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i n AVBKAOB DAILY OnCBLATKIM fer the Moafo of September, ISM -- The U ither l^jagua ot the Smaauel The Woman'a Homo Mlaaionary .^ .R O Y A L ARCADIANS Lutheran church will hold'a tiai- aocieW at the North Methodlat 5,801 lowe'en party tonight |rt 8 o'clock church has postponed its regular EXCAVATING AND WATKINS B R ^ ' Mowhw ot the Audit ItiMMllMlfa Um (hrtoc Band with the gpringfleld Uither leagiM meeting from tomorrow night to the R a i ^ e O i l Bareaa of Uroolatlotta aa guesta. Membera who took part flrat W ^eaday in Ntmowar. GRADING DfOOBPOBA'nBD MANC1BESTER ^ A a T Y OF VILLAGE CHARM at tke T mb^ Balh w ii in the Oiurch F^ier Week drive Cellars Dim PHONE i ROBERT R.-ANDERSON Th« CORK are raminded to make their llnal r*- Advertletaig on Pngo 14.) VtHtor, Oetobv S9 porta at tonlght'a meeting. Lawns GnuM Faaaral OIraetov H M a h c h i s t i r C o n h *) VOL, LVI., NO. 18 MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 2 h 1936 XSIXTEBN PAGES) PRICE TUKBE CKNTH littt. A d m M o a SSe. Plowing « Harrowing Foneral aervtce in home* Walter N.Leclerc Loam For Sale Myatic Beview, Woman'a Benefit S 8 6 6 like rarroandings. WEDNESDAY SPECIALS XaaociAtion, wlH hold Ita regulM Funeral Director Estimates Given ABOBTTOWN meeting tonight at 8 o'clock in Odd 142 e a s y CENTER ST. In the Self Serve and Health Market Island Haven For Clipper’s Passengers <88 No. Main St. Pbooe 88M VAN’S BOARD TACKLES iBRirAUrS NAVY A wriWirty cUnlc will b« held at reUoWB hall. President Ann Smith 'hopes for a large turnout of the S. G. BOWERS SERVICE STATION Telephone: th« -Y. M. C A. tomorrow aftamoo^ Double Green Stamps Given All Day Wednesday! FALL FROM ROOF TOP a t J:80. oSioers and members. 75 Deming St. Phone 7172 426 Hartford Road Office 5171 House 7494 SCHOOL MERGER STANDS BY TO Creamery 4 PINBHURST—DIAL 4151 It will p a / you to take ad­ PINEHURST— DIAL 4151 TAXINGJUDDLE m HOSTAGES vantage of this Prinehurst BUTTER KILLS ISRAEL SELWITZ Wednesday 25c Sale I „_'indiurst Pinehursti Strtetty l>eah Pallet Equalization Problem Con­ Baldwm Government Urges 25c VEGETABLE EG O S^______doz. WeQ Known Shoo Reinirer SPECIALS SALE fronts Selectmen in Effort Spanish Factions to Pre­ Russia Is Determined SALE Hale’s Wednesday Specials Any Flavor ^ / Plnnges to Death at M ai WAUIORF Large White Beef liver, ...... 2 5 c to Settle Puzzle Now vent Massacres; Opposi­ TISSUE. 6 rolls .. £ t O C Shop Throughout the store for Special Values. And Remember J e llo orRoyalD eggert plcg^^c To Help the Loyalists and Pearl Streets WhcH Cauliflower ( 4 1 -2 Years Old. tion of Labor Grows. —Extra Savings for You With Double Green Stamps All Day Brer BabUt Ginger Bread ~ Scott TIssae, O C — I0 c-3t°r2Sc Dried Beef, O I f Wednesday. _ Moscow, Oct. 21.— (AP)-,-S«vletxply arms immedlatsly to siege- Fixing Radio Aerial —’ 3 ro lls ...... ^ O C )/) lb...... ^ 3 C Ruaslo, determined to force supply threatened Madrid. F L O U R 2i4oz.pkgs. 2 7 « Plans for attacking the four and London, Oct. 21— (AP) — The of old to beleaguered Spanish While only tbe top men at the Drops Three Stories to 3 bun. Carrots— Boys’ 19c |a half years old problem of the British navy was ordered to stand Socialists, has decided only the Im­ Kremlin know details of the de­ Napkins, O C .