MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1940 The W eather Xwaa Foroeaat of U< B. Weather Bwmhi \ E IG H T E E N Average Dally Circalatloii ' The Amerlcan-Uthuanlan Citi For tka Month nf October, 194$ ShowMli and wanner tonight; Thomas F. Ferguson, of 1« A meeting of the Tolland County Wedneddny colder In Into after Federation of Women’s clubs will zens club will hold lU regular Henry street, and Uvlngaton meetW in Uberty haU on Golway noon or nt night. AboutT^wo Friend, of 54 Tanner street, spent take place Thursday, November 7 HALE'S SELF SERVE , 6,498 In Somers at 4:30 p.m . and dinner stre^vtonlglit. All members are the week-end In New York City, requested to attend and to make The OriRinal In New Engtondl V MooilMr nC thn Andit They attended the Notre Dame- at aU o’clock. At'TMO a play will j Bnrann of Clrenlntlona be presented by the Somers club. returns bn tbe card party. !' Manchester^A CUy of ViUage Charm On a call fSr iaalatance coming Army football game Saturday af PRICE THREE CENTS Iftom ouUlde of the fire district ternoon. AND HEALTH MARKET (TWELVE PAGES) Saturday- afternoon. Chief Gris MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1940 wold of the Manchester depart The Bluellelda A. C. will hold Its (OlaanlM AdeertUIng on Pago ie> ment went to Parkervillage and regular meeting tonight at 8 25 Only! Washable VOL. L X , NO. 81 extinguished a fire that had start o’clock at Its clubhwse on Emer TUESDAY SPECIALS ed In the milk room of the former son street. Double H.-OC Green Stamps Given With Cash Sales iNielaen Dairy located to the east Jacquard Bedspreads Prepare to Get Bodies from Airliner < Parker street. The damage was AH Day Tuesday. Rainfall Moves East; I small. The booster tank was used. An nU-oyer floral fiattam, reyeralblo — In roae. blue, cedar and green. Full bed also $ 1 .6 9 Greek Defenders Transport Crashing into Mountain I Mias Evelyn R. Johnston of Save up to ^40 only. — Hale’s Quality Family Bigelow street .has returned home Another Shipment! after a two weeks' vacation cruise ON 19.19 G. E. MODELS 8-Plece Cork Mat l o a f May Upset Forecast on the S..S. Dixie from New York Capttire Italians to New Orleans and reUim, taken BREAD I in company with Hartford friends. 1—8 cu. f t DeLuxe O. E. Re frigerator. Wan 8259.95. Now -,J Luncheon Sets Hale’a Sliced, Rlndlem $219.95 Waahable and heat-proof — aavea laun Behind Own Lines ?sf^' i ALICE COFBAN dry — protMts furniture. 4 doilies 12"xl8” Lb. 1 9 c On Record forgot I (Known AS Queen .Alice) and 4 Coaatera. Seven patterns in all. color Bacon I— 5 ru. ft. DeLuxe.G. E. Re $ 1.00 ' sriR IT l'A I. MEDIUM frigerator. Wan $189.95. Now eomblnationa. Set ...... Corner Rest of 4,000 P i a o h 1 Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son i Bom With a Veil. lOO-Ll), Bag Troops Operating with Ueiitral S lat^ Affected Keadli>gs Duil.v 9 A. .M. to 9 P. M. $154.95 For Asthma Sufferers! Sugar $4.79 upplies Dropped by E netnV MjaCK United Nation ; Chief Wivah By W eall^, But Re K i- f)r By Appointment. In the Service Washable Plicose 2—5 cu. f t .Standard O. E. Re Good '.urk Chocolate or Vanilla . , . King liei'c. range. Knitted Cuffs with Talon Zipper...... 89c Tomatoes 2 23c (flnntlnued on Page Two) Salt i:-ke City, Nov. « ^ would______retain his leadership . for "straight.Republican." In reply to "Against Greece through the a questWh by an election clerk he area.s. Leather Knee P a tch es...... canyon-bound fastness ^en seven pas-sengers and s crew oi rnree-dieJ as a blg,^ bi- precedent-smashing third term Wondch L. WiWkif, "lawyer.’’ Tender, Genuine .'tt\inlo the voting booth wa.s among the millions who cast Public Children’s and Girls’ Su.spcnders — for skirts, slacks, doniti. „ .... election might be, he told the na- his ballot-b<-fore nn. Entering- MAHOIIfTm eoNw ir.fccU Bourre.s in Vugoslavln destroyed. iKKlies down the mountainside but' lion in an election eve broadcast to the cheei-k of a cisowd of sever- CUBE STEAKS 12c to 14c ea. ' for 37c Plaii^ Battle the polling place at a public achool Bridge Party Kvcluslve G. E. Dealer shorts, ski pants ...... 2.^c and ‘29c Soap Chips 18c 2 .xniil 30,000 lUllnn noldicrs^ were Bastbound from San Fronci.sco, in a f.antaslic, twisted heap at the Coront'r W. L. Rigby of Davis that "after th^c ballots are count- n a t iv e 10 TO 12-I.H. Tl ltKIiVS ...... >'>• JOc the huge plane circled through a fiont of the cabin, and broke the ' (Continued on Page Four) in New York city, he said in re S|M)nHore - ‘f which they said hn« been ahelled furious snowstorm in an atteriipt plane almost in half. Masonic Social t'liih Over British The pilots, Capt. Howard Fey of p. deferred^untii^t^^ay. , 'decided to^ ca.-t going to vote ’.'straight Republi Also a Orobp of Uaed Waahera bv Greek heavy artillery from to "line up” the Salt Lake City FRESH SPARE KIRS...... At Range, aiul^rfrigeratora. “Gosy Kid” Sleepers ,Z9c Clorox ""’lie (It. 19c airiKjrt and lami. Instead. It Oakland, Calif., and Fir.st Officer can." height* neized in fierce bayonet .smashed into the 25-dcgrec Slope Thomas E. Sandegren V>f Tacoma, The dead,' “ - t h r S - ^ m President Roosevelt voted later ,\fasoTiic Ti'iiipU* ' charges. Tlie Greeks also were re- Coast Today Willkie Makes in the d,av nt the White frame FRANKFl'RTS...... ‘ ‘ ‘ ib lie A warm, snug sleeper with feel. Sizes 2 to 8 yea i s. i of the Wasatch mountains whicn W.osh.. were catapulted from Ih’ co-pilot, were has exercised the “ right of Uic Weekly— SlarlinR Monday, . 8!lc Firestone j,orted to have captured the town grr list as: . town hall in the village of Hyde SAUERKRAl'T ...... ’ ' r .iirKPNS Sleepers for Older Children, size 10...... of Blglistii, three miles northweic. | i ri.se. at that point. 7,000 feet from cabin and tossed into-the .snow. 20 franchise for decades. Noy. I At 8 O’Cloek feet ahead of the severed no.se of Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Muir “ .M«#t Powerful Safeguard" Park. N Y. BROILERS (lIKKc^ Baby Shop.______(Rs.'' of the Greek-AUmnian frontier on the valley floor. ..f Detroit. Muir was plant engi- Unity Appeal .Merehandisc Prizes. Super Anti Freeze 2 31c Suriptt of Biltrr Fights PIrfne Brak'Ti Alm«»t In Half the plane. That right, he said, is "the ijiosl First Town for M lllkle Roofing & Siding the way to Koritza > Pack hor.so.s were led to the , powerful safeguard of our democ \ First returns from the presi- .Admi.ssion ‘5.'> cents. New Shipment Of Win .Another Hill As Nazis Rpsnnic At Force of the collision \piled sev fontinuesl On Page Two) N .VnVE POTATOES Our Specially en pa.sscngers and the stewarde.ss scone la.st night to tian.sp_j>rt the racy. 111 Last Talk ! dential balloting came from New Ineludinif Refreshments. The high command declared the : tacks in Formation ! "T^e right to place men in of- I England and the south. First In Fresh Soup Bunches Each 5 C Greek shock troops won another . ------^------— I flee, at definite fixed date of elec- . the nation to record its vote was BeWise^ 25c peck A. A. Dion, lnc.\ Hall Pottery hill yesterday in the successively- After 1-om* W olf Raiils it ion for a specific term, is the ' ! little Sharon,.N. H:. which Ubu- / / Now l.ocated At Tliankfi Snpp 6 i:terfi in . $ 1 . 0 0 captured chain of heights around I j right which will keep a free peo- S^^ EET POT.VTOES xTeapots,* 'Lcup ...... Fresh, Large Bunch Koritza. Greeks already have or- ; Sul) Warfare Largest Vote Turnout I pic always free. . . . seven fo^ Roosevelt at 12 minute* 299 .Autumn St. Tel. 4860 , Tiulletin! "After the ballots arc counted. ■ Radio Speech; Urges %twc 'Teapots, 6-cup . $ 1 . 4 9 cupled petitions on 5:fnint Morava, 1 after midnight ( e. s. ,t.)', Thl# 5 lbs. 12c Celery Hearts 1 Each 7 C commanding the trmjp and suppl” ; I»ndon, Nov. 5.—'/P'— '*^**r** the real rulers of this country will End Be Pnt lo Dis- compared wjth the hafnlet’a 1932 1: BWutlfully designed, novelty sh.aped. in gay rolors of golfj, road the Itallana uaed for their (H-rman plane* were snot Called Worst 1 have had their way, as they have j ' arand fine for; red, mx)wn and green. ,lrjve towarfl Phlorina and Salon* down today, the Alr_Mlnlstry In MftH.cliester History 1 had it every four years, during cord in United Stales, j Rooseveij^ ^ F O O O S N ATIVK SI’ IN -U 'H each piece ;i9c announced, aa the Nazi Air our whole national existence. Another New Hampshire coq)- Pepper and Salt Ranue S e ts ...... ika. « Force tried In vain to fight Itnother New fa r 1 9 e Advices from the front did not ! "After the ballots are counted. ' New York, Nov. TV-— An munln’.inlty. Hart's Location, count SuKar anffxCream Sets...... ,.$ 1 .0 0 Juicy Grapefruit 5 nMt the defending plane# and British Peril the United States of Amenca will I9c peck ...... $1.19 estimate the number of Italian Rtifih Starts With Open- \ O tei’S' ' election-morning appeal for na- thrrt for Wlllki-Wlllkie to five for Ro<^e- A. R. Wilkie Large Cookie J a r s ...... soldlera already reported captured bo^> the eaplUI. London’# still be united." ij J - veil.velt. In 1936 the voiersvoter# 1. 8:i65 . . ."lOc and $1.2.'> the surrender of the remainder of day came late In the after ( i lin r r l iil T ^ i»*i**’ N a t io n I cation of campaign policies and finish today to Wendell L. Willkleajgj. Landon. (All,I FLO W ER Pitchers ...... \ ...... noon, but all four warnings Ntimher of Women Crowd Polls; I principles in a statement he la- These articles are\ll in bright Chinese Red. HEALTH MARKET the 4.000 men was Imminent. were brief. The Oernian planes Ha.s More to Fear I sued last night thanking those presldential campaign—a finish Among the early reporter#. The Itallann were said to have Noted; Few Splitting. similar to the one which climaxed Nutbuah. N. C„ gave all It# 2f reg F«rm*fre»h 15c each, We are happy to find in our new “ American’ maga apparenUy were shot dow^n From U-Boal Alta«*ks who had .worked for Democratic boi Pasteurized Milk been sent behind the Greek lines when they tangled with the nominees. his pre-convention drive for the istered votes to Mr. Roosevrtt. Bo* 9erve» 4 (l3oi.l L A fw Shipment Of zine the assertion of these facts: to cut communications. Quantities Record Seen CONFEITIONERV B..\.F. high over the south Than from Air Raiiln. The biggc.st election turnout In "Transcend PartiHanship" Republican nomination. -v In the deep south,- Alabama’s 2 m ore V A L U ei We’re dead wrong when we worry alntut “ loo much of supplies, including a portable east coast. The Air Sllnlstrj "As the campaign closes." he Willkic, who as a setf-wyled first count of absentee ballots, in srcAR wlreleas set. were reported seized ■Manchester's history jammed the and Cream Reed Ferneries meat.” It is gday as nearly 1.000 Two Towns Appeal for tion' that the principles for which convention race only—ISat TSpring. president 660 votes and/the Re destroyixl. but the pilots were .Minister Winston Churchill warn- ^ hour rushed early to STRAWBERRIES. Colors: diets (including “ reducing"), is rich in ian planes for the cornered troops. we are fighting transcend parti broadcast his closlfig words to the publican nominee five. 7c lb. From Selected farm s Galvanized tray. (The dispatches did not explain saved. ■ Snpplies of Paper Bal mins, and provides “ complete protein. Modern meals ed the seagirt British soberly to- armory to register thfir po- sanship. They involve the prin electorate shortly jbefore 1 a. m., In 1936, Nutbush vot^ 31 to 0 Green and ivory. $1.98 - $2.98 * how the troops got behind the require meat I > London. Nov. 5—(^)—BriUsh day that they now have more to , decisions. At press time lots; Half of Vote ciples of true Americanism and e.s.t. , for President Roosevelt./ PRINCESS Greek defense line.) the Democratic way of life. Galvanized and German warplane^ fought a fear from the mounting depreda- i afternoon the total votes Thanking his supporters, he said 1 Rains in Five .State# 'War Material .Seized series of bitter battles high over ! Cast Before Noon. "To all who have labored to ad ir a radio speech from a theater tions of U-boats than the constant 8,000, a record. In At 7 a. m.. e. a. t.. the Weather RESTAURANT streamline Your Menu! ^ Prisoners were reported captur England's southeast coast today vance those principles by working near Times Square: • German air raids. total was 9,575, and with Bureau' reported it was raining 'p .m cfiw n t ed, and abandoned trench mortars, os the Nazis resumed formation New Ha,vcn. Nov. 5 .—(/P-—Vot in behalf of the Democratic can "This great cause is the most Cor. Mum and I’earl Streets Radiator Humid[i^l i.h attacks after wide-ranging "lone Before the House of Commons. -period up to 6 p.m. yet re- didates. I return h(;artfelt thanks. ’ sacred cause in all the world— the 1 moderately in OhioThlo suid IllinoU i DIAL 4151 [OPPERS French Larhb Chops 25c mnthlne-guns and war material ers flocking to the polls in excep , and at Detroit. Rain/was forecast were reported seized by the Greeks wolf" night raids which kept the he promised "we shall do our , ^a(,iing. It is predicted here^hat With the assistance - of news preser^•aUon of the free way of life ; hVPTH OF POST OFFICE ’ ONE B -----:----- S P E C IA L ------CONNICnCUT A necessary Winter acccs.sory — will take thiK best” to help Italian invaded jp qqq votes will be cast. estem Penn at several places along the battle tional numbers throughout Con serrice teletypes, bringing returns in America. And that free way of al*-» dryness out of any room. ((V>ntlnued On Page Two) Greece from air and Naval b^es ^ Voter# Out Early necticut today brought from elec from all over the. country into his sylvania. and lonigW in western line as the Greek* claimed their newly established in Crete But. Clerk Samuel J. Turklng- life can be pre.served in .America New York^ At thal/hour the band LUNCHEON A GREAT MERGER! counter attacks kept the Italian tion official.* predictions,of a rec own home, the ■ chief executive only if we become a united people. he said. Britain ibust not forget | other officials agreed that planned to keep his own tabulation New “Silver Lane” 3 II. 1 9 C Invasion staVed. that she must, fight "tpe , yjanchcslcr has never seen such ord vote. . "For seven and a half years We (Continue,! on ("age Eight) tonight on the election trends. have had discord, and wc are hav Water Sets ^ ^ I.bs. A communique said Italian palgns of 1943 and 1944. ^ ' crowds of voters. The rush start- In at least two towns. Darien Special! One W^eek Only! Kraut f planes bombed th port of Piraeus, Germans Dro]) He had devoted a large portion ing discord at a'tlmc When we look 4 0 c Navy Untler "Grievous Burden" I p j immediately as the polUs fPfn- and Canterbury, the balloting was •(Nov, 1th to 9th) With painted Fruit design Regularly $ X , O y Patras. Volorf snd numeroiis other of the day before election to pay- across the seas and see that it was Dinners . . . ’...... • 65c THIS COKE IS Small Lean Cuts 16c Thc Prime minister declared e.d and continued throughout the so heavy as to sw'amp all facilities, S2.25. Just Right for Kraut! Lb. towns again yesterday, causing morning w-ith only a slight letup and result in ah appeal to the sec discord and weakness from -within GUARANTEED Pork 1,500 Boml)s frankly that tt»e Navy, in fighting (Continued on Page Two) tiiat caused .the demoeraeies of Basement. civilian casualties, b\it accomplish the challenge of the submarine, after liinch time. retary of state's office for supplies 1 M en’s Trousers ^ pip. C O ® If you are not aatlstied wltbdta ing no dama'ge to military objec Europe to collapse before totali Flashes ! Freshly Mado was under "a grievous burden in Party workers on both sides, as of paper ballots. . Regularly S.'ic Pair’. use, we will'reniovc'the.coke and tives tarianism." Late Bulletln#j of the iJPi WIra) DOUBLE H rK g r e e n STAMPS TIIESD.XY!^ being barred from neutral Irish usual were alternately balanced Most communlUes reported ap This spex'ial doys not iiicludc whiles. Each )ialr is eurefiiny refund the money for the Italian tanks and troop coDcen- Nightlong Hail Show, proximately half of their register Only Beginning of "Crusade" checked for minor repairs and missing luillons. amount removed. First ToMiis Adding that election day was Lamb Patties i^. 19c *^ius unveiled concern over sub (Continued on Page Eight) ed vote already in by noon. Nazis, Soviet* Negotiate. GULBRANSEN (Continued on Page Four) ered on Targetn from only the beginning of his "crus-1 Ca.sh Price %UM Per Ton. For f Quick Meal After the Show ., . . Add marines reflected the loss of three Manchester, claiming the coun Bucharest, Nov, 5—(4V— Tho is America’s Best South to Seotlaiid. great liners in a little more than try’s largest voting precinct, re ShoM Split ade," he declared, "united we | official Iron Gmird newspaper said Manchester Dry Cleaners a week -Canada's Empress of ported that of the 12.900 Prrsons stand,; divided we fall. Let us be- today that negotiations hetween Bii’ds Eye Carrots or BriUin and the British- armed Four States’ registered, an average of 750 had con.e once again a nation united." (iiTiiiuny and Soviet Itussla were PHONE 72.’>4 i , Piano Buy TODAY j W . H A U CORK Italians Reaeli Berlin. Nov. 5.—(ff'i—A night merchant cniisera Laurentic and The candidate, who had worked iQD Co, long hail of more than l,500;bombs balloted every hour since the polls under way and predicted that MAHCSeSTIR COHH- Patroclua, plua thousands of tons Willkie l^ads in ' To at his conipaign offices in the Hotel Kusslan Premier-Foreign Commls- 449» Package of '‘all calibers'’ on L/indon and opened. j Commodore until midnight, receiv Peas 23c in smaller ships. Votes Sought tal Vote Cast Early sur Vyai hoslaff .Molotoff might gu Vojiissa Rjver hits on important Both Parties Predict Victory \ ed a loud greeting from the southern England to Scotia^ Much of the German U-boat ac Connecticut's Republicans and j to Vienna to confer with the Ger- Add “ Local ro1or’’,To Your Plate; . tivity has been off Ireland. In Hampshire. audience invitfd to the fbcater j ^ j „ | g t e r » . were reported by the German high Democrats, a gruelling campaign- ended, there] Cautiously. Churchill disclosed OntooniP of Elortion predicted a victory When the program ended, ^bereli; Rlblientrop and Silver iJino V command today. . ' that Britain's merchant tonnage behind them, predicted a victo^ j , *245 Snlmiariiies , Credited London again was the main ob* for their party to la y B p D p c IiIp i I b y which gave President Rsevelt a q-fig town of Hart’s Location today. Willkie." jiist'a-s there had beW “ j <.i.,rman Hource# in Bwhairst re 3 for 10c \Cith Sinking 24,000 when the war »tarted. ^and that chant. "We want Willkie ' 1 orrman-Russian negotlu- Dill Pickles said. b(it day and night attacks al the sp newly-acquired United Etislpm Bloc Votprs. 103.000 vote plurality in 19.36, but counted a vote of three for Wen- Tons of S hi p ping so were made throughout the Bnl- del; Willkie to five for President ;As sodn as the broadca.st was ' „»M n g agree- KEMP’ S, Inc. over. the couple dmve to ^*’eir j r.iiieerning the Balkans and (tVintlnued on Page Two) (Continued on I’ageK 'iu’ ) • Roosevelt to bring tlie early total Piano Tuninif (Continued-oil Page Two), New York, Nov. .Y .c-i^ -’riie for two towns in New Hampshire - Fifth avenue apartment. They ar- Nearti East, espeelally those Rome, Nov. 5. (/F) -Italian outcome of the 1940 presidential ranged to vote _at 9:15 .a^ m atwhere InUTesIs !7fi? Main Sf.'^ 'lek 5 troops in Greece tiavc reached IJje first in the nation to rejxirt—lo 27 election m'avi well be decided by for Willkic. and 12 for Mr. Roose Public School No. 6 on Madison l«,wer*l«>wer* mightnil„ overlap, . - sueti head of the Vojuaaa rlvbr. the high ~7 voters in, New Y’ork. New Jersey, avenue, only a few bhK-k.s from as the Dardanelles or. the oil field# command announced todfty, after velt. fu el and RANGE OIL Pennsylvania and Delaware, which Record \ ote In 1936 the voters of Hart's Lo- , their residence. , . , Neither made any of Iran (Persia.) a aeries of heavy aerial bombard- Million Who Vote Will Not tpgeth'cF have a powerful bloc of cation In the White Mountains cast I other e)ecti<)n day engagements. In Any Qnanlity— Any Time nients yesterday in the vicinity of 102 electoral votes. 11 votes for President Roosevelt t « o Vessels Shelled Phlorina, Kastoria and loannlna. Signs Strong (Continue on Page Eiglit) Scene of intensive campaignirtg and four for his Republican oppen- New York, Nov,. 5^— .% Brit W holesale uml Retail At the same time Italian sub Cast Ballot for President by both parties—as well as by ent. Alf M. Landon. marines were '•officially' credited ish passenger liner and a frelgM- ELECTRICIANS their presidential candidates— the In the gubernatorial coritest er were, reported b«-lng shelled 'by with sinking 24.000 tons of .ship pivotal eastern area presented Await Count to Rem ove Treasury Balance —sim onf paign against folks who can vote Hart's Location gave the same fil e ) an en**niv ship today midway la ping In the Atlantic. . Washington, Nov. 6—(/Pl numerous imponderables as the votes to Democrat F. Clyde Keefe the north Atlantic In message* In- BANTLY OIL COMPANY (The Vojussa rises in the Plndus but won't. > . . . people had their say at the polls. ‘Donbtfnr Label on 4 Washington. Nov. 5— —The Michelet, president of the National to three for Republican Robert L. teri’epted by .Maekay; Radio, One roounUlna Just north of Metsovo "I reasoned." he explained, Among these were record vote p ».U .n Center Street Phone 5293 "that a country that votes only 50 New England States. S.SrbuTr.T.KSiTh; r„ J message "said the 16,698-ton Pas and about 3.5 miles from the G-t Out the Vote Club—the man registrations hi New York and the First Congressional District ' senger liner Kangltlkl. lately used Greek-Albanlan border, across who doesn’t care how you vote as per cent is apt aomeday to be run NSW Jersey—which have the contest with five votes for U. S. dltures, $28,995,i41.33. n(,. fcal- Given With Cash Soles In Serving the Pnblic for 23 Years. on a 60 per cent basis. I organized comesi i * _ ,|anCe. $2,009,2.59,4.52.44: customs as a trans|>ort to remove Rrltisa which it flows in a northwestcmly long as you do vote-rtoday pre p^ticlans guessing- and John L. Boston, Nov. —r Strong ehihln-n from war zones. directl(>n. Metsewo Is about 16 dicted 61.000,000 Americans would the club." . . . Lewis' call for CIO union members Bigns of a record vote "'•i,''® 1 (Continued on Page Four) j receipt.#-for month, $2.126 834,63, 'b f u « coal* burns better^lasts longer In 1928. he predicted America Ink gunned hy enemy ship of the Both These Stores AH'Doy miles northeast of loannlna. the mark "X " on ballots tn ,thls presi to 'auppoVl Wendell L. Willkie. ed plainly on roost of Nedr E ngird- Graf S|>ee elass", about half-wr v industrial city which la the Imme- would harvest a bumper crop of VoG*# Sought By Both as the first presidential ballots — m o k s s h om o h o otin g EASY dential election. between Ireland and Newfouao- dlate objective of the Italian drive However,” he BaW, ballots. He estimated the Significant of the Importance at- were cost today, but only a tabu lund. An hour and a half later And it buens better, lasts on the Epirus front.) may seem strange—only 60.000.000 37.000,000. Upwards of 36,798,000 tacheii to the area Is the fact that lation in the big city and Industrial there came another message re-,, Tuesday. RIGHT HERE! th o u san d s of home own- Overcome "Uvely Be#l#tanc«^’ of them will vote for a president "tmted. . . President Roosevelt gave two of areas tonight could remove the iHirting an altaek h|Min the Cor e « tell the *«n»e story . . - longer — gives more heat per, In 1932 and 1936 he was Just as Genuine iKiiition Parts afe in British War Relief A communique said the Italian and a vice president.” his five major political addresses doubtful" label from four of the |. Election Returns Tonight nish City, 4,05’Mon freigtiler. I better heat «t less cost with blue fuel dollar. forces had reached the headwaters Abo\it 1.000,000 folks, he esti close. in his home state and one in Phila six northeast6rn states. i whleh has been plying ■ be'twaiMi -.1| Crusade* In Every Stale stalled here, quickly, by ex coel’.Is it toy wonder that they WTiy not follow the exam of the Vojussa after oven'«>'"‘"B mated, will (A) prefer not to make delphia. The first ballots were marked In England and the United States, perts factory-trained in Ipni- "lively enemy resistance.’’ With pen and typewriter he's Winkle has campaigned vigor the tiny town of/Sharon, in south reorder it ybar after year ? ple of many of your neighbors choice. (B) Ignore tbe presi carried his crusade into every The Herald will announce election bulletins from the Associated tion technique! No waitinff, add burn ‘blue coal’ this sea The Fanclnt Air Force was said dential race. (C) be confused by ously through the area for the ern New Hampshire. 'There Wen Nazis SUrt Night Att^'k •blue e ^ ’ gives even, uni to have supported advancing In aUte in the country and some- support which some poliUcal prog P/fess wires tonight as fast as they are flashed over the four The JW.HALC CORK nb'Parts-.substituting, no un son ?,Yop’Il have a warm, cozy the ballots, or (Dt make mistakes. tlmea he feels that he has accom dell Willkie garnered 24 votes to London, Nov. (1—(A'l—Gernwi form heatXhat protects fainUy fantry columns vith an Intenw at "It's sad,” he lamented, "but It a nosticators say is needed for a Re- seven for Preslderit Roosevelt. In wVes coming into the newspaper’s editorial rooms. Loud bomim sent London’s mllUoim »o MAHCHtSTER CONM- reasonable charges. Poor home and you’ll be money plished some good. Diiblican victory?- assuming the health—help, V—cut doctor bills.— ___ , tack upon Greek positions and At first he was discouraged. 1936, Sharon recorded 13. for Alf speakers are set up at The Herald plant. 13 Bissell street, shelters early tonight after Nazi motor performance . usually It gives c ln n , steady he*t. ahead, too. lines of communications. ^*^'Alwr»ys Close On Prediction* "solid south” remains Democratic. Landon and three for Mr. Roose raiders had tried vainly la day Dive bombers repeatedly scored "I found out." he said, “ that my Through the eastern Industrial to announce the election retuifriB. traces right back to Ignition. Michelet ha# been predicting the enthusiasm for what seemed like velt . light lo flght past pUntw hits on Greek mounUin area both parties have talked co Another New Hampshire town. Ing the ci^ ta l. Ex^odlng bomb# .•Lhd'Ignition trouble,, too fre ^ OHODI PdOMIY-lAVINa *blu« coaP FROM US TODAY nation's voting volume for 23 a patriotic cause was not widely Tonight at 8 OXlock . in the nigged ranges n o ^ of and he’s never been farther off the operation with labor. Both have Hart's ,Location, was the second to could be heard above the heavjf quency, traces right back to conta^ous. Democrats .were en- stressed peace at home, defense It will be impossible to give telephone service tonight. Four i/l-) inexj^rt repairs! Stop by for . lohnilinn. and along the correct mark than-^one-fhalf of one tbusiastlc, but solely ih getting report, casting three votes . for rumble of gunfire at the bej^nalfid - ttoadthg eastward from that city to and aid to Britain. ■ Willkie to five for President Roose wires will bring all the -news to The Herald for announce of . the evening raid. per cent: " out the Democratic vote. Repub President Roosevelt carried all • • * , a check-up. It ma.v save you Kallkakl, the communique said. with him it's a hobby. licans were efihuslastlc, but like velt. In 1936 the president receiv ment over the loud speaker system on Bissell Street. a lot in the end! ORANGE HALL Other lUHan air squadrons "Tie's founder of the Natldiyil Get wise only about the Republican /our states in 1936, Neiv York by ed 11 votes to four for l a ndon. Bodies Found . la Wood# The Valuable Premiums You Get for Your Green 1 1,112,552: New Jersey by 363.528: \veic reported to have attackc4 Out the Vote Club, chairman ot Its turnout." Few Beporla Before Nightfall Waedlaad, Me., Nav. S ta m p s 'Make-Shopping At These Stores Extra Profit The W ; G. GLENNEY CO. Urn naval base of Pw^eM on Pennsylvania by 663,488 and Dela M ons-Ypres Post, British W ar Veterans board of directors, general mana In voting, he says, there s no Few reports were expected be The local polls close at 6 p. m„ but since there are 20 machlnea Tho bodies of a Ifi-year-ald N O R T O N Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint west coast of Greece and the port ware by 15,688. boy sad aa older eosapaalaa . Manchester ger and Its sole financial backer. evil like the aUy-at-home vote. fore nightfall from areas of mark to be counted it wIE b# close to an hour before the Manchester able. 1 Telephone 4148 of V'oloa on the ca*t coast. "Someday,” he said, “we may Democrats Claim AU Four ed Democratic strength, for the found la wood# t e ^ by Om N f'a ELECTRICAL 336 No. M^n Street Admission 25c He came to Washington from Democratic leaders are claiming More Action In Africa# Minnesota.years ago as secretary get them all out. results can fiatber. A frenh burnt of action, mean' INSTRUMENT CO. TUNE IN ON "THE SHADOW " EVERY SUNDAY AFTERNOON to’ the late'Senator Knuto Nelson I" Thhn he’ll break up i* e N.G.O. I (Continued «n Page Fourl (Oonttnued on pi#ge Two) Hilliard lpt. Phone 4060 , / j^and W 1»M launched hla cam- • T.V .a ' ^ Advertise in The Herald—It Pay* I ■f‘. 4 . 1 - ■ X r. tA G * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN.. TLT.SOA Y. NO\T^MBER 5.1940
