Yesterday— Orchestra.Green, of 'South Windsor and Route No. 6 Route No. 325 Men’s Work Shirti 79c value ...... 2 for $1 7:30 p. m.— Song Recital— Mar Hawthorne Demlng of Schenectady, Brooklyn-Danielson road In the Prospect-Cheshire road, road un In All the Popular New Styles N. Y., took place at the home of the der construction. No delay to traf jorie Griffin Fowler, soprano towns of Killingly and Brooklyn and Colors Men’s Overalls, heh^ double knee, regular $1.69...... $1 Laura C. Gaudet, accompanist bride’s last Saturday afternoon. under construction. Detour posted. fic. 7:45 p. m.— Tens Years in the Only relatives and immediate Danielson-So. Killingly road Is Route No. 831 White Sailor Pan®, regular $1.69...... * Jungles of Burma— “ A Kach- friends of the fam^y being Invited under construction. Open to traffic. Groton, Groton Center road being In Wedding”— Captain H. F. Mrs. Whitman of Torringtou has Willimantic road, shoulders are oiled for 2 miles. $4.85 Men’s and Boys’ Sficke]*s...... $1 off Haynes. been the guest of her . daughter being oiled. ' Route No. 337 Values to $7.50 8:00 p. m.— WTIC Studio Party. Mrs. Leslie W. Newberry, of South Route No. U. S. 7 West Haven-Beach street, under Men’s Pajamas, v| | lu e $1.69...... $1 9:00 p. m.— “ An Evening in Paris” Windsor, recently. Danbury-New Milford road con construction. No delay to trafic. from N. B. C. Studios. A large elm tree fell down in J. crete construction completed from Route No. 340 Matron’s Hats Boys’ Blouses, rej^uhtr value 79c ...... 2 fo r $l Paris has been described as tho E. Shepard's yard last week taking Brookfield to Danbury. Uncomplet New London-Ocoan avenue being One Lot Men’s Sweater Coats, values to $3 ...... $1 inecca of the world. If one cannot with It a part of the trimmings on ed from New Milford to Brookfield, oiled for 2 miles. Velvets and in reality spend an evening in the house. It was fortunate no one railing uncompleted. No Route Numbers Felts. Smart Men’s Balbriggan|Uhderwear, regular value 50c...... 3 for $1 Paris, per^haps the next best thing Ansonia-North State street con was injured by the fall. The tree Route No. 8 Shapes and is to flsten to a radio program that was decayed and the recent rains , Castle Bridge-Torrington - Thom- crete under construction. No delay One Lot Men’ll Cajis, values to $2 — — . . . ------Special $1 has the atmosphere of the French caused. lt tp become water-soaked aston road is under construction. to traffic. Shades. Val $3.75 capital. This half hour of enter Traffic should proceed with cau Beacon Falls Pines Bridge is un ues to $6.00. and heavy. der construction. No delay to traf tainment, entitled “ An Evening in Rev. and Mrs. Malcolm and chil tion on account of grade crossing. And liundreds of Other Wonderful Values^ Paris,” will last from 9 until 9:30, Short one-way traffic. fic. dren arrived Sunday at 3 a. m., Velvet and Felt and will come to WTIC’s audience after having automo\)ile trouble. Beacon Falls road, shoulders ar.3 as a result of the station’s associa They left St. Stephens, N. B. Thurs being oiled. ' BE HE51E J^ARLY— BUY AND SAVE tion with the Red Network. day and expected to have reached Route No. 10 MISSES’HATS S:30 p. m.— Miss Miifheapolls and here early Saturday afternoon. Haddam road is under construc Special q j - The Guardmen. tion from Higganum to East Had- Miss Kathryn Wilkins of St. Johns, dam Bridge. . One-half mile detour BAHERY SERVICE O n ly ...... Opening— - Is'. B., returned with them to spend I— ^Nagasaki at Higganu^ and one-way traffic at Day and Night Values to $5.00 The Guardsmen a week. bridge, Arnolds Station. Mr., and Mrs. Hlgley of Hartford II— CKalita ;* Bloomfield-Granby road is under r The Guardsmen have moved into the tenement for construction, short detojar posted. Road Service Everywhere • n i— ^That’s Grandma^ merly occupied by Edgar Farnham. Cromwell-Hartford aid Satybrook The Guardsmen A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. ro%d is being oiled for one-half Wendell Steere of Providence on mile. y rv— ^November Rose BON0 TON vMiss Minneapolis, 'cello obligato August 28th. Mrs. Steere was for &oute No. la SCHAILER’S GARAf“' W H E R | : YOUR DOLLAR BUYS MORE ^ V— Book of Etiquette merly Miss Marlon Baker of East Grosvenordale-No. GrosvenordaU 10 Church Street, Near Main Windsor Hill. rpad is under construction. Open to I 634 Center St , Hartford 893 M AIN STWSbI’ ' SOUTH MANCHESTER V]l|--^cSan3onBobe Wallace Andross has completed traffic. . j So. Manchester, Tel. 1226*2 | Orchestra an air airplane shed for Ellsworth Norwich-Putnam road at Atta- HJI^—Babble Song from Stoughton recqjitly. The size of it waUgan Is under construetloA. Open I . :■ . '• . • •*•■• -i‘'‘ • 7 •• ' . \ . ' t '■■■'■ ■ : ; • ’ >•>• .f '.' •’'^ -^ ^ • • ^ > '^ '5 MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14.192S. ' • ■.,<' PAGE SEVEN .'€ had no great difficulty in amassing a fortune. “ 5*4 TAMMANY HALL’ S Croker PROGRESSIVES is date ir^ Tammany had 'consolidated lU merican AND FINER MOTOR^efAR position when “ Dick” Croker be-’ Hoover 'A : r ^THE viroiltiy HAS A NEW HISTORY IN BOOK came the buss and, as '.befita a ARE PROBLEM IN prosperous period, he introduces.a HIS rORY touching innovation. Mr. Prankltn’s SEPTEMBER 14' recital discloses the THIS CAMPAIGN Special Sedan A. L Burt and Company Pnb- which Croker sold public cfficos ai^ 1776— British entered. New York. how, in 1895 after havijj.g spe|t B y 1778— Benjamin Franklin sent to seven years in power, “ ^gfhad in Mabel F. Martin Washington.— What will happen France to negotiate treaty. fishes 'The Trail of the vested $250,000~in a farm of rape this year to the 5,000,000 votes 1785— Benjamin Franklin return horses, $103,000 in race^^ses ahd Watch for Every Letter polled by the .LaFollette ticket in ed to Philadelphia. $80,000 hi a Fifth Avenue man 1924? 1786— Connecticut turned over to Tiger” hy Frankfin. sion” . He paid his jockey $12,0>^ What will the Senate Progres the federal government deed a year. sives, mostly supporters of the La to its western lands. It was about this time thatftl Follette'principles, do in the pres 1836— Aaron Burr, early political New York Legislature decided io ent campaign? figure, died. In view of the revived interest look into the affairs of the met^-i These questions furnish some 1851— James Fenimore Cooper, in Tammany resulting from the polls. It appointed a committ|e what o f an enigma for Washington. author, died. presidential campaign, A. L. Burt which spent months in invest) Their answers may have an impor 1901-^President McKinley died & Co., New York, have brought out tion and then issued the faniofis tant bearing on the November elec from his wounds; 'Theodore a new history of the Hall, “ The Lcxow report, which charged thilt tion. Roosevelt took office. Trail of the Tiger” , by Allan “ almost every conceivable cr^i LaFollette drew votes from all Franklin. The book is a rapid re against the elective franchise parties and all shades of political cital of the birth, growth and politi either committed or permitted* opinion. Aside the strength gained EYE RETARD PUPILS cal flowering of the “ patriotic” the police, in the interest of * *j by defections from Republican and organization w*hich has dominated Tammany Hall.” j Democratic ranks, he secured the New York.— Willie can now have ihester New York City, except for occa When Croker retired in 1902 endorsement of the Socialist and a new alibi when he fails to pass sional lapses, over a period of more chose Lewis Nixon as his succ Farmer-Labor parties, and the Am his school examinations. According Buys this Twin-Ignitioh-Motored, Salon Body than one hundred years. It is de erican Federation of Labor. la to W. A. Blacker, chairman of the sor, but Nixon lasted only a mal *^400” Sedan, fully, equipped signed to give to the inquiring of months because Mr. Fran|i some of the western farm sections convention committee for the Guild mind a background of Tammany AMERICA: he ran ahead of John W. Davis, of Prescription Opticans of Ameri suspects, he was too much :ti More Nash cars were sold in August Body. It is the easiest steering car and its candidates, its methods of gentleman to control Tammja, Democratic nominee, but he carried ca, eyestrain and defective vision Is gaining control of political affairs members. He was succeeded i itoover Made the World Grateful the electoral college vote only by retarding 2,100,000 school children ‘ than in any month during the entire the motor car industry ever has pro and its conduct after it gained that .Cnarles Francis Murphy, once i I to Her his own state, Wisconsin. He in their studies. ’ . 12 years of Nash success! duced. And one of the easiest showed strength, too, in eastern in- control. leader of the Gas House gi: In choosing a president we could The new Nash ’'400” is the cai" of riding, with a full 116-inch wheel- The history of Tammany is racy whose tactics apparently were nioila find no other American who stands dustrial cities. ba:se and Love joy hydraulic shock Industrial Strength 7ibe jr^fr-everybody says so—com history, even if the data be com understandable to the rank :a ^ '^D high in the esteem of humanity, absorbers, front ana reu. piled from the impartial public rec i'or«who is in a better position to The Washington consensus is parison 'with the other new cars file. It was under Murphy, that LaFollette’s vote will be split ords and reports which are the Franklin charges, that the old a s work for international good will offered convinces everyone who And every single accessory,'even to sources of “ The Trail of the Tiger” . and world peace than Herbert up, with an almost equal share go compares. tern hy which political power w s ing to Hoover and to Smith, and bumpers front and rear, and a spare From its founding two months after us^d to divert profits into corpb^-^ Hoover. Wherever he has gone on Stiiidy. the big Nash "400” Special tire is included in the price, deliv George Washington stood in front his errands of mercy, he has earned with the Socialists returning to lions in which Tammanyites were their own candidate, Norman Sik Sedan illustrated here. You’ll ered to you, right here. of the Oil Federal Building and de the gratitude of millions of people, Ftf‘Ckhold-iis was revived. The Thomas. Thus, no one party is ex 'jifever find so satisfactory a car at livered his first inaugural address, auiiior makes reference to the mdh- and that gratitude has redound’ed Don’t think of deciding on your pected to gain an advantage because anything like its completely, Tammany has flourished. Indeed, der !ii liosenthal, the gambler, w^o to the glory of his native land. the Frogressive ticket is not in the new car until you have seen this Mr, Franklin takes occasion to was kiBed “ the day before he wfis Children that Hoover saved are field this year. equipped, delivered price. new Nash "400,” and tried its re show that within the first seven to see District Attorney Whitman growing into manhood and woman The executive council of the A. F. It ha'$ the new Twin Ignition, high markable new Twin Ignition pei> years of its existence there was hood with the memory of the debt to make an exposure of the graft of L. has reaffirmed its non-parti- compression motor, the new Salon formance. well-defined opposition to it— so demands and methods of Poljce they owe to our coui^ry and to ,san political policy. much, in fact, that In his farewell Lieutenant Becker.” i ^ Hoover. The consciousness of this The Republican Frogressives eith address Washington deploied its Up To Date > obligation will keep them friendly er are campaigning actively for establishment. To complete the history, J^r. to America. It will do much to Hoover or are remaining out of the avert war when international mis The Founder Franklin discusses events of t^e presidential fight. None has bolted. past half dozen years as related ilo understanding arise. Hoover has Senator Wheeler (D) of Montana, Mr. Franklin attribi’ tes the open an ambassador of good will. LaFollette’s running mate, is work N A S H founding of Tammany Hall to Wil Tammany and quotes a contempor '.V. L,eads the Tf*orld in ^otor"400 Car Value ary newspaper headline which Safe, ing for Gov. Smith. He will be one / liam Mooney, an upholsterer who of the big guns in the far western [X, fought through the Revolutionary “ Graft Trails Fresh Every Day,”T|o IMPOBTANT FEATURES —JfO OTMEIt C^llt M»1S •iM.. show that it is the same old stoftr. drive for the Democratic candidate. NURSES know, and doctors have War. He became the first Grand Wheeler is counted upon to deliver Twin-Ignition motor High compression Salon Bodies Short turning radius Sachem of the order and by politi- Governo’’ Smith’s statement to tlie declared there’s nothing quite like Tammany Society on July 4th, last, BOLTON Montana as he polled a record vote Bayer Aspirin for all sorts of aches 12 Aircraft type spark New double drop frame Vanity case and sm*d& ral manoeuvering thrust himself in the primaries in winning the sen nlues fenders ing set, leather also is recalled. In this uc said: and pains, but be sure it is genuine Into the office of superintendent of The following were nominated at atorial nomination. , , Aluminumalloy pistons mounted “ Can anything live in this coub- Loveioy shock (invar Stmts) ■die New York City Almshouse. He the Republican Caucus: Assessor, Senator LaFollette’s son, the Bayer; that name must be on the try 139 years that is not all right?” package, and on every tablet. Bayer absorbers 7-bearing crankshaft Body, rubber insulated Nwh Speaal Design distinguished himself in a minor Milton Haling; Board of Relief, present Senator from Wisconsin, is (Exelmsivt Nash mvtnUmt) (hollow crank pins) from frame frontand rear tampers way in the annals of Tammany by It is impossible to read “ Tie Charles Finney 2 years, Frank Fin reported to be more interested in is genuine, and the word-genuine—in malfeasance in offic*. Mooney’s Trail of the Tiger” without ad ney 3 years; Agent of Town De his own campaign for re-election red—is on every box. You can’t go ' salary was to have been $1,000 a mitting that its philosophy as posit Fund and Town Treasurer, than in the destinies either of Hoo wrong if you will just look at the box; year with an expense allowance of best described by George Washing Mai^e Woodward; First Selectman, ver or Smith. Senator LaFollette $500. but he managed to extract ton Plunkett, the bootblack sage of Milron Haling; Second, David Too- has spoken caustically of the Re MADDEN BROTHERS $4,000 in salary and $1,000 for ex Tammany. When he was asl^d ney; Constables, Arthur Blair, publican platform but he has not penses. These sums, in view of what famicany should do conceiv Samuel Woodward, George Whip- indicated a preference for Smith. MAIN ST. AT BRAIN ARD PLACE, SOUTH MANCHESTER later developments, were merely ing support for William Jenninfe pert; Auditor, Mrs. Alexander Other “ Insurgents” pocket-change. Bryan, he replied: Bunce; Registrar of Voters, Maude Senator Norris (R) of Nebraska, But Mr. Franklin is at some “ Free silver or free gold or f^ e Woodward; School Committee, Mrs. now helping LaFollette in Wiscon pains to demonstrate that Tam anything else may be all right, iut Alexander Bunce; Collector of sin, is not expected to take a stand many, in its first years, had some that ain’t the point. We ant.to Taxes, A. E. Maneggia; Grand in the presidential election. He is major difficulties. It attempted, and know what w'e are going to get Jurors, Alexander Bunce, John seeking to secure election of sena failed, to impose Its will upon from these people.” Wittman, Charles Warner, Adolph tors and representatives favorable President Jefferson for the help it Broil. to Progressive legislation. had given in the presidential cam The following were nominated at Two of the insurgents. Senator Aspirin iB the Democratic Caucus: Assessor, Brookhart of Iowa and Nye of the trade mark of Herald Advertising Pays~-Use It paign. It fought, and lost, a battle Bayer Manufacture of several years with DeWitt Clin E. W. Atwood; Board of Relief, R. North Dakota, have been won f-T* HIGH SCHOOL NOTES Hoover. Brookhart four years ago of Monoaceticacidestep of SaiicjrlleaetS ton. Yet by 1838 it was publicly K. Jones, 3 years, Myron Lee, 2 years; Selectmen First, Milton Hal was read out of the Republican par stated that Tammany, by extortions ty because he supported LaFollette. of various kinds, had enriched it Next week will mark the begtor ing, Second, Frank Strong; Agent nlng of the annual drive i ^ r of Town Deposit Fund and Town He has made several speeches in self by $600,000 from the public Iowa in Hoover’s behalf and plan.s treasury. Somanhis Events subscriptions, and Treasurer, Alexander Bunce; Con it is probable that the assembly stables, Charles Lee, Myron Lee. an extensive speaking tour through Before Bossisni next Thursday will be devoted to Thomas Daley, Jr; Registrar of the farm belt. .Senator Frazier. That was the period before the this cause. It is the aim of the Voters, Lavinia Fries; School Com Nye’s colleague, has declared for “ Bosses” , and Mr. Franklin’s his Somanhis staff to get the entire mittee, Elsie M. Jones; Auditor, E. | Hoover, as has Senator Howell of tory is most entertaining in its re school 100 percent for Somanhis, S. Haley; Grand Jurors, Margaret i Nebraska. and although this has never hap Haling. Lewis Eaton, N. C. Maine; j Senator Shipstead, the lone farm cital of their administrations. Tam er-labor member in the Senate, has many had done rather well by it pened before, the drive this year Collector of Taxes, A. E. Maneggia. j will be more intensive than ever be Judge Sumner made I usiness a hard fight on his hands for re- self for fifty years when, just be election in Minnesota, and is keep fore the Civil War, Fernando Wood fore, and the business managers calls in Columbia this week?' The Ladies Aid ’Society met at ing pretty well out of the presi was elected Grand Sachem and thus are expending every effort in ordjer to attain their desire. file Aall this week. The hostesses dential picture. became the forerunner of William were Miss Lavinia Fries and- Mrs. Senator Borah. (R1 of Idaho who Marcy Tweed, who looted the" city Several changes have been made this year in respect to the manner "Viva Massey. has strayed from the reservation of countless millions; “ Honest of exit from assembly class. 