« Extra Special! ! — cision taken by the government, 3 bun. Beets— O C Pinehurst Fresh O I f ■school consolidation equalization by today for a "mission of mercy" mediate dispatch of munitions can 3 pkgs...... ZDC No. S Oen Boblneon Brand save Madrid, Informed sources said enough Information baa seeped 1 Cabtoge— All for 3 C Ground Beef, lb. . ^ 3 C tax were started by the selectmen to rescue thousands of hostages held Sidewalk at Noon Today. A National Brand of by both sides in the Spanisb civil today. I down to indicate Dictator Joseph GOLF HOSE durii.g a meeting in the Municipal Stalin feels Europe Is rapidly drift­ Randall’s Chicken O I f Sweet Potatoes, O C T O M A T O E S spec. doz. 9 5 « war. Soviet commissars were repre­ 10 lb s ...... I & 3 C Jacquard patterns. Brown building last night. In messages to both the Madrid sented as having taken a strong ing towards war—and the time to Israel Selwltz, 54, of No. 2 Peafl Broth. 2 f o r ...... JLDC Fresh Shoulders, O C _ stanl for rushing airplanes to the make Russia's voice felt is now. and grey mixtures. Sizes 8V$ A new standing committee, to be regime and the Fascist high com­ street owner of the three story brick lb...... 4 L 3 C to 10^. No. 8 Can Land O’Lakes called the legialatlve committee, to mand. the government stressed fear desperately-driven Spanish govern­ Officials expressed belief all la to Celery, D£ LUXE HAIR NETS be gained and nothing lost by tak­ building at Nos. 623-t28 Main JeD.0 or Royal O C ^ which will be referred problems re­ of "wholesale massacre" of hostages. ment forces. 2 bunches 2 5 c Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden . The Russian government, these ing a strong stand against the street, was instantly killed at nooQ Dessert, 5 for.... 12 guaranteed perfect hair nets In each box. quiring considerable study and for Scotch Ham, O C PEAS ______doz. cans ^ a S l which there was no appropriate, Instructed the embassy at Madrid sources said, has resolved not to Soviet's "natural" enemy— Ger­ today when he fell from the top ot Regular price $1.00 dbzen. pair and the ambassador at Hendaye. 1 bun. Celery— All for '/, lb...... ^ 3 C committee previously to which yield an Inch further In delaying many. the southwest comer of the bundl­ Clapp’s, Heinz’ or Libby’s France, to press for early replies. For unless Great Britain and 1 lb. Tomatoes— O C ^ Sugar Oared, SUoed, Blndlesa could be referred such tasks, was counter-measures against alleged ing and struck on bis head'on the Box of 1 2 ...... The messages, envisioning "ter­ violations of Spanish neutrality by France can be aroused from what Is Baby Foods, 2 5 c 1 Cucumber— dC 3 C Ladies’ Chiffon established on recommendation of rible consequences which might en­ sidewalk below, a distance o f 86 3 cans Calves’ Liver, Q O Selectman Richard Martin. Fascist powers. regarded here as "lethargy", it la feet. ■'> National De Luxe Hair Nets are of the flneat quality and sue.” declared: (Russia haa charged Italy, Ger­ felt only a matter of time, not far Fancy White '/i lb...... 3 3 C workmanahlp. As auch they carry the recommendation and guar­ BACON Immediate Action "His majesty’s government feels Hts sop, PbUlp SelwlU, who wag To be members 01 the committee many and Portugal with sending distant, before Nazi troops will standing on the curbing just to ths antee of the J. W. Hale Corp. Impelled to make an urgent appeal cross the Soviet border to realise Pard Dog Food, Q C ^ HOSIERY Uale’eB ed Bag Chairman David Chambers appoint­ on purely humanitarian grounds to assistance to Spanish Insurgents. north (rf tbe spot where the body 3 cans ...... d u O C M ushroom s SHADES: STYLES: Soviet demands for “practical meas­ the hope expressed In Relcbsfuehrer 8-OUNCE CANS OF About 60 i>hlr to sell at ed Selectmen Joseph G. Pero, authorities cf both sides to conie to fell was the first to the accident,' Full pint basket. Dark Brownv- Harold M. Reed and Martin. Equali­ an agreement for the release and re. ures” to enforce the non-interven­ Adolf Hitler’s recent speech at not at first knowing that it was bill 1 9 c Peas <, Spinach Single Cap Shape COFFEE i ^ l 7 c tion accord signed by 2'i nations Nurnberg, these sources asserted. Great NtHihem O If .