Polls Oosing I Need for Skilled Control Concert at High School W arfare Prepare to Get United Nation Times V ai^ Your Score Sheet For Election Night Of Tooth Decay Needed office for those who desire such ou Election Day ■ Airliner Bodies flUT------WOIT MOON# IlfOtT I ••sosr selection. Planes Battle The Poor Vo Seen After All Rousi »fWillV If Roosi’vcit WiHh ii Early and regular dental care cere can control areas of decay Serve Bat One Year Aids Scholarship Fund while they are atlll amall. Etees Here Called Worst iNew York to Vote as lu i., beginning at two years of age and Men volunteering In the Unitea if Whittier Tooth decay more likely By John.Greei (Oontlnned Froih Page One) AMmsis 2274 ii to gtatea forcee- now must serve for Over British Votes Counted I^te an Many of West continuing throughotit the growth occur among indlvlduala who eat %To Volunteer three years while those who are British Peril Aritost 4)j period ia the only method now starches and sugar# excc##tv«ly, U ken in Selective service serve but neer for The Briggs Manufactur Splendid Attendance Is 1 ^ ern Staten Today. Coast Today The proudest now is but-wy peer, \ ing Company at Detroit, and the (Continued lr«m Page Oqp) AitasMi ~2jroi known for controlling tooth decay, Doctor Erlenbach Inform#. It i# one year. There are many re^ n s Reported; Three Sing according to an article by Frank more active and appear# In greater The highest not more h li* ; (Continued From Page One) couple w aain route to the bedside CsNIeniit 22 I2.4U STwo Manchester Youths why young men of draft age should of a eon recuperating from an op By The Associated Press lin M. Erlenbach, D. M. D., Chief amounts between the age# of two prefer to go to' camp before their (Continued from Page One) Today, of all the weapi yeaiV^ ln«f what he termisd m "aentlmenUl ing Groups Take Part; j Cal#ri8e of the Division of Mouth Hygiene, and #ix year# and among high States destroyer* were goinY into eration. . . „ visit” to his "neighbors” In the LMt-mlnutc voters in New York Ask for Pt?ior Induc- numbers are called. Some are not A king of men am L \ Mr. and Mrs. L. Wilson of May- published In the monthly bulletin school pupil#. The cause of dental employed. Others would pret«r W ialand's anti-aircraft batteries Today alike are great and small, service "when most needed.” Hudson valley region where ha Robt. Doellner, Soloist! state may trek to the poll# to CMsaclkut of the State Department of disease has not been determined ^ lion; To Examined. The nation'# air raid dead he wood, 111., returning home from a waa bom and spent his youth. He night as UKe as those in Colorado, go to the Florida camp for the busy until almost dawn. The nameless and the known; visit to the coast. Wilson worked DsUsun Health. Decay of the teeth can be but it I# known that once Initiated winter period, and still others feel London had two brief alarms placed a t 14,000 civilian# and les# told those nclgnbora that he waa By t B. Hutehlrnmn j | Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Wyoming controlled but not prevented. Sur- it grows„ ------^rapidly . worse unle## My palace is the people’s hall. than 300 soldiers. at Chicago for United Air Lines. 1376 Two Manch/ster young men who that their chances for steady em before noon, but no bombs feU in L. Stevenson of Sacramento. visiting them for the iMt time a# A concert for the benefit of the i and some the mldwestern veys show th a t 60 people, out of j treated by a dentlat. the dty and The British Press As Beviews War Position a candidate for ofTlce.”. are regUtrWiUi for Selective Ser ployment would be better if they The ballot-box my throne! Call)., finance company manager I Verplanc^k Foundation was held ' e w ry 100 fail to take advantage'! compTete the year of training sociation said defense fighters had Raylowing the w ar po#iUon, Speaks to Street Crowd Anticipating a rroord vote W- of this important health measure vice have yblunteered for prior In- ChurehlU made the following main coming here to visit a sick father. last night In the High school audl- ; l4(lio Tecumseh, famous Indian chlefi turned raiding squadrons back Before hla radio address, he m (estl. Many of the western ford any health care. of 1^4 Glenwood street; and m. Monday through Friday and second was reported broken up 40 Dever, eUte nttomeX**"*™'- E. A. Dybdale of Fergus Fails. The basic stnictures of both the the sole Democrat to survive thd adilresSlng the men and wonten of the fund because of the aucce.ss of states will be closing their voting Hor^e William Chambers, of 26 until noon Saturdays. Chief Clcrl^ miles to the southeast. ***2—The riae In tl.-Boat sinking# is Minn., inspector for the Minnesota places simultaneously, although Kisut deciduous and permanent teeth Mrs. Clara Turkington will answer G. O. P. state ticket landellde two State Railroad and Warehouse hla own Dutchess county “for the the event. I^ x street. ^m lis Dropped On Coast Second Italitm Suh "more serious than air raids" and last tihie hcfc on Market street on The participating choirs wore, the actual local times will be | Ktnluclr are established during the pre- any questions registrants may be Bofnhs were dropped on coastal ago. Senator DXjd I. the Inability to use Irish port,s con Commission, on route home after ! sehool period. Doctor Erlenbach .'under the Selective Service Seeks Refuge [D). chairman of the Naval the eve of election.” The Beethoven Glee club, directed earlier. , t LevnitM ^egulaUons any registrant may puzzled about, "rtcre are still some areas as dogfights raged overhead, stitutes "a heavy and grievous vdsiUng three sons in California. Five southern states will close ; explains. At thls/trme it is impor questions that haven't been 'defin London. Nov. 6—((P)—A Reu ______Affairs Committee, was in content ‘4t f Josph Ca.asero of Oakland, He said jie wanted to em phasis^ r Fred E. Werner; The O Clef volunteer for induction and he and several houses were destroyed. burden” upon the Navy. uh and the Emanuel choir, bath their polls before any others ■ i MtiM tant to supply the right foods such itely sottied by National and State ters (British news agency) dis for. . . re-election------with Henry ParkM' i\3 -The 50 United States de Calif., traveling to Detroit to buy "the need that all of u» have * called up for >medical examination “Severe weather conaitions” on " 1H- ' think day and night In term# J these last two choir# being <11- Georgia at 4 and 7\p. m.; , as milk and milk products, jtmen headquarters, but Mrs. T\irkington patch from Tangier today said a man, who resigned recenUy as BosJ ^ are.coiping into service new automobiles for the agency tucky at 4 and 5 p. m.: South Car- ■ Miqrbsd leafy vegetables, fruits and fruit and acceptance previoiis to the the continent limited sliarply the second Italian submarine, pur our own historic form pf govern* Icted by G. Albert Pearson, and will be glad to take the qiie.stion forays of Britain's bomber squad ton corporation counsel under a needed” and merchant he operated. olina at 4 and 6 p. m.; Virginia at M»u ___ juices, as well as cod liver oil. calling of the regular order num sued by British destroyers, sought Stewardess Evelyn Sandino of ment.” the- assisting artist was Roliert bers. Application blanks for vol and get the necessnrj' information rons last night, but the Air Min Denif'craticNeither Representative m ayor. Martin a. fnnnAcrAtonnagejs in stillstiu "varv ver^^^ nearly** wHat Robert Doellner Sunset (around 5;04 p. m.), and ^ These essentials contribute to the refuge in the harbor of Tangier Oakland, a U.A.L. employe since In many parts of the world, Mr. Doellner. violinist. Tennessee 8 p. m., all eastern , Michi|. (Continued From I’age OneJ’ (D.. Conn.) was opposed for re- ..-hlch certainly will de- , 1 jor or minor address. The C'horiis gave a good rendition Played with vigor and abandon, {.’heshire, Nov. 5' 'A’ pleading' They help niastieat^.food. allow PORTANT RIB-AREA OP BACK Changes. We Offer: nn,I 'Southend at T he alert, in effect only briefly. election by Paul L. Cornell, who v^-inter, certain- j (i reeks Push 36 8,075 tween London In the final speech of his cam of each of those offerings, and as the’artist cairled his audience not guilty and waiving examina ; distinct speech, and add to person as well as throat and chest — Tbnmcs hit the found rescue squads still removing , ) the mouth of the Thames, hit the wounded from the wreck most part located in or near the ran on both the Republican and 'the spring.” paign the Prc.aidcnt contrasted the looked for, a fine collective sclUng along with him, and at its con- tion. John Saltkow«kl, 24, of Paw 4 245 al charm a-"‘d appearance. Al spread a thick layer on chest, 'section's big cities, because of the Union tickets. „.gr, he said bombing Enemy Ba<’k jip.ace and freedom of American clu.sio'n in resiionse to sustained tucket, K. I , trusty at the ■ cover with a warmed cloth. BB Early June Peas, tracks,-n station, a factory and a- age of a large apartment house In choral offering was submitted, 8 i,304 though the structure of the teeth SURE to use genuine, time-tested train, causing damage which will late closing of the polls. Predict Close Fight military objectives in Italian life with that of people abroad, on ftiitstanding liowever was tlicir applau.4e Mr. Doellner was recalled Che.shirc Reformatory was Ewjund waa built m before birth and dur- 18-oz. can, which was damaged severely by a The promise of the weatherman In New Hampshire, which went (.jtie.s and ha.oes in .south Italy "will whose homes > "bonihs of destruc- and reqidred to (ilay an encore over to .Superior court at Water- ■ 4 1957 VICKS VAPORUB. require extensive reconstruction. hit from a heavy bomb during the Into Albania rendition of "The Lonl's Pra.ver" ' ing the first ’.ears of life and can 4 cans ...... that cloudy weather in parts of to President Roosevelt four ye.irs continue on an ever-growing tlon may be dropping even as I nunilKr. in all his offerings Mr. bury without bail when he wa.s not be changed, regular d-ntal 25c Airdromes, barracks, munition night. in which the tenor solo was taken n 2280; depots and industrial and traffic A government communique New England would not develop ago by the slim margin of 3,800 jpaip,” speak to you. by W ilfred A. Kent. Thi.s singer i Doellner. was ably supported at the arraigni'ii liefore .luslice Luke H. facilities were hit,, the high com Into rain heavy enough to cool the votes, some observers preIixiip: DNB listed October losses as at objective of the German"" night area?, in all states with the excep -and is a monumcn- enabled to bring out to a high de- bound over, said he woi’ild go be- i Rosedale CrtisHed Pine four-vear unexpired term of the ; British Isles _ forward and have witnessed ronf-to-roof Vojiissa River '. gree the extent of the outstanding fore Judge Alfred <'. Baldwin in * least 419 British planes to 138 r ids. Bombs also fell, however, tion of Vermont where It was nor chases between police and fallen the government said, on Mersey late Senator Ernest W. Gibson, as , tal^miicM ^^^^,^f m erit attained by thi.s group of the Walerbury .Superior court to- | apple, 3 largest C German planes. mal in the first few hours^ Skies was Senator Warren R. Austin for ma Italian airmen in running gun hat- -Hartford. Nov. 5 '/P. Use of | side, the Liverpool dock area, on He said the weekly average cas (Continued From Page One) talented singers. Thi first selec- morrow morning and ask for the cans ...... J / C two' towns in the industrial Mid wore overcast in most sections, but re-election o\'er Ona S. Searics tle.T tidn was "Sing Unto God " by Man- R F.D, mall addrc.sscs without , summoning of a grand jury. the weather was warm and favor (D). Lieut. Gov. WUhnna H. Wills ualties in Septem ber was 4.500 I was in the center of this city , ------Nvtv Prison Without Walls lands and numerous unidentified and in October 2,.500 but the frona the del. This . difficult number wa.s specihe street numbers is the rea Powder, able for a large turnout. (R) ran for the governorship at thr top of the Aegean Sea dur- , was reported well don«E and had a fine balance. Davis Baking 0 - • FREEJOc Fodiag* ^ places in Scotland and southeast A. F. was destroying "three g G\c flr.st hig raid when six Ea.st ' African - front, where the son that many young men in rural ‘ ‘ ...... 12-ounce can, and ea.sl England Particularly in the states of Mas- against John McGrath, a Demo-' R TTie next number "Where'er You/ Is Opposile to Alcatraz The~raiders, flying singly and at sachusetts. Connecticut. Rhode cratic------leader In Vermont. It has enemy machines to each around my hotel and Italians said their artillery had Walk" from "Semelc" also by areas have been unable to find IIil l)V Briuk 3 cans ...... 42c WATCH THI BURBLIS' hich altitude started coming over Island and New Hampshire, carry- . been...... many.. ^years___ since „a Demo- 10S.S and the enemy was ‘ one bomb hit it squarely destroyed several British armored Handel, wa# a presentation of out their names, serial number# and, Madison,. Nov. \.5.-—.4'-—Fergt. ing 33 of the areas' 41 eleptortd'| prat captured a rfiajor office in the from six to ten pilots to one ror TTie alarm caught me in the motor vehicles near Ka.ssala oh in some Instances, order numbers Ca shortlv after darkness. The all- | ing 33 of the areas' 41 elector^'! prat captured a rfiajor -'"i,. standing chpral production and [.ravin*: Hallv Terre Hauti;. Ind., Nov. i — iff'i— s make products for government use Irving T.- Schubert of the West- CLBAN clear was not sounded.in London votes, were the presidential and ; Qf^pn Mountain State, Britain. , J. V.1 oilLii.hath. Hurrying to '- a ■■window — — as I the border between Eritrea and one is seldom given an opjiortun- in the regions in .which they ac but not for prrijte .sale, \ |I brook harrack.s, state^poiice, re- Franco-Anierican Air power, “ the Indispcn.Mable , j ^g^ g h,ige geyser <> the Anglo-Egyptlan Sudan. On the banks of the Wabash five until shortlv before dawn, but else- state ticket contests rai.sed to a Local Issues Strong Factor ity to hear such excellence in mu tually reside. Col. Ernest L Aver- Tbere is an (^itside recreation ...ported...... today the arrrtt of two Spaghetti, M L s e r e e T H whore the attacks wore reported pitch that hardly has been equalled Local issues were played strong prccur.sor of .victory," and sea t^e ' The Italians acknowledged dl. state director of sclocliye serv miles below Terre H aute, bn a 1,- voung men giving the names of N* lr«ybt« !• «!•••* T«tth power, which will move "‘'u"**'*' ! pgy 60 vard.s from my, hotel, sical offerings as, was shown in field: a'gooil-.aized library; and an 3 can's...... Om tobUt is wot«r clMBt puniiM and d«odor to have dwindled away after mid- , in recent years, and in some sec ly in Rhode Island, where Gov. ; scattered raids by British war- this number. The Interpretation ice, said today, ^ New 5'nrk, N"V. 5 ,4’ Llewel- 200-acrc tract ot fertile farmland, Clifford Delagrange. 2.5. an.d Wil 25c tions the election-cve campaign William H. Vanderbilt (R1 sought crallv arm ies" in 1943 .and 1944, ; ^ ggeond later 1 was showered , planes on African objectives, hut , lyn G. Ro.ss, police commis.sioncr auditorium with .stage and sound itM plot* ui a liffr Watch tb« bubble bombard was high in quality with tine in- When these young men register the government is opening its new liam Schoff.stall, 20. both of Mya- lb* plat* - fWBOtrot* •vtnr crovieo Some persons wefe killed and in ing e.xtended into the early hours ro-oleetion ove'r J. Howard Mc- led him to conclude that "I per- 1 pombs exploded 'said casualties and damage were ed on Oct. 16, they gave an R.F.D. of New Capaan. Conn., wa.- hit on movie facilities where voluntary lie. ort charges of theft of a nvptor Maxwell House Coffee, sonally have no doubt w hatever | gjj.pp^ 40 feet away, ' tonation, coupled with thrilling oppo.site of A lcatraz a $3.000.00() religious services are held. Ooftfill.olf eboebi donlHfO brootb jured in London, the M inistries of of today. G/cath (D). Democrats raised slight. One British plane was shading. At the conclusion of the mail address and no licflnitc street I the head by a brick as he left a vehicle and armed nihbery. 1-pound can, KONOMICAI, .In Boston, old-fa.shioned torch "wire-tapping” charges a n d that we shall make our way ; Bomb Strikes Roof ^ reported shot down by anti-air ! campaign meeting in Harlem late "niiinnuim security" prison, with The auditorium, dining room iSiid NO MASUtINO-NO WAST1 Air and Home S*'curity _ said, but num ber the audience showed il.s addrp.s.s and town in which they The officer.said that in the car 3 carts ...... 70c AMAZINO CONWMNa the number was "small." light parades, bands blaring, wound brought in the name of the gov- through all right.’ ; j^ushing into the hall. I en- craft guns and its crew captured. appreciation by sustairhal a(i- rc.sided. This has caused .some con- j.last night. no wall.s and. only wire fence and library, are of limestone-trimmed police found a .22 caliber pi.‘:tol, Gunfire at Intervals liirough the narrow streets" last emor and others. Senator Peter Must Develop .Army countered C. L. Sulzberger. New ,.y formation of Tt'allan pursuit plaiise. In its other offering^ "ki- fu.siun in seetion.s where an P. K.D. 1 Bo.a.s, executive a.s.si.sl:int 1o four arm ed guard.s for 1,200 in- red biick in c:olonial style to h a r some adhesive tape and a qiiantity HOPE night. , Some 'newspapers gave G. Gerry (D) was opposed for re- . Britain's large_____ Army,,, ''improved Times correspondent. Tu- reconnaissance .Samuel F. I’ryor, Jr. Keputiliean New Crop OC- TABLETS •Gunfire was heard in the Lon planes, making a lent fVtrings" by Bantock. '\aiid extends into three or four towns. niat( s. monize with the outside of the of picture wife. \ don area shortly after the night over rtiuch of their front pages to election by James O. MoManua gjjj training.'' must srether we slartetl toward a stair- ^ver the British island stronghold "Isird. Thou Host Made t'.s."\an A letter ha.s tieen directed to CHSlem c!.ivu*ion chairm an, was Tlie [Ui.'ion, fbr non-habitual building.-, Currants, yauf Iraa pachapa today political advertisements and (R) in the other headline contest -constantly imbued with a treated for a .superficial .sj ivip _ I No •bl>tati*n to boy anytSiAp alarm was sounded and continued way when a bomb struck the roof Malta in the central Mediter- srrangeihent by Holst, Uie singe ^ Hie chairmen of all local boards (i .in.nals who liave not committed speech-making- continued past in the nation's smallest state. spirit of counter attack,” he add- wound No one saw who threw_j the "The Federal govemment. ' War- Cuniedlaii's Leg Broken 3 pkgs...... 25c fm bi eeuBwi bataw wn4 pt—HA aa mm Hara fiercely at intervals tliroughout a few feet ahead. ranean, was reported to haye sur- upheld ttiejr high standard. In the calling this condition to their nl- \-iol4 Mt iTiines .and liave good prp.s- ilen Swop'e explains, "ha.s broken the night. Heavy clouds effectively midnight. Poll closing in New England , nothing be done to "retard Nelther of us was hurt. A few priced and machine-gunned sev- ciition and a.sking cooperation in qii.sslle. pe< t.s of rehab,litatiOn, looks like i HoHvcvood * i' The Army wiU piano accohipanimcnts .Mi.ss Eva a-.vay from the traditions which hid the r.aiders. There was inter Alalne anS Vermont Quiet varied widely, In some small towns nr Impair,,r,pgjr - its development. V, ' seconds later the raid was over. In ! gj.g) seaplanes" in the harbor, Johnson wu.s-.,^hcard to advantage. l^n.sferring i lasaillralion of the a 1 ro.s.s betwei ii a modern factory have to wail f/o-lb. package, Despite the volume of antl-atr- two state.s which isbowed a major all registered voters had been ac-^ . Fa'sist 1 “room# just three doors . away------™ from said to have returned ‘------‘ to their In.side the eight-foot' fence, sup- Idia'n. Holloway s number in counted for, and in at least one , . rnake up in "qual- Albert Pearson/ sang four lum i craft fire, there were no reports ity for Landon in 1936, did the our own and found them in ruins. bases. j w . Marion, Ind.. Nov ■ •I' idemcnted by four guard towers, is "They are now made to facili-1 draft lottery was 192. second 3 pkgs...... 25c Arthur Drufi Store campaign come to a relatively other a closing hour uy and equipment,” Churchill as- bers, "Praise to .The Isjrd ’ by 845 Main St. Ruhinow Bldg. of any German planes being down Outside, a dead fisherman lay a The Italians said they had shot \ Chrlstlaniifen: "Koham Siisser Tod” 1 George W, Rauch, Marion lawyer a cluster of buildings laid out I jgte, rather than thwart, the de- drawn. A hor.se kicked the come- peaceful close. Both W'ere classi ll ;0O a. m. was set. In the greater . u few yards from the hotel. down one and possibly two Greek Tlir^ Djseasrs [who served 10 years in the llousc rouglily in guadrangular fashion L.giopg^pnt, of a program directed j dian. A broken leg will keep Hoi-, ed. fied as “traditionally Republican.” part of the area, however, the •vote gntain has 1,700,000 men In Xhy Bach. "Lord Our God Have A few fire# w'.^r burning in the planes yesterday, and that a fur M ercy” bv Lvovsky and "A 'of Representatives, i.s dead at 64 \vith projecting wings, connected I building up the inmatc'.s loway on crutches, for some time, i There, as elsewhere In New Eng countlhg w-as scheduled to s ta rt puard. "all of whom wlU be central busine.ss district, the hard ther cheek had shown It planes - He died of a hear! attack yeslec- between 6:00 and 8:00 p. m. home guard. ^ MiMty Fortress" by Niifher. This SIlOM Iiu‘r<‘ases by enejosod hallways on the | gpif.,.espect and seif-reliance. | Announces Sinking' land, national defense and third In uniform by end of the year est hit, and firemen quickly were were shot down on, this front '• day. A Democrat', ho repre.sonted ' ground levid , ■ ; Housing, .school and shop facilities 1 t-ppi i.ssues were sounded louder choirymve an excellent i(crount of and nearly a million have rifles on the job. ^ „ Saturday. 1 the.old Eleventh di.strict jn Uon- Has No Mas-ive Cell Bliwk have been de.signed' here to pro- Of Two ISazi Subs than any others in the race for the and machine-guns, he announced. It.self ahd was heard to advantage Expensive. Boys Save Wounded Men particularTv in the Riisslihj num- (/n—Whoop- ' P"-'”’ 1917. He was "It is a departure from the con-. individualized treatment! Ixihdon, Nov. 5 - i/Ti— The Ad- presidency. Foreign Secretary Lord Halifax, Near a blazing bus and building Hariforcl, Nov ventiom'il prison,prison. ' ' ''.'•d"'’ , E- 1 miralt}' announced today the sink Crocodile Farming. ,her. "Lord Our God, Have Mercy.” eumonia and ' " member of the Grant county Aside from the presidential dollars is in a similar war review to the two w’oundcd men lay by a wall ing cough, lobar eumonla and , j,g,gg,jyg ^g^vice Advisory Board. Swope notes, "in that it has no ing of two German submarines, one fight, general Interest centered in More than a million In Zululand, crocodiles are The degrees of shading and\con- scarlet fever cases ibereased la.-t On a frieze in the dining hall Is required to operate a flrst-clas.s House of Lords, said Germany’s which appeared ready to collapse "farm ed” in an enclo.sed stretch trol were good, and when pne . ma.s.'iivo cell block.” There is one of which it stated had sunk the the extent to which New England battleship one year, including pay, i "recently redoubled efforts to | pg^pj^g warning shouts, two boys week in Connecticut \vhile Ty I inside roll block, with no windows the in.scriplion: Canadian llttpr Emprc.ss of Britain^ Republicans could hold the state of river. . The eggs laid by the notes that all their niimhers wrtr phoid fever m acs .showed, a slight clothing, victuals and- repairs; . starve ils into .surrender would ; uniform of the. Metaxas reptiles on Uie sandy banks of the sung A Cappella, congratulation) I.anri fronting on a corridor, to be i "What.socvcr i- brought -uphn At the same time, the Admiralty icket gains made In the off-year the Ssmaller type: fail, that Britain has macle^ the ypp^jj Organization rushed for- drop, the State Health ^epart- M in d Y o u r fused only for discipline and for | ^JJgg ^gj^g pbeorfully, and be patient announced eight Brlti.sh ifnd Allied ectlons of 1938, when six G. O. P. subm arines of sl'rcam«i'^.iim are collected each mnrn- sre in order to those singers on nent reported today in its\ mor- j m M / cost SlSSJlOJJ.'rimnually for oper- ' cause of G reecej our ;own an,, casualties were reported among Forth^Thy Spirit " by Schuetky. foss was acknoav'fedged Oct. 23. Jam es Connor, 60. of Thompson- women and children when bombs five. ! no weapons. , , o ; vllle, 4ied of a heart attack while the Benediction by Lutkin.’ The i A d.'i.'«9ification ■ board of Kansas City—'A*'- -Robber* step- , British Losses Two Ship# contests have ^n -harp.^^^^ | ^i., convictions hit a residential section, smashing ped in ahead of Santa Claus and \ attending a novena at St. Pat- first selection was directed by Fred 'exam ines e.ach en tran t to a.ssign , \ British losses were flven as two In Mrs^acXetta. GorLeverett ' he w^^ put to death by a mob iq small homes to bits. E. Werner and the other numbers seven restapraut employes lost i TuEfineAMERlCAR — ships totalling 6.874 tons. I rick's church,.' Six I’lanes Downed ( Jiickeil Slipped ! his living accommodations and thoiV Christmas presents seven ' Sal^onstallg who broke an eight*. 1844. by G. Albert Pearson. In this of ' work, with special reference to his Here is a clear new ring The’ Admiralty communique on Greek anti-aircraft batteries fering the entire platform ca seal.’d eans containing bonus | the .sinking of two submarines ^ ^ ^ ------brought down six attacking planes. siSiieiiasTs* particular aptitudes and with a money. For 16 months. Mr. and | ing note of motor car style pacity was required to accommo Bv BoostcM* r.liib i view to preparing him for a detin- sald^ , Observers believed this perform TODAY and TOMORROW date the choirs, and it) was a Mrs. George H. Saylor, restaurant 1 and saving. "The sinking of two armed mer Crete— Strategic Pawn of War ance accounted for Italian caution worthwhile sight to'wiliujss this I ito plabo in Life outside. owners, had deposited from a ' chant cruisers, coming as it has In attacking the city on Slon'lnV' It's the LOVE BAHTLE ' In college-like classrnoms w’ilh nickel to a quarter in the can of A glance at the c#r.*nd • group of chori.stcrs making com- The Booster Club of the . North n(S shortly after the sinking of the ------when two a'arms were sopnded but of the CENTURY! I mon cause for a worthy object and' the familiar one-armed ' chairs, thp. employe they decided did the. a glimpse of the.price will Empre.-Ji'of Britain, constitutes s no planes were sighted. He was always holding her no doubt it waa a joy to them to Methodist church is making prepa-t- qualified staff membets teach high day's best work; The ijioney was 1 arouse the enthusiasm of heavy loss hut although it is \in- I flaw four captured Italian air- hands . . . so she eouldn’t hit ratlons to cater for a large nunl- school and college .subjects. to he distributed Christmas. Burg-| MRS: MARY a-LO.W E learn their efforts were duly ap lars took the cans and $35 In a ' every quick-witted Ameri qsiiai for the Admiralty to publish men as they were being quifstloned. him ! , " preciated. The combined group ber at their annual chicken pie Make rrmUicls for 1-* the regular sinkings of U-boats None looked to be more than 18 offerings were fully up to the high supper tomorrow evening from In the prison shops. Inmates cash -box. can motorist. ' SKlN\AI)VISOU ' & 5:.30 to i 8:00. To avoid disap they-are able to state that Uvo ■rVl years Old and they admitted hav 1.1. BLONDELI standard shown throughout thfe _L The fine AMERICAR re- ing but-a few hours flying exper- pointment, however, it would be . IS WITH US THIS WEEK tGerman U-boats were sunk during ‘ evei)lng and the applause was fully well to make re.servatlons tonight movesthe last valid reason , this period, one of which was the iencet okk POWELL de.served. Giving A Complete Skin Analysis . , • . On The Guest .Artist -■ through Mra. Melvin Cox, .5821 or for paying a higher price. U-boat responsible for the sinking Many Greeks, after (he first day. Mrs. Griswold Chappell, 3586. Correct Care Of The Skin. of the Empress of Brltalri.’* have been taking the raids almost ThC' guest artist Robert Doell- That swift and unerring ncr, violiniat.' requires no Intro- The menu will .be (oiind in' the (German reports said the Em- as If they were routine. club's advertisement elsewhere in conclusion ■will be rein prc.ss of Britain first was damaged Air raid trenches are being dug. ■ duction to any audience in Man loiiBy’s Herald, also the price for A COMPLETE SKIX TREATMENT AIJRTn. by a German warplane attack and Reports from the front tell of chester. and it is safe to say that forced when you consider on each of his appearances he adds adults and children. All profits a digest of the fine later finished off by a s\ibmarjfio.> steady Greek victories as utiliza will be used in the purchase of fuel POPULAR MAKE UP IS YOURS FOR THE ASKING The reference to the tw-o armed tion of Greece's full military power further to the regard he is held in. AMERICAR values. both for his pcr.sonal qualities, as for'the church, an annual expense UK ’merchant cruisers was to the 18,i proceeds. Mobilization was com Pintata the Booster club- assumes. t Make Y’our Appointment Early. 724-ton Laurentic and ll,314-.tnh well as his oiistanding merit as a FOOD MARKET AMERICAR is the lowest pleted in fonr days, but supplies os riiL s\.ME siimv — -PatrOclus, whose loss was admit- and men still are moving along the composer and musician. In two- Make* Election Vow iH* 855 Main Street Ruhinow Building priced full-sized uutoino- groups he was heard to advantage, 1 ted, yesterday. roada in the direction of the front “Where Thrifty Shoppers Shop” ______bile in the world—thrift, 1 Axis .Mercantile Ixiasc*. his first selection bfcing '"Intrada" Mt. Carmel, III.—0P)-It was travel—fine, fashionable i' The Admiralty said Axis mer by Desplancs. The theme of this just about eight years ago that and prideful travel as well cantile losses to Orf. 31 w-ero: prelude was in the nature of a Jess Struble, who takes his poll Harriett’s Beauty Salon Germany, 226 ships, 1,132,639 ELECTION RETURNS haunting melody set out in a man tics aeriouslv. vowed that he WEDNESDAY A. M. SPECIALS for the American family. Harriet Schaller Horan, Prop. tons. ■ DIRECT FROM STAGE ner most artistic and the effects would let his hair and beard grow 129-131 CENTER ST. TELEPHO N E 6824 * Italy. 72 ships, 365.661 tfms from the plaintive to the sombre as long s the Demotratc remain store Closed At 1 I*. M. Wednesday. It is' as good >s it is In addition, the Admiralty con- TONIGHT Flection Results Given were well portrayed. The Sonata ed in power. Now hia raven locks good looking. tlniied. 27 'other vessels of 44.190 From Stage Tonight in E by Handel, In the four move and luxurious beard attract no lit tons which were "under enemy ments was played in an expressive tle attention. But* he may be even SMOKED A car so beautiful, so control or useful to the enemy”' CIRCLE THURSDAY - FBTOAY - SAT. ' manner as only can be set^forth a bigger, attraction.c^for he asserts . economical and so com have been sunk. ^ ' "DOWN AROEN'nNB WAV |! bv a master musician. that if the Republicans win Illlhoia Lamb Cltops fortable that it will be dif This amounted to a j.otal loss to TODAY AND WEDNESDAY Show* Versatility but lose the nation he will be shorn XEXAtX)' CRVSTAl.lTE ESSO SUPER OlANT SHOW! PLUS . . "The Mummy’# Hand ficult for anybody but the the Axis powers of 825 ships of Jlis concluding group numbers on one aide only. extremely rich .to justify RANGE OIL FUEL OIL were in a lighter vein and covered Of a wide field that opened up the Night Worker* Vote Fjirl.v It’s the worst kind of error in 2 S c lb. the purenase of any other possibility of showing the yers^U- New Britain, Nov. 5.—(/P)— protocol for any one except the vehicle at more money. Personal Notices ity of this gifted musician. The Wbrkcra on night shifts in the fac King to walk in front of the. per gaJ- Queen. But thia small Londoner Ward E. Krause first number was "Spanish Dance tories crowde in September and October but that P M P. ^M. » heat, Parisians shivered and dn"-i ,^ots of plun'lcrotis Jean loaFlUe ly ' unaffected. ■■ House seats, 432. ers with the da.sh and fire reserved they left the German arntament 4:00~Portla Blake Faces Life. The 265lh National Guard regi Odd Fellow, hall.- attended by for doubtful states. The prizes 4 :o6— Backstage Wife. Govenorships, 33. IndSatry "virtually ““•"«'=Ud’. 4:15—Stella Dallas. 4 :l6 _ W e , The Abbots. ""E irtric"rlX "to r» ..v irtu a lly the j ■'.trode more than a hundre'i year, ment from Florida will replace the Other state olfices, 255. were eight electoral votes, a sen- The report wa* Isaued. It aald, 4:30—Hilltop House. only heating facilities available, ago, atorshlp, six congressional seats 4:30—Lorenzo Jonea. 69lh. .. . w ^‘'“M .rFranrCh^hlb- State Legislature seats, 6,072. to offset reports In ••certain neu- 4:45—Kate Hopkins. were at a premiunr. ' 4 Hoary legend says lAFi'tte Augfitenting a dozen three-lncn and control of the state govern 4:45—Youag Wldder Brown. tral countries” which the Germans 5 :0 0 —Girl Alone. 6:00—Ad lilner. Parisians with frienrls at thethe; • treasure on the Islafn'l and anti-aircraft guns, the Arpay haa a ment. ' , • ’ 5:15—The O’NelU’B.” group of bigger fellows, some , of the visiting oTficts'" ” 7odge” i bled at the hall,'the president pro- said “grossly exoggerated’ the ex 5:15—Lone Journey. few hotels and buildings which are ' dared all,comes to wrest,it from Eagerly awaited was the an 5:30—Ad Liner. tliem of the 10-inch disappearing tent of damage done by R.A.F. 5:30—Jack Armstrong. heated dHjddled m groups around him. ' * 'Sie^aUicri-" I swer to where a bloc of more than raiders. 6:45—Scattergood Balne* rsdiaters. • , typ poirttfd f»ul cf)^ea. '•i my bald spot” when cameramen 100.000 votes which switched In 5:45-Ufe Can Be Beautiful. Uncle .Sam. too. (.as a (reasyre could ffive a fleet «oma cd to the banquet hall, asked him to look up toward a Hummarlzea Operations ;00—News and Weather. 6:00—Fkiso Reporter. L\ i‘Ian In Katinn' Coal |he wants to protect—the vast oil 1938 from the major parties to the 6 ;0 ^ E le ctlo n news. balcony. in - which they were Summarizing the British JO—Jim Britts Sports Roi nd- Oo-Pllot ThoifrtM Sandegren Htewardeen Evelyn Randlno French authorities announced fields, refineries, forests and indu.s- trouble Sooialist column would roost. operations for the P“ ‘ 6 :1 .5 -Election news. .pilot* Howard F>y plans have bee!T completed fr.r ra The jfunH Jir»* ancient but Army perched. ip. ■ 6:30—Paul Sullivan Reviews the ______Utah, near Salt Lake tioning eoal—scarce because of ■tries behind the Island; booming offircra inaiat their usefulnesa hM "1 don’t tljink the election of McLcvy Top Seen Cut months, the report _ _ ;80-Elecllon Rctijrns. • - The transcontinental airliner whlch crashed In thelhillshelh around Bountiful, Mayor Jasper McLevy of Bridge more than 50 per cent of the BrlF idcws. Other members of the crew; .-ere Thofna.s Sandegren, co-pllot. an-l transport difficulties resmUnL P^^rts. air fields arid the js.putatlon ; T^heir range is ficials ought- to allow that.” he 6:4.5—I»well Thomaa. to New York, carried 10 from the w ar-h u t tickets will not I It.self. r- 1 . „ one 7.500 ya-ds. bantered. port, Socialist gubernatorial nom ish bombs "fell on open flel^. 7:00—Fred Warlng’s orchestra, 6:45 The World T .K lay - Elec- J j l X s a prane. en route from Oakland. Cal about 25 per cent on residential tion news. Evelyn Sandlno, be available for several Weeks. ! A'cordingly, Galveston has, one ; ..Th,'y can shoot as A.S he left the hall the president inee, and even his most ardent 7:15—Election Returns. passengers In addition to the crew. *' Coal for November will be par-1 of the most Important system.s "I o„] olin lAmglno, told the election board: supporters concede that with na dlstrlcta” and that the remalnlag,-, 7:30—Muslco. 7 :0 0 - Amos n’, Andy. 15 to 30 per cent "fell on docks, 7:15—Lanny Ross. celled out in pound lots, instead ot ■ harlsir defens<-s along the stretch j ,„m,nan'ler of the harbor defenses. "You've got a long day. Nine tional issues overshadowing the 8:00—Johnny Presents. tons. The arnount of coal allowed of land fnm Mexicr to Pensacola. ------:------o’clock isn’t it? ” (When the polls campaign, he can't dupllCite the traffic arteries. Industrial, mlu- 8:30—Musical Treasure Chest 7:25—Election Returns. ■Contiruettd Hifliway 7:30-Helen Mencken—"Second will dcfwnd upon the number of Fla. clo.se) give me a report as soon as 166.000 vote total he registered , tary and other vital points, leav- 9:00-Battle of the Sexes. It woul'l seem improbable that ■■•PropoMd Highway - Ing the German armament Indus- Husband.” persons iti a family or office. you can,” for a minor record two years agn. 9:30—Fibber McGee and Molly., Pardons Board College Students Hunt The following provisional coal an enemy admiral 'Armid send a British lo ed on the sideswith candles burn- W nves For Crowd McLevy’s best previous total was I try. however, virtually imaffect- 7:55—Election Returns. candle holders 10:00—Bob Hope. 8:00—Court of Missing'Heirs. rations have been established for fleet into th*' Gulf 'll Mexico, risk ' The talile.s were Outside, photographers asked HIGHWAY TO ALASKA 38.000. cd. 10:30—Uncle Waiter’s Dog House Nove-qber: ing the ehance of being botlled up Fh‘«*lion iLetiirlis Ing in them Opposing Gov. Raymond E. "The German synthetic oil In- 8:25—Election Returns. decorated with paper strip-s _ In him to Wave to the crowd. ■’11:1)0—News and Weather. Cuts Sentence Families of oKe thr'jugh three at the narrow entranees on each "Oh, no, ” he retorted. "I gave United in the cause of American defense, the U.S. and Canada by “ he U.S.-Canada defense Raldwin, Republican who defeated 1 du-stry Is working without inter- 11:1.5—The Party Line. 8:30—First Nlghter. ’Possums for Credits 8:55— Elmer Davis—News. persons. -lO poun'Ls. sl'le of Cuba. that up years ago. 1 only wave at site ends of the continent. Study of the $25,000,000 >^aslwn hi^way w regarded as an four-term Democratic Gov. Wil : ruptlon and at full capacity, the 11:30—Polish Orchestra. five i ^^r^verpScrn/and^ report continued, "and not a sln- 9:00—We, the People. Families of four through Further Immunity tiiiarantee London, Nov. ,5. - (/F.-Thc Brlt- trees that have leaves on them." bur L. Cross by 2,688 vote's in 12:00—War News. Mininiiim Term for] persons. 165 pounds ■ -' The United Stales’ acquisition (Hyde Park u.sually votes Repub board has resulted in predictions that w ork on TawrmM for ^ efe^ e factories in both na- 1938, Is Robert A. Hurley. Demo i gle attack dn German or perman- 9:20—Election Returns, l.sh public ha.s followed the United aT n);g% -^ weVe important link. New moves to harness ‘he power of the S L ^ A. M. P a r t o f Gurrieiihim at Wa.v Voters Divided Their Families of six through ' of basesdjiscs 10 in the■ o>- .-.■.i....South Atlantic ...... also ; . ■ i nn a snaaii ao pwanson. lican). crat. who as state public works occupled airports has Been ef* 12:05—The Party Line. 9:30—Election Returns. Jewel Robber Is Re- fashioned by Mrs. An tions have spurred interest in completion of the widening of waterway lo p Queer Elizabeth of Greece, who. ' fectlve, as l.s proven by the eon- 10:00—Glenn Miller’s Orchestra. iiallotK Four Years Ago p..-rsons, 265 pmdor ie__ Mr. Roosevelt and his family in‘?t.'illcd—Instead of the usual one : — 11:15 — Election Returns to 2 a. Regular .Aelivity. vided their 45,647.117 votes in i '” " C « i m 4n.ee of uellver, ^ Besides, the Army mu.st; First returns will, be - so that all the ballots could be | well as the other objectives men loney, Democrat, has as his prin Great Britain’s power. A. M. Board of Pardons, meeting in the ; at 4 ,30 a. ni. Wednesday (10:30 p. rection of Mrs. .lohanna .lesp o ^ First Towns cipal rival. Paid L. Cornell, Re 6 00 m. the presidentlsl election four ! Possession of coal tickets is no worry over the Huhmarme and air . c.ast as qnieklv as possible. Like tioned In the communique. riieaUTs lo Show : - Knights of the Road ^ state prison, reduced by four and , m.. e:3.t„ Tues'toy), an hour when and her committee consisu i c a r - it was a warm sunny publican, former New York ad- 6:25—News.^ one-half years the minimum sen-! Banner* Elk. N. C.. Nov. .5--(/15 years ag'>: 'guarantee that coal will be deliv- m'-nace, and the p-i.-u-ibillty » ; consomme, creamed I dav- and waited at the door from an otTscial ab(iut to start a run-1 honr'^niura half ! vertising cxeoitive who now own.s Tomorrow's Program. —When you see a grorrp of Lees- ered however, becauhe deliveries eign power might obtain a foolr th<» radio usuaffy is silent. Sliow SpHl ningrace. -Moderator K e e l e r count-, planes reU rued an horn jiomford Seho top bureaucracy.' That will be de 6:30—Gene and Glenn. tenee of George Dirga, 34. serving Roosevelt. Democrat 27.476,673 The election crowded the war home made hlscuifs. mashed poui | „nui 12;15, when the ballot- the Romford School, Washington, Film oil Uiiilv 18 to 25 yeans for robliery while , McRae college students. .sticks are contingent upon a dealer s sup- h'.ld iri South AmetU a or Mexmo Vl od ^ the licking seconda with his later and dropped more exi mocracy In action " 7:00—Morning Watch. A. 5$. Landon, Republican 16,679,.583 out of tlie headlines of most morn tnes green bean.s. cabbage s. j^^cedure was to be broadcast I Conn., a boy’s preparatory scliool. Thomas J. Shea, head of the g;00—News and weather. 7 ;00— l->so Reporter. rnied. 1 and sacks in hand, following a l»mke. Union 882,479 i plies and his ability to transport a base from which to essay m- cranberry sauce, celery, apple pie. . entering the building, i\-,atch. When the drtidline arrived “ I 7 :10—-Music Off the Record ing papers Velay. (C’onllmiP this Texa.s gulf coast -defen.se net-| readers chatted with members of the | \ , .TenkS (R i to three for 8:30—Radio Bazaar. 7:55—F.s»> Reporter. [New London, Litchfield and H art-j They’re In hot pursuit of Others 340,503 lies to conserve fuel by closing oft class of. canriid.'ites___ xiArtteta nnd_nnd remandsrematks j including patrlarchlal Wcl- Wil.son—the man who got np Bomb Two Ports ! statement which he said was ha.sed the United Stales will exhibit a work. l.s humming in fashion I didates ple^dged aid to Britain. Deniocratic opponent, Alphonse. : representatives. Four of the seats kpn last minute returns from labor 8:55_W T IC ’s Program Parade. 8:00—News of Europe. ford coufitles yesterday was preaid- 1 credit. ; most of their houses and gathenng vere made by Assembly 'Pre.sident. ^^nie Lawson, a white-bearded old a te -w a s first to complete mark-i Belgrade, Nov. 5. '.Ti Greek ! npw held by Republicans— short film Immediately after to 8:15—Shoppers Special. 1 ed over by Gov.'Raymond E. Bald-i 'pnasura hunting is now aj The 531 electoral votes were in one or two rooms to make full- equaled only in World .^var days. j .Retired < ""'mod”" . Roy. i origunizations, predicted the sup- 9:00—News Reporters. divld.'d; R- port of Salonika because of heavy i ed this state’s delegation among 11:45—Aunt Jenny s Stories. of Athletic*' Director John Mack-i course at Lees-McRae. It will take the 69th’s personnel comprised *4 Li.sbon. Nov. 5-. A-' Sinking of Jome Cheney dress pattern of mue all four states for the president Traditionally Republican, it gave Upon you and your organization PACKARD P. M. «■ make him eligible for parole in 'tic'' DinTtor Jol tion one of two classmates at men and 3 cifficers. T'^ay its the 1,583-ton Sweilish freighter uncrushable velvet. Vice .land 24 votes tX) Wendell Willkie nnd sbire law. new bombln.gs. his first supporters at the Phila will fall a great re.spOpaibility. 12:15—Gene and Glenn. 12:00 - Kate Smith Speaks. 1943, allowing time off for good orell Irihg had been on the list of : only a little planning to add_ a Trinity College her. i.« going to again tr«J((y, although not by the delphia convention. ■stn-ngth .stands at 1 t'k' num. Meggie in the Atlantic Oct. 29 by Mrs. Ruth Waddell in bch.ajf of ntargins of 1936. Republican lead seven to President Roosevelt. It l.s not too much to say thai 12:30—W’eather Man. P. M. behavior. i accredlt^vsports when one bright course in 'pos.sum cooking e»*t wet. National issues predominated. Only 12 1 5 -When a Girl Marries. The 20th coast artillery has been ' a submarine wHlcli 'irew members Noble Grand Mrs. Anna Dart and ers say their candidate will carry The balloting compared with Civilian Population Connecticut’s part in abstaining! 12:35—Day Dreams. The board granted a pardon to | voung felldyv, ^marking his Ups And where is there a finer art John A, Bond o f LakefteH-, boosteil to .".50- men "from noth the 1936 vote of 13 for Alf Lan- I but state problems were also a 12:45—Slngin’ Sam. 12'30 —Romance of Helen Trent. Joseph (Jorrigan. 44. of Southing- ; 'ov.-r the thovlght of some nice tat than that of rooking possum with I'ler.titled as Italian ’was disclosed herself president to the Vice Prcsl-. New.. York, Penn.sylvanla and New (ircek Deft'iiders I source of controversy be.tween ri those things we hold dear will rc.st Minn., a junior, liked President in g . Until the emergency, the last night when a lifeboat bearing JerseVy by comfortable margins, don and three for the president, 1:00—New*. Weather. 12:4.5—Our Gal Sdnday. ton to prevent his deportation to j 'possum meat, spo!kc up .sweet potatoes Roosevelt’s < hanres-*well enough dent of the Assembly, Miss Laur- Reported W^ithdrawing val candidates. largely upon the Republican vaite A Month Why i 20th barely had enough men to 1■ 10 survivors landed at Saint Michel oen a pair of rhinestone dress nnd that Delaware is "a horse and the 1932 count of 11 for Her cB.st in the smaller towns. The 1 :15—The Little Show. 1 :00—Esso Reporter. Canada, his birthplace, due to al not hike. at night so we ■ to bet a cold dip in the Connecti (Capture Italians Bitolj, Yugoslavia, (At the Governor Baldwin, 17-year-old keep the guns in Shape. ,' island in the Azores. The survivors ’ clasps. Tire closing number on the race.” bert Hoover nnd one for Mr. Greek Frontier), Nov. 5. (.Ti -The numbers of registered voters who 1:30—Marjorie Mills. 1 ;05 — Program Pre-Vue theft committed In Orange in 1917, coulfl fiossum hunt at the same cut river on them with, Jon. M. The New York calculations all Roosevblt, , lawyer from Stratford,. t:ampaign- fail to exercise their privilege may ■ 2.00—How to Enter a Contest 1 ■1,5—Woman In White. for which he served a reformaterv , time?' \ . ,, , Wilson of .Now York who ch'ise ^ n o ^ " r t ^ r ^ ^ c , A " '^ ^ t t " ’;'h: i e x p ress, belief the_,0 otlmr mem* nro^rahr was an intricate floor civilian population of Koritza, Ital 1 ed on his record, claiming he bal- 30 hinge around the size of the nor 'I'lie voting, in the 175-year-old DeliindOwii Lines ian base In southern Albania, was deci'ie the election. Each town and Win., , 1 ’ —The Right to Happiness. [sentence. Since his release, the "And why not?” agreed .Mack- Willkie. ^Department will build a 1.- j driU by the red and white girls.dn 1 anred the state budget with a sur- l:45-.Maln Street-Hartford. •'their smart red and white satin mal Republican plurality up-state CoUfirial red brick, one-room school reported today to ^ withdrkwin 51-500,000 and by vote is carcfull.v scrutinized at BRUNNER’S 2:15— Medical Talk. j Isjard was informed, Corrigan has irell who. it hapjiena.' qwns one and the margin of Democratic house on the pine tree slopes of lieadquarters. We expect every Phone 5191 80 Oakland 81. 2:20—Medley Time. 2 :00—Young Dr. Malone. led an exemplary life. of the fine.st parks of '(po.ssum Stradivanus. famous Italian vi uniforms. Temple mountain, began at a min ((’ontlnued- From Page One) I as the city-came under t ...friendly government” attracted 2:15__Joyce Jordan—Girl Interne The Rev. George N. .Milne took voles In the city. The slate has ; Greek artillery placed on nc\ ly I Connecticut new industries last vote to be secured ” 2:30_The Career of Alice Blair. h'lunds in these parts \ olin maker, also made guitars, registered ,6.960,117. an increase ute after midnight Way pa.st the \ Anthony J. Biddle. amba.s.sa.lor , 2;45-rMeet Miss Julia. 2:30—Fletcher Wiley. To the uniniti.ited it should be for his sermon theme at the Gilead some of which still are extant. He | of 741,783 over 1936. (usual bedtime for most of. the 60 trillions were reported bombed and , " veere said in re- ' workcr.s 3:00—Mary Marlin. 2:45—My Son and I. ^ explained that the only equipment Congregation^al Church Sunday IS best known for his violins. Chief Rivals to Roland, who .spoke in New Bril- i Iluiiaii Ix-mler morning "The Communion of Republican chieftains say their residents of this town but they in.'icliinc-gunned by Greek P ''"’®-''-I orts'’^from the battle sector to lie! Hurley. 40., a Bridgeport eng|. ain and Hartford la.st night, iis-I 3:15—Ma Perkins. 3:0O_Mary .Margaret NfcBnde necessary f'A .such a chase are mornine ”Thi candidate, will carry New York stayed and ate and laughed and The flreeks reported one plane „^,pp,v neer, like Baldwin is a World war 3:30—Pepper Young’s Faiioiy 3:15—To l>e announced. Rome cockI h Kinds, a stick, a sack .Saints’-u The communion service ('asl Votes serted that the government s de-; a i > state by at !ea.st 200,000, with an liked )t. lost and five Italian planes shot i depots In the vicinity of veteran, having served in the fense effort-s' were moving fo r-, 3 :46—vie and Sadr. 3'30—Esso Reporter. (it‘ls Four ind an enthusia-stic willingness to w a s hoK' with special music ren- Enjoy the Thrill of Fine Quality up-slate majority of 750,000 up. I•'l\e .Minutes To lleeorcl Voto down, including one brought down Koritza, with the Greeks endeavor Navy. The Democratic guberna 3 :3 5 - Studio Matinee. _____ ; plow through briars and climb dered by the choir LET'S GET A by marhlne-gun fire in Epirus, torial candidate contested both ward in such a manner that the The annual meeting of the Con In Fleelion The Democrats claim they will It took just five minutes for all ing to tighten their grip on this nation had- reason to feel confi , - , ' trees in the dark. the town’s registered voters to be killing an Italian staff major and claims by his opponent, turning Emergency necticut Milk Producers’ Assooia- i have a 900,000 margin In New strategic "hopping off” place for dent of its succeHS.. 1 ' 'Gorakhpur. India, Nov. 5 <.l’ Once the hounds get tht- sceiil ' tion scheduled for this week has recorded. three other fliers, the Italian offensive toward .‘talont- his heaviest verbal barrage on the PACKARD 1 York City and carry the state by F.manucle Grazzi, Italian minis new employment Issiie, He assert "Our national, consciousness has o J - f> o y h randif"'Jnv.nhHrlal Nehru, one of ^\ir. or Mrs, OTossum j been postponed until next month, (Continued from Page One) ' 100.000 or 500,000 Immediately, George C. Keeler, i^two men chosen hy .Mohandas K. | tongue”— tha'n ■'which. veteran middle-aged investment broker ter to Greece, left Athens last kfl. ' ed a sufve'y showed that many of I already awakened to the necessity Kweeter i The Woman’s Club will tiold it.s ifiMoin i lArge Industrial Vote , , , . ■The Albanian population was ' of complete preparedness," he said Day Recreation Gandhi to make anti-war siieeches | inintcrs say. there ui no al hundred persons. Mrs, M illklc j with a registra-1 and _____ "loderiitor______began ai)- , night with his legation staff on the ’new” Industries claimed by liacllQ I annual card party at the home of Only said to be seeking refuge In villages Baldwin...... moved...... to the slate...... be- in an addre.ss dl.strlbuted by ‘ ha- Calls as part of a nalionall.st (lian of i music—the chase begins, I Mrs. Walter Wrighc on Jones . 