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(FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. XLH., NO. 17. Classified adrertising on page 12 MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1927. Seek High Officials As Remus Witnesses TWAL Cabinet Member and Other SEEK RUSSIAN Defense Gets In Its First Members of Official Wash­ Machine That Thinks Licks at Teapot Dome ington to Testify In Boot­ WHO STABBED Has Been Invented Hearing— Attorneys Clash legger's Trial. D A N E ’S PAL Cambridge, Mass., Oot. = 20.—■A<^matically solve problems of advanc­ Frequently— Finney Ad­ “ thinking machine,” an electrical ed electrical theory rapidly and ac­ En Route from Atlanta, Ga., to Wife of American School device which thinks for itself, has curately. Washington, D. C., Oct. 20.— That been developed in the Department A technical description of the mits Fall Had Authority to official Washington will become en­ of Electrical Engineering of Massa­ new “ thinking machine” will be meshed in the Remus trial is the Principal Is Found Dead chusetts Institute of Technology. published by the Franklin Institute. Lease Oil Reserve. promise of Attorney Charles Els­ “ Into this mechanical mind can “ ■The product Intergraph might be ton and First Assistant County In French Love Cult Col­ be fed the conditions of a mathe­ called an adding machine carried to an extreme in its design,” said Pro­ matical problem too complex for Washington, Oct. 20.— The F'all- Prosecutor Carl E. Easier, who are the human brain to master, and it fessor Bosh. “ Where workers in the touring twenty states seeking evi­ ony— Was Musician. will promptly grind out the answer business world are ordinarily satis­ Sinclair defense got In Its first licks dence that will be used for and and write it down, as efficiently as a fied with addition, substractlon, today In efforts to clear ex-Sec^e- against George Remus, former The pmiling Harry Sinclair^ (right) , is pictured Photographers had a field day at the Fall-Sln- machine takes in lumber and chemi­ multiplication and division of num­ tary of Interior Albert B. Fall of “ King of the Bootleggers,” when he here with his mother, Mrs. Phoebe Sinclair, and his clair trial. Mr. and Mrs. Fall are the targets of cals and produces finished boxes of bers, the engineer deals with curves charges of leasing “ fraudulently Paris, Oct. 20.— A Russian friend this group, shown atithe entrance to the District of is tried in Cincinnati next month lawyer, Martin W. Littleton, at court in Washing-, matches,” read an astounding an­ and graphs which represent for him and secretly” .the Teapot Dome nav­ for the killing of his wife, Imogene was being sought by French police ton. Columbia courthouse. nouncement from technology today. the past, present add future of the Remus. today in connection with the mur­ The “ thinking machine” was in­ things in which he deals. al oil reserve to Harry F. Sinclair. A mdlnber of President Cool- der at Nice of Mrs. Horace Lord, of vented by Dr. Vannevar Bush, pro­ An announcement from the col­ The attempt was made through cross examination testimony of E. idge’s cabinet and many others Fali River, Mass. Jealousy was be­ fessor of electric power transmis­ lege said: high in the official life of Washing­ PRESIDENT ANGRY G. Finney, assistant secretary of lieved by police to have been the 3,000 Girls Under Five sion, and a staff of research work­ “ The Integraph, a device of elec­ ton are expected to testify. ers In eluding F. G. Kear, H. L. trical measurements, gears* and Interior. Finney had testified that The Cabinet member is Attorney motive. Hazen, H. R. Stewart and F. D. recording tales, is virtually a man­ he knew nothing of the lease until General John H. Sargent. Mrs. Lord, who was formerly Are Widows In Bombay OVER FESS SPEECH Gage. made brain which transcends hu­ after it had been executed by Fall In addition, Mrs. Mable Walker ivlarcelle Vernet, daughter of Count man reasoning and readily plots the and that Fall gave orders that no Its Name infornaation on the lease should be Gustave Vernet, was found stabbed It is called “ The Product Inte- answer to problems that cannot now given out. attorney general in charge of crim­ Bombay, India, Oct. 20.— Seven- ^social reforms, which will soon be graph.” Work was beg:un on it be solved by formal mathematics. It inal prosecution, Edgar T. Hoover, through the heart. Finney was turned over to She had been separated from her j ty-four thousand children under introduced in the Indian Legisla­ several years ago to meet the need George P. Hoover, Sinclair counsel, chief of the Department of Justice, husband for several years and had five years of age are married in the ture. These measures will deal with Administers Verbal Spank­ for. a machine which would auto» (Continued on page 8) Dr. E. L. Doran, in charge of the after brief direct examination by. achieved some fame as a violinist. Presidency of Bombay, according child marriage and child engage­ nation’s liQuor forces, former Pro­ Owen J. Roberts, of the government to statistics revealed here today. ments. ing to Ohioan For Saying staff. hibition Commissioner David H. Three thousand little girls of Although the English have in­ Blair, and many other minor offi­ LQVE CULT COLONY Fall Ma^’ Take Stand Boston, Oct. 20.— Horace Lord, that number are widows. The chil­ troduced many reforms in India, TO FREE CARROLL DUCE M AY SETTLE Before today’s session opened cials have been subpoenaed and are dren were engaged or actually mar­ they have never interfered with the expected to give important testi­ Boston school principal, declared He Would Rum Fall declared that he had not de­ mony. today that the murder of his wife ried under the Indian custom of custom of child marriages. The finitely decided whether he would in Nice, France, resulted from her mating young children. matter has been left to the Indians take the stand in his own defense. Elston’s Reasons The statistics were gathered in themselves to reform if they saw SOME TIME TODAY TROUBLE WITH POPE associations with a love cult col­ Washington, Oct. 20.— President He said yesterday he would go on According to Attorney Elston, support of thre^ bills for Indian fit. the stand and “ explain a lot of the purpose of taking depositions ony in Paris and her admiration for the late Isadora Duncan. Coolidge administered ^ a verbal things that haven’t been explained.” from Sargent and others in Wash­ spanking today to those of his He did not testify In the Fall-Do- ington is to have advantage of the Cable dispatches yesterday told of Mrs. Lord being found stabbed ardent supporters who have refus­ New York Showman to^Start After SO Years Vatican An­ heny conspiracy trial and his law­ information gathered by Tim Wii- yers do not want him to take the cox, agent in charge of the Detroit through the heart. PROSECUTES KLAN, WOMEN TO DEMAND ed to accept at its face value his Lord, son of a prominent Fall stand here. office of the Department of Justice famous “ I do not choose to run” an­ At Once For New York nounces Its Terms to the Finney’s testimony started off during the government’s investiga­ River family and principal of the Industrial School for Crippled and nouncement. with a drab recital of general leas­ tion of the activities of Franklin L. SEE A mmm SHOWDOWN ON LAW ing laws, and the jury became rest­ Dodge, Jr., former ace of the De­ Deformed Children, wept when in­ It was delivered through Senar With Family. Itakan Stale. formed of the tragic death of his less. They paid but scant attention partment of Justice, and Imogene tor Simeon Pess, Republican' of to Hoover and Finney and seemed Remus. wife and when he told of his belief Ohio, ' who has been one of the of the circumstances which might more intent in watching the two de­ Attorney Elston hopes to secure most vocal of the Coolidge partisans Atlanta, Ga., Oct 20.— Earl Car- Rome, Oct. 20.— Settlement of fendants. Fall, smiling, engaged have brought about her end. But Attomey-Gen. McCall of Over 10 Million Members to in whipping up sentiment to Jiave the acquittal of Remus if permitted the fifty-year old difference between for a time in an animated conver­ to use the information contained in Advices from France told of a the next Republican national con­ roll, New York sho'wman, will be sation with hiff-dawyers. He appear­ the Department of Justice records Russian who is under suspicion for vention draft, the. President. free today. - ~ the Vatican and the Italian state, ed in better spirits than on any the crime. -Lord declared his wife Alabama Could Not Stand „ Join hMoyemen^ as evidence. Gets Call Down After serving four months in At­ itrhfffirarose from the Pope’s loss of other day since the trial started. AlrfaTy^it 'Ti'as been' ck'S7grd~’l)FP'ad written him recently of silch a After a conference with Mr. lanta penitentiary on a perjury temporal power, took on definite ^nclair, mute, stern-faced,, fol­ George L. Remus from his murder­ It Longer So Resigns. Politicians Speak. Coolidge at the White House this lowed the proceedings closely. (Continued on page 8) charge, the producer will begin his possibility today as the result of a er’s cell in the Hamilton county morning, Pess emerged from the statement from a high prelate of­ The fepling between Roberts and jail that those responsible for the presidential office and said: first lap to the bright lights on fering the basis of an agreement. Hoover, which has already resulted Montgomery, Ala., Oct. 20—-At­ in so many heated rows, was not enforcement law in Washington New York, Oct. 20.— A nation­ “ I‘ve been called down.” Broadway In a loaded prodoee According to this statement the have been lax in meting out justice RiPORT SAYS JAPAN torney General Charles C. McCall, abated overnight, and they again wide movement, sponsored by the Fqss had reference to the truck. Vatican has four chief demands, as to Franklin L. Dodge and Mrs. Imo­ who directed the prosecution of all speeches he has been making in follows: clashed frequently oVer testimony National Committee for Law En­ He will be transported from the Hoover sought to worm out of Fin­ gene Remus. the flogging cases in Alabama, con­ various parts of the country in honor farm, where he has been 1. Recognition of papal juris­ Remns’ Charge IS TO JOIN GERMANY ney. ducted Grand Jury investigations forcement, for a “showdown” on which he has assured audiences serving as librarian,, to the War- diction in places how occupied by Remus had charged that some- into flogging cases involving mem­ the question of enforcing the pro­ that Mr. Coolidge will be the candi­ Vatican officers or;officials. Defense Wins Point. den’s.office in the penitentiary prop­ The defense won a point when one high in the office of the United 1 ^eyygpape|. Also SayS Japs bers of the Ku Klux Klan, and ob­ hibition law in America, will be date despite his not choosing to er, a distance of ten miles. The pro­ 2. Recognition of papal sov- States attorney general is responsi­ tained convictions on kidnapping launched next month at a series of run. Hoover drew from. Finney an ad­ Are Seeking An Alliance duce truck is the prison’s only ersisaty over .pontifical territories, mission that it was the accepted ble for the apparent immunity of and assault charges of Klan mem­ meetings that will be held from “ If the President has his own 'sue^raS' shall be outlined in later j Dodge and Mrs. Remus. With Soviet Russia- official means of transportation to policy of the Interior Department, bers, today resigned as a member coast to coast. way,” said the Ohio Senator, “ he the farm. negotiations between the Vatican under the leasing acts, to handle Whether testimony will be devel­ of the Ku Klux Klan of Alabama. Leading politicians of both par­ will not be nominated.” and the Italian government. Tokio, Oct. 20.— Considerable After all formalities have been all naval oil .reserve leases when­ oped to prove these charges will be Recently Attorney General Mc­ ties, including presidential aspi­ “ Does that mean he is opposed'to Want Seaport brought out during the Washing­ stir was created in diplomatic and concluded in the warden’s office, ever applications for permits or Call obtained 102 Indictments, in­ rants, are to be asked to aid in being drafted?” the administration 3. Construction of a seaport patents were pending. Hoover got ton inquiry is a matter of specula­ political circles today following the enforcing the 18th Amendment by some time this morning, Carroll volving thirty-seven Klan members. spokesman was asked. will return to the bosom of his rela­ which shall be recognized as papal this in the record over the repeated tion. announcement in the newspaper Including Ira B. Thompson, Exalted plainly stating their position with territory. Kokumin that Premier Tanaka was “ If you had heard what the tives, including his wife and objections of the government. It is It is believed that Attorney Els­ Cyclops of the Luverne, Ala., respect to it. Any effort to dodge President said you would have so 4. 'The Vatican shall be given the government’s contention that ton will conduct his inquiry and at­ planning .an offensive and defensive the issue will be regarded as oppo­ brother, who came from Nqw York. sovereignty over a tract of land alliance with Germany and'Russia. Klavern. interpreted it,” was the reply. Physically Improved the Interior Department was'with­ tempt to establish as evidence the All during this time McCall was sition, leaders in the movement as­ where the pontificate is now situat­ out authority to make reserve charges made by Congressman F. The purported alliance is said to be Coolidge Displeased They will find him a much better a Klan member. In tendering his serted today. “ The President was displeased ed, additional territory to be pur­ leases. L. La Guardia, who, during the last similar to the one that once existed The New York State Women’s man physically, than when they resignation, he declared that the with some of my speeches,” con­ chased from a loan of $3,000,900 “This question involves the good session of Congress, charged that between Great Britain and Japan. Committee for Law Enforcement, sorrowfully left him to begin his which the church hopes to negoti­ The newspaper article stated that Klan in Alabama was in the hands tinued the Ohioan. “ He was afraid term four months ago. He has gain­ faith of Fall and I want to show the prosecution of the former De­ of lawless leadership and was not in co-operation with the national ate with J. P. Morgan & Co. that it was the policy of the In­ Viscount Shimpei Goto and Fusano- that people might get the impres­ ed 25 to 30 pounds and he looks partment of Justice ace and Mrs. living up to the principles of the ' committee, will hold its meetings Premier Mussolini is preparing terior to make these particular Remus had been neglected by the suke Kuhara are actually arranging an November 12 and 13. There will sion that I was speaking for him. strong and well, according to Dr. alliance preliminaries, although it organization. He even ventured the thought tha,t to answer informal overtures that leases,” he said. government. be services in the churches, gather­ Charles T. Nellans, the prison have already been made on behalf | Littleton Joins In The deposition party will arrive is generally thought that, as inves­ “ I have become convinced that It ings in private homes and meetings I might be talking the way I have physician. Carroll has spent con­ tigating commissioners, they are is not the purpose or intent of its been in order to help my own of the Vatican. i Martin W. Littleton, chief Sin­ in Washington late from Atlanta, in public halls. Similar meetings siderable time out of doors and hls- clair counsel, then entered the con­ Ga., where important depositions making a study of economic con­ leaders to aid the duly constituted will be held in other states on No­ political fortunes in Ohio., I told face is tanned by the sun. officers of the law in their efforts, troversy. were taken from Warden John W. ditions. vember 13 so that the whole thing him I never pretended.to be talking The papers authorizing Carroll’s to enforce the criminal laws where There were claims for 32,000 Snook and United States District The published article attaches will work into one big national for him, nor, in fact, for anybody release on parole have not yet ar­ ENGINE CREW KILLED great significance to Kuhara’s visit crimes are committed by its mem­ acres in the Teapot Dome Reserve, Attorney of Northern Georgia, Clint movement. except myself, and that I did not rived and only Carroll’s signature Is and the charge has been made that Hager. to the emperor Wednesday and his bers,” he added. “ Many of these 10 Million Members believe people thought I was repre­ subsequent conference with Goto. leaders, in my judgment, are re­ needed to make him a free-man. He AS TRAIN LEAVES RAIL there was fraud in taking up these , New Witnesses The National Committee for Law senting his views. Nor was I talking has already attended to the other claims before the government made It was learned from Attorney The article also pointed out that sponsible for the wave of lashings Enforcement, it was stated, has to help myself. But he was dis­ Japan has been isolated interna­ details such as paying his $2,000 a lease to Sinclair, he said. “ These Elston that several new witnesses and floggings which have taken nine affiliated national organiza­ pleased.” fine. claims had to be taken up before tionally since Great Britain broke place in this state and many mem­ tions of women with a total mem­ Despite his “ call down,” Senator the Anglo-Japan alliance. To Stop at Greenville ? Several Trainmen Hurt But a lease was made and this trans­ (Continued on page 8) bers of the Klan are placed in fear bership of ten million. Fess declared he still believed Mr. action was provided for under the The foreign ofllce denied the plan of drastic action by its present state Enroute to New York, Carroll No Passengers Injured in “ The women of the country re­ Coolidge would be the nominee of plans to stpp for a few hours at law.” attributed by the newspaper to Pre­ rulers if they tell the truth in Lackawkiina Wreck. alize that there is an effort on the the convention. The President’s re­ Greenville, S.' C., as. a luncheon The defense contends that one mier Tanaka. courts. part of the political leaders of the TO GIVE UP RIGHT fusal to stand, he believes, points guest of a civic club there to show reason why Sinclair obtained the “ For my part I regard my oath as his appreciation for the hospitality lease was that he had secured the an officer of the law superior to any (Continued on page 8) (Continued on Page 8.) he received during the seven weeks Scranton,- Pa;, Oct. 29.— Several claims. IF WINDS KEEP UP BISHOP BARNES STICKS private or fx.;t;rnal obligation I Paid a .Million can take and I do not feel that I he was a patjent in the Greenville trainmen • injured in a washout hospital., Carroll was taken from crash of a Lackwanna passenger Sinclair paid about $1,000,000 TO DARWINIAN THEORY shoul^ follow longer behind the COURT HEAVILY GUARDED PUGS BLAME WIVES for all the claims on Teapot Dome. Hop of Grayson Plane is Again banner and under the leadership of the train at Greenville while on- the train last night near Hallstead, Pa., way to Atlanta. Nettled by the government’s ob­ Postponed Because oif Unfa­ those leaders in their religious, were brought here early today for treatment; Milton Esterbrook, the jection to Finney’s amplifying his political and criminal connivings, DURING MURDER TRIAL FOR LOSING UTLES Original plans were for Carroll story on the Interior’s leasing poli­ vorable Weather. “No Man Shall Drive Me to to leave Atlanta, accompanied by engineer, and Luke Monroe, the Tennessee or Rome” He De­ who are placing themselves at war cy, Fall leaned over to the newspa­ with constituted authorities.” his wife, brother and close personal fireman, both of Elmira, N. Y., were per table and pointed out portions Old Orchard, Me., Oct. 20.— The Paris All Excited as Witnesses hop-off of Mrs. Frances Wilson clares. German Boxers Ask For. Di­ friends, on the Crescent Limited killed when the locomotive plunged of the law which he' said authorized down a-, 15-foot* embankment. No Grayson’s amphibian plane, “ The Tell of Slaying of General vorce Because of Actions of shortly after noon,; but the failure the department to negotiate leases Dawn” , to Copenhagen, Denmark, London, Oct. 20.— “ No man shall Petlura. Their Mates. of the papdrs to arrive precluded passengers were Injured seriously on the reserves. POMERENE IN FAVOR although many-were shaken up by was again postponed for at least 24 drive me to Tennessee nor to the possibility of his leaving before “ Finney would back that up if Rome,” declared Bishop Barnes, of the next mail delivery, which is be­ hours today because of continued Paris, Oct. 20.— While a, heavy Berlin, Oct. 20.—-Interesting side­ the crash. they would let him,” Fall said. Birmingham, in a letter to Dean An official statement by railroad adverse winds at sea. OF AL AS CANDIDATE force of gendarmes protected the lights upon the effect of a wife’s tween one and two o’clock, central During an exchange between Inge, of St. Paul’s cathedral de­ time. officials said , that the tracks, un­ Indications were that unless a court to prevent race riots, witness­ conduct on a pugilistic champion’s Roberts and Hoover, Justice Gid- fending his acceptance of the Dar­ es were called today in the career are contained in the papers If the parole papers are delivered dermined by heavy fains, sank be­ dons intervened and admonished radical change In the weather oc­ winian theory of evolution. What Has Religion- to Do With curred before Sunday the flight trial of Samuel Schwartzbard, of two divorce actions just filed by the one o’clock mail, Carroll and neath the engine and four express the defense counsel “ not to make a This letter was called forth by It? Asks Ex-Senator From Russian watchmaker, to testify here. his relatives probably will leave cars. The mail car left the tracks, speech to the court.” would be definitely postponed until the sensational incident In tKe ca­ next spring. Such an announcement Ohio. that his victim. General Simon Pet­ Kurt Prenzel, former middle­ AtlaUta on the next best train for but did not plunge down the em­ “ All right,- Your Honor, I won’t thedral last Sunday when Cannon bankment. The Injured employes was expected to follow the arrival lura, opposed pogroms. weight champion of Germany, has New York, at five o’clock, on the follow Mr. Roberts’ bad example,” Bullock-Webster delivered a vicious Southern railway. ‘ here today of Mr. Igor Sikorsky, Washington, Oct. 20.— A1 Schwartzbard had admitted as­ filed suit for divorce, alleging that were in t'he express cars. replied Hoover. ^ attack against the bishop just be­ The train was No. 28, a local builder and designer of the plane. Smith’s boom for the presidency re­ sassinating Petlura, claiming he his wife, Fem Andra,, a beautiful Hoover then attempted to draw ^ fore the latter was to dellever a ceived support today from ex-Sena- did it to revenge for the pogroms American moving picture actress, baund from Binghamton to New from Finney the information that Strong northeast an east winds sermon. FOUND. HUSBAND “ WILD” York.- Hallstead is 43 miles from continued today over the course to tor Pomerene of Ohio, one of the in Ukraine, Russia, in which thou­ was guilty of “ conduct unbecoming iSinclafr’s action in buying up quit Bishop Barnes’ letter said in government counsel In the Pall- sands of Jews were killed during a wife.” It was suggested that Scranton. claims on''Teapot Dome from the be followed by the plane according part: Petlura’s control of the Ukraine Kurt’s loss of the championship and Butte, Mont,, Oct. ,20.— Filed-ln to weather reports received from Sinclair conspiracy trial. the court at LiTtingsthn, Mont.,'to­ Pioneer Oil ' Company so that he “ I have endeavored to set before In an article-in the North Am­ governm^t. ,• the streak of bad luck accompany­ could get the least unencumbered the Chatham Atation of the Radio Your Grace as clearly and as de­ * Prominent Ukrainians, who were ing it may have resulted from mari­ day is a suit for separate mainten­ Corporation of America. However, erican review Pomerene said that ance brought by Mildred Richard­ PLANE FORCED DOWN was not unusual, and had been cisively as I can the teachings Smith’s religion should be no bar officials of the government while tal troubles, but his friends denied done b j another company In the Mrs- Grayson looked f r a chance against which objection has been Petlura was in power testified .thfit this. - son Hill, former New York Follies to the White House. girl, against her .millionaire hus­ Stamford,'Conn., Odt. 20.— R. S. California reserves, but Roberta ob­ to favorable winds tomorrow or made. These teaching^ are not “ We are told that he Is a Catho­ Petlura had issued public manifes­ On the other hand, Hans Breiten- jected that this , was not pertinent. Saturday. false and they are not heretical. No lic,” said Pomerene. “ He admits it. toes condemning pogroms,, and straeter, former heavyweight cham­ band, Walter L. Hill, son of the Fogg, of Concord, N. H., who was late James J. Hill ■' forced .down here last Monday by Another long * argument followed Tests of the landing yjar and dis­ protest must hinder me as a bishop What of it? Has his religion made warning the people against them. pion of Germany, who filed suit for and what little extenuating testi­ tribution of load were to be made and indeed as a Christian from up­ him less honorable as a citizen or The contention has been raised divorce at the same time as Pren­ 'The couple have been married weather conditions while trying to eight months. fly from New tTork to Providence, mony he did produce was virtually today under the personal super­ holding religious truth. No man less capable as a governor?’’ that these manifestoes were insin­ zel, declared that his wife’s “ scold­ lost in a welter of legal arguments. vision of Mr. Sikorsky. shall drive me to Tennessee nor to Pomerene declared there would cere subterfuges. ing and meddling caused him ’ to Mrs. Hill said I she found , her will remain"^ here some hours lor . husband “ as wild as the mountain er while'his plane is bein^ repaired* The defense attorney shifted to Rome. It is vital to the welfare of be a great “ wailing and gnashing As the trial approaches its cli­ lose his pugilistic laurels.” the statement Finney made yester­ TREASURY BALANCE English religion that officers of the of teeth” among protestants if “a max Schwartzbard has lost consid­ Prenzel broke his hand during a scenery” around about them after In an effort to resume his journey, he left Broadway, where their today his plane struck a soft turf day that he had advised Fall there national church should fear neith­ Catholic or a Jew were to insist erable of his animation, whereas fight in the United States just be­ was some question of the legality: Washington, Oct. 20.— Treasury er the welcome of new knowledge that no one should be eligible to the lawyers for both sides are tak­ fore he lost the German champion­ courtship took place. They have and dam ag^ its pfopellor and nn- been living on his ranch in Park dergear sq badly that extensive re- balance October - 18: $394,278,- nor maintain all that was old in high office unless he accepted ing every opportunity to make ship. His troubles dated from that (Gynttnned tm Page, 81. 819.02. ancient doctrines.” Catholicism or Judiasm.'* long sneechea. Misfortune. - • ’ county. nairs arb needed. ,