« Medium Brown zation, consuraatlon of the merger moval to some place of safety of father. (f Tomatoes Green Beans Light Brown Doable Cap Shape of the Ninth School district with aLy women." have been delayed by the neutrality (In that declaration, Hitler cast OpeoM New Store ^ - Peas, 2 cans ...;. C 5 0 c pair Extra Large Chlneoe envious eyes at the fartUs fields and Green Beans or O C ^ Wax Bean? Apricots Blonde Single Bob Shape the town and preparation of rulea Naval authorities today kept In committee In London. Hr. Selwltz wae enm(ed in b u ^ - CA^eem Poas»^ 2 qts^' A iHkelt '-!■ 'Detd>l«'B^''tShkpe'"' t*-|mfleeduzej. foi^ eondt i ^ g -^U doseitouch witb-the altuatkai:. ready : Officktls.. 4M not- iheritoto..Jou s*-.:. :zlidt.'ihineavnLAtii«!. Sov i^ .OtttUniRg iHBftrin ManehestepfoiM PeachiHS pWilt Cocktan - • to send the British fleet to Spanish press privately tbe feeling that what Germany vrould do "If we had ’Tomato Idee, Auburn $ 1.00. meetings of the board were listed a a shoe repalret, rettring froai 3 cans ...... Grey for- Immediate attention of the new ports. ^ these are the “gravest” days Europe the Urals, If we possessed Siberia, that, business last qiring and 2 5 g Hope for Spanish Aid May If we had the Ukraine." The Nasi White Tri-Angle group. Mrs. A v ^ ll Bartley Bradley Mrs. Adams carter has seen lu many years. month ago opened a package 3 “ “ 2 5 c Lavender Submission of suggested rules of Hopes were keen that the Madrid They are determined, they said, chancellor Hinted at the* pos$ibUlty in hla buUding, No. 626 Main it Beech'Nnt or Campbell’a. and Burgos governments would take Official tryout of accommodations along the Pan American Clipper ship route across the Pacific was reserved to adopt a firm stand aa the only of war "with our old adversary.") rpaesTso^ -FOOOS^ procedure at the next meeting of up the humanitarian move. It was for passengers on the first regularly scheduled flight, by the Hawaii Clipper, from San Francisco to Manila, He purchased a radio that was 8>ok. cans Morrell’s Sand­ Yellow Turnips the selectmen was requested. way to preserve European peace. Whatever happens in the Spanish be Installed in tbe package store to^ recalled, however, that an attempt today. Top photo shows modem hotel along beach at Wake Island. Two wings, connected by central lobby, Overnight, himdreds of thousands war, an authoritative ^ spokesman wich Spread, Birdseye Straw- Q If « Grapefruit, Fresh O If Wednesday Special! Heavy Hand Size Neckerchiefs Recommendations for completing made in August by foreign ambas­ have 86 rooms. The house in left foreground is the ho me of an air base crew member. Passengers listed for day and this morning went dowft 3 cans ...... berries. Special .. d b s 3 C Florida, 5 for .... ^ 3 C school consolidation and the taking o. bright-colored posters biased up said, Russia will contlhua to recog­ street and purchased the wire for 2 5 c Silk crepe materials. Solid large Head, Freeh Icebwg sadors at Hendaye to "humanize’ the iitltial trip Included Wilbur May, Los Angeles; Mrs. Zetta Averlll, Aberdeen. Washj Col. Charle.s Bartley, nise only the present Madrid gov­ 36’’ Good Quality Striped Cannon over by the town of the Ninth the war failed—so bitter were the Chicago; R. F. Bradley, San Francisco; Mrs. Clara Adams, Stroudsburg, Pa. Ready to board the Clipper at in tbe Russian capital. the necessary connection with the colors: Blue, green, red, tile, "Honda Off Spain!" they said. ernment—even if the seat of gov­ And All White. Special! navy. School district will be made aa soon hatreds splitting Spain. Honolulu for the rest of the flight was Amon G. Carter. Fort Worth (Tex.) publisher. roof oeriaL LETTUCE 2 fo r ^ as possible. Eden's step temporarily • shifted The printed demand