5 0 noiincing the result, ballot by bal- s route home by way of 5'ugoslavia. had preceded him. ■ tion of 2,784,040 Republicans; 2,- in central Albania. fore the governor was inaugurated Democratic National CommIUee. Eaatem Standard Time "limited civil di.sobedience.” w((s J- 'seldmn Travels Far .street. Hebron. Friday evening $ lot. As he did so, the voters cram- The Greek government asked that Center Items Fortunatelv, for the hunters, the ■.i^.Monlh The Republican ; ITI.OII Democrats and 67,472 oth- mod into children s schno+room he leave. in 1939, and that few, if any, of Baldwin planned to spend toUay sentenced today to "four years of November 8 at eight o’clock. Mrs. dldate wanted tia g^ ; purtjp, ha.s a large industrial Civilians Killed In Raid i the others c,™ie through any ac- :■„{, Stratford where he was going POLICE 5 •po'ssum is a lazy fellow and,sel- CV rles Miner is in charge of the 19 seaiafli .some sitting in the same (Jean Polilis, Greek minister to New York.'^Jov. .—tlP)- Radio’s the line ami vvait hi.s ‘" ’’o. i the Democrats say will ■ ixmdon, Nov. 6.—i ^ —Reuters, , To„ both ,1.4 « I target of Willkie’s "bossism” at- was being made on Army ' ture. remember, and pass it on to tlcut Colifge for Women, who is ; election la determined 8-9, Bob Cooper’s plunge group, duty and a privilege and should state, for. ^he Democratic slate, voting. said Bitolj had been subjected to and other national defense build C’.iarles Fish. None would admit to* being three separate attacks. your children. 'You can not afford running on the Democratic ticket 5630 This election night . wil) have Control!of House Second exercised by every American quai- Hudson county, which he said ings under construction In New something dlfferentNthc first vis 'fj S. ■ Mi.,s Theresa Hodge is working ! you can . . . weary as the hours passed. As ' Disclaim Responsibility to make a mistake;” against Mrs. Sara B. Crawford. ; 8-10, Bowling alleys reserved for Ifled. Thanks to all the P®°P ^ ' would be sufficient to carry the England: at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Har- j cniarles N. Wilson. 83, a farmer ' Both Greece and Italy disclaim Hurley, in his final campaign Republirig® who two years ago (HOM,(mAN) ual broadcaats to th e ^ cw York Emond’s group, E. S. old Ely, in Hamden. | for the generous recept.on RK’*"'’ 1 ..jt.-ite for the democratic slate, He said/hat more than 17.000,- area of the vote counting. One and the town’s oldest resident, ex ed any responsibility. 000 broadcast, predicted that President became the first woman elected in Big Stake in\ Vote Today Mr. and .Mrs. Howard Trym, | me wherever I have been in this ijcilcve. Vote Will Be Cldse" . Minister Raoul Rosetli „c(iblcV,*ards of concrete had will be made available by the NBC? plained: Greek ____ been/pourc’d a( Camp Edwards on Roosevelt would be re-elected and Conne(5ticut to a major state, 3060 Wednesday: of Burkinghani. and^Mr. and Mrs. | 1. Make ,})roxi^ion for tour familv. or olhur*. crusade.” .. Most neutral observers believe "I'm not a bit tired, I got up jecliirrtl it was - impossible for expressed the ’’deep, fervent hope television atalfon. to consist of C*hnries Ganter and daughter, of ;. As Willkie left oi.a Fifth avenue Now Jersey vote will be close, Cape Cod where 800 buildings are office. ' ■ j 6- 7, Handball in the small gym, late- 6:30. I usually get up • i t Greek filers to have bombed the that*. Connecticut will lead in the charts, maps, tabulatlona and com Washington. Nov. 5 - (IF) -Con-’ needed 49 for a majority. The Sen .Marlborough, were call rs al the j Mith trn!»l |»r«>tt*clioii: apartment lie encountered John P., with ninny a split ticket due to under construction. Approximately (QlJiSH) I ate now haa 69 Democrats,'24 R e ‘ '30." . . city. victory column for the party of the mentators. Another will be sup E. S. trol of the Hou.se of Representa home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton Buell / m Curry, former Tamniany leader, local issues and candidates,^ 17,000 men were working on the plied by the Dumont laboratories 7- 8, 'Boxing in the small gym, publicans. I Progressive. 1 Inde To 61-year-old Victor E. Hell-.- "Our airmen are thoroughly project, including 9,000 carpenters. democracy.” Eleclion Argument tives - iji Democratic hands since this week. ■ ‘ 1 ■who was about to enter the build Delaware, too, 1s regarded by gren. who served 18 years as a se- Lfamiliar'with the'territory in the 4340 trahamltteri now under prelimi E. S. pendent and 1 Fanner-L*bdrite 2. Provide fund- for iKoinji estate debts, taxe* "npntral observers “fls cIo.se, ^ Construction crews were work Reviews Program 1931-- was the big No. 2 national Miss Shirley Fish accompanied : ing. They shook hand.s. . , the "midnight voling.j vicinity of the frontier with our After revletwng his program as nary te^ ; This will be mainly tab " 8-9:30. Small gy"’ ‘'’h hand who is running as'a Republican. friends from Glaathnbury and \The Willkies .were accompanied , In addition to the presidential ; lecfmsn. said. ing on'tire Interior and exterior L imIs ill Shooting i stake today in the 1940 election. Three lleraocrats Unopposed and adiiiiiii-tration expenses; party" was "a change for good in’’ friendly neighbor.” Roaetti fl'nl.sh of barracks at the recnilt outlined in earlier speeches. Hurley ulations. ball. E . S. Second only to the presidential spent Sunday in Boston, Mass. ' pollin"^ place by their son. ' cafididales. voters in the eastern the t'own ’cause we din't have "and would make no m ist^ ef.’” 6- 6:45, Junior boys plunge What made a change In the Sen Miss Beatrice Porter sprtnt the ^hl^W ho ts *npt yet ' 21 ' ami 1 area sta'.es are selecting other of- railroad recrwatlon center at Fort Devens. said: ' •— ^ i h o spit a l race, the nationwide contests .or ate majorifir. well nlgiy impossible changes here very often.” i Pointing out that the "I want to see Connecticut live Indiana, Pa., Nov. 5,—W —An Tuning tonight—All programs period, E. S. Weekend ct the home of 'her class- | therefW is. ineligible to vote. ficlnl.s ns follows; he ai.serted and rehabilitation projects were subject to interriiptlon for election 8- 9, Junior boys game i;oom Mouseopen, Beats transcended in Inter- was the fact - that ^ re e Demo 3. Supply funds t<; liqijiUate the interest of a Now York'(47 electoral votes)—r To 21-year-old Herbert 5’ouhg. station, wa? a target progressing satisfactorily at Fort up to Its own greatness. I want argument over the merlta of presi of mate Miss Rita Noel in W illt-j W lllki^was the 270th voter in casting liis first ballot, ' it .wait, that there are no railroads In the est the outcome of a number crats, seeking re-elecHon had no A tkiited States senator—Senator Wright, New Bedford, and at Fort to sTOond John-! President Roosevelt cast, hi.s votoo ed. ***A blast from a shotgun struck ■ ■ “ trol that important branch — a sten. Robert Uifka, Charles Bar- j | at 12:20 p. m. (ost) today in_ the | conrt,_ and a complete two-house by automobile. One, Miss Edith , wounded given in the official state your government shall do every Muzininsky in the left thigh and (Afti'r.'iP W.) 8. Court of Missing Hell's; 8:30, clasB for women, E 8. vote over that of 1936. explain these feature* in Legislature: Wilson a nurse, traveled' from mont. ^ . . thing within Its power and reason 7:30-10, Bowling alleys reserved 88 SU tee'V ol* for Gbv'emor |control that might exert vital In raaso. Aider Warner, George Bor An experienced trust offieer Mill white frame Town hail of Hyde In normal times. England Hoffman said there was a posal- First Nlghter. . . fluence on the progress of legisla soth. Harold Schatz and Joseph Pennsylvania (36 votes) a Unit Baltimore to Vote in her , home About 40 bombs w^ere reported to preserve peace between labor WJZ-NB(C- 8, Ben Bemle Quiz for Mis# Anderson’s group. E. 8. In the Houae 432 seats were at Park village. town dropped in the attack at 1.30 p. ni pends $250,000,000 annually billty his leg might be amputated. 7 8 6 8 tion If the‘ party which won the Johnston. A t the White school, 'detail at your request. * As the 292nd voter in his elec ed -States senator;, 34 representa confections. and capital within .the ranks of Muzininsky’s opponent in the argu 8:50. Information Please; 9, Ques 7:30, Rec senior' basketball s.ake, and in the Senate, 35. At the tives. state treasurer, state auditor They found seven voting booths [ (6:30 a. m. e. s. t.) and som prc.sldency failed to carry the Alice Larson, Calvin Fish, Lloyd i tion ■'district. ,he spent exactly' 65 labor itself. Your government will ment was taken into cuatody. tion Bee. , , , . 1 league organization meeting. E. 8. same time, pltlzepp of S3 states Lyman, Jesse White. Ireo Ander and legislature. . assume the responsibilities and not M BS -7:30, Arthur Hale broad House along with it. aeconds behind the green cuHalns MANCHESTER Director Howard Brown extends cast their votes in gubernatorial Must lic k Up 48 SeaU son. Alice Johnston. Arlene Sagllo. i New^’Jerscy (16 votes) a United evade them. Your government will cast; 9:15, Laugh^txi’ Swing Club, an Invitation to all teams to a t elections which determine the "Li# * of the booth. States senator, governor; 14 repre Too Fate to Oasslfy To win a majority. Republicans i’atricia. Fogll, Carol>’f*8Pagllo and Hl.a 86-year-old mother, Mrs. Invite the counsel and advfce of tend. men to fill the offices now held by sentatives and legislature. leaders of all groups and all sec W ATER CO . needed to retain all of their pres Evelyn Joluiston. Sara Delano . Rooseyelt, and his Real Estate Development , What to expect Wednesday: 19 Democrats and 14 Republicans. ent 107 seaLs. fill three Republican Mr. and Mrs. Willtim Brainard Delaware (3 votes) a United tions of'the population so that the L O ST -SM A LL LONG HAIRED The war—NBC 8 a. m.. 1:45 wife, who gave her name as Anna white dog, tan marklrigs. An- Maine prevloualy elected Sunurer vacancies with the party’s candi and son Warner, of Hartford, and j States senator, a,■representative- solutions of problems and state m.; CBS 8, 9 a. ro-, 6:45 p. m. E . Robeevelt.’votfd a few minutes at-large; governor and other state sw’ers to name MltJJie. child’s pet. 5974 Sewall, a Republican, as Its gov dates, and pick up an additional Mr. and Mrs. Jules Rebillard and policies will spring from the peo-, MB.S 10, 11:16 a. m., 2 p. m. Greek Freighter children, nf New Britain, were later. officials and legislature. pie themselves and not from some Finder telephone 4882. Reward. ernor. 48 seats at the expense of the It looked like a movie studio W'EAF-NBC—2, Betty Crocker The struggle for the House, how callers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 3-45 Democrats. when Mrs. Roosevelt entered the Vic and Sade: 6:15 Reveries. Takes Refuge ever, was the top attraction, for The Democrats, holding 258 Winthrop Porter, Sunday. hall. Batteries of cameras and Housing (contract GAS CO . ’ WABC-CBS—3, Mary Margaret the Republicans have concentrated^ seats now, could lose 50 of them Hebron Grange, No. I l l P. of N. THE light* cluttered the place.' McBride; 3:45. Lecture HaUt 6:16, on a Vote drive which they hope And still retain a bare majority will meet next Tuesday evening Mr. Roosevelt stepped up to a Hedda Hopper, Ketchikan. Alaska, Nov. 5,-^(fl5 will enable them tp wrest control of 218 of the 435 membership, November 12 at the Gilead Com WJZ-NBC - 12:30. Farm and munity Hall. Election of officers | railing and with, a smile at the Given Approval 5075 —U. 8. Coast Guard headquarters friom the Democrats who have been provided they fllled three Demo Fun For All I Home Hour; 2:16. Let’s Talk it entrenched thee behind varying cratic vacancies. for year 1941 will take place. clsctlon board, remarked; "Good reported today the Greek freighter Mr. and Mrs. Victor Behneke of I n om lng; how Is everybody T" Over: 4:16, Oub Matinee. and often subatantlal majorities 'The Democrats had a backlog Washington, Nov. 5.— —Tire m b s 2:30, Horarimakcra Fo- Hebron were callers at-th e home ‘•Fine. Name,"hlnmo nljtaii#?"please?” amanswer- U. S. housing authority approved ELECTRIC CO. Georgioa Potomanlas hatf taken for 10 years. Democrats, for their of 68 seats where tqeir nominees MANCHESTER riim- 4:45. Jo)inion Family. refuge at Dutch Harbor. In the were uncontested as a gtart in o; Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish on | 64 Mrs. Emma Crapser, chairman today a *$935,961 .contract with E. part, say the drive is doomed to Saturday. o t the board and a Hyde Park Turgepn, Providence. R. I., for Short waves: G8C G8D G8L failure. 4 their efforts to retain or increase Dance at Pulaski Hall London, 6, Questions of the Hour; Aleutians, because of fears for Its botuKwife. . construction of-the 262-unlt "Hill 5181 safety since Greece’s Involvement * Thirty-five Senate races offered their House majority. However, 7 MODERN AND HOPS! HAT4 Budapest, 7:30, opera con- Republican nominees faced no D f If active Mice* ‘'VTanklin D. Roosevelt.” side Avenue” housing project In in war. no such possibility of a turnover •‘Franklin D. Roosevelt? Num Newport. R. 1. r^rt- -2RO Rome, 8:40, Song(8 from The ship was reported to have In the seven-year-old Democratic contests and three Republicans Door Prize! First Two (2) To The Hall Admitted Free! ; oviea: OSC GSD G8L London, from Maine, already have been Eighteen thousand acres of al TRUST CO. ber ^92. Please sign here." Officials said work would start entered the neutral port Friday, majority In that chamber. Repub falfa were deatrwed by field mice Immediately and pro^de 1,000 Evening Herald 10';30, Radio News Reel. on orders from the Greek govern licans would have to gain all of elected. Occupation Qoeetion Omitted •THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7 AT House races found the names of in Humboldt Valley, Nev., in 1906- Federal Deposit In*. Corp. Omitted was the usual queaUon jobs for 6 montha. P. >*• ment. The nature of the ehip'a car the 25 Democratic **6^ at stake 1908. The field mice 8W*m»e41 13,000 to ttw acra. ^ ers at Kaval torpedo and training fall*, ' irti; color Wil^linctoa. DaL, to JapM . I F a r i a a r - I ^ aaat to Senats seats. ' : ,3oO>iig w ill the crow d aasem stations and hospitals. thosa abov*. chM («4.
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rich of West WlUlngton. will pro- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD? MANCHESTER. CONN. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1940 side in the abaesco of Worthy Willington Mooter Leonard Todd of South Musical Fund »AGE SIX Willington who ta a student at the MiM rennle H. Chnrcb Wlllimantic State Trade school in morrow. In any/ event don’t ex Doorkeeper SERIAL STORY' Is Over $200 "iur*" or "lesnln*" DomoersWc the electricity depOrtmenL pect to be able to go to bed at 11 One hundred and fifty guests At 8 o’clock Friday night Tol 0 ' lUtM In ord«r to win. o'clock wdUv any certainty that attended a reception and dinner at land Grange wUl ^ n s o r a set Anyhow, whether or not there le GOAL TO GO Money to Be UHed to you know who la to be our next Nathan Hale Hotel in Wlllimantic back card party, "rhere. ,wlll be anybody who carrt to while away COPYHICHT. I#40. eight prizes and refreshments. lEontittg Bfralb President. The chances of that BY Y/. H, PEARS gCA •XRVtCK. INC. Saturday for Levi T. Garrison, Buy Instruments for the hours till relurna time, play Arthur Church oi South WH- are extremely small. drafted, Donald O. Coates and supervisor of rural education In llngton is a patient in the Johnson Public School Pupil*. .Na ing with the Infinite combination* I- Chapter II pretty low about not working." Benjamin Burba, and one man al Stafford Springs honor of his thirtieth anniversary Memorial hospital, Stafford II Bliitll Itrtat possible to be drawn from Dr, Gal- Marlborough ready In the army, a brother-in- as supervisor. For different peri Springs. M»nch«it«r. Conn j Just One of Hundreds YMtarday: Bill Mentor watches "1 know, rilir." ' The public ncbools’ Instrumental , lup's guessing, this article looks "But fm tickled pink to work law of Burba, who enlisted some Jolw U. Netto ods of time during the thirty THOMAS FERGUSON his West High School team lose to Tolland Superior Court Mrs. Howard Uird Fund moved past the $200 mark Gonoral Mu*K*r I better, from the traditional point When in some future day some Benton, 6-0. With a chance to for him, Helen." years ago, Hebron 1s represented 472. SUffnrd years Mr. OarrUon has supervised Foundort Oetooir I lilt ■M-«. Eaat Hampton.,^ by three in the regular army, be sixteen towns, oerring the entire today with announcement by I of view, than .*0 much blank space. hlsWlan, after deUing long and acore, t.’oach Landis called a •P**’- "Yod’re pretty grand to him, I^st Trolley Here Piibllihod Ev»ry E»«nlnt E*r»pt tacular raxile-daizle, lost. Even BUI Oh, why couldn’t the board sides five in the United States The funeral of Robert Elmer term in Willington. 'Phe tgachers Treasurer Walter Buckley that Sundnyt «nd Holldnyi. ** earnestly into the records of the Helen’s klsa falls to cheer Bill up. have given him a phance! I know Grants Divorce Decrees Morlboroufli Oronga, No. 205, Navy. of Wlllingto^ Chaplin, Coventry, $13.00 had been received.during the S q u ir e , 6i, of East Willington who th« Petit offici it terrlbm, 1930-40 decade In Europe, At home, he reviews t ^ f ^ ho could coach rings around Lan- will hold its regular meeting The statement that property Mansfield, S^tland and Tolland Just a Year Ago Conn., «• Sioond CUii Mill M»tt»r. llal.v’B Vulnerability taxes were due on or before Nov. died St a hospital in Hartford. Sat made the arrangements. A trio of past few days to bring the toUI to e shall have made a long list of the with his Invalid father, Buck.-’L.he Thursday night when election of SUBSCRIPTION RATES The peculiar vulnerability of | 'l^indly, humanitarian former coach admits lAndls wiis Bill was sober, hi* thoughts di Rockville and CloventlT^ L{eberMm.*"Bmma*’Me8d 1. was an error. It swas tax lists urday night after a long Illness will musicians of Wllllnjantlc enter $208.50. This fund IS used lAi the On# T*ir by Mill ...... {*•"" grandstanding, wishes he could vided between Buck and Helen. oftlcera will be held. dueOlio tou. be handed ...In instead....ovb— . Tax , be held Wednesday sfternfKm at tained during the dinner. Today marked the first anni schools to purchase musical, in P«r Month by Mill , ...... • Italy to attack from the air is , ^j,o were consumed in Mn. Mary Brookes and Mra. The Dramatic Club and friends struments which are loaned to de coach the team. Sbmcllung had happened which Women Given Free The Dorcas socUty will meet payments Sre not called for before (be O. H. Baker Funeral home versary of the operation of bus Slnsli Copy ...... **’ *'*' 19 00 often referred to by military stra : the fires of the enormous rcvolu- he didn’t understand. Yesterday ------Ciechowskl; fancy work. MUs Thurssdy afternoon. the month of April, with May ; here. Serviceses Killwll be held at the gave Theodore ineoaore MirtIMini andanu Oldrtchvjiuriuii j ------serving pupils during the school D»llv«r»d One le ir ...... iOfo Vonasek a surprise birthday party 1 by the Connecticut Company be- tegists, but while '*'* " j tionary conflagration, the name of Bill M'enlor eased his hard Helen had been just the neighbor 4 .— ---m y; Foredcure “SS; Sherman (JoodricJv bos returned first as the deaif line. Willington Hilt church at 2 year, thus making It possible fhr .MKMBER OF Eirl who listened to hfs problems home from the Middlesex hosplUI Perfect attendance pupils at the Friday night at the C.S.P.S. hall ' tween Manchester and Hartford, them to obtain, miwlcal training. THE, ASSOCIATED PRESS physical narrowne.is and the Asana, president of the ^ young body Intointo patchedpaicncu pajamas gm n,... — . MIsa Margaret Schmogro, Mrs. o’clock. Rev. Horace B. Sloat, pas- For a moment; he stood listening and talked football ^Uh him But r.aRes Are Deoifletl. where he had an appendectomy. Jones .Street school for October to*- and Rev. George U. Chappell of in .South Willington. Mr. .Mirtl was The last trolley car out of town New Contributors Til* Aiiocliletl Free* I* r Ul f* i*sv»ss»a,»»,^^ *••“ —----- •- Eliza Davis; tickets. Mrs. Martha preatnted a sweater and Mr. ' had as passengers not only Man- lyintltlfd to'th*'’u « ’ o'r ?«i'bHoi- i cessibility of many of its Indus-, j, Republic during Spain’s | to _ Buck . toss. ' restlessly"J_*nu in the next now, a.s hrehe Silt siit jilinrlnctsharing tilCthe AIKHCO silence Several of the Marlborough stu wore Margaret Jones, Eugene and Warrenvllle will officiate. Burial The latest contributors are: non of ill now* trial centers_to epemy bombers , revolution, will be not , with her^ he felt like singing. It ZInssem Mrs. Gertruds Kington, dents from here who attend East Victor Carll, Frances Zawisza, Vonasek a ring. Cake, sandwiches j cheater people but many from ^ Previously acknowledged $196,60 room. Then, frowning, he drew Rockville, Nov. 5.— (Special.)— , Mrs. Oiforge Lewis; dining room, will be In Willington Hill cemetery: „re obvious sources of danger, the , was funny. . . . Hampton High school attended a Edward Tarasevlch. A pleasant and coffee were the refresliments’. 1 Hartford and other parts of the'1 Marion M. C asey...... 1.00 from the dresser drawer a packet ^Judge John H. King presided at the Miss Edith Smith and Mrs. Alice Mr. iBqulre was born In Ashford Dancing and games were 'enjoyed state of yellowed clippings. Some were Hallowe’en party at the school Hallowe’en party was held at the and had lived all of his life in that Edson M, Bailey 1.00 aII’ n^h.V o?’ r.puMlc..lon of , principal reason for Italy’s un- A3^ana waa a roaL think He skared at the bunch of ^ hort calendar session of thd Tol- Wells. by all. ■ ■'Bert Linden was the operator of i 1.00 • iKO nearly 20 years old, but he studied s» - Members Social Friday night. school, with games and refresh town and Willington. For more Anthony-R. O'Bright . . *p*clal rl!*t'»toh*ii herein ere usual liability to great damage independent political coming^ down the street. Th,^ ^Innd County Superior Court held In Mr. and .Mrs. Robert Hodge of ments. Mrs. Ida C. Heck of At the Community Hallowe’en the first bus Into Manchester and 1.00 ren^rved them eagerly as If he didn’t know The Rockville Emblem club will ! than 30 years he operated a gen- ngrty in the town hall when 175 although he Is not a regular op- j R. E. PunntjMT'...... from Mic air ha.s not been general- ^ j,^j,f,^opher, a patriot whose objec- every word by heart: walked quietly, without the usual Rockville on Monday at which two West Haven, and the Misses Dora Union is the- teacher. I eral *tore In East W’lllington. He Cole Motors ...... 1.00 hf S. E. A. horseplay and laughter. Their hold a t.iembera social on Wednes j^ople attended. Nancy Jane Sad eralor on * h « Manenester-Hart Full wervlre client ly understood, "BUUK MENTOR PICKED P'OR divorce decrees were granted and day afternoon at the Elks Home on and Estelle Dickson of East Those in the Hebron Green two- I Is survived hy his widow, Mrs. Friend ...... - ...... 2,00 (tervlce Inc. . live in life was the making of a faces were, grim, determined. Bill ler was awarded the prize for the ford bus line, he w-as operating Ulysses Bywater, former Amer- ALL-AMERICA” "BUCK MEN several foreclosure cases disposed Prospect street at 2:30 o'clock. Hampton, were callers here on room school having a perfect at Mary J. iSqulrc, a brother Walter Charles N. Burnham .... 1.00 better and happier Spain for all saw they were all members of the prettiest costume and Mi;s. Nelson one of the buses Into Manchester 1.00 Publleher* Repreeentattvee. The TOR STARS IN .SEASON’S UP of. Mrs. Margaret Finley and Mrs. Sunday. tendance record for the same LtTRjulre of Hartford and severalfrai ,/'Usher for the funniest. S-xcet Katherine Bell CTieney .lullCie .Melhewe '^I'ecl"' ' * . j lean consul to Rome, casts much I Spaniards./All his hopes perished; | varsity .squad. Mra. Wllhelmena R. Malinowski A Republican rally at which time were, grades 6-8: jCenneth this morning. 1.00 New Fork, rhirnso, Delrnll enn SET.” "BUCK MENTOR TO Anna Martin will be the hostesses nieces and nephews In Staftot ‘ cider and doughnuts were served. Mrs. Marguerite CampViell light on the delicacy of Italy's sit- all his i/rposes were defeated; j COACH ALL-STARS. ” Even Drowsv Peters, the man^ of this city was granted a dK'orpe Congreasmaa William J. Miller and Lillian Griffin, Frank and Mr, and .Mrs. .Sedrick J. Rcitoii. ager, looked wldc-awalU for * for the' afternoon. .Springs. Mr. and .Mrs. Gilman Lougee of ! nation in the lyondon Dally Chron from William F. Malinowski on and Senator William J. Shea of Raymond Hills, Rodney Lemalre, oti Stiaughan ...... 1.00 . HI'RE A i: OF 1 nothing/ to which he devoted his ■ A warm glow spread up through change. "Harya, Bill. Is Buck at Rev. Francis X. Allard, missliI - New Lundun, w-ere weekend ME.MBEK AUDIT icle. It lies In the fact that the Bill His dad! It was something grounds of Intolerable cruelty. thisiniS districtaisirict were the vuc speakers I Bettyj5(.LLy and ann .Marion Bodnar, .AiariunFIvelyn ryvvijriiary In the Order of I..aSalleUe. for guests of Mrs. Gertrude Bugbee. |{<‘' out of 1.461. Italy and the Apennines, forming j ^ continent. . flashed his big grin at them. "Wel nest George Prescott. While they Bronson^^^^ ‘'*'‘{''h}lrw“alder nTrries'’^"* to assure all being counted the curred later . . . at 8 o’clock In the Town Hall Hebron ______, I * ' dsys when the most Ritile thing in I the backbone of the elongated, ____ come, fellow.s." were living at White Plains, S. Y., .past 12 years. As a j ^ e lived i was present enumerators are going over the Bill gave a si-ornful snort. Any "We’ve got something Impor- she was called to her home In Cov (Armistice Day). Rev. Theodore S. here with his parenfsmi-t gradual- . A large gainenng A „ ao-ain the world is a newspaikr editorial peninsula, are rut by i/numerable . -----;------—- dope could put the squad through Don Hart an- Darrah, pastor pf the ElHngton g^k^^dTuls'and» . ... •__1 stuff-like Ul»« ♦Vvafthau IfIt jI entry to ciai;e^.for her father v.'ho The Rev. H. R. Keen took for cd from St. Edwards Parochial It is the day of a presidetKial elec/i watercour.