' > ", - V. > x'.- r. i ■ : f- '* Q- ... 'x.; •' MANCHESTBB'xbbNN.) EVENING HERALD,' THCKSDAT, OCTOBERiO, W jfT ^ A G E TW O e m b l e m CLUB MEMBERS '' ; i H A V E e n j o y a b l e S O d A Ii in G. A. R. hall. Miss Granger of FALL MAY TESTIFY NORTH END LADIES FDIiER NO CANDIDATE Waterbury will inspect the work. JUDGE SABATH Dadies o t the Emblem Club, the After the meeting there will he a PLAN XMAS SALE FOR VICE PRESIDENT auxiliary to Rockville. Lodge of Local Stocks short entertainment and refresh­ AT WASHINGTON TRIAL Elks, had a thoroughly enjo^ble Rockville ments will be serYed. social meeting at the headquarters Hope Chapter, Order of Eastern OKAYS EUROPE’ S in Rockville yesterday afternoon. (continued from page 1) Boston, Mass., Oct. 20.— "I have (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) Star, held a members’ whist on S e c on d Congregationalists The program and sewing coi^ st Tuesday evening following the bus­ no ambition along that line,” said Bid Aslted Name Committees For An­ Governor Alvan T. Puller this after­ was in charge of Mrs. Louisa Fin­ Bank Stocks iness meeting and prizes were DIVORCE LAWS exchanging crude oil for fuel ley. Mrs. C. Heiler of Rockville won STATE POLICEMEN Finney had so told Fall after nual Event— ^Entertainment. noon when asked by newspaper re­ •City Bank & Trust .. .730 — awarded to the following: Mrs. the prize for sewing, the largwt Elizabeth Elliott, Mrs. Ernest Rob­ a visit from the late Oscar Sutro, ______I porters to comment OB'the sugges­ number of stockings of net for the Capital Natl Bank . . . 270 — Second Congregational Ladies Aid tion from Washington that the Conn R iv e r ...... 30 0 — inson, Harry Price and Miss Lucille attorney for the Standard 'Oil of children’s. Christmas. GET BURGLARS Llebe. California. members held a meeting for sewing Massachusetts chief executive run Vocal solos were given by Mrs. First Bond and Mort 52 — Chicago Export Praises Plan for vice-president on the Republi­ First Natl (Htfd) .. .300 310 Mr. and Mrs. William Mack and Hoover developed that Finney and business at the home of Mrs. Finley, Mrs. Catherine Scanlon, can ticket with Secretary of Com­ Hart Natl B & Tr . . .475 • 48b Mrs. Florence Greenway and had disagreed with Sutro and a C. E. Wilson of Woodbridge street Mrs. Evelyn Fagan and Mrs. J, W. merce Ilerbert Hoover as the stand­ lltfd Conn Tr Co . . . .740 — daughter, Calla of Manchester, re­ Which Tries to Effect Rec­ lengthy argument had ensued, the yesterday afternoon. Plans were Foley of this place. Mrs. Fred De- cently visited friends in town. assistant secretary holding with made for the annual Christmas sale ard bearer. Hope recited and Mrs. Maflellrf^ La­ Land Mtg & Title . . . 55 58 Youngster in Court This Fall that the proposed deal was le­ Morris Plan Bank v s^-^O — The Afternoon Whist ■ Club met to be held this year on Wednesday The governor remarked that Gov­ tham gave whistling numbers. Park St T r ...... '.1^*10 — at the home of Mrs. Walter H. onciliations. gal. evening, November 30, together ernor Ralph O. Brewster, Republi­ Sandwiches, horae-mado'* cake an4 Phoenix St B Tr .... 4l0 — Morning— Others to Be Robinson of Davis avenue on Wed­ Fall Ordered Probe with an entertainment. The com­ can, of Maine Informed him yestef- coffee were servt-d by the commif- nesday afternoon. The prize was Finney said he had learned In mittee in charge of the program In­ day that he had talked with the l€C. Another equally enjoyable so­ Riverside Trust...... 450 — November, 1921, that Fall had or­ Bonds taken by Mrs. Walter H. Robinson. cludes Mrs. George F. Borst, Mrs. governor of Connecticut and other cial time is scheduled for next Refreshments were served by the Chicago.—t dered an investigation of Teapot Htfd & Conn West 6. 95 — Rounded Up— City Notes. Paradoxically speaking, there is Janes Preston, Mrs. Frank V. Wil­ New England governors and that Wednesday afternoon at the club­ hostess. . Dome with a view to ascertaining liams and the general treasurer will all were impressed with the idea of East Conn Power ...1 0 0 102 more good to be found in the di­ the amount of drainage. He further house in Rockville. Conn L P 4%s ----- 9 8 ^ 101 The Allen Bible Class of the vorce evil in Europe than In Amer­ be Mrs. J. M. Magnell. ’fhe candy going to the Republican national Baptist church will hold a food admitted that in February, 1922, convention with a united New Eng­ ,Hart E L 7 s ...... 380 390 (Siiecial to The Herald) ica. he knew Fall had “ received some table will be in charge of the young Conn L P 5%s ....108% 110 sale in the office of the Rockville Erudie Europeans, seeki5#3 to people of the Christian Endeavor land behind Fuller for vice-presi­ The Duke and Duchess of York Rockville. Oct. 20.— The work Willimantic Company on Friday af- sort of a proposition from Sin­ Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 103 105 stem the divorce tide, have evolved clair.” The lease was signed April society. dent. have received a map of Mauritius, Insnrance Stocks done by the state police, who were tferUiOon at 2 o’clock. a scheme that is proving most ef­ The committees in charge of the Asked if he had any ambitions which they#visited on their recent called in to investigate the several A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. 7, 1922. toward the presidency. Gov. Fuller Aetna F ir e ...... 660 775 ficacious, according to Judge Jo­ “ When did you first meet Sin different booths will be the follow­ Australian tour. The map Is of Aetna Cas & Sur ..1175 1200 George Johnston of Vernon at the silver, white diamonds mark the robberies that occurred a week ago seph Sabath of Chicago. clair?” asked Hoover. ing: exclaimed: Aetna L i f e ...... 770 780 last Saturday morning, has been Rockville City Hospital on Satur­ In brief, the scheme is to con­ Domestic articles: Mrs. C. J. “ I haven’t heard of anything that sugar factories and rubles the day morning. Mrs. Johnston was “ I recall seeing him sev.eral times Conn G e n ...... 1720 1750 pretty well completed. Officer Hein- vince married couples asking for a during the winter of 1922 in Mr. Strickland, Mrs. Scott Simon, Mrs. is so attractive to me as staying at lighthouses along the coast. Autom obile...... 330 345 bolt was in Rockville yesterday formerly Miss Eldna Hansen. divorce that what they really want Clarence Wilson, Mrs. Milo Wells, home and looking , after by four . Mrs. James Quinn of Talcott ave­ Fall’s anteroom,” replied Finney. Hart F ir e ...... 710 720 noon and at that time turned over is a reconciliation. “ Did you know what he was Mrs. John Wolcott and Mrs. Mil­ children, which I have neglected for nue substituted at the West Dis­ Judge Sabath, credited with Hart Steam Boll . . . .810 — such information as the state police there for?” lard Park. four years. For the last four years STATE THEA'TER Lincoln Nat Life .... 93 had gathered in connection with trict school on Wednesday for Miss having signed more divorce C.e “ I inferred, hut had no direct Aprons; Mrs. Leonora Palmer, I have b^en pretty well tied up and SUND-AY AND MOND.AY* National Fire ...... 845 860 the matter as told in The Jerald Pauline Cooley, who is confined to crees than any other living man knowledge, that he was there to Mrs. J. M. Williams, Mrs. Lucinda have looked forward to the time JOHN GILBERT in 755 yesterday. This morning in a speci­ the house with illness. has just returned from an extend­ 'P h o e n ix ...... 745 try to lease Teapot Dome.” Northrop, Mrs. Oscar Bailey, Miss when I can go back to my business “TWELVEMIHLES OUT” 1495 al session of the court sitting to ed trip abroad. Finney was steadfastly sticking Helen Comstock, Miss Lillian and give more time to my family.” ^ .145 147 pass upon a case where a iboy was Gilbert’s Greatest Since to his original assertion that he had Franklin and Miss Emma Hutchin­ The chief executive stated also “ The Big Parade” Stocks believed to be implicated the boy Nearly everywhere in Europe, it not been consulted at all about the that the question of running for 123 STINSON DOWN AGAIN is compulsory for a couple desir­ son. Conn L P 8 % • • ■ .120 because of his age and the good Sinclair deal. Donation booth: Mrs. Fred Har­ United States Senator had come be­ Conn L P 7 % • • • .117 — standing of his family was-not sent ing to apply for divorce to appear first before a reconciliation bureau, vey, Mrs. James Shearer, Mrs. Alex fore him, and that he had not Green aWt & Gas . 99% 101 away. Information as to who the IN NEW YORK FIELD TOD.\Y’S EXPECTATIONS “ been interested in it” and -that 392 Judge Sabath learned from his in­ Shearer, Mrs. Monroe Stoughton, PARSONS lart E L ...... 386 other members of the crowd pres­ Washington, Oct. 20.— Claims of nothing had come up since to 91 ent, all being boy: and numbering vestigation Into the situation Mrs. Otto Ludke, Mrs. W. F. Stiles, Hartford Ian Gas com . . . . 88 the defense in the oil conspiracy change his mind. . 58 — about six all told, was secured and abroad. Mrs. Jesse Davis. iart Gas pfd .... Rochester, N. Y.. Oct. 20.— Eddie trial that the lease on Teapot Dome Food Table: Mrs. George Kuhney, THE SENSATIONAL HIT _ O N E Tel Co . . .168 172 these were referred to the proba­ Then the court hears the plain­ Stinson, famous Detroit aviator, tiff’s case in a private hearing, fol naval reserve given Harry F. Sin­ Mrs. Lee Thrall, Mrs. J. J. Strick­ Conn El Ser pfd . . 88 90 tion officers. clair by former Secretary of Inte­ CHARLES L. WAGNER. ; Stocks If the necessary investigation narrowly escaped injury or possible lowing which the second party land, Mrs. F. H i Strong, Mrs. J. P . CARRINGTONS WED m AssoeietionmthBigvSdf^^ death early today when his plane in concerned is summoned. rior Albert B. Fall was prompted Ledgard, Miss Marjory McDiarmid. . 74% 76% blanks are filled out in time their by knowledge and fear that the re­ . 26 — cases may be disposed of this eve­ which he is touring the country With both present, the court re­ "THB . American Silver struck a stone wall while he was views the grounds of complaint. serve would be drained by border­ IN NEWARK, N. J. . .10 15 ning or tomorrow. In addition to line wells if it was not operated 3 the breaks along Brooklyn street taking off from a muddy field at Patiently, graciously, the Judge CONNEaiCUT TO HAVE LN THE ORAKVITIC tries to dispel the couple’s misun­ were due for an onslaught from • — 6 there was also a case that occurred Marion, N. Y. SENSATION Despite the fact that the mono­ derstandings. government counsel today. Newark N. J., Oct. 20.— The re­ Bigelow Hart com . . 81 91 a few weeks ago when property Owen Roberts, federal counsel, Prices: Eves.' Orch. $8«50; Bal. was taken from Steve Connor s plane was damaged, Stinson contin­ And not infrequently, he suc­ YOUNG COMMISSIONER ported marriage of Campbell Car $2, $1.50, $1; Pam. Cir. 75c; Gal. Bristol Brass...... 9 % 11 planned to place Dr. George Otis rihgton to the former wife of his .100 110' store and this was also cleared up. ued on to Rochester. The plane will ceeds. 50c; Wed. Mat., Orch. $1.50;. Bal. Collins Co ...... be here several hours while repairs Smith, director of the geological brother. Colonel Edward C. Car­ Colt Firearms...... 27% 28% It is understood that the hoy’s survey, and other technicians on $1; 2nd Bal. 50c, Plus T a x . father made payments for some of are being made. The appearance before the re­ rington, was confirmed today with Eagle Lock ...... 73 80 . the stand to testify there was no Lester E. Shippee Appointed the discovery here that a marriage SEATS NOW .108 112 the articles taken. Stinson, president of the Stinson conciliation bureau is imperative, Fafnir Bearing...... Detroit Aircraft Corporation, land­ and failure to do so is punished by clanger of drainage at the time tho For Banking Job by Gover­ license for Campbell Carrington Hart & C ooley...... 215 225 Potatoes In Silk Mill de- allegedly fraudulent lease was con- The vacant plant of the Belding- ed in an oat field at Marion last the decree being granted by nor—Only 33. and Mrs. Anna Snyder Carrington Inter Silver com . . . .180 185 siimmated, and that such knowl- was issued in Newark August 11, 126 Hemingway silk company, rumors night because of fog. He took off fault. ^ ^ Inter Silver pfd . .. .123 Should the reconciliation judge edge 'was available to fall. and that the ceremony was per­ 81 had it, was soon to be in operation, this morning but the field was so Hartford,'Conn., Oct. 20.— Lester L.anders, Frary & C 1. )9 muddy that the plane had difficulty find himself unable to clarify the Finney on Stand formed that same day by S. R. PARSONS . 17 20 but such is not the case. Trucks E. Shippee, deputy banking com­ Mann & Bow A .. ■ were noticed at the mills unload­ in rising and as it rose clipped the couple’s trouble atmosphere at Before Smith is reached, how­ missioner since 1922, was appoint­ Christensen. Hartford > . 8 11 Colonel Carrington, in a renewal MATINEE do B ...... — ing sacks. An investigation shows wall. The accident caused a tire of first, the parties are given thirty ever, the government and defense ed bank commissioner today by New Brit Ma pfd A,,.108 the plane to blow out and broke a days In which to ponder the mat­ must finish with Judge E. C. Fin­ of the feud between the two broth­ TONIGHT SATURDAY , . 19 21 that tl\e sacks contained potatoes Governor Trumbull to succeed John do c o m ...... which are being brought there by part of the underpinning.. However, ter. Then they return for a sec­ ney, assistant secretary of Interior, B. Byrne, of Putnam, who has re­ ers, had said he doubted that his Niles Be Pond new . .. 16 19 ond conference wit_ this modern- brother had married the Colonel’s Also Fri. and Sat. Nights 75 different lar,ge growers in the town the aviator made a perfect landing who was still undergoing direct ex­ signed. Mr. Shippee, 33 years old, J R Mont p f d ----- of Vernon and surrounding towns in Rochester. day Solomon. amination when court adjourned former wife. North & Judd '...... 26 28 will be the youngest man ever to Campbell Carrington’s attorney, to be held until,such time as the If repeated efforts to reconcile yesterday. Finney’s testimony has fill the office as well as the young­ John Golden Present! Pratt, Whitney pfd .. 80 85 the couple fail, permission is in Chicago, said the license and 21 market warrants their being de been damaging to the defense In est banking commissioner in the Pecki Btowe & .Wll .. 19 granted them to apply for divorce. that it tends to show Fall, and Fall certificate of the marriage had . . 50 55 livered. ENGLISH HOTEL MEN United States. Russell Mfg Co . . . Lights, Rails and Ties Having done all possible to avoid alone, as the master mind In the been forwarded to a New York at­ GIRLS Gcoville Mfg Co new ,. 54 56 Mr. Shippee is a native of Kill- torney. There was little time in getting it, the French courts eliminate making of the Teapot Dome lease ingly. Before entering the state’s Smyth Mfg Co ...... 400 — CLASSIFY AMERICANS further obstacles. Often the de- The Carrington brothers recently 63 work In operation to remove the __a fact which is denied by Pall. service in 1920 he was connected Stanley Wks com . .. 61 dangerous condition at the so-call­ „ .3e is allowed on written testi­ Defense lawyers undoubtedly will fought a duel with canes in New WANTED” Stanley Works pfd .. 2 r 28 mony and it is not necessary for with various banks in Connecticut York. Shortly afterwards, Mrs. An­ ed Hoc;kanum River bridge in Tal- subject him to a long cross-exami- and in New York city. He is a A Pliiy Yoath, Romance and Standard Screw . . . .. 96 100 ' AS BEST SPENDERS either party to appear. na Carrington divorced the colonel. 85 cottvllle, voted at the annual town nation. World War veteran, having seen .ThrlUs by Gladys Unger____ .. 82 Those following the trial are STAGED by WINCHELL SMITH .. 61 ,62 meeting. Today men in the employ service overseas. In the state bank­ of the Manchester Electric com­ The divorce rate in England has ■watching expectantly the bad feel­ NEW STATE OFFICI.AL With positively the same cast U S Envelop pfd . . .114 — London— Americans are the. best been materially accelerated by the ing department he has been pro­ . . 22, 26 pany, which company supplies the ing which is growing between moted through various grades from •vhich presented this great com­ Union Mfg Co ----- light and power to Talcottville, had spenders;' Dutchmen are the hear­ law prohibiting divorce stories in erts and George Hoover, chief of . . 15 20 junior bank examiner. edy success on Broadway for 41 Whitlock Coil Pipe men working on the setting of poles tiest eaters; Germans drink the newspapers. Judge Sabath said he Sinclair’s counsel. All yesterday Hartford, Conn., Oct. 20.— Cap­ best wine. In this way. English was told, and a similar situation Mr. Byrne is to become vice-pres­ tain Harry W. Generous, of Hart­ weeks. and stringing of the necessary wire afternoon they wrangled and en­ ident of the Hartford-Connecticut Prices: Eves. $2.50 to 50c. to furnish light at both en^s of hotel and restaurant keepers sum exists in Switzerland in a more gaged in personalities, and adjourn­ ford, a member of the 118th Ob­ the bridge. The Connecticut com up the results of the past London marked degree, ths rule having ment found them both quite irri­ Trust Co. servation SquadroUj .was today ap- I^t. Mat. $2.00 to 50c, Plus Tax. N.Y. Stocks pany has had for the past five seasons, and the big department been in effect there longer. tated. lioberts Is resentful of Hoov­ potStkd jstate aviation, commission­ ^4ntaraday Night under aus­ months their ties piled up ready stores agree with them. er’s Insistent objections and argu­ er by Clarence M. Knox, commis­ pices of Syria Grotto. to relay the heavy rails. These rails The discussion has arisen because In Judge Sabaths opinion, one ments, interposed at times when ABOUT TOlITTi " " sioner of aviation. High Low 1 p. xn. arrived yesterday afternoon. wealth is becoming more evenly of the gravest errors in the divorce Roberts is trying to drive an im­ Amer Bosch ..22% 22% 22% Lending a Hand distributed, and London no longer situation in the United States is portant fact home to the jury. Dr. John F. Barry is in Boston, Allied Chem .. 149% 146% 147 Because of the need of more po­ regards the American millionaire that, no matter how slight the 63% as the outstanding “ big spender.’ Mass., attending the annual meet­ Amer Can . . 63% 63% licemen in Rockville and the feiv provocation, suit may be filed and ing of the New England Dental Amer Loco .104. 104 104 men that are to cover the city at Dutchmen and South Americans to­ the case he brought to court. Often TO CENTRALIZE BUREAUS 164% day spend their money equally free the charges contained in ^ the bill Society being held at the Forsyth Amer Smelt .164% 163V4 night, the state police have often Dental Infirmary. He will return to ..49 49 49 stepped in and giveu Rockville a ly, If not furiously, and Scandina­ of complaint, he believes, destroys York, Pa., Oct. 20.— A plan Am St Fdry his office on Monday, Oct. 24. Am Sugar .,7 9 78 78% lislping liand. It is not 3. difficult vians also come well into i... possible reconciliation attempts. which it was asserted has the sup­ R D b 178% 177% 178 task to learn the beat of a police­ ture. Previously, the Instances cited in port of Secretary of Commerce Her- Am T & T HAVE NARROW ESCAPE Ameri Woolen 21% 21% 21% man which are long in many cases Dutch shipping magnates have the complaint might have been bert Hoover and Secretary of the Anaconda .... 46% 46% 46% and last night , and through until been greatly in evidence in Dbndon deemed trivial. Interior Hubert Work, whereby a 187% 188 this morning a member of the state during the past four or five months, Above all else, the United new system of executive organiza­ Peking, Oct. 20.— American Atchison .... 188 % teachers and Chinese students of Bald Loco . . .248% 248% 248% police department did plain clothes and have brou,ght their wives and States, to deal properly with t.ie tion centralizing all public works families with them, spending small the American Indemnity College, Balt & O hio.. 119- 118% 119 duty in Rockville. divorce situation, needs uniform of the government under the De­ BOUND 54 Mostly Private Work fortunes on the best hotels and the divorce law. Given them, 'the gov partment of tho Interior would be situated ten miles outside of this Beth i3t ...... 54 , 53% city, narrowly escaped injury early 190% 191 The city engineering department best theaters and the best of rood ernment has the situation “ in the effected, will be introduced at the Can P a c ...... 191 hollow of its hand,” Judge Sabath today when three carloads of am­ Ches & Ohio .209% 209% 209% is not busy on city work just at times. next session of Congress, the Ad­ 92% present as there is no new work Germans have also been present declared. ministrative Board of the American munition exploded twenty yards Chi North . . . 92% 91% from the college walls. 16% 16% being laid out by the present ad­ in thousands, and have brought Engineers Council announced here C M. & St Pa. . .16% much private wealth into England Two Chinese were wounded by SAT. 28% 29 ministration because of the today. , , AND do pfd ...... 29% to curtail as much as possible. Most Together with the Scandinavians WANAMAKER LOSES the flying bullets and shrapnel, and Chi Rock Is . .106% 105% 106% The proposals of the engineering of tbe work that is now being done they have been almost as notice^ profession have been embodied in nearby property was destroyed. CIRCLE SUN. 113% 113% Con G a s ...... 114% by the engineer is private.,The city able in the streets and places of Washington, Oct. 20.— The Unit The college walls were chipped by Del & Hud . . .191 190 191 a bill to be introduced by Repre­ nominates npxt month and elects interest as Americans. ed States hoard of Tax appeals to­ sentative Adam M. Wyant, of Penn­ pieces of hurtling steel. SURROUNDED by blood-thirsty river pirates—with Dodge Bro . . . 13 % 13% 13% The Dutchman, it is said, spends day ruled against the estate of John The explosion was due to a hot- 329 330 officers in December and also holds sylvania, it was announced at to­ nothing but a crew of tenderfeet! Down the Yangtse Du P o n t...... 332 the city meeting. An attempt is be­ his money recklessly on food, the Wanamaker, of Philadelphia, and box in one of the cars, all of which E r ie ...... 6.7 % 6 6 % 67% day’s session of the council here. ing made to cut the budget as much Germans insist on the best that affiliated corporations, which had The engineers claim the new sys­ contained aviation oil, rifle bullets, SHANGHAI BOUND. Gillet Razor .100% 99 99 British wine cellars can produce, filed suit for a reduction of income hand grenades and aerial bombs 128% as possible in view of some large tem will promote economy and ef­ Gen Elec .. .130 128 expenditures that will have to come hut the women of all nationalities taxes amounting to $56,245,000. for use by the armies of Chang- Gen Motors .133% 132% 133% ficiency in the conduct of public af­ later. delight in spending their money at The Wanamaker Interests claimed Tso-Lin. The cars were enroute to Int Harv . . . 212% 210 211 the exclusive shops which bear the that a deficiency assessment in that fairs. an aviation station near Tsing- 64% Notes Inter Paper . 65% 63% Miss Katherine McCarthy of the Royal coat of arms— signifying that amount was made against them by Hua. Inspira .... . 20%'- 19% 19% Rockville Visiting Nurse Associa­ they are patronized by royalty. the treasury department after ex­ 67% HAVE DINNER IN BOLTON Int Nickel . ..67% 66% tion will address the Mothers’ Club At the same time, LondQh board­ piration of the statute of limita­ Kennecott . . . . 72% 72 72% ing house proprietors have been of the Union Congregational church tion. Managers of the branches of a Le Valley . . .102 102 102 grateful for the large number of this afternoon. chain store group in the districts FOR SALE TO­ TO­ Mack Truck .103 101% 102 The Men’s Club of the Baptist less wealthy Americans. / 33% of Manchester, Rockville and Wil- Marl Oil . . . .. 33% 33 church will present “ Ye Olde Tyme MERRIT NOT TO RESIGN Mo Pac com . 57% 56% 57 STIFF SENTENCE limantic enjoyed a chicken dinner Minstrel’’ Friday evening at 8 at Bolton last night. Among those Extra Fancy STATESOUTH MANCHESTER N Y Cen .. . .161 160% 161 Stamford, Conn., Oct. 20— Schuy­ o’clock in the church. The Salva­ at the dinner were Assistant Super­ NIGHT NIGHT N Y N H & H 54% 53% 54% ' Ctamford, Conn., Oct. 20.— For ler Merritt, Congressman from the 59% tion Army orchestra of South Maur intendent Fitzpatrick of Hartford; North Ame Co. 59 % 59% Chester will furnish the music. the third time this week a heavy Fourth Connecticut District, has P ostum ...... 114% 113-%= 113% sentence was imposed by City Court “ no intention of retiring” from his Irving Rapp of East Hartford, Green Mountain Potatoes The Men’s Union of the Union George Potterton, Nathan Hayes, Penn R R . . 65% 65% 65% on a drunken driver. Judge James office, he declared in an informal IRENE RICH in “Don’t Tell the Wife” Congregational Church are holding John Hurley, William Hunniford, Pere Mar .... 130 129% 130 ■weekly rehearsals preparatory for E. Brinckerhof sent George Mc­ statement here tod'ay. The Con­ Fres St Car ..70 69% 70 gressman’s attention was called to Frank Cratty and James Crough of FRANK BAR6IR0GLI0 their minstrel which will be held Cabe, of Stratford, to jail for ten Manchester; Messrs. Dielenschnei- WITH THE Pullman new . 79 78% 79 days and fined him $175 and costs. printed statements that he would the first part of November. not be a candidate for re-election der. Burns and Ulitsch of Roclt- POPULAR Radio Cor . . 73% 73% 73% The regular meeting of the For­ McCabe was involved in a “ hit-and- 269 Hillstown Road FURNTIURE NIGHT in 1928. Congressman Merritt spent ville, and from Willimantic: Sears Roe . . 73% 73% 73% eign and Home Missionary Society run” accident here and was arrest­ 122 most of the summer in the Adiron- Messrs. Connell, Stiles and Coch­ Sou Pacific .122 121 of the Methodist Episcopal church ed later in a lunch room. Phone 342-3. Sou Rail . . .132% 131% 132 dacks and declared his health has rane. was held Tuesday afternoon at the never been better. S O of N J . 38% 38% 38% home of Mrs. T. Barnes of Orchard SLATER GRANTED STAY FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Studebaker . 53% 53% 53% Chicago, Oct. 20.— Mrs. Cather­ street. Mrs. William Metcalf, chair­ POSITION OF FLYERS Tob Prod . . . 94 93% 94 man of the nominating committee, ine Cassler, sentenced to die here 2—FEATURES-i2 Union Pac . .188% 188% 188% tomorrow on the Cook county gal- reported the officers for the ensu­ Montevideo, Uruguay, Oct. 20. United Drug . 180 180 180 ing year, and after a short discus­ laws for the murder , of William United Fruit .138% 138% 138% Dieudonne Costes and Joseph Le sion, it was voted to hold over the Lindstrom, was granted a stay of Brix, French airmen who are mak­ U S Rubber . 55% 53% 54% matter until the next meeting. Mrs. execution here today by Chief U S S t ...... 143% 142% 143% ing a fiight from Le Bourget, THE RIALTO 11 J. Garfield Sallis gave a very In­ Justice William V. Brothers of the Wabash pfd A 96 95% 96 France, to Buenos Aires, passed teresting talk about her trip Criminal court. over this city at 11:55 a, m., (local Westing ..... 81% ”•81% 81% abroad. Tea was served and the Willys Over . . 14% 13% 13% time). They had hopped off at Bio­ next meeting will be held the third TWO BIRTHDAYS tas, Brazil, two hours earlier. Tuesday-in-November. ^ Even Bsbe Ruth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burpo and Columbus, Neb.— Twins, a boy C a l l o u s e s family of Chicopee Falls spent and a girl, will celebrate their birth­ COULDN’T OUTSHINE An absent.mlnded business Quick, safe, sure relief from Wednesday as the guests of Mrs. days on different days. A few min­ HEAR THE NEW man. A rvetty secretary. A utes before midnight, a girl •was painful callouses on the feet. Elizabeth Kingston of Ellington jealous wife. A handsome' At oQ drug and shoe stores avenue. born to Mrs. Albert E. Russell; MONTE BLUE just after midnight, a boy was horn. sales manager. All this in Alden Skinner Camp Auxiliary “Figures Don’t Lie.” mSchotTg . will hold a regular meeting Friday They’re twins, yet they were born FADA RADIO -in- Xhto-’pads. OiflMI on different days. ADDED FEATURE HARMONATED ^ **Tlie Bush Leaguer RECEPTION JOHNNY WALKER and w-ri . J Hate” DAVID CHAMBERS WHICH IS SHOWN SILVER STREAM in onafl 01 iiaie CONTRACTOR I n s u r a n c e JUST PHONE TODAY AND TOMORROW and Manchester 772-13 The romance of a big town girl and a small town boy Ciiildren’s Singing and Dancing Contest Of All Kinds —of moonlight and honeysuckle—of baseball and busi- BUILDER After 5 p. m. Daily 'ness. A picture that’ll make you just glad to be alive. SATURDAY M a t in e e 5 ^ —“The Bush Leaguer.” 3 CASH PRIZES— $3.00, $2.00, $1.00. First and Second Mortgages Carney Agency EARL SURPBENANT arranged on all i^w work. Comedy ' News CHILDREN LEAVE NAMES AT BOX O FFI^. 26 Portland St. 68^. S treet, JOHN P. 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On the whole, he said that the became acquainted with more than Legionnaires were treated very COMPLETES 30TH YEAR 1,500 teachers. WHITEY ANDERSON cordially by the French. Rates on When the memorable school fire COLONIE DISPLAY trolley cars, at hotels and other broke out at 2:10 in the afternoon, places were reduced to the dough- UNDER THE SAMEUOSS fourteen years ago next Sunday. BACK FROM FRANCE Uoys. ” However, during the main Mr. Gleason was on the first fioor. PLANNED B Y D .A .R . parade of the Legionnaires, each A boy darted downstairs, iran up to side of the street was lined with him and said that the library room W. E- Gleason, Veteran School upstairs was afire. Mr. Gleason hur­ 7 French soldiers, gendarmes and District Employe, Has Seen s ried upstairs and found that the secret service men so that there Berated By Sacco Sympa­ Thousands Grow Up. blaze had already gained consider­ Articles Owned By Lo^l might not be any possible outbreak able headway. Efforts to extinguish by radicals. Near Nice a quantity it with a hand fire extinguisher thizers In Paris, But Re­ of dynamite was found under a William E. Gleason of 72 School proved futile. In the meantime. Members to Be Exbibitel bridge over which the Legion boys street, one of the heroes pi the Miss Elizabeth Bennett, then a su­ Special Showing of were to pass. big school fire back In 1913, today pervisor in the school, had run and On November 2. ports a Fine Experience. Anderson visited the world-fam­ turned in an alarm. Mr. Gleason ous gambling establishment at achieved the distinction of having broke out the fire hose but the fire Monte Carlo and also took a trip worked thirty years for the same boss— “ the best friend I’ve got in beat him to the valve. It spread Clarence (Whitey) Anderson, through various parts of the war quickly through the pine wood. Orford Parish Chapter, Daugh­ Scatter Rugs zone. He visited the American the world” as he calls Superinten­ In a few seconds the school fire popular local mail carrier and win­ dent Fred A. Verplanck. ters of the American Revolution h^s cemetery at Belleau Woods and the alarm, which had been rehearsed Just arrived a new shipment of the smaller sizes in rugs from .18x36 to 36x72. ner of the On-To-Paris American Hired as a janitor at the old set the date of Wednesday, Novem­ Aisne cemetery where many Ameri­ for close to seventeen years, was New shapes and patterns and very colorful. A splendid variety to choose from suit­ Legion'trip provided by C. B. House wooden school that stood on School sounded. Children on the first fioor ber 2 for its first fall social func­ can soldiers are buried. street on October 23, 1897 by C. S. able for kitchen, parlor, hall or boudoir. Prices are reasonable. . & Son, clothing dealers, returned The Manchester ex-service man did not know that there was a fire. tion of a public nature. On that home yesterday afternoon from a Cheney upon the recommendation also took a trip through the of David Cheney, Mr. Gleason saw Most of those, however, on the sec­ day from 3 o’clock In the afternoon three-week tour of France and famous German “ tunnel” in the the school attendance in the Ninth ond floor did, yet there was not the to 9 o’clock In the evening tbe Mottled Axminsters, size 27x54.a t ...... $2.95 England. slightest break or disorder in the Hindenberg- line. This tunnel which School District grow from less than members will conduct a Colonial A heavy rug closely woven with good blending of colors. Although he traveled to many of is about as wide as an ordinary ranks. Many of the children had to a thousand to nearly three thou­ display at Center church parlors. Pattern Rugs in Axminsters, Excellent Designs and Quality the principal places in France in­ highway, is about thirty feet under sand. He has seen countless boy^ almost pass through the blaze to cluding Paris, Nice, ■ Monte Carlo ground and contained spaces for get to the exits. But everyone obey­ The Daughters have been ran­ and girls grow up— some to become ed the instruction of Mr. Gleason, 18 inch at $2.49,24 inch at $2.95, 27 inch at $3.95,36 inch at $5.95 and the war sector, Anderson ex­ hospitals and a cemetery in addition leading citizens of the town. Well sacking their attics and treasure perienced more excitement the very to actual war necessities. It was the only man in the building at the Hall Runners in Mottled Axminsters, 27 inches x 9 ft. at — $6.95 over 2,000 school teachers have time, and of the teachers and every chests for old-time chairs, tables first night he was in Paris than in necessary to light candles to see taught here since he first Became and other articles of furniture, as 27 inches x 12 ft...... $8.95 all the rest of the time put to­ janitor. one of them left the building unin­ their way through, Anderson said. jured. Outside, a crowd of frantic well as china, pewter, glassware gether. A guide pointed out the various It was In the big school fire that jewelry and apparel of Colonial In­ He had just left the Grand Hotel mothers had gathered in a few min­ parts of the dugout which was so Mr. Gleason won himself into the utes and for a brief time there was spiration. Everything on display 27 Inch RAG RUGS ROUND BRAIDED RUGS where many Legionnaires made famous during the World War. hearts of the townspeople by his will be the property of ladies > f (Size ^ Inch) their home in Paris and was walk­ frantic anxiety. brave work in helping to empty the As a result of this heroic work Orford Parish chapter. Nothing .is ing down the street when a shab­ two-story wooden building of its in the school fire, Mr. Gleason re­ to be borrowed. The attendants will bily dressed man ran up to within CARD OF THANKS 1,060 occupants without a single be gowned In dresses of the Colip- 79c $3.95 ceived a written vote of thanks and Cash and carry. Good quality. Very special. a pace or two of him, stopped casualty. The burning of the only appreciation of the voters of the nial period and the antiques dis­ abruptly (so did Anderson) and be­ I wish, to express my sincere school building in the south end of Ninth School District from fi. L. G. played will be grouped to the be?t gan jumping up and down, arms thanks for the kindness shown to the town was the biggest fire in the Hohenthal, Jr., as a result of a advantage. Specialties in Oval Braided Rugs—Colorful, Washable. flying and making all kinds of me at the time of the death of my history of Manchester and result­ meeting held November 3, 1913. It It Is expected that the High Queer gestures. He jabbered some­ beloved son. I would especially ed in a loss of $125,000. It also re­ paid tribute to his faithful courage school orchestra under the direc­ 24x36 inch at $1.95,20x34 inch at $2.95,24x40 inch at $4.95 thank the Dllworth-Cornell Post, thing, apparently in broken French sulted in a drastic change in the and devotion of duties. tion of Miss B. Marion Dorward will which included something about No. 102, of the American Legion, school system here. play during the afternoon and 27x48 inch at $6.95 Mr. Gleason is now janitor of the A variety of patterns suitable for Bath Boom or Boudoir. “Americano”. the delegation from Manchester Since that time, all the school Recreation Center, having finished evening, and afternoon tea will bo Almost as suddenly as he had ap­ Lodge of Masons, and all those who buildings that have been erected his school work last June. However, served. peared he disappeared into the contributed flowers. have been of brick and highly mod­ he is still in the employ of the The ladies who compose the com­ A New Arrival in Chamber Suites at a Very Attractive Price, crowd. Later at the headquarters of SAMUEL ELLIOTT. ern. It also brought about a change Ninth School District. Although mittee in- charge are Mrs. Louis the Legionnaires, Afaderson told of in the teaching system. Hitherto, there are comparatively few who Grant, Mrs, Prank Wolcott, Mrs, Three Piece Suite his experience. It was suggested FOOTBALL PLAYER HURT undergraduate teachers had taught know about the completion of his C. H. Holman, Mrs. Charles Sum­ here as a part of their education. ner, Mrs. F, H. Jones, Mrs. Ger­ that the man was a Sacco-Vanzetti thirty years’ service today, Mr. Darein, Conn., Oct. 20.— '• There was no expense save for su­ trude Purnell and Mrs. J. H. Keith. $117 sympathizer. Gleason has already received sever­ “A Year to Pay” first football casualty of the season pervisors. About fifty teachers were al congratulations. No Other Trouble in this district was recorded here necessary and these were replaced This Is not plunder but real dependable merchandise at a very special low price. There Is a During his three week’s stay in when William Stoler, right tackle by new ones every six months. Con­ The Bank of England has Its full size bow end bed, good size dresser with large plate mirror and a three quarter size Vanity with France, Anderson had no other of the local team and one of its sequently during Mr. Gleason’s six­ own water supply and the bullion triple mirrors. Made in walnut combined with other cabinet woods. similar experience. Neither did he mainstays, broke his right leg in teen years’ experience as janitor Herald Advs. Bring Results department , is submerged every hear of anyone else undergoing it. practice. at the school prior to the fire, he night In several feet of water.