'Che Miss Glenney spent the week-end at times, has put on his fighting John” Kelly, whose nickname was senior class will vise as a unit add at her home in Manchester. togs foF^ Hoover. He wrote the Re perhaps none too accurate, and the the rows will march out single file Miss Mayberry spent the week publican prohibition plank. He more recent “ Dick” Croker and in succession. As soon as the end at her homfe in Springfield. plans to carry the dry fight into the Line of Wallpaper Charles Francis Murphy. seniors have left by the south e?it 'The Grange will meet at the East against Gov. Smith. Fernando Wood took up politics the juniors and sophomores will Basement Friday evening. A com- as a vocation when he was thirty- exit by the north exits auid th ; petellve program, will be given at Count Karolyi is. trying to get seven and had made a fortune in freshman class will fotlo^^ the the hall the last meeting in Sept-^ :uto America again. Why doesn’t liquor traffic and its subsidiary en seniors through the south e: it." By ember. he try coming is as a bootlegger? terprises. He was elected mayor, these changes the pupils /^ IR Miss Lorraine Hart has returned It’s often cheaper to move than and Mr. Franklin implies, that his able to get to their r o o m s '‘Ymofe'Uo hdr home in New Haven after ray parking fines. Paint— Varnish— -Brushes, Etc. fir''t term was served with a pious quickly so that the teachers can spending several days with Mrs. face to prepare for what was to check up on the attendance. In Elsie Jones. happen during the second term. case of a fire drill while an ^ e m - Miss Ruth Jones spent the week When ho had been re-elected. Wood bly is in session those seated Sii ths' end with her sister Mrs. Elsie established a system of collecting west section of the hall wHl use’ Jones. “ contributions” from city em the fire escapes, while thosi^ in the. Supervisor S. T. Garrison, also BAHERIES ployes. of levying uoon saloons and middle and east sections wilfi us4' Mrs. Ruth Welles music teacher, For All Makes of Cars and vicious resorts, of selling city con the north and south doors; Al and Miss Margaret Danehy nurse, tracts to the high bidder. A street though not previously arranged to*f' -\fiSited schools in town this week. Radio cleaning contract, Mr. Franklin the classes left the assembly hall at Mrs. Elsie Jones is enumerating records, was sold for $40,000, the conclusion of the assembly yes the children between the ages of 4 Prices— | 7 5 0 and Up another for $70,000. terday in the same mannerZjis thfey an($ 6 in town this week. And Lasts 10 Days. Store Must Be Vacated by Oct. 1. All Goods Must Be Boss T\Vecd would at a fire drill. ■*;’ , That was bad enough, but worst Yesterday after the afeembly. SCHALLER’S GARAGE Disposed of. Therefore Prices Have Been Marked Accordingly. was to follow. “ Boss” Tweed, whose Bandmaster Harold Turkingtou ■;The intensive political campaign rotund figure Is still known to the met all boys who intend to become ing by radio makes us wonder 634 Center St. members of the school band this nation ir t' e caricatures of Thomas witether it was the Democrats or So. Manchester, Tel. 1226-2 Nast, succeeded to office and bent year. By getting the band organiz-’ Republicans who began firing the himself to the task of setting a ed early, it will be able to play at static heard round the world. task for all future sachems to shoot many, if not all of the home foot at. Mr. Franklin tells how success ball games. About twenty-four '§5aljwaTt BORDERS and ful he was with his plans. He forced Room Lots of through the New York assembly a young fellows comprising two foot special act which conferred upon ball squads have been pririiCing himself and his lieutenants entire faithfully this past week in order control over the finances of the to be able to be in tip-top city. By padded payrolls, by frau the first game. Sept. 28. A. tfilpd dulent accounts, by interlocking squad will join these two nfett®h3ii^ BOEING BINDERS day, for uniforms for another squad. agreements between the city and are expected on that da3dy i K’Sctimi K 1 corporations in which he was in mage will probably begin .early terested, by polite blackmail of next week and real strenutwA«wdf;k municipal employes, by heavyhand will take the place -of light signal ed juggling of bond issues, “ ^oss” practice and grass exercises.l IJ.J The Best Exercise Tweed stole millions. Mr. Franklin The assembly yesterday yrM, is not quite certain how V any mil somewhat of a general chafwOTf*. -for- lions actually went into the pockets Elliott Knight, acting senior: clasp^ of the Tweed Ring, but he gives president, opened the assembly with* Men, Women and Children credence to an estimate of fifty mil the salute to the flag. Followiiia lions to one hundred millions. this Frincipal Quimby read fronj The author reproduce! Tweed’s Scripture and gave a brief talk con own accounting of municipal expen cerning the pecularity of every per 6 New Alleys Now B. P. S. ditures which show payments of son having his particular wekkhbss, more than $5,000,000, any part of which continually seemed to, Wpder which may have been fraudulent. the progress of that particular In Your opportunily^^ to redecorate your house at a very small cost. DONT MIS§ It was the Tweed Ring, too, dividual. Open for the Season which inaugurated the quaint cus He urged pupils to conc^ntxatq THIS OPPORTUNITY. tom of naturalizing— and voting— in overcoming his weakness’ • Special Attention to Leagues, Clubs aliens who had been in this country ever It might be. Following this only a matter of months, who could talk there was group singing con and Private Parties not speak English much less write ducted by Miss E. Marion I)pf57ard It. and Principal Quimby thefi'tnade Weekly Prizes on Two Ball Game Tweed was unperturbed in the some important announcements scandal. He asked, blankly, “ Well, concerning the Hare and Hound what are you going to do about it?” Chase, and the manner of exit from and it was not until he was im the hall during fire drills or It the , CHARTER OAK prisoned that he turned over his conclusion of an assembly, f: .. mantle to “ Honest John” Kelly. ------— W'M “ Honest John” Kelly, a not-too- ^ ’’ jM>WUNG ALLEYS 527 Main Street, \ South Manchester innocent person, took office as No President has been chosen J. J. Fkrr, Prop. Grand Sachem and Boss of Tam In the United States since thejCivii r-2 9 Oak Street Tel. 1' many under difficulties. Ills tenure War whose campaign was nds tvf- in office was only midly sensational, ficiently financed to take caro of but Mr. FrankUn reports that he "current expenses.” . m J ■ - r t\- ‘ »► » v > - - " * ' . ‘ . ■ PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALp, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928. t t m r r ticut over to the Democratic col wealth toward automobile trage mantlftBtsr umn in November. dies—preventable as they are in at Now there are several angles least nine-tenths of the cases. iEttBtiitts Jitralb from which to view this bit of PUBUSIUCO BZ news. In the first place it may THAT CROSSING A THB HERALD PRiNTINQ C a te entirely possible that Mr. Because the Manchester Board of F o u ad td by Btyrood 8. Bla, Paonessa, being an enthusiastic O ct L 1811 Selectmen was unable to rise supe BY RODNEY DUTGHER Democrat, may inadvertently have rior to sheerly legalistic considera Every Evening Except Sundmy* and allowed himself considerable lati Hollduys. tions and take over the responsi Washington. Sept. 14. — The Entered at the Post Office at Man* tude in his estimate both of the Senate has agreed that there is Chester as Second CUae Mali Matter. bilities of emergent leadership, the number of these clubs that he talks “something wrong” with our For- i SUBS(?uipnuN KATES: By Mall Oakland street death trap is today, el.gn Service and it appears prob- I six dollars a year, sixty cents a about and in the quality of their and promises to remain indefinite able that a complete revision of the j month for shorter periods. original Republicanism. Another By carrier, eighteen cents a week. ly, in precisely the same condition Stale Department’s promotion sys , possibility is that perhaps these tern will be effected at the next ses " Single copies three cents. that it was on the day when the SPECIAL AUVKHTISINQ REPUB- thirty-eight clubs do not number Bion of Congress. | Ready co enjoy- SE.Vi'A I'l VE. Hamtlton-Ue l.lsaer. Wright children Were sacrificed to The consular branch of the ser- j among their members quite all. the Itio.. 2Sf) Madliton Avenue, New York ‘ economy.” Who will be the next vice, which complained bitterly and Rlt North Mlchlaan Avenue Connecticut voters of Italian blood. Cliirapo. victim? that it was getting a raw der.l from Mr. Paonessa says there are forty $ The .Manchester Evening Herald la We understand fully the attitude the controlling diplomatic clique in 99.50 on sale tn New York City at SchiiUa's thousand such voters in the state. the department, apparently is go- ; .News S'and Sixth Avenue and 4*nd of the selectmen. They were told Speaker, tubes, aerial, .all ready 1 hat would be more than a thou ing to be vindicated. I to enjoy . . .this new Crosley Gem- Street and 42nd Street entrance of that they could not legally close the The House will have before it a ' (■rand Central Station and at all sand for each of the clubs. But the box, operating from electric cur llouiline News Stenda crossing— ^that neither charter nor lill introduced by Representative | New Britain mayor does not tell us rent. and Crosley Muslcong speaker general laws gave them the author Edilh Nourse Rogers and already ....w ith Watkins service, costs Client of Interna Monai News s.r* I'ow^many Itallan-Americans be ity. That settled It. passed by the Senate which will only $99.50 complete. vice. long to each. He doesn’t admit that provide for drastic changes. If a tornado should sweep down "International News Service naa the about ten persons usually make up exclusive rli^hts to use tot repuhlica xin Manchester, if an earthquake The bill provides: lliin 'n ,sny form all news dispatches a pretty good sized special-purpose should devastate it, if any great 1— Any officer who entered the credited to or not otherwise orodned political club— or that two or three In this paper It Is also exclusively cataclysm should occur here, the Foreign Service subsequent to July entitled to use for reputilloattitn all Individuals quite often get away 1, 1924, would serve five years as the local or undated news puhlished Beard of Selectmen would be un with it. a consular officer before he could herein " Eull Service Client of N E A able to take command of the situa Service. Then again, it may not dawn on be promoted to the top grade. tion, commandeer houses, vehicles, 2— The. present personnel board, Mayor Paonessa that to advertise FRIDAY, SEPT. 14, 1928 food—because they are given no which handles promotions, would his compatriots as a group possess specific authority covering such be replaced by a special bureau ing no political principles beyond a under an additional assistant secre emergencies; and somebody might “SMITH” NEGROES desire to elect somebody with an tary of state who should not have Oriental Designs and Colorings sue the town for damages. Every few days from some point Italian name is not very high been a Foreign Service officer for The fact that the entire town two years prior to his appointment. in Connecticut there is sent out a praise of his own nationality—but would l^ave been back of them — He would be chairman of a special propag MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928. PAGE N IN E ! The Players, should they decided will come up for consideration. The Mole in Our Front Yard I on this policy, will however main Co-Operation ^ j ■ t. PLAN THREE P U Y S tain their amateur status as far as “ Allas the Deacon” and “ Abie’s financial returns are concerned. Irish Rose” are two hits that there Many People Have FouHd is more than a possibility of Being i'LL GET BY TOWN PUYERS Tryouts By Groups presented under the banner of the Just the Articles By dividing the players Into Town Players. They Have Been Looking For" / ^. Kim/ tentative groups, as in the profes The Town Players as in the past sional company, each player would will gladly co-operate 'with any Local Amateurs Hope To be brought into one of the follow society or organization that desires ing groups that would cover ' the to run a benefit ^ providing the type of work they are best adapted proposition is hot a commercial Get Early Start; New Cast to: Characters, heavlea, juveniles, one. Those desiring the co-opera ingenues, leads and comedy. De tion of the Players in matters of :»csi ing System. cision would first be made as to this type should communicate with BRAY’S which group the leading part in any Miss Edythe Schultz, president. O’«>»• '‘Hr production properly belonged. Then The Player^ extend, an invitation to all those interested ^In dramatics to The Town Players, in . -ordance thp players in that group wouW ?ckt> have a competitive tryout for the attend the first meeting. '"W,’^'y. with plans for a more extensive 5th Anniversary and schedule, will hold their first meet part. If it was found that none of ing of the season as soon after the the members in that group was Dolls cannot be traced farther suited to the part the role would hack then the reign of Queen arrival of the new drrectdi- who will Anne in the early part of the 18tb Stock Reduction Sale replace Miss Ruth Calhoun as is then be opens to all the players. The Players in their productions century. convenient. It is expected that the I 4 y -^ preliminary meeting of the officers in the past have been handicapped v;^... by the fact they were unable to Vfc.''’"...... ^ and director will be held the latter part of next week secure scenery suitable for the Second Mortgage plays they desired to present. Dur ;'Vv'/i' An early start is desired this F . E ; B R A Y year as the Players are particularly ing the coming season they will Money ti7 to obtain or builA their own JEWELER lnl anxious to stage at least three pro NOW ON HAND ductions during the season. Last scenery, so that each production 645 Main Street, Farr Building, South Manchester yvar, due to the fact that they did will, have a fitting setting. Arthur A. Knofla not get under way early enough The success that followed the 49SSaCStS»(3C«9S9aC)S9aE3C9CSKK9SSeSCSaC«9CSSXX9K»e9CS(SCX9C9^^ they were able to present only two presentation of the character 875 Main St. Phone 782-2 productionsj “ Mlnick” and “ The drama “ Minick” and of the mystery Haunted House” proved to be, how comedy drama "The Haunted ever, the most popular attractions House” will be a factor towards presented to date by the Players. encouraging the Players to present The .advisability of drafting the this season one or two more pro A A A entire personnel of the Players into ductions of this type. “ Lightning,” “The Modem Man Is Well Dressed u ’"w '/,' • r somewhat the resemblance of a “Square Crooks,” “ White Collars,” Air- professional stock company will be “The Gorilla” , “ Spooks” are some >'v one of the subjects to be discussed of the feature productions of the and decided on-at the first meeting. past few seasons on Broadway that ., ' 'n C'A' r' '•.!