led to re­ ernment should be transferred to Hla son Philip was asked to take Four hundred hills for a total of International attention from the newed clamor by Soviet workers Barcelona or the president and his care of the package store while hs TURKISH $60,116.72. incurred during the first heightening tension arising over for the Russian government to sup- Cabinet should flee Spain. went In for bis lunch and it was', PINEHURST GROCERY, INC. OUTING Ic each two months of the fiscal year, were Russia's anger against alleged viola­ the:: he decided to connect Uto': ^ 2 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER, CONN. Cooking Apples 7 lbs. 2 5 « approved for payment on recom­ tions of the non-intervention pact by YAST AUDIENCE aerial. Mrs. Selwltz suggested th a t,. TOWELS mendation of the, audit committee Fascist powers — Italy, Germany NEW CHARGES FEATURE he let the task go until tbe boy# ' DRUG SPECIALS newly organized at the previous and Portugal — and the compla­ could do It and that he eat bis mesk. -’j FLANNEL Freeh New Florida meeting of the selectmen. In ac­ cency" of the British attitude. but he insisted that it was only "S'; 2So-60c-$1.00 Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin AT ID S’ CHEERS SPAIN’S SOCIAUSTS STEM Bublne...... 11c-40c-eio cepting the recommendation of the CAMPAIGN IN THE STATE short job and hs would take cart audit committee the board dispens­ summoned his cabinet to No. 10 of It at once. 0 for $ ] [ S6o White Vick's R u b ___ _ ,24o ORANGES dox. ip e Downing Street today to consider Continuing Our 26c E x -L a x ...... iffo ed with the laborious task of read­ the darkening altuation. Informed FASCIST DRIVE ON MADRID He waa only on tbe root a short 0 yd». SOo PhlUIps’ Milk Magnesia, 84e ing each / of the 400 items during sources said it was a foregone con­ LANDON SPEECH time when hla wife was informed,' $1.00 Wampole’s Extra Large. Fine, Thin Skin the ses^ n of the full board. Adop­ clusion the cabinet would reject Batterson Claims That thou­ BROWDER GREETED ot the accident by her son, w ho' ' 17c yard. We are selling lots of the Ood Liver Preparation, 61o tion of'rules of procedure la expect­ British Laborite leaders’ demands ODoe ran to the house to t ^ her,; SPECIAL smaller hand size towels and 26e Men’s preaslng Combs. .lOe ed to further facillate conducting for an extraordinary session ot la bar OBlnlon that be tripped This Is a real good quality this Is a real value.. Jleavy 28e Dr. Lyon’s lor 2 5 « of the board's meetings. Parliament to debate neutrality im­ sands of DoHars of YlfPA 0. P. Nominee Scores Civilians Rosh to Defense of SALEDONIS PICKED a wire on the roof os he .was ne On RUBBER HEEI.S slirlped outing flannel, 36” wide GRAPEFRUIT 6 Regular SSo Ladies’ Rubber Heels weight, all white with colored Tooth Pow der...... 18e .The selectmen refused to sign mediately. However, the regular WITH EGG BARRAGE ^ the comer of the building. —not thin or sleazy—for gowns 25c-65c gtlpullftlon requested by Cheney opening day of Parliament, Oct. 29, n ieie were several in tbe — ^Attached to 8 A . — borders In blue, rose, gold, green Work Have Been Wasted New D eal's Abuse o f Pow­ City in Desperate Effort; WoodenJBeels_^_;_j^j^^^ *7 C and pajamas. AU colors In MIstol Nose Drops...... 11o-i.lo /Brothers whereby the concern would likely will be devoted to airing the AS OWNER OF INN dlate vicinity who heard the thud, > stripes. and orchid. Sfio Grove’s Bromo Qolnlne, 28e HEALTH MARKET withdraw Its petition to the Federal Spanish situation. A call, waa at once sent for Quiah'a-': Men's or Ladlsa* Begnlar SOe court for cancellation of Its liability Lloyd George a Crltlo Because of Inefficiency. Conunimist Unable to Make er, Threat to Liberties; Rebels Still Are Twenty ambulance, but the body waa not Short Cut Bib or Shoulder for the cost of waste disposal from Stinging attacks on the neutrality moved until tbe. arrival o t Dr. : Rubber Heels the Charter Oak street mill of the "farce" have already been heralded Le'Verae Holmea, medical examiner,. Makes Reply to Ickes. Brooklyn Girl Identifies who waa called at his home and re* . Attached—29c Rogers Paper Manufacturing corn- New • Haven, Oct. 21.