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Near 757 WORTHY HILLS BAND PRAYER MEETING DATE HIS CAR IN A CRASH, State Theater FRADIN’S Main Street AT COUNTRY CLUB AT S. M. E. TO CHANGE THEN IT IS STOLEN Soccer Manager Swqptets the Famous Orchestra to Play For The mid-week prayer meeting of the South Methodist church this “Borrower” May Havei Been Dancing Following Big Har­ evening will be the last one held on a Football Player. vest Supper. Thursday, a change having been made necessary because of the new James Dewhurst, manager of the Two extraordinary attractions store opening arrangements which Hartford Soccer Club which plays here, had the unique experience of are expected to draw a large crowd will go Into effect next week. From FAL DRESS SALE now on the meetings will be held on having his automobllo damaged In Beginning Tomorrow at Nine—Only Through a Rare Merchandie Event Can of Manchester Country Club mem­ Wednesday evenings. an accident last night and then bers to the club-house on South Tonight will be the first of the stolen a little later. We Bring Such Unusual Values to You! Main street tomorrow night. preparatory services to the mission The accident was nothing serious. k Worthy Hills orchestra, which has which is to be conducted here be­ A fender was.rftove Jn. -Who bor­ rapidly come to the fore among ginning on December 6. Dr. Wardle rowed the car .is unknown. It was New England dance bands during Stafford, past president of the Wes­ found later a few blocks away with Hundreds o£ Dresses for Big Sale the past two years, will play for leyan Conference of England, and an empty gas tank. Dewhurst thinks dancing. a well known English preacher, possibly some of the players on his were specially selected considering every imaginable detail to insure its success. Every ' The other attraction Is a big will be In charge of the mission. team may have played a prank on harvest supper to be served by a The mission is to be participated him? ’ type of woman, every requirement and every individual taste was catered to. committee headed by Mrs. Fred in by members of the local Protes­ Carpenter. Judging from the large tant churches and meetings will be sale of tickets a capacity attend­ held in the various churches dur­ Every Dress is Worth Twice the Price of ance will be present. Dancing to the ing the week. Worthy Hills music will follow the bre throats harvest supper. need this $ ^ 7 . 8 5 $ r ’W .8 5 ABOUT TOWN Ooubtd* BRITISH ARISTOCRACY Treatm ent An attachment was filed today at R U B B E D on SHOCKED AT RESULT OF the Municipal Building by Edward A. Brunner of Oakland street on .. throat, Vicks . SCHNEIDER CUP RACE property on Marble street owned by relieves in two direct ways: William R. and Ethel Harris. (1) Its vapors, released by the body heat, are inhaled direct to . London.— The aristocratic part Edward J. Holl has sold to J. die air passages; Alfred and Olive Johnson Lots 27 of the British army has had a shock (2) At the same time V i^ . and 28 in the Bluefields tract. To­ “ draws out’* the soreness like . as the result of the Schneider Cup gether the lots measure 100 by 150 race. This event was not won on feet with a frontage on Henderson an old-fashioned poultice. “ the playing fields of Eton,” neith­ er did any other social advantages Road. have anything to do with the Bri­ tish success. The Standard Bearers, the junior Lieut. Sidney Norman Webster, missionary society of the South ^ /V A P O R U B the pilot, and Reginald J. Mitchell, Methodist, church, will meet tomor­ O v e r fs^M/u/ONjARSUSEOYtARiy the designer, both came from a row evening for a short business very humble stratum of English meeting at 7:30 to be followed by a life. But they climbed to the top social time. ARTESIAN WELI^ to outdo all their wealthy and well­ Drilled Any Diameter— born contemporaries. Members of King David lodge of Webster’s father was an over­ Odd Fellows are requested to meet Any Depth Any Place seer in.the post office at Wallsall. at Odd Fellows hall at 1:15 tomor­ The boy received the first part of row afternoon to attend the funeral his educatioji in a public elemen­ Charles F. Volkert tary school, and then by his own of D. Ward Hollister. Blast Hole Drilling efforts gained several terms in Test Drilling for Foundation Dresses for ^busi­ higher schools. Just before the end A final rehearsal of the Moose Every price group of the war he enlisted in the infan­ minstrel show will be held in the Water Systems ness, afternoons and represents a com­ try, but, getting transferred to the Barnard school tomorrow night at Pumps for All Purposes. Air Force, bis outstanding ability eight o’clock. A full attendance is general wear. plete assortment of gained him a commission, ajd soon desired. The Moose members are Tel. 1375-5. sizes for Misses, attracted general notice. * asked not to forget the smoker in MATERIALS are Satins, Mitchell, whose design is the HIGHLAND PARK P. 0 . Women and Stouts. Tinker hall Saturday night. Velvets, Crepes, Soft most carefully preserved secret of the Air Force, is an example of Woolens and Jerseys. 16 to 50 indomitable work and self-sacri­ fice, for he won his honors entirely THE STYLES AND on his own initiative. Due to the wonderful COLORS smartly follow Beginning at an humljle elemen­ values we suggest that tary school he was apprenticed to the dictates of fashion you get here early for a firm of locomotive builders at ♦♦we s e ll at remarkable savings. Stoke-on-Trent. And when his long best selections. day’s work was finished, he went home and spent his evenings in hard study. “ Twelve years ago, while his fel­ SHEETROCK low students were enjoying them­ selves,” says his father, “ he was Extra Good Lot of studynlg hard and trying to'get on. CHILDREN’S Frequently he came home from a ^ B ^ c m s e -D I, hard day’s work and snatched a hasty meal, before leaving home It*8 the sort o! product we like toj|P— 100 per cent DRESSES again, without changing his grimy right. Madeo! pure gypsum rock inbroad high sh e ^ NEW overalls, in order to attend the evening classes In science.” in a tough fibre casing. Saws and nails like liimben'' Mitchell is now chief engineer Fireproof. An excellent insulator of Stepper’s sun Amazing Values at at the Napier works at Southamp­ DRESSES ton. His capabilities were early re­ and Winter’s cold. Pennanent. Takes any decoradon. cognized to be so great that he was Stop and examine a sample—then order enough for not allowed to join any of the fight­ that extra room you’ve been planning ing forces during the war. His first outstanding .success was winning the Schneidpr Cup with his engine Most favored styles and fabrics at Naples In 1922. of the season. The secret;Of Mitchell’s design W . G . Glenney Go. Is how such Bttipendous power Is Sizes 8 to 14. Silks, Jerseys, Woolens. developed In so small an engine, Allen Place|ManchestCT.. weighing ,800 lb.,, develops a horse­ power of over that figure, or more than one horsepower per pound weight, ...... MAKCHB^TBII (CONN’.) EVENING ISBRA12D, THtTRSDAY, OCTOBER 2 0 ,102t,

^^iius—-that, in fine, he was one months Is a considerable bit less of the most outstanding personali­ than a year, let alone that puzzling ties of the whole Civil war, rating year and a day. with Grant (who never displaced But, we are told, Mr, Carroll’s t»UBL,ISHP:D BT him as commander though himself parole requires that he neither THE HERAUO PRINTING CO. drink— a silly demand in a ^rfect- Poaa<:ed by Elwood i. Bla continuously with the Army of the Oct, 1. 1881 Potomac), with Lee, with Jackson. ly dry country— nor frequent Every Evening Except Sundaya r.nd “ Lacking the partisan support places when# liquor Is sold, which Holidays. ___ Entered at the Poet Office at Man­ of those high in office and of the of course-^an only mean that he chester as Second Class Mail Matter. public press,’’ said President Cool- must keep out of drug stores. SUBSCRIPTION BATES: By Mall Which conditions he may possibly six dollars a year, sixty oents a idge, "he had little opportunity to month for shorter periods. be able to meet. But how on earth By carrier, eighteen cents n week. be glorified in his life time. But Single copies, three cents. finally justice comes to be done.’’ is he going to fulfill the require­ SPECIAL AOVERTISINO REPRB- It can hardly be considered as ment that he keep out of bad com­ SEiNTATlVE, Mamlltoifnie Llsser. pany? Does the Parole Board real­ Inc.. 285 Madison Avetmgr New STork done, however, until the school and G12 North MlcWSan I*venue. children of this country, in their ize that this would mean that Car- Chicago. ■** studies of the War of the Rebellion, roll would have to remain clean The Manchester Evening Herald U on sale in New Vork City at SchuUs t are no longer given to understand away from Broadway? You might News StvJti- Sixth Avenue and 42nd. as well tell a fish to go and live on street aMd 42nd. Street entrance ot that General Meade was a nice, old Grand Central Station. party, rather near sighted, who a sandhill. “International News^Servlce has the should have been home helping his exclusive I'lgrits to use for republlca- tlon In 'iny form all news dispatches wife with the washing rather than credited to or hot otherwise crediu ed In this paper. It liV also exclusively bossing geroes at Gettysburg. entitled to use for repubilcatlon sll the loca^ or »ip<|ated ne.|rs puhllshed herein." ' 't ■ ‘ • ■ INERTIA THURSPAy. OCT, 20, 1927 Although Jhe State Department is a large, expensive and highly im­ GINOER ALE PADLOCKS portant institution, nobody in it, or While we adhere to the belief even remotely connected with it, ap­ By RODNEY DUTCHER pears to know a tenth part as much that at some time in the not too Washington.— The leading Re­ remote future the United States about the Chinese situation, or to publican politicians are more afraid Supreme Court will quash the have a hundredth part as intellL of A1 Smith than of any other Dem­ wliole notorious business of federal gent ideas as to what this country ocrat. prohibition by declaring the in­ should do about it, as Senator Time was wdien the impartial This design just suits my sun porch analyist wondered how much of validity of the eighteenth amend­ Hiram Bingham of this state. that oft-repeated assertion could be ment, it is obvious that the court as It is a good many weeks since traced to Smith propaganda. But at present constituted is not to be Senator Bingham, after a very close because of the way the Republicans looked to for such action but, on first-hand inquiry into the curious themselves have acted. It’s hard to And I’ll use that one in the kitcheni doubt it any more. Privately, some ramifications of Chinese politics the contrary, may be depended on of them admit it. to hew to the prohibitory line, let and Chinese war-waging, first urged They appear to hSive been figur­ the chips fall where they may. the need of the United States estab­ ing on Smith’s nomination for al F you have been planning new color schemes for your home you will long time back. They hope the E x p e r t In keeping with this policy it has lishing relations of considerable in­ Inlaid Prices soon begin the hunt for appropriate floors. You should not fail to timacy with the various regional Democrats will tear each other to just delivered an opinion which a frazzle before they name him, I Genuine inlaid linoleum in neat visit our Linoleum Department and inspect the first Fall Showing may make even prohibitionists governments or seats of coutrol but they don’t see how the nomi­ tile patterns— straight line and L a y i n g especially prohibitionists, in fact— under which the great and diverse nation can be ^ kept from ,him in moulded designs— and granite of the new Armstrong Linoleum designs. gasp. This opinion is the one up­ Chinese people are carrying on. the end and'' they believe that effects. A square yard, Watkins low prices include Whether the Idea was too big to Smith will give them a hard cam­ Each pattern in this exhibit is a tempting suggestion to “do over” holding the view that proprietors paign in which they will win by laying of 15 square yards or of night clubs, cabarets and other find lodgment in tradition-bound any room that has an old, scarred floor. For here are fresh blendings no great margin at best. $1.53 more by our own experienced places who serve ginger ale, ice and State Department mentalities, or of color, new interest of pattern, daring effects—^modern floor ideas in­ glasses, even though they do not whether for some other reason, the There is, of course, some dif­ and factory trained linoleum deed! Floors that wear for years and years. Easy-to-clean floors. deal in or even see a drop of liquor, suggestion seemed to have bounded ference of .‘opinion among th« G. O. P. pols. There’s some among layers. are liable to the padlocking law if off into thin air. Popular weight inlaid linoleum Inexpensive floors, too. the Democratic pols, too, but in We recommend the laying of their guests see fit to pour liquor Now we are told that Senator his own party perhaps a majority for kitchens and baths in a choice heavy grades of inlaid linoleum from the pocket fiasks into the Bingham has been “ called to Wash­ of those who publicly oppose . of clean cut tile and marbelized If you bring approximate dimensions of your rooms we will be able effects. A square yard. permanently in cement for which glasses provided. ington for conference W’ith State Smith believe that he has the best to give you approximate estimates in a jiffy. Then when you have made chance of election. there is an extra charge. This It goes without saying that there Department officials” on the sub­ The sincerest drys deny this, your selections, our experienced linoleum layers will measure your rooms is scarcely any limit to the applica­ ject of China. It Is our guess that consists of cementing heavy dead­ hut it can’t be helped. The fact $1.75 in order to cut the linoleum to the best advantage. tion of this provision of the Vol­ the energetic Connecticut senator that Smith Is the party’s strong­ ening felt to the floor, then cement­ stead act. The soda fountain, the himself was responsible for the est candidate for nomination may ing the linoleum to the felt. This be— and doubtless is— a peculiar gives a permanent one-piece floor . tea room, the cheap little restau­ “ call,” which with every advantage commentary on the party, its lead­ Heaviest grade inlaids In dis­ that will not bulge or buckle with rant or the dear big one, the count­ to the nation might well have been ers, the American political system tinctive marble designs and tile change of season or temperature. er lunch or the hot dog wagon may extended long ago. In any event, and the intelligence of the electo­ patterns suitable for every room in Kitchens Bedrooms Such a floor is water-tight making in turn be padlocked if they should the fact that the Department, in rate, but that’s no consolation to the home. A square yard, Pantries Dining Rooms have the hard luck to entertain one way or another, has been the anti-Smith crowd. it impossible for moisture to work Smith’s great weakness from Baths Living Rooms guests who tote flasks and put them awakened at last to the importance any altruistically intelligent .point $1 .9 8 HaUs Sun Porches down through seams. to work as reinforcera of the tea of Senator Bingham’s suggestions, of view is the fact that he has Waxing such inlaid linoleum never expressed himself upon any or coffee cup. makes It appear possible that this floors gives a smooth, durable, But for such hard^lps the Unit­ country may begin to take an inter-, broad national or international issue save the prohibition ques­ easily cleaned surface and at the ed States Supreme Court Is not to est in the movements in China tion. But from the standpoint of Embossed inlaids, reproductions same time soft, comfortable, and blame. That Is the law. It may be somewhat more Intelligent than of old Dutch tile patterns with tiles the professional politicians, there warm floors. law conceived by the Anti-Saloon that of a primary school child. lies his greatest strength. His actually raised above the mortar League but it is, nevertheless, law Here is the most populous nation only opposition comes from th*^ lines. A square yard. Linoleum floors can be laid .over drys and .the religiously intoler­ old floors that ^rave spreaifi' eplih^" passed by the Congress of the Unit­ In the world, and potentially one ant. ed States with a majority so large of the richest, with whom we might $2 .5 0 tered and buckled, making a new, that It overrode a Presidential veto. long ago have arrived at economic The weakness of Jim Reed, smooth surface. On it the Supreme Court stands and political relations that would from the nomination standpoint, lies in the fact that he has tackled pat. “ If you don’t like It,’’ the in­ have guaranteed us the largest the national issues so vigorously ference is, “ your Congress can al­ unit of foreign trade on the sphere and made himself so many enemies. New Closing ways repeal it or change it; but this had we not shut our eyes to the He has made the drys hate him A ll Woo) • court isn’t going to do the repeal­ facts, on the edge of being woed worse than they hate Smith, he in­ Schedoki L;.. curred the absolute loathing of loy­ Armstrong's Linoleum ing. That isn’t its Job.” away by Russian advances, solely al Wilson men and he excited the for Every Floor in the House I T^ing< Effect Week of We are not at all sure that the because we have been inferior to enmity of the farmers by his anti­ BLANKETS Oct. 24th. Supreme Court hasn’t done as good Russia in ordinary horse sense. It farm relief speeches, just to men­ Manchester Stores and Banks a service as It possibly could do— Is no excuse that the rest of the tion a few things. Will Be Closed If it were not for these factors Linoleum floors are ho longer limited to kitchens and baths for now always excepting the killing of the western powers are in the same , TUESDAY'- EVENINGS Reed might now be a stronger there are patterns to enrich the entrance hall, the sun porch, living room, amendment— by letting it be known boat with us. candidate for nomination than $7.45 Open Instead that the people need expect no re­ Probably the State Department Smith. If your correspondent were dining room and bedrooms. Jaspe linoleum in faint moray stripes make THURSDAY AFTERNOONS lief from tyranny, through Its the Republican candidate— and 66x80 inch, heavy AND EVENINGS wiU ponder for a few months over weight, plaid blankets of soft, neutral backgrounds for pile fabrics. Don’t limit your kitchen to. agency, so long as they permit the probably the reader agrees with Closed what Senator Bingham has told it. 'him— he would Infinitely rather all wool. Choice of 7 this durable, comfortable flooring, but ask to see the patterns appropri- tyrannical Volstead law, passed by And then, fainting in the face of the WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON^ campaign against Smith than a colors. Cash and carry. &te for other rooms. their own representatives, to re­ magnitude of the proposition to human bolt of lightning like the main on the federal statute books. send half a dozen really capable red hot Senator Reed. And it may And if ever there was a develop­ representatives to tie various Chi­ be that many Republicans are thankful that it looks more like ment better calculated to make the nese governments, it will probably Smith than it looks like Reed. But people realize whither we are drift­ put the task away and heap ashes there will he no hallelujahs from ing— and how far away from all of oblivion on it. But it is very them in either event. W ATKI NS BROTHERS. I n c . personal liberty— than is this deci­ sincerely to be hoped not. The Republicans will nominate sion we don’t know wkat It is. Perhaps, when Congres"b meets. someone Who has few enemieb. If EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. Senator Bingham will he able to the Democratic party were like the GENERAL MEADE stir up the dry bones by , appealing G. O. P., it would do likewise, as to the country on the Senate fioor. in 1920 and 1924. But unless it de­ No one can find fault with the sires to be bogged worse than ever. tribute paid at Washington yester­ It must nominate a man with pop­ day by President Coolldge to the PRESIDENT DONOHUE ular appeal over a wide area. If memory of General Meade, com­ If the National Boxing Associa­ Reed hadn’t made himself so many enemies, he would be'better off. Or, mander of the Union forces at the tion ever succeeds in establishing to put it in any other way, if Smith battle of Gettysburg, on the occa­ boxing as a clean sport, free from had made as many enemies as as the bettors study the form youngest and. most attractive of the sion of the presentation to the na­ devious deals and phony champion­ Reed has he would be sunk. Smart outsiders keep out of fam* cuties. The logic of the Smith candi­ ily rows. charts. tion, by the state of Pennsylvania, ships, which it is apparently trying All about the scouts for the vari­ 1 A young fellowhasn’t a chance dacy and the Republican realiza­ of a monument to Meade. Yet it to do, it may he because it has had Some of the older leaders never b/Newlfidsef ous shops spy about with pad and . . . unless some middle-aged and tion of it ties up with the recent have been convinced that young the good sense to place at its head pencil jotting down notes which, rich widow takes a fancy to him. would have been difficult for the somewhat rash utterances of Theo­ Teddy was very bright. They tried Then, perhaps, within a few years President to over-empbasize the so genuine a sportsman and so on the morrow, will result in an dore Roosevelt before the Republi­ to dissuade him from making the P aris idea, and, mayhap, the rage of Man­ he may be able to afford one’ of valor, the skill and the value to straight a man as Thomas E. Dono­ cans oLNew York state. Roosevelt Rochester speech. But the bitter­ Paris.— The stuff from which hattan. the snappy mannequins. the Union of that almost forgotten hue, athletic commissioner of the said thlfc Tammany Hall was cor­ ness of men like Roosevelt and American musical comedies are GILBERT SWAN. rupt and that Smith was a bad egg made can be found on sunny Sun­ state of Connecticut. Ogden Mills who have been defeat­ hero. because be was supported by Tam­ ed when they ran for governor day afternoons at the Longcbamps Rag dealers from all parts ot Perhaps it is because of the If the boxing gatoe were niore It was just this manner, I am many. against Smith always has been pro­ race track. told, that the historic “ split skirt” the world met in Paris recently to completely in control of men like Doubtless Tammany Is corrupt, character oE the history that is found. The very stands are settings a la came into being. draw up regulations for interna­ taught, or at least for many years Tommy Donohue it would be con­ and so are the political machines It may he remembered that Ziegfeld, Shubert, Buck, White or A Paris designer, wishing to cre­ tional trade. At Hamburg, dealers of Chicago, Philadelphia and va­ the Smith faction, drove hard at was taught, in the public schools siderably more like a sport and what have you, dripping With green ate a sensation that would attract collect rags from all parts of Eu­ rious other large cities, hut that McAdoo on the basis of his con^ vines and rimmed from roof to rope for shipment abroad. that George Gordon Meade was considerably less like thimble-rig­ the attention of the American pho- had very little to do with the case nection with Doheny of oil scan­ greensward with flower boxes. togrraphers and reporters at the hooly shouldered out of the light ging than it is. If determination and because no president, Republican dal fame. This faction is now in And, in the betting ring, you see track, sent out a parade of girls to such an extent that, aside from rectitude on the part of the Connec­ or Democrat, h^s ever been elect­ a position to point to young all those gay old boys with gray dressed in tbp tightest of dresses. TBREEi o FIVE MINUUS the fact that he commanded the ticut man is all that are needed to ed without the aid of some of Roosevelt, the young man who bowlers, checked pants, high As they hobbled along, dliplaying ^toKRmHEATOS them. couldn’t scent corruption when it Army of the Potomac during the make it so, it will be. rounded collars, striped spats, this ridiculous model, two of them Republicans promptly admitted was right under his nose while he purple spats, checkered spats; der­ stumbled and tore their skirts at battle of Gettysburg, almost noth­ that young Teddy’s anti-Smith was assistant secretary of the navy, bies of every shape and color; the side, thus displaying shapely ing is generally remembered of CARROLL speech was for distribution and but who is now boldly attributing whiskers squared at the corners, calfs. Quick as a flash a fashion We have ^always wondered why Democratic consumption in tii® it to political enemies. Van-’Dyked, ruffled, frizzled, frayed scout, looking on, got a . bright Caught QMatlioon: him. , ‘ p- south and west. In other words, Altogether, » the -wiser Repub­ It would probably be actual news Earl Carroll was sentenced to At­ and fur-belowed. idea. Rushing hack to her shop she h o t e l Sm gthatNU^! it was to make the going hqfder licans who deplore the likely nomi­ Gay old fellows, with a cute lanta penitentiary for-d year and a recommended the “ split skirt.” / l\ to thou^nds upon thousands of for Smith and to increase dissen­ nation of Smith are fearing that little mannequin parked on the Within a week the “ splits” had Americans to be told that General day. It is now dawning on us that sion within the Democratic party. Roosevelt came far from helping pebbled promenade. As the gay appeared at the race track and -Trust a professional singer to Meade remained the comTgjfflder of perhaps the day^was intended to be an unfortunate situation. dogs do their betting, the manne­ within a couple of months they know what to do fqi;,* cold! iGive The older leaders here seemed him five hours, -and tie can khock the Army of the Potomac during served and the year forgiven. If quin does her strolling. The shops were kqown from California to I TIMES SQUAU to agree that ,the speech wasn’t of the Rue de la Paix or the upper Mancliuria . . . as all of you will out a cold'that would have'preVenl- the entire period ^ war after so Mr. Carroll is a very much put- smart politics. It certainly couldn’t NEW YORK cnv ed his sinking one note. The secret Champs Ely sees send them forth remember. juste his succession to dS" the eve of upon citizen in having had to stay make anti-Smith men out of pro- in all that is ultra-ultra to preen of going a .whole season without Settysburg; that he won his way in the coop for four months; some Smith men. On the other hand, it like peacocks before the , crowds a serious cold is spmethfng\every- might cause those on the fence to body ought to know. A simple com­ to that command by successive thing must have gone very wrong A THOUGHT of fashionable folk, with one eye Returning to the gay old dogs, realize that the other party was particularly- fixed on the flickle pound does It, and At Is obtainable achievements of the highest mili­ In the arrangements. many of whom remind you of the afraid of Smith. It Is the Republi­ American dollar. Viennese operas or the old Sam [ KXXNKM QjJlHM in tablets. Just one\wIll stop a coM tary merit at Frazier’s Farm In the At that, the flippant young man, can game to stir up all the strife Man shall not li^e by bread alone. Bernard roles . . . this is their Aui4ait with the first sniffle; several wiL. Seven Days battlp, w'here he was who thought he could wise-crack a possible among the Democrats, but — ^Matt. 4:4. paradise. They have the market break up a cold that’s even reached you can’t really expect the Demo­ The American dollar Is out In the stage of grippe! Pape’s Cold severely wounded, at South Moun­ federal grand jury into cutting a all Its glory. All that the New York cornered on the girlies with the crats to take public instructions “ oo, la, la” eyes. They have the Compound costs but 35c at any tain and Antietem. at Fredericks­ funny spectacle of boobery, and from young Roosevelt or any other BhQps have to offer— out of Paris— drug store. ^ho grinned at the idea of anybody The contemplation of celestial is pitted against all that Paris hAS bankrolls, they have the price of burg and.at Chancellorsnile; that Republican as to whom they should Champagne, they have the gay raking a witness’ oath seriously, is nominate. things will make a man both think to offer which has not yet been sent he was one of the very few officers to New york. stories and the years ot experience PAPE’S of the Union army possessing at getting off so lightly as to make a 'The surest way to cause a fight­ and speak more sublimely and and so, In best musical comedy ing husband and wife to make up Perhaps the men watch the races. the, same time professional mlli- good many people wonder why all magnificently when he descends to The women are betting on the win­ fashion, you will see them parading COLO COMPOUND and present a united front is to' ahtmt irlth the best groomed. '^art ‘true .military Gie special consideration. Four Interfere in their private quarrel., human affairs.— Cicero. ning styles. They st'udy each other,;