«es that provided for was HI. add when she returned to Congregational church will be the North (loveiilrv school: ! was bruin,* that counted. Anear tial Life Insur^ce Com pany of- j parizek la president j when two young people Andrew Llchanec Rasko, Jr., of so great a cloud of witnesses," | -.upen-iscr of Rural Education 1 fi( > at Toirington and ' and Frank Vonasek, Jr., vice Hassel Smith’s campaign for state Americans are driving home their realized and niade practicable yjr. Dooley W-as columnist; ’ morning and made up our minds Willington, with his wife and two freshments w-111 be served st the senator, a thief stole 3,000 cards $liop an engagement * ? ^ rrumr^ mam A ^ood attend- ‘ Hcnr>’ Rfcd. ' burv, died thi* mommx at St. president of the new club both of consolidated opinion on the very ■ eisewhet^laly did nothing Impor- j , peaking oVer his bar to Hennes- ". . . today the driving steel legs to do .something. Right, fellows?" children, and Raul Llchanec Rasko, close. e t c . ^ J- Ko'hler, M rs. A. ^ W aterbury. He advertising his candidacy from ring- ana' wedding band. i Willington. blggeat of all subjects, with the j tant aboutHt until the rise of the ' ^ey. "Soon. " said Mr. Dooley, "the of Buck Mentor are still, still be They as.scntcd in a choru*. Jr., ofor Willington, wiiiingion. hisnis wiiewife aimand two Postmaster Edw-ard F. Charter ance, and several p p _ ton. Miss Jeanette Heckler, Mrs. . ^^-as in charge- of the Torrington Smith's auto. Smith advorliscd To select Tru-A rt dia-, "What is it?" Buck asked. children, w-ere given permission to has announced the following post- Tennant Bugbee, Mrs. Gertrude that he would pay fo r distribution mighty sledge hammer of the hal- i totalitarian Xegime. But since election will be over and after that cause he saved a little Italian Exeter were am opg P g George A. Kingsbury. Miss Fran-, office for 11 years and seiwed In Bugbee, Mr*. Katherine Wright of mond rings is to know that workman whose name he didn’t "We're through with I.,andls,’* change their last name to Llchanec. i office hours: the offi’ce w-111 open at The early communion service ai 8 . . Tasco.___ . JosephJoseph . Ta.sro. Ta.sro. Mis."' Mlss U gimiiar capacity...... at Waterbury...... of the cards, no questions asked. then, during thkl*i-‘'t fifteen years, ' Dooley goes back to his beer Drow.sy said defiantly. "We want T^e court w-as told that when the i 6:15 a. m.; doses at 7 p. m. The j was omitted, according to the ...... Tasco...... end. Miss Ma Deep River and Mrs. Lawrence the future will find them lot? IIEAI TII AM ) DIE! even know, from death under a Beatrice Friend. Miss Marj- So- I pnor to that time. He retired In , Lucler visited Mrs. Richard Bug If It we/en't that all new;.»papers | the harnessing o f/h e: natural wwa- a -'' pumps and Hennessey goes back Man About Manhattan falling beam. We salute you. Buck you for uoach. Buck, and we’ve father of the two men was natural-' office will he closed during the! cuhtom when there Is a com chor. Miss Evelyn — Rood anuf MissMi - May because of ill health...... His sur- ever proud of their choice. munion service at 11 a. m. A bee In Plalnvllle and Mra. Roy ter powers has been^ arried out on to his slag pile and the old Hag'll ADVICE Mentor, .All-American guy. doped out a sure way to get you ized that by mistake the name of | ^oon hour from 12:45 to 1'30 p. m...... - --- -7 Alice Heckler.- MeHe w-as prcsenicapresented vivors Include his wile;wife; a aaugn-daugh- *'"'V' Rrimin ThurS .relieve Tru-Art diamond ring en are mot* or less flic slaves of a ______Gtorge Tmcktr ■ ••Rasko". w’hlch was his wife's | dally. service with communion was ^ d ^ living room clock and a ter, Irs. Albert B llger of Thomas- OWetshaw in Ne ® ' continue to wave over us all." Bill remembered those wce^s of hired!" ht^Mlwry of sembles are wisely priced. tradi^n much like that of the a very large- — scale. . Apparently Mr. Dunne knew his (To Be C'ontimieil) maiden name, w-as placed after his , Mr*- James H. Johnson of Pin- Friday morning at the church In ^ brother. Ar^ur. of Water- . day Mr. and Mrs. right Furnished h>' the Mrto> ' s-„,- .... J ... *1, ' running trom school to the hoa- COLDS sta^^that "the show must go on, " Practically all the Italian rail- ; hjgjory as well as he knew his Health Service name, although the family nnrhe j ney street, Ellington, announces obBcrvanceobservance of All .Saints’’ ' Day.Day^ ■ George‘BuckGcorp** Buck are , "and and a sister. Mrs. Ernest Uqald ball town for money but •a "oorpotm Th'pil pita' an^i finally how the doctor ^ ^ was Llchanec. One of the men hnd ; engagement of her daughter, TaMelii It/ls highly probable that almost wavs are operated bv electricity • Irish Americans. There have been ccnding their v,mkcn the news to hhn: Mrs. H. L. I.onadale of Colchester proud parents of a baby boy 1 p^ada of Washington, D. C., F un-; of one ---for ---- fun. If .you are accustomed ...... toward...... the great horseshoe. "w ilh canes, your father can O . , , , - . I4 r h ls r s a s O fit difficulty getting work at’ Pratt * : Marjorie Jeanette Johnson, to Cur- w as among those present at that Friday at the Manchester J gral services w ill be held Thurs- \ turned home w ith her s.m *very editorial column in the and 80 per -cent of the cVintry's 37 nationaPelectlons. With the ex- .Address communications to riii auRnicr-ui-i*iw. firo p s ana BO per i ! ception of the first none has been to thehe big horseShoe stadiums of Gradually the specks are_ weld- | ^ little, son, but your Job is l \ c l l l l 1- A f l V/L Whltney’s because the naturnllza-1 Goodnight, Jr., son of Mr. .and time. hospital. This makes their third jav afternoon. 7 I dai^hter-in-law. ______^ Cooch Drops industrial plants are by?^wer Invariably election Herald. .Attention ot McCov walk a little, son, but your Job is The regular meeting of .Tolland 666 ^coi^try would consist of blank tlon papers had him listed na j Mra. Curtis Gooilnight, Sr., of The Rev. George M. Milne flnn I ...... Invariably Health Service the west and south you’ll be unable ed into a whole ^ , to keep him quiet. In a year or bo son. - I e _ ^“e \ ~ •v-a 11 ^ A Jis a1 ^ w' — W o n d e r fu l I (llstani No campaigns have been marked Rasko Instead of Llchanec, th" -; Pittsburgh. Penn. The marriage preachedpreacned at theme neuronHebron Congre ; Mis Virginia Katzung had a | No one one knows exactly Why ce- . Juvenile Grange will be Try •‘Rul»-My-TUm** i space with a little box in the wired in from a -(listani to let vourself go in NOi^York ex- vast acreage of <^hryaanthcmum i . 4- ^ day at 5 p.m. Overaeer John Good- I LU itnieot Italy's war-tlmf-/iroductlbn nd with bitterness. Some have been 111 Big States name t))e family used. 1 .^^.lu take place Saturday evening. gatlonal church Sunday on the , masquerade bam dance Saturday : ^ent seU, midst bf n saying, "Editorials De "Sore Throat" cept possibly at Columbia Univer- laden Foreclosure Actions j November 23, 1940 In the Shilock theme of the "Communion of ; evening. The bam' was decorated ferred Till Tomorrow " For our ^ the...... malntemthce. , of its Industrial I m>ea the anthem. ' And,, not to go to too groat conduits and send terrible floods 31UI iir.’i.'s ------«-» l;‘ 'J!'^^vorid‘ On “ Sionday m ' o S i SOroOO people wi.i ho on hand when the Sunday paper. "Jumping Ja- The forecasts: morning for Brimfield, Mass. ‘ get back to tWe united task of see witli (liflcomfort upon swallowing. The drizzling rain of last Jlat- Mr. and Mrs. John Kingsbury rushing 8. ■Tm afraid It won’t give them Th* young men are Joseph Henry day evening. Nov. 8, beginning - Miss Jure Loomis and Miss Clara and you will look no farther. fieliLs of the farms. By a citrpet-. the average person says "throB' met in thy Ellington Town Hall, at 8 o’clock. This Is an annual ' Smith sang a duet. Miss Clara cover, through the news, that we are 68 electoral votes to win from the ■ too much confidence In Landis. ’ Cabinet Meinbers Klecak. 28: William Victor Mur h i s earth is crowded bag count m Louisiana. FlVrida .he generally means that part cal ------^------Bill carried dishes to the sink, phy. 22; Elmo Gregorl, 22, and Sunday atternoon at 3 o’clock. Mrs. event and Is open to the public. 1 Smith who is the new- Chnstlan poorly armed, badly prepared.-unready • rest of 'the lountry in onler to Bill carried dishes to the sink, Armadlp* LaBreche of .Stafford with cowards. .And if Tunight's Returns and South Carolina, Riitherfnr\l B eo the pharynx. " d '" J® , . -tart Ang colors. Would appreciate learn- ucgan to «crape*crape them. BuckBut Henry Joseph Grezejka. 24. Proceeds will be for the benefit of E-deavor Flower Committee have the necessary 2(j6- Cast Their Voles Howard Reynold*, clerk at the Springs presided. FoIIow-lng the thr^efub. There will be tables chairman is in charge of the flow- T to deWnd ourselves, we face that prob Hayes had stolen the election.\he acute inflammation of ** frTjnd aore^hr^at ' InK h'’" ' banish these night- wheeled over 'andand took his arm. ’ distrM mecthfg the Men’s and Wo you’ll pardon the inelcgince Thc "suj-e" Willkle sta^e.s are office, states that others desiring e!!^ hririP" ninochle setback etc.. ’ ers at church each Sunday ex- lem and set about to correct the weak tp he In the first group to leave the mens org^zatlons held their re- | wHh refresTment' “ ^id p rL s: cepting the Sundays when flowers of the headline above, I given bv.’ h'p poll a.s. Nebraska. r.",;r ■ s s t , ...... sp^tlveteusiness sessions after j ness. And any other problems can MItlAM. 17 lewoU i i • ' Nothing doing. Buck. I- Washington, Nov. 5— t/P) district may volunteer In the same , There will also be chances on a to he would like to saV that, to South Dakota, Vermont, MaineIsine, ; plane engine pan , J. Tildcn had stolen the elertinh. , Hant featinc. ■ UsuallN'the patient way and tfielr names will be placed ilch” rc#rcshmenta were serxed. i o , oetV. Pvervtedv is w el-,rd one. then Mrs. Austin Is to be -ifelv be brought to light in the news ...... seK aVv;o;;;;‘ihro;uih following ad- disease; ^ .is ^ l^ 'y the Shadows crossed the man's net members With homes in New (Hss Corlnne Tildcn has return- door Yhe ' notified. Any one having flowers my way of thinking, “ guts” Kansas, Iowa, Indiana, Coloradoado— ! employes fifty "times as large as | (be Repiiblirana. 'With a keeps h.avvking and spitting, ne- deep-se.t eyes. ’’Bill, I feel like York traveled, there to vote today at the head of the list. come whether members of the papers o f .-America. - ire sent bv mail. ! nightmares are the result or ai I.,eglnn Meeting / to New York after visiting her .'.jitar ii is the thing,which distin with if total of .?P electoral votes it has. nothing vviikviimoM' piea.seplea.se itiv bet-'ue-.- npniocratic iipniocratic Mouse Mouse of oj Repre'senta- ivepreseiuH- ing Ing lorceu forced n, to do nv so - byj — the feeling u, ■ .iresenv . I gpgftve disturbances. The pres- a heel already. Don’t make it but most of the others in Dresi- club or not. help ma contact Miss Smith. Holy __ .ter than__ .Ui-tetteT everv___ _ telephone lives en.l ami » a P.ennhiicanRepnhlican .Senate, .Senate, the the that that there there is is something something caught caught inm Stanley DotesZ' Post, No. 1 ^ mother. Mra. Phehe Tildcn of To-- NORMAN CHANDLER 'I'hat is part of what makes this and 207 to go to re.-tch the 266 ■ Qiiestinns and Answer* ence of a great deal of ‘"/'J ;; worse. If I were doing what other dent. Roosevelt’s o ff i^ l family moka avenue, and her sister, Mrs. Halloween „ „ Yve^^ obseiwed at the guishes a hundred million or t.r t n a n ^ j.^ e. i ;,^^block remained unbroken until Vbe throat. The voice may M " " ______I digestive tract is often enough to men do for their sops you’d be cast csentee ballots. American Legion, w-lll hold an Itk- some disturbance 'Diursday evr service with Deacon country great—a sense ot responsibil-, winning .mark. . subscriber in Manche.ster arid (bp <|„v of'lnaugur.at|on. blurred-and husky and the glands .. portant meeting this evening/ 1" W. A. Foiirnlcr of Maple street. sorft^ s in ,.-\mcrica from the rest of playing football and .leading a Among those in.New^ York are The regular meeting of the ning last. ' Evans and Deacon Robertson as ity which .everv citizen shades because Now. we get to the iig.hting liiiity call up timight as often a* -pbe Jhieat of civil war appeared at the side of the w ck may be normal 16-year-old life. Instead, the Secretary of the Treasury and the G. A. R’. hall. At thl?/ time harmless variety, other bits the ^ r ld . T l asks; j fh^o;l"gryr!;a7fiot plans will be complete4/for the I.«ngvlew P. T. A. was held Mon harmless variety, other bits , gigting Rev. L. H. Austin, ground. ' The poll classifies niive lie or she felt like liotng so and to agdin. . swiiUeri and pairifnl. you make a living for both of us. Mrs Morgenthau, Attorney Gen mischief bonlered on vlclouteeM. ^ Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock c arc He')Ino,K'j. " ’ , , . . 4;y„ei au Thr»n Its oiiicklv fli* tbc clfiudi^ » The tonsils may be innamed. eral and Mrs. Jackson. Postmaster Armistice Day obMp^enee in Rock day evening In the Longview school 1 ibnow we have courage states as "leaning nemocratu. answer the ini,utr. r s questvons as ^ ‘1,;,^^. ,, the tonsil discomfort 'Bill, I’m sorry.” ' at 8 o’clock. There was a Panel Second Selectman Edmund H .; jjpj-tjj covep- And if you really want a tight on SOUITON. lewel* . > > > * $**.00 DAYBOOK NOV, r> and in laci, vne vuusu j you are goinb lu 'J/," „inmagic. Mr. Horton has fixed up itg'hall. Officers will be elected. Ing Democratic " states is . / , since the obtaining and tabulation governments given hark tn acute attack of this kind may , of thP can to sterilize it. Also Secretary of Agriculture and firing squad, Gold Star. Mothers, Is a patient In the Rockville City Those of us whose ancestors came it. Buck?" Legion, Son's of Legion, Girl Scouts, hospital where he wa* taken last his fence and the other property - Friday evening at 6:30 the aiA0AN.171*wele . t ci >> $MZ* Dr: Gallup places the following of local returns' will Otherwise (he Democrats. Followinc. one of 'come from a cold, from chronic ’ sterilize an Ice pick with telling Quotations Their hand* met in a crushing Mrs. Wlckard mailed ballots to Church committee invites anyone Legion Auxiliary a^d other patri week for treatment. (IHmages have been repaired, but over on the Mayflower and those who states in the "leaning Republican " keep our hands, more than full, we theiV bitterest- battles in. History, catarrh, or "l^y ' water. Then use the Ice pick to grip. Bill swallowed hard. Buck Carroll county, Indiana. It seems a pity that these mia- in the community, who will care 1 punch the two holes necessary for The two Republicans In tne otic organizations. came as refugees only last week will column: North Dakota, with 4 - .. r . stared at the worn linoleum and Hope Chapter To Meet chevlous boys should not be kept to come, to a Fellowship Supper. ■ - .. . . I pouring. - said hu.skily, “ I—I’ll do dishes. cabinet—the secretaries of war Each family is to bring a covered know what I mean. In our very blood electoral votes; Illinois,. 29. Michi U'ompeilcil to announce "No tele- z Centurv S cra^ ' call your doctor and 1^ him pre- The more fundamental threat and the N avy-both traveled to Hope Chapter, No. 60, O. E. S , at home on auch occasions. It (of Fascism) lies in those many Okay?” la pretty well known who some dish. Those in charge are: Mrs. died million knotis u-hy it is in .America, gan, 19; Wisconsin, 12; Ohio. 26; i phone .service tonight” ' Tl.ere had been ' bitter .dection scribe any local treatment (Nightm ares) their homes to vote. __ will hold Its regular meeting this Wapping places where our .social "Okay," Bill said. of them are, but another matter Edmondson, Mrs. Evans, Mrs, , (JUESTION:..S. W. wants to Secretary and Mrs. Btimson evening In the Masonic hall with Davis, Mrs. Robertson, Mrs. Wil- lt ’$'here because, for three centuries, New” York, 47: Pennsylvania, 36; cal struct-urc fails to meet the Mrs. Alice Helntz, wortljy matron Mr*. W. W. Grant to prove IL DATHM. 17 !*»••» •••••• MM® 1 know: “What is the reason a per- We went out on the porch In w-nt to Huntington, L. L, and men and w-omen with the couragfe to Miaaouri, 15; New Hampahiic, 4; ihl. oBic't ov,r. irrllallon alrtady p.-™ni If fundamental needs of SecreUry Knox went to Chicago. presiding. A Penny Harvest sale 7894, Maneboster Mr*. Alice Thompson and! llAm' McKinney and Mr*. Vera —Stephen Raushenbush. former tending to read the newspaper, ' WTil -omb. face the duties of free men have been Idaho, 4 total of the "loaning Press wires from the inotnent. the seconil . ’ administration,,in,ini«tration a famous y Vic' patient is a child It-is cap will be a feature of the evening daughter Marjorie of Auburn held a IV desirable that you nave a aoc- ween win. ^ Munitions Committee investiga but he lost Interest in It when he and refreshmenta wUl be ser\’ed by Mr*. Walter Pomeroy Re ^iblicaq" states being 196.elec count Is made (n the first New compromise scotohetl .seecs- iV desirable that you ha ___^ •'vamlned and passed saw Helen on the steps. "Hullo. Ward E. SUlea, Pleasant coming to this land where the huni- tor look at the throat, as many of I have been tor. ______the following committee: Mrs. Valley, waa taken to the Hartford toral votes. Enclahd town and on through the sion of South Carolina—of Abra- *'the children’s diseases, • such as my physical examination wnin ny Helen." Axis Nations See Margaret Ostlen. chairman; Mrs. hlcst citizen sits in the councils with HnmiiTon 4 nil fast SS thev arc re- ’ ham Lincoln, who went Into office "THcllo. Bill.” Hospital last Saturday where he If—It is a tremendous "if"—Mr. night. And as fast as they arc ^ ^ The men wha make steel irtand Cecelia Ostlen, Mrs. Emily Mayo, underwent an . operation fbr ap X ^ 7 ,.’ " p . m S b ': w r .;: ?•* » ' is the belief that tomorrow can he the proudest. , . , . He sat beaide her In the pale Mrs. Flora Green, Mrs. Gszella her two sons. AMERICA’S FINE WATCH Roosevelt should get the votes of coiVTd they will be reiiortcd "'e r , tot.il east for his o p -: today over .500.000 "tronK m (Campaigns Alike pendicitis. ■ turned Sunday afternoon. Mrs. H. B. Pomeroy is seriously The right to have the kind of news sunshine. It fell gently about Read, Mra. Gwendolyn Nlederwer- Miss Dorothy Gray was home brighter than today. all the state? rated as sure for him a loud-speaker sy.stem set up out- | ponents. j an army already mohlllzed fm them, striking warm, deep tonej Harry'P. Files. Sr., of Boston, ill at her home. you get in your papers is your right, the protection of our democratic fer, Mrs. Ruth Marshall. Miss Elsie was the guest of his son and fam from her hospital training for Uie Mrs. Arthur J. Vinton accom Furthermore, in our hearts there is Always a Complete Selecllor by the poll and should also win in side the Herald plant on Bisaell ; There have been campaign w^ars NiaUon\*t Electorate Will Vote from Helen’s chestnut hair. Lock Schultz. Miss Rose SchuRz. Dan . * ^ qinrp thr tlmr when mu«! form of government. ily Judson G. Files over the week week-end. She apent the time panied Miss Cora Kingsbury to the resolve to make tomorrow brighter.' th e obligation to go on bringing it to of Elgin. Waltham. Bulova, all the states rated as leaning to street. If the weather holds half and bruises marred . the ing slim hands around her fuzzy Madrid. Nov. .5 -(/P )- Editorial iel Ostlen, Merle Mayo and Nelson with her 'parents, Mr. and Mra. __C. M. White, vice preeldent Ke- wool skirt, she gazed up at him comment in the Spanish end. ' visit the Houaatonlc Valley Region That is where the courage comes in. vou is the obligation of the newspaper Benrus and (Irucn Watche* ward him he would win'the elec way decent the crowd there j body politic. Within our ow;n .time i for 7 Presidential Candidates Reed. . . . Guests at the home of Mr. and Haroldarold Gray.Gray ; gj High school for the day, as Misa pnblle Steel Corp. shyly. the United States election Girl Scout .Meeting The statement made that H e-, gjj^py to return Monday publishers— an obligation you are not ■ * tion with a plurality of 278 to 255 get its returns more quickly than | there was the three-way Rooae-, "I was kind of hoping -you’d was headed by an article in the Mrs. Eugene W. Platt, of Wap Did you ever think how much cour Tlie Cardinal 9'lower Troop of ping, recently .was Mra. Platt’s bron had no one called in the - evening in order to cast her vote over WiUkis, «*ten if the latter thev can be received by any other i velt-Wllson-Taft battle Yet" against each weapon sooner come out. Bill. It’s too perfect a newspaper ABC which assert^ the Girl ScouU win hold lU meetings age it takes to let another man speak likely to let us forget. I the sometimes almost vicious Hoo By The A.ssociated Press or later we find a defense— and Bister, Mrs John T. Murphy of draft Is an error. There were , Tupgdgy morning. Mra. Vvpton is a ohould get all his ratedly sure means. day to sit here alone." Axis countries had lost Interest each Wedneaday afternoon at 2:45 two Hebron men called, one living j member of the Board of Education his mind? His ideas may sound wrong ver-Smith contest of 1928 The nation’s electorate balloted today for seven presidential against the weapon of propaganda For the first time - Bill noticed Boston. But please do not call this office Sitting on sldelinca here In because of similarity o f the pr*^ ■ o’clock. This troop Ls for girls of Miss Jacqueline Platt entertain inIn 6theKa Amston Amaf/\vi section,azAosfls^n andanH nr1»an and__ i is - Interested Inin tViokthe ssmiBntl.consoli BUtes and aU those classed os' and seven vice presidential candl^tes. the same nwnter,as m our only defense is a free and re that it was a perfect day. The grams of President Roosevelt and High school age, and any. girl who to you; his proposals and his actions Matthew Washington. Uie impartial politi other living in Hope Valley, with dation of BchoolB. teaming toward him. for election news. It cannot be 1936. In all 48 states tlckeU carried Democratic and Republican sponsible press. still, warm air was spiced with is interested is Invited to attend. ed the girls of the neighborhood cal graybeard* several times have Wendell Willkle. at a Hallowe’en party at her home mailing address in Amston. There Next Sunday la Grange Sunday may make you angry or resentful. But But should even one |tate like supplied by phone. choices. Five other slates were being voted on in a smaiur —Arthur Hays .Sulzberger, pub- autumn haze. Now and then a The troop is working on the Troop wagged their heads and dubbed Arriba, the Falange’s orija"- recently. >Mins to b« some confusion about at the Second Congregational the sheer courage to say “ speak- ¥ Also, since the vote is sure to number 6f states. The national ticket line-up. Usher. the New York Time*. tinted leaf detached itself from merely stated that victory Indlca- Dramatics, badge. NOTE I The pww«* «>< r**ola» Tuesdez loiUtu- Mossachusett* go to Willkle and the 1940 campaign one of the the. toll maple and whirled lazily the area of Hebron. It takes in teurch, which starts service at 11 be the heaviest ever cast in a tougher scraps. Through this focal President Vice President tions were sUghtly favorabV to Bazaar Wednesday the three...... vtUogea of ' Hebron.------Am ■— a. m. AU member* of the Grange speak freely, and go in peace” is a tionel edf**tl*Mn*n»» to to mako AmerUea lUo ea* ■bould he retain sOl of his own list ■ The Biftl.sh people are adulU. to the ground. The annual bazaar of the Friend- No Longer Stuffed. AmerlconbuelneMbett**. Your eosaeet Ion*. cTlilctom* WIOR point passes all the charges, flows Franklin D. Roosevelt Henryaavsss^ A- Wailsce------President Roosevelt. aton and Gilead, and all together will sit in a body. brand of bravery that no dictator can the situation would be reversed Presidential electidn and since Democratic ' "It’s nice," Bill agreed, inhaling ur reaction* will bo «pp r*cl*t*d by Ih * .Newepooor all the mud and, smear of every Wendell L. WUlkle Charles L. McNsry They wlUlnj^ to tAce ugly In general. lltUe ■pace was de ' ly Class of the Union Congrega has a population of a little over Jeweler and V^atchmaktf some states have extended the Republican truths, stand on their own feeL deeply. tional church will be held on Modern toxldermiats construct boast. Only a citizen/n a democracy P ubllelm el'o m in llteo o o d It* ch *lrm «o. .\iWree* iho and WiUkie would become the ■presldentUl campaign. Socialist Norman Thomas Maynard Krusger voted »o the election,-most anatomically correct models., of 1,000.------. Am.ston is not.1 a<• town by Gray squirrels are becoming a 977 Main St. * ManebagWr: hours of voting, it would be far Aaron M. Orange permit freedom of..,speech and ihieir fingers touched, laced to Wednesday In the church soolnl to think, but dangerous pest in England, where can “ take it straight.” com m lllco tn care o< the Buetnee* (J ® c* *4 thl* pos**. next President And it you, sUy away from the Socialist-Later " Johh W . Aiken gether. Helen studied him with papers Instead devoting fhelr animals and fit the skins over itself as many seem t (Naxt to McIccBiUf^f) James W. Ford even change gqyemmente and find columns mainly to European war rooms from 2 to 9 p. m. :a small |iari o. >.•.> thwn of He-1 they e a t eggs and nesting birdSjin On the other' hand, should frpm surprising, unless ther* Is a boyt in th* thick of the fray and Communist Earl R. Browder wise feminine eyes. "You’re wor- The following.1. are In ___ charge:_ _ them, instead of stuffing the, a small part of the ask the grsybesrds, they’ll tell you Prohibition Roger W. Babson Edgar V. Moorman democracy comj^tlble with war newa and to termination TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5,1940 Gophers Await [innesota Moves to Second in Grid Rankings aiAf^CHESTEK ^JVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., Baugh’s’ ‘Move to Bases’ Makes lge eight ^ Stiffpst Test lers Scout * His Diplomatic Less Awxiety A Redskirt Drops the Pigskin Cornell StiU Willkie Makes Skill Tested AbouLFrencli Him Football’s Greatest Passer Of the Season Local Sport "et Auxiliary Obituary WENDUl WIUKIE le ill Libya r / n Leads AP Poll Unity Appeal Minn<*»ola Shoots for Shatter To Hold Social — -A H ull IiidioiitraeaH blwua Defense Never British ^rcraft Ma- 6th Straif?ht A'irtory In Fifth Week Dealljs J In Last Talk Anivilien Unikl Pre , LeojJflrtma of Seattle, with a trio ' "Across the seas men and women are dying to preserve the precious right rh iiic-C »M n V ,Italiij|t M o' Knows Where AgaitiHt Michigan and of vlcjfQf/ea to hi* credit, again j ^tertainm ent and a John U. Morris o f sflf-govcrnment. In our country we still have the right to choose caiilioiif* O nly. _ - „ . n 1 , heads AW weekly wrestling card at Notre Dame Topples to (Continued From Page One) lor Transpoi r e a k . l F o o t Guard hall, Hartford next I John Henry Morris, of 47 Ster those who govern us and thus determine the policies which our govenir Redskins* Acj Hopes to Be at D ance ' Airanged for ‘ Thuraday night, hla opponent vUll | ling Road. East Hartford, died su^ but will spend the evening listen Washington, Nov. 7th; Miehigan is 3rd denlv at his home yesterday. Bom ment shall pursue. Unfortunately in the past large numbers of our cituens Cairo, Egypt- Nov. JN—(/P)—The rctarv Hull Indicated lesSralng be Yvon Robert,“ ■ the faat-working | Saturday E venih|^^ ing to returns. Is Hurling Dali Minneapolis. Nov. 5, --Mln- in Jersey City. N. J., he had lived text of a Royal Air Force com anxiety about French jiosseiiMon* French-Canadlan and a lough o.s- ; And Texas Aggies 4th; Workers to Hear Returns munique issued today: hesota's big game hunters, with slgnment for the. hardest and ; In Greater Hartford for 25 years Mrs. Willkie will remain in the in the Caribbean area today and Big Games Coming Up Plan* have ]^cn made to enU^ and was a machinist with the Aircraft of the R. A. F. tsarrie.d said Naval and other activities by five highly prized trophies of the smartest of grapplers. In Ihe'seml- : kpartment, but Willkie W’ill be out many reconnalssancesNover By Harry Orttyaon ,1 W tain the-largest Pratt & Whitney Company. this government were only a part chase already ,ln tbelr record of final, Rudy Dusck, who put big j with a few close associates in a vnemy territory In Libya ye^er- NEA.SwvIbe Sports Editor. f ! By Hugh Fullerton, Jr. inemberB and ■th^'lr . ._ai_g Mit-Morris leaves his'wife, who suite at the Commodore. Four of usual precautions. gridiron afhieve'baent*, hope to col Frank Jiidaon out of commiaalon | s . Watory of the ftnmial Armistice was the former Mi.ss Margaret day. During one of these, an enr He still withheld the contents ot Washington,.; Nov. 5.