— (A P)— Speech in Terre Hante — Miles Away. BASEMENT SPECIALS LAMB CHOPS lb. 28e puny. in return for which the select­ (Oontlnaed or Page Ten) ionded at once. Before D r.: men would agree to henceforth con­ Charges, counter-charges and rec­ *^thany Joe” m New Solmea arri'ved Deputy Medical Ex* : Hats______Cleaned .49c strue Cheney B.others liability only ommendations that had developed Three Hurt m Fights. Aboard Landon Special En Route Madrid, Dct. 21.—(A P )—En? amlner Dr. D. C. Y. Moore arrived 75c DUS-nNC MOPS on a rover- ( - Q RADIATOR COyERS, heavy sheet metal, at the accident, but left jhe Inveo* as guaranteeing the collectibility of today from one of the most active to Phoenix, Arlz., Oct. 21.— (A P)— other Specials Proportionately sible frame, in colors...... 3 3 . C adjustable 20’’ to 89”. Ivory ^ ^ A A political campaigns Connecticut trenched Socialist troops, fighting Ugation to Dr. Holmes. -----Low PrIoedI Hamburg or Sausage Meat the claim. CHARITY BOARDS Gov. Alf M. Landon, charging that Haven Federal ConrL or walnut finish...... V x k v U Court Action Postponed ever has seen included; Terre Haute, Ind., Oct. 21.—(AP) savagely to stem a Fascist drive on Dr. Holmes ordered the body ; $1.50 O’CEDAR MOPS in triangular or Decision on what action the town A charge by Walter E. Batterson, —Driven to cover In his hotel by a the New Deal threatened to destroy Madrid, held dogged Insurgents at moved to the ()ulsh undertaking ; National Shoe Shine Republican candidate for Congress rooms where be made a more com- ; oblong shapes, extra quality A ^ ODORA STORAGE CLOSETS, have dou­ will take in view of the Supreme TO HOLD PARLEY belligerent crowd’s rotten egg and the bill of rights, turned his Presi­ bay today 20 miles from the Span­ New Haven, Oct. 21.—(AP) — 2ibs. 35c / Court’s verdict that the town can ■from the First District, that on Con­ plete examination. The death waa FOR ALL PURPOSES and Shoe Renair Shop yam. E a ch ...... V L eVlvf ble doors, holds 12 to 20 o o necticut WPA work "thousands of tomato barrage, Earl Browder. dential campaign eastward across ish capital. Marie Ciollina, 17-yeor-old Brooklyn, caused by a crushed skull sad had : 881 Main Street collect the claim irom either the tbe continent today from Los garments ...... O x . $ b 3 dollars have been wasted because of Communist candidate for President, The desperate defenders, reinforc­ N. Y., girl, pointed out "Bethany hem Instantaneous. We have the largest stock of window glass • paper company or the silk firm was Angeles. ed by civilian recruits rushed from O’CEDAR NO RUBBING WAX, D I f ^ postponed by the selectmen until a the inefficiency of foremen and su­ considered in silence today any pos­ Joe" Soledonls today as the owner WeU Kiiown. in town, at prices that can’t be eqtialled. Groups from Six States to pervisors to organize the job.” "If we are to preserve our Ameri­ Madrid, held their positions during Mr. Selwltz was well known in dries with a lustre. 