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i. . '. STOP, LOOK AND LISTEN / LICENSES SUSPENDED Red Cloud, Neb.— A farmer sat Chicago— The increasing demand in his stalled flivver on a railroad for furs within reach of the slender Rev. J. W. Deeter .gave a very The weekly list of operators track and glowered at the freight purse has brought a boom in the Interesting talk Sunday on the w'hose licenses to drive automobiles train that bore down upon him. miarket for dog and cat skins, the Epistle of Paul to Philemon. in Connecticut have been suspended There was a shrieking of brakes National Asso'ciation of the Fur In­ At the Christian Endeavor serv­ for one year for driving while un­ and the train slid to a stop with dustry reports.' Even goat skins are ice Sunday evening Rev. J. W. der the infiuence of liquor was giv­ the pilot only a foot from his car. used. They are sheared and -stencil­ Deeter was the leader and the top­ en out today at the state motor ve­ When the engineer and fireman: led ipto imitation leopard. And gray ic, “ How. can we help younger boys hicle department as a part of the clambered down they ■were, not met rats are madte into "baby seal.” and girls and in what community effort to reduce, this highway men­ with expressions of thanks. "What’s enterprises may our society share” ace. There are thirty-two names on the matter with you fellows?” de­ HEAR THROUGH OARS were talked upon. the list. Three cases were appealed. manded the farmer savagely. Saybrook, Conn.— Seamen along \^nthrop Porter will be remov­ Four were Connecticut operators ‘Didn’t you see me?” Long Island Sound have discovered ed to his home from the Isolation convicted in other states. The dc^ a novel way to get their bearings hospital in Hartford this week. He partment statement advised people when they are in small boats dur­ is coniined to his bed and suffers to notify the department or the po­ FINE THAT WAY ing thick weather. They put an oar much .pain. lice in case they should see any of "What do you think of going out in the water, ^lue their ear to the Hart^'E. Buell took a short auto­ the suspended drivers operating mo­ with married men?” handle and can hear the submarine mobile ride recently, the first since tor vehicles. "It’s all right, girlie, if you’re bell on the lightship several miles his long illness. Bridgeport: Walter Cianko, Ray­ not married to them.” — Judge. away. Mr. and Mrs. William Brainerd mond F. Wyman. Garber Brothers is a big furniture establishment It is now and sons returned to their home in Danbury: David H. Wildman. Hartford Sunday after passing sev­ Danielson: Tyler P. Andrews. eral days with local relatives. Forestville: Hjalmar E. Lander. twenty times larger than it was four years ago. Thousands of Mr. and Mrs. William Proctor of Hartford.: John Errico, John Niantic are guests at Mr. and Mrs. Murph. people from all over Connecticut and many parts of New Eng­ Clayton A. Hills’. Meriden: Mike W. Pastic. The Hebron Fair will take place New Haven: Vincent F. Browies, at the local hall Friday the 21.st John Carangelo, Henry DeMartino, land have chosen this store from the countless others t6 furnish after being postponed three wpelf;s. Angelo Orlo. There will be a merry-go-round and Norw’alk: Wm. Seiler. their homes .. . because, after careful comparisons they found other atractions for the children. Somers: Adolf Klesczewski. The Ladles’ Aid Society will South Manchester: Alexander that Garbet Brothers offered them furniture values that as­ meet Wednesday at the hall. Leggett, Louis Urick. E. W. Buell has recently received South Norwalk: Felix Lapo. a large order lor toy parts from a Stamford: John Kuklen, Henry sured ih^m the greatest satisfaction. New York company. Scott. Mr. and Mrs. E. V -'ll visited Stonington: Wm. O’Sullivan. relatives in Manchec 'day aft­ Torrington: John J. Spielman. Yalue made Garber Brothers the big institution that it is; ernoon. Unionville: Peter Carine. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hoolier enter­ W'aterbury: James G. Drake. tained over the week-end his sister, Whitneyville: Harry Williams. Value at this store is not an empty, meaningless word. You can’t Mrs. Alice Bartholemew' of Eagle- Wilton: Chester A. Banks. ville and Miss Mattie Hooker of Windham: Rudolph Benson. afford to overlook what it represents. East Hampton. Windsor: Michael Cannon. ___ _ T ' • Mr. and Mrs. Louis Twining of Woodbury: Patrick F. Hagerty. Hartford were Sunday visitors ■ at Chicopee, Mass.: Owen A. Riley., Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Post’s. New York City: John Julian. When yoi^ choose furniture at Garber Bros^ Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wales of Rome, N. Y.: F. Hurlburt. Amherst, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs. Wassaic, N. Y.: Robert Butts. George Miller of Colchester -were \j)ok out visitors at Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote’s, Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carpenter for cold days/ of Hartford and Byron Lord and SEEK LIVING RELICS daughter Miss Lois of Marlborough were Sunday visitors at Mr. and OF ANCIENT TIMES IN without proper r^rigeration Joods sp oil.. and Mrs. Benjamin Lyman’s. . Mrs. Bertha Hubbard returned to health is menaced during coldest weather her home Sunday afternoon pass­ GALAPAGOS ISLANDS Garber Brothers’ furniture, wheth'e5r it is the ing a week with her son and family at their home in New Rochelle, N. lower priced or the finer grades, must measure L e t FRIGID AIRE protect your foods and safeguard y. Los Angeles— Living relics of Mr. and Mrs. Glover Rockwell health in winter as in summer up to a standard t)f quality. Every piece of furni­ spent Sunday with his parents in prehistoric periods will be sought Bolton. by an expedition which will leave ture must represent the highest form of workman­ Los Angeles soon for the Galapagos Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Foote were N temperatures above 50° foods quickly de­ ship and highest grade of materials possible. Our visitors Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. Islands. teriorate. In temperatures below 3 1° they W. E. Hubbard’s in Manchester. Objects of special search will be I the marine iguana lizard of the freeze. The result is the same— food spoilage standard assures you of the greatest amount of GOVERNMENT STARTS Galapagos and. the dragon lizard of quality for your furniture dollar obtainable. WAR ON ANIMALS Komodo, Dutch East Indies. These and serious risk to health. terrifying species have been seen Be sure of the foods you eat and serve. Install Washington.— Pedatory animals, and photographed in their native which have been causing enormous habitats by William Beebe and Frigidaire. Have constant cold-storage refrig­ losses among live-stock raisers in others. eration—right in your kitchen. Have foods Alaska, are beiE,g hunted by the The members of the Galapagos government. Exploration Expedition will seek to that stay fresh and wholesome for days at a time, A SINGLE visit to Garber Brothers will show R. K. Stewart, of the Biological take specimens alive, which hither­ no matter how cold or warm it is outside. Survey, has been detailed to Alaska to has not been' accomplished. ^ you that the beauty of Garber Brothers’ furni­ to direct the war on dangerous ani­ Frigidaire models are now priced as low as The Marine iguana is-four feet ture is more than “skin deep”. Stocks are kept con­ mals, particularly wolves and coy­ long. His dragon cousin growls to $180 F o. b. Dayton! And you are offered the otes. Game commissioners, forest fifteen feet and^more. Both are de­ rangers and trappers working inde­ scribed as being hideous to an in­ liberal General Motors payment plan. First a stantly fresh. New shipments arrive almost daily pendently will co-operate in the credible extent. small deposit. Then a little each month out of . to take place of furniture that is sold. The newest drive. The expedition will center its ef­ Coyotes, bob-cats and wolves an­ forts in' unexplored Ju:.gle regions income. designs and finishes are always here. If you want nually cause thousand^, of dollars of Crater Lake on Indefatigable loss to. stockmen, nt to mention their depredations on wild game Island, in the Galapagos group. furniture of lasting beauty, visit Garbejr BrothersV, and birds. With the. territory ..bearn . An,._effort will be made to dqj Alfred A. Grezel ing all expenses for .traps, poison mine whether in this region the and other supplies, and wnth the dinosaur lasted much longer than Main 0pp. Park Sts. Phone 1525-2 large bounty paid for pelts, the in other parts of the earth. Dino­ hunt will prove profitable to many saur remains now known, date back a trapper. 500.000 years. It is believed that a r b e r Brothers’ furniture is comfortable. under the conditions which pre­ We want to emphasize in particular our living vailed in the Galapagos, the dino­ FRIGIDAIRE G saur may have survived until about P*R obUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS room suites which are custom-built in our own fac­ HeraH Advs. Bring Results 10.000 years ago. ■■■■ ’ tory. They are built primarily for comfort. Quali­ ty is built into every piece by craftsmen whose life- work is making upholstered furniture. The com­ By BRIGGS Comfort fort, dependability and beauty of Garber Brothers* Something Is Always Taking the Joy Out of Life suites have won fame . . . and deservedly so. A nd, because Garber Brothers’ suites are sold direct from factory to the public . . . you save.E good many dol­ and uoe COMES THROUGH W HEN you G E T t h e B«Gr B R EA K AMD ONE RUN MEANS A TIE lars which would be utterly impossible to save, were \N THE NINTH iNNlNQr OF A A nd t w o R u n s \a/u . l. P U T t h e WITH A SWEET.. HIT — we to sell them in the usual retail manner. TIGHT AND A PAIR OF GAHl£ IN T H E 8 A ^ — J j 7 h , a S»N(5LES POTS tAEN ON Flf^T . 'h// E U 'R y s o p y AMD THIRD WITH'TWO gpNp H e r e g o e s M OVE. A T T A D ECAUSE our location save us many thousands of " HEADS^ 'OUR OLD - soy! all GAME^ UP' Lowest dollars each year on rent overhead alone... and because of the other economic conditions under Possible which operate our business, we are able to sell fur­ \ niture at the very lowest possible prices. These prices are available every day of the year. They are ''"77. Prices not high one month and at a discount reduction the next month but are the lowest all the time.

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•-■q' .•V’ MANCHBOTER (O T m )‘EVENING HERALD, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20,192T. PAGE SIX greeted, to suit the music business. Hail the Retiirriing Legion Head! KEMFS MUSIC HOU^ Here In South Manchester. Is locat­ Old Lady:. ed one of the most beautiful music stores anywhere. The windows have Ticket Agent I DAILY RADIO NOW FIVE YEARS OLD many times attracted the attention vain for ten ajlputes): Qie deuce is Florence? «n 8:30-rWEAP Hoover Sentinels. Leading DX Stations. of out-of-lown people, and many Thursday, October 20. 9:00—Willard Cavaliers. 476—W SB, ATLAN TA— times the expression “ this stora Old La^y: SUtJng P? Outstanding hits from musical come­ 10:00—Studio program. 9:00—Concert. the -seat.— LonoPP* ^ r 11:00—Dance orchestra. Celebrating Event With Birth­ should be located' in a larger city, dies and operettas of the past, sung 10:00—Utah program. * 440.9—w ex -W J R , DETROIT—680. 11:46—Organ revitai. „ „ day Sale— Interesting His­ has been heard. Onp of the chief as solos and duets and played by an 6:30—Ensemble: soprano, tenor. 526—KYW, CHICAGO—670. reasons for the sucsess of Kemp's orchestra, -will be made to live again 7:15_Ford and Glenn; ramblers. 5:00—Congress musical program. tory of Store. 8;0(f_WJZ Radiotrons; orchestra. 9:00-WJZ programa (144 hrs.) Music House, has been the fine during the Spotlight hour to be broad­ 10:00—Songs: artists; dance mu«& , quality of merchandise carried in 3' cast by WJZ. KDKA, KYW, WJR and 10:30—Congress Carnival. It was learned today, that Kemp’s WHAM at 10:00 o'clock on Thursday 535.4—WTIC, HARTFORD—660. 11:32—Hamp's Kentucky sereni^ers, stock. The line of pianos is entire­ 6- 3 0 -WEAF Bond trio; rtellgious sing389.4—WBBM. CHICAGO—770. Music House, local music mer­ night. The vocal portion of the pro­ 8:00—Blue Boys: theater program. ly-made up of nationally known gram will be rendered by Erva Glfes, 8:00—Hawaiian music, artists.----- chants, have completed fi,ve years 10:00—Club Worthy orchestra. 10:00—Orchestra;. artists. instruments, and includes the soprailo, and E. Boardman Sanchez 422.5—WOR, NEWARK—710. in business. It hardly seems five tenor. At the same time a concert 12:00—Hank’s theater gang. Mason & Hemlin, the world’s finest 7:00—Jacobs’ ensemble. 365.5—WEBH-WJJD, CHICAGO—820. years since a little store was opened of martial music by the Niagara Falls 7:30—Almanac orchestra. piano; Brambach, the small grand Band w’ill entertain the fans of 9:00—Mooaeheart hour. 8:00—Choir invisible. 12:00—Trio, tenor, girl baritone. , to the public, where the Atlantic & with the magnificent to'Ue: McPhall, WMAK. At 8:00 the Radiotrons Male 9:00—Balalaika orchestra. Paqifle store now is located, with a Quartet, assisted by a soprano and the 306.9—WON,WLIB, CHICAGO—980, the finest upright piano built; 9:30— French trio, tenor. 8:00—Ensemble; string quintet. line of pianos, victrolas, records. Radiotrons orchestra will be heard in 10:15—Piano duets: “ ’'San; TOprano. 9:00—WEAF Eskimos; music. Gulbransen, the largest manufac­ a recital of popular and light classi­ 11:00—Fletcher Henderson s o t ^ e ^ a . cal selections through WJZ and the 11:00— Sam ’ n’ Henry; music box. turers of Player Pianos in the 33S.1-WBZ, NEW ENQl.AND-900. 344.6— WLS, CHICAOO->;870. world: Hobart M. Cable, the piano Blue network, and WRVA will radi­ 6:00—Organ; ra^o g;10—Orchestra, violin, harpist. ate an amateur entertainment put on 6:50—Art talk; Bill Whipple- g;30_«Story of the Guitar., used by over 450 conservatories of by talent from Martinsville, Virginia. 7:30—Aladdin entertainers. The Russian Band and tenor, a regular W ^ W M A Q -W Q J . CHICAGO—WO. music, and jcolleges, and Lester, 10:00— Ptayers: theater revue. feature of WNYC will be featured 12:30—WQJ dance orchestra. made in one of the finest piano again at 9:20. and 10 minutes later the litS S ffsV r'’*”- 499.7— WFAA, DALLAS^600. factories, located in Philadelphia. Canadian stations CNRM. CNRO and 8 :00—Orchestra: artists. The local music store is also repre­ SliwiiiiinuiimiiiiWiiniiiiifloiiiuwiiMNBiiHWMBW CNRQ will broadcast the opera, ‘ In 10:00—Violin choir; Dallas^orches^a. a Persian Garden.” A DX program 374.8—w o e , DAVENPORT—800. sentatives for the Victor and Turin Comforts for th* Homo sure to entertain has been arranged 6:00—Waldorf dinner nmsla Columbia line of phonographs and bv WLS for 8:30. It has been en­ 8:30—WEAF program. r v-nn—Mid-'week hymn sing. 9;00—“ Voss Vagabonds.*' records- About Your titled “ The Story of the Guitar," and 7:3^omfort hour oj^eMra. 10:00—W E A F programs. •will be a musical history of the de­ o.nn_Great composers^ naif hour. Much has been done to sponsor Heating Probiems velopment of this popular Instrument, 535.4— WHO. DBS. MOINES—560. lisO^^^Tover Sentinels quartet g;30_Quartet with W EAF.- " ' good music in Manchester by 9'00—Eskimos, orches^a, 9:00—Studio program.- _ • Kemp’s Music HouseTwho have en­ Black face type Indicates best features in‘00—Smith Brothers, humorUts. 10:00—Studio program; dgirna h ^ . n;oor.Trn«en's Hofbrau orc^atra. deavored to arouse interest In this a A , p I A T o s. s All programs Eastern Standard Time, 499.7—WBAP, FORT WORTH—600. iT 30—Farrell’s dance orcbestni. 8:30—Songs; pianist. - particular line. A splendid violin When you tom to American R atotw 4^W JZ. NEW YORK-660. 10:30—Musical comedy program. class has been developed, and in the Leading East Stations. 1:00—Astor trio. Company for tbeadutioh of your h « ^ 3.00—Weather; home talks. “ ’SiflWSSoMEWOOpflOM. neighborhood of one hundred boys ing problems, you at once ce m ro ^ aU 272.6-WPG. ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 4:30—Manhattan trio. the D rafts and advantsgeppf 40 y t m 9:00—Chalfonte-Haddon trio. and girls are receiving Instructions 5:30—Market reports. ’iSS72KTk?.*5o?''lpAmS6,*7M; experience in designing and paanufac- 10- fln______Movies; noveit.v program.7- 0 0 -Bill Whipple, tal^k. every week. The High school band in!20—Violin: 'cello, baritone, piano. t^iring heating eqpupment.' - 7-15-To be? announced. stoI ^ ^ o a r ' k a n s a s CITV^^IO, was also sponsored by the local 11:00—Two dance orchest^s.' sloo— Radiotrons Quartet, soprano. store, and these branches of en­ If you have a heating problem we 285.5—W BAL, BALTIMORE—1050, 9:00—Contralto, piano duets. 8:30—WEAF progranis. 12:45—Nightha-wk ‘ can • deavor are \mrth while, and are do­ would deem it a privilege if IKJO poold 0:30—Dinner orchestra. 10:00—SpotHflht hour, vocalists. 468.5— KFI, LOS A-NOELES—640. 7:20—Soprano, baritone. 10:30—Manger dance orchertm .^^ ing much to create and develop In­ ^11 upon US fot facta apd figorea on S;on—WJZ Radiotrons. , . 508-WIP. PHiLADELPHiA-890. 11:00—Drama program. modem radiator heating. 0 -0 0 —Contralto, tenor, violinist, 12:00—Orchestra, vocalists. • ’ terest in music in South Manches­ 6:10—Concert orchestra; talks. 1 ;00-iUla88ics< violinist, .. in:00—AVBAB dance orchestra. 8:00—Music hour; rkdio forum. ter. PItoHt tt mrH$ 302.8—WGR, BUFFALO—990. 405.2— KHJ. lob ANOELBS-740. 10:05—Kenton’s dance orchestra 11:00—Quartet, baritone, pianist. To commemorate the occasion, a 7:30—Tanko Time radio reports. 11-30—Dance music with WGBb. Ei C. iMARSDEN 0:30-Carpenter's orchestra. 315.7—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—960. 461.3— WHAS. LOUISVILLE—650. 5th Birthday Sale is now going- on, S:on—WE.VF programs to 11:00. 6:00—Country Club orchestra. g;80—WEAF Sentinel A and many good bargains are to be American Radiator Company 540.1—WMAK. BUFFALO—550. 9:00—Tenor recital: address. Sam Kemp Jr. Rejii'esentative; f :30—I'llmira nighthawks; taiK. 7:30—Musical skits. had at this time. Everything has g.00—WJZ quartet, soprano. 405.2—WCCO. MINN.. SJ. PAUL-740. — ------. . j onri been reduced in price, to afford all Hartford, Conn. - }i;no_Sermon; classical program. 277,6—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1080. 8:30—WEAF vocal recital. sheet music, band instruments, and Pianos, Edward E. Spafford. new national commander of the American Le­ 10:00— Niagara Falls Band. 6:45—Studio program. 9-00—Feature entertainers. gion was greeted in true conquering-hero style by his buddies when 1^ 1 1 - 0 0 —Arcadia dance music. 7:30—WGY programs. 10:00—WEAF, Smith Brothers, as their slogan stated “ Everything victrolas, band instruments, sheet 352.7—WNAC, BOSTON—850. g;00—WJZ radiotrons quartet. Musical” . Yet that much time hqs returned to New York from the Paris convention. They him fi:33_Dance orchestras. 340.7— WSM. NASHVILLE—880. music specials, violins, guitars, ban­ 9:00—Organ recital. g.30—WEAF Sentinels. elapsed for in October, 1922, on their shoulders as he descended the gangplank and carried him to a AHEgliailBUliAiUttinAPAHT 7-30—Finance talk: Hawalians. 10:00—WJZ Spotlight hour. jos, ukuleles, are Included in the 3:30—Theater programs. 9:00—Studio program. . Kemp’s Music House opened its waiting auto. 10-30—WGY News From Time. 11:30—Pipe organ concert.' sale, and prices are so low, and 10:1.'.—Two orchestras to 1^00. 379^--WGY. SCH EN ECTADY-790. 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 384.4— KGO. OAKLAND--780. doors to the public. terms have been made so easy, that 11:55—Time; weather; markets. Upon looking back to the first S:0n—.\lladin entertainers. 11;00—Parisian quintet: baritones. it makes it possible for everyone to 2:00— One-act play. 12;00_N. B. C. musical program. 8:30—Johnston's program. 6:00—Stock reports. day of business it was recalled that get a good bargain during the sale. SPEED P;in—Dance music: violinist. 6:30—Van Curler orchestra. 254.1—W R VA. R IC H M O N D -1180. the first customer to do business 3 :30 -studio feature: Cossacks. 7-30—Talk; studio orch^tra. 8:00—Martinsville, Va., night. 10: l.i—Tom m y and Irene. g;30—WEAF Sentinels: E^imos. with Kemp’s Music House was the 399.8_WTAM, CLEVELAND—750. 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. loioo—Studio dance orchestra. 11:00—Caswell hour. „ late Mrs. Teresa Curran, who pur­ 12:30—Dance orchestra. chased a package of Victrola e;0n—Dance orchestra. 10:30—News from Time. 12_^N. B. C. musical program. 7:00—Cleveland orchestra. 11:00—WEAF dance music; 1:00—.Tames’ orches^a. .. needles. The first Victrola was sold APPLES 11:30—Theater organ recital. Secondary DX Stations. 8 :oo-studio Eastern Stations. to Dr. John Allison. The first vio­ Kings and Greenings j^5,1_WORD. BATAVIA—1190. lin outfit was purchased by Mrs. 272 5-WHAR. ATLANTIC CITY-1100 348.^WGBS’. NEW VO RK-^- 8:00—Musical; talks; Jeffrey Moriarty, whose boy still 7 :30—Orchestras, artists (4% hrs.), 9:00—Musical Prosram; reodings. 7:55—Seaside trio evening concert. takes lessons. The first piano was EDGEWOOD FRUIT FARM 447.5— W EEI. BOSTON—670, 526-WNYC, NEW YORK-570. 9:45—Poultry talk; Hible lesson. 3.30—avE.-IF programs. g:10—Violin, tenor, he^th talk. 288.3—W EN R . CHICAGO— 104a purchased by the Buckland school, 10:40—Parker orchestra.- 8:50-i-Russian National Band. 6:00—Organ; talks: stocks. who purchased it after comparing Tel. W. H. COWLES, 945. g;00—Orchestra, artists (2 hrO 333.1— W KRC, CINCINNATI—900. 9:20—Russian songs; band. pianos in a number of stores. g;0n—Dance orchestra. 405.2—WFI, PHILADELPHIA—740. 416.4— WHT. CHICA(JO—720. S;3n—Artists program. 6:30—Orchestra; questions 9'10—Speaker; artists recital. Business right from the start im­ 9:01—Oriole orchestra. g -00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 10:00—Your Hour League. proved day by day, and before the 361.2— WSAI, CINCINNATI--830. 12:00—Popular program. For 9 Years Gas 9-no—Accordion soloist; pianist. 516.9—WCAE. PITTSBURGH-?®®' l-OO—Your Hour T,.engue. first year was up, it was realized 7-30-Kavbee; foOtfiall instructions, 336.9—KNX. OAKLAND—890. lo:on-W EAF pi-ogram. gloo—Book review: character songs. that larger quarters would soon be il:U0—.'\rti.sts enrertainment. 11:00—Courtesy program (4 nrs.) Ruined Her Sleep 8:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 1:00—Two dance orchestras. needed. Therefore*in September, 252.7—W W J, DETROIT—850. 10:30—Food sholv. orchestra. 1823, Centinnial Week, the busi­ 6 :00—Dinner music. 11:0n—Flotilla Club revtte- 508.2—WOW. OMAHA—590. g:0n—Concert with WEAF. 225.4— WSYR, SYRACUSE—1330. 10:00—Feature program. ness was moved into the new John­ 411—CNRM. MONTREAL--730. 7:30—Syracuse Cadip show. ll:00^Burnham s Rhythm Kings. son Block, the store now occupied “ I had stomach trouble 9 years, g-00—Chateau Laurler orchestra. 361.2—WOSH, POPTLAN0—830. 447.5— KFOA, SEATTLE—670. by Bamforth Brothers. This store 9 :00— Ottawa Carillon ''fcltai. ,, 7:30—WEAF ofcheatrn, 11-On—Maxwell orchestra, soloist. and gas made me restless and ner­ 9 ;30— Opera “ In a Persian 468.5— WRC» WASHINGTON-640. 12:00—N. B. C. program. afforded more room, and a larger vous. Adlerika helped so I can eat 325.9—WABC, NEW YORK-920. 7:15—Hour of music. stock of merchandise was carried, 7-30—Cavaliers: air theater. 461.3—KFNF, SHENANDOAH-660. and sleep good.” — Mrs. E. Touch­ 8:00—Same as WEAF (2 hrs.) 7:00—Musical program. ^ thereby enabling the store to give stone. Just ONE spoonful Adlerika 9:00—Dr. Mu presents. 10:30—Le Paradis Band. 10:00—Savoy orchestra. _____ better service to its customers. The relieves gas and that- bloated business, particularly the piano feeling so that you can eat and business went ahead by leaps and sleep well. Acts on BOTH upper HIGHWAYS READY TEST ANSWERS bounds, and two years after mak­ and lower bowel and removes old ing the first move, it became neces­ waste matter you never thought Here is the solution to the LET- j sary to seek larger warerooms, in a was there. No matter what you have The Federated Sunday school TER GOLF puz2lo on the comic ‘ better location. tried for your stomach and bowels, will hold the month of October so­ Adlerika will surprise you. Leading Holditth&v. P Whereupon, the present location cial on next Friday gening at the was purchased, and a new building druggists.— adv. parish house at 7;30 o clock. It will be a Hallowe’en social, all A llV m E G A M E coming in costume. Miss Clara MOLEH1LL Chandler, Miss Gertrude Freytag all day long ! and Walden Collins are to have charge of the games and Miss Kate MOLTHALL M. Withrel’s class will look out Good Routes to Bowl at New | for the refreshments. The same medicine with ease fo car and comfort to passengers The missionary committee of the MO0TTALL Federated Sunday school attended Haveu Open From' All- Vrair Essex ffives ■you 50 miles an hour all day louR. Far the Home and Foreign Missionary can’t cure all ills ... you ^ n t it Brilliant actiyity in pick-up meeting at the Asylum street MO0NTA 1L church. Hartford, yesterday. Parts of State For Big M ^ hiU ^ b l n g . More than 2V4 thn« *he P o w ^ te Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Platt That’s why Devoe motor size ordinarily rates it Long hfe and enduring spent the week-end at the honie of Football Battle. MOUNTA1N Mrs. Platt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs makes a special character to all its abilities and quality. ^ Addison E. Frink of Andover. The Pleasant Valley club met bury leads directly to the Yale ^ 3 varnish far every It is cxclusiye performance because Essex Super-Six d^ at the Lone Oak Casino hall yester­ Conjiectlcut highways leaidln,g Bo'wl and cars coming over that s L n r i x S v e . And because eyery part of motor a ^ day afternoon and decorated the Into New Haven from all sections of highway will not have to pass purpose chassis is engineered to true balance with eyery other part hall for their carnival which Is to through the city of New Haven. the state are in excellent condition There is about half a mile of recon­ be held this afternoon and evening. And it is engineered to lowest Leonidas E. Page of Pleasant to recely© the heavy football traf­ struction work taking place at the This unity construction goes Valley has been sick with a severe fic which will pour over them this beginning of Forest street, but this operation and maintenance , cold for the past two weeks and his Saturday headed for the ahnuai will not seriously inconvenience beyond E iex performance to football battle between the Army cost. During the year E ^ x sister Mrs. Hart Dexter of Collins­ -traffic coming in the direction of Essex comfort, appearance and ville is there caring for him. Mule and tbs Yale Bulldog in the the Bowl. has outsold any other **Six, at Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pitkin of latter’s big concrete Bo'wl, accord* economy. Thus its compact­ Hartford, but formerly of South Ing to an announcement made to­ a c h Devoe varnish is made to or near the price, almost two to day by the State Highivay Depart­ WANTED ness gives 15% more passen- Windsor hav6 sold their house and ■'t WV\ Edo a specific thing as thoroughly one, and we believe a single land at Station 35 to Mtt Luchina ment. Ohimneys, to clean and repair* and as well as that thing can be gcr room. Its riding case is of the South Windsor brick yards. Maintenance work done during Bad draught remedied. Roofing done. That’s wh'y we sell— ride will fully reved tho James Stoughton who is confined the summer - months has put the and. furnace reiiairs. not excelled b y any car regard­ roads in first class shaper and des­ Devoe Pale, Interior for interior up* reason. to the Hartford hospital ■with a The HOME REPAIRING CO. less of size or price. fractured back is progressing slow­ pite the fact that- some roads are right surfaces, at the present time In the course P. O, Box, South "Manchester Ur Devoe Marble Floor Finish /or floors ly and expects to go to his home in Pl O. Box 769, Hartford. South Windsor before . long. of reconstfuctioil, at least oa« and and linoleums, lii most cases niore tiian one good Devoe Yacht Spar for exterior use, route is available from all points in Devoe Aquaspar for all ^surfaces Connecticut and various points of requiring special protection from importance outside . the state like FOR A THOROUGH water, New York and Boston. Portions of ,.PM«ng.rSp«d.bo«< $70* some roads now being worked upon Devoe Rubbed Effect for prodwlng this finish without hand rubbing. Coach $735 Coupe $735 Sedan $835 will be in even, better condition for SCIENTIFIC EXAMINATION this finish AU prices f.o.b .D eii^ .P h u war exOs* tax the Dartmouth and Princeton game OLD PIASTERS' traffic on October and No'/ember of your eyes and properly fitted F, T. Blish Hardware Co. O Melancholy bird! a winter’s day 12 respectively . ^ glasses , Thou standest by the marg.n of the The Boston Post Road, connect­ South Manchester ing New Haven with Bridgeport, S66 And.^tamght by God dost thy whole Norwalk,?Stamford, Greenwich and being school WALTER OLIVER LBEVOS! South Manchester New York, which will bear the 'B y ■ te v o E : LPEVOS: Tel. 1000 To Patience, which all evil can brunt of the big game traffic, is 130 Center Street Optometrist 1690 open throughout despite some re­ 915 Main Street, So. Manchester riaUh 1 Vfirmlsh f God has appointed thee the Fish construction work being ' done in thy prey; " Fairfield, Westport and Stamford. Tel. 89-8. And given thyself a lesson to the Practically all of the Post Road be­ Hours 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. Fool , tween New Haven and New York is HKBTCHftS BY lIRtiHBT Unthrifty, to submit to moral rule, now 36 feet wide, so that two lanea «VNOI>SI8 BY BRAINXABB And his unthinking course by thee of traffic will be open in each di­ TH E BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: (113) The Vacuum to weigh. rection. There need not schools, nor the The highway connecting New Professor’s chair, Haven with New London and.Bos­ Though these be good, true wis­ ton by way of Providence is in dom to impart; good condition to receive the foot­ I He, who has not enough for these ball traffic, except for a stretch of to spare . about 200 yards in East Haven Of time, or gold, may I'd amend which is rapidly nearing comple­ f 4''-\ his heart, tion. This highway will undoubted­ And teach his soul, by brooks and ly bear most of tho traffic coining rivers fair; ' Nature is always wise in every part. from the Eastern part of .the state I'D __Edward Hovell-Thurlow: The and will come Into importance in carrying Connecticut traffic to Bos­ Heron. ton and Cambridge for the Harv- w ard-Yale conflict on November ^9. Hartford and Springfield traffic can best reach New Haven^ by way A V of Meriden as this road is free of DAILY AIiMANAC It w as l^anois Hawksbee in the ea^ly days of construction work, -^he highways Otto von Guericke, born.at Madgeburg, Prussia, in eighteenth century who for the first time «rew attend Spain ceded Florida to the Unit connecting Hartford with New Hav­ 1602, made several notfible experiments with' electric­ tion to the fact that the elebric.spark and it? cr^ckkn^j cd States, 1820. , en — ’ by way of Middletown j „ and ity. He was the first man to show the immense power Von Guericke also in-" Pikes Peak mountain railroad | Farmington are both under ^con- By pressing a cloth noise resembled jightning. His sparking mfiohtnejipiir of a vacuum. Hf made two hemispheres of metal, the vented the first crude completed, 1890 atructlon at the present time. Three ' against the revolving sul­ sisted*of nothing more than a glass .^jindPT And .R edges of yvhiQh fitted together. Through a tap the air electrical machine. It Grace Darling, lighthouse hero, highways are open for football traf­ phur giobe Von Guericke piece o f silk. Each o f these men laid isifepping stones fic coming from Waterbury and was drawn out with an air pump. It took thirty horses was merely a globe of died, 1842. charged it with electric­ for great deeds to ifollow. (To v other points in. the western section to pull the hemispheres apart. sulphur that whirled in a /OY7 of'the state. Coming from Water- ity- ’ j Skrtehtx«nd 8ifiwpui. Cepyritht, 1»27,'ni.Cf.B.l^i^».<^. ^ -' It is almost impossible to drown By nE*, Through 6p«el»t P«rmlttlen of th> Publlriitf. of 'Th. Boak ef Kn8^ l.jg .2_Cogyfight,^MI^^ too wooden frame^______In Great Salt Lake, Utah. ’The bury cars may enter New Haven by salt is BO concentrated that the hu- way of Cheshire, Bethany or Der-. |nan body will not sifilt. hy. The Derby Road from Watea*i^