/. m \'l, ■ SUITS J Instead of asking, “How cheap 6 Coal Stoves can I get it?” inquire, “How will it k look a few months from now?” To Go at Once—Come in and make us an That's the basis for dressing eco offer. No reasonable one refused. SODA FOUNTAINS LOSE, The main supply of rubber nomically—and smartly. THE RESTAURANTS GAIN comes from hevea trees of the These stoves must be moved at once to make room for GLENNEY, MASSEY The sale oi ice c.eam a.nd soda tropics. other merchandise. House's suits and topcoats repre fountain drinks is beginning to ex I perience the slump that comes sent the utmost in style and quality GET BACK LICENSES every fall with the advent of the first snap of colder weather. “ It’s Parents for the price, whether you pay ?25 and ill wind that blows no one any ALFRED A. GREZEL good,” and the restaurant owners Now the time to start your or $60. And we tell you frankly to Vehicle Department Backs report a sudden increase in re children in learning a tenor Headquarters for Plumbing and Heating Supplies. pick the best you can afford, be ceipts. During the summer light banjo. This is an instrument Main St., 0pp. Park Street, South Manchester salads and sandwiches were the that pays for itself over and cause you'll find that the better \ Up in Unusual Case of best sellers. Beef stews, roasts and ssxxscsasscsocscswsscscsaaasscsocswscsjs^^ full course meals now again come over. ' clothes wear longer and look better, into their own. Although the Tobacco Truck Drivers. patronage has not increased to any Consult us now. great degree at any of the restau rants, receipts have just about BRADLEY SMITH Clayton Massey and Christopher doubled in the last few days, pro 507 Main Tel. 2296 Glenney, drivers of trucks that were prietors say. KDPPENflEMER SUITS used in carrying workers to tobacco Hundreds Are Taking farms in_Vernon and Ellington, who were arrested in the drive made by the state police, and whose licenses $45 $50 $55 were suspended this week, are Advantage of the Values again able to drive legally. The suspension of the licenses came as a surprise, since the char|e The Smart Shop House’s Specials $20 to $45 on which they were arrested had n(rt come to a decisive trial. They “ Always Something New” were arrested with six others and 9th ANNIVERSARY Popular Fall Colors, Tan, Brown, Gray one of the drivers went to trial in State Theater Building, South Manchester All Are Two Pant Suits . Rockville police court. It was re garded as a test case and from the MIDDISHADE BLUE REGULAR BLUE decision of the court an appeal was SALE OF taken. The other drivers also pleaded not guilty a.n- took an ap $30 *“ $40 peal and the case is now pending J Snappy $37.50 before the Superior Court of Tol EDWARD HESS land County. Unusual Procedure Under ordinary conditions there Velvet Trimmed would have been no suspension of the license of the drivers while the Hanging Electrical Fixtures' case was pending, but for some rea Ever have a cheap hat that looked fair to start, \ son the motor vehicle department DRESSES 5 LIGHT CANDLE OR DROP—Silver finish fixture. but got stiff as a board after a wetting, or two? sent out registered mail notices to And faded before you had worn it two months? the drivers that their licenses were For the Matron and Miss Hartford Price $26. ^ 1 Q Q ft suspended, the poli..j in the town s Our P r ic e ...... Poor economy, wasn’t it? concerned also being notified and In the newest shades for Fall-i— instructed to arrest the men U they 5 LIGHT CANDLE OR DROP—Silver and black finish \ were seen driving. \ Independence Blue, Maroon Glace, fixture. Very latest design. Hartford A O Pick your style and color from these The matter was brought to\the N ai^ and Black. Price $29.50. Our Price ...... V “ V /o\/v/ attention of the lawyer who repre Sizes 16-52 PERFEKHATS sents the tobacco men who arc 5 LIGHT CANDLE OR DROP—Bronze fixtures. backing the test case, and as a re Then you’ll have a real hat. One that will Hartford Price $30.65. ^ 9 0 O f l stand sun, rain and banging. A hat you’ll really sult of a conference with the motor Our P r ic e ...... vehicle commissioner the licenses $9.95 enjoy wearing. have been reinstated. $9.98 5 LIGHT CANDLE OR DROP. C A At the last session of the Legis ^ Jerseys Cast aluminum fixtures now ...... d ) lature a bill was presented which $3.50 $6.50 would suspend the license of a per Printed and Plain— One and Two son arrested on the charge of oper Piece Effects. ating a motor vehicle while under Other Good Values the influence of liquor, even thou,gh Fall Caps m a . r.XKOTCMO] 11.50 to $2.50 an appeal was taken, but it was de feated. The stand taken at that $5.95 “$9.95 High Grade White Handled Brooms « , 49c time that a person was innocent un til proven guilty and there was no 50 Clothespins • • I#Or# •tOI 1 JL Or “ Quality” is Essential constitutional warrant for depriv A Few Large Size Dresses in Silk Crepe ^ C Q C ing a person of his livelihood which RADIO LOUD SPEAKERS dj l would be the case with a truck Still Left. Sizes 40 to 48. Priced Only driver, until final disposition of the While they last • ••••• ® ® charges against'bim. to Neckwear Satisfaction Good Luck Jar Rubbers, dozen » «. ..• lOiiO’OKO'Oi;* • • 7 c Very Special! All 10c Merchandise at j. You get quality here—always—^in ties, ^ ^ During This Sale K as in everything else. And you get style, too—the newest ideas are shown in our big assortment of Fall neckwear. - " 1 V G A S R A N G E S > ' ’-S Manchester Dairy Including Combination Coal and Gas Cabinet Gas and Smaller Models We have sold more Barstow Combination Coal and Ice Cream Gas Ranges than any other dealer in town as we have Your Stylets Here been selling them at Want the "custom’' last with narrower toe?— ^Yonr style’s here. Popular Throughout The Town Want the wider toe In a "doggy*' shoe?— ^Your style’s The Right Prices here. Sold in your neighborhood—serve it in your home. During our 9th Anniversary Sale we have cut our Want black?— or brown?— or both? ^ Plenty of both , ♦ here. Ask for it at your neighborhood or favorite soda prices still lower from our everyday prices. Many different models make It easy to get just what you want In Fall shoes. ■ fountain. - ^ ' Very Large Assortment of Used Coal and ' Co-Operative Styles $8.00 to $10.00 A home town product made of the best materials to Gas Ranges at Very Low Prices. be obtained anywhere. These ranges have been taken in tradd'for Barstow House’s Specials $5.00 to $8.00 >■ Ranges. Manchester Dairy Ice Cream Co. X Selz Six $6.00 Phone 525 EDWARD HESS Headquav -ts for Electrical Supplies. C. E. House and Squv I I V # I 855 Main Street- South Manchester \ PAGE TE N MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRH)AY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928. I f y '^ar/3 — ^rA.- U M l/ AL art/ a y COPYRIGHT 19^ NEA aW ICE JNC When Hollywood gave Texas: halves” with his ogiotbef. They aayl ELEANOR EARLY Guinan one of the prettiest snubs that he did till the -day of her' it has ever administered to anyone death. . ■ y reftfslng to attend her welcome • ty, Texas spurned any of the LITA STEPS IN al ladylike habits of translat- Queerly enough,, .he and L i^ jg a plain snub in some way thii Grey Chaplin who figured In hia re \ should save her pride. Tex mere cent seusationai divorce case ea'mo ly blithely admitted that she “ gave to the funeral of his mother.’'One the.suckers an even break and was wonders just why. It seemed rather the sap!” poor taste. One hardly dares inti Somehow such refreshing candor mate that thh; only possible motive makes one rather like the Give- could be a desire for publicity once This-Little-Girl-a-Hand lady! more. SHOOED An e a g l e - ' LONG-HAIRED BABIES * JH- Modern woman chaiupi'uns might ‘•■As for me, I have no liking for^ make some to-do about the physl Thomasina Alhaneb-e, 6 weeks' old,' m cal prowess of today’s woman and whose picture appears in the papqr cite the case of Mrs. Frank Taft with enough hair fur a Samson and who, attacked, by an eagle at Lake the statement that she had owned Mohonk, N. Y., fought off the bird most of-“this hair since the day of with an umbrella. Still, that’s no* her birth. Personally, 1 like babies I so good. Our grandmothers shoo.!.! as bald-headed as nature meant 'em hi? wolves and bears’ and much to be.. Neither have I any great af fiercer things than eagles. Same fection forbabies born with full o fe story of the existence always of sets of teeth and all such nonsense. iiSE^idual cases that can prove any Give me bybles as bybies! thing, and it’s all just as silly a« CUu /o those who claim that women are “ LUCKY GIRL!" as good aviators as men because Try this In a shor. story! The Amelia Earhart got across. man at the next desk just told of the 16-year-old high school girl' WEEP, CLOWN, WEEPi ’ i"- !who cares for‘ the baby at their The recent death of Charlie Chap-' house, tshe told them of the hope lin’s mother reminds one agaln^df Chest she had started when she was th^ beautiful devotion and tender-; only 12, "eyery single thing in It,” .’heSs of the great comedian to . the she proudly boasted, “ from the -^m an who shared his hard days ;&ve and "'ten cent store.” But the in a London music hall and even hope chest is empty. “ The family ><2:5^ before‘ that ^ when her two boys had to use the things,” she finaled. fopght other gamins in the London The girl thinks she’s "just the luck gutters for spotted tomatoes and iest thing” because she always XJ rotten apples thrown away by the seeins. able to .find ayjob so that market vendors. \ I she can keep on in high schooL They say that with the first She hasn’ t the slightest idea that pound he ever earned little CharUe she is a person to be pitied. The ■ ? :>■ Chaplin made a vow to always “ go whole world is her oyster. UTILITY DRESS Smart women prefer a one-piece dress for general utility wear. You’ll like Style No. 264 with its "A’al, you’re a little crab. Ta<] piiTched Jier cheek good-naturedly. inset plaits at each side of front, Daily Health Service topped by patch pockets and open THIS HAS HAPPEXED. No one ever knows who the baby ing Richard to their suite. HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELl,^ is, or where it came from. “ No thank you,” she told a cour V-neckline with rever collar, with scarf tie. It Is youthful, trim and by World Famed Authority SYBIL THOKXE, Boston socie “ Once Mr. Moore drove past the teous clerk, “ I can manage quite nicely.” slender and easily made. It chooses ty girl, concludes a whirlwind ro asylum very early in the morning, printed wool jersey with faille and he saw a girl with a bundle She saw the pity in his eyes, and mance by marrying on shipboard crepe collar, tie and pocket trim in in Havana Harbor, a man she lias running down the street. She ran cringed. -Oh, the humiliation of AIR PRESSURE ONE RISK blowing with the \nouth shut. iti Bell boys stared. -And the the deepest tone of print, with rever known just five days, BK'H.AHD into the alcove, and he saw her collar of plain jersey in the same DEEP SEA DIVER TAKES The most serious symptoms that KUSTIS, dangerous .and fascinat undo the bundle. It was a little elevator operator, when they occur develop when the men leave reached their floor, propelled Rich tone as background, which furn ing. baby, of course. She kissed it, ishes a nice contrast. Sheer tweed, By DR. MORRIS PISHBEIN the compressed air atmosphere and . . 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LOUIS Idea Being That It Was ' An PERCY WILLIAMS BEST/ TONIGHT 1 FINAL TWIUGHTER Change Scene of Finals To Advantage To GetrFirst McGrawites Have Another SPRINTER OF THE YEAR M ^jor Leasrue , Take a jaunt over to the West Side, playgrounds this evej< morrow Becan^ of Pub Swat At New BaD. ning if you want,to get a glimpse of something most unique ip TwinbiU Today in Hub; Standings th e form o f baseball. The bewhiskered House of David aggre»- lic Requests; Rain Post By HENRY L. FARRELL National League reported in this series of articles beliefs, the House of David playe .s There no doubt will be a differ their men and won the 100-meter tional League race today reminds on old time baseball" games, that allow their beards to grow and David players arrived In town this New York 12, Boston 2 (Ist). afternoon and it will not be their The Macdonald-Ty Holland ence of opinion as to whether Henri race. It was just an accident, they ,old-timers of the great 1908 race the visiting team is credited with their brushes are still primeval so Cochet or Rene Lacoste was the figured. And the circumstances New York 7, Boston 6 (2d). the full number of put-outs that the fault if the game does not get uhi- semi-final match was postponed when three teams roared down the Chicago 6. St. Louis 1. far as being encroached on by bar last night until tonight because greatest tennis player of 1928, and and the expressions of grief and finish line half a game apah. - The innings called for. That Is twenty- bers’ Implements la concerned. der way in time to finish seven in' it will be difficult to rank Farrell, contempt were mindful of a similar Brooklyn 10, Philadelphia 0. seven In a nine inning game and as nlngs. Wednesday night was dark of rain. It will • be played to Cards lead the Giants by only a Ohers not scheduled. night at the East Side play Jones and Hagen in any order that situation In 1924 in Paris. game and a half today, with the in the gFune reported yesterday, In fac*. the House of David base and rain threatened any minnle, will suit their rooters. The United States .was represent Cubs another half a game in the thirty, which went ten ftmings, but ball team Is the strangest, oddest, yet the House of David and Meri grounds starting at quarter of THE STANDINGS But when the time comes to men ed in the Paris Olympics that year rear. won by the South Manchester team. most unique sight in baseball to den got in seven full innings. In six. The winner meets “ Cap” day. If they wore long robes with Bissell for the title. tion the Olympic hero and the out by a bunch of super-sprinters, and Continuing their ferocious hit Today if the home team is lead all probability, the largest crowd of standing sprinter of the year there the Americans were astounded ting, the Giants won the first game Eastern League ing in the ninth the last half is their whiskers, they could pose as the season will turn out this eve is only one name to consider— when Harold Abrahams, running yesterday ^y a 12 to 2 score behind W. L. not played, as the game is over, but our prehistoric ancestors and get ning If the weather is favorable. It was definitely decided last Percy Williams, the Canadian high for Great Britain, got the jump at Benton’s ' good pitching. They New H aven...... 91 59 the home team is the last team to away with it. But the team is The House of David team is an at^ night that the finals of The school boy. the start and finished first in the came from behinji twice to grab the Pittsfield...... 85 63 go to bat in games played today. known thro'jghout the country for traction one can’t see every day in Herald's town championship tennis Young Williams not only ranks 100 meters by the margin of that nightcap, 7 to 6. The Braves al Albany ...... 79 67 Such was not the case in the games its ability to play a higher grade of the week. matches will be played at the West as the popular hero of the Olympic one jump on the getaway. most tied the score in the ninth, Providence ...... 77 69 played thirty-five yearg ago. 'The baseball as well as display a Because of the interest in th.e ■Side playground courts instead of games, the champion sprinter be There was an Englishman start but Hubbell came in and fanned HARTFORD...... 76 71 home team went to bat first. Base museum of whiskers. Proof of this game tonight, the box score cf the at the Country Club as was first yond all dispute, but ho qualifies as ing the sprinters and it was said Brown on three pitched balls with Bridgeport ...... 76 73 ball, as it is played today, is a, de iis shown in the fact that tfiej de Meriden game is included here for planned. The reason for the change the outstanding athlete of the year by the Americans that Abrahams two runners on base. Springfield ...... 73 72 velopment for the old game of feated the Meriden Endees Wednes the benefit of fans who wish to is the many requests that the loca on every field. started himself and that the gun Jumbo Jim Elliott of Brooklyn Waterbury ...... 32 116 "one-o’-cat,” or teams selected by day afternoon 4 to 2. The Com study It for what It Is worth: tion of the finals be more central Against competition from two followed him. It was said that beat the Phillies for the second Ameilran Ia?ague cbosing up sides. The team which munity was.s'wamped the last time HOUSE OF DAVID (4). ized so that they will bo accessible great athletic nations that were Abrahams was an accident and that time in the series,, duplicating Lefty W. L. had the first selection of players it met the Meriden aggregation. AIT. R. H. PO. A. E. to a large number of people. represented by the fastest men that he would be taken care of properly Clark’s feat, score, 16 to 0. Del New Y o r k ...... 