1-qu^ can 0 3 C WINDOW VENTILATORS, metal louvres later meeting. sible future plans for delivering his an (nsurgent bombardment and of tbe Bethany Inn, tdentlfled by lb. A charge by United States Sena­ tv/ice-thwarted campaign address In can form of government, this ad­ Manchester. He came to town REPLACE BROKEN PANES IN WINDOWS— in wood frame, adjustable o Cf BEEF STEW 2 0 e The stipulation which was re­ tor Francis T. Maloney (D.), ot ministration must be defeated," the countered with deadly attacks of Federal agents as a link in tbe jected by the board also provided this city. from Hartford a little over 80 yeora STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS CARPET BEATERS, well made O I f _ to 33” ...... Z 3 C Gather in Hartford On Meriden, that the Democrats who Republican nominee told a cheering their own. $26,000,000 New England vies syn­ ago and engaged In tbe $hoe re- that Cheney Brothers would pay m He was prevented from entering ITie government line blocking the with wire through handle...... 4m 3 C have "left the fold” to support the radio station WBOW where he was throng that Police Captain H. C. dicate smashed by a aeries of arrests pairing biulness, having his shop at ' Call US to set your glass or bring In the sashes. full a charge of $6764.79 for ita dis­ presidential candidacy of Governor Brawster estimated at 76,0<>0 in the Fascist drive jogged southeast from during tbe past three months. ODD LOT OF COLORED FLOWER POTS, posal prior to reorganization pro- November 10. scheduled to speak last night and at Main and Maple street In tha buUd­ Prompt Service. Delco-Heat LAMB STEW lb. 1 2 « - 1 5 « Alfred M. London are outnumbered least three persona were Injured In huge Los Angeles Coliseum last field headquarters north of Illescas Miss CoUtna, 'Who said she had ing owned by George Strant and 89c ALUMINUM SAUCE PAN. ^ If _ through Yeles, Esquiviss and Sesena been a prostitute for six months, The Fastest Selling by Republican Senators who have flat fights as a crowd of several hun­ night later bad a place ot business for- straight sides, IV^ quarts...... 3 C 19c>25c»39c (Continued On Page Two) remained silent In regard to their dred persona, surrounding the studio In a 40-mlnute radio speech, the to the highway between Madrid and testified for the state as the trial ttor up on Main street. About IB Oil Burner On the Market . Hartford. Oct. 21.— (AP)— A party’s nominee. building, forced him to retreat in his longest of his campaign thus far, Aranjuez. of Saledonls, charged with several years ago he purchased the land at TH OS. M cGlLL, Jr. BAMBOO RAKES, 18’’ rake, cross brace VEAL CHOPS lb. . New England mobilization for hu­ A recommendation by Arthur M. taxicab, with his speech undeliver­ Landon said "planned society, which Depl03ln g from the Socialist con­ Main and Pearl etreeiz and erected PAINTER AND DECORATOR SCOJT TOWELS, these paper towels have 3 7 Brown, Republican gubernatorial centration near Torrejon de la Cal- (Continned Os Page Two) and wired, 38-tooth O Ca man needs, the first of Ita kind, in ed. Is the alteriistlve to representative the three story brick building there. 126 Cedar Street many uses in the kitchen. ^ PRESIDENT VISITS ths history of this area, will bring sada, the Madrid warriors attacked Phone 6887 Radio station officials rejected the government, has destroyed freedom insuiYriit positions at Azana, Panto­ His shop was for, a time on tha - rake ...... iSi 3 C 150 towels to roll. R o ll...... 1 C leading citizens and representatives (Oonttnued on Page Fourteen) offer of diminutive Miss Sylvia Fen­ of speech, freedom of the press, Peart street side of the building. o ' 40 Community Chests from the ner of .Indianapolis—she said she ja, lA Alameda and Anover de Tsjo freedom of religion." on the Tagus river. His family lived in one of the flats six states to Buahnell Memorial hail, was a "Communist party worker"— Replies To Icker SAN DIEGO BLAZE in the buUding. Last spring be rte STATE TOMORROW Hartford, on November 10. to substitute for the party leader. Advance Halted The Los Angeles visit also was "So far we have succeeded