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NOWABIGPRODIKXR i X The school board meeting called for Saturday evening was so slimly Charles F- Wagner’s New Vehi­ attended that there was not a quo­ rum. School matters were talked f*U ‘ cle “The Barker” at Parsons’ over by those present and the meet­ Next Week. ing was adjourned indefinitely. Mr. and Mrs. John Lambert hnd Charles L. WagAer, the well their friend, Mrs. Tryon of South known producer whose great dra­ Glastonbury attended the service at AND Ci matic success of last season in New St. Peter’s church Sunday. As the * York, “ The Barker,” comes to Par­ organist was absent Mrs. Lambert ^ a p p i h e s s \ 3.:i sons Theater, Hartford, on October assisted by playing the organ for ,;ds a 'id 24, 25 and 26th, was at an early the morning service and at Sunday "iw ■ age Imbued with the spirit of the :lg;; school. The service was conducted - SV theater and at the age of eighteen by readers in the absence of the -n A*-’ startled the residents . of Shelby- rector, William Higgins and Emi ville, Illinois, by taking over the Burnet of St. Paul’s church, Willi- local opera house and presenting, mantic. i r for one night only, Joseph Caw- While working on the federal thorn in a three act thriller of be^ ^ jroad-q^q sunuaySunday over Inlu the im vicinity of loved memory, "The Little Nugget. | Fawn Brook bridgedge Raymond . A- ua Financially, the presentation was al Smith _ ... and ^ another ----- workman were great success and Mr. Wagner overturned in a truck loaded with MUSIC MAKES SUCCESS SEVI turned bis energies to arranging trap rock. The truck rolled over subsequent attractions. He booked and hurled to the bottom of an em IN LIFE EASIER FOR Walter Whiteside’s “ Hamlet,” bankment where the road has been W j which proved to be more lucrative raised, carrying the two men. Fort­ THEM hiv than “ The Little Nugget.” Shelby- unately both escaped uninjured and tf ville, however, had become far too another truck pulled thev load back iC^RMlNAT/OA small for the far reaching talents to the top again. P and ambitions of the young impres­ The Christian Endeavor meeting ario and he *turned his thoughts was held Sunday evening after be­ Chicagow'ard. ing closed for the last two weeks Chicago was quite a different Mrs. Jennie Robinson -was leader story than -jhelbyville, and it took with the subject “ What the church V, ten years or more before the credit can do in community work.” After ftl. line, "Management, Charlie L. the regular meeting the congrega Wagner” meant anything to any­ tion remained for singing. This one but the producer himself. One consisted of familiar and favorite day, however, the concert managers hymns. This service Is in charge of of Chicago awoke to find that the Allen H. W. Sterry, teacher of the \ young impresario who had so quiet­ grammar grades at the Center ly Insinuated himself into their school. Mr. Sterry plays the organ midst, was directing a young Irish and leads in siqging. M '*^1'':^/(!l^ tenor named John McCormack. Not Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Porter only was Wagner directing him but were week-end guests at the home he w’as doing it so well that McCor­ of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Wilcox in a t mack threatened to become the Watej'bury. Mr. Wilcox is Mr. Por­ greatest single attraction in the ter’s Uncle. country. The threat was fulfilled Mrs. Della Porter is spending the and M:cC0rmack’s success firmly es­ week as the guest of her cousin tablished Charles L. in the concert Mrs. Anna Peck in Danbury. X business. Then, just to prove that Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Benzinger vu the Irish tenor had not been a mat­ and family and Miss Marion Smith, ter of luck and that he really knew teacher of the Hopevale Private how to pick winners, Wagner took school, went on a motortrip to Har- over the destinies of the then un­ risville, R. L, on Sunday. They known singer, Amelia Galli-Curci. were guests there- for the day of In two years she was drawing as Miss Smith’s aunt. heavily as McCormack. One evening he went to hear a practically unknown singer. She BOLTON was only a singing actress evefj one YOUR told him and could not draw a dime on the concert stage. Wagner evi­ Miss Eva Jones of Hartford and : 0- dently had different ideas on the Douglas Hart of Cromwell spent matter for he signed up Mary Gar­ the week end at the home of Mrs. den. With these three great concert THIS attractions making money for him, JOUGS* the impresario turned his thoughts Mr. and Mrs. B. L. McGurk and toward hls^flrst ambition, namely, family spent the week end at their PLAlf£R to become a producer in the legiti­ cottage. ' mate theater. Miss Ruth Jones and Miss Mar­ k garet Kimberly of Goshen visited Real Bariraia In association with A1 Woods he produced .“The Love Child,” and this week at the home of Mrc. R. “ The Mountain Man,” in which Sid­ K. Jones. i r ney Blackn|^^t;;i4S!a<^W^^ Mrs. Frederick Taylor and daugh­ cess. EncoiflN^iigqd «nit. fprtiiied-with ter Dorothy are visiting-in New the experience - gained in these York City at the home of Mr. Tay­ three productions, he struck out lor’s sister. Miss Taylor. $379 »' i alone and did that'lavishly beauti­ The school nurse, Mrs. Margaret. ful production of the romantic Danehy and the music teacher, Mrs. “ Scaramouche." This was followed Ruth Welles, visited schools in with “ The Moonflower” with Elsie town this week. ^ ONLY Bench Tuning Delivery FreeRpUs,; Ferguson, and Sidney Blackmer, The Grange met Friday evening iccepted the invitation 10 Year Guarantee Sover Grange. Bolton furnished »1 Mist,’ the. latter having proved to two numbers, a recitation by Alice be one. of the greatest road attrac­ Lee and a sketch by Ernest Boero $379 Think of getting such a splendid player-piano at such 7 tions ever sent out from New York, and Myron Lee. a low price. This is a real high-grade player o f well and now “ The Barker.” In addition Schools in town were closed Fri­ known make. Guaranteed to give service ^ d satis­ to the company headed by Walter day as the teachers attended a Huston which will be seen in Hart­ meeting at the Willimantic Normal faction. ^ • ford. Richard Bennett is being star­ school. This nationally known, brand new piano for $295. red ilWiipirfp’ ?ih ^^Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolton, Mrs- FIRST COME—FIRST SERVED Guaranteed 10 years. and in Los Angeles Louis Beinnison Jennie Bolton, Mrs. May Hutchin­ Leads another company, while son and J. W. Sumner spent the . Eas3?^enns-^2 Years to Pay plans are afoot to make a presenta­ week end touring Albany, the ACT QUICKLY tion in London. Storm King Highway and other While devoting more of his ener­ places of Interest. gy to the presentation of legitimate Mr, and Mrs. Carlos Ruggles of attractions, Wagner has not slack­ Springfield, spent the week end at ened his concert activities. Last their cottage. year he startled New York’s thea­ Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawton and Good Values In These Rebuilt Kanos trical circles by announcing »that son, Edwin and Miss Marion Tears, Will Rogers, the gum chewing phil­ of Hartford spent the week end at osopher of the Follies, would here­ their bungalow. after appear under his management Mr. and Mrs. Faircloth have left as a single attraction. Heretofore the employ of George Rose. Rogers had appeared sandwiched in R ead This ;& iio Sale between the pulchritude and skits Price of Ziegfeld’s perrenial revue and it All of these used pianos have been Price ?fiee was predicted that he would not be COVLNTRY overhauled and put into perfect play­ able to stand alone. Far from be­ ing condition. They represent splen­ ing a failure, however, Rogers has come to be the most popular man Frank Conners Springfield, did bargains and are good pianos for in the country and his appearance Mass., has entered the employ of the beginners. $47 in any town is a sure sign of a John E. Kingsbury. sell out. Further substantiation of Edward Nlbhols of Bloomvllle, EASY TERMS N. Y., has taken the position driv­ the Wagner hunch is the fact that 2 YEARS TO PAY. ACT NOW! Roger’s share of the receipts last ing the milk truck for J. E. Kings­ year was in the neighborhood of bury. George Kingsbury started Satur­ $150,000. , , , . Thus, in a double role of concei't day morning with four other boys STORE OPEN EVENINGS manager par excellence and pro­ and one girl accompanied by Prof. J. A. Simms of the Connecticut Think ! An Upright Piano for only J47.00. A wonderful bargain. Uioronghly , over. Just tlie Piano for the beginner. < ^ d casew'- ducer of legitimate attractions of • the better grade, Charles L. Wag­ Agricultural college for Memphis, X., AA « haukd. In line shape.’ No reason why you Fine action. ’ A splendid bu|’. T ^ n ^ " o ^ ner occupies a unique place in the Tenn., to attend the National Dairy Be sure and see this. ^Terms only $1.00 a- _ . hall of theatrical glory. Show where the dairy team will cannot own a piano now. Ternis $1.50 f $2.00 a week. enter the dairy judging* contest and ’week. the demonstration team will enter HOLDS ANY PIANO ----- the demonstrating contest. George ANDOVER was one of (hree boys who made the state teaim and now the trip to About 65 new books of fiction Tennessee. and juvenile books have been added Rev, J. N. Atwood was unable to; to the new library. preach Sunday on account of a se-' A Big Sale Mrs. Geonge Nelson will be the vere cold affecting his speech. leader of the Christian Endeavor Ralph Harlow and family moved Sale Price meeting Sunday evening. " to Hartford Monday morning. Mrs. Elswort-h Covell was a caller John E. Kingsbury has been con­ Price Bargain in Willimantic Tuesday afternoon. fined to his bed since last Friday A wonderful re- There was a large number of with an attack of grip, - 15 1 Grangers at the local Grange Fred W. Chase is confined to his Thoroughly over­ ■ built pi^o. As good “Neighbor’s Night” at the town bed. hauled. Fine tone. as new. .Case re­ hall Monday evenin. . The program Wednesday the Ladies’ Fragment $195 Will last 20 years. finished. A fine was extra good, Manchester, Hills society met at the chapel. . singing tone.'-' town and Bolton each furnished one Friday evening Rev. George $175 Just right for the thing on the program. Mansfield Brook of Union ehurch of Rock­ beginner,. and Coventry were also represented. ville will give a lecture with illus­ $3 a Week Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bishop had trated pictures on Maine. $2 a Week 18 callers Sunday. They were The 4-H Coventry Sunshine Scis­ friends and relatives from Willi­ sors club will meet Saturday after­ mantic, Scotland and Wapplng. noon at 2 p. tn. at the chapel. -|:i ’ Sirs. Lewis Th^pS returned home from the Hertford hospital Tues­ day afternoon. Mrs. Phelps under­ went an operation two weeks ago. Don ' f Wait n r For Rain ' Before having that leaky roof repaired. A telephone call brings us without delay. Roof and gutter work our KEMP’S 'l l South lyfanchdster, Conn. specialty. 763 Main Street “MANCHESTER’S PIANO STORE” ^ c f a x 5i f i e a ROBERT GRIFFITH 140 Oak SL Phone 1325-12 W-

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Th TKev hw ' b o m At LaxeLatvd, rla., divore from Clande Moody v\d there her eb&ndon ker^ 1925 beauty won nrsb prixe in a ^a^tnf| daageroos pleiv contest. flying insbrucbor lied, 2ztd sne • §irl Georg* (HaXdeman/ enlhused over ^ er plan and vro^bny : aaid HaldemMV bopped mfen agreed to back her. i of£ for Paris on Oct II PRESIDENT ANGRY LINDSEY IN FAVOR MACHINE THAT THINKS ABOUT TOWN ROAD STATE AID BARBER SHOPS MAY 6 FIREMEN HURT OVER ^ S S SPEECH SEEK RUSSIAN HAS BEEN INVENTED OF BIRTH CONTROL OBSERVE FULL WEEK The fifth In the series of setback SOUGHT BY 162 IN $200,000 FIRE parties will be held at the High­ (Ck>ntinned from 1) (Continued from Page 1) land Park clubhouse tomorrow WHO STABBED evening and will be run in the same inevitably to a deadlock in the con­ Some Plan to Cut Out Half required from eight minutes to a manner as those previous, with six OF CONN. TOWNS vention among the supporters of Poor Have Too Manyr m ii Holiday When Store Sched­ Three Alarm Blaze In Stam­ few hours to make computations prizes for the winners and re/resh- other candidacies, and that dead­ D A N E ’S PAL ule Changes. which would take an engineer from ments. lock, he predicted, will result In the Rich Too Few a mbuth to a year to work out by convention’s unanimously drafting ordinary methods. Tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 the AO But Seven Apply For the present occupant of the White As a result of the change In sche­ ford Keeps Entire Depart­ Girls’ Friendly Society candidates (Continued from page 1) dule of Manchester stores which Foundation, of Machine ^I[OUS6 H e S a y s . becomes effective this coming week “ The foundation of the Integraph will meet at St. Mary's church and “ I can not see,” said Fess, “ how in the evening at 7:30 the society Share, But Exceed Appro­ man— an accomplished violinist, he it is possible that local barber shops ment Busy All Night. la a watt-hour meter of the same any man, tlnless it be for reasons of will no't close any afternoons during type as is in everyone’s home for will give a poverty social in the health, can refuse to accept a nomi­ Seattle, Wash., Oct. 20.— Th* said— and that she had met him parish house. first of the series o f debates on through the famous dancer, Isa­ the working week. At present local recording the amount of power priation By $250,000 nation whendt is tendered him as, barber shops close every Thursday which is used from time to time and the unanimous demand of his “ companionate marriage” bettrten dora Duncan. Stamford, Conn., Oct. 20.— Six Helen Davidson Lodge, Daugh­ Judge Ben Lindsey of Denver* and afternoon. firemen were Injured and a loss es­ records the sum on its dials. It does party.” Not Separated Many of the master barbers have ters of Scotia will hold its annual The Ohio Senator admitted there Rabbi Louis I. Newman of Ban timated at more than ?200,000 was this by running as a motor. meeting in Tinker hall tomorrow at contended that by closing Thurs- Application for State Aid for the is some anti-Coolidge sentiment Francisco, was under discussion. He denied that he and his wife sustained today when fire of un­ “ Integraph Is merely a mathe­ 7:45. Reports and election of offi­ day following the advancing of the - day afternoons their shops have matical way of expressing the sum construction of town roads, under among the western farm leaders, had separated and produced week-^ known origin swept the plant of cers, also a report of the delegate the $2,000,000 biennial appropria­ views of both here last night, t ly love-letters which he said he had been losing the trade of regular cus­ of a series of numbers which vary but he deprecated the extent aad Richards & Co., manufacturing to the grand convention, Miss tion enacted by the last General As­ Efforts of the Seattle Chapter af tomers who visit the shop every according to a given equation. The received in the last few months. chemists. Canal street, and kept Margaret McLean, will be other sembly, has been made by 162 of importance of this. the W. C. T. U. to atop the debata Lord said he had met “ Mimi, day They have for some time been mathematician in using the Inte­ “ I know in Ohio,” h* said, ‘.Tt considei-ing a plan whereby each the entire fire department busy fob matters of business. A large turn­ the state’s 169 towns, according to resulted lu un audieuc© of luij# as he called his wife, during the hours after they were called out by graph, takes the equations which he out of the members Is hoped for, an announcement made today by would be impossible to elect an thousand, mostly women. _ war and had married her in France. barber in a shop could take an af­ ternoon off but alternating so that three alarms. is interested in and plots them on and at this meeting they are re­ the Connecticut Highway Depart­ anti-Coolidge delegation to the next Judge Lindsey first, .exp»J»*a Sighing, he added: the other barbers would remain at “Most of the firemen w^ere over­ a sheet of paper. These sheets are quested to make returns from par­ ment after a compilation of the re­ Republican convention.” just what “ companionate iparrlag'* “ Life is queer. Only a moment come by fumes. The victims are then passed slowly under pointers, their chairs. ties held in their homes, or dona­ turns made to the department head­ is. • . before I was notified of her death With the adoption -of the new Francis O’Grady, broken ankle and i operators stationed along the tions of money for the good of the quarters before midnight October “ It is.” he said, “ just the present I took her wedding ring gift from fumes; Edward Kingsley, severe schedule some of the barber shops length of the machine, keep the order. 15 in accordance with the provi­ AWARD ARMORY CONTRACT state of lawful wedlock, with the my finger and laid it in a box. I h£^e already declared that they will cuts and fumes; Alexander Coons, pointers on the curves. As these use of birth control, uhtll ther* are felt an inward conviction that sions of the appropriation act. keep open every day and evening sprain and fumes; and John Clark, pointers move up and down, the The social committee of the Tn making application for State children by mutual consent.’’ _ something had happened to my Hartford, Conn., Oct. 20.— Con­ during the week with the exception Clarence Brooks and John Cooney, power flowing through the motor Highland Park Community club is Aid, however, these towns exceeded Judge Lindsey was explicit i n ; ^ wife; I just knew it. overcome by fumes. O’Grartv and tract for the general construction ;of course, of Sunday. The barbers varies in proportion, and the nuih busy with plans for the annual Hal-1 the amount of the appropriation by of the new State Armory at Bristol plaining that he was not an advo­ “ Queer, isn’t It? But I’m not sur­ will be given one day off every two Kin.gsley ar ^ in Stamford hospital i revolutions it makes during lowe’en costume masquerade to b e' a quarter of a million dollars, the was awarded today to William Mar­ cate of “ free love,” but, a» he ex­ prised; life is that way. weeks, but the shop will not be whore their condition is said to b e ; operation is the integral, or held in the clubhouse Saturday eve­ total amount applied for, exclusive plained, a strong, proponent of th^ tin & Sons, of Bridgeport, by the “ sacred, time-honored Instltution-r- “ And so Mimi, my bride, my closed for any half holiday^ not serious. Coons returned to duty | which is desired, ning, October 29, when the usual of the share of construction costs State Board of Finance and Con­ wife, is slain. 1 knew something Although this plan has not gen­ after treatment while the others 1 Writes the Aluwer good time is assured. Prizes will be which must be paid by the towns trol. The price is $119,545. The pld-fashioned marriag*.” terrible was coming— and here it erally been adopted some of the went borne Dr. I rank C. McMahon j “ instead of moving hands over a given for the prettiest lady’s cos­ themselves, being $2,250,000. This Wants Clinics firrmen at th< heating contract was awarded G. is.” leading shops have given their ap­ worked over the firrmen at the,^.^j controls a motor tume and the funniest gentleman's will necessitate scaling down each W. Cunningham, of Hartford, for “ I want this pountry,” he said, scene of the blaze and treated bth- i “ to get awgy .frofn a gpudltlon^iji The husband said Mrs. Lord had proval to the plan and it is expected through a relay and the motor is rig. Popcorn and coffee will be free of the 162 applications proportion­ $10,292. the plumbing to H. j A. preferred life in France but that the idea will be generally fol­ cr firemen temporarlty affected. made to drive a pencil on another and ice cream, hot frankfurter ately so that the total will come Schaffer, of Bristol, for $4,666, and which the’poor produce’ .nlbst of the Jlacle Leallter t’loth planned an early viifit to Boston. He lowed by the rest of the shops. sheet of paper also moving slowly sandwiches and soda will be on within the appropriated amount. the electrical work to Griffing-'3co- children and the rich monopolize said he had visite#'-France last Richards & Company, a Du Pont along. The result of all this is to sale. The seven towns which failed to birth control knowledge. I anl'for subsidiary, make leathei cloth and field Co., of Hartford, for $1,650. summer to induce her to return trace on the sheet a curve which is take action in accordance with the The board authorized directors the establishing of clinics which laccer. 'f'jc fire siurted in the pu­ will administer alike to rich apd n-ith him but she had refused. called the integral and which is the appropriation act in their own of Long Lane farm, Middletown, to “ I used every argument in my rification building, a 1-rge struc­ N E W U B R A R Y meetings on or before the first award contracts lor construction of poor, and bring to the birth of chil­ VlfOMEN TO DEMAND result sought. dren an intelligence and love that appeal'to her,” Lord said, but it ture, whirh was wreolred. One nun- Monday in October and to notify a cottage and an informary build­ dred drums of alcohol were des­ “ The machine does not stop at will mean more to futhre. genera­ was all futile. She was even then this, however, but by a second in­ the highway department before ing to the lowest bidders who were in the hands of the fate that troyed during the .fire as well as tions than the hazard births of ac­ SHOWDOWN ON LAW tegrating device, somewhat dif­ Following is a list of new books midnight, October 15 were Bridge- Ci O. Stone, Inc., of Middletown, on brought catastrophe so frequently large amounts of cotton. The alco- water, Chester, Marlborough, Chap­ the general construction, for $66.- cident and chance.” . into Miss Duncan’s life. We knew l;ol drums exploded at intervals. ferent than the first, but perform­ added to the South End library dur­ Rabbi Newman declared that he ing the same operation, integrates ing the past week: lin, New Canaan, North Haven and 184; Bacon Brothers, of Middle- Miss Duncan well and it was at the (Continuenti^ctdr | have consented to appear personally The New York City meeting will Boston, Mass., Oct. 20.— The plete the work under future appro­ at Clncirmatl for the trial. be sponsored by a large number of ' London.— So great was the speed priation. This would permit the fin­ vance on what their grandmoth­ case of Captain John H. Diehl, on AX OliDTl.MEU From reliable sources it was also women engaged in civic enterprises attained by the Supermarine Napier trial In Federal Court for negli­ al completion of several miles of ers were. B u i l d e r ' learned that the state had un cover------and a--- group------of society women S-5 Seaplane flown by Flight-Lleut. gence In handling his vessel, the . i road after a period of years, in- “ As for young men, they are ed a mystery woman witness at j pledged not to serve liquor at any S. N. Webster that students of aero­ City of Rome, and for leaving an­ A traveler in South Georgi:i ask- Q f completion of a short much better behaved than in my Alteration and Repair Work Birmingham, Ala. This woman, \ of their parties. Meetings are to he nautics are beln,g seriously asked other vessel in distress after colli­ ed an old negro cab-drivor his j g^^etch of road each year. Thus a day. There is no brutality. But whose name was not divulged by held in churches, in halls and in whether it will be humanly possible sion, went to the jury this after­ name. ,, | town under the stage construction. I find it difficult to distinguish, Given Proinpt AttoatSwn* ^ First Assistant County Prosecutor homes. . to fly fa.ster. noon. “ George Washington, sah. method might choose to grade Sev- nowadays who are the men and who Carl E. Basler, communicated with Investigation will he made as to The general view of British pi­ Captain Diehl was master of the “ Well, that’s a name well-known eial miles of road under the pres­ the women— the only distinction Residence Tt PltlMn .„^- whether churches are taking an to every person in this country. ent appi'opriation and to pave it seems to be the litUe abbreviated Mr. Basler by long distance tele­ lots, aircraft manufacturers and de­ City of Rome when It crashed Into South Manchester. v ^ o o e phone from Birmingham, Ala., and active or passive interest in the signers of aero engines is that there the Submarine S-51 off Rhode Is­ “ I reckon it oughter be, sah, under future State Aid, instead of skirt.” is believed to have divulged valua­ question, and special cognizance is no reason why even greater land In September, 1925, with a I’se been drivln’ heah for more’n completing the construction of only ble information concerning Mr. will be taken of the records of speeds should not be attained in the loss of twenty-seven lives. fo’ty years.”— Tit-Bits. a part of that mileage with this Remus while he was confined at At­ judges all over the country— air. A few, on the other hand, year’s sura» HiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniinHHiiiMiHw*'**” *'*'**'” ***” ” *-*” **” ******™*****” '*” ” *^*! s lanta penitentiary. This witness whether they have been letting off think that greater speed can only Engineering costs of the work liquor law offenders lightly and also has promised to testify for come by changes In the design of done by the towns, under the State I ^ — s the state during Remus’ fight to whether or not they seem to be aircraft so that the pilot will not Aid appropriation. Including sur­ Service Quality ~ Low PHces save his life from Ohio’s electric meting out adequate penalties. have to stand the great pressure set veying, mapping, etc., will be paid It is also planned to make a up, particularly when the machine iStarting October 25 by the state. Provided they request chair. strong effort to Induce women to According to the telegram re­ Is turning. it, the commissioner has offered the ceived by Basler from County register so they can vote in the Members of the firm of D. Na­ towns the services of It*?. Hulse in I Friday Specials j primaries and general election for pier and Sons, designers and con- an advisory capacity ani has also Prosecutor Charles E. Taft, 11, men who are pledged to law en­ Harry Brown, brother of Mrs. Imo- structorS of the engines with which New Closing Schedule offered co-operation in the matter I Fresh SoUd Oysters ...... S gene Remus, will join the state at forcement. all tiie British machines in the of road building machinery. Washington and assist in the devel­ Schneider Cup were fitted, think 5 Fresh Salmon, Fresh Haddock, Fresh Hahbut Steak, | opment of the state’s case. that the engines were patently able b ig OABIiE MERGER to stand up to even greater speeds. 5 Large Smelts, Swordfish. = It was also learned today that None of them gave the slightest MANCHESTER STORES i Fancy Mackerel...... ,loC U>. g George L. Conners, first lieutenant Pittsburgh, Pa., Oct. 20.-^tock- trouble In the race, and It was not of the former bootleg king, will join holders of five wire and cable com­ on account of the failure of his and BANKS CLOSED Typew riters Elston in Washington. panies have had under considera­ motor that Lieut. Klnkald had to i Nice Yellow Globe Turnips ...... v . . 2 5 c § The first Washington depositions tion a proposal to merp the ' . i It was feared, however, that the an­ Baltimore, Chicago, St. Louis, Fort A Urop of water may contain as f^nm m iiiiiinillllMIIUIUMIMUUUHHiMUIiHIHIHUOlWHm«hinH«BWUh»m>^“ thracite miners would strike before Wayne, Ind.; Emeryville, Calif., many ^ 100 forms of life, visible Read Herald Advs undtr. a niicroicooB. this dispute could be and SunUton. Ontario.