91 43 was headed by a man who would Better Than BrOwn! Schoudt, 2b 4 1113 0 ever flew down 100 or 200 meters in the 200-meter race. And he was Philadelphia...... 90 50 catch a bat tossed to him and then While the Country Club courts Bisonette walloped his 23rd homer. There’s a chap named Kenney Menzie, If . 3 0 0 0 0 0 are admittedly in better condition, of cinder footing, the previously taken care of properly in the longer The Dodgers are now back at the St.-Louis ...... 77 62 placing fist over fist would start up Kenney, lb 4 1 .1 13 0 0 unknown and lightly regarded kid race. The Americans ganged him Washington ...... 65 75 the bat, the one that was able to who guards the initial sack for tbs they are located so far away from .500 mark. House of David and he in said to be Smith, c ..... 4 the center of the' town that many from Canada proved that he was no and they found some relief in the Henle Maush clouted four hits, C hicago...... 64 '74, get the last coverage of the ^bat Gulian, 3b . . . 3 accident and that he was the fastest thought that if they had used good including a homer, as the Browns Detroit ...... 62 77 without the folded fistshowing worth the price of a ticket alone. I>erson3 say they would be unable Kenney hart the Merirten fans in an Reed, cf _____ 3 to see the finals if played there. man in the world. race judgment and had had a fair beat the White Sox 6 to 4. Cleveland ...... 59 ol above the top of the bat being" al Hammond, ss 3 The competition faced by Cochet starter they never would have lost .Boston...... 49 90 lowed first selection of player. uproar from stait to finish. Ac Consequently, it has been decided cording to Jerry Fart Nat Strong, Bauman, rf .. 2 and Lacoste. in tennis was weak the 100-nieter championship. National League In a like manner the selection of by The Herald sports department owner of the House’ of David team, Williams, p .. 2 to heed public request and stage numerically. Helen Wills had no It was thouight in Amsterdam W. L. going to bat was made. As a new that Williams would be taken care ball would be used in the game the says Kenney is more qf a comedian the matches at the West Side competition at all. Jones, Hagen St. Louis ...... 83 55 4 6 -21 11 of properly in the 200-meter race team winning the selection would so than “ Circus Country”. Brown of and Farrell had the same select New Y o r k ...... 81 56 ilNDEES (2 ). courts where they were held last to bat first in order tp get fir:-«t the Brooklyn Royal Giants who ex group tournament after tourna after he had copped the 100. But Chicago ...... 82 58 AB. R. H. PO. A. year. Toot! Toot! crack at the new ball, it being fig hibited here last week. Granting B. ment. But the Canadian kid was the young man took care of himself Pittsburgh ...... 76 62 Curylo, 2b.v. . . 3 1 1 0 The condition of the east court and finished with the pack behind ured out that the pitcher would not this, the fans are sure in for a real 0 0 on the West Side playgrounds tossed into the toughest and hard Cincinnati 73 63 Hallebach, If . 2 0 0 4 Q 0 est bunch of competitors that could him tor his second triumph of the Giants Brooklyn ...... 70 70 do so well with a new ball as he treat this evening, for Brother will be improved for the match. Brown was quite the berries. Buckley, rf . . 1 0 0 0 0 0 be gathered from all parts of the games. B oston...... 44 91 could as theiball was used more In New sections of tape will be laid the game. It was the same reason Fernauld, 3b . 3 1 ‘2 3 2 0 world, here wasn’ t a man, after “ How fast had you been running Philadelphia...... 42 96 What’s more, Fav reports St»'ong Zielke, lb . . wherever necessary. The surface at hiime?” Williams was asked. that the best 'hitter was sent up . 3 0 1 9 0 1 the first weeding out, that was not says the House of David is also a Kline, cf, p . will be graded, watered and thor within a fraction of the world’s re “ I don’t know,” he answered. “ I first with the idea of trying to . 3 0 0 0 1 1 oughly rolled. No one except of G.\MES TODAY knock the ball out of the lot. One better baseball team than the color Niemic, ss .. . 3 0 1 1 2 0 cord. never have run against a watch.” ed combination. This, too. Is in- ficials and players will be allowed “ How do you run then?” GIANTS 12. 7. BRAVES 2, 0 new ball a game was the rule.' Zawisha, c . . . 3 0" 1 4 0 .1 The United States wept when (First Giiiiie) tere.sting In view of the fact that inside the enclosure when the “ Well, I just try to beat the other Ea.stem League In games at borne the home team Pechuk, p, cf . 3 0 0 0 1 1 numerical restrictions forced the New York Hartford at Pittsfield. the Giants won about as they pleas finals are being played. coaches to leave at home sprinters fellows and rhn as fast as I can to Al-t. H. H. ro. A. E. had the right of seleclion and hold Gibson...... 2 0 .0 -0 0 0 Waterbury at Providence. ed in their .shinrtl.g with the Coni The program for the finals has who were regarded as sure point do it,” he said. Welsh, cf ...... 3 0 0 3 0 0 ing the theory of the better chance.® been partly Arranged. The time Ott. rf ...... 2 I 1 1 0 0 Bridgeport at Albany. of making more hits while the ball munity. The Community will .lave 26 2 6 21 6 ’ 4 Reese. If, 31) ...... 5 3 1 2 1 0 practically, the same lineup as last for the matches has been set and, Mann. rf. cf ...... B 3 3 2 0 0 New Haven at Springfield. was new, went to bat first. That House of David. ..,000 . 013 0-- 4 that’s the most important part so I.indstrom, 3b ...... 3 0 2 0 3 0 American I^eague Is why It was necessary. In case the week. Art Nichols, former West E n dees...... ,011 000 0-—2 far as the public is concerned. The O'Doul. If ...... 0 0 0 0 0 1 Chivago at St. Louis. home team was in the lead to play Hartford star who later gained Sacrifices: Hallebach, Menzie, first match will be the finals of Ho.tran, c ...... -1 0 1 1 0 0 Only game ached iled. much prominence on dhe mourtd for Bauman; left,on bases: Hojise of Semi-Final Round O'Farrpn. c ...... 1 1 1 0 ® 0 out the full game as the visiting the women’s tournament between .Tackson. ss ...... C 2 3 2 4 .1 National League team would have their last “ licks ’ Amherst College, will be in the box David 6. Endees 4; base on bulls; ■Miss Ruth Behrend and Miss Caro Terry, lb ...... ,....5 1 3 12 0 0 New York at Boston (2). and it -R-as necessary to hold a lead for Manchester. “ Woody” Waller! off Kline l:strnck QUti'»Jijt.,jp)^h«k lyn Cheney startfng at 1:30 sharp. Cohen. 2b ...... 4 0 1 4 6 0 St. fjotiis ft Philadelphia, through the whole last inning to w'liV be behind the plate. Benton, p ...... 4 1 0 0 1 0 5, Williams 3; hits: off PechUK 5 They tvill play the best two out of | Only 2 games scheduled. win a ball game. The house of David team appear in 6 inuin.gs, off Kline 1 In 1; win three sets. ■ . .' ,, [ ns At rae Dwtn 41 12 to 27 15 : There is another change in the ed here back in 1921 playing ning pitcher, . Williams; losing At 3 o’clock, will come the men’s Boston method of scoring today that was against the old Manchester Ciub pitcher: Pechuk; umpires, Corklns <*;■ AB. It. tl PO. .K M. finals between Sherwood Bissqll Uichbonrg:. rf ...... 4 0 2 4 0 0 different In the old days. it. may be which was then under the guidance and Slater; time, 1:5.5. and the winner of the Mac Mac- amateur cham .1. Smith, cf ...... 4 0 1 5 0 0 surprising to some the numbers of of Eddie Munson, one of the hard-1 _____ - V donald-Ty Hqlland match which Only Four Left Out of Field pion and tie for open title, but Slsler, lb ...... 4 1 1 5 0 0 National l.,e^gue assists that a pitcher gets in a est hitting players who ever drew I beaten on play-off. Hornsby. 2b ...... 4 0 2 1 0 0 game. In the present method of was postponed last night because of Brown. If ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 on a pair of spike shoes in Man-j in Zululand the atmosphere Is adverse weather and which will be 1926— British open champion Bell. 3b ...... 4 0 0 2 1 0 Results scoring the pitcher is credited in Chester. The Manchester Chfb beat j so clear that objects can be seen played at 5:45 tonight at the East of 143— Perkins, Voight, national open chain plan and reach Farrell, ss ...... ? 1 0 3 3 0 the summary with a strike out and them on that occasion something [by starlight at a distance of laven Taylor, c ...... 3 0 1 5 1 0 \ Side playgrounds. The finals'nvill ed final for amateur title. is not given an assist. In the old like 7 to 4, if memory serves us i miles. 1927— British open championCronin, c ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 days he was given an assist It he • bo the same as last year, the best Finlay and Jones in To Brandt, p ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 .\t Chicago:— ' three out of five. Last year, both and national amateur champion. Greenfield, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 . CUIIS 0, CARDS 1 struck out his men and is also giv finals went to the limit in sets. 1928— Tied for national openFitzberger, z ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Chicago en credit in the summary. That Clarkson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 1 0 AB. R. H PO. A. E. is the reason that pitchers in the After the two finals have been day's Play. national open title, but beaten on Freigan, zz ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 English, ss ...... 4 1 3 0 6 0 played, there will be an exhibition play-off. Edwards, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Maguire. 2 b ...... 3 0 1 2 5 0 old time games are credited with of doubles. Paul Jesanis, who No doubt ho won’t thank me for Cuyler, rf ...... 4 1 3 3 0 0 'so many a.ssista. gave “ Cap” Bissell such a thrilling counting .some chickens that still 33 2 9 27 6 0 H. Wilson, cf ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 The games were played on Mount Presenting The Hats Of By DAVIS ,T. WALSH. New York ...... 210 024 120— 12 Stephenson, If .... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Nebo and If there was any chance match in the semi-finals, will pair are in the incubator. And, in truth, Boston ...... 000 OOi) '10— 2 Grimm, lb ...... 4 1 1 14 1 0 up with Henry McCann on one side. West Newton, Mass., Sept. 14.— there is no forecasting the perform Two base hits, Cohen, Llndstrom. Hartnett, c ...... 3 0 2 3 1 0 of playing a game it was at least One Englishman, witn the aspect of ance of a young opponent wno Ott. O’ Farrell, Hornsby: three base Beck, 3b ...... 4 1 1 1 2 0 started. Such a game was played on Youthful Smartness 1 ■ They will be opposed by Harle Bis hit, Jackson; home runs, Mann, Jack- Blake, p ...... 4 2 2 1 0 0 June 2. 1894 between Manchester sell and the loser of the Macdonald- a school master and the figuting might get the idea that he is a man son; stolen base. Mann; sacrifices, punch of a stevedore; one Harvard of destiny or something. Those kind O'Doul, Mann: double plays, Lind- 32 6 12 27 15 0 and Rockville. The score shpws that ■ Holland match. the double umpire system'was used 1 Many requests have come to the sophomore, slightly more tenacious never are easy to beat, as Johnston strom to Cohen to Terry, Cohen to St. Louis Jackson to Terry, Jackson to Reese AB. . H. PO. A. E. in that game. George Olds, who sports department of The Herald than the average hangnail: one re discovered on the late holes yester to Cohen to Reese. B.snton to Jackson Douthit, cf ...... 3 0 0 5 0 0 formed private secretary whose still does umpiring, was the Rock regarding forming a doubles tour day, and as Oiiimet discovered in to Terry; left on bases. New York 9. High, 3b...... 4 0 1 0 1 1 ville selection and Ryan umpired nament or at least an exhibition golf was too good to waste upon the first round. Boston 4; base on balls, off Brandt 3, Frisch. 2b ...... 2 1 1 2 2 0 GLENNEY'S for Manchester. the keys of a typewriter, and the Finlay was 3 down to Francis at Clarkson 1; struck out. by Benton 1, Bottomley. lb ...... 4 0 1 10 0 0 doubles match. Consequently one Brandt 3, by Edwards 1; hits, off Hafey, If ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Manchester went to bat first and has been arranged for the final’s Inevitable survivor, this man Jones' the end of nine holes, but beat him Brandt 9 In 5 (none out In 8th). off Harper, rf ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 scored two runs in the first inning Main Street, South Manchester Greenfield 1 In 1, Clarkson 5 In 2, off .1. Wilson, c ...... 3 ’ 0 0 4 1 0 program. they are always piking about. home. He was “ down” to Johnston on three hits, a single by .S.uUivan ' • ^ These gentlemen were all that Edwards 1 In 1; hit by pitcher, by Manarvllle, ss ...... 3 0 0 1 2 0 nearly all the way, being a hole be Brandt (W elsh); wild pitch, Clark Mitchell, p ...... 2 0 0 0 4 0 and a two base hit and "a stoien was left of an original field of 143 hind finally with only five to play. son; losing pitcher, Brandt: umpires, Johnson, p ...... 1 0 0 10 0 base by Moynlhan and JaefetCU'^r when the semi-final round of the Yet he won again with a couple of Pfirman, McCormick and Stark; time, Frankhouse, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 ey’s single. Rockville was blanked national amateur golf champion miraculous recoveries from trouble. 1:55. Orsatti, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Fay May Join z— Fltzberger batted for Greenfield in its half of the first, but put three ships opened this morning with two Anyone who can beat a pair of in 5th. 29 1 4 24 10 1 runs over in the second on a two THE MALLORY matches scheduled for thirty-six great stars like Oulmet and John zz—Prelgau batted for Clarkson In Chicago ...... 001 ,120 02x— 6 base hit by, Maurice Jackson,.ja holes each. ston in as m a ^ days simply isn’t 8th. St. Louis ...... 000 loo 000- -1 (Second Game) Two base hits, English, Cuyler; base on'balls to Harry Pinney.ta New York Club In the first of these, Tom Per out of it until one puts him out New York ...... 000 300 013— 7 three base hUs. Hartnett,- English; sacrifice by J. Douglas^ a base on kins, champion of Great Britain and keeps hf.m there. B oston...... 300 010 002— 6 sacrifices, English, Magplre 2. H. Wil balls' to-Crookg-and an-tnfield oiit. ARISTOCRAT HAT and fast coming into general recog "Voight, oif cojirse, needs no cur Batteries: New "York— Ge^newlch. son, Hafey; double play, Wilson to The storm was bre'wiag. Paddy Faulkner, Hubbell and Hogan. Bos Maranville; left on bases, Chicago '8. Jerry Fay, former director of the nition, as a worthy one, was to face tain calls. The most discussed ton: Barnes, Delaney and Taylor. St. Louis 6; bases oh balls, olt Blake Mpynihau had made a circus catch, Community Club and well known George "Voight, the ex-aide to Amerfcan amateur, next to Jones 4, Mitchell 1, Johnson 1; struck'but, going over the left field fence, which V local professional football player, wealth and social distinction. In and Von Elm, he seemingly is by Blake 3, Mitchell 1, Johnson 2. was a three rail fence, into another Frankhou-te 1; hits, .oft Mlichell- 8 In \ said yesterday upon his return from the other, this man Jones will play hot ’ for the first time in coam- 4 1-3, Johnson 6 In 3 1-3, Frankhouse lot,, and taking a. fly ball. Tfhe ' New York City that he had not yet Phillips Finlay, youthful and, pionship play. Since winning the none In 1-3; losing pitcher, Mitchell; elemds were getting darker, but the $ 7 .0 0 closed with any team but probably thereifore, dangerous. Sometimes, medal here with a 71 and a 72, his umpires, Klem, Jorda and Quigley; crowd' stayed. Then the rain cante. there Is nothing quite so exalted as play has become as spotty as an old American League time, 1:37. Tlfere was a rush to cover. The would within a few days. X—Orsatti batted for J. Wllsoh’ In Fay will probably not play with the confidence of a youth who is vest. Yet it was good enough to Results 9th. poyeit was in the woods to the norjlh the New York Giants, for they al tasting the elixir of his first Impor beat Sweester, former British and of .Uie diamond, but there was no They Are> Nejtv A ll Through ready have signed seven high grade tant victory. American champion, on "Wednesday At Philadelphia I— ...... leitnp, and as the game had gone but tack’es, but he may appear In the Besides the common Impression and Dr. 0. F. Willing, notorious as I DODGERS 10. PHILLIES 0 fbirr'Innings, Rockville having scjc^- At St. liOnlai— Brooklyn lineup of the New York Yankees, today was that Jones at’ last had' a fighting golfer, in yesterday’s BROWNS 6, CHISOX 4 Od-another'run in the fourth, the third round. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. players stayed around, gqf good aid the team Red Grange starred with" found the key to Brae Burn’s mys St. Louis Gilbert, 8b ...... 4 0 0 1 3 0 New in shapes, new in colors, new in , However, he undoubtedly has AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Hendrick, cf ...... 5 0 1 3 0 0 wet before the umpires decided nt last season. Fay said. The Grove teries. There was no alternate im Blue, lb ...... 