— Samuel last week, comes hack to tangle , I New York, Nov. S-.-c.ff’)— 'The thousand •'Willkie Workers ’ have my motor transport was heavt Adrian Baugh' Is making his lect another—Michigan's Wolver iMvht Bocials sponsored Webb of Blickland. a niece and a been invited to hear returns in the the me.ssage received yesterday with George Mansor of Chicago, , i football season Is nearing tha machine-gunned by one of our air fourth season In prnfe.sslonsl foot- j ines here next Saturday. alao has a clean slate in the Hart- ; K.r»< A*"”;®?™ K; i hotel ballroom. " craft, causing considerable dam from Marshal Henri retain In re j home stretch, and so is the race VPW , at the firecn home, Satur " The funeral. In charge The nominee's theater broadcast ^ ply to a communication from ball his biggest. It will' he no small task to ford ring, and It Is expected that age. An enemy fighter which en for the No. 1 position in the Aaeo- Holmes Funeral Hj;;^me._ will^tM^^^^ was his third since mid-aftemoon , rresident Roosevelt. Mr. ^ h se- The Texas Christian product has •<' achieve that end. Coach Bernle these two gluttons for punishment ■ j ‘‘‘‘A lfp ost members are lAv-Ued to Holmes runciai deavored to attack our aircraft was ! dated .Press ranking poll for the tilacc at his home Thiir.s.1ay In the first .speech, he velt's mes.sage concerned S ranch pitched the Washington Redskins ] j Bierman admitted' today, in an win furaksh plenty of excitement Monday. - fihot flown. • ' 11910 campaign. take part m the supper and social noon at 2:.^0 o'clock. Rev. Truman promised the women of America policy In connection with th«i into the money game’s No. 1 phsl- I ! nouncing Michigan will provide hi* j and keep the gang on edge. evening planned. Nt Ives of mem --- . . that he would not "send your hus- Fighter-aircraft of the south oiy In both standli>g and attend- j / : Golden Gophers xx-lth the stlffcst i — ---- It’s Cornell, Minnesota, Mlehl- Woodward of the First Longrega- African Air Force engaged four French negotiations with German^ m^?xalso attend tu he made itional church, F.a.st Hartf"rd '\ill ; gop, and brothers to |ice.,. The braves from the hanks . j test of a football Campaign xbhich I 'jj,rh Barker of the Associated , gan and the Texas Aggie.* in the enemy fighters, one of which was and Italy. ■ the Potomac went Into the | i first four places this week, with and social, a cha.ipc ” ° officiate and burial will ho In the „ „ a European or«Asiatic Minimizes N'liviil Activities I has be>n froiight with nothing, but | prpgj, again topped The Herald s shot down, the pilot escaping by ■•ittahiirgh party with six straight ' : only 375 points separating flrat for the S^lra guest.^ . ^ufkland c Premier DiWisha and other quc.stions; that a regu Added. 1 Aircraft of the South African ; tIon of sheer skill and Imagina i reached Its peak of performance, '(,pi/gri,i forfeit Its remaining foot- | that the "championship” race is Reservations for the annual ,h,,rcb. - Cvet'kovitch,' above. Altlvqiigh lar patnil was maintained along being narrowed is found, however, w rk ie '''e m p h L s rze rim Z re than ' appeal to the American people in this campaign is that every man-and .Mr Force were again busy Nov. 3j the American coasts and ship tion. The tricks he does to fake , 1 and will be striving to get some 1 gave .Manchester High party mav be made with Mr.s. Earl E. Story his little country is hemmecTMn deftnders out of position are re- I added improvement before ' 6c i paalesl victory it has Sver in the first place votes. The 178 Jane Fortin during the day and at the service Robert .1. T" ; .qoo campaign talks in 35-.r, states. woman eligible to vote do SO today. No other duty or eng.agcment can be and Nov. 4. ’> by the Axis powers, he a\- training carried on. Apart from In addition to extensive recon markable to witness. j Wolverine invasion. 'earned on the gridiron. .. .the ac- .'experts who participated in the the club at night. "The Old Riiggctl Cro.ss ami .Sate ; ..ther parts were a strong de- ^ more important at this critical hour in world affairs than that of going nounced its neutrality. that, he said he knew of nothing rm around left end, "Dick Todd U l ) , Wa.shlngton ; fifth weekly poll gave one or more naissances in Ethiopia and Italian special regarding Martinique and A gdod enough Infielder to try | Minno.sota won't be out to "sh(0ot . give? High a record of two .Making * in the Arms of Jesus” . tense program and "jobs for all. out with the St. Ldiila Cardinals. i into Boyd Brumbaugh (on ground). Pitls- points to 30 teams, but only eeven The pall bearers svero Sann.ei | speaking campaign gaiiKd | to your polling place to participate with youf neighbors in the selection Somaliland. Neghelll was visited by other French territory. I Ihe works" just against .Michigan. ' ^.-ins and four losses'and e triumph he handles a football like a base- hurch"stceler fullback, like ’'this .during the National Brofessional were mentioned for first place. Harri.son, Alexander Cole, ' ' ■’’ ‘"r:'i momentum until he was making | of those men and women who will go.verp this country. If all men and our bombers for the eighth time. added that the Cnited State.s , Blcrmap said ' it has had to do just 1 Middletown here this Friday like throtigh the armory and ended h.all. . , .better than any other man 'that against every opponent so far . would keep the season from being league game m Washington, D <'. and drpppcd the pigskin, hut (Cornell received 119 of the 178 Rain Moves Kasl; Phillips. Joseph and John Hamlll ^ ,„)!,„ a day Ih recent, women perform their duly as citirens by voting today, hot only shall we Direct hits were scored In the tar - 'observing developments on get area. From aU oiiorstions our at the front doors, it ttaik a woman In the pigskin parade, on its sehedule. This miiy be a fac a complete flop. .... all was well for the home team as the whistle had blo'en. John first-place voles .Minnesota and Erml McCtiri-y. , weeks. His strategy, as explained , till ' islands. d^ew 18, and was rated second by Burial was in Ihe East ceme-, associates, was similar to that strengthen our American system'of government but we shall give a aircraft returned,safely. voter three-quarters of an hqiir BuilglTa Fakea. Seatler tor in Us favor against .Michigan Klumh <221 Steeler end, -A-atThe.i tne play The Ftedskins walloped May Upst't Vole viet'irx- of the 82 experts The Aggies received tc v . used jii-st before the Philadelphia demonstration to the world of the manner in which democracy can-func to reach the' polls. At the ..same I IH-feiiM- All Oxer Lot. xx-hich so .far has hail an easier Brisrol was the 1 hief beneficiary BiU.sburgh 37 to 10 for their seven'h consee-itive time the men's aide wa.s. almost ' schedule, I 11 firsts and Michigan and Ten I convention. He had been a late, tion to keep Wen free." ______'------Such an authority as Dutch and Wfst Hartford the main loser season against no defeats. Reeord Forecast KassmuS A. Simonson. I entrant in the party Cont^cst. but empty of voters. i BoikI Is S€*l Clark of the Cleveland Ranis and Boise, per.servance. and determi by Meriden's move. . . . with three nessee, 11 each. .Stanford re Lariieisl '^rnrnont ceived three and Boston College, A. I diiniiR the final few days he work It was stated that there were ; such brilliant passers as Benny nation have marked Minnesota's wins and a tie. the Men* of Mona The funeral of Ra.ssmus two. On the point system, it of Lake street, was held . .,1 IS to 20 boors, visiting state plenty of machines tb handle all the | Friedman and Harry "Newman, I play so far thl.* sea.^n. It has been han are oertain of a deadlock for inteiesl.ed in girls basketball 1.*'-In (Continued From Page One) ' Simonson FoiMlohlup Mail was m'jch clo.ser, with 1..560 for afternoon ' at 2 o'clock, de.cgations and conferring with About 'I’own In I'owii llistorv voting, 20 being in service, but the , who starred In pro football as * j behind a number o'f times and on the CCIL ■ title and Middletown vited tp attend. , ' ! yester-'iav holdup was at the checkers' de.sk. | Punts—Passes (Jornell, 1.120 for .Minnesota, 1.258 at the John B. KuVkC funora | individuals, in an effort to win Wcturiiios passers after writing history at I each of those occasjnns it has must whip Manchester and West of rain extended also through Olflcials promised that in forth- ' for Michigan and 1,185 for Texas homeVEn.st Center and .Summit votes. Ladv Roberts Lodge, Daughters Hartfonl, Nfvv. 5 i.-Ti James Michigan, consider .Sammy Baugh I shown Us best offensive and de- Hartford to gain a half .share of South Dakota and into Wyoming. ((Tontlniied from Page One) coming elections a new order of ' Jjx The .\s80eialed Press street. Rev. Karl Richter of the Romano, alias Aagelo iticclo, -28. the greatest passer of all time. '. fenslve punch. The team spotted the crown It '.von outright last fall A. and M Analvsts recalled the accepted ^ , of St. George, will meet this o p - . . entrance would he observed. ■ Northwestern to a touchdo\x-r. Ithaca, N Y, Carl Snavely. That score make* It a cinch American election tradition that | n.ihcran t.-onconlia(Vinuordui c»t\irchch\irch com was held IrT InmdXof $10,000 by Baugh brought Into football all ...W est Hartford, on the other I System Changed { early last week and then powc.red [ Sfwrts Roundup Corne'.l .(oar'n gives hi* Big Red that the Mmncsnta-Michigan game rainy weather holds down the, nt- i ducted the services and the bun, Coming Marriage _ sonfc T^mle.*' °Swrt.-int buriness ' between cemfidenge .and dispalr as Judge William J. I«(rke in police of ba.sebaU’s pitching and patch hand, can't finish better than sec Iremaii Resnies 1 The pressure of voting became so court today for heas(ng Nov. 8 Us way hack for two scores to win team an ar.r.'iai (lay off aboilt mid will bring a flock of votes for the ral vote without affecting that m the East cemetery will come___ or-tinn up for snd action evcrv and new every croups new- of group.s per.sons with known ing moves to the bases. , He has ond in the lytag-ie. . . . Hall was By Ikidle Brletz Announcement is made of the party allcgiance.s surged in. There : great at the noon hour that elec- ; on a charge of robber^ wilh-vio- -As regards Tom Harmon. Michi hoping that Meriden would upset se.as'c, t'lt ne ju.'t can't take It winner and send the loser down urban centers greatly. ; .. cominu marriage, of Mi.ss Elizabeth member'is urged to he present. a change of pace.- the li.'t. the distance depending Drowning Boy was by far a larger number of Re- | tion oflicials decided to attempt .o leni;*-. When the six-foot, three-inch gan’s great back, quite a fexv of Bri.stol. In which case West Hart hii.'-.seif The var.'it'.- had its holiday In both rural area.s and metio- >ip,. Ellen N Newman, daughter of Mr.^^and Mrs. nublic'an voter.a present through- alleviate the crush. This mormng , Minnesota's players remember him ,Ne-w York. -Nov. V Add grid vesterdav afternoon, but. Snavely ; upon the .size of the score. North- I 111 1 - . Specifically, he is /aHegcd to Texan fakes a throw, before pull ha* Change of I'ace. ford could have copped the diadem, polltan districts of Ohio, however, j -i-hc funeral of Mr.s. h.l.cn Richard K. Newman of 104 Van The Di.strict meeting of the out the dav but the whi.aper of 1 men and women entered the space | I Sammy Baugh I a year ago, when the Gopher* came , ca.s-j.altie.*; In the .5-jburn-Georgia raws-he fre.shmen parsing hi.* 'home western, which lost a 13-12 de od yosterdav at the omen’s Society of Christian have stolen $430 in ^ h afid $600 ing the hall back for his real toss, “oy beating Middletown ... voters appeared to be ignoring the miry, who die Tliompsonville. Nov. 5 -(/Pi Buren avenue. West Hartford, to j \\ . u many split tickets l,.ft an cx- ! set aside for voting machines to- , in checks from Hpw-ard--A.\Yoii- j opt on top, 20 to 6 In that game gan'.e, one of the Aub-urn.* .stiff on the way t'l their practice field cision to Minnesota last Saturday daughter. St'O xfon ll L'lwrcnce Morev. son of Mr. and i ftervice of the Melhoill.st churche. the defense usually becomes con- armed field pidge Roy .Striegel chilly rain. Secretary of home of her ter A. Cromhie. 35-year-old ice pectant and uneasy atmosphere i gether, this method creating a jam lovsky here, on Cm. 26. ; Haemon carried the ball 12 tim.es Manchester High's cross country- and !(*«t little >ime joining them to .skidded from eighth to tenth plade. George M. Neffner predicted the street.* will he. h^lheld Thur.sdav mom- , Tt:^ water .Mrs. Volnev C. Morey of 108 Che.st- , be held at Willimantic Thurs- fuse(i. not to mention hysterical. . and .sent him to ’.he sideline wiUi Ikaler, dived into fresh among the observers. Early this ' 1 the gateway. This afternoon, iTulov.sky waA the driver of I and picked up a net of only 30 team is nearlnc completion of a help M".*e CJ'i'.nn. the Fro,*h coach. • The Aggies run into a tied but bad weather would not upset his i"K ntS:30apt*c W ^ naq'aP hm'qk* ' in the center ofni this o town nut street. The ccrcmonv will tal-.e at 2 o'clock. istend of the entrance being made The defense never knowX where , a (jroken arm . . . that Detroil- undefeated opponent In S. M. U., morning, judging on the way the i f , , trurk for .M^irow brothers fdi he 1s going to hurl tliXhnIl. for: I \-ards fine season, only one' dual m.eel re- -.' ith hi.* ■;lie«. foreca.st of a record .3,2.50,000 turn cral home, 225 .Main street ^ today and rescued Jerry Carzello, ; place Saturd.ay. Nov. 16: at 11 voters pa.ssed in and Sut of the at one end of the cnck.sure. and whom' he Hiffed as collector. HeN I ’ George Franck, Mmne.'ota's , 'A'a.*ainglon deal j-B'iddy Le-.vi,« which collected 58 points in the ,-t. Bridget's chiii-' h at <> o c.ocst. The Willing Workers group will .Sweet Sammv of ySweetwater WHsleyan Out to Keep ■ maining with .New Britain here on for $15,000^) ccjoklng again . . . out. . 3 Wh5 had slipped from the hank , , at thc .Cliurch of St. Thoma.s marhines. there were vei-y few | exit at the other, the "'®'® was held up at the p(6nt of a gun leading thre.at \n match Harmon. Armistice Day. next Monday. . . Virtorie.* r-;n In ) voting, . And Ihe game looks a in : The.burial vvlll-bc in Mt St Renc- meet at the South Methodist never first looks Iri/the direction tjie Cotton'Bo-a I tried to arrange Bo-.'ider f'ci'.o Prospects for a heavy vote 'of the Vlream while playing with , ,he Apostle in West H.irt.ord. tirkf'ts split, but bit‘*r It whiv re- • lined to Renter zit nife end and the and fori/d to drive from the tun Bruch Smith, aivf Boh Swelgcr, the Wigrenltea have gained four Utah-Colorado lot closer ^an tho.*e and I The 1 hurch tomorrow aftonioon at of the receiver whfi Is to get the a lie-up that -vould _take the Big I'-ng .'tre.-i'K* in th Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma , f diet's cemetery. H Tlford. other cliHdren. The screams ol | t ,,iv altendantr, will he Mrs ported more time wa.s being taken I women at the other, with an exit nel to/Hud.son street, where he the hard hitting fullback, all out- ,wins against two losses and figure iCae the For 'he Mustangs they should Texas------were improved . by . . funeral home will ;hc open toi lad's companions attracted i j.-rank...... Stangle2:30. of The W ert hostesses Hartford w'lll be .Mrs. pass. “Little Three” Crown ;8ix champ.* ’ ("i Dallas Nev.- 5'ear's grill seru’ s. so it looks have won, or at least tied, last Iho hv persoas in the booths. , ' ’P®'’ ®'^ for both ®®"^®r wa.s ^bbed. gained the .star Michigan hack by to win handily over the Hardware (.'tea '.viil h'-.on top for a few years from the Weather Bureau at Kan- | f,.mnds from tins evening until tlu I'l'nmbie whose place of business---- ! ...... matron of honor and Benedict , fjrace Ferris. Mrs: Helen Bidwell • ^ Voters i of oncloaure. Thin did not iniano wa.s *[i|irehended last Baugh’s running ability en a considerable margin a year ago Dav. but it -Aas no deal . . . Colo year's game and are out to get hances his values as a passer Citvite?* . .the local junior x-arsity rado',* only two -Ml-.Vmcrlca.* meet ..to come. Their victory over Color- aa.s Cltv that rains hSd ceased^ al'. . ■ Is near hv. ■ i r „ v of Coventry as host man. Thi and Mrs, Thomas Dougan. Mrs Otto Nel.snn of 24 Church i greatly speed the checking', which ■^ht on a vhiirge of failure to and'Whether they can duplicate h.a*an cven split tn four meets square this week. ,. everywhere in that area excepting ------iWhen Sllngln' Sam starts out as the Black Bears at Arnno. A set. on the same ficM Hiunday -.vhen ac'.o broke a seven-year I'hvsu ians a'nd police worked ! i^hcrs will be William Newman ot Stiect'was the fir.st woman in lino j went on as before, hut it did pro fiolify the Motor Vehich'S Depart Fares Highly Krpunlrtl that feat .Saturday remains to be Stanford, sixth with 906 points, Tliq regular meeting of the Pri In pass, then changes Into a run. b:u k for Bo'Adoin ('r Colby will * tieatir.g Hri*Uol and M 55'hizzer 55'hite ht and bled for the winning streak for the Buffaloes, southeastern Texas. o v e r’the Ikiv. .son of Mr. and Mrs. i x.-w Y.-rk Citv. Ri.lrinl p -vote thi.s morning at the state I vide more order and eliminated ment of a change of aildre."is and 'seen, losing to Hartford and .Middle^ also encounters the kind of oppo Heavy K,arly \«te. Frank Caizello. for half an hour:,,,- Wc.st Hartford. vate Duty Nur.ses will lake idace in line : some of the earlier confii.sioa id back to motions as If to pass, give the other the title they now Detroit. Lion.* 'vs ' Dutch Clark’.* inte'rrupted only by a tie two years (Jolt! . arniory. Mrs.. Nelson was wa.s identified by I»iilovsky as the Vi illiains on Saliirday; Michigan has not won frofii Min- town... sition that easily might disturb In New ‘ Englan.l .generally, before he revived .sufficiently to , ,-,f- llaitford and Paul t.U a- I this evening nt 7:30 nt the Clinic Many Wainen frequently is scattereil sliaie. (ffeveland Kam.* . . • Lou Little ago. Prior to 1934 Utah won nine the rankings Ahen It plays Wash at 5:15.a. ni., a full three quarters hold-up man Mi-an\vhile’ H.ar.Mud is pretiaring ne.snta since 1932 although it man election officials reported a heap' he taken to a hospital in Siot wh' worker, who voted in ot-rler that .she ; day it appeared that Idle women while rurtning. He does not have fi-.'e g.smes of the season rolled up think.* .Marquette’s center, Ray title and the Rose Bowl invitation i'd hv ^CC’.T" - the State Iiciiartmont of Health, i oulnumbci-ed ni.ale voters about 10 Bo.ston, Nov. 5 -7’. While a'll'fn-m bi.-^ fullbarking hv the R( (1 and White hooter.* defeat- for the first few hours in Veriuoiu .shiimicnts me tile re.scijc ueiiirred Mrs. Thrrfi^a H McCann of 132 ' could proceed to her -work as a to come t(Xa stop and set himself 1.238 vanls bv rushing for an aver cd West Hartford t-.vii.e and lii.s. .Names Is .Nanus* Apolski*. "is Just about tops" both are rated tenth with 87 points. n the wi'i k '-nd- ru.u'u en- i and three cases of lobar pneu- Aflvr Loll" Trip .. . . , ,.;,j juiv that ni.av ki-fp him .*idelin< I Skies were overca.st in most sec >1 S'l to .Ssl (16 1 I’oaii struct. 'innouiXt'.s x . .. i ,-h..rifpr i to 1, but with the closing of hnsl- If his reeX-ers are covered, be age of 1 62 vai'fL* or an nvera,ge of Navy* ha.* a 2i)6-pound halfback on and off the gridiron: After the ‘Domell Fqce* Yale. MlS.s I ; party I of the section s major elex.-ns glid , ^j.,. y ale game. Coach I'a k t'.x'ii'e each to South 55 ir.d-*oi. Bri.*- tions of the northca.st bift tlu- of her .'> 1.1.51..831. an increase of more day. This morning right-year-old idad, just orf the northern eoa.st of as Wesleyan. .Norwich, Boxvd- in weie detained bv clas;; work. .\t the other hand has made h;:t nmo 1 that he'd trekked over to .Meriden back is ’dpping off the plays " record: Tennessee, xx-hlcH polled unofficial r<-lurna gave 'he presi checker at the iiolls. South Americ.a, to this British col line of scrimmage . ,\^^the high of 30 pas.ses for 187 yards. George Boppin 1.* one of the "TTiat was one of the nicest 929 points for fifth place, playa than S'JiUliiC.l'dfi. a s .-' New York, Nov. 5. OT' - James . . ..a daughter was born Monday Gilbert Wright was hit and slighOy and Colby. Dartmouth. Coach Earl Blaik, who ivesterdav for the Manche.ster- dent 756 votes to 174 for V\ illkie Heavy Early t ote est In the National I^a-gaie. He guai-'i.s . . . Arkan.*as' triple threat things-1* ever encountered, and I Argentina sent in $.s.. 16.81.J. A. Farley said "it looks like a l I » ( l i s O r I U I I I S at St. Luke’s- Hospital. Pittsfield, .scratched by a ear. hut no other In- ony In 21 days. Wesleyan, with a win over Am doc.* not know jirst how strong the ' .Meriden grid tilt only to find that little Southwestern of Memphis. in 33 of Harris, county’s I t!' pre The voting during the first two They put ashore Sunday at aiirprised the Detroit Lions with back is Hafold Hambrrg, a ho has sute^-'y appreciate it,." declared . virtually all of it in coin. The t n- , Democratic victory " when he and 1 Miossachu.setts, to Mr. and Mr.s. I jury was re[iorted. herst, can ret-.ain its "Little Three" Indians' passing detense 1.*, for ' ' Tenh. Notre Dame, xxhlch drop cincts. Mrs. Farley voted today at the j hours was heavy, the counters Eleu.thera. east of here. . The route four quick kicks for 65, 6S.V>7 and Chuck everything li'ixe all. good ham 11 m'e’.ii. ped from second place to seventh The early turnout of voters in ' ion of South Africa sent in Jl.- Howard Brace. Mr.s. Brace was I'jue to the long time that some championship by besting a much they hiid but little aerial pressure Last iKigifrs same polling place where Mr. and Iiis|U*<*lion Trip registering 2.064- in that period. they described extends more than 64 yards. His punts travcKon s burger.*. ------after the Army game and received Illinois was generally heavy de ' 6.’!.5,miri inid the I'lnlippme Islands, formerly Dorothy A. Clegg, I persons faced in line laffore, they ' higher rated Williams teawi this against them in the Harvard and anted to make su're that: Man- Wendell Willkie later east their ' Shortly after the early morning 800 miles through the Caribbean. low trajer-torv. His accurai\^ is Sewanee gam<. wlio.se unJefeat- 347 plays a sub-par Maryland solidly Democratic South C a ro -I mai k for border flnie greats as an all-round per- creased by Sl!*.;«'1.767 to $1.. .J,- nominatian, a(lded: the X.'mted States' Civilian G°h- week on account of the desire on : then coursed out on.o the the voters today, ' the- (pasting of j Guard and immigration cllilchlng the slate title, tnil to set 'tliein, Iroin yestenlay’s brief New /x’/ik Charley Gomer. , . . ,. i , a „ Who,'.* carrying the b'aU for Rice ed Bciston College Eagles play lit- team, and Northwestern, which lina. "No Third Term ' signs forniei-. but It is amazing .paa.s- Bristol. iiKideiilallx 1* g • _ the review.* of Lou Nova's ! 6U0,V!R). "But I don't sec hi'iw we can tell sri'vation (,'or]'-s could be applied to ^10 part of the members to listen .*\t 10:30 there were at U^.st 300 their ballots nece.ssitating the .os- patrol have been watching for a up enough touchdowns for Walt but out in Weston But Manl 36, Bifltyhiore, outpointed George tie Bo.stcm University Saturday. received 316 point.*, plays Its old •were painted on the sidewalk.s in Ing that xx'ill live In years to come. lot of tniuble playin.g lootbail - • - , wore so disappointing i very early about the re.sults with backward communities in this to’xeleetion returns. j women in line, extending Into the I aistance of rcpre.senlatlve.s of group of nine men—refugees from DomliVa to make him the nation's worked his Boston University •'.'iigi^a^. 133 1-2. Next- 5'ork (,8l. "Don t torget whaf h,*ppened to ; rival, Illinois. f'on t of Roanoke, Va., ixilling "Make eVbry pasa so the ball Sa/ ^anciseo— Sammy Angott, the Men of Monahan ' | the December 13 Garden dale the (lolls in this state rem.aining British fcolony, plans to leave Sat \ .' ____ j armory and around the drill floor. I each party, named by the mod- Devil’s Island, penal colony In hlghcstNicorer. tiers overtime after rfcvamping hii .Notre Dame against s ipposedly ! Others figuring in the voting places last night. Giillcr rraii>b“r8 open until f p. ni. We should know French Guiana—who were re- will hit theVecelvcr in the' eye .liiM Behind Hannon J 10/ I,oui.*ville. N B. A. light- out of la.st isHturday s clash wiin , j,g^j been reserved for Mrs. John N. Garner, wife of the . urday on \an Inspection, visit to Thk .Red Cross volunteer work the end of the line resting on Ar- ! erator. i starting lineup to make room for weak Armv," he warned his sqiiad.'i this week were Nebraska and about hiidnight. however."^ [Kirtod sailing from the Domini If he doesn’tX catch it," Coach ght champion, and George Lat- Wftterbury Lca\;enworlh and bm' ygova )■ may be turned over to the vice president, cast her ballot at i several heatfquarters in the Cheney office! mory street and beyond. | DaniinaAralla Leader Tom liar- ' o'lmdo'Borghe’sanie, a 154-pound. * Boston U ’ 1* far froip being xveak. Duke, tied for 12th A.sked if he thought. XIalne and building were closed today on ac- Big M arking Farce can republic toward Miami I. Dutch,Meyer emeo told the peer mon by a phint, 87-86. hut that „„grd. who sparkled against West- ’ 136, San Jose. Calif., drew Meriden'B decision haa cancelllco Ovcrlin-Bclloiso proposed re-match Uvalde, Texas. Mr. Garner did not , 111jiir<*il Scaiiiaii The Duchess, concerned with the Yijli'll have to play yh'ir best-to points; Pennsylvania. 