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PR IV A E DRIVEWAY She’s Engaged to “SHANGHAI BOUND” X X Congressman ■ -mDSES ACCIDENT, COMES TO CIRCLE Richard Dix’ Latest Produc­ State Finds “Careless B a l­ ' INC. ing” and Failure to Give tion Scheduled to Arrive on Right of Way Responsible. Saturday For Two Day En­ Free Suburban Telephone Service—Call 1530 HARTFORD gagement- HARTFORD Light delivery trucks are in­ volved in 20 per cent., or one-fifth, Audiences in one of Hartford s of all motor vehicle accidents at principal theaters are being thrilled private driveway intersections in this week by the picture which is Connecticut, investigation by the to be featured at the Circle theater state motor vehicle department has on Saturday and Sunday. It is shown. The majority of such acci­ “Shanghai Bound,” with Richard dents are in the populous centers Dix as the star a film which has where these trucks usually operate, been eagerly awaited by film fans in fact, more than half of the “pri­ since its start was announced some vate drivewaj^’ accidents thus far tim e ago. “Shanghai Bound” is a romantic Sale this year have occurred in eleven cities. melodrama laid along the Yangtse The frequency with which deliv­ River in China and China is “In the ery trucks are called upon to use news” daily. private ways Is found as a direct For months, scarcely a day has Outstanding Aninversary Values Throui^iout the Big Store of Ours and influence upon the number of such passed without some headline, such accidents but it has been shown as “Marine Land in Shanghai” or that a large percentage of the col­ “Warships Shell Chinese City ’ or lisions might have been Avoided. “Chinese Pirates Attack Ameri­ Ignorance of the law relating to cans.” Dix’ la'test vehicle Is laid the right of way at private drive­ right in the t^ick of the riots which way intersectins with the public have brought China into the con­ highway has played a large part, sciousness of every newspaper read­ but greater causes of acJISents -re er.- “inattention” on the part of opera­ Dix plays the role of a Yangtse FREE SOUVENIRS tors and “careless backing.” These River steamer captain, operating up two latter causes with “failure to the river from Shanghai, where The best we have ever given. Free Souvenir Coupons with purchases at the Anniversary Sale> grant right of way,” have been re­ Miss Metze Jones, sister of Con­ one night he runs across ajarty of sponsible for nearly two-thirds of gressman Marvin Jones of Ama­ Americans who are totally unaware Exchange them for useful articles at Souvenir Dept.—Downstairs. all such accidents. rillo, Tex., Is to become the bride of their danger from the hunger- The law regarding right of way mad hordes. How he takes them of Congressman Sam Rayburn of down the river after his Chinese at private driveways, which has Bonham, Te.x. Congressman Ray­ frequently been published, and crew has deserted and Joined'with burn met Miss Jones while visiting river pirates who attack the ship which is usually made a part of Uie his friend, Congressman Jones. questionnaire at the . examination forms one of the most thrilling OUTSTANDING VALUES of prospective drivers, is specific. stories ever filmed. It reads, “No operator or driver Mary Brian plays the role of tmtering upon a, public highway ‘TIGURES DON’T LIE” Sheila Louden, American heiress or, private way; shal^ have the rfeht who is with her father on an In­ 'bf way.” spection tour of his interests when The motor vehicle department AT STATE TOMORROW riots break out. An excellent cast does not interpret this to mean that includes 'more than 150 Chinese Women’s New Winter COATS persons operating on the public who appear in the fight scenes. highways should give no considera­ Esther Ralston, Blonde Beauty, Edward S. (Tex' O’Reilly, erst­ at the Anniversary Sale tion' to those entering from private Is Star—^Furniture Given while drillmaster for the Chinese .^rays— quite the contrary— but it Away Tonight. Imperial Army wrote “Shanghai does consider that the private-way Bound.” Ray S. Harris and Jo)in 'driver must exercise the utmost Goodrich adapted it for the screen. Esther Ralston, now recognized Luther Reed directed on a specta­ caution in entering a stream of as one of the foremost exponent'? of And a Rousing Coat Day It Will Be With Vast Assortments, Newest r traffic and do so only when it can light comedy in the movies, is the cular scale. Styles and Anniversary Sale Prices. be done with .afety. and without principal reason why “Figures interfering with the rights of Don’t Lie,” which comes to the those who are already operating State tomorrow for two days, is a MONTE WINS RIALTO •upon the public highway itself. good picture. But this film is not Heavy traffic hours, when acci­ all that is offered. On the same Stylish Mixture Coats $1 9 .9 8 dents of all types are most numer­ program will be seen Johnny 'Walk­ PATRONS WITH HOMER ous, are also the hours in which er with Silverstreak, the dog ac­ private driveway accidents are most tor, in “The Snarl of Hate.” Also Gets Girl He Loves and frequent. Particularly bad hours Furniture night is at the State $25 Grade ;or accidents at these intersections this evening with another load of Baseball Honor on Same All fur trimmed. are from 4 to 6 o’clock in the after­ furniture being given away. Irene Clout in Side-Splitting Com­ noon and from Noon until 3 ’clock. Rich is the star of the production, edy Tonight and Tomorrow. . Many causes are listed, aside “Don’t Tell the Wife,” another from the three major reasons for crashes. at private Intersections. light comedy which gives the star You’ll laugh when you see It and Bolivia and Suede Coats $2 9 .0 0 Skidding accidents have been num­ every opportunity to display her un­ laugh again when you think about erous and other causes frequently usual acting ability and the con­ Blpe In “The Bush Leaguer” will listed are intoxication, too much trasts which the film calls for. hit you. It’s a circuit clout of clean, speed, cutting In, runaway cars. As a private secretary Esther amusing entertainment—a delight­ $35 Grade Improper parking, lack of control, Ralston is a riot. She, is beautiful fully amusing comedy of drama of carelessness, of pedestrians, inex­ and she is not dumb. In fact she’s small town life. A hero of the big perience, and defective .equipment. the brains of the organization for sticks!—you’ll love him! for dress, with collars and cuffs of durable fur. ’ Contributors, other than motor which she works. Monte Blue has played many, ■S. vehicle operators, have also been In spite of that brain power, sorts of red-blooded heros. Every­ responsible for many accidents of however, she will play with jealousy one remembering “The Limited this type. On the list as contribu­ and in so doing almost gets herself Mail”, “The Black Diamond Ex­ Handsomely Furred Coats $3 9 -0 0 tors are motormen bicyclists, team­ shot. She almost gets drowned when the jealousy game acts as a press,” “The Brute,” “Wolf’s Cloth­ sters, animals, and highway work­ ing’ and a score of other film men. boomerang and she has her share of suffering from it. triumphs. But never has he given a An'absent minded business man, more amusing and sympathetic $45 Grade :C)LltolKXqE.4tT!) who has a wife with a long memory characterization than that erf IX C.ARROTS OX MARKET and a sharp tongue, a dashing “Spec's” White, the Idaho small young sales manager, and a stenog­ town boy. Broadcloth and Venetian Cloth, in the new sport and dress models. Paris—In spite of his eighty-six rapher who is more of a vampire Ridiculed for his ambition to .years, Clemenceau is just as keen than a typist, figure in the Inci­ make a fortune out of the gas as ever on finding things out for dents that keep the private secre­ pump he has Invented, Specs plays himself. Recently he was noticed tary, and incidentally the audience, ball on the sand-lot next his garage G »t. of New Zealand Cloth $4 9 .0 0 among some street markets, mak­ in a constant state of excitement! when a scout from Los Angeles sees ing trifling!purchases .to find out a “The Snarl of Hate,” Friday and his pitching and offers him a chance little about the nost of living. Saturday’s companion feature, is on a 'big league team. How his . “These are too dear” he was the story of a murderer who was courage wilts and is revived by the $65 Grade heard to remark to a fat market- tracked down through the genius young lady who owns the team, and woman asking 60 centimes for some of a'wonderful dog. Johnny Walker how he wins the game, and the carrots. “I’ll give you fifty.” has the first dual role in his career lady, by a home run, together with that will stand all weather, Trimmed with shawl collar and wide cuffs “All right, my little old man,” in this picture. scores of other dramatic and rib­ she replied, “you may take them at On Saturday afternoon Manager tickling episodes, make “The Bush of Pointed Wolf. that price because you make me Sanson is conducting a singing and Leaguer” a play among a thousand. think of the good old man Monsieur dancing contest for children, the Clyde Cook and William Dem­ Clemenceau who I wish would come winners to be entered in a big con­ urest are a team of comedians to back and rule us again.” test with winner's from other Con­ remember chucklingly and Leila The New Juliane Broadcloth Coat $09*99 The “Tiger” smiled and walked necticut theaters. Three prizes are Hyams who appeared with Monte away with his carrots. offered on Saturday. Blue in “The Brute” is extremely good to look at. The largest tree in the United On the Soutb Sea Islands live a $85 Grade | variety of crab, the largest in the “The Bush Leaguer” Is a sincere States is the General Sherman in and authentic bit of roughneck life Sequoia National Park. It is 280 world, which pick up cocoanuts and dig out the eyes. Through that no one should miss seeing. It A distinctly dressy model with a shawl collar and deep cuffs of Mandel feet high and 36.5 feet iu diame­ is tonic, hilarious, you’ll root for It. ter. these holes they extract the meat. Fur, ' . Doing Our Autumn Moving Coats in the Larger $2 9 .0 0

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Somehow the selection of Eva La Feminine Lore Gallienne, actress and organizer of the Civic Repertory Theater, as the S. S. ®'VAN DINE guilt. © outstanding woman of 1926, the He remained thoughtful for some woman who has achieved most for Characters of th’^'S^iry ! time. Then, having apparently ai> America, leaves the mass of people PEILO "VANCE rived at a decision, he rang for Inquiries regarding the cosy fur-^recall serving such a dessert and a little cold, though they acclaimed JOHN F.-X. MABKHAM.DiatHct Swacker and asked that Phelps be nished flat which may be rented, | suggest that what is wanted is the some previous awards such as to Attorney o/ Eew 7ork County sent for. ?or an Indefinite time by adults recipe in their cook book printed the woman who won the title one “I’ve a plan that may nail this who would care for it as their own a few years ago and is given be­ year for her w'ork with drug ad ALTIE' H. BENSOy...... Well- low. I have the Grape Nuts recipe known Wall Street broker and affair down tight,” ho said. “And should be made of the the writer. diets, etc. The point is that heart it’ll be evidence that not even you, This is an unusual opportunity to booh with no less''than 10 differ­ rather than head rules. People in man-about-town, who was mys­ ent pudding recipes, one of which teriously murdered in his home Vance, can gainsay.” occupy a furnished home at less the mass “ get a much bigger kick' Phelps'came In, and Markham than the apartment of five rooms is on the package. This one from out of service to other human be­ MAJOR ANTHONY BEN SO N ...' gave him Instructions. would ordinarily rent for. the cook book would make a gen­ ings’ bodies than they do to their ... Brother of the murdered man erous supply and might be halved “Go and see Miss SL Clair at souls and minds. MRS. ANNA PJjATZ...... once. Get to her some wayi and From “Children” the m^azine for the small family. If it doesn’t suit I will try again. The same ..Housekeeper for Alvin Benson ask her what was in the package for parents are taken the follow­ Elopes With Office Girl ing seven commandments: amount of dates may be cut up and Here’s wagering that many a MURIEL ST. CLAIR...... Captain Leacock too^ away from substituted for the raisins if de­ ...... A young singer her apartment yesterday and threw 1 Fill every period of your wife as she read the morning paper child’s life with the joy of com- sired. CAPTAIN PHILIP LEACOCK... in the East river.” Grape Nuts Pudding didq’t like the looks of that Can­ ...... Miss St. Clair's fiance He briefly summarized Hlggln- Three and one half cups milk dler story at all. I mean the one bothamis report of the night be­ panions^ePj your child to gain an about Asa G. Candler,' Jr,, heir to LEANDER ...... heated and poured over one cup fore. “Demand that she tell you, inner self-control. He will thus be a fat share of the Coca Cola for­ ...... Intimate of Alvin Benson s able to endure sharp experiences Grape Nuts. Let cool. Add four and intimate that you know lt>was tablespoons sugar, yolks of two tunes, who eloped with his stenog­ MRS. PAULA BANNING.....-- the gun with which Benson was unflinchingly. rapher, being the third Candler to ...... A friend of Bfyfe’s 3. , From his earliest years teach eggs, salt and one half cup seed* shot. do the same thing. Laugh as you your child to overcome fear. His less raisins. Flavor with vanilla. ELSIE HOFFMAN. .Secretary of “ She’ll probably refuse to answer, Stir in the beaten whites of the will at the idea, most wives have the firm of Benson and Benson and will tell you to get out. Then freedom of thought and action will a firm belief that all women In fit him for constructive activities eggs and bake one hour in slow i COLONEL BIGSBY OSTRANDER go downstairs and w a if develop­ oven placing the pudding dish in their husband’s offices constitute = ...... A. retired army officer ments. If she ’phones, listen in at of all kinds. menaces to their homes and happi­ 4. Stimulate your child s curio­ a pan of water. the swltchoard. If she happens to ness. And probably they’d feel even 1 WILLIAM B. MORI ARTY...... sity. When he asks you questions m ...... An alderman: send a note to anyone. Intercept It. It Is a fine Idea for a merchant worse if they knew the truth which And if she goes out—which I hard­ is that the average female office I GEORGE G. STITT...... worker feels sorry for the woman g ...... Of the firm of Stitt ly think likely — follow her and learn what you can. Let mo hear ing a single article for sale. It never who has to he married to her boss! I and McCoy, Public Accountants .5 If your child has a sense of Sour grapes, maybe, maybe not! from you the minute you get hold inferiority, seek to overcome it by fails to attract attention. Doubt­ 1 MAURICE DINWIDDIE- of anything.” less some of you noticed the adver­ K ...... A.ssistant District Attorney dwelling upon that which will make “little Women’s” Father “I get you. Chief.” Phelps seemed him strong. Thus he will lose sight tisement of Brown, Thomson & The father of the “Little Wom­ = ERNEST HEATH...... pleased with the assignment, and of his weakness in fun and achieve­ company one day this week, across 1 geant of the Homicide Bureau the head of which was simply a cut en” made famous by Louisa May departed with alacrity. ment. ,, j s b u r k e , s n it k in , e m e r y .... 6. Remember that a well-round- of their store windows with the Alcott’s book by that name has Jersey Or Tweed For Are such burglarious and eaves­ shades drawn and the captain “ The been laughed at as an impractical i Detectives of Homicide Bureau j naaHa fn ViaVA R ZGSt lOY Sh&dGS drEWB flHU. 1116 CaPLalll lllo Sportswear dropping methods considered ui'^Your List him Things Unseen.” Th® text Jor the dreamer. But the picture which I BEN HANLON...... Command- ethical by your learned profes­ 1 to deal with his world unsentimen- mo^t part was aje^^ Honore Willsie Morrow draws of A. One piece and trimmed only wilj 1 ing Officer of Detectives as- sion?” asked Vance. “I can’t har­ of the great store of Marshall Field Bronson Alcott in her new book, i signed to District Attorney's office monize such conduct with your tally and with wisdom a jabot of self material is this simpw 7 Last, but not least, develop & Company, Chicago, which cele­ “The Father of Little Women, froek which steadfastiy m a in t ^ 1 PHELPS, TRACY, SPRINGER, other qualities, y’ know.” in your child a deep confidence in brated its diamond anniversary makes one wish that all fathers that the straight, ^ 1 HIGGINBOTHAM ...... Markham leaned back and gazed only a week or so ago. At this time would take as much interest in way t« smartness In j^orts attire. g ...... Detectives as- the moral world. This you must up at the chandelier. feel yourself before you can ever a specially fine display of all that their own offspring. The bodice front is jom w to a 1 signed to District Attorney's office ‘Personal ethics don’t enter into communicate it to him. Is new in Cheney silk and velvets Among his papers Mrs. Morrow pleated skirt section ben»th a wide I CAPTAIN CARL HAGEDORN.. it. Or, If they do, they are crowded _____ , was made, together with old and found tablet after tablet filled with ^ede belt, and the ba<^ “ 5 ^ s ...... Fire-arms expert opt by greater and graver consider­ A r/^nldne expert says that sweet new looms and two local women in the father’s analyses and wonder- No. 1488 is design^ in |4, 86, A cooking j __ .lonnQ +n demonstrate them. ations------by the higher demands of potatoes are delicious roasted with attendance to incs about his children. “Louisa, 38, 40 and 42 mches butt. Sfae 86 i DR. DOREMUS...... Major Benson g ...... Medical examiner justice. pork The method is to pare them The things unseen referred to the he" wrote, “ is a guideless creature, requires 2H yards 54-mch matenaL policy of the Chicago store, as well the district attorney and offering Society must be protected; and L d put them into the roaster with the child of instinct yet unenlight­ Price of pattern 15 cents. f r a n k botham’s report, Markham had de­ Our Fashion Book, illustrating = SWACKEB...... the citizens of this county look to the meat about an hour before the as the one in Hartford, which has ened by love.” The majority of fa- the M retary to the District Attorney up my sweet freedom on the altar newest and most practiett styles, will cided to place the captain In cus­ me for their security against the roast is done. Season with salt and prospered for more than 60 years, thers assume that mothers will do of truth and j.ustice and that sort to draw down the curtains of the be of interest to every home d w I CURRIE...... Vance's valet tody, and to proceed with his encroachments of criminals and pepper and baste with the drippings the Investigation, if any, of their preparation of data foP the grand of thing. ...” store windows on the Sabbath, re­ maker. Price of the book 10 cents i S. S. TAN DINE. ....T he Narrator The telephone rang, and Vance evil-doers. Sometimes, In the pur­ in the pan. children’s souls. Jury. gardless of the Inestimable value the copy. = • ♦ ♦ answered It. suance of my duty, it is necessary Although Vance and I arrived at of those windows as an advertising Colonel’s Lady and Judy W T H IS H A S h AFPENHH “Not wanted,’’ he said, closing off to adopt courses of conduct that Miss M. W. Shahane, young Hin­ the office at 9 o’clock Markham, was. medium. The Hartford store is one The high cost of living must = Vance eUminate. St. Clnit immediately. Then he stepped back conflict with my personal instincts. du miss of high caste is at the of the few who also respects the Manchester Herald ~ as a suspect toy demonstrotlnsr already there. As we entered the have smitten even our rich folks, s ns and folded his arms. “ I have no right to jeopardize the Woman’s Medical college of Penn­ holy day. Good Friday when so that the person who .hot Ben.o* room, he picked up the telephone for never have the magazines been Pattern Service. juust have been approximately .lx At the end of a brief silence, whole of society because of an as­ sylvania for a four year course, so many others close and doubtless receiver, and asked to be put so filled with endorsement ads from icet tall. Word is brouKht that a Markham spoke, his voice quaver­ sumed ethical obligation to an in­ that she may have “ some> purpose this is the case with Marshall Field ^Pattern No...... liirse KPsy aotomobllCf ■ecu out- through to Sergeant Heath,^ this Lady Goohoofis who always side Benson’s house the hlfftot ol ing with rage. dividual. . . . You understand, of in life.” She intends to open an & Company, Price 15 Cents. ^ At that moment Vance did an “ If you don’t go at once, Vance hospital in North India when she sleeps on a Blank mattress, and the murder. Is listed to i*lyt^ course, that 1 would not use any that Lady Woosis who never retires Pfyte admits that he had Intended amazing thing. He walked swiftly and let me run this office myself information obtained by these un­ returns. She has always wanted to Pure llama’s hair cloth, a mate­ calliag on Benson but had changed without 'greasing her chest with N a m e ...... to the district attorney’s desk and, I’ll have no choice but to call in ethical methods, unless it pointed be a doctor from the time she saw rial known for centuries in South his mind. He mentions that he snatching the receiver out of Mark­ a missionary treating a sick moth­ America is now being manufactured Blank Kures Kroup. saw Beacoch In tront of the house. those policemen.” to criminal activities on the part Size ...... ham’s hand, clamped it down on Vance smiled. He knew Mark er and baby feeling that a native for the first time in this country. It’s the same old story of every- NOW BEGIN THE STORY of that individual. And in such a hodv trying to live according to a the hook. ham would take no such eutreme could perhaps do more for Indians The success of camel’s hair cloth • • • case. 1 would have every right to standard of living which they can t Address .. w... • Then he placed th^.telephone to measures. A^ter all, the issue be than foreigners. for men’s and women’s garments CHAPTER XXXIl use it, for the good of the com- afford, and trying desperately to tween these two friends was an in led to experiments with llama’s one side, and laid bdl&'-hands on the m unity.” get the funds somehow. Mrs, John (Tuesday. June 18; 9 a. m.) tellectual one; and though Vance’s hair, and the result is llamando other’s shoulders. vSl^arkham was “I dare say you’re right,” yawned A well known society woman Smith tries to give lobster Patty rpHB next day—the fourth of the too astonished and bewildered to actions had placed it for a moment ventured the opinion the other day cloth. It is soft >and fleecy but prac­ Send your order to the “ Pat­ Vance. “But society doesn’t int’rest tically wrinkleless, and shower luncheons on her husband's $175- tern Dept., Manchester Evening investigation — was an Im­ protest; and before he could re­ on a physical basis, there was no me particularly. And I inf’nitely that the new lavishly beautiful a-month salary, and Lady Whoosls cover himself, Vance said in a low, danger of its so continuing. modes for women had been design­ proof. Not having access to a zoo Herald, Manchester, Conn.” portant and, In some ways, a mo­ prefer good manners to righteous­ where we might check up on lla­ throws a Versailles week-end party firm voice, which was all the'-more . , MarKhfim’s beligerent gazd slow ed by m,en coutouriers— for a pur­ mentous one in the solution of the 4 ness.” s mas we find in Webster’s dictionary with gushing fountains, cham­ impelling because pf-its softness; • iy turned to one of profound per­ As he finished speaking Swacker pose. They want to make women pagne, and all the trimming^ cost- problem posed by Alvin Benson’s more old-fashionly womanly again. a picture and description, which “I’m not going i o ' let you jail plexity. • ' announced Major Benson, who summed up terms them wild or do­ ing as many hundred thousand dol- murder. Leacock,—that’s what 1 came here “Why are you so damned inter­ “ Give women fuss and feathers and MAKfS FAT PEOPLE SUM wanted to see Markham at once. they just can’t be as stridently mas,- mesticated South American rumin­ lars as her year’s income, and one Nothing of a definite nature came for this morning. You’re not going ested in Leacock?” he asked gruffly The major was accompanied by ants, allied to camels but without lady is just about as worried as “Why this irrational insistence that culine as some of them have be­ to light, but a new element was to order his arrest as long as I’m a pretty young woman of about 22 come of late,” said she. True it is the ’hump and sometimes used as the other. t New York Physician Perfects in this office and can prevent it by he remain at large?” beasts of burden in the Andes. Only difference Is that Lauy injected into the case; and this new with yellow bobbed hair, dressed that styles have not been so at­ Simple and Easy Method any means whatever. “ You priceless, inexpressible daintily and simply in light blue Their long, wooly coats shade from Whoosis can endorse cold creams element eventually led to the guilty tractive siqce one can remember. 'There’s only one way you can ass!” Vance strove to keep all hint crepe de chine. Perhaps we say this of every new white to cream, tan, gray and black because her name means something of Reducing Weight I ^ person. accomplish this act of unmitigated of affection out of his voice. “ Do But for all her youthful and season’s modes. Even sport clothes and by blending, shades and pat­ but Mrs. John Smith hasn’t this op­ Before we parted from Markham folIy,’‘''tf6A, that’s- by summonIhg yom thInk T cayc particularly what somewhat frivolous appearance, she are growing more careful ot their terns are obtained without dyeing. portunity to make up for her ex­ Dr. R. Newman, a licensed prac­ happens to a southern army cap­ possessed a reserve and competency MARY TAYLOR ’ travagance. ticing physician, of 286 Fifth A '^ after our dinner with Major Ben­ youf poliiimen vWd? • 9*® steps. nue, New York, announces that he forcibly ejected. And 1 advise you tain? of manner that immediately evoked son, Vance bad made the request has perfected a treatment yhlch to call a goodly number of ’em, be­ “There are hundreds of Leacocks, one’s confidence. In reply to the Inquiry from a Don’t Like Gilda has quickly rid fat people of that he be permitted to call at the cause I’ll give ’em the battle of all alike—with their square should­ Major Benson Introduced her as Maple street resident for the recipe “Poland,” a magazine issued by American Poles, used a picture of weight. What is more remarkable district attorney’s office the next their bellicose lives?’’ ers and square chins, and their his secretary, and Markham placed for Grape Nuts pudding served at the famous Polish actress, Gilda is the Doctor’s statement that he morning. The Incredible part of this knobby clothes, and their totemistic a chair for her facing his desk. a supper at Second Congregational Lifers Niceties church some time ago, the ladies I Gray on their cover. Cover pictures.] has successfully t r e a t e d thottsands Markham, bcth disconcerted and threat was that Vance meant it code^ of barbaric chivalry. Only ‘ “ Miss Hoffman has just told me of patients for fat reduction with­ a mother could tell ’em apart. . . • something that I think is vital for haie asked about it are unable to in previous Issues had always been literally. And Markham knew he HINTS ON ETIQUET serious men like Paderewski or a out unnecessary change of diet ol impressed by his unwonted ear­ I’m int’rested In you, old chap. I you to know,” said the majorand meant it. great Polish general. The Poles burdensome exercise. He also saya nestness, had complied; although, 1 don’t want to see you make a mis­ I brought her directly to you.” “If you do call your henchmen," “ got all worked up about it. that fat people who suffer from think, he would rather have made take that’s going to injure you He seemed unusually serious, and he went on, “you’ll be the laughing Which may or may not prove that chronic rheumatism, gotft, asthma more than it will Leacock.” his eyes held a look of expectancj^ and high blood pressure obtain his arrangements for Captain Lea stock ot the city inside of a week; 1. Does the bridegroom ever the Poles have better sense than Markham’s eyes lost their hard­ colored with doubt, Bridge M e some other nations which would great relief from the reduction of cock’s arrest without the disturbing for, by that time, it’ll be known “Tell Mr. Markham exactly, what go to the bride’s house 'and ness; be understood Vance’s motive, rather lay claim to a Gilda Gray their superfluous flesh. Realizing influence of the other’s protesting who really did shoot Benson. And you told me. Miss Hoffman.” take her to the church? that this sounds almost too good to I’ll be a popular hero and a martyr and forgave him. But he was still than a Paderewski. In proof there­ presence. (To Be Contlnaed) A n oth er 2. Who takes the bride? be true, the Doctor has offered to —God sdve the mark!—for defying firm in hi's belief of the captain’s of observe our own magazine cov­ It was evident that, after Hlggln' 3. When does the groom first send without charge to anyone who . BY W. W. WENTWORTH ers. •will write him, a free trial treat­ (Abbreviations; A— ace; K——1 see her in her wedding gown? SIDE TRAIN, ment to prove his claiins, as well king— —qaeen; J—Jack; X— The Answers aq his “Pay-when-reduced plan, it any card lower tiian .) 1. No. you want to rid yourself of super­ someplace In a zebra coat. I wonder 10 Moire silk, in a delicate pink, that forms the basis of all of the 2. Whoever gives her away. fluous fat, writ^ him ^o^y. ad­ faith-healing cults that have exist­ if by any chance it could have fashions an evening gown witli a been related to the four little fel­ 3. At the altar. dressing Dr. R. NewiMB, 286 Fifth ed since the beginning of time. This houffanjt bow on the left side from Avenue, New York City, Dept. R. power of suggestion is equally re­ lows that drew a tiny gold coach in 1— Should you lead away which a fish tail train emerges. a certain children’s circus? Perhaps sponsible for creating in some peo­ adv. ______— —— it is one of .them! Has he risen to from king ? . ^ ^« Hot, Tired Feet Daily Health Service ple a belief in the presence of dis­ still greater heights of glory? Does 2— Dummy holds A Q 10. HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL ease that does not actually exist. he look down from zebra heaven Declarer holds XXX- How Quickly Relieved Auto-Suggestion and behold himself aa others used should declarer finesse first by World Fapied Authority \ It is possible to overcome a mental hazard by auto-suggestion, to see him? time played? Here’s welcome news to tiiose who 0/ie 'Cleaners il^ a t ■eiean We stop the car for five precious 3— What are the probabili­ as was suggested Indeed by the late minutes to watch a chipmunk play­ suffer from swollen • aching f^ t; a but not too much lamented Coue. ties of another player’s hold­ Sblespoonful of Sylpho-Nathol m a This Is the third of- a series of four inherited as a part of our mental ing hide and seek ’round a log. We Every man starts his game with a gallon o f hot water wUl brmg instant articles on analyzing the golfer’s processes. There seems to be such a ruin a farmer’s fen.ee and our own ing the same card distribution Would It Be ^ Coat, Perhaps, thing as a born golfer. What is good potential mental handicap. Far mud-guard to save a mole that relief 1 Takes out sting, reduces swell­ mind. Tomorrow: General Mental more depends on the brain one as the declarer? for the average golfer who plays pokes across the road. We act like The Answers ing, ends all discomfort. Banish^ Madame? Aspects of the Game- brings to the links, the courts, or from ninety to one hundred may be children at a circus if we spy a 1 ______No, unless you have c no o ^ safer , callouses, humons, too. And the business office than on the is it your winter coat that you would have look BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN bad for the super-golfer who is squirrel or a woodchuck or a rab­ ^u’ll find Sylpho-Naty e^^ly ^ like new-' It will be a pleasure for us to clean things which occur there. bit or any furry citizen of the usually in the low seventies, and at 2 ______Play from small hand^freshing and in your bath. Get Sylpho- It and preaa It. and a worst near to eighty. The real test of mental efficiency, v/oods out for an airing. Yet just so Editor Joumal 6f the American as emphasized by Dr. Hyslop, is one finesse 10. Natooi at all dealers. smart and new it looks after ^ we’re not at the killing, we’ll hang 3— About 50-50. gan’s for setting up exercises. At your service any Medical Association and of Hygeia, As Dr, Hyslop points out, the of balance, and of the relativities selection of clubs may he an indi­ a hundred or so of these little fel­ the Health Magazine of judgment, feeling and control. lows all over us and adjust the an­ time. , cation of the nature of the golfer’s aCS6XXX3gCXXXXX8e0006KX3CXX36X9^^ A frequent subject for debate in cranium. Some golfers acquire an gle of our heads to the price we Cleaning and dyeing promptiy and p e r f^ j Ihe locker room or at the nineteenth intimate and friendly knowledge of paid for them. iy done. Your orders caiied for and deiiv- a In the zoo I have watched otter hole Is the type of mind that is best a few clubs; others, through obses­ Home Page Editorial and heaver play like happy chil­ ered. They are taken care of as your indi­ for golf. Some insist that the dull, sions of fear and timidity, make CLEAN MILK dren, doing unbelievably clever 1 ^! vidual things—not huddled together in a su­ unimaginative mind prevents erra­ many acquaintances hut few tricks in the water. I never saw a tic shots, claiming also that undue friends. It Is better to know three Means burban bundle.” BensitlveiiesB and intelligence tend THERE, CALFIE, caracul or a Persian lamb, but from clubs well than a dozen slightly. the nature o f,their names I judge Telephone 1510 b mitigate efficiency. The Visiting Dub Dr. Theodore B. Hyslop, British DON’T YOU CRY that they are not beasts of prey. fieurologist and a leading golfer, The player'wh“b“is a super-golfer Breltschwantz, or unborn lamb, is Healthful Milk feserts that the latter type MPinore on his own links and a dub when the silkiest, softest and one of the THK iroductive of brilliancy than the visiting elsewhere is not an unfami­ By Olive Roberts Barton most expensive furs. Proud is the By every known means we liar figure. The visit is a test of his woman who owns a coat of any of iDOUGAN nVE 'WORKS inner particularly »*ttw*the indi- INC. *dual player schoolp himself to ability to react to a strange en­ tll6S6* ^ safeguard your health by bring­ I suppose that calves are bom to HARRISON ST. iv^rcome incidental ana tempera- vironment, his ability to judge dis­ “There little calfle don’t you tance, and his emotional nature cry! be killed, and wood animals might ing to your door SOUTH MANCHESTER, ental variations. - become pests in time. But one Human beings react differently generally. True efficiency is able to .You’ll be a fur coat by and by.” CONN, respond s^isfactorlly under any They have been promoted, the thing puzzles me. If we are civiliz­ 0 various situations. Most of us ed human beings, what excuse is Clean Pasteurized M il|c ollow ordinarily the line of least conditions. coverings of young veal, from cob­ The psychological hazard or bler to furrier. Adorned with such there on earth for wearing umborn phone esistance. The natural way to act pony? It is the newest fur, I hear. 1 usually the most economical way mental handicap unquestionably trappings and strappings that their IA5 1 0 exists in golf. It is only necessary own mothers wouldn’t know them! com the physical and mental point BRIDAL GOWN if view. Therefore, Dr. Hyslop be- to point out to some golfers the I remember the first pony coat I J, H. Hewitt presence of a narrow ditch fifty feet ever saw, some years ago. I felt ieves that the i Instructor will culti- A gleaming wedding dress of from the tee to have them drop the as though I had recognized the te the pupH’a natural processes Ivory satin has drop yoke, long 49 HoU St. Phone 2056 ball squarely in the ditch as though scalp of a beloved friend at an In­ d not try to stultify his natural sleeves and a deep border to the they had aimed for it. dian’s belt. pActlons. Irene Bordonj. vcame home from. louis skirt, of Aleacon lace. of our reactions seem h_eJ This is the Dower suggestion \ \