4 1 1.6 1 1 City College star has also received pression to be gained as a mutter of picked up a live one In- Perkins. Herman, rf ...... 5 2 2 1 0 0 was not going to stoprj’m d callfd O’Rourke, 3b ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 Bressler, If ...... 3 2 0 3 0 0 the , game. It was called “ no con bands, new in linings. We have never an offer to play with the Ports fact, after his record of three under The latter, they say, has much to Manush, If ...... 4 2 4 0 0 0 Blssonette, l b ...... S 3 '3 9 0 0 learn about the principles of the Schulte, cf 3 0 1 4 0 0 Flowers, 2b ...... 3 3 2 4 2 0 test,” but the score stood 4 to Sijja mouth, Ohio team in the Western imr for the twenty-three holes Kress, ss ...... 4 1 0 2 3 0 had so fine a presentation of fine hats in League. needed, yesterday to win that grip golf swing, but it is evident that he Bancroft, ss ...... 4., 0 2 1 . 2 0 favor of Rockville. Behmfield, ^ l - McGowan, rf ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 Riconda, ss ...... 0 0 0 0 3 0 has come" far in this country since Melillo, 2b ...... 3 0 1 5 2 0 liiran,. Moynlhan, J. P. Cheney aid The Travelers Shoe Company is ping struggle by 14 to 13 from Gooch, c ...... 5 0 4 5 1 0 "W",. C, Cheney had made M anch^ cluding Mallory’s Plain and Pastel Shades, going to put on a strong profes John Beck, the unfortunate Eng he took the measure of this man Manlon, c ...... 8 1 0 7 0 0 Elliott, p ...... 5 0 10 1 0 Jones in the "Walker Cup matches. Ogden, p ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 ter’s 'five hits, Rockville had mdfe \ sional team in Hartford this season lishman. V but one hit oif Spillane, that be|ig Art styled, not factory made. There’s a His record at Brae Bum, includ 87 10 15 27 12 ~0 and they too, have sought the ser Jones was so typically Jones that 32 6 8 27 6 1 Philadelphia the two bagger made by Maui^e vices of Fay, but he will probably he would have been 9 up on Finlay ing an extra hole victory over dan Chicago AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Jackson. ' ^ difference, but it doesn’t show in the price. accept a more satisfactory proposi*- at the end of twentyrthree holes, gerous Don Moe and decisions over AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Southern, cf ...... 4 0 2 6 1 0 Mostll, cf ...... 4 1 2 4 0 0 Thompson, 2b ...... 4, 0 0 0 3 0 The Rockville team came to ai- tion. matching Jones’ card with that Arthur Yates, conqueror of Von Shires, lb ...... 4 0 1 8 0 0 Klein, rf ...... 4 0 0 2 0 0 chester by train. They had to wSt The most complete assortment of mod turned in by Finlay against Elm, and John Dawson amply prov Reynolds, rf ...... 2 1 1 3 0 0 Whitney, 3b ...... 3 0 0 3 1 0 around town during the afternoon ed this contention. Bleckerby, If ...... 4 0 0 0 0 0 Johnston. And on the same basl.i Kamm, 3b ...... 4 0 2 3 1 1 Hurst, lb ...... 4 0 2 10 0 0 and as there was no recreatidn of comparison, he would have been Leach, If...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 els ever shown by us. Priced $4, $5, $6, $7, RAIN KAYOES BOTH Redfern, 2b ...... 4 0 1 2 2 1 Sand, ss ...... 3 0 2 3 5 0 building those days tha wait be 4 up on Perkins and 7 up on Clssell, ss ...... 4 0 0 1 1 2 Lerian, c - ...... 3 0 0 2 0 0 LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS Berg, o ...... , 2 1 0 3 0 0 tween the close of the’,^i[nme aid ■Voight. Caldwell, p ...... 1 0 0 0 1 0 train time, when they ^epabted .for McGRAW AND KAPLAN Adkins, p ...... 1... 2 0 0 0 3 0 Sweetland, p ...... l 0 0 0 0 .0 Mistakes will happen, of course, At New York— Young Corbett, Walsh, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rockville, was spent In one'of the “L6ok at Your Hat— Everyone Else Does” and I don’t wish to break my Hunnefield, x ...... l o 0 0 0 0 saloons, which was generallyia California welterweight, won deci Falk. XX ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0 Brooklyn ...... 000 302 401— 10 The Jinx which the Tanka have record by making one now, but still sion over Sergeant Sammy Baker. •Metzler, xxx ...... 10 00 0 0 Two base hits, Blssonette 2. Sand 2; baseball headquarters. : t I feel Impelled to state that every three base hits, Gooch. Herman; I been to the Athletics is nothing Mitchell Field, N. Y. (12). home run, Blssonette;. sacrifice. Flow “Look to Us for Your Hat—Most 'Every i compared 'with what the weather sign points an index finger toward „ . 83 4 ~8 24 T ~4 ers, Lerian; double plays,. Thompson another victory for the autonaatlgn, A1 Brown, New York negro, out St. Louis ...... 102 003 OOx—6 I man la to Matchmaker Tony Pao- ^Chicago ...... 000 020 110— 4 to Sand to Hurst 2, Sand to Hurst; FAILS— HIDES 6 DAYS. one Else Does.” llllio. At least that's the viewpoint thus giving him four amateur titles pointed Kid Francis, Italian ban Two base hits, Manush. McGowan, left on bases, Brooklyn 8. Philadel tamweight ( 12). phia 6; base on balls, off Caldwell 4, . ------1 ' of the New Haven promoter after a of the last five contested. It also Reynolds; home run, Manush; stolen Elliott 3, Sweetland J;.struck out, by thunder storm resulted in the post would round out a six-year dynasty, base, Kamm; sacrifices. Melillo, Rey- Caldwell 1. Elliott -4: hits, oft Cald Philadelphia.— Emti|n Dorothy Willie Siegel, New York llght- nolds; double plays, Kamm to Shires, ponement of the Kaplan-McOraw during which this man Jones never well 12 in 6 2-3, Sweetland In 3 1-3; Harper, 15*year-old’Ihigh sch'opl weight,: won decision over George Melillo to Blue; 16ft on bases, Chica passed ball, Gooch; balk. Caldwell: hout again last night, the second has known what it is to be without go 6. St. Louis 5; base on balls, off sophomore, “loved Daddy so mueV’ Baldiic, Lewiston, Me. (10). Alklns 1, W alsh' 1, Ogden 3; struck losing pitcher, Caldwell; umpires, ^ g h t in Bucoessioii and the third at least one major championship, At Boston— A1 Mello, N. England H^rt and Reardon ;^tlme, 1:46. that she couldn’t" tell him when she |im« In five weeks. Now the show His Record. out. by Adkins 5. Ogden 1; Its. oft failed to pass her exaniinatlaiis. welterweight champion, stopped Adkins 7 In 6, Walsh 1 la ' ; losing » A. hag Iheen put off indefinitely, on- His record over this interval fol Billy Murphy, of Lowell, Mass. (5). pitcher, Adkins; umpire.**. Ormsby, She hid in a box In ..theibasem^t jday i^ght comes the much talked lows: CampbeTl a-aj Hildebrand- ime, 1:43. THE ANSWER for 6 days. 'After losing practical GLENNEY'S At New London, (jonn.— Pete ' X—Hunnefield batted for Berg In Here Ig the - answer to the Let About Battalino-Cohen scrap at the 192 3— ^National open champion. LuccI of Bridgeport, Cohn., out 9th. ly all her strength Tinker Building, Soiitli Bfoaclieiter ' yelodrome. This, too, was post- 1924— National amateur cham ter Golf puzzle on the (iomic page: she called her father and he, notin' pointed Hugh Devlin, New Bedford. XX—Falk batted for Adkins In 7th. BRASS, BRADS, BEADS. l^oned this week. pion. (!)• XXX—Metalsr battsd for -WalBh la her condition, sent her to a hospi Sub BENDS. B4NDS. UU ‘.'tf MANCHESTER '(CONN.) EVENING HERAID, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928. 'FACE THlSTErar -the two stars, and remain in the Rev. Dr. John iU»ch/Btr*lbii bX running. New York says he prayed for-l LOCAL BOWLERS REMAINIKGJQAMES IN MAJOR LEAGUE RACES Trade Of^ Grimes To B ugs Yet, McGraw with a team that rain that fell while A1 Smith was" doesn’t campare with some of the making hla, acceptance speech. Tex DATES NATld|3VlL AMERICAN other National League clubs on Rickard ou^hl to try fo "employ Dr. ^ HIT 536,572,556 M ay Cost Giants Pennant paper, is now the most feared man Straton to " keep clouds away from Cards - GhufUts Cubs Yanks Athletics ager and club -in the organisation. his next heavyweight fight. . " _ ^ Sept. 14 At Philadelphia, Open At Boston Open Open And the defeats in succession Sept. 15 At Phlla 2) BfbbRiyn At Boston At St. Louis At Cleveland that his gang gave the St. Louis Pi^tahWt«h At Cleveland By BILLY EVANS ^York to Pittsburgh in exchange for Cards on the Giants’ recent visit Sept. 16 Open . , Open At St. Louis Aldridge should create more- than EMIEL STREDE Easily Win First State Lea Sept. 17 At Philadek^a; At Boston At St. Louis Open to St. Louis shows that you have to At Cleveland Even the greatest of 'baseball passing attention. The experts watch McGraw and his team. You Sept. 18 At Phllad^liia Pittsbui^h At Boston At St. Louis were a unit' In the, belief that New Open Open ■managers make mistakes. I con can't blame the other clubs for Concrete Oontractor. Sept. 19 Open At New York York got much the worst of the gue Hatch From Bristol; Sept. 20 At N. Y. 2) i. LduHs (2) Open At Chicago .At Detroit sider John McGraw as outstanding fearing'McGraw and his Giants. FoundaUoqs, SidewallUt etc. ‘ OdeM /■ At Detroit deal. Sept. 21 Open i i At Brooklyn At Chicago ' In the matter of handling a ball Naw the experts are not always Qoality work at reasonable prlce> Sept. 22 St. Louis At Chicago AJ Detroit Women won’t be real smokers, Peters Hits 153. At New York j At Brooklyn club. He is smart, he Is courag right .Usually, when the wise boys MANCHBS'TBB QRBEIi Sept. 23 At Brooklyn i Cincinnati Open At Cleveland, At St. Louis of course, until they start loafing Phone 845-i At Cleveland At St. Louis eous, he believes in taking a chance are united In the belief that a trade in the cigar stores. * ■ i ■ Sept. 24 At Brooklyn Cincinnati At Philadelphia is all wet, the player picked as the Sept. 25 At Brooklyn ■ At Philadelphia At Cleveland At St. Louis rather than sticking to the stereo / / The first home game played by typed play so closely followed by "goat” of the transaction steps the Manchester team, represented Sept. 26 At Brooklyn i At Philadelphia Open Open right out, has his best year and ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnmiiiiniinniiiiiiniiiniiinHniiniiiiiiniiiiiiiiininiijiiiiiiiiiiiiinHniiiinniiiiHiiiininu Sept. 27 At Boston j Chicago At New York At Detroit (2) At Chicago many leaders, and last but not in the newly formed Central Con At Chicago least, he believes in himself. mahes the experts look like a lot necticut Bowling League, was roll Sept. 28 At Boston At New York At Detroit At Detroit At Chicago McGraw has the courage of his of dumb-bells. 4848535348482348535323485348235348532348534853235353235323485323534853532348485348485348232348234853234848 ed last night at Murphy’s Alleys, Sept. 29 At Boston Chicago At New York Burleigh Grimes, however, has Sept. 30 At New York | St. Louis At Cincinnati At Detroit At Chicago convictions. He is willing to gam Manchester taking pin fall and two ble on his judgment and seldom has done just the opposite. He has of the games, which gave them an alibi to offer If failure is his made the experts appear more than three points to Bristol’s one, Bris portion. wise by delivering even better than tol being the opposing team in last was told by Mack, Kid Gleason, But, as I have said before, the predicted, while Aldridge has fail night’s game. Eddie Collins, Ty Cobb and Trls greatest of leaders make mistakes ed to run true to form. Bristol carried off high string with Speaker that he was standing too and last winter when Pitcher Bur With the season two-thirds over. a score of 585 rolled in the last far away from the plate and they leigh Grimes was traded to Pitts Grimes boq,sts the best record In game. Peters of Bristol was high worked with him to change his burgh for Vic Aldridge, New York either major league in the matter with 153. Manchester bowled over stance. made a deal that may cost that of games won, being the first twirl- 600 in every game for a total of But he didn’t like all the high- club the pennant. er to reach the 20 mark. While 1,664 while Bristol’s grand total power advice and refused to take Recently I winning 20 games for Pittsburgh, was 1,610. the tips. So Ossie Orwoll is on read where Mc he lost only nine, and that with a Game fall counts one point, 1 Should Get Hurl? Nawt‘ said. “ It is-now time for you first now and probably will be Graw said " the club fioundering about in the sec games one point each. There are Football is the meal ticket for tr atari being a champion In the there for a number of years, deal was made ond division most of the sea&on. ten teams in the league, Manches athletics in practically every autofiioblle business. I have a ism which has the courage to ad- contrary to his . Aldridge, late in signing, there ter, Bristol, Charter Oaks of Hart- American college, so it is unusual place for you In the factory.” wishes and that fore slow to report and round into 'ford, Worcester of Hartford, to note Iiom the report of the ath shape, shows at the same stag 3 of NOR'TH ENDS PRACTICE he knew noth New Styles Rogers Rec of New Britain, South letic council at City College of New Pays To Listen Sometimes ing of the CO - the race only four victories against ington, Plalnville. M-riden Star York that football lost money aod Joe Hauser, according to reports pletion of the four defeats. Just figure where Lights, Meriden Casino and Wall that ba.sketball made enough There will be practice tonight for the Giants wpuld bd if Grimes’ 20 Fabrics from Philadelphia, is going back the North End football team. In the shift in pitchers ingford. dooigh to pay the freight for all to the minor leagues soon and pro until he read the victories were added to their games Last night’s scores: other sports. last two practices a good many men won. Answer: On the way to an bably will have to consider the have shown up and also they have news in the pa • and Manchester (3) . But the boys at C. C. N. Y. aren’t bush as liis future baseball resi pers. If what other pennant. Instead of three Seuhle ...... 104 95 113 as keen about football as they are made great progress in learning the games behind as was the club at dence. signals and so far their coopera report be true, Stevenson ...... 08 119 128 hot on basketball and, quite nat Hauser was established early in then the higher- Hhe time, it would have had a com-' Colors Canade...... 109 103 92 urally, the football teams turned tive spirit has been wonderful. manding lead over St,^ Louis. the season as the regular first There is still room for new men and ups may have to _ Murphy ...... H2 132 119 otu there aren’t so warm. baseman of the Philadelphia Ath shoulder the re- Bv»n« However, McGraw, ere the sea Curtis ...... 113 123 104 One of the football coaches was any who wish to try out should re son closes, may be out In front to letics and his hitting was expected port at tonight’s practice at the sponslbillty for the transaction that lamenting several years ago about may prove so costly. win another National League pen Flat Crepes to be one of the big assets of the North End playgrounds. : M Total ...... 536 572 556 what an impossible task they had offense, but his hitting fell off and Last season Grimes had one of nant. If he does, fandom and the BRISTOL (1) trying to make a team at the in he was benched. his best years, winning 19 and los experts will forget all about the ' Georgettes Lynch ...... 94 101 108 stitution. RANGERS BOOKING GAMES Grimes deal that threatened to All good batters have slumps The Rangers Football Club of ing only eight, a record that won Card ...... 96 109 84 "The squad rebelled openly but it wasn’t the slump that for him first ranking on the New prove so costly. Swingle ...... 105 116 129 against scrimmage in practice,” he Hartford with an average weight of Seriously, when the season open Velvets soured Connie Mack on him. It 150 lbs. is anxious to book games York pitching staff. Aldridge, Melesky ...... 107 105 111 said. ‘•‘They would go through sig was the spirit in which he refused with the pennant-winning Pirates, ed I didn’t think McGraw would Peters -...... 93 99 153 nals and kicking and passing for with semi-pro teams throughout be a contender. It didn’t seem as to accept advice, the Philadelphia the state. Any teams interested won 15 whye losing only 10, a Satins mations, but they wouldn’t scrim players ,say. good record, but not nearly so im if a club could part with so great and ' Total .- ..- .... 