23; Penn Vermont would bo to Willkie. -he count of the election, ai)d tomor- i The Republican workers- had | less.pitcher at T^xna,Christian. Michigan staXis due to face Min- Reserve. ■ Bristol'su - . i ...... (late for— this Pipturday .... the* \5 isconsln Badgers, \xho , ., 17* Foronam rn; o/aiayctLCt accompany her to the jiolllng medical and nursing facilities, will State. 17; Fordham. K5: Lafayette, row both knitting and sewing will , gathered together the greatest Death FimIs (ilrPs "Which eye?'\ asked Samuel ------7-— . Bell City athletic sd'^onties 1 ^ j Forclhara Saturday,hi« in- qanta Clara and Mlsalaaippi place, and whether he woul.l vote , reidled: accompany the royal governor on p . nesota, ''’h lc h ^ '‘xr®®^®'^ V’ lT / i iy-ahv however, does hot intem Boston. Nov: 5 /V -5n injured 1 "Well I alwav.s thought th.al be'carried on, and work given out j vcorking force in the history of the ■ Naval Building Adrian Baugh. r.\ ritrl* Practice. announce they would be interested. th'^ir pre-game head-' ,0 the 16 9 eacL later v - s not disclosed, ' 1i .seaman.' William I). Tate, was they were great. states from the the .six-day trip to Harbour. FJil- ^ "u '‘.'nder c o n ? & T napping by the H ^ - in booking a co'nt'ast for Nov. P. : q^g^tera at Asbury Park. N. J. . . . : C m W ' b im l 5' -T^as Te?h 4: .Tulana. thcra. Fxiima and Spanish Wells accordingly. It is probable 'he Bfitteries of telephone^,'; Six-Year Sleep ’ • * 'Worst Cniiilialgn" iransferfed from' the four-mast od i Democratic point of view." rooms will open on 'Thursday also. | checkers, car'afarters, messengers ' ' ' ’n ir^ h lrd and \ n a l acts InT^yit-®*- He- has f f h«duled ^ - o pollsh^Amerlcan girls bas- rither in Bristol of away . . ■ • ] note to Leon Wood. Elizabeth - seniors on hla aquad from -to X »n i . 5. -rCTas ConlracTs 1a *1 ee The ® ..lalist pre.sldentia! candi- : schofincr Alhcrt S. i'aut of Ralti- i 'Fhey ■ were only states won by Islands. They .will travel In a mail Telephone on work days only, Maine's r(?iind-robinWies also are I Miff »®''^'6^*P® * ketbsll team will * pT . ---- — _ ’ City, N. C.: answera to your quea- day a drill. Utah and St Marva (Calif.). 2 date, Norman Thomas, voted in and (ilenty more willing workers | Utah ».... - ...... „ : more today to the Cofi.sl Guar(l the Republican party in the 1936 boat.’ " , 5512. Work at the British Relief congregated in the armory base- i scheduled for the weekend. Bnxv-! morrnxx f°'- *’® wit,./than tonight at the EastlSide This Thursday. Nox-ember (./ a t tions- are ( l i basket ball; ( 2) , — each: Navy and Michigan SUte. New York with the oliscrvation [ ( ’fvtttrr Cayuga. 60 miles east of- l^litw- Nassau, the colony capB Akron, O., Nov. .5-(J 5—Death Bowling dotn, which ha* bealen^ates andth^ Hec at nine o’clock. .NewccLier* 7 30 a girls’ basketball clini/ " 'i l l : Rookne played end at'Notre Dame Albllene. Tex -\Tne-\Tbe Har(Un-bim- election. b:anch headquarters in the Brit- ment to bring in the iisiitilly "dis- I Washington, Nov. 5. oPi The 1 each. that "this is the worst cami>nigii Bivdon. and was taken to Glouces- t.'iltjjip^t of the other Islands are ish-American club's building on last'night ended seven-year-old Navy Department anno'unced’$20.- tied Colby, entertains ^ I n e on i'he.i® P'® '''"'’-'' ^est against extraction are be held at the New Haven Y'.5V,C. i; . . Pnncet\n-Harvard drcA- 15,- m(>na football tci\m. team. undefeated -jntere.sled" vote. ' |Domthy June- Ru.sseU’s six-year In all my'poUtlcal memory and that treat ment. primtiive. .Maple street, was carried on as 269,385 in contracts today for fur- - Saturday and two days lateXColby) | Eagles, for Brown ' comeiieomed ioto utry v u»i.out for.w. the teams. |1 ^ • jinwo street gjreet near tnapeiChapel sirt-rwstreet-. ; .uuv.000; Ya!c-BVo-An, ...... - 6,000.- ...... Big...... -...... - three, and united...... in five'game*' thi.*'.*ea- ’ Workers declared that interest j Weal Side Bee I.eajnie goes for both,old parties. I'.tn-ii Guard .said Baiil was ifospilal CNolcs At Eleii’thera the Duke will in usual, as it is every day'from 10 sleep. thcr const ruction to strengthen which drubbed Maine, iV'illXmcft ' Holiday for Broxxn „ The bovs’ s^uad will work ' out ' • Josephine losenhine Rogers of the Uni-U n i-' ; eheh’’ 'son and their last nine in a oftw. The responsibility of le-'iste*-''’ering " In the present election la so keen When she was less than a' j’ear Tu.ss McLaughry gave hi* Brown ^n 'Ve^nesilay . ___ ! are really going-places from here suffering from a broken arm and , spect extensive agricultural de to 4, .Monday to Friday inclusive, Naval ha.*es and air outposts from ------...... Wednesday . r-onnecticut will discuss; M< ( *artliy Agrees preslUAtial choices was the fir.st.: (that hundred.* persons who old she was'stricken with whoop A t the West Side Rec a ll^ s Iasi j po.s.sihle blood roiiioning, hut dU , velopments by two Americans. telephone 59.58. never before exercised their Puerto 'Rico to Alaska and far oft .All-.Amerlca Dep't. ) on. They travel to Ixjs Angeles to of many confroriting-voters. In ad Admitted’ yesterday: Mrs. Nel » • ____ ...______ing cough, followed by encephali-. night the West Side Tavern and h"," Yai: vicloo- ®nd inVew from eight to nine oYlock. | ""t'rrv"wi^i not learn how he received h'® 'h' ' Austin Levy aqd Arthur Vlning franchise, were ready today for Bacillc Islands.) Viking Sails .Miaii Genevieve Berry w ill, Jock Rogers' of Du'rham^ N. C.. | play Uiyola next Friday rtlght dition. there were the 3.5- seals in jiirie.s. The Baltimore ves.sel.was lie Chapdelaine,- 681 Hartford tis or "sleeping sickness.” She the East -Side Billiards continued | r<> Yankee Terins Davis. Casts First Vote at 88 aid to reach the polls whcji they Ail of the contracts, granted on ! sra the U. S. Senate and the 432 scabs on route to I'ortland. Me. . Road; Mi.ss. Rita Stephens, 8 fell into a coma from which she to set the pace In the I^ecreation I Ingtpn the. following week,, then in the House of Representatives to _ were called from the armory. In never recox-ored. a cost-plii.vflxed-fcc basis, were ex- h-ague taking 3 to 1 victories from j After faking I’aul to Glouccs- ' ^jj-pen Hill street; Patricia Orr, 21 Cincinnati. Nov. 5—(/T’l—Mrs. C. pages calls came In, for tcnslona/)f previous contfacts un the fact they are due to meet im- ,h a ^ 2 500^0 persons under the , ’ Anx-one ' back, Kimivrough (Texas Aggies I ; return home -fo play the Cnlx-ersity be fillet!. Thirty-three states hruF ter, the (*nvu^a hcadoil for a poi^nt. ! street: Misa ABto.lnette Her unusual ca.*i* was studied the Dillon’s V8'a and I-ee’a Eiiso b e ^ n Cornell four days heitce. - of Southmark, England. by Armild Colicg g New York, Nov. 5.— UP) Jo* C a s t s B. Bishop cast her first -vote to- , transportation before the entire xvidely by medical science but all der which work already is under . Halves. Harmon (Michigan 1 and of San Fran^co. The program gubernatorial races, an.l there .were where an unUienlt- Foglio, 131 Maple street; Mrs. Ivff Station respectively. Yal(V^ hopes of making much of a ' i Foxx (Tennessee) ;. quarte: Snave-^ rails for them-.tcKlravel 7.0n0 rrCtlea McCarthy, who has managed th* numerous state, coiinty and local day—at 88— and it went, shet said, j^^^ce of workers was assembled. attempts at a cure failed. way. The contracts were awarded, Clarence 'Vennert and Clarence ------and local ti.shing vesm l • reporte.i she Ulbert., 174 M yile street to tVendell Willki?. sbovx'ihg against the Ithacan* I ly (Cdrneil). i Nexv York. Yankees for ten years, contests on many of the ballots. . distrctis. .One of the oldest male voters to At first, fed with a spoon, she during October and include; ■ Frelhelt led the Tavern boys to vie sliimped\ when It became known in ten days v ' Dkstharged ■ yesterday; . Mias His First Vote Aviation shore facilities at j Thl* Corner Wonder* will fiontlnue tn hla job next sea The number of national and stale . ___ reach the polls today was William grew normally. Then, losing tory, "Vennert shooting 114'fo r that Ray\Anderaon and Jack‘Held Mary Mooney, ,16 Laurel street; 1 Heat Vote At 92 Qiion.set Point, R. I. - George A. I Why'they played the Star Span- ( son. _ offices at dilsuo alone totalled 6.- Vote .'Vfter Marriage F. Risley of Lake street, a former' weight, she wa.* placed in a hospi high single and a triple of 372 and 1 were dcfi^ely out xyith leg In- Moriartys Ready to Open President Edward O. Barrow, Mrs.: Georgia Strong, 18 C®")’ I resident of Vernon street. Mr. Ris- tal here Thursday in a vain at Fuller Comnany and Associates. Freiheit's triple totaled 350. Louie ' i gled ‘ Banner before and after ,A f91, He's ski 794. •bridge streetr Mr.s. .Marjorie Ehl- juncB. V • . ■ I Nax’y's game w'ith Penn, but at returning from • vacation at Tom Both Mr. Rdo.sevelt ami Willkie Brinceton, N. J.i "Nov. 5.— t.s Le.sser 9:30 a.-m., e. a. t. today. can ticket. ' , .Abseiifeei Vote „ Wednesday evening Paganl's | Malinowski scrim m ^ed fo r, the' .during the four.years that’ the by church this morning and soon af Coss,'51'a .School street; Frank Atchison. Kas., Nov. 5—-!J5-* ing Company. Inc„ and Holt-Falr- I Giant football franchise and was. upon terms for 1941. part' jurcs seconded iV.is ajipeal AGCompanled" by his daughter, West Sides will meet Moriarty flr.*f time in .alnmst a month. ' , league has been in exUl- "I don’t expect to see Joe until terward'went to Hartford whore Reigi- TSt* Middle Turnpike East; Cnilaer at Bueno* Aii-e* le first Atchison child Company. B.mvidence. R..I.— Bros, and Sllbroa will meet the turned doAn , . . xx’hy and hoxv- the .igtre^ Duty of Clllz.cnsldii Margaret, and his secretary. Miss re jl^ e iL division of CoBch Joe Sheeketaki drove the :'h., rircuit . the December meetings in Chica th'y voted in the presidential elec Charles Tilton, 32 Strong, street; port showed a ■ firm 600 housing units for civilian emr ■ Valrficld Grocery. Crusaders hard, for he has been ence. no entry, in the cage c rcui « I Georgetown '.football team ever While these nicssiige- .atn-.ssed Helene Durkas. Einstein voted at publican votes,. 64 straight Demo* opinion. Roosevelt and Willkie go," Barrow said. "He wilj sign the duty of cltUenship. and a.s rmch tion. The brides voting residence Alfred Chagnot,' North • Coventry: the polling place of the Firs.t Dis Buenos Aires, Nov. 5— —The cratie votes, one Sociallat and 23 ployes, $1.6.55,000.; East Hide Billiard (.3) alarmed by the many-favorable re- has captured the title txi:o year? in . got that nickname of Hoyas. i.s‘ in Hartford, where she has been Mrs. Gertrude LaShay,^ 38 Pearl United States cruiser Louisville each received 12 votes; the guber 10.5 98 121--327 1 (Mebbe such good old Geprge- j later‘on." . , could be conskiefed non-politienl, trict of Princeton borough. split tickets. natorial rivals. Democrat William Walker .. porta he has had on the Miaaissippl gucpeaaton but Moriarty Brothers McCarthy's three-year Contract, the bl-partisan siege f(ii votes eon- i employed, street. ^ ' A ll three xx-ere admitted to citi arrived today from Montevideo, Two of the oldest absentee vot Nexv OiilHrenk of Terrorism. Brozowski 102 94 196 I towhera as Spike B rig ^ of De- ', Burk? and Rcpublican'-Incumbent Rebeja. who are scheduled to arrive ore determined to establish that troit and Paul Florence, the Bir calling,for a $35,000 annual salary, tinned "all out" dimhg election ; ■ Discharged today; Gwrge zenship in Treton two months ago. Uruguay, for a one-xx'eek stay. ers were Rev. S. Carl F ranzen, of Shanghai, Nov. 5 nt letter iie puts a rmiple of X’s. You Have, There arc some »uccesj>/iil men W hat does that mean? The Ix-aa Thankful You Are That who credit pure ehanc^or being Mary- It means that he’s .dou You Have. !t. what they a r e . . . .Bu^the probu- ble-crossing you. hlllty la that" it wasn’t so much A teacher waa giving a lesson chance as It was Ih^dr readiness to City Girl What Is this stuff Cavalry Rookies May Be on the etrcnlatlon of blood. Trying grasp - opportunlDC ■ . .Ch.anee la a I've just picked? Automobiles For Sale ^ Articles For Sale 45 War-Rointed W'lnQS Over the Philippines to make the matter clearer, he weak reed on v/nlch to lean He Wowl T hat’s poison ivy! Announcements said; ■ /' Far better Ityoepcnd on your own City Girl- Don’t get excited f o r s a l e —s e c o n d hand lum 1039 PONTIAC 2 door sedan,.. 1938 Teacher Now, hoys. If I stood efforts. I’m not going to eat it. WlDtNG th3 ^ t w — ' rogm_f»jy^ss' b O O K ^’O. 18675— ber and wood, eight piece dining Spared Bronco Busting oh my head the blood, os you VIAGOO, UTTUt SBA'ICR L'S1&4S riymouth sedan, 1937 Chrysler room set. V. Hedeen, Manchester TO m o DiRA'^N M D HIS hiBVJ ^Notice Is Ticrchy given that Pass .sedan, 1937 Willy.s. sed.an. 193. know, would run Into It, and .1 8 ome>^op1« are a hit fussy: There arc only two ways to have Green. Telephone .5833. VJAGOisOM B O * S Book/N o 18675 issued b>, I he Plymouth scdnii, 193(> Plymouth when they go In the Army to be should tunPred In the fare. Ijjtrgtlady (to evaeuee) T don’t few bills: Savings Bank of Mnnehesler has • San Diego, Calif., Nov. 4.—(iP)— * allouzcats, dogs, radios,, or phono 1 - Contract few sedan. Cole Motors at 'Hie Center e v e r y w o m a n s magazine, only gin serving their country." Roy)j Yes. sir. been'lost or destroyed, and \\nt Bronco buating 1* one ordeal the Thirty-five San Diego county Teaclier Then why Is It that graphs In this house. 3 I’ay promptly. OLIR BOARUiNGsHOUSE WITH MAJOR HUOPLB ten application has been made to . 6103. ■' 3 cents. You'll enjoy it. Cover.s all BY J. R WILLIAMS Vour needs. Jim Nlchola Highland Army a cavalry rookies may be ple.aaure horses were purchased to wHilc I am standing upright In the V.vacilco Do you mind If my OUTOUR WAY aald bank by the I’®'’’"'" CHF.VROLKT sedan. full, ordinary position the blood doesn’t 4ihoes Bf|ueak a little?.. ■ 4 issued, .{ot \ 1^3*^ Park. . apared this time. day at open-markets held at the 30iNiM6 ME SO TWAra, WHERE YOU WIDE IT, | name such hook was issued, { Brunners, 80 Oakland r WHV CCXJLDN'T M3U ^ e6AO,T/(i63S, UO'W ABI price $fto. Unlike horse cavalrymen of .San Diego Rhling Club in Misslcm run Into mvXeet? A Thought EW? WELL,THAT'S Tl-IE PIRST payment of the amount of deposut 5191. Open until 10 KOR SALE—MEN’S rebuilt and . Lillie Fellow Because y300 SOME TIME, ^ Rtrcct. gai: .rapacity. Electric .and g.is way almnt it. olhet hoiw's bought in this pan I A.M YOU M AJOR T tP YOU DID,YOU'eV coast to\e(inst. .532 Ann i Com- Husband When 1 read about —I Kings 8:14. COULD COULDN’T OP TPE BOVS AT TBE Hartford. 9 a. m, 9:30 p. m. Tol. i welding, .simith Welding SE tSO N EU HARD WOOD for Profinng by "some bud ex[MTl- of tile country. ^ftfgn in a eitv re/laurant; • • • Needs Saddle Horse* the marvels of electricity It makes IT?... PORT HAHMS/ pany. Bucklaiid. Call 3S25. ".sale, cut any ;ength for fireplace ences wltS wild horses ilnring the ■WE DON’T'tVt.91l CHECKS No principle Is more noble, as j 6-1370. "The .-Yrmy needs 26.000 saddle me, stoii and- them this unhronkable iloll'. 3100 for free estimate. Garden— Farm— Dairy piircha.-ed and ready lo i^ se of the Clerk/Is there something 3937 PLYMOCTH sedan. 19-.u . "No one knows-wbat the Aiany BY CLYDE I.EWIS Ford sedan. 1931 Oldsmobi e Products 50 went through trymg to break young men who are heln wrong/w'lth It’ HOLD EVERY THING I aSHKS PAl’K.n.^ removed weok- by the end of the \^ r .'- aedah, 1933 PmUac s,-dan. Co o jI 'IV Chambers Tniekinc.' Telephone I horses that only a rikleo cowboy Ci/tomer No, but the baby s Motors, .Main street I' t, oppo.slt* i GHKEN m o u n t a i n potatoes, could ride," Lieut. Col. FJsM'. Kocs- The erroneous pmion that motor hruken everything else in the I O200. field run. not graded. SO cents per ized m echanizf^units have replac Armory^______, ! ter officer In charge of thcAyestern /iiLse with it. bushel at the farm. Frank V. Wil ■ lemonnl area, recalle.il today ed the hor.s(h4ri the Army In eon-, 1940 PAGKARD/120 frdan,_ driven It ootinir— voiding 17A liams. 1632 Tolland street. Buck- Biivlng Trained Horses trary to f.vdt. Colonel Koester said. You can usually ki’t'p a fisher onh' 500 miles, Rrunnc.r s. HQ.n.-ik- land. "We are buying trained plea.sii The horse is .still indispetisiblr man interested if >'ou encourage lan'd street. Telephone ,-.191 Op. WE s p e c i a l i z e in roofing and ! horses, of high cpiality and refine-'' whore there are rivers to swim rn him fo keep on talking alkuil fish. | f o r s a l e —(.'ABBAGK for sauer- jrep sand, miifi or snow drift.s, and until 10 p. m: suiinp. Workmanship ^ruaran- 1 ment," he said. "We are paying tfocl nir.c pnymonts arrangfci. kraut, good solid heads, 30c per from $150 to $175 for these well in thick timber and rugged moun Butler So the ma'lam has left ' Also oarpf'ntrv A. A. Pion Inc., bushel. Phone 7965, 108 Ridge St. cared for horses, that are ready tain roiintry. you? I’m sorrv, sir; I know just Autumn*street. Phone 4S60. f o r .9a l e YELLOW Globe tur -V h'c.v you feel, .sir. ^ ' nips. Kelley Brothers. Talrott- Boss i’,o on. .Iiime.s. You never !\Iaiirlir?lrr hone.sl answer to this layrtiplex 19 ville. felt that gi-aMl in your life. Fvrtiiii" ll«*raltl Millinery — Dres-maktnR ______1 • lileninia of cut-throat Im.^es.s" GHKE.N .MOUNT.MN potatoes, oiTim _ I'an you blame tht-mupdUiiUilion_ -Tipt— fit “ c'RTrsi’- tV.yNTF.D .M.L ('C.'.tTOM KR.S: to ; . Slioe.b niiit do Cla'isi(ieri A dvert i><• nu>nI? white and mealy, grand fur hak- Independent man for/being pre- do not fit are I Tiiu'w 1 have nmved ftom h, to ■l.'l ronis. J'lKs ttiat CitUMl - A .1 iiig. 7.‘>e hushei: Delivered. Tele jildieed against t h n ^ hig stores S'lm.eliine:-- that wav also. 1 1','arl AltririMiins and all kir.d.s of r AeeiiM'l Initials, n'i!’.' 'hpf lofl phone 3754 ,1. .Swan.aon, Bolton. that rarrv wholesale kits of au _ ETTER, WAIT TILL 1 «ach coun^ a* .sewing. Call 782.5. -Mrs. Pauline tomobile oils thyfr oils the oils, words as .t'Vc Editor. Th'k Evening Herald ■Till re ale t'lo many sii' h cases: , ALLTME 'VOTES ARE I RencC Snme. tirnA ago a man drove in oil' which the\yZ(Ui,. little filling ti priCF r ,T n H I lei't Rofir iiiuni He suffers CCUNTEO, I el n ^ ? for. Household Good? to a filling al\lion and the atleiid- ;dation ownyts| must I t M »fC V I , ALMJLF i s n 't a l v v a v s e a t i n g .0 :5 J 'I nroh M oving-1 rucking— ’s'EE~riTE 1 K^)N E YM DON - Three . • ’ «■ Ii a r K *• pect with his ihutal .smile for a ..\.s old B'/l Franklin woilld have Gert O h , 111 . w if'- ii"i "ui'l, agree ■ ...... <*'' S to ra g e 20 roo-ms of furniture .$168.00. $10 ont It ii/R'ior Kicliard. isn't thus ronsrt: ii 11 > •* .1 ?i era M «'’s eii.stomer IS a ciiWiriier nowaday.s with him.'' BY KIK. AR MARTIN Cons^ciU 1 ve down 18 months to pay. Albert’s since the. depres.sidn slowdown of and poiiivl fooli.sty’,'’ G r f r : Dav . • • '1 .lA.MF.S w n n i i s moving! ftnd 1 Furniliiro Co , 43 Allyn street, HOOI^ AM) HFR RGDDIKS irrcKui.Tr inAo rt :• hiisitie.s.-'. For evoryone. in Hie Wanl S. Ilia'll Even the pretl.ie-t girl tri'es to , All orders f’ tnickln; . s IP1YY05'p6 wcpklv. r;ll be chan:f(1 a*. - ■ r p f. m I Hartford, Conn. . ______gius hiisities.s tislfiv seems to ■ li<‘ mak<' her.seU prettier And genei ■ ' r m ri.nl c ciki’■ :in-l •-Vn«u1 for Halt'. ;iSl 'bOOOW,'/ VKHY, TVv'CV -rpjKY CLOVL fifth day w Jl I p ’ho ,id .U ’.STIN C’ILLMBFHIS Local and vrrsal F.le'vtrlc ranee, three years will get hi.s customer, and. slashe Through the columns of tliis pa- the actual nunii'f r or'. Trl. 626G, appearpfl. chan:'nj; at t h p r a ♦ p p a I n • Long Di."tnn»»' .Mcv ! old. both good condition. rnce jhe going price, hoping iier, the Board of Trustees of the I ...... XWe-Y V>.UAT ed hut r\o allnwancf oif rpfiin'1* Pan 68 H'^lll.s'ter St I'OCl- j reasonable,'Inquire f . I. Spencer, up Hie deficit by grea.se a h ^ o il Verplam k Scholarship Foiin'Iation SlURIES IN SI AMI'S be made nn n.x *:mp «t rr-'d Rabbit Trail Waterfront Park, So. sale- This attitude is all wlXi^ng.', Wish' S to i-xpress Its ap[ireeiaHon *ftpr the f' h d.1 ’• a.s you will doulill'css agn?v fi\mi No ••lUl forlu.l^;. d'splar l«nr« n 2 0 night. Mom—llie capt.nin tlocsn’l like it!” Tendered. , s;. - ■ me three gajfons cheapest ga.s .and Majichcster All advert*'** *“*‘f''* must fUTform regulate your piano or player i .Middle Turnpike. change ttj/ oil." he s.aid • 'The In style. c3!py and rypuKraphv with ; piano, Tel' .Mamhester .5U52. attendaot thought. "Well, no prof Date Hook 1 tito rr Nf A M svtce, INC. t m siay. *. p*T:. PfI-. rpRulations enforced I'V the publish- . the Philtpp.ine Islands as the U. S. .Armv U N.NY Rl S IN K S S •ra and they reserve the r.icht to Machinery and Tool? \merican wing? with their war paint on soar protectively f'''’’’ . , , The squt\di'on of -Tart combat it on kne gas hut I shoiiUl make edit. rpT.sp or reject anr ropy con- orders aviation unit.s m the I-'.u: n fey/'dimes on the six quarts of ''.^^TiMliiy e-id'red ohjerMonvl»le. • Help NV anted —Femal? H5 ...... -at > Camp — s Nichol.s. e ;/,,';:,'. near Mamin, b.;*, «*»< oil/l After some minutes’ work BY ROY CU.ANB CT^OSTN’l T('»ruS—Claeetfied ada SK.K u s FOR YOUR TRAt WOR. ■ planes pictured aho'.e :,- on.duty lo- from the United State.s. the pit cleaning out the erank- , X’atiniial a n \ State election, A Hornet's Nest %o he publ’sh**d same dsr m*i«t r.e , \vXNTF.D L.\DY TD do home ’ Itemember we have a largo selec ■al pdls at Stalyle Armrary.y WASH TIJRHS recetv-d hy 12 o flock neon Sainr- flerrkmstratiqr, rartniilais ,;iyen tive .stork of used tractors, rea case, however, the customer I'l A COLLlSlOto davs IS}, if*. stuck his head out of the window | This V\ eek ■> C PHEBEE A L(3T OF VUUI'.TLB TDOTIMG AMD at intVrview I’ar e.ssen’lal *. W rite sonably priced and sold on easv Nov, 6 r . L. of <;■ Fashion 19 avoided Telephone Toor Want Ads and said 'Tve brought some cut-; D aHlwDIblS OF B(5AKEE WMEW MUMBER T>WEE . BY WCHK Box F. HernM. terms.' Diihlin Tractor Company. Show.'Whiton Auditorium Tea PIq’/S Important BOOMD6 THE 6ENP |...... / ' A4a are accepted over the t.el»- Willimantie. S o r t illiS The ta r hast I !ltc oil along • put this in. The Uhone At the CHARGE RATE Riven WANTKD -^IDDLKAOF.D wo '^tendant just naturally had I" Mso Booster Cliih'.s ( hieken pie Role in World History above ac a convcneinfre to adver- man .for generM housework. Must P ' ^ it in for nothing nnd refa.sten cinper al North Methodist church. tleert. hot th’e t a sH '’,p i Nov 7. Amaranth' pcs.sert- '•j’HLY HF IVlOg II ,1 111 I /ui- accepted as hi LL I.V^MK.NT if , have iefei eni es.'Xj'l 6 I81.1 Wearing .Vpparcl—Furs 57 | T oIku go Hi k’ Self-Sufficiency Is Gi the hood, meanwhile- thinking to paid at the business office on or he- j himseH\"poodhye to you and 1 Bri'lgc at M.asonic Temple, 1'-30 '* cion iiir ai'l -hi'llcr.s r.ow ; fore the eeventh day follow:n»c the jWAN-'IF.r’“ ■ IX S.MA D FOR SALK VARIFTY of girl .s don't really thank you at all f'w p. m .N ■ I bon lb' . ,1! ’. lo'.errur't th, firat IniM^rtion. of carh ad otherwise clean • housekeeper M rires.‘'e.«. sweater.^, and skirts, size all this fme woik ^nnd her' s N”V Annual Father and t I..UI i u I 11 •oin, .. Ill U'l. '■ I Xl./\ the CHARGE RATH will be colleol- of Brotheihor-I of ♦d. No responsibility fof errors in plain rook .-tpply 31 11. practically now. rea.sonahle Shadr (;rown \ arirly U Of Isolatell Austri hoping y o u ^ n t conie any mon- Son hanq'ii't , ■ Vo lied .. llic Bii’.bi, .'mpii'' telephoned ads wlU be assumed and street. price. Telephone 3795. ______^ for service wrthoiif tair s,ii'‘.s K m anucri.iilheran chiit'ih i C.I iMii much to ,lo '.'.'.th lliv . Iheir eccursf''' cannot ho. ^’laran- W orkf'il i III 1 But the ciLstfJnie ( ? I. feiding well ('oniing Kv»nls .>.|.r'.id of Ihi' cinpiic. piving thi , leed _ \VANTF:1) L.M'Y with puhtK^ riils is the third of four urtM cs tnsse‘1 fi'it Nov Pi p.i'formal Ion Festival w.i\ (or British (ioinin.'itioi? in li;- .spoakitip nhility. f a r rsquirt*.1. In- H r o a illc a f I.a ti’r. Stratr/ to Watch pleased with hima index of Cla.swfications Wank’d— To Huy 58 writt.'ii by lames Bassett of the a dime, saymg •'HeK. bny. h.a in'evening at Krasniiel Lutheran rioi, providing a ti.ub' luic th.it iny anil lin rativ»* w<>rk. ( all l.os .\ngeles Times on liij. reBirii 1„ •p.'d tniild Bnti'ti maritime fltr-.h* ...... at 242 Tnimbnll .Htn-it. ilartfonl. one on me!" ' « H iiinh. ati,‘‘pices of '/.Ion. on- ...... The Welstone-Kamln, Tobaeeo from a ellp|MT trip to the F ar 4,ast. In Election Winds 'ITus epis<’(3e is Vj'it nir\^Nanipl and F.manuel LnHieian .'otm- The tc.i monopoly Marriat^* ...... \vp»inps EASY, CAU6HT OW, THE MAIM AUeSRV TPAILW&W (TOME AT D«Btha ...... 1 r himhes of Manchester UME IKl A SWITCH ENGINE,OAOC- rarny in 16(H) linked (hi I r S E *.sy FCO.M FK.’b.T AVltS REAR W.ANTF.I) K X r K1 i I F. 5vD F D p re.s.s .spinning mill group owned K. .p 1 eat lire Ser\ U'«* Hv Thf As.siK’iiiU’d Press ACKS AS FAST AS HE CAN GO In Mcmor.A^ ...... ,,|.c'i atc,r. A)i|ilv 111 .pcT.S'm at and small dealer who In Iran l^-gion and Aiixiliarv at I>- Orient and Kuropean world lA>nt and ...... Cheney Brothers, started sotting Announremnf p ...... 1 Laundry. Summit St., Australia, > lonely nml iin |> r^ Straw s in the election wind.s to times has a hard struggle to mak .Today the Pnglish druik 97 bil-' Np’.v .VUmIo Room? Without Board .59 yeater'day. They are working on- •lon Home. . of BY V. T H.AMI.IN PcraonAls ...... botwppn ^ a. m. and 5 p. m. tected i.slqrul-continenl. Is .slrivipy watch tonight: 1 ends meet and eke out an jion».st Nov. to Annual meeting lion cups .of tea annually, an av- On To the Palace .^gUtomohllM in private shade grown tobacco a.s are other ili'.spcraleiv for seif-aiifiiciency/ind New York It's'usually "" existence. In srliial business rhSvrnher-of Commerce. n.igc of nine pounds pir v>er.soh AI.I.KV OOP Automoblca for .‘^ale . f o r RENT ROOJ warehouses that .started work Auiomobtlt* for KTchanr# . family, qmet surrouP igs fi.r the military s tre n g th -t^ e p e l ^i^e, Ps loss hy "'I'l''!'’I'suehsuch *»»*«*f»imagined...... "generosity" . can » N ^ , 22. Annual dan.cycles Hoba^co and it i.s necessary to wait , In Cnit'd 'Stall:: , coffee is the, Wanted Auto* —M-^rorcycle* h e l d w a n t e d Experience not To the Medite/fane.an has steam; Hughes.and.Wilson won. •hTs door Cheney Hall Baatneaa and ProfcRslonR! rtr a damp for the growers to Now. my friend, what is the favorite, hevi’raCe, Thi.s piefcr- neressarV. Goivi opportunity. Ap- ROOMS FOR GENTLEMEN_1Dor- ed her "pocke/navv." Pennsvlvama Another state Business Services ‘'ifferfd lake down their ero^. • , ni'c 111 i> il'di- !i""‘ a f..'mou,- ti „ ]'!',• .?.andwich Nook, 999 Main .‘It. ' F- en her/<00mlane sir force has Willkie cannot well afford to losc^ '1k' Uinil to c v u vlliiiiii' cuiii'iik .s.' Household Sprv;rp*» OfTered .. mitory style. Telephone 3(3*. piiity in Bualuii in l,i3. "S h e lias lliat Bulldinp—i-onf rac.t inp ...... \ln Hartford ■hoe>n depl/ed in order that S in g s-■ A Roo.sevelt majority here w (^ d Florists—Vu-scr-.PS ...... IT'R HERE AG.MN: Gov order.s FW t RE.NT- FURNISHED room : nore %>^out whirh 'th e white | ppoll almo.sl certain victory. The Funeral r»;rpclors ...... for Defense mean yeark of hiisi- Hartford.’ -Nov. 5 T’ Thou- _J' for gentleman, good beat, eon- > >>'p-vices ...... smaller one.s ciilled New Zealand the winner s column in every presi- Two wavs for everyday, Y ou SAY YOU AIN’T VOTEP YET ? Repairing ...... weekly eaiirtiigs. Household ne- patlem 4 88091 will add to your DO YOU PROPOSE TO VOTE FOR ? " T allonns —Dye.nK 1 p A n n jr .. FOr” r FNT’ NIUF-LY furni.tihed Pealera and growers podited are'koiigh. hardv' people ilential race since 188? l o o s e , W H O CCPft i-e*0 f> f.f* 5rSY’:f 'NC.’I t M PAT. Off.^ ce.s.silv Kilt no I .anvn.s,sing. Write PficejaL-ofof state joy and good looks and bo .an Toilet Goods ami ’ room. Board if desired: 229 Hart- out thiit while siimmer-lik^ tem I The principal office, f’alifornla A , Willkie victory Wanted—Business ' "vi .New Kn .u M.gr , fl34 Park .Sq. Navy ^ n d Air increasing comfort. ■-U It off ford HoRfl. • peratures and rain o v e r ^ e ,\vcek- ;and of the Army here would upset strong Demorpa-. pretty Kdnenltnnsl B ld g D' ■>''>5 ■' 1 Force talked to me frankly of their shoit, and you have BY mp:r r ii i P.M)nS,KK Courses and Class Ud made it favorable ^ move the tic hopes "and indicate a poasible waistline Confidence Plus j situation. ' ' horpie’ froc k, w'lth easy FREC'hl.P> A.NI) HiS KRILNDS' Private InstTvctl'-nif la.st, of this year's shjKde .crop and Republican victory. in the hack. <5it Pianclng ...... Dojrc;— 41 Apartment?— Flats— a la-Tge amount ^ th e broadieaf N e a r S ize of 1 ■ >• Ohio anil North Dakota Have and sash bow Musical— Pram.at le ...... ^ I Au.stralia ha.s almost exai tly the you have a most Bcv. ■IF 'lOU, UAD . Wanted—Inst 'Jfs ...... Tenem ents growTb from ^ r i n g shed.a to Jilt Hie winner ever since 1892. it lohg,»„and Sure ! 1 ’KK.MALF. DOG .^I’.VYKD, $2 50, l.same area ns the dctectahfr hoiispipiit. with sash WHAT A bE You VOTSD AflAINSr ^P'OEsiCE YOU ' |-‘innnrii 'lesignc4 coeil. 1M4 tv NU'sCIIViCC, Boata and Aeciaaoriea . . . . ----- tiun Send detail.s and price to L. vader needs s 4-to-l advantage for «/ 5 S V l " ------Wilh- nation's manpower' may he ex L for sizes 12, 14, * 16, . 1 . - . • Bulldtne Malcrlala'------■■■ H , 290 Prospect .street, I.ouLs'ville, ..\1 Rubel i IIMLIXUI ...... • , 41-j,* s successful attempt. By this i n Dtamonda — W atch'"—.lewOrT wAs disgusted with hif. golf game. ' hnu.sted. and some reasoning, Australia still has L 42 and 44. Size 16 requires, for ElectriCftl Applianeea— Il.iolo.. See . . . mantle, Conn. HY JOHN C. IKRKY H- He was^aa.mod at the third green I uration point' "'■/'‘V'nf tie U.s- enough planes. home frock. 4 7-8 yards of 36-inch The Leap For \ Life Fuel and Feed that he told the caddv to fini.sh i A. K. .Monk. he.ad. of the Aps- SCORCHY SMITH Gsrden—Farm—Dairy No Inimnllate Fear material; 4'., yarcld tnrnmlng, ‘ . . . . kV McKlNNEY LeRHl Notic*;? 78' the round while he carried ’J’.'! ! ^^^^ ^__ Household Goods BKOTIIF.KS Nobody in Au'stralin, least of all ; for .hou.secont, 6 1-8 yards, and Xtafhlnery and Tools ...... ; ; ; ...... I. the generals and admirals, ex-i 51, yards trimming. FOOLED ~HcY!.,ay < f This paoc ^ NOW, TO .MAiCE TME, Musical Instruni'ents ...... FDR RFAl. FSTATE . i.im oil i»i-:nMrr W ith scorch/ ^ and TONi*i l iv e s Office and Store Bciulp-ment hi >oTM K o r \ t io \ .;r„:,KL"''L!'LT::T. s; * i!-- 'n pect Japan to make an immediate ; For a rntlern cif this attrartivs, DEPENDING ON H'S REACHING DON ChR S’^OFriER '.' IF ^ TURNED (DUT TO AND GET hEuP for Specials at the Slo^s ...■ AND INSl'RANGK Tb’!9 ^iv** ii"ti''< lunt 1 M L, : attack.- If Kngland falls, ^ model .sc^nd L5r In Uoifi 'Ymir HADN'T Pl A't'BD ■ , be a FIRST RATE SCORCHy.';, Wcarln* Apparel—Furs .. b7 K.'U'*'U<'lU J WrlU I But onl.V after white rpen ha\e , RiCARiXO'S FOR AID.-MAC UE4 ^TIUL 50,5 Alain SI. I’hnne 6060 i '*/-nesor1a cTiinii dat*‘l S'*\. 4 been driven out of Hob" The United States was the first Naturally .-Yustralia Is thinking _ Tndo'Chinii Find the Size to The HeraM 'Today s I at- Rrslaueants the r...iuor f-.ntn.l •.'i.nimit'xum trrn Service: 106 7th avenue.’New A <0RD ARROW...... BUT WAIT,^ Kooms Without Board , ...... ” rt TaY4'tn ■ r^^'rmit for tbr sA\e t t government to operate military I of h,ith invasion and rteten.e Dutch Indies. Boardsrs Wanted ...... nlrnholir li.inor on tW#* pr.niNu* of airplane. largely in terms nf air power. York. N. Y. Country Board—itesorta ...... J" .T**’) I'b.-YTlrr '•.'yW Mancii* 91 •*r. The'^ all-important lane of ocean If Australia would If you want to find out. quicK- Hotels—Restauranta ...... ‘ rotm Thf* commerce between Brisbane ^nd ^ach matu^ WAntad—Rooma—Bi^rd .... •. , LET'S GET \ Frank Kacrh-Mi and .Marv F.iciu iu. ' Iv nnd authoritatively. ju"* Real Eatate Eor R'"* ,, f.f Mf. ntreei. .Manchr'Strr. Adelaide, in the tem r^rate and n as soon what’s doing shout waistlines- Apartments, rtata. Tenementt ss , ',n'n., «m1 " Wf'l? .'‘'"^uc’ed ''V most populous part / " ' ‘"'.'v 7 ^ ^ th ^ w ar reached that point, necklines and skirt, ‘''"’es senc Bualneas Loeatlont for Rent . ^ta^v Kaf’hpttl of ll*) PACKARD *N!’»nVh»-’‘*»*r. 4'«*nn. if*.permitt**#*. needs protection., z'’” " Ti!e civilian side of war also for the New Fall and W mtei Houaea For R*ot ...... • ’ .VARY KMlIlKTTI - A K T IIl;R A. tm nlral arpR n-round Port l.)iirNMii Suburban For R*“t *i Iiatcil 1th I'f .Ni'!., H‘1 ‘. on ?he north cSist. wdiich is clc.e.st ^ active. Fashion Book! It Summer Homes For R ent ...... Onlj' M-otorists are on gasoline ratiem - Wanted to Rent -important point to the Dutch Fa. *• j, j, „ Real Ee.ate Fee Sale k n o f l a liberal one of 400 time nnd aTternoon. in ’• A partm ent BuUdlnt forSale - $ F o r Ir.dies. ‘ Up. . month—and they re prac- that you can quickly , and cast y Business T . T “A Month rrecautlpn. So Air Marshal Sir i joeing blackouts In .Melbourne, make for vourself at home. Farms aad ^nd for Sale ..... nett Is out to Pp"*- ' it all high Australians Houaea for S ale ...... ••••• , INSURANCE machine gunners and ho^fully toward Ihe United i Aa a guard against jail air and Ask Your Nelghborl y..r, -Mol. »in W rWInt .t -rtor ReeoTC **' 7 I jail fever brought In by the "low- - ^ ' cr clas.i" prisoners, herbs and vin- Sial Eetata T'.; 1 876 Main SL Phone 544(1 ,S.d‘ ” o V 1- BRUNNER’S 'i egar , wcere strewn about coUrl- . .1 \ Wanted—ReaJ 80 Oakland 8t. M PboDe 6191 1 rooms in old i England.' \ Hit Weather ForeeMt of U. S. Weather BursMi Evrnina RMafit Fslr, mnrh colder tonight; iG E TWELVE Thiirsdsy fair and colder.
127,000 Local Manchester— A City of VUlage (:harm Emergency Doctors Porter St. Residents HALE'S SELF SERVE PRICE THREE CENI'S Novel Staging (EIGHTEEN PAGES) About Town Voting Units] The OriKlnal In New’EnRland! MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1940 Physicians of the Manchc.stcr O f Style Show Medical Association who Ask Walks, Policeman respond to emergency calls AND HEALTH MARKET morrow afternoon are Df- Different Word Than I nin» » t 8 o'clock at » ^ g a O f f l P f * H o i l T S In all, there are more than 127, Mozola Oil sis and siig^esl^oDs on the care of unusual manner, making it more Armistice.Day parade '’"•'‘t to be on the street! every day the ^ 0 8 1 f - F I I l C C n W U I B 000 precincts or other local voting the skin/ As a -specipeci.T.! feature s!i effective than the regulation fash Democrats Captnre dav All captains arc requested to units In the nation. Olant Size Package this wiek. a skirt treatment ion parade. The performance will PorUr street school I. In session. | A r i l l i s l i c e D a y note of .this and to mform more than 30 parents and proper Forty-four states tabulate and the Girl Scouti-tn their respective i/up l.s being gi\'en for the hit in four scones and the mmlela report vote totals by precincts. The 57e troops. Inslnictions will appear will wear clothe.s in keeping with ty owners in that section last other.four states have comparable Rinso later as to the time, formation and each scene. For example, the first night attended a public hearing Monday, November 11. which la voting units, but the count Is re And One l,arge Cannon Towel FKKF,! other details of the parade. The Ladies Aid pocietyNof the held by the Board of Selectmen. Armistice Day, will be observed as ported by "hoxe.s” In Alabama, by I Concordia Lutheran church, will The Board, unable to act on the a legal holiday at the local Po.st- “ towns" In Connecticut and Ver Waldorf Voters E l e c t Roosevelt for Third Term Election Is Conceded re- olflce, and the following schedule 1 The regular session of 'ne postpone Its regular meeting from placement of a policeman at the mont. and by "counties'’ In Texas. ^ 6 P State Ticket B olls (ilay- 7 30 'ins evening until the .-ame school for traffic duty, voted that w1U be in force on that day and Vary Widely In Size 4 17c men's setback league « .>'J ’*'- time tomorrow mght. The cliiireh Toilet Tissue ed in the tirchniisc ,t Ms ;«nd its chairman. David Chambers. date; Precincts vary widely In size, but board will also im W 'onmrrow City carrier service, none. ITllllard street lomght usual 4ittend the next Police Commission ordinarily bound an area laid out Hale's Quality Arrangements arcrtrr I'euw n*‘*^'*'made to night, at eight oclo. k at tlie par session to urge that the petition Rural carrier sendee, none. for the convenience of population during the sonage. of the Porter street group be meV Parcel post delivery, none. i,b. Winner pere; FDR By Wire from Willkie; groupings. A precinct In a large 14c ret five elrrtlon rctiir Registration of allena none. Red Bag Coffee that the Several spoke, deploring the city may cover only a few blocks, ol.TVlnsT- It IS oxp©,978; Shea Is contcorijcrt with a unique sit Hyde Park. N. Y mg litersry sod musical day at 12:00 noon. uation today when the precinct velt ill Demoeratie Riiosevelt^ was T-00, and the C.Uaner.s group w However, the Selectmen, in pn- ' These hours for Monday were form of government in New Eng Ours Is the land of steaks and chjips, (4’' -President For Thirii I'prin; De- I'rn^ram Seeond, Beals Carrily officers in Ward 10, Precinct 1, still sAlcep this morning when have a .-hort t.usincsa m-ctmg vatrt session, took up the sidewalk , announced today by Thomius J. land. A "town" voting unit usually o t iMirk, hectiiflBiiib and veal. Vietory in Whieh Par- Piano Duct, "Co>intry Dance”, I grew weary of counting ballots Wendell L. Willkie dispatched a 7;4.V 1 matter and voted to seek a W PA Qui.sh, Postmaster. embraces a city or town, but in .And thrifty costs when woman shops In Senatorial Dislriel. fraliTl Repiililiciin Can- Nevm Dorothy Kccncy, Bernice and quit in a bmly to go home. iv Wins Seven ('on- telegram congratulating him on ' i project whereby walks, curbs ami many in.stancca ihcludes outlying Put meat In any meal. Thrall , ... .. gutters W'lll be set on Porter So It at us should any scoff Patrolman .John J. Chartlcr • a third term victory. \ iliilale Semis Congrat Voi'iil Tno, ".M Twilight . Ne: suburban areas. With nearly 90 per cent nf Man- jiressional Seats; Big White House officials said vlo, Mc7Zo-.Sop. obligato, Ap-e street, south side, from Gnandview .Iilst show this patriot label— on duty at the polling place at ulations on Re-Elec I*ick IiiiprovtMiieiil Texas will report Its vote by chjrster'a 12.900 registered voters that naturally the president Shaw. Marjorie Nol.-on, Ceie Mrs. Henry Madden to Oak Grove streets. With feder counties- 261 of them. The coun One reavin we are better off the pleasant street Bapti.st ('ities’ Pluralities .Are al aid ttie cost will be about 5.! Is “ meat upon the table." .c would reply. But reports that ,\loore. E.-ihcr y.'i'lert, ties. however, are divided into pre st the polls yesterday, the town church notified the city cleik. tion in Miil-.Morning. scene w'lll tuk»' place in a young cents P<'r rumiing foot for the Officers Fritlav — Kdgar A. Guest, ; Smaller Than 1936. he would address the nation by Pianp -Solo. •■Valse >-aprlcc . cincts for the accommodation of approved of a third term foppres- He hurried to the polling place TAXI girl's beilroom in a sorority house. walks. If a project cannot m' tcHik the ballots that had not radio .sometime during the day ■'Mazurka". Neiln. Hermce Thinll. voters. Ident Roosevelt by the narrow The second will ropre.sent the liv I proved, the cost will be slightly lievn counted, sealed them and ' were dismissed as entirely Ry Tin* Associated Press Life of William Ncidlinger, La- Hie 1 margin of 2«.'i votes, hut support- By The .Xsswiated Press ing room in a dormitory; the tlilrd : higher. All of the town share ot Officers will be elected at I brought them to city hall where without foundation. President Roosevelt, the vclla Kent. 0 ' ‘ meeting of the Manchester I m - I Natural Combination: Soprano Solo. "Far k roul^ Mv an afternoon of bridge and the 'the, work prop<’rly chargeable to ed the remainder of the GOP an expi-rieneed crew' of count Connecticut gave it.s eight Dial to be held j ■ a m c E COFU.AN pre.cedent-t)rer.ker, smashed Hcavcnlv Home". "Spirit of to'd . frnirth scene the powder nvam oft Ii adjoining properly ow ners will be piovement Assm-iation Nicely Sllccil / tK'ket. Tlie women voters of Hie ers w'ere put to work on them. electoral votes to President . if I Friday evenihg. The meeting will (Known .As queen .Allee) one of .'Xmerica's most^ an 32HO : Neidlmg'er. Lavella Kent ] the ballriKim. |a,s.sessed in Hie regular maniu r town made an imuauaily big im Roosevelt in a Democratic ‘ .tl.acnowrll. Hie walks are laid. i he held in the YMCA. Edward A. . S PIK ITr.A L MF-OIl'M City Clerk Malcolm M ldg-, cient traditions tcxlay with a Clean. ComforUilHc l.arhl i Ihfe of Edward Tlu' follijw-lng >tanchester High : Tcndei" Beefd-iver pression as tbey I'oiistitufci'd more ley siilil it was the first time llmiiids of Ash Street OMalley. who has servcil as presl- ! seventh Haughter of a Seventh Son than half of llie day's volume of election victory that won for Courteous Service ,\t -Ml Times' Marlon McLagan. ' scluiol gills will act as models; j there had been such an occur Willkie dramatic and sweeping vic- ' Piano Solo. "Polonai.se In F i K"ttv Dewev, Maigaret Jolin.-on. | Tile Bo.ird found that it dent has been transferred from i Horn With a Veil. High Grade 11 ,.'i06 votes plm ed nil the 20 ma- the party .seven congressional tor\- in his battle for a third unable to lakt' actum last mght |>olntmertt. In the Scrrice •All Voted ill Time Best Wishes Icrni. His election \yas con- C lt Y TA X I * .that' , . » *the l_ . OSi'lectmi'ii - .1 e.. .» m »•*». ie- lireotorif of the ■ ■_a.sso<-iatlon. . J , I,.— t_IHo of the People for SO A’eara. ' Sliced Bacon trol of the mij^jor state otTices,, .Soprano ,Snln. "Lmig Ago, jorle Clay. .-Uurlev \Vigren. Ann i py r«>mpnny I Hie <1 As. Hie polls elosed at 6 p m. ceded in mid-morning by mC.NMS MCKI'llY, Prop. . tublish tile lumiid.s of Ash street! Manchester Friday and 171 I'hurcli Street, Hartford, Conn. i Sweetheart Mine '. "The f^W;','.' La.-hinske. Nancy (iivsleo, M.ar\ Moderator Raymond ft. Bowers including the governorship. Wendell L.- Willkie. his dog for L.'WO fi'Ot wi'st ot the wc.st line I he the last at Phone 6-'i2S7 With the big cities giving the ! Bent Low". "A Maid Smg.s Light , SUenuin, .fanrl Siteman. Betty , was fared W'lHi no que.stion of de To Roosevelt ged. hard-hitting Republican , .MacDowell. El.sie Cuslal.-on. of Village street. ,\n cxamiiiatum ; he will preside, Seasonable Item: rision in connection With Hie re (i. O. lV V oU ‘s chief executive pluralities some Plant! Solo, "Impromptu". •'.loy Bovii. Patricia Fagan. ,i of town maps, Town Engineer J. cently is.sued opinion of Hie attor- what smaller than those of 1936, oiiiionent, who had made the in Hie liridge .n-i'iie Mr.a. Peter ; of .Vulumn.Mai-D' jeli.v, rolls, eotfis-, tickets. Franklin Delano Roo.sevelt tated the mc.ssage in hi.' hotel , Buffalo. N. »•, N o' / State theater Ruildinir Doors Open 7^30 P M. PlayinR Starts 8:30 P. M inc'iimbenta by Democratic candi was given a 12.889 vote margin suite at 10:30 am .e.s.t.i, little girls suffered serious burns, at squasli and nitnee [lies, chrese. OIL Wholesale aiul Retail When tfte voting place waa over Baldwin, wanner by ^2.600. dates and eight Republicans scor I more than ari hour before he .said least a half dozen others were In. 737 Main Street closed and Wal.a had been read votes in 1938 when he unseated | A d u lt-...... *'■•<'' off the niiicliihrs by the modern- ^ ed vietones over Democratic in- in a prepared speech to a nali.-i- jured and two firemen 1 iimbenls. making a net gain of Dr. Wilbur L. Cross, four-term come b) smoke as a spec'ta.cular BRUNNER’S Children Cnder P i ...... 46c p,r. tabulators vmmediati'ly w-ent ; governor and retired dean of the Phone 5191 80 OakHind SI. iiin fur the Democrats up to the (Jei-muii8 Claim Greeks Capture Range fContlnued on Pago Fourteen) fire of undetermined origin de- BANTLY OIL COMPANY to work, aided this year by me- j Yale Graduate School. | Watch and Jewelry ctinnicnl computin;Kl*'-’vices. With hour of the compilation. slro'od a toy factory In downtown In 36 Seriate races, Demo< rats The complete unofficial tabula- 1 this sy.stem the result^ were made Buffalo today. First reports W'ere 0 „l,r street ‘’.I”’'""’*'’* Hon of the vote in the statc's_ 169 , known niiirh more qilRkly than Huif two bodies were taken from 2A (Continued on l’nge Two) Vessels Beiiiji Of Hills Near Koutza towns gave Roosevelt 417.958 i Repairing At Serving the Piihlic for Years. had‘ mental addition hee\ used. ^ the three-story briek building, but Gallon votes and Willkie 361,927. , N. E.Liiie8ll|) RenHon for Split. \ Fire ('ommissiorier William R- ,If was plainly .apparentv here „ ... , u . Sunk Faster Maloney, who was first elected , ( astlmore said a later cheek prov- Reasonable Prices What A Wow that Roosevelt had ■ nailed \ lh e Advaiiee Follows Kieree B o m l > e r S F u i l ‘ to the Senate in 1934 after s?rv'ing Santo A^ in ’36 ee erroneous. Two girls British Seize one term in the hou.se and two jumped to safety Into firemen S WE HAVE INSTALLED icn In laits of 90 Gals, or -More \ ,-uppoi't of several groups'^of Rm Hand-to-Hand Fight piihliean voters who split the^ Siie- ' terms as mayor of Meriden, polled nets. l>argest Assortment of an unofficial total of 417,082 votes tickets only to endorse the Presi R-iltie Vessels ^ ing; Italians Shelleil \ prniont Arp FOR YDUR PROTECTION Greeting Card.9 for dent This switch, it was eali- eess 111 v> ar 4>f;ainst To Hit 111 land against 358.243 for Cornell. .M a iiH ’ s Seize laitlery Paraphernalia niated. waa inade largely on the Bv riiiMr Omii Tankk. The unofficial count gave Hur- s . OtluT Ftuir Bath, Me.. Nov. 6.-:—. fre-hm-- and Icmlerne-- wlh'ii Hiev issues. Had Ihe latter tieen the rine: Atlu-n-s. Nov. 6.—lA’)— For- Levv of Bridgeport, making his farture and diHtrihutlon of lottery Are Under Diseiission ' eighth bid for the' governorship buy meal, Thiit's the rea-.m, M'xernI nmnlti- agn. we in-l:iUj-d l ei. H 9 6 tll'icatioij.s on n range of hills^ Hrket>. Wa» announced hy County m i, Berlin. Nnv. 6 Thu (irr- : a« the Socialist, nominee, paUed boston. Nov. 6 4’' President , BentM'hleriztng In onf beef box. It tins worked out tine aiul liel|!i (ContiniHMl on Page Fniirtren) With Soviet Alasters. guarding Koritza, Alltanian Smash Piihlif Riiihliiigs Rpoxcvelt duplicated to the letter ' \ttornev Sherwood Aldrich. .Al fm an high command dyclared to- drich Mild Nell .1. Smith, retired U« gUe you the kind of fresh, lendi-r meal >nu c\iie< t to get at HEAT:- lia.se for the Italian drive into (Continued on Page Fourteen), in the final taHulatmn of returns ' I that' "increasing succoa.i in and Houses in South-- cigar store owner, was taken In IxjndOri, Nov. 6. Th e Brit- ! day .Macedonia, were reported to- today hi.s 1936 .sweep of four of the Plnehurst, ^ war again.at Britain's mer^ sjx New- F.ngliinil .states with fo eustiKiv and W'ould Im- arraigned Market Waits. ish government srinounred todav • da.v to have been captlTred liy ampton: Unstated later tiKlav. The alleged lottery! Freshly (iroiind, ( oiinlr> Stile. <»ld I'a.-hioned chapt marine had brought the to Maine and Vermont standing alone Hml it had requisitioned 24 l,at- Greek mountain troops after Miimher -Vre Killetl. for Wendel! Willkie.. des<'rllHd t«y AldrleJi as one of the tal of "enemy shipping or shipping Vanderbilt Is largest ever uneo'ered In Maine, PORK S.M S.M.K Mi: \1. M 1.0. M.— Pound 28c LEHIGH VALLEY viiin. Kstonlan and Llthnania-n mer- tisuable by the enemy sunk by (iefec hand-to-hand figliting. Ee! '"'e lop i,f Hie ticket, how Clearer. Vien ; chant.ships and that ijisue.s thu.s ever. the political complexion^ of I was based on Fderal Treasury Sea.snned with pure spices. Retreating Italian forces i.ondon. Nov. 6 .Pi German figtires. ■ raised w'cre under di.srussion with (Continued on I’age Two) the industrial Northea.'t. assured I 1 were shelled hy their own '.bombers smashed public buildings Beaten in R. I. Wednesday ntoming . . Tender Reef l,i\er will lie sold I the .Soviet government, a curiou.s and somewhat mottled S e t t le s D ohti Ut llesill- RuH.sin'Iast summer absorbed the j tanks, the Greek high eorn- ^ o d houses in Southampton in a characte'r ' . \ , Kelueluntly Faz-es Court at 'iHc Ih, Sliced Raeon. 'Jfc ll>.. and 'J-l’ound Fresh Ibree Baltic republle's Into the '] niand dtH'lared. ; mas.sed raid early toplght and kill- In the .south. ConnecHcutVaifd N,-\v A'ork, Nov. VAlth lory Dealing N iiinertnis iSMiudiPis in UROILERS ill...... chi'h Soviet union. Swiss Protest A communique said many I'a l- j injured an unstajted number t Rhode Island era.scd ' all Rehuly- his head Ixnt. and nionnlng Inter- Di'iek Trading Flurry R. A. Butler, foreign undeTsec- ian prisoners W'Crc taken in the of persons. ’’’ Governors Give Dein- ; liciin.s from the top offices in favor mittenllv. Howard C. Ho|»un, for- LV retary tokl, the House o f Commons battle, and artillery pieces, how- ■ The British/however, said that i of so'lid Democratic slates. Iri the riM-r utlilth-s magnate, 'vent re • 1 FRESH Ill Ntiit thil "the matter Is under discussion he- Air Violations Uzers. and machine-guns were ; most of.,the r.viders were unable oertilK Net Gain of 1- north, Maine and Vermont were luctantly from a Hanltariiun to F M l.H'T.OW ER New'., York. Nov. 6 i4’i The twTen His Majesty's ambassadoi seized in the abandoned fortifica- | to pienctrate inland. Repuijlican from top to bottom. In to face T h e wenther man sayn stock market settled down today Federal court today Be Wise— . and the Soviet government." Hons. An art schiiol and an office 1 the middle .states of Mas.sachusetts 1 -Jc each. ' , ■' (0 quiet desultory dealings, await- ; Notified In Advance . Washington, Nov. 6 De.mp- ; ' ',i;'n,pi^V/r ho//er’ | ‘'‘‘.“fKr..**’?.* “ Old Man Winter is on his The Italian high command 'hy ■ budding were hit by bomb.s, and niltted mall fraud by siphoning BARBER Genasco A.NTH R A C IT E ing a elenrer view' of the poR.siblc Butler said the Soviet union had P o i n t to Assiiraiiees crats won 14 victories and 'be *' voters shifted somewhat from their a number of persons buried in the S'KMMW.IMM) In Illicit profits out of New, (>ii.p Clean way! 1 epei'cusslpns of yesterday's been notified in advance of the implication admitted the Greeks, publicans marked up seven " “ b ' _ro.(:^(,oseveU Presidential stands Previously Givi*n hy had seized the offensive in lh(vl ruins. The .A'Soriated Gas and Electric ICKHF.HG i.L T T m : shingles Roosevelt victory after a quick requisitioning. Three Genmin raiders. the Alrivi net gain of one for the Democrats; _jvmg cfimparatively small ma- The CoalThatSatisfies You’ll want a furl that n“- Koritza area, reporting that the : —in 33 contests for goveVnor.ships | Republican gov- Sy stem. He on«-e headed the now- 111* head cross current of selling and biiy‘ Asked if “ this sort of requisi B r i t a i n o n Siihjeet. ■ id« Wiilkif • li till I ing In the first few minutes. tioning tends to improve our rela Imnkrupt bllllon-dollar holdlng- spomlM ijuiekly and hums (Continued on Page Sixteen) (Continued on Page Two) . yesterday. v-.,.. ! ernois. ■ . While the opening saw a flurry , tions with Soviet Russia.” he re* . The Democrats ousted two New eoni|iany, pyramided by him from rnosT.c SWKK r n iii K 7Ji» owner ol till* home If il‘» heal you want l>ehigh Valley is just steadily. Fill your bin with of selling, notably In electrie pow'-I, pt)prt; I Bern, Switzerland. Nov. 6. 4> Kngland Republican governors deci.'ive was the presidential s few thousand dollars’ stake. Dur can laugh at tbs wsalhar SONIC OlRCCTORS OFTEh .lug :in(I t'onleni'-. . ,'’.'ic er issues, bringing a number- of \ "The matter is a complicated , _ -phe Swiss government toilay di- Raymond le E. Baldwin of ("onne**("onnectl- balloting that Mr. Roosevelt im- ing the last few months Hopson’s BOW that * n«w BARBER NCLD A LITTIE 0IRE.CTIN4 Old Company’s Anthracite. rounsel had made repented futile lima beans TH£MStLV&S Ihe coal you «onl. If . hoi ami we Hon’l declines of $1 to more than $2, and technical one. I hope we shall • mlni.ster to l»ndon to cut and William H. Vanderbilt oi i „ved ‘ upon his figures of four Genasco Rooi baa been ap effort* to establish him mo mental Bqo.U 2 Ib». ^ 2 3 c MclNTOSH APPI.ES You’ll be ready to meet much df this loss was quickly re lie able to reach some agreement . -i Rhode Island -along with Luren D_ i Jn „,j gUtes except plied. The l«ugb will be on with the Soviet govei-nment." , / protest enerceticallvenergetically acainstagainst al- Irish Editor Criticizes ly. Incompetent to'stsnd trial. LilDBt IB pp^ c protection: Glee It ■ root lehigh Volley coal. . .the high heal Ihe "We are satisfied," the newspa . Democrats were leading in I Metals—Steady: lead hIglHN The communique did not identify constituted a “ grievous load " upon Idaho. Indiana, Missouri, Utah and raUty, 3.800. , Hon view w'as for: I position of the Treasury Nov. 4: per added, “that all talk of re I atnon Oiriober. 1S8T. SWEET PICKLED GRAPEFRUIT ...... jar 2.)C DEPOT 50URRE the. planes, but said they crossed the Brittrti Navy in tu fight Washington, while Republlonns Vermont: (complete), Roosevelt •1 Acceleration of the defense! Receipts, $63,749,020,141 expen- against the German L'-boat block fueling submarinea from the de ! Wool Tops—Weak! ENGLAND nrogram, piling up the already diturea, $75,119,449.71; net bal' Switzerland from northeast to pots on the Irish coast Is mere i and hedge aelHng. . $2,012,868,180.41; customs ade of England. 1 I (Continued on Page Sixteen) I (Continued on Page Fourteen) ERNEST A soy, PROP. Lumber and Fuel Co. ' .....- : ance, "W e deprecate the loose talk moonshine." LU.^IBER CO.MPA^Y Advertise in The Herald-lt PavB - (Continued On Page Twelve) receipts for month $3,877,871.90. (tkintlnurd On Page Two^ ^ 536 E. Middle Turnpike PHONE SII3 Russell Paul, Mgr. 0pp. Manchester Green School i| DE SOTO PLYMOUTH PHONE 5145 SALES &- SERVICE CENTER STREET 1 Tekphone 8536 Open All Day Saturday. isirif
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