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SOCCER WDl STAY HERE M'LL Fundunoitals '’EM At Told by Famorts OoaehM A j a o o r Bdegatet Meet at HeraH Three-Hour Conference Last TO BlLLlr EVANS. accuse cc%ge Football Notes RrancliWice toForam- Night Results in Decision IHB SAFETY MAN gaffie> The safety man, flr-‘ kf all, must Of Many Camps be able to catch punts. Secondly he h t e h u t t For OpcsiBg To Stick It Ont; Blair Not must be a deadly tackier. A thii^ necessary asset must be an ability Lcepe Week After Next To Be Transferred to New Philadelphia, Oct. 20.— Having to run a broken field aftef eatching concluded its home practice by a punt. These ate additional duties, working out in a driving rain for aside from the safety man’s regu­ Bedford, Says Manager an hour and a half, the Penn squad lar job on defense against forward A meeting will be held at 7:B0 will leave here at noon today for passes. tonight at the branch office of'The their game at Chicago. The thirty- Catching punts does not require Herald In the State Theater build­ Dewhurst. seven players will be accompanied native ability. Any player with ing on Bissell street of the dele­ by five hundred rooters. Johnny proper coaching and a level head gates of teams wishing to enter the Shober has regained his quarter­ can be taught to handle punts sure­ proposed fraternal bpwling league. Althongli It was stated on what back berth, Magal has replaced ly. Judgment of distance playa a At this time, details will be dis­ was believed to be reliable author­ Monk at left guard and Leon West- /H TUB- cussed regarding the formation of most Important part in catching a- such a league and as much progress ity yesterday that Sunday’s soccer gate of Kalamazoo Mich., has been punt, as is the handling of a fiy game between Hartford and New substituted for Olexy at center. as possible, will be made toward ball by an outfielder. Getting to the opening the league the first week Bedford might be the last American spot where the ball will come down League game played in Manches­ New Haven, Conn., Oct. 20.— in November, the week after next. and being In the best possible posi­ Just how many teams will make ter this season. Manager Jimmy The Yale squad will get a final long tion to handle it means much^ The Dewhurst came forward with a scrimmage today in preparation up the circuit will not be known for the Army game. Mike Flaher­ Elis tSeCgKiT kco elements also must be considered—' until tonight. Any lodge or club statement today that following a wind, sun, wetness of the field and three-hour conference with Fred ty and Louis Ladd, relief linemen, O0&I5.0IHMV MAUJMey wishing to enter is requested to have been injured. Bilthardt and ball. A wet ball travels slower tban send a delegate to the meeting. The Rockoleau, one of the owners of HIM a dry ball and not so far. the club, at the Hotel Sheridan Lampe, scrub backs, were promoted following organisations are expect­ A s - m e AJBVW ^ As ih catching a forward pass, in late last night, it had been decided to the varsity squad. t2> NO0 ed to haVe representatives present, to finish out the first bracket of handling a punt the receiver must itt. the Odd Fellows, Masons, Moose, the league schedule in Manchester. West Point, N. Y., Oct. 20.— Ar­ not fight the ball; on the contrary, Woodmen. Knights of Columbus, According to Massachusetts my plans to surprise Yale with sev­ he should give with it as the ball 5EKt> A iRoft m t'fJ Bedmea, Beethoven Glee club, Cen-> newspapers, attempts have been eral new trick plays, on which Wil­ nestles in bis bands. A mistake ter Church; British American club. made to transfer Tommy Blair, son and Cagle scored touchdowns often made is in trying to run the Friendly Five and West Side Rec. Hartford’s crack goalie, to the New in practice. The squad is due for ball baek before it is securely fair catch' which Was Incorporated A meeting of the commercial Bedford Club. However this is im­ a hard workout today. caught. This usually results in a into the rules to protect the safety league will be'held the first part of possible, it is understood, Blair hav­ costly fumble. In baseball, a fielder man. He signals for same by raising next week. ing been transferred to the Hart­ Princeton, N. J., Oct. 20.— Mike Invariably drops the ball when he bis hand as the ball comes toward ford Club only so long as Mana­ Miles, last year’s varsity fullback, tries to make a hurried throw, be­ him. This bars the onrushlng ger D.ewhurst is with that team. will be back in the lineup when the fore getting a secure hold on the tacklers from touching him, except BOY IS NtfMBBR WIZARD Should the team disband, Blair au­ Tigers face Cornell. Princeton is ball. not practicing passing and may try under penalty. It also means that tomatically becomes the property There are several things about a he cannot run the ball back. of Pall River. Blair Is one of the to beat the Ithacans at their own punt that a safety man must de­ O’Neill, Neb.— As a hobby for In case of a rolling, bouhding his spare time, Johnny Harbottle, best goalies in the league and with- game— off tackle smashes. K '^ iV? .. termine Instantaneously. The most out his services Hartford would not ft <' ball, he must not try to’ hihidle the 13-year-old messenger boy, began " y.vAvS'.'ii important of all is when he shall ball unlesg certain he can retain memorizing license numbers of be where it is in the league stand­ Ithaca, N. Y. Oct. 20.— Scott has catch the ball and when he shall let possession, ef it. If the opposition motor cars. 'Today he can tell the ing. Manager Dewhurst, although been replaced by Sinclair in the it roll. Few things in football cause admitting their had been “some­ Cornell backfield. Coach Dobie has touches it first, it becomes a dead dumber of a car owned by any per­ as much comment as that one point. ball and the safety matt get posses­ son in O’Neill. His teachers, how­ thing in the wind” denied absolute­ a wealth of material for the line On a short, high kick, ho makes ly that Blair would be transferred. and is constantly shifting his for­ sion of it without any chance of in­ ever, admit that ha*s no wizard, in himself a soft target for every ifian jury or gamble In loss of the ball. However, Dewhurst and Rocho- wards. on the opposing team. He Is usual­ arithmetic. leau conversed behind closed doors Next^to handling puflts properly, for three hours last night and Hanover, N. H., Oct. 20.— Dick ly hard hit the moment the ball deadly open-fi^d tackling is a safe­ touches his han4s. Serious injuries eo WJYBS IN 80 YEARS bright and early this morning. Man­ Black, of Pekin, 111., crack Dart­ ports about Mr. Godfrey. Some ex­ ty man’s primary need. Often he fis mouth fullback may play part of and costly fumbles result from such ager Dewhurst got the writer out perts contend he la the coming his team's last hope to prevent a Cairo, Egypt—A prominent resi­ of bed to announce that it had been the Harvard game. However, Coach Relates Interesting plays. Much can' he lost and little touchdown. champion. gained. dent of Tantas, near Cairo, has gone decided to continue the sport here. Hawley will start the regular back- to trial to determine what became So, for the present, at least, nothing field, Avith Hamm at full. Others maintain the two gentle­ Whenever there Is an opportuni-n. WORTH WHHiE ALIYB Story About Godfrey ty to catch a punt and return it for of the 60.women whom he married more can be said about yesterday’s men he knocked down had hinges Passenger: Why did you lef^ at In 30 years. Some of hi-: ivlves were report. Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 20.— De­ for knees anyway and that Mr. God­ a reasonable gain, it should always pedestrian get awayfsYou- could Hartford plays J. & P. Coats at fense against the bugaboo of Dart­ be done. When there is no such op­ lost through divorces allegedly ' frey would probably be doing the have got him easily. forged and others died mysterious­ Pawtucket Saturday and entertains mouth’s passing game continues to Maloney’s chin while the opening right thing by himself if he gave portunity, this being up to the safe- Driver: He owes me twenty dol­ By JDDfY POW’ERS ly, authorities say.’ New Bedford here Sunday. The fol­ feature the Harvard workouts. Sam gong echoes were still ringing. up boxing and took im washing.. ' ty man to decide, he should signal a lars.— judge. lowing Sabbath the league-leading Burns is back at his end post. New York, Oct. 20.— Picture a This writer hears conflicting re- Boston team is scheduled to ap­ man, a huge bulk of a man with pear l\£re. These two attractions Hamilton, N. Y., Oct. 20.— Col­ skin like cocoa that has had an ex­ are fully as good as the Bethlehem gate’s coaches are preparing for tra dash of cream added, a chest as Wabash by improving the offensive Steel was last Sunday and it is ex­ round as a keg of beer, and a head, pected that a large crowd will wit­ attack. Defensive wort is not be­ a head like an egg— a chocolate ness the games. ing featured as very little is knoAvn With the Philadelphia team drop­ of Wabash. Easter egg. ped from the league because of an That man is George Godfrey. Infraction of the rules, it is possible State College, Pa., Oct. 20.— He is a quiet voiced, merry gen­ that points for all games they have Penn State will hold a short signal tleman with a rollicking disposi­ played will be declared null. In drill today before leaving for Syra­ tion, a wide ivory smile, utterly un­ this case, Hartford would gain a cuse. With the exception of Joe like anything resembling a “ black notch as It tied with the Phillies Krall, who is injured, the regular menace.”- here. Incidentally, Sam Marks of team will start against the Orange. Today he is a potential box of­ the' Fall River Club has purchased fice attraction. He is the self-styled all of the 14 Quaker players. He Syracuse, N. Y., Oct. 20.— ^With colored heavyweight champion of will keep the best and put the re­ Captain Barbuti still on the injured the world. He is a successor to that mainder on the chopping block. list. Coach Andreas is having his gallant lineage, Peter Jackson, Hartford will have a new center troubles with the Syracuse back- Sam'Langford, Joe Walcott, Joe forward in its games over the week­ field. Half a dozen candidates are Jeannette, Jack Johnson and Har­ end, in the person of Charlie Mc- being tried put. ry Wills. ' « • Grain from the J. & P. Coats. Pew know that George Godfrey Is J New York, Oct. 20.— The "Four NOT George Godfrey. Neither is he Centaurs,” famous New York Uni­ three Hawaiians. versity backfield, have been dis­ “ My real name Is Feab, sir— rupted. Ed Hill, by virtue of his de­ Feab Sylvester Williams.” Dissecting Grid fensive and interfering ability, has Somehow you can judge a man replaced Halfback Archie Roberts. easier listening to him talk. Feab Camel Sylvester Williams, you gather af­ Rules by O^Brien ter a conversation, is no mug. He is well mannered and dangerously ARMY IS A PUZZLE intelligent. cigarette preferred by Now, in this Tunneyesque era, The RULE ON PUNTS this writer has always contended By B. J. O’Brien. TO SPORT EXPERTS that brains and boxing are dull /combinations. This writer likes his The change that has been made fighters in the raw. IJe likes men In Rule 18 is expected to bring Coach Jones to Use the Shift who can catch and throw punches back the very pretty play of catch- and is Perfecting the For^ with equal alacrity and who bleed experienced smokers ) ing and running ward Pass. nice and easily. This writer is, back a punt. In , therefore, against intelligence in all and any form, and wishes George recent years most West Point, N. Y., Oct. 20.— One of the big enigmas of the pres­ Godfrey would not be so painstak­ safety men or ent football season is the Army ing in his choice of words, selection backs on defense, eleven. There is no doubt that Biff of the proper utensils at dinner and who were about Jones has been doing a lot of hard customer of the conservative tailor / to receive a punt work with his veteran material- but he all so evidently patronizes. have been coach­ the returns have been coming in “ I was born in Mobile, Ala., sir. In the remarkable growing popu­ ed not to catch slowly and what little ability the A fine country, sir. A great city. I the ball, but to Army has shown in action has been was born on Jan. 25, 1901-and my let It strike the more or less contradictory. But the mammy says I was the biggest baby ground. This was riddle should be answered after the she ever did see, so I guess it was all for fear of a Cadets take the field against Yale just natural that I turned to box­ larity of the cigarette, many brands fumble, whereby in their annual clash in the Bowl on ing for a living. the ends coming “ I began my career in 1919 when E. J. O’Brien down the field Saturday afternoon. Like Notre Dame, the Army em­ I knocked out Eddie Jamison in would, as a result, recover the ball ployed the shift very extensively in one round. I had four contests in and run for a touchdown. its offense in other years, and the 1922 and won all of them, four by have bid for favor, but Camel con­ Years ago, I well remember, rule requiring a stop of a full sec­ knockouts. In 1923 I knocked out what a pretty sight it was to see ond before the ball has been passed Bill Tate in eight. Battling Jones in a nervy safety man catch the ball appears to have worked havoc with six and K. O. Godan in two. and run it back, even though he the West Pointers’ attack. “ Then I led with my chin against tinues to lead by billions* knew that there were two heavy This was never better illustrated Jack Renault,” he grinned widely, crashing ends coming at him with “ and was clipped in the 11th full speed, ready to tear him than in the battle with Davis-Elk- ins last week. The southern eleven, round.” apart. In the next three years he flat­ Jack Connell, the old Dart­ to be sure, was nobody’s set-up, but the Army had real trouble in un­ tened Fred Fulton, Tut Jackson, mouth quarter, and now assistant avenged a defeat by Renault in Quabty put it there—quality , keeps coach at Hanover, was probably corking a scoring punch until the final period, when the sturdy Dav- eight rounds, outpointed Marty one of the best receivers of kicks Burke twice and took Sully Mont­ , that football ever had, for his rec- is-Elkins’ line had been pounded gomery, Tiny Herman and Bob ; ord Is that he never muffed a into a pulp by the superb West punt. Point forwards. Then it was easy Lawson. “ My favorite punch, sir. Is a left it there* The rule has now been changed for the Army backs to pile up the so that any kicked ball legally re­ touchdowns that brought victory by hook. I stands like this, shift one covered by the kicker’s side be­ a comparatively big score. step and wham— let’s ’em have it fore it has actually passed into The Army has so thoroughly re­ in the belly!” the hands and possession of the vamped its attack that it had re­ Jack Sharkey earned a close de­ opponents is dead at the point of tained few basic plays of the 1926 cision over the favorite punch one recovery. This, of course, does season. Most important apparently night up in Boston, but said after­ not hold good on the free kick. is the stress that Jones is placing wards that “ nobody ever nailed me It simply means that if a man on the forward pass now. It will be as hard as this guy Godfrey,” which on defense gets his hands on the recalled that a year ago the Army is no faint praise if you know your ball, and it is then recovered by used the pass very little. Sharkey. the kicking side, that no run shall But Jones seems to have restored Godfrey Is inclined "to fatten tf aU dgar€tte$ wem at gooda* C m m i be allowed. However, there is an the pass to itd old time place of like a hog,” as Manager Jimmy opening possible here. If the de­ importance, because it was trotted Doiigherty, quaintly termed the yfm wouldn't henr anything fense man actually catches the out a good many times against Dav- Baron of Leiperville, complains. ball and starts to run with it, and is-Elkins and used in a way that His best scaling is 220 and he is treatments to make dgck>t&s is tackled so hard that he drops indicated that Jones was determin­ six feet one inch. That makes him it, this ball may be picked up and ed to employ it in the big game to look like a mountainous chocolate good for dmoaU ISfothmg tofccs the run with. There is a rather sharp come. sundae. line to be drawn here, but the Every time Godfrey gets in a pUmefiMcetobaccot. rule is clear when it states “ be­ ring someone asks to know when fore It has passed into actual con­ the balloon is going up. The last trol and possession of the defen­ CHARM WORKED two times the only thing to go up sive side.” were the pantaloons of the opposi­ Columbus, O.— A. rattlesnake In an tion. They described a complete pa­ animal store bit Claude Rawlins, ANOTHER JUDY HARLAN rabola and plopped on the canvas an employe. The frightened man with great eclate still enclosing the was reassured by his friend, John customary portion of the anatomy Georgia Tech supporters believe Klein, professional strong man with that ordinarily belonged on the cor­ *'Stumpy” Thomasson, sophomore a circus. “ I’ll let the snake bite ner stool. back, will prove another Judy Har­ me,” he said, “ and-that will cure He knocked Monte Munn, former lan, the greatest back ever develop­ you. It’s a charm.” Rawlins recover­ Nebraska football star, for a field »m r, 1. J. UermMo refm ed at Tech. ed; the strong man died. goal in the fourth, and pasted Jim ompopff ^^&ttoa-Snl«a» N* \

MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, THXmSDAY, OCnrOBER 20,1927. PAGSBUSVint CLUB OFFICIALS IN^T NEW BU CK MENACE! Footbdl FRATERNAL BOWUNG Wm SOCCER Wni STAY SERE Fimdamentali WDIBEORGANZEDTQIOGNr As Told Famous Coadies ffCmV Bekpites Meet at HeraU Three-Hour Conference Last TO BHiLir STANS. 'FJdtody accuse cottege Football Notes it b e in g i ArandilNHce toFomm- Night Results in Decision THE SAFETY MAN ^11 game> Of Many Camps The safety man, flr.-' cf all, must he able to catch punts. Secondly he bteFhss Fw Opo^ To Stick It Ont; Blair Not must be a deadly tackier. A third necessary asset must be an ability LeagM Wed[ Aftw Next To Be Transferred to New ^ Philadelphia, Oct. 20.— Having to run e broken Held after ohtchiug concluded its home practice by a punt. These are additional duties, working out in a driving rain for aside from the safety man’s regu­ Bedford, Says Manager an hour and a half, the Penn squad lar job on defense against forward A meeting will he held at 7:B0 will leave here at noon today for pusses. tonight at the branch office of'The their game at Chicago. The thirty- Catching punts does not require Herald in the State Theater build­ Dewhurst. seven players will be accompanied native ability. Any player with ing on Bissell street of the dele­ by five hundred rooters. Johnny proper coaching and a level head gatee of teams wishing to enter the Shober has regained his quarter­ can be taught to handle punts sure­ proposed fraternal bpwUng league. Althoufli It was stated on what back berth, Magal has replaced ly. Judgment of distance playa a At this time, details will be dis­ was believed to be reliable author­ Monk at left guard and Leon West- iH TiAe- B O P ? ? most Important part in catching a- cussed regarding the formation of ity yesterday that Sunday’s soccer gate of Kalamazoo Mich., has been punt, as is the handling of a fly such a league and as much progress game between Hartford and New substituted for Olexy at center. as possible, will be made toward ball by an outfielder. Getting to the opening the league the first week Bedford might be the last American spot where the ball will come down New Haven, Conn., Oct, 20.— in November, the week after next. League game played in Manches­ and being In the best possible posi­ ter this season, Manager Jimmy The Yale squad will get a final long Just how many teams will make scrimmage today in preparation tion to handle It means much; The up the circuit will not be known Dewhurst came forward with a elements also must he considered— statement today that following a for the Army gqme. Mike Flaher­ Elis R6C€Krr (CO. until tonight. Any lodge or club three-hour conference with Fred ty and Louis Ladd, relief linemen, wind, sun, wetness of the field and wishing to enter Is requested to Rockoleau, one of the owners of have been injured. Bilthardt and hall. A wet ball travels slower than send a delegate to the meeting. The the club, at the Hotel Sheridan Lampe, scrub backs, were promoted a dry hall and not so far. following organisations are expect- -m e ^ As in catching a forward pass. In late last night, it had been decided to the varsity squad. \ 0 * 'lUaiokg I t N &0 'ed to have representatives present, to finish out the first bracket of handling a punt the receiver must . the Odd Fellows, Masons, Moose, the league schedule in Manchester. West Point, N. Y., Oct. 20.— ^Ar­ not fight the ball; on the contrary, Woodmen, Knights of Columbus, A ttoft rttV; According to Massachusetts my plans to surprise Yale with sev­ he should give with it as the ball Redmen, Beethoven Glee clnb, Cen« newspapers, attempts have been eral new trick plays, on which Wil­ nestles in his hands. A mistake ter Church, British American club. made to transfer Tommy Blair, son and Cagle scored touchdowns often made is in trying to run the Friendly Fire and West Side Rec. Hartford’s crack goalie, to the New in practice. The squad is due for hall haek before it is securely fair catch which was incorporated A meeting of the commercial Bedford Club. However this is im­ a hard workout today. caught. This usually results in a into the rules to protect the safety league will be held the first part of possible, it is understood, Blair hav­ costly fumble. In baseball, a fielder man. He signals for same by ralsihg next week. Princeton, N. J., Oct. 20.— Mike ing been transferred to the Hart­ invariably drops the ball when he his hand as the ball comes toward ford Club only so long as Mana­ j Miles, last year’s varsity fullback, tries to make a hurried throw, be­ will be back in the lineup when the him., This bars the onrushlng ger Dewhurst is with that team. fore getting a secure hold on the tacklers from touching him, except Should the team disband, Blair au­ Tigers face Cornell. Princeton is hall. BOY IS NUMBER WIZARD tomatically becomes the property not practicing passing and may try under penalty. It also means that There are several things about a he cannot run the ball hack. , of Fall River. Blair is one of the to beat the Ithacans at their own punt that a safety man must de­ O’Neill, Neh.— As a hobby for best goalies in the league and with- game— off tackle smashes. In case of a rolling* bouiidlng his spare time, Johnny Harbottle, termine Instantaneously. The most hall, he must not try to’ himdle the out his services Hartford would not important of all is when he shall 12-year-old niessenger boy, began be where It Is in the league stand­ Ithaca, N. Y. Oct. 20.— Scott has ball unlesg certain he can retain memorizing license numbers of catch the ball and when he shall let possession. a£ it. If the opposition ing. Manager Dewhurst, although been replaced by Sinclair in the it roll. Few things in football canse motor cars, 'Today he can tell the admitting their had been “some­ Cornell backfield. Coach Dobie has touches if first, it becomes a dead pumber of a car owned bj any per­ a wealth of material for the line as much comment as that one point. ball and the safety man get posses­ thing in the wind” denied absolute­ On a short, high kick, he makes son in O’Neill. His teachers, how­ ly that Blair would be transferred. and is constantly shifting his for­ sion of it without any chance of in­ himself a soft target for every idan ever, admit that ha’s no wizard in However, Dewhurst and Rocho- wards. jury or gamble In loss of the ball. arithmetic. Teau conversed behind closed doors on the opposing team; He la usual­ Next^to handling puttts properly, ly hard hit the moment the ball for three hours last night and Hanover, N. H., Oct. 20.— Dick deadly open-field tackling is a safe­ 60 WIVES IN SO YEARS Black, of Pekin, 111., crack Dart­ touches his hands. Serious Injuries bright and early this morning, Man­ ports about Mr. Godfrey. Some ex­ ty man’s primary need. Often he fe ager Dewhurst got the writer out mouth fullback may play part of and costly fumbles result from such his team's last hope to prevent a the Harvard game. However, Coach Relates Interesting perts contend he is the coming plays- Much can' he lost and little Cairo, Egypt—A prominent resi­ of bed to announce that it had been touchdown. dent of Tantas, near Cairo, has gone decided to continue the sport here. Hawley will start the regular back- champion. gained. So, for the present, at least, nothing field, with Hamm at full. Others maintain the two gentle­ Whenever there Is an opportuni-^, to trial to determine what became WORTH WHHiE ALlVH of the 60.women whom he married more can be said about yesterday’s Story About Godfrey men he knocked down had hinges ty to catch a punt and return It for Passenger : Why did you letUat Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 20.— De­ for knees anyway and that Mr. God­ a reasonable gain, it should always in 30 years. Some of hii ivives were report. pedestrian get away?NYon- could lost through divorces allegedly Hartford plays J. & P. Coats at fense against the bugaboo of Dart­ frey would probably be doing the be done. When there is no such op­ have got him easily. Pawtucket Saturday and entertains mouth’s passing game continues to Maloney’s chin while the opening portunity, this being up tp the safe­ forged and others died mysterious­ By JIM3IY POWERS right thing by himself if he gave Driver: He owes me twenty dol­ New Bedford here Sunday. The fol­ feature the Harvard workouts. Sam gong echoes were still ringing. up boxing and took im washing.. ty man to decide, he. should signal a lars.— Judge. ly, authorities say.' lowing Sabbath the league-leading Burns is back at his end post. New York, Oct. 20.— Picture a This writer hears conflicting re­ Boston team is scheduled to ap­ man, a huge bulk of a man with pear Imre. These two attractions Hamilton, N. Y., Oct. 20.— Col­ skin like cocoa that has had an ex­ are fully as good as the Bethlehem gate’s coaches are preparing for tra dash of cream added, a chest as Steel was last Sunday and it is ex­ Wabash by improving the offensive pected that a large crowd will wit­ attack. Defensive work is not be­ round as a keg of beer, and a head, a head like an egg— a chocolate ness the games. ing featured as very little Is known With the Philadelphia team drop­ of Wabash. Easter egg. ped from the league because of an That man is George Godfrey. infraction of the rules, it is possible State College, Pa., Oct. 20.— He is a quiet voiced, merry gen­ that points for all games they have Penn State will hold a short signal tleman with a rollicking disposi­ played will be declared null. In drill today before leaving for Syra­ tion, a wide Ivory smile, utterly un­ this case, Hartford would gain a cuse. With the exception of Joe like anything resembling a “ black notch as it tied with the Phillies Krall, who is injured, the regular menace.” here. Incidentally, Sam Marks of team will start against the Orange. Today he is a potential box of­ the Fall River Club has purchased fice attraction.. He is the self-styled all of the 14 Quaker players. He Syracuse, N. Y., Oct. 20.— With colored heavyweight champion of will keep the best and put the re­ Captain Barbuti still on the injured the world. He is a successor to that mainder on the chopping block. list. Coach Andreas is having his gallant lineage, Peter Jackson, Hartford will have a new center troubles with the Syracuse back- Sam'Langford, Joe Walcott, Joe forward in its games over the week­ field. Half a dozen, candidates are Jeannette, Jack Johnson and Har­ end, in the person of Charlie Mc- being tried put. ry Wills. Grain from the J. & P. Coats. Few know that George Godfrey is New York, Oct. 20.— ^The “ Four NOT George Godfrey. Neither is he Centaurs,” famous New York Uni­ three Hawaiians. versity backfield, have been dis­ “ My real name Is Feab, sir— rupted. Ed Hill, by virtue of his de­ Feab Sylvester Williams.” Dissecting Grid fensive and interfering ability, has Somehow you can judge a man replaced Halfback Archie Roberts. easier listening to him talk. Feab Camel Gylvester Williams, you gather af­ Rules by O^Brien ter a conversation, is no mug. He is well mannered and dangerously ARMY IS A PUZZLE intelligent.' Now, in this Tunneyesque era, cigarette RULE ON PUNTS this writer has always contended By E. J. O’Brien. TO SPORT EXPERTS that brains and boxing are dull /combinations. This writer likes his The change that has been made fighters in the raw. He likes men In Rule 18 is expected to bring Coach Jones to Use the Shift who can catch and throw punches hack the very pretty play of catch­ and is Perfecting the For­ with equal alacrity and who bleed nice and easily. This writer is, experienced smokers ing and running ward Pass. back a punt. In therefore, against intelligence in all West Point, N. Y., Oct. 20.— and any form, and wishes George recent years most Godfrey would not be so painstak­ safety men or One of the big enigmas of the pres­ ent football season is the Army ing in his choice of words, selection backs on defense, eleven. T^ere is no doubt that Biff of the proper utensils at dinner and who were about Jones has been doing a lot of hard customer of the conservative tailor to receive a punt work with his veteran material- but he all so evidently patronizes. have been coach­ the returns have been coming in “ I was born in Mobile, Ala., sir. remarkable growing popu- ed not to catch slowly and what little ability the A fine country, sir. A great city. I the ball, but to Army has shown in action has been w'as born on Jan. 25, 1901. and my let It strike the more or less contradictory. But the mammy says I was the biggest baby ground. This was riddle should be answered aHer the she ever did see, so I guess it was all for fear of a Cadets take the field against Yale just natural that I turned to box­ W ty of the cigarette, many brands fumble, whereby in their annual clash in the Bowl on ing for a living. the ends coming “ I began my career in 1919 when E. J. O'Brien down the field Saturday afternoon. Like Notre Dame, the Army em­ I knocked out Eddie Jamison in would, as a result, recover the ball ployed the shift very extensively in one round. I had four contests in and run for a touchdown. its offense in other years, and the 1922 and won all of them, four by Have bid for favor, but Carnal com Years ago, I well remember, rule requiring a stop of a full sec­ knockouts. In 1923 I knocked out |i what a pretty sight it was to see ond before the ball has been passed Bill Tate in eight, Battling Jones in a nervy safety man catch the ball six and K. O. Godan in two. and run it back, even though he appears to have worked havoc with the West Pointers’ attack. “ Then I led with my chin against knew that there were two heavy Jack Renault,” he grinned widely, tinues to lead by billions* crashing ends coming at him with This was never better illustrated than in the battle with Davis-Elk- “ and was clipped in the 11th full speed, ready to tear him round.” apart. ins last week. The southern eleven, to be sure, was nobody’s set-up, but In the next three years he flat­ Jack Connell, the old Dart­ tened Fred Fulton, Tut Jackson, mouth quarter, and now assistant the Army had real trouble in un­ Quality put it there—quality keeps corking a scoring punch until the avenged a defeat by Renault in coach at Hanover, was probably eight rounds, outpointed Marty one of the best receivers of kicks iinal period, when the sturdy Dav- that football ever had, for his rec­ is-Elkins’ line had been pounded Burke twice and took Sully Mont­ gomery, Tiny Herman and Bob ord is that he never muffed a into a pulp by the superb West punt. Point forwards. Then it was easy Lawson. it there* The rule has now been changed for the Army hacks to pile up the “ My favorite puiw:h, sir. Is a left so that any kicked ball legally re­ touchdowns that brought victory by hook. I stands like this, shift one covered by the kicker’s side be­ a comparatively big score. step and wham— let’s ’em have it fore it has actually passed into The Army has so thoroughly re­ in the belly!” the hands and possession of the vamped its attack that it had re­ Jack Sharkey earned a close de­ opponents is dead at the point of tained few basic plays of the 1926 cision over the favorite punch one recovery. This, of course, does season. Most important apparently night up in Boston, but said after­ not hold good on the free kick. is the stress that Jones is placing wards that “ nobody ever nailed me It simply means that if a man on the forward pass now. It will be as hard as this guy Godfrey,” which on defense gets his hands on the recalled that a year ago the Army is no faint praise if you know your ball, and it is then recovered by used the pass very little. Sharkey. -'S ' the kicking side, that no run shall But Jones seems to have restored Godfrey Is inclined "to fatten if dU dganttes went as goodtm Camd be allowed. However, there is an the pass to its old time place of like a hog,” as Manager Jimmy opening possible here. If the de­ importance, because it was trotted Dougherty, quaintly termed the wotddaft heat anythinjg *abeut fense man actually catches the out a good many times against Dav- Baron of Leiperville, complains. ball and starts to run with it, and is-Elkins and used in a way that His best scaling is 220 and he is treatments to make dgcmtHet is tackled so hard that he drops indicated that Jones was determin­ six feet one inch. That makes him it, this ball may be picked up and ed to employ it in the big game to look like a mountainous chocolate good for dte diroaU NodUng taker die run with. There is a rather sharp come. sundae. line to be drawn here, but the Every time Godfrey gets in a pkne dftdioke tohaccou rule is clear when it states “ be­ ring someone asks to know when fore It has passed into actual con­ the balloon is going up. The last trol and possession of the defen­ CHARM WORKED two times the only thing to go up J . sive side.” were the pantaloons of the opposi­ Columbus, O.— ^A rattlesnake In an tion. They described a complete pa­ animal store hit Claude Rawlins, ANOTHER JUDY HARLAN rabola and plopped on the canvas an employe. The frightened man with great eclate still enclosing the was reassured by his friend, John customary portion of the anatomy Georgia Tech supporters believe Klein, professional strong man with that ordinarily belonged on the cor­ "Stumpy” Thomasson, sophomore a circus. "I’ll let the snake bite ner stool. back, will prove another Judy Har­ me,” he said, “ and-that will cure He knocked Monte Munn, former lan, the greatest back ever develop­ you. It’s a charm.” Rawlins recover­ Nebraska football star, for a field ) 1937, K. J. TaSicra ed at Tech. ed; the strong man died. goal in the fourth, and pasted Jim oaapan,, WinatM-Salam, N. C. ;•' :V-S-J^- ■?