495 530 585 mage and they wouldn’t work on will please write, W. P. Cowles, 76 a player as Rogers Hornsby-and so Hauser, according to the s^ory. Main street, Hartford, Conn. posing as the mark set by Grimes. the tackling dummy. It was only natural that the effective a pitcher as Grimes, with $10o00 $1500 “ They told us that it was bad trade thfit sent Grimes from New out getting adequate returns for enough to get hurt on Saturday without going out and getting banged up in such foolish business . New Millinery | I I . as hurting each other for prac Lindf Morgan^ Hassler tice.” All Around Athletes I Belt Soleil Velvet | The Army may profit by the re Hailed A s Real Finds cruiting of ready-made football stars, but the system at the mili Grand Opening I $2.98 $5.98 I By HENRY L. FARRELL. tary academy develops a lot of its hardly could favor him over an experienced player like Joe Boley. \ Moe Berg, White Sox catcher, own men. The young men who go /an speak or write Spanish and The freshman call in the major Mack, however, is on record I We have an exceptionally fine line of | to West Point are naturally in league present material for a rath with a prediction that Hassler Hartford's Newest and Only One Price french. But you really need more clined to athletics, but not all of 1 ' Hosiery for Fall | languages than that to speak pro- er fair baseball club. The young will develop into one of the great them are stars when they get into E All the New Shades = . perly to an umpire. men who are engaged in their first est shortstops of all times. He Dress Shop will be open tomorrow with the ' ^ * • * the cadet uniform. 2 Service Weight, Heavy Weight and Chiffon = The average cadet who never year as regulars may not be the has been getting the youngster HANK O’DAY LEARNED THE gets into a varsity uniform because greatest colle6tion that ever warm ready by using him in the late season's newest creations at a price that ‘'SIGN LANGUAGE ONCE, SO HE of the system, has a much better ed the hearts of a magnate, but as innings of games when Boley has ' COULD TALK BACK TO DUMMY foundation for general athletics a group they compare favorably, been removed for a pinch hitter. I $1.25 $1.50 $1.69 $2.00 i ' TAYLOR, THE OLD GIANT than the average graduate from at least, witji any that has come Ralph Krees, the young St. every one can afford. Dresses for the Jun PITCHER. HE WAS NOT ONLY any other institution, including, up in recent years. Louis shortstop, was one of the DEAF TO TAYLOR’S PROTESTS perhaps, the naval academy. Eight of the youngsters who outstanding players of the season ior, Miss and Women will be found here in BUT COULD PUT UP A SWELL This summer, for instance, 380 might be named on the. season’s because of his tremendous hitting ' DUMB ARGUMENT. REARDON’S | all-star rookie team are from the, through the first half oX the sea « « * new cadets reported at West Point for the plebe class and they were American League and six are son. It was his power with the sizes 13 to 46. I • Moe had better watch his • from the National League. There bat that enabled him to take the ^iiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiit': divided into six companies and the I II ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ .■ ------« ------• step, however, as there are • companies were assigned in turn are^ other youngsters who might job away from the veteran Wally • some umpires in the American * for one week of instruction,^it^ six be nominated for places on the Gerber, but when his hitting fell v.EiiLeague who can talk Turkey. * team, ''but the records give the off he became just an ordinary * * * different sports— football, haseball; Every Dress basketball, lacrosse, soccer and preference to Don Hurst, first workman. American League play A headline says “ Bogoljubow track. Each cadet spent an hour base; Carl Lind, second base; ers recognize him as a good ball Leads Capablanca Again.” Sports on the field, five days a week, for Ralph Kress, shortstop; Pinkej player, but they do not believe headline writers are patient fel six weeks, learning tho fundamen Whitney, third base; Eddie Mor that he is destined to become a In Shop Delidous New Haven Dairy lows, but the day is coming when a tals of these sporto under skilled gan and Joe Ha.ssler utility: great ball player. \ chess championship isn’t going to coaches. They weren’t allowed Doug Taitt, Red Barnes and Mar Spectacular hitting also marie be worth more than a one-line head. ♦ * * their choice of sports and they had ly Callaghan outfielders; Ed Red Barnes, the young Washing to make required marks in each ton outfielder, one of the out Ice Cream Suits The Whole Family Speaking of the Pirate pitching Morris, Ed Walsh and John Faulk sport just as they are in the class standing finds of the season but, staff, Burleigh Grimes is feeling ner, pitchers, ahd Virgil Davis room. and John Cummings, catchers. as in the case of Kress, his game Alice Bradley Special No. 15 and the better and better as the race draws The best football men, of course Morgan and Hassier is primarily an. offensive one. The Mirwin Shop ■ to a close. One day last week he were assigned to the football Finesse Package -didn’t pitch a single game. have been classed by major league Washington play say that he ^ * ♦ * coach, the most promising baseball managers as definite finds of the will be a very good ball player, 5 7 PRATT STREET, HARTFORD, CONN. This Week Consists of I Hughie Critz provides today’s si- men to the baseball coach, anfi-ao year. but that he lacks the natural in 3rd Floor Elevator ymile. He says batting against Dazzy on. But the point is that the foi^- Lind, in the opinion of Cleve stincts of a great player.' Vance’s speed is like trying to hit ball men and the other specialists land officials, is certain to become Ed Morris.^ with a better ball Maple Nut Ice Cream and Cherry ’ lemon seeds shot out of a gun. are forced to keep up their worrk a star second baseman, and they club than the Red Sox, would be in the other lines of sport. are just as sure that Morgan has the most discussed pitcher in the Ice Cream the qualifications of a great ball major leagues, and he has been Another Killer player.^ Lind is a fixture at sec given a lot of notice. It remains Another little lightweight wpo ond base, but the Indian manage to be seen, however, if he is more Also Hulk Ice Cream and Fancy Shapes. ‘ POLL WEIRD DECISION has- been stiflffening them w^h ment hasn’t found the exact spot than a one-season flash. Young one punch is bowling New Yo^k for Morgan. Ed Walsh has shown great prom For sale by the following local dealers: over as Jimmy McLarnin did Hassler, the rookie substitute ise, but he is assuming a terrific ANNUAL ; IN SAM BAKER BOUT cently. He is Tommy Grogan, #n shortstop of the Philadelphia task in trying to step right off the Farr Brothers Edward ,J. Murphy Irisher from Omaha. He has made Athletics, would be working college campus into a major such an impression in the east that 081 Matii Sirvcl UefMit S<|iiare New York. Sept. 4.— They pulled every day with a number of oth league job. Some players have the promoters want to match hjiin done it before, but very few BLANKET another decision out of a hat last with McLarnin, but his handlels er ball clubs Jn the league but in a. hard campaign Connie Mack pitchers have made the jump. 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Squibb’s Dental Cream Spedal long awaited chance at Joe Dundee And, from reports brought 3 0 Sunset Plaid Blankets— this country, the young man -wlas and the welterweight title. double, 64x76 ...... 1.98 sincere when he said busings 1 Tube Squihh Dental Cream ...... 40c would not permit him, and wMi^ Grey and tan heavy weight double Blankets Or-a-lo Tooth Brush ...... 35c he said business he meant it. Jj Sizes 72x80 ...... • ^ • t 2.29 DID YOU KNOW THAT Early in the summer, accord Plaids— double 66x80— Tooth Brush Holders ...... 15c Peter Gavuzzl, who ran 2800 to the French players, Pere Laco .• .• A * • . « ) «.• •-t • • I miles in the Pyle marathon and said to his boy: “ Young man, twilled ...... 2.29 had to quit, is asking the eaters have been playing around w_ . ioyers Supreme part wobl Blankets— Total value...... 90c on the Majestic wot they’ll ’ave. those tennis things long enoug^i plaids 72x80 ...... 3.29 . . . He tells them that bad de The time has arrived for you to 8 9 are eager for sert -water he had to drink on to work.” Pere Lacoste has lie Windsor part wool Blankets, the way murdered him. . , And dough and Rene admitted that ^e larfe plaids, 70x80 ...... 3.49 All For 49c that ’is nose and ears bled . . . was old enough to go to work. TBAINED Employees Esmond pair in one— double woven, McGraw is worse on his players HE intelligent and progressive Lost When He Won t 66x83 ...... • • • • • 285 this year than he ever has been. employer of today appreciates . . i And he gave two baseball Pere Lacoste Is the big person T Golden Fleece Double Blankets, writers an awful calling for of the company that makes the that a specialized training in something they wrote. . . . And swellest automobile In France. this College is an assurance of effi 66x80 ...... 4.75 Shaving Cream said they violated the club’s was one of those who came up fr(fm ciency— ^the short cut 'in developing Ladv Pepperell Part Wool Blankets, the bottom and when his R en e' ^ 8 hospitality. . . The judges had valuable employees. . 70x80 ...... 4.29 given Robert! two rounds, RlsKo old enough to go to work Fine Part Wool Blankets— one and called two even when father wanted him to go into J^e That is why Connecticut Business 59c factory and learn the business. I3ie double 66x80 ...... Risko let the low one go in the College graduate students find sub 5.50 sixth . . . Kid Norfolk’s cousin boy pleaded that he wanted :i0 All Wool Blankets, drives Leo Pizen Flynn’s $23,000 play tennis. ' 1 stantial employment and rapid pro-, Rolls . . i- Jack Sharkey blew “ I won’t have you in anythf^ motion so readily acquired. 66x80 ' ...... • aK* •'.9 • 9-9 I 9/50 $70,000 In soft-matches when he that you can’t make good in,” All substantially reduced from our regular low prices. fell down and hurted his knee. father said. “ The champion LlB 1 . . . One of the New York sport the only one that counts In COME TO 24 SHEETS AND 12 ENVELOPES with ‘ writers is very wealthy and very game or any business. I’ll t » X'. South Manchester, Conn., you five years to become cha The Connecticut aristocratic . . . And he used to printed on them make his sports editor burn pion, and if you don’t get thj when he sent his copy down to you’ll have to quit.” O'iO' ■■ the office with his butler . . . Lacoste won the champions^ Young Corbett, 3rd, from Cal, in five years, hut instead of Business College tng, turned loose for further c< is the latest rage among the wel- G. H. Wilcox, Principal i terweighls . . . He stiffened quests he was orderelfi to go Nick Testo . .% Bud Taylor is work. £ Odd Fellows* Block, South Manchester FOR VALUES ' going to quit the ring altogeth- “ You’ve got all you can get] ; er this winter , , « They say. tennis, young man,” Pere Lacc ! i ^ V ' PAGE FOURTEEN' MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928. \N V\NN\NNNVNSNSNN X.X X s n s s n n ' • t. V • if - uinru^ir The Best Places to Shop MARKET II le Best Stores Advertise 9CXXXXX%XX9»(X3(XXX3eX9e3»»»3S%3»^^ VVVV \> VWXV SHTTHPLEASQ) Doctor Goes Alone To Congd BIG NAVY MEN -•A; To Seek Sleeping Sickness Cure BIRCH STREET fU O N B WITH REASON PLAN TO PUSH New York.— An Argosy of Sci-«First the department of commerce Phone 2298 88 Birch St. once, just begun by a young Uni and then the customs refused to PAUL CORRENTI, Prop. versity of Wisconsin professor, admit the pigs. Finally after much TOTHEEXPOSE may result in the “ rediscovery of delay the animals were allowed to GOOD THINGS TO EAT - • I the continent of Africa,” according enter and were taken to Detroit. (Continaed from Page 1.) to his colleagues. There the pigs were permitted to 'W'^ashington.— Advocates of a trig breed under observation. The oif- CAN’T HELP THIS Df. Warren K. Stratman-Thomas Navy here evolved plans .--to jam sible to murmers of criticism reach 28, and unmarried, started alone ' spring and other animals such as through the cruiser building^^blll ^ Specials for Saturday Seldom, and then with more ing Albany that, save for his speech from New York a few days ago on , rats and rabbits were innoculated fore the Senate takes up ratlficatij^ri or less of the well known fear Artfi w e 7 / A a y e f / a trip to the wilds of the Belgian | with the tainted blood. of the Briand-Kellogg treaiy ■w/fg ^or- a m n e r ^ of acceptance his campaign thus and trembling, does Pinehurst far has been largely one- of defense Congo jungles that will occupy at ! “ With these animals we experi- nouncing war. ’ " ' Best Cuts of Beef at very reasonable price. presume to advise lUadame in C/ against attacks partisan, religious, least two years, probably more and i mented at the University of Wis The bill calls for immediate cqhf niatteTs of culinary accom personal and otherwise. From Dr. | possibly may cost the. young scien consin with arsenical compounds struction of 15 cruisers of ;10,00() Sirloin and Short Steaks ...... 48c lb. plishment. But oh, this is John Roach Straton to William I tist his life prepared in the Parke-Davis labor- tons each, and an experimental iki SUCH a meat loaf! We just Allen White he has answered them He goes, armed with six new ar- atories. Now we feel sure we have craft carrier. It ha.s passed tAe t^e Round Steak ...... 40c lb. can’t help passing along the re all, or nearly all. His action in senical compounds, to prove a cure i found at least one compound which House but was caught in the le ^ i cipe. dragging the whispering campaign for the scourge of sleeping sickness will cure the disease. Rats affected lative jam in the Senate ThTTie l^t Fresh Killed Pork ...... 35c lb. The content: Two and a half into the open In such 'spectacular which annually sweeps tropical Af with sleeping sickness were cured session. The measure was advoca;tl pounds of Pinehurst Hamburg fashion is the capstone of his cam rica with a toll of 100,000 human in seven days after only one in ed by President Coolidge as a com jection. Diseased rabbits and ■^Strictly Fresh Shoulders...... 22c lb. or Round ground; half an paign of defense. lives. Dr. Stratman-Thomas be prise for the Navy’s program for^u \ onion; 1 cupful ground stale The governor has considered that lieves he has fourid a cure for this guinea pigs showed marked im authorization of 71 new Warships Smoked Shoulders...... 22c lb. d toast: 2 eggs; half cupful milk; this was a necessary part -of the dread disease, a feared mystery for provement in a week after two or to bring up America’s strength to 1 teaspoonful salt; 1 can to preparatory cultivation for the real two and a quarter centuries, and three injections. the 5-5-3 ratio of the Washington Veal S te a k ...... 55c lb. | mato soup; one-fourth tea campaign which opens with his de he wishes to establish proof of the “ Sleeping sickness never can be conference. ’ spoonful celery salt. cure on the scene of the plague’s eradicated by exterminating the Appeal to President husband says the meat parture from Albany the day after Veal Chops...... : ...... 40c lb. The procedure: Have the tomorrow. After his inaugural greatest inroads. tsetse fly— an almost impossible Naval leaders have appealed to we g^t at Pinehurst is his idea task— as malaria was wiped out by President Coolidge to recommend Pinehurst meat, already ground speech in Omaha, next Tuesday Sleeping Sickness delivered at your convenience. of good pure food.” “ Finding a cure for sleeping sick destroying the mosquito which the 71-ship program in hi,s firv^.! night. In which he will elaborate message to Congress in December. Put stale toast through the ONE FRIEND TELLS ness would be equivalent to discov carried it. We must work with Home Made Sausage...... 35c lb. upon his views on farm relief, the our compound on the natives af He has talked over the question at food chopper and add to the ANOTHER. governor expects to be too busy to ering a continent,” say Dr. A. S. ■ fected. Brule, Wis., with Admiral Charles meat with the eggs, slightly spend much time replying to Loevenhart of the University of i beaten, and the milk and salt. Wisconsin, under whose direction | Natives Fear Doctors F. Hughes, chief of naval opei^- Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Daily. critics. “ The natives of the Belgian Con tions. The Navy thinks the bigger Mix thoroughly and form into We will have 4 lb. Roast To those .who have questioned Dr. Stratman-Thomas worked. a round loaf. Put into a Six compounds were selected to go flee the coming of European program would accomplish two pur Malaga Grapes, 3 for 25c, Carrots 5c bunch. Melons ing or Frying Chickens. the wisdom of this long campaign doctors, who find deserted villages poses; first, give America a bar greased baking dish or casser of defense Governor Smith has set be taken to Africa after experi 15c each, Celery 15c bunch. Leeks 10c bunch. Cucumbers ole, place in a moderate oven ments with 139 arsenical com along their path through the gaining point with other sea powers forth that there Is an unusual set jimgle.'The ^native medicine man at any future disarmament confer 10c each. Tomatoes 55c basket, Spinach 25c peck. Green (375 degrees.) Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs. 25c of conditions In this campaign, and pounds. developed in the Parke- While it is heating prepare Davis Laboratories at Detroit. Each has the reputation of being able to ence; and second, place America In and Red Peppers, 2 qts, 25c, Peaches, 4 qt. basket 55c, that besides he must conduct his cure every ill. To induce the native a position to counteract any danger a sauce of the tomato soup campaign in his own way, in the successive-preparation has a great Cabbage 10c-15c head, etc. .. and the half onion, sliced, by er “ kick” than the pi;evious. It is to submit to innoculation is like of a naval building race if naval Native Potatoes. .29c peck way that is natural to him. It is getting him to forsake his house limitation agreements fail,* frying the onion in about 1 his nature to hit back when attack in the last, number 139, that Dr. Low prices, best in quality, convince ta'blespoonful of butter or hold gods. I am confident, how Those who adopt, this view do not ed. Stratman-Thomas places his great want the 15-cruiser bill scrappa-l other fat for about ten minutes Tender Short and Sirloin est hopes, based on the results of ever, that we can find many willing yourself by coming to see us. Moreover, the governor feels patients. for the 71-ship measure. T)ie latter then adding the soup and the . Steaks there is yet ample time for him to ciirefully observed experiments. celery salt. Let come to a “ I shall establish a base at Stan is merely an authorization, or a get his views before the country. “ I am confident that among the “ paper navy,” which could be used boil and cook for about fifteen compounds I have a cure for sleep leyville. There 1 shall find out He has never favored lengthy cam where sleeping sickness is at the' as a big stick, if necessary; minutes; then pour this sauce Rib Roasts of Beef ■ paigns of speechmaking. He sub ing sickness,” said Dr. Stratman- over the loaf, first slightly hol moment most prevalent. Proceed The idea of getting the cruiser scribes to the theory that a telling Thomas just before he sailed. “ I bill through the Senate first is cor lowing out the top of the loaf think it may be number 139.” ing into that sector I shall estab speech in the last fortnight o f the lish a great clinic in the jungle and ollary to the larger ship program- 60 that some of th'' sauce will Campbell’s Tomato Soup campaign is worth two speeches in Dr. Stratman-Thomas is good- pool there. ' Bake in a very Vvork among the natives. I shall The big Navy spokesmen Teel thev 1878 1928 3 Cans 25c August, when election day is still looking with curly black hair which would be in an unstrategic, position moderate oven (350 degrees) starts well back on his broad fore stay two years to make sure of the three months awaj\ His cam proof of cure; 1 wish to watch the if the peace treaty were-' ratified about an hour and a half after paigns for the governorship of New head. As he talks he has a way the sauce is added, increasing patient for some time after he ap first. Peace advocates could sav Pinehurst Round Steak York have been conducted upou of lidding his eyes slowly and then that with war outlawed by treaty the heat at the last to brown of starting ahead of him as if in a pears to be cured. If I prove a Ask Your Dealer For Ground ...... 49c lb. that theory— a smashing, aggres care my trip may protract itself between the sovereign nations of the loaf. sive concentration in the last six day dream. His voice is mellow and Cover the dish if there is t' three years more, for it is in the the world, there would fib need weeks. The fact that he has been low and his speech is rather slow. to increase the Navy’s sid6T“ Such any danger of the meat scorch “ The story how we got the strain heart of Congo jungle where hu Lamb L iv e r ...... 25c lb. successful in four out of five of mans are most aft’ected that the arguments, in the opinion of naval Kibbe’s Fancy Tender ing. those ventures has rather confirm of African sleeping sickness into The result: Wonderful! Also Sliced B acon ...... 39c lb. cure will be of most value. people, might be hard to cfjnibat. ed him in his opinions. this country is rather interesting," Preparedness Plans the joy of money.neatly saved. Beef L iv e r ...... 25c lb. Seven Weeks To Go the young doctor said. Pinehurst Hamburg, for loaf L.ABOR LEADER DIES Preparedness advocates have tak Sweet Peas Boneless Roasts of Veal When Governor Smith faces his De-scribes E.xpei-iiiients en their cut from President Gbol- or meat balls, 30 cents pound. He went on to describe his efforts audience In Omaha next Tuesday Quincy, Mass., Sept. 14.— James lidge in reconciling naval expansion night, he will have exactly seven over the past five years to develop with the Kellogg anti-war pact. The New 1928 Pack ^ a compound which would cure Duncan, internationally known la Pinehurst telephone service Peggy Horner Pure Jams, weeks to go. Seven weeks from bor leader and the first vice presi President d -,V'. ( MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1928, PAGE !]| j»X X3«XKXXX»SXX»6toC63006Xitot800Pi308»iaoe8XXX3«3000CP ^ ^ li ■' The Best Stores -»vv^ . r^r*^ aessasayasaaisaaiisisissss^^ am: ing will be settled until the eve A»f mlssloner’s plan of taking two appeal and will represent the high the convention,” said M. Willia^ pieces of Mr. Strickland’s property way commissioner in the case. LOCAL FOLK SUE. Bray, of Utica, newly electi^J. state on Ocean avenue. West Haven, for chairman, when asked if Sm'fth h|W highwtsiy purposes, and has appeal It is estimated that a motor en ^ven any inkling of his preferet^e ed to the Superior Court against gine now being tested in Venice Store BAY STATE TOWN for governor. , the purchase, contending the prop- will give an airplane theoretic Read Our There was a persistent report at Art^^n’t needed. The attorney- speed of 625 miles an hour and an Open the Cat)itol todat, however, that g ei^ a l was notified today of the effective k '1 -.jr: PAGE SIXTEEN T" MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,192^. .... Concentrate Your Efforts-Use These Columns And Gain The Pn •*-V- Want Ad Intonuatlon Lost and Found Ponltry and SopiiUes 48 Legal NoUcm 70 — i I ' ' — i— WIRTALLAS AUEND LT. McMMY T E ttN OLIVER BUOTaiSKS d a y Old ohtoks TO WHOM TT MAY COlteERN^The M anchester from two year old hena Hollywood undersigned. Trustee o t the bank Strain-Blood tasted and (ree from rupt estate of W. A. Smith, who DANCE CONVENTION IN LOST—SUIT BOX between Manch'bs- witta* diarrhea.: CL'ver Bros_ Clarke formerly conducted buspess at; 749 Evening Herald ter Lumber Company and Cam Corner. Conn. Main street, in the Tbivn of Seutb. YtTi J Manchester, 4Conn., hereby gives! no bridge street, or between Cambridge Phone Your Want Ads Mr^. J(An JliRlMw iiSl^fcrblo] Classified Advertisements street and Watkins Brothers. Kind tice to all persons w 10 'gave to! the **Campns Drag** Prom ises to be ArttbliSe for Sale 45 bankrupt, watches, or other jewielry street recei^fi 6onnt Blx average words to a line, ly return to C. Elmore Watkins, in M o's t Popular Ballroom dMepemyi inltlala numbers and tibbrevlatlona care o( Watkins Bros., or call 500. (or repairing to call for' same vilth- son, iLleuteB'ap^'Mfi^.k’ FOR' SALE—SEVERAL good second To The in ten days at Room 111)2, 983 Main Dance This Winter. to the effect iveitl each count as a word atad compound hand sewing machines. 2 portable street, H artford, Conii., bringing San; words as two worda Minimum cost Is electric second hand. Singer sew with them Identification tickets. safely at bis,' price ot three llnea ^WVWWWWWWWWWWWWV*>4^‘V^ Those falling to call for said Jewelry Mr. and Mrs, Walter C. Wirtalal, Diego subm Mc- Machine Co., 535'Main street. So. local dancing instructors, bave been (or transient Annonneements a Manchester, Conn. will waive any right thkt the. may Menemy has beliiifji^t for tbejthet first Line rates per day have to said articles as lame win be attending tbe normal school of time .;in three ydars\. on a 5 two ads. FOR SALE—BOW UNQ alley. Odd sold under order ot this Court -. on EirecHve March %^rge S'l'EAMSUli' i'lCKiiri'S—all parts ot September 30, 1928. '! I dancing conducted at Saengerbund months’ furlough',’:' The Iftrald Fellows building. Apply to E. C. ball on Wasbington street,. Hartr 7 ots 9 cts tlie world. Ask (or sailing lists and Packard at Packard's Pharmacy. GEORGE E. RUBINO'W, cajrled an account- ifi July w his 6 Consecutive Days' 9 3ts .11 cts ratea Phone 750-3. Robsrt J, Smith. Trustee In Bankruptcy' Estate; ot ford, this week fcy tbe Connecticut speedy automobile, trip here ac 3 Consecutive Days U ots 13 cts 1009 Main street. Fuel and Feed 40-A .’W. A. Smith, 983 Main ^reet, Hart Dancing Teachers’ Club. Similar companied by his ■ father ■ '^hen 1 ford, Conuv j - courses are given each summer and AU^ orders '(or 'iVrygulhr Antomobilea for Sale Lieutenant McMenemy drovf all Ttriii ha cha ■*‘6(3 at th 6 ona^tlins rata, FOR ,BALE-^feEST OF hardwood the best teachers available are em thft. way:; They left" the Pacific ^special rates (or, long term every slabs, large load.'$7, hardwoodv $8. gaged. Professor Kobeleff, a grad day advertising given upon request 1927 NASH SEDAN. Chas. Palmer,; 895-3;- coast'; Saturday njornfcg, Jult 14, Ads ordered (or three or six 192’^ NASH COACH. uate of the Imperial Russian school, and were in Manchester Sunday af and stopped before the third or fifth And Ask for “Bee’' 1925 BUICK COUPE. FOR SALfrr—'V^ELL seasoned hard . WILD YOUTH OF 1 -ill taught tfie Russian ballet dancer ternoon, July 22, a little oyer a day will be charged only for the ac ESSEX COACH. wood, 313 a cord, quality and meas .'Arthur Kretlaw of Chicago demon week. The return trip has |aken tual num ber o( times the ®P®ear- o v e r l a n d c o a c h . ure guaranteed^' prompt delivery, j pfi charging at the rate earneo. 'Dhi STUDE13AKER TOURING. Phone 1988-12. | Tell Her What You Want strated'Tiller work and musical about three'"week3 'a'sl C.Mr. J' Mc no allowances or refunds can be made 1926 OVERLAND COUPE. NATION BLAMEOi comedy routine, Miss D^orothy Kret Menemy stopped 'n.-a pupiber of on six time ads stopped after the 1928 NASH SEDAN. FOR SALE—HARD AND SOFT slab of New York, ballroom and blaces and" v'isited friends MADDEN BROS. wood, stove length. Fireplace wood ! She win take your ad. help you word It for best results, HChildren’s work. . - . '■*^No “tm forbids”: display lines not 681 Main St. Tel. 600 6 to 9 dollars a truck load. V. Flrpo, i flind see that It is properly Inserted. BUI will be mailed 116 Wells. Phone 1307-2. j same dajr allowing you until seventh day after Insertion ON CHILD L A B # The new "Campus Drag,” a coL ®"The Herald will not be responsible FOR SALE—FORD roadster, cheap. legiate nuniher, in the opinion of for more than one incorrect Insertion Owner leaving town. Call 609, after FOR SALE—SEASONED hard wood, ' to take advantage of the CASH RATE. tbe local teachers, promises to bo of any advertisement ordered for 5 o’clock. stove length 312.00 a cord. O. H. -Berkeley.-r-A.strong and undis the most popular ballroom number. lie more than one time. •nor,. Whipple. Telephone ‘2228 evenings. ciplined youthful urge finding ’ ex~ r / m The inadvertent opi'sslon of incor •Tjlis is the dance that'won for the One Model 68 Marmon demonstra pressiqti:ln dance halls, movies abd nice reel publication of advertising will t« tor. FOR SALE-SEASONED hard - wood, late parties is one of the outcrop- ej^emplifiers several prizes at the Near East, rectified only by cancellation of the Two’1926 Chevrolet coaches. chunks 36.50 a' load, split 37.25. Fred n,ationdl convention in Detroit, sihgte, pf .aey^^ ixtra • charge made tor the service rendered. 1925 Overland coach. O. Gleseqke, telephone Manchester p ip p . of our present system of age. Also about 8 other good used cars. 1204-12. cMld labor in the opinion of Dr. good size All advertisements must conform CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. Aparluieuts, Flats, Tenements oa Farms and Land for Sale 7t Richard A. Bolt, assistant profes Listen, ail for a real In style, copy and typography with Center and Trotter Streets bargain.. r - regulLlons enforced, by the Publ'sh- Garden-Karm-DaJry Products 60 sor of child hygiene and extension TOWN’S BIRTH RATE Tel. 1174 or 2021-2. TO RENT— 6 ROOM all remodeled, 79 FOR SALE—TEN ACRE FARM, six ers. and they reserve the right to W alnut street. Inquire John Mc- room bungalow, barn, shades, four division lecturer of the University $500 down, tota,i prlce-^67fi0, for edit, revise or reject any copy con YOU ARB ASSURED OF A good deal Evitt, 81 Walnut street. acre tobacco shed. Walter G. Brown. of California. sidered objectionable. In a used car when you buy here. FOR SALE—RIPE NATIVE peaches. FOR AUGUST DROPS an up-to-date modern, .6 rphoi.-iin- Prices rea,8Q..ahli 279 Keeney street. 359 Bidwell street. Tel. P12-2. These manifestations of stifled CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads Every ond Is guaranteed under FOR RENT—ONE 3 ROOM ind one gle, oak floors, gas. stean^, heat, 2 to be puhlt.shed same day must be re- General Motors O. K. Plan. four room tenement, on Chartei Oak FOR SALE—100 ACRE farm, stock. Impulses result in the draining of <-p|ved bv 12 o’clock noon. Saturd.ays H. A. STEPHENS FRESH' Pf'CikED fruits and vege There was a falling off of over car garage. Ask^to we^it^ ... tables Xro^m our farm, Roadside street, near Main. Inquire Philip Near Manchester, for sale or would the energy and resistance which the 10:30 a. m. Chevrolet Sales and Service Lewis,. 83 Charter Oak street. trade for property In town, what fifty per cent, from the average Center at Knox TeL 939-2 stand. 'Dftveway Inn, 655 No Main. normal adolescent who Is employed A short distance‘off Malii, well Phone, 2&59, have you’/ See Stuart J. Wasley. 827 should have at that time of his life, monthly birth record in Manches Telephone Your Want Ads FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, with Main street. 'I'el. 1428-2. ter during, August, when only fif built single wlp" dve)^'c6n'ir6lfllhc», dulo Accessories—Tires 0 garage, all modern Improvements, at the professor believes. good generoua-lot, apdfall offerw at. Ads'are accepted over the telephone Household Goods 61 40 Hawthorne street. Tel. 2539 J. Dr. Bolt asserts' that the health teen births were recorded. This at the CHAROlfi RATK given above Houses for Sak) 72 only $7,509. ---- / ----1- • as a convenience to advertisers but 315 BUYS CDMPLETE set of four hazards of child labor will be elim is eighteen fewer births than were FOR SA'LE—MAGEE GRAND kitchen FOR RENT—ONE 4 room flat, one recorded for the same month last the CASH RATES will be accepted as Indian Shock Absorbera Free trial 3 room flat, steam heat, hi'*- water, inated only when the child is eman Brand npw siq^le, -wRh heated f u l l PAYMENT tf paid at the busi 'I’iie Indian la ibe finest shock ab range In first class condition. Price FOR SALE—ONE DOUBLE house, year and about eighteen below the very reasonable. Telephone 1415-2. electric lights, and garages. 875 cipated from^ gainful employment. hak fl/fcrs’u^aoa ness office on or before the seventh sorber yet made. Ask us about it. Main street. also one single house, 20 Pine Hill average birth record for each garage, 6 rooms rtav followitm the first Insertion of Center Auto Supply Co., 165 Center. street. Prices reasonable for quick Sane Regnlati^s- ; down, fireplace. A fin'^ home tolr FOR SALE—EUREKA vacuum clean month in Manchester. There -were eLh ad. otherwise the CHARGE TeL 678. FOR RENT—ON WEST Center street, sale. Apply 20 Pine Hill street. The sane regulation^ of child, la RA'TE will bo collected. No responsi er. almost new, hall rack, bookcase, fifteen deaths for the month, which $7,500. ■ : beds, bureaus, chairs, library set, a modern five room flat. William bor is more imperative|today thar bility for errors In telephoned ads Business Services OfTered i:{ ’Kanehl, 519 Center street. GREENACRES—MODERN SIX room is about the average, but this was will be assumed and th-lr accuracy sewing machine. All sold at a rea home, steam heat, hardwood floors, ever before because tlie child lives two. more than were recorded in cannot be-'&uaranteed. sonable price, if taken quick. Call double garage. Reasonable price, in a more complex world, is |the • • • FOR RENT—COMPLETELY renovat 19^7. Marriages the past month i FLUFF RUG MADE to order from 1380. ed downstairs flat of 5 rooms. Apply 31,000 down. Call 347-4, evenings. emphatic opinion of th^ child Spe Index of Classifications your old carpets, wr for particu Mrs. Hansen. 313 Main street or numbered twelve as against ten in lars. C. Schulze, 5 Chamberlain St., FOR SALK--HOUSEHOLD furniture, FOR SAI.E - DELMONT STREET cialist. ■ f' ; including piano. A. G. Angell, 37 Manchester Public Marlcet. August, 1927. Evening Herald Want Arts are now Rockville, Conn. nice six room bunga;uw. Owner A heavy responsibility rests up 100.9 Main grouped according to classifications Ridgewood street. Phone 1415-4. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenem ent on leaving town. Price very low. Call on our public schools to see that below and for handy reference will A rthur A. Knoflo.. telephone 782-2. Florists— N urserlcs 16 PO R SALE—W ESER UPRIGHT piai.o ■Spruce street, also two garages. For Real Estate, Insurance, appear in the numerical order tndl- information call 409-3. '■ 875 Main streeU children are physically jit to aedept Whales are believed to live for c.ated: . almost new, davenport table 24x54” working conditions when they lehve 400 years. Steamship Tickets . .; Birt hs ...... A FOR SALE—100.too barberry and good condition, comfortable day bed FOR SALE—WEST CENTER ST.—ly privet at 35 a hundred while they very little used, sacrificed for low FOB ItKNT—5 KiHiM tenement, low school, he declared. * f i Engagements ...... er floor, nevvty renovated. Apply 44 minutes from the mills. 6 room “More than l,000,(fe0 children Marriages Jr last. Shrubs 25c each. Cat flowers price quick. Call 22S2-W after 6 Cambridge street. Tel. 1191-3. home, large lot, fruit .rees and 25c dozen. Als>r evergreens and p. m. - shrubs. Price only 35300. Call Arthur between the ages of 19|and 16 are Cards of 'Tlianks .. •. «i.v.. •. •. • ^ perennials at reasonable prices. Mc- Ft)K KE.N T—TWO KO').M api. nm ent. A. Knoflaa Telephone 782-2, 875 Main engaged in gainful employment,” In M e m o rl a pi . . . ‘v ^ .• ..... F Contlllu's Nursery.' 7- Wlndemere street. iu-.' also furnished room. Inquire at Sel- Professor Bolt estiraate|, and while STATE ROAD GAS STATION ' Lost and Foynd ...... ’ street. Homestead Park. Tel. 1640. wttz Shoe Shop. Announcemenrs .. i.'i ; .v...... * it could be shown that the total FOR ‘JALE with seven room house and seven acres 6f fine Personals ...... 3 FOR SAI.E—I50.UUU winter calibage Al’AKrMEN’I’S— I’wo three and foul Lois for Sale 73 number employed had ^een greatly Aut«»M(»f>lle» and celery plants. Geraniums 'ind room apartments, heat, lanitor ser tillable land. Tobacco shed, garage and new poultry house. USED RANGES reduced, it is questionable.whether Automobiles for Ssle ...... 4 other flowering plants. 379 Burnside vice. gas range, refrliieratnr, i'liia- FOR S.ALE—CHOICE LOT 100x177, , Also roadside filling station and store. .. Automobiles for Exchange ------5 Avo. Greenhouse, East Hanford Call door hed'.Turnlahed Call Mancneatet Strick U-ind street near Main street. the health hazards, in | the brbad A money making place for niarkot gardening, poultry rais Laurel 1610. 1 ' 310 AND UP V Auto Accessorles-T-Ttciia ...... 6 Consttucilon Company. 3130 or tele- Ideal foi single house or suitable significance of that yerm, have ing, gas station and roadside store. Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 phono 7S2-’2. for two houses. Price right. Tel. changed appreciably sor far as jthe Auto Schools ...... 7-A Moving—TrUrkihg—nidrage 2«i CRAWFORDS. GLENWOODS AND 2564-4. The house has furnace, electric lights, electric water system^ Autos—Ship by Trtick^...... 8 MAGEES FOK HE.NT—SEVERAL first class children exposed are comcerned.-;’'- ' and bath room. Autos—For Hire . 9 rents with all impriivemeii»s. Apply The health hazards of child labor The price is very reasonable and terms may be arranged. G arages—Service—^Stcffage ...'.. 10 IA4GAL A.ND lAJNO" distajice' moving WATKliNS'FtjRNiTURE EXCHANGE Edwahd 1 Holt, 865 Main m reeL TeL Real Fstale for Fxchange 7 several other good makes. At reduc William I.ewie’s place on the same Sketches by liessey: Synopsis by Uraucher uiiliolstered 322, Mattresses renovat ed prices and special terms. women from 15 to 20 years of age. Warned—Business Service ...... 26 ed at low cost and the proper way. BUILDING JDS'r completed. 5 room -Street yesterday afternoon by Pro fidaenlloiiiiJ- ...... Hats wltli all mujrovemenls. rent 323 “This may be due to a number HiiTfites Bros. Furniture Co., 649 W AT KINS'‘f U RNIT U RE E XC H A N G E bation Officer Edward Elliott, Jr. Courses and Classes ...... 27 Main street. Tel. 1628. per month; alsi'turtiisli d room rof As a result he ivas in court this of factors, but we must consider Private Instruction ...... _ 28 light houskoeinng Inquire at MIntz s cver-activity with its attendant fa ■ Dancing ...... 28-A UAWN MUWEUS SH A .tl’ENED and Depart hient Store, Depot '^quare. 209 morning on the charge of intoxica Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 retmlred. chliiineys cleaned, key fil Nqrih Mam street. tion and breaking and entering tigue as one of the most important. Wanted — InslriicUnn ...... 30 ing safes opened, saw filing end W aiilert— 'I'o liny 674 Peterson has been in the habit of If this is so with'high school giris, Kinpnclnl grinding. Work called fut, Hamid Houkits fitr liviit 05 what must the condition he with Bonds—Stocks—5|1ort gages .... 31 Clernson. 108 North Elm street. Tel hanging arcuii' the l^ewie place Business Opi'ortunities \ ...... 32 WILL PAY.HIGHEST PRICES for all j ■______youngvwomen"engaged in industrial 4 62. Uind^.qf chickenis. Will also buy | i,- i 1 -ir Tyler greatly favored joining Texasrj^ and in spite of the opposition of those who were egainstw admitting more slave states, succeeded:jost tefore thefi end of his term, though Texas was not mitted until Polk’s administration, , the Mormons were driven out of iiiinois andbeaffed f^ T the west. (To Be Contiiiued) Slceteh«i,nd£\2eps«j_CejM25*J23&J2!—2l!£E 22SSfi4tiiis^25yL ti (CawrriaiH.i BwV. R tr I _____ : .VCW."!?- I PAGE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER J.4, 1928. ■V By Percy L. Crosby j^LAPPER FANNY SAYS; SEHSE NO»S0Bfei\ . Ain’t It the Truth ? r ^t€, t h in g s PIDN'T CHANgS •AN OCP MAN I have an alitoni|t>bile, ''^ i ^ Hou) C ong It’s nice as nice can be, ’ ' ! MUCH IN this 8016 StHCi G 6 0 TX*S B u T cH eP lOeEE voii And best of all the grocer ! I U ^ N T AU^AV*, 010 Is buying it for me. i c.r SHOP'S JUST THiE AC4IAV? 1 SroM J5 IN YHC SAME dtp PLACE- 5AMC, AW'^ A uiecK I When out upon the toad I driv'e^; I do not let them pass: i"jer: And best of all miy grocer | ' Is helping buy my gas. ■' And if 1 break an axle No need for me to care, I have a willing, grocer f ■>. Who always treats, me fair. Some day I aim to pay him, (That is if things go right)' ■ i-r- But'df in trouble I should get, It’S\ grocery bill-good-night!v He— “ The roadster’s running a little badly, tonight— ’’ She (cynically)— “Yes! A cylin Mn.UB.MT.Ofr. der is going to miss in a few min C<«Mk BV NC» SSWICt, Me. utes, and we are just going to stop CiffiltM. ina r««y x* c»«*r, Centol Those also serve who only, stand by the bend in the river up yonder, and no, I haven’t any objectiori to, OUR BOARDING HOUSE iBnd listen! . just one little kiss occasional^.* By Fontaine Fox but not from you, and no, I'm nw j Mickey (Himself) McGuire By Gene Ahem interested in the I-got-it-from-a- friend-who-brought-it - back - this summer Scotch you have ori'^aur isO.' T H I S ' 1^ T H ^ - T H A T hip, and yes, I’m sometimesi f,a - t |-r lo ok s LIK& Voav/15 Y oo LAYlS prude, and no, I don’t love you. a H A S M o t a^^M rxpeuLrp wee, wee bit, and yet, I know my ? 0 Y VOLlR. -fA L K lA la SIfSAl - MA^oRC-’^ ^ fs . W iTH iM THArG* DAYS THF eyes are attractive, and I realize BDARP 1/ki S IbR A fiB IfS W6 IAR LAS-f OF THIS BEATS THE BAND you don’t say that to evetyiody. o p , -TM' P(E*-^ . . . However, I will take one little MeflrTAL V(lAREri6aSE,-AI^<3 S o ' V o i i -^W ou'v/E SLOWEP Today’s letter golf puzzle, from drink and let you park for just a uirfri HtlikLPpBP RI6ERAibR ROBBER, BRASS to BAND, is unusual be few minutes.” ^ | UP OM WoUR cause, while they are both flve-let- ^ CrfrfER fiPBA-f IPEAS V0t5 ?(B ?IUTERER»-« ter words, par* is only four. You’ll Another Ad for Henry “trfA-r FLirfifeftEP T o r RUSfiESl V1EEK,Y0UR have to work to beat the band to Constable—7“ These men were A WEEKr AM’ 'TMe M *>*'*^,WAS A ”YiA4E teat the solution on another page: blocking traffic, your honor, while ViEM-r iM-fo A EMV/lOLiS EWES WILL SEE VJHEM UE’ P , they had an argument.” MW -1AUKIM EG.U.S.PAT.OfF.. HCA »«VlCfc A FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Barrier By Blosset f ^ AiEOEROlDlSEE . \MELL,P0P AKY aOCOS A»JABe>to06DIAiS r Boarded f [ SOCA A PGEI^LESS ^ C £ l ' ISCOMIMSALQNVSIM TOi^sePAu^msss DP a u l t a e c r a c k s a / ^ B dSTA i^ t a o l e s a m > c r a c k s A', J'n 6j2eAT SAAPe -\N6;RB )7WAV5S POCAA PRV- AKEAmvil-E CO/AANOM EVES UAiTlU ADLES IM (X)R PEARCE - ’ MAILED SA O r» t o 6 0 //i6 7D m s (SEE/AiOBODY CAA^ O S C ^ 1 Bl66eST SUftPBJSeS TWSDAVOFmF SiviE A S m X W TO PA)D OROIAIARY CIBCOS SEE AM Y OF m s ,, IS'BEMT FEMCE IM CAPTNI w VME’R S D0JM61! OUTVMAAT'S COMIM’ OFF j m Da /-I/ SE94RATES A^TACAAAiCE IM FI/)DIM 6 OSCAR • m e VMORLD.'/ o u r , IF FRQ^KVNAAT A B C A A i/ 1 POOiAISSS j D ^ v i w r lb BE \ S 7 ^ \ f^ 6 cyjECFmS ; PLACE "A 6REAT^r*; QWTAE CIRCUSES 07A ER . •V. ^WATBJER SID E O F , CAAK67D FRECKLES FEA5CS... *ACO!I30IN6 REG. V.S. PAT. OFF. IbFBSCKtES itt44CK, 0192S. by NEA service. INC. y„v J I k * -. -/rtVL ^ ^ K. Bz SmaV (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM Toreador—1928 Model iL-.-i, ‘Just think,” said Coppy. “ Mercy breakfast so he fixed it up himself. Right in the food car they all ate rM opel30STpRAcnciir)pn.iseel do CPlN/T* ansI .This is the last night we will /VjeLLjTH'tAoRefRfvcnce. , YOUNCr eSR. "W* (toUC«W6M'STWMKYAKIM evek -■be real members of a urcus. I am and everybody thought it great ~ * cre.T, "tW &e.Tre.R.c«Ai4ce.r( TCHfr HUMTIM’ T f t !» € T CONTtfeST OMLVS r sorry It’s all o’er. The tents are The trainer brought down all he HAVe o ' VIlNMiM* H ___ OOTft seivsoi eve. *? down.; The cars are packed, and could from off the pantry shelf. IM TH' CHteP'S SHOOTIM’ , everything is nicely stacked. They And then there came some sad C0MTC5T ^Will, not leave till morning, so we’ll good-byes. The Tinies wiped their 7. rsleej? here Jttat once more.” little eyes and said, “ Don’t mind % b-, .And so, dov(n on the circus train our crying. It is rather hard to ^the Tinies joined - their friends part.” The trainer then cried, again. Halt through the night they “ Here that thump! You Tlnymites and talked about, the fun they’d had better jump. The train has id. Somebody heard wee Coppy started jerking and we’re now jh, and saw a teardrop in his eye. about to start.” le softly said. “ Don’t mind me, So all the bunch jumped to the please. I’m feeling pretty bad.” ground and then they quickly And then, at -midnight, they all turned around and started waving ‘ went right to their soft beds where wildly. There was nothing they they spent the balance of the night could say. The little train chug- ,in sleep. The train stood very still. chugged a bit. The Tinies stood 'Perhaps the Tinies all had dreams ghere watching it. And then . it : of funny folks arid fairy queens. gradually picked up speed, and jThey wondered what would be the slowly moved away. {next floe thlDif'io bring a thrill. '• When mofuirig came,some food (The Tinies run into another V m served. The trainer thought the huneb deserved a dandy farewell thrill in the next story). V • ■ V • ■ •FRroAY/SEPTEM BER^ PAGE EIGHTEEif lHanrlipjrter Sttntins DANCING DANCE HOOT MON Given by Women’s Society United Clan Games Follow The Crowd To Piping, Sword Dance, TURN HALL Highland Fling Five a Side Football, , AL PIERRE TA6ARIN SATURDAY EVENING Horseshoes Races Admission, 35c. 'Willlmantic Mt. Nebo, Sat., Sept. 15th Every Saturday Night An important meeting of Camp 2 p. m. bell Council,'K. of C., is to be held Medeni and Old Fashioned V Dance Music You Like To Hear in its hall on Bissell street Monday Dancing. \ evening. Odd Fellows*' Hall, 8 p. m. \ 8—PEERLESS—8 McKay's Orchestra Police Commissioner and Mrs. Albert T. Dewey left this morning Exceptional "Values iri fo.r Lake Placid. N. Y., where they will spend the next two weeks. S. L. Barrabee of 52 Maple street ABOUTTOWN has left town for the Jewish holi Paul Chih Meng, the Chinese days being engaged to perform the Mr. and Mrs. Walter Palmer student of religion and political Rosh Hashanoh services in a have returned from their honey science, who was to have lectured synagogue in another city. moon trip to Niagara Falls and at Center Congregational church, Canada. Mrs. Palmer before her Sunday morning, is unable to come Mrs. Joseph Tedford of Academy marriage on September 4 was Mrs. to Manchester until the 23d, when street entertained with a bridge at Katherine Kittson of Hollister it is hoped a large number will be her home last evening. First prize present to hear him. was captured by Miss Eva Jarvis street. and Mrs. Joseph Dimlow received consolation. Those who attended were: Mrs. George Holmes. Mrs. John Allison, Mrs. Harold*Forrest, Mrs. Joseph Dimlow, Miss Eva Jarvis, Miss Josephine Jarvis, Miss Marion Jacobson. Dainty refresh Smart ments were served. 'XM Miss Evelyn Jones, daughter of ^ o p p i r ^ Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Jones of Woodbrldge street, will enter the H and Bags North Carolina State College for Mail Orders Filled ■Women at Greensboro next week, where she will take the course in home economics and art. Miss Jones was graduated from the Man- Dozens of Stunning i I PRESENT NEW FALL ehester High school with the class of 1926. Since that time she has been employed by one of the large Hartford insurance companies. Mr. An unusual collection of hand bags in plain or os- and Mrs. Jones will accompany trich--grain leathers, featuring the back-strap style their daughter to North Carolina that is so in vogue. Solid or two-tone colors in red, WEAR AND and they plan to leave tomorrow. FALL FRO'CKS green, tan, black, brown and gray. Nicely fitted I and lined. A typical Hale yalue at this price. Several Manchester men and women are planning to go to Wood- stock tomorrow where they will at Leather Goods—Main Floor tend an old-fashioned Republican Fashioned of Printed Velvet, Satin and Heavy Crepes--;* j, rally. There are to be a couple of bands, a speaker of national repute Many Velvet Trimmed. r ACCESSORIES and a gathering of politicians from all parts of the state are expected \ in the little town of Woodstock for the rally. Miss Janet I ATTRAaiVELY PRICED Miss Jessie Reynolds, social nurse, has finished her vacation and is again on duty at the Board of Health’s headauarters. $10.00 tb $35.00 Pure Silk Hose FOR SATURDAY The Manchester Pipe Band goes to Bristol tomorrow and will take Models for sports wear, office wear an d afternoon wear, featuring the new style ' In the Service. Weight' part in the parade being held in touches—tiers, scalloping, stitching, shirring and tucks. Black, Independence blue, I SHOPPERS that city. wood brown and winter beige tones. Come and choose tomorrow 1 Jacob Laufer has leased the store located to the south of his own Hale’s Apparel—Main Floor, Rear I SHOWING ALL THAT’S-NEW! store on Main street to a New York concern which will open a chain store there. New. fall school and Frank Curry, a former resident sport outfits require of Manchester, but- now a letter I CHIC YOUTHFUL pew hosiery to match carrier in Hartford, was a visitor ’n town yesterday afternoon. Mr. i^and the Miss Janet Cbrry left Manchester fourteen Tomorrow"A Special Selling years ago. He makes one trip -a stockings are both in year to Manchester. Yesterday’s expensive and practi 1 FROCKS was on the last day of bis vacatiop. cal. They are fash The armored automobile used by ioned of fine service the AtlauUi; and Pacific Tea Com FOR WOMEN WHO WOULD BE SMART Fall Millinery weight, .' pure silk... I pany to collect receipts of its stores in town, figured in an accident at full fashioned ___ Our collection of PariS-inspiTed crea- the corner of Main and Maple three-inch lisle hems streets yesterday when a, boy com Turbans, Cloches, Large Brims , I tions unrivalled in style.. fabric.. price. ing home from school turned the -----reinforced heels corner and ran into the automobile. and toes. New tan I Presenting charming Frocks of Transpar- Charles Leonard of Springfield’was I ent Velvet .Silk Crepe, Satin, feather- the driver of the truck and Edwin colorings. Johnson, also of Springfield, was I weight Tweeds and Jersey simply styled— the guard. The boy said he was Hosiery—Main Floor not injured, but the driver reported I yet quite chic for the well dressed woman the accident to the police station. For your lavishly furred coat, .for your all-fur coat later.. I of today. for tailleur or sports frocks. . . .here are the smart hats tliat are appearing everywhere in fashionable society. Some almost Hemslilching—Pleating brimless, .others with deftly tucked brims. . . .draped turbans. . I Featured Saturday! small cloches. All the browns, lovely blues, tans and black BUTTONS COVERED tones. Special tomorrow—$4.9'5. The New^ M aiV efeU ® ' Mrs. M. S. Manning With Famous .TKtsgHD’BelL I $14.95 To $55.00 Hale’s Millinery—Main Floor Rooms 1 and 2 House & Hale Bldg. f ... ’■ • ■ . ) AV-.- si? 'm m z AS To ^------Tt\£\R fw e KFTCR V v:m n r ^ la i Cochran*— PICTURES ^ knick tWCiR CAvPTORt Mn.ti.iLMr.afR. ^ VlUAlNOUS BMP Of pesekT fib'- 0UTlWS> vNKSH ANPCiOZ^ ARe U£P To A NEAR' camp in tH6