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79 Apartments—-Flat®— Honses (or Bent 65 Legal Notices Courses and dasses 27 Tenements for Rent 68 Want Ad Information Lost and Found ______i FIVE ROOM half of house, modern. D ISTRICT OF A N D O VE R :SS. P R O - 6 -ROOM TEN EM ENT a t 86 B lM sll Summit street extension. Apply bate Court, October 17th. 'A. D., 1927. b a r b e r s , a l w a y s i n d e m a ^ . v S t Nov.- l»t- Apply Geo. Home Bank and Trust Company. Estate of Theodore Relchard late of LOST—PAIR OF GLASSES between We prepare you to hold job In short Bolton in said District, deceased. 79 East Middle Turnpike and State time. Vaughns Barber School, 14 Johnson, State Armory or Tel. 2227. Manchester TO REN T—6 ROOIM HOUSE w ith Upon the application of. Fred W. theater building. Finder please re­ Market street, Hartford, Conn. Relchard )praying that an instrument turn to 79 East Middle Turiipike or TO RENT—7 ROOM tenement on bath, electric light:- and gas. Inquire Evening Herald Laurefstreet. all)mprovements good 16 Laurel street, W. J. Davldsom ___ In writing-ipurporting to be the last call 1192-12. Private Instruction 2 8 location and neighborhood. Inquire will and testament of said Theodore Classified Advertisements Prices 75 Laurel street. Tel. 172-5^______Relchard deceased may be proved, LOST—GUERNSEY COW from Sun­ Farma and Land for Sale 7t approved, - allowed and admitted to set pasture. Finder please call li^-ro, PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given In all Count bU average * ® ,L ioS b TO RENT—^TENEMENT 6 room s. probate ' as per application on file initials, riumbers and 116 K een ey street. grammar school subjects by former A pply 475 FOR SALE—FARMS large and small, more fully appears. It Is grammar school principal, for rates on Used Cars probably never will be low­ modern, on trolley line. Center street. all in good locations, and all good ORDERED:—That said application X \ s “ « two words, ilinlmum cost Annonn cements 2 call 215-5. er than they are today. Dealers through­ , farms. Prices right. See Stuart J. bo beard and determined at the Pro­ ts p rlc0 o l three l*nes* out the city have cut their stocks to bedrock. TO RENT—3 ROOM tenement, all im­ Wasley, 827 Main street. TeL 1428-2. bate Office in Bolton in said District, provements, 22 Norman street, on the 26th. day of October, A. D., The Manchester Gpholsterlng Co. Help W anted— ^Female 3 5 Line rates p7r day" for transient The brisk sales o^ new 1928 i^^els have quire on premises. ______7 2 1927 at 9 o’clock in the forenoon; and is now located at Bouses (or Sale that a public notice be given of the 116 Spruce street EXPERIENCED GIRL for stock brought a great influx of late model trade- pendency of said application and time ElIectlTe March TO RENT—3 ROOM upstairs tene South Manchester______record work, one capable of advanc­ ins.” Rather than put them into storage ment, 28 Church street, all improve­ DELMONT STREET—Nice 6 room and place of hearing thereon, by t ff t d 0t8 ing to position of head stock clerk. ments, excepP furnace heat. Inquire single, nice shrub: and trees, house publishing a copy of this order once 6 Consecutive Days .. ^ n cts

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1 0 - ^ 0 - TSSETSXSCHBISS : c MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HBRAU}, THCKSDAT, OCTOBER 20, ISET. By P^rcy L. CJrosby SEIPPY H?t,APPyi1I FANNY SAYS; SENSE »>d NONSENSE AW’iPPV. Wh a t ir ■cfennea is a a e e s e s Time WOl TeU! S E N O e R ? \ (SeNOCR^ Don’t try to buy a thing too cheap h o e b a n o ' From those with things to sell— Because the goods you’ll have to lC06p» And time’will always tell. The price you paid you’ll soon for­ get, The goods you get will stay; The price you will not long regret— The Quality you may. They ought to cut this “price” word out Of dictionaries red. Make VALUE what men talk about, ti ir, Not Just the price inetead, ; In food or tractors, cloths or woods. Remember this advice; Don’t let the price control the goods. But goods control the price.

Critic (at private viewing of film)—"Really, that actor is too Copyright, P. L. Crqsby, 1927, Association REG. V. S. PAT. OTF. awful for words.” et»27 BY WEA StHVteC. INC. “That’s my son.” “Of course it must bo the fault of the Incredibly bad direction.” By Fontaine Fox WASHINGTON TUBBS H The girl who wears an evening “The director is my husband.” Tomboy Taylor dress is very much out of If. “But he couldn’t do anything, By Crane perhaps, with such a dull and ama- tuerish scenario.” seSoRES. ecr ecs Uevl UOOKY! “I wrote It.” THC H V S T E R V ToMGoy *p\yi-o/?5 Twe pue^sORe o f mine S0IA6600'('5 CHASIN' To FRlGH'T^N ^vJPC^ Jdan (writing his wife): “Did Buyii^G OP WORTH Of= ASSORTE.D 0063 •Th’ UOS 8^ND^005 you get that check for a thousand kisses?’’ IS SOJLVHD. Wife: (by return mail): "Yes DOUBLE ACTION the ice man cashed it this morn­ ing.” You get your money’s worth with this one, changing MOLEHILL You can’t tip a waiter enough to to MOUNTAIN in four strokes. You make him lose his balance. may change one letter of each half of the word as one stroke. The par “I’m always springin’ some­ solution is printed on another page. thing,” said the mouse as he walk­ ? Maybe you can beat it: ed into the trap after a piece of cheese. The customer in the grocery M 0 L E H 1L L store, having ruined his clothes, \ was hopping mad. “Didn’t you see that sign, ‘Fresh paint?’ ” asked the. grocer. / "Of course I did,” snapped the customer, “but I’ve seen so many signs hung up here announcing something fresh that wasn’t that I ^FUEESe ALLOIM MS OFFER X 080Y.' didn’t believe it. ' T^e HOSPvff^UT'f OF ^d'lJR£^L GUY A DKOGWfeR. W\uu HPsCV&MOP< ^ G€^JUtW^N.y vwe ^CCE:?t? OM'f The Modem Dresses H 0 U N T A 1N Scantier and scantier! Well, it TES iNOtEOY/ all goes to show— THE RULES The respondent was being exam- 1— The idea of letter golf is toed In lunacy proceedings. change one word to another and do “Who was our first president?” it in par, a given number of strokes. Thus to change COW TO askeil his counsel. HEN, in three .strokes, COW, “Washington.” HOW, HEW, HEN. “Correct.’ Who, was our second 2— You can change only one let­president?” ter at a time. “John Adams.” 3— You must have a complete “Correct.” word of common usage, for each Then there was a pause. jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ "He’s doing well,” whispered a tions don(^ count. friend of the lawyer. “Why don’t you keep on?” “I ain’t sure who was third pres­ It’s a smart man who will learn ident myself,” % •).0 anything from others. Most of us (0 Fontaine Fox, 1927, The Bell §j'ndicate, Inc.) want to teach. When little Willie got a licking at school he declared it was the He may have a greasy hat and first one he had ever receiv|d, but the seat of his'pants may be shiny, added that he had been spanked as By Blossei but if his children have their noses far back as he could remember. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS A Long Word V flattened against the window pane for half-hour before he is due home You may make hay while the sun ^ 7 Z A T S O ? LOOi4 for supper, you can trust him with shines, but it’s sure to be raining \M£LL;D1D y o o TKIAiK 1 LO(?HED 17 op ;M 7p£i U AOVX) U.OA3G IT 6ET S when it comes time to cure it. PlCTlOAlAPy* IT'S j TZVAT /S A PUBBER.' ., anything you have. OP 7U.& LD/O SESr \NOf2D VoO ------^ VKJAEA5 y o u COULD FOR OUR VES-AAi* IMCOMPREAEAJSIBLE" j 1QM6 OAJE BUT A V VMORDi' s T R e r c M IT UeSSOAi TODAY X 6 o r O/OS. p*> BUT 1 DO/OfT RAiOUJ A)0TAS LOAlS AOVW'S TA A 'T, V)0JJATIT/A£AMS= M . . A L B R ? yAAT'LLBB AMM? LO/^SER’A^ a ia ^t ^w a t a ROBBBJZ? > / AAiV OP LQA36 W T - ySAi'T / 7AO06P,? LO/^6 -MiAOE'S* COCHRAN — PICTURES ^ KNICK B E T ^ L0M6ER'Ai . HniU.ftMT.orr. TfAAY.'J

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«• w* 2, BY MCA sDivieff, ma (READ THE S'rORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) bx Gilbert Patten The water maidens’ dance was ahead. We’ll follow everything you Jack LockwilFs Forest Rangers flue. They finished it and formed a say. We’re glad to take -a chance. line, and went back to the water, At least we’re light upon our feet, where they disappeared from sight. and if this isn’t Quit., a treat, at This pleased the little Tiny crowd, least it will be funny just to watch and so they clapped their hands us do the dance.” real loud, and downy started The king then shouted, “First whistling with all his main and you hop just three steps forward, might. then yon stop. Be careful of your “I’m sorry,” said the water king, balance, now, or you are sure to “but those fine girls have had their fall.” He then went on and told fling. You're lucky that they danc­ them plain, juct how to do each ed at all. ’Tie risky as can be. They step again. They all kept at it till can’t come back and dance again. they found that they weren’t bad They only do It now and then. They at all. are not used to air because they live The king then shouted, “You’re beneath t6e sea.” all right” And then he disappear­ “Well, thank you Just the saine," ed from sight, by walking to the said one. “Their dance was really little stream and Jumping right in heaps of fun. I wish that we could there., “My, he was nice,” wee “WeTams Jiore to try to get a ^’®®*’|*^” i^‘^ared^a\!my^y a- dance like that. Do you sguppose we Gappy said. Then ScQuty shouted, “It’s a small.wet hole, yet It's “Well, if that’s right, he was j deer,” said McNally, “and I dont know-what'he’s .try* i could?” "Well, I don’t know,” the "Look ahead! I’m sure I see our Though it teemed rniioh longer to'Farling and McNally, probably ; sneaking around here to mur-f nott more than two minutes elapsed before Jack reappeared, com-.' large enough for several per* king replied. “We can't And out famous kite a-saillng through the •ing out trough the curtain of water at the same point. He looked sons to hide In," Lockwill went dsr us In the night!" spluttered ling to do." 2 -s ta decide what wmi m surprlssiy until It’s tried. Perhaps, though, I air.” grim and thoughtful as he used a towel to'dry himself. "What did on. "Maybe. Old Hunchy Darling. "I think we'd better DMed Jack. They were eating breaKta® wnw, w can teach you. If you do just as you you find?'* Willis asked, over and over. “There's a recess or cave dodged In there when he pull up stakes and get out of ’.Sue towart _ Be Contimiia i^ should.” under jfts falls," answered Jajck, dressing., th o u ^t I saw him.*’ this in a hurry " The Tinies jumped right up and (The Tinymites have , another said. “We'd Ukc to leara. Co rU ht adToitiire la tb* next atwvJI* - f : • 'V •‘‘t THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, liMT.

3PAGE FOURTEEI^ / ABCHDEAOONi AGAIN MANNING,En th u se d MODERN-OLD FASHION TRUCK DRIVER FINED TO SING FARMER MASS Rev. J. Stuart Neill of St. Mary’s Episcopal church was re-elected for DANCING TONIfiHT AT 40 HOURS DEVOTION WANTS AIRPORT HERE his second term of four years as! .FOR SMASHING WINDOW archdeacon of Hartford at the an­ At the RAINBOW nual meeting and election of offic­ On Sunday morning, at the open­ Tobacco Man, After Taking a ers held yesterday at the Church of Hartford Vehicle Crashes Glass ing of the annual Forty Hours De­ the Good Shepherd. George H/ A1 Behrend’s Music. Hop, Is Warm For Flying In Purnell Place Display of votion at St. James’s R. C. church, Briggs and George M. Chapman St. James’s choir of thirty-five Field in Manchester. were the delegates from St. Mary’s Rubinow’s Store. voices under the direction of Char­ at the meeting which was largely les Packard will sing Henry N. Artur Manning of the tobacco attended by both clergy and lay SETBACK PARTY Charles F. McMorrow, 32, of 513 Farmer’s “ Festive Mass.” This firm of Manning & Kahn, has be­ delegates. Among the speakers Ann street, Hartford, driver of a work is one of the most noble and come an ardent airplane enthusiast were Rev. E. C. Acheson, bishop large delivery truck which crashed CITY VIEW DANCE HALL majestic of its type.' since he was taken up in a machine coadjutor of Connecticut, Rev. Tomorrow Night into the display window at William Henry N. Farmer was born in last week. He has also become one Henry Kelley of Bridgeport, Rev. Rubinow’s clothing store at 841 England in 1848. He could play a of the advocates of an airport for John F. Plumb and Rev. H. H. B y Gktodwill Club of 5th D ist. Main street at 3:45 yesterday aft­ 6 Prizes— ^RefresHWents pipe organ at the age of twelve, Manchester. Hemingway. ernoon, was found guilty of reck­ and even then did some composing. 35 Cents. Speaking of his ride today, Mr- less driving in Manchester Police His later life was divided between Manning, who not in the first fiush Court today and a fine of $25 and his interests as a musician and as of youth, said that he was disap­ costs was imposed by Judge Ray­ a traveler. His love for travel was pointed, because there was no more The regular meeting of the Cos­ mond A. Johnson. probably the only reason why his mopolitan club will be held tomor­ McMorrow was . turning into tne thrill to it than he would have ex­ row afternoon at 3 o’clock with iffiOUTTOWN works never reached the stage oi perienced in an automobile. driveway opposite Park street recognition that was attained by Mrs. W. G. Crawford of Academy known as Purnell place having been “ It has its advantages, however,” Guilmant, Rosewig, Millard and be said. “ You don’t know you are street. given a signal by Policeman John others of his musical contempora- going at all and the ride is far bet­ Mr. and Mrs. Adam Islieb of McGlinn, who was doing traffic rics. Highland Park quietly celebrated duty at the street intersection at His works are not, nevertheless, ter than an automobile ride. The their 50th wedding anniversary last the time. McMorrow claimed that lacking in the qualities that distm- machine glides along incredibly r u t h ELIZABETH Friday. Mr. Islieb is employed by the policeman’s signal was such guish really fine sacred music. On smoothly. There are no bumps.” Case Brothers and both he and his that it did not give him room to a previous occasion St. f Mr. Manning liked the ride so TE A ROOM wife are in good health. Their two make the turn. He did not explain choir has rendered Farmer s Mass well, he said, that he would have been willing to start for New York 79 N. Main St., Manchester, Conn. daughters Mrs. Clifton Weir and why he did not stop the truck be­ in Bb,” another fine work. Tel. 1594 Mrs. Peter Wind helped them cele­ fore it broke two large window The “ Festive Mass” is an excel­ on the spot. Regarding an airport here, Mr. brate the event. panes. , , lent example of the highest devel­ Chicken and Waffle Lunch, $1 There was one other case in opment of the mass as a form of sa­ Manning said that it would be a Miss Sally Jones of 219 Center court this morning. Martin F. Ma- cred music. It combines strikingly benefit and a help to the town. Not Afternoon Tea a temporary landing field, he goes street will entertain the members of der of 74 School street was found beautiful as well as majestic choral Dinner from 5 to 7 p. m. A GREAT SALE the Girls’ Friendly Society of St. guilty of operating an automobile parts with excellent solo work. The on to say, but a regular airport Mary’s Episcopal church at 8 with improper brakes. He was ar­ organ accompaniment is a rnaster- which would be similar to those in Steaks and Chops. o'clock on Saturday evening. The rested at noon yesterday by Police­ piece in itself. The introduction to the big cities.. candidates of the society will meet man Albert Roberts who was doing the “ Qui Tollis” in the Gloria is Card Parties Catered For. often used as a pipe organ solo in tomorrow afternoon in the parish traffic duty in front of the High Open Evenings. house at 3:30 under their new School building. He was fined $15 recital work. Fritz Kreisler has Herald Adrs. Bring Resnlts 9x12 Feet leader, Miss Agatha Wright. and costs. made a special arrangement of this In the absence of Prosecuting At- introduction for the violin, and fre­ Mrs. Mary Dorward will be in I torney Charles R. Hathaway, Attoiv quently uses it in his concert wor . charge of the program tor the I ney James E. Rowland presented meeting of the Woman’s Home Mis­ I both cases. < sionary Society tomorrow afternoon GIRL SCOUTN^S 50/ SPECIAL! 5 0 / at the South Methodist church. The subject will be “ The Southern Large bouquets of beautiful pansies. Long, thick \ “NOT HERE,” BELLEVUE The training class for Girl Scout Highlanders” and all women of the stems and very large blooms in an endless variety ot^ leaders met Monday night at the church have been invited. TELLS KING, OF QUEEN Lincoln school. Sixteen were pres­ beautiful colors and markings. ’ Excellent for table decoration or hospital bouquets. October 27 has for a number of ent. Miss Perkins is taking up ten­ years been celebrated as Navy Day. derfoot and second class work. Any­ Sure to please. SPECIAL! one in the class can pass these William A. Knofla, president of the But Homestead Park Sovereign Phone us to have yours delivered now. See Them Manchester Kiwanis Club has de­ Had Asked For “Mrs. Alesh” tests if they like. Special Any captain wishing to take up cided to observe that day at the Not Olesik. next meeting of the Kiwanis club first class work can attend a train­ THE ANDERSON GREENHOUSES Friday In O u r ■ which falls on Wednesday, October Frank Sokoloski, so-called King ing class in Hartford, Tuesday and Phone 2124 Wednesday evenings. For particu­ 153 Eldridge St. 26. He is planning to have a speak­ of Homestead Park, ended a long and Front er who will discuss the navy and vigil at the Manchester' railroad lars call Mrs. George Wilcbx. its needs. The entire program for station yesterday afternoon when Troop 4 Window, the next Kiwanis meeting will be his intended bride failed to arrive Troop 4 will meet next Tuesday Saturday in keeping with Navy Day. from New York. She, Mrs. Mary evening at the Barnard school at Olesik, was said to have been tak­ 6:30 o’clock. Homer Theodore Bidwell, who en'to the psychopathic ward of Bel­ Troop 5 has been seriously ill at the home levue hospitfel for observation a Troop 5 is planning a Hallowe’en These rugs are fresh, new goods from the mill, in a splendid collection of of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. few days ago after having escaped party for October__2Sth. Barbara Bidwell of Union street, is reported from the guest house of the Trav­ Martin received her tenderfoot pin hales SELF-SERVK new designs and colors. Every one perfect, first quality in every respect. to be convalescent. elers’ Aid Society, after being pick­ at the last meeting of the troop. Rugs that you will be proud to own and that will add tremendously to the at­ ed up at the Grand Central station. Mrs. Nelson Smith, chairman of the A 7-pound son, Walter G., was The “ king” informed The Herald award’s committee, presented the G R _ O C £ f l Y tractiveness of your home. Designs and'colorings suitable for the fivii^-room, born last evening to Mr. and Mrs. that he had telephoned'to Dr. L. M. pin. Eleanor Robertson is planning dining-room or bedroom. Walter Parsons of Adams street. > Fleming, superintendent of the Bel­ to take bugle lessons this winter. levue hospital yesterday but that Any news should be mailed or Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters the latter said there was no person phoned to Mrs. R. L. Hawley by We bought these rugs at a special price, so we in turn are proud to offer will have a Hallowe’en party fol­ by the name of “ Mrs. Alesh” there. Tuesday of each week. Manchester’s Public them to you at a special price of $39. Rugs like these ordinarily retail from lowing its next regular meeting Mrs. Olesik is not known to the which falls on October 27. The New York authorities as “ Mrs. $45 to $47.50. committee of arrangements in­ Pantry cludes Mrs. John Zimmerman, Mrs. He disclosed yesterday the factj Herbert Alley, Mrs. Clara Lincoln, that Mrs. Olesik has been in Man-! / r a w f S r d r Mrs. Mary Dickinson and Mrs. Iva Chester before and that she spent a j ^ ^ R a n & e s Ingraham. week at the Sokoloski place some See What You Buy And STARTING OCTOBER 25 Each Rug is time ago. She did not send her pic­ MAKE GOOD COOKING BETTER Mrs. R. K. Anderson and Mrs. ture this tim'e, probably because the James A. Irvine are in Cheshire to­ “ king” knew her. Be Satisfied NEW CLOSING day attending the all-day sessions The “ king” has been waiting at of the state federations of women’s the depot for the past three days, SCHEDULE Carefully clubs. hoping against hope that his bride Finest American would appear. Where she is now Store Closed Tuesday Evenings Miss Pearl McIntosh of West the “ king” does not know, but he Granulated Open Thursday Afternoons and Middle Turnpike, who has been is anxious to find her. Evenings Instead. Selected confined to her home since Sunday -V . V' w'hen she sprained her ankle, was 10 lbs. 63c pleasantly, surprised last evening Sugar Store Closed Wednesday at Noon. by a party of her young women as­ Car Curtains A Small Deposit Will Hold sociates in the office of the Aetna (In sanitai’y cloth bags.) Open Saturday Evenings as Usual. Insurance Company, Hartford. The New Tops Any Rug Until Needed. girls proceeded to make things mer­ ry and a buffet lunch was served. Winter Enclosures Meadow Gold The Wednesday evening whist at Get your car ready for win­ Rugs— ^Main Floor the Manchester Community club at­ ter now. 2 lbs. 99c tracted a large number of players. ^68.50 still buys it! BUTTER The hostesses, Mrs. Marcella Gro- Harness and Bag repairing. 1 lb. 50c man and Mrs. Francis Graham T’S close to the last call (Almost 1,000 pounds sold last week—it must be good.) served sandwiches, crullers and cof­ I on this wonderful value fee. The prize winners were Mrs. CHARLES L A K IN G — the Fairy Crawford. On W. Campbell and Andrew Foley and the consolation trophies were 314 Main St. November 1st, the offer awarded to Miss Alice Fuller and closes! It’s a gem of a Red Winter Herbert Alley. range, Crawford-built SOUTH ^MRNCHEiSTER ‘ CONN from tip to toe. Crawford ONIONS bushel $1.69 A number of local people went to q^uality throughout, de- Rockville last night to attend the SPECIAL! gift shower given in honor of Miss mgned to save every possi­ (Buy them by tbe bushel for winter.) Gertrude Serpser at the home of ble inch of space in the For a Limited Time Only. Miss Victoria Genovesi. Miss Serp­ modem kitchen. Our easy ser will be married to Santino Gen­ payment plan applies just Regular 50c Rubber O C ^ ANOTHER CHANCE TO BUY ovesi next Wednesday. as it does to the more ex­ IIIIIHIIIillllllllililllllllillllllllllllllilllllililillHMIllllHilllilllllliilllllilllilfUlllfW Heels Attached for .. “ ^ pensive ranges. Native Green Mountain Mrs. Millard Park and Mrs. Nel­ \ennce son Smith will represent Every Ready Circle Kings Daughters at Watkins Brothers Winter Potatoes the coming state meeting in Dan­ SAM Y U L Y E S Exclusive Representatives for I PHON bury. 701 Main St., Johnson Block, Crawford Ranges bushel $1.65 C.YRD OF THANKS South Manchester. (Free from bUght and disease. Tbey ■wlU cook ■white and I wish to express my sincere ap­ me^y.) preciation for the many acts of 'G O O D TMINOS T O EAT kindness and the expressions of sympathy extended to me at the AT PINEHURST YOU WILL GET JUST AS | time of the death of my dear hus­ Native Yellow Globe band. MRS. JOSEPH H. RIDINGS TURNIPS, bushel...... - 75c /^UR contact with $ 1 ^ practically every FRESH FISH | standard make of aur AS.YOU WOULD IN BOSTON. | mobile furnishes us starts Namco - 'Ml FILMS with an expert work- By express early Friday we will receive S ...... $1.00 ing knowledge that is Developed and an account CRAB MEAT, 3 cans .. yours to command for Haddock Filets - 5 Printed (New pack) ' * a, very reasonable Dressed Haddock S with this bank. price. S k ^ ^ s Cod Filets ' g 24 Hour Service Additional r^^ular . ' " Filet of Sole ) = Film Deposit Box at Fancy Red - / Nice Fresh Eastern Halibut i Store Entrance. deposits of one dollar 35c • Fr^h Saln^ = SALMON, tall can ... Fresh OYSTERS, both frying and smaU. 5 KEMP'S or more insure a steadily 255 Center St. Tel. 66l s Washburn Crosby’s Guaranteed Flour ...... $1.19 E increasing balance that will Gold Medal and Pillsbnry’s S ' New Cranberries. S soon grow to hundreds o f dollars. bag $1.19 S E P A I ^ St Martin’s Raspberry or Strawberry Jam, | SPECIAL FLOUR regular 55c a jar. Special . .v ...... 4 4 c * — ■ • -s Here is a chahc'6 for you to Start a small account; let it grow big. S Pinehurst Hamburg ...... 25c lb . 5 get your shoes repaired for I Fresh Shipment of bulk Sauerkraut, 3 lbs. 25e | half price for a limited time A Syrup and Pan Cake Combination Second Mortgage • ' ■ • ^ - .mm only. I C . 1 bottle Pure Cane and Maple SYRUP Men’s Soles sewed on .... $1.00 Money (11 ounce bottle) Ladies’ Soles sewed o n ____ 75c ' r Now On ^and Goodyear or O’Sullivan heels The Savings Bank of Manchester 1 package PAN CAKE FLOUR ...... ALL TOR 29c General Soutb Manchester, Ooim. a tta c h ^ . Arthur A . Knofla Auto Repairing and A i j t o A . AD work guaranteed at the Paying Interest at 4^i; per annum. - 875 Main St. Ck>mpoanded tjuarterly. FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Overhauling ■ ^ ^ 5 Main St. Boston Shoe Repair Rhone 782-3. SHELXION’S QAKAGB v ^ - , - - Fresh supply in tomorrow morning. Rear of 25 Hollister Street. Shop Herald Adrs. Brins Resins Phone 2828-a Besldeim 2Jta*-3 Insurance and Real E ata^' 105 Spruce St. Cdf.' BiiseU v. j • ■ . ’.-•i

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