in tired from active business. . LaM . The call for the mobilization, a BROWN ADVOCATES 'Unable to Speak marked by Landoh*s issuance of a halting the rebel advance on Ha- month he opened a package store part of the 1936 NaUonal Mobiliza­ Browde • later released for publi­ formal statement replylr. to a drij,” exulted Oen. Jose Asenslo, So­ CAUSES BIG LOSS in the place where be had conducted . Governor to Disenss Flood tion for Human Needs beaded by cation the speech he was unable to speech In Washington by Secretary cialist commander. his shoe repairing riiop. CORK Gerard Swope, president of the Gen­ REVISION OF LAWS make. In It he urged the American Ickes who described tbe Kansan as General Asensio asserted recap­ Mr. Selwitz was among tbe first JW. HAiC Shop For Specials In eral Eliectrlc Co., was issued today people to "stamp out the tyranny Jewish residents of Manchester and Ihe a "state socialist." Landon In his ture of Illescas, occupied by Insur­ which Hearst, the Liberty League Control Widi Mr. Roose­ by ita chairman, John T. Tinsley of reply said tbe New Deal spokesmen gents Sunday, was "Imminent” . is a member of the Jewish (Tom* M arch iST6R Co n h < and the Republican party seeks to Damage Estimated at Two munity club. The club wlU be rep4 Worcester, Mass. Mr. Tinsley is bad’ switched their attack upon him "We still hold strategic positions vice-president and general manager establish,” also directing a shaft at at Algodor and CasUIIejos (both im­ resented at the funeral, arrange^ Gabernatorial Candidate Be­ President Roosevelt with; > aa "a puppet of'b ig business" to menta. being made this aftenwon to Boih These Stores velt on His Tram. of the Crompton and Knowles “the ground that 1 am a socialist portant communications centers on Millions;. 200 Firemen Looms Works and a director of the "We Comipunists have repeatedly tbe Tagus)," he added. have 20 men of the club present for told labor leaders, Progressives and and the enemy of big business." the prayer that wiU proceed hla New Ehigland Council, lieves There Are Too He compared the campaign move A rain of steel over the roiling Mr. Tinsley, appointed by Still­ Liberals, that they cannot rely upon countryside accompanied the at­ burial. n ■ Hartford. Oct. 21— (AP) -W ith ­ Roosevelt to save the rx>untry from to "throwing the ball around wildly Fight the Flames. A ll Day W ednesday inIn sightsi of some of the Hartford man F. Westbrook of Hartford, tacks and counter-attacks. Fascist Hie Family. With the president of Community Cb.ests and Hearstism. The only way to keep attempting to score” and charged pi. nes dropped scores of bombs on He is survived by bis wife, Rebec­ ^area that was inundateid and partly Many Unnecessary Ones. him from making m deal with the "this la typical of tbe confusion and .ralyzed last spring by the un- Councils, Inc., to lead this New government artillery batteries and ca Selwitz, two sons, Lipmaa and Window Shades the Socialist gunners replied with San Diego, Calif., Oct. 21.— (AP) Philip and three daughter!, Julia, Pina qnaUty Holtond Shades ledented rise of the city’s rivers, Ekigland movement, said the pur- (Oontlooed on Page Pen) (Oontinoed on Page Ten) ^ P F re'resident s Roosevelt will discuss poae of the mobilization was to call unceasing fire. —A spectacular skyline fire swept Frieda and Miriam, all Uvtng a^ "THIN-MIX” made to order and bong on ypnr And Get Your New Loiidon, Oct. 21.— (AP) — At Aranjuez. railroad and radio through a downtown business block home. window*— 48c. All oolora. Sam- flood control uimorrow with Om- attention to the human needs on Arthur M. Broiyn, Republican ''necticut leaders, among them Gov. stations were targets for Insurgent today with damage estimated by plea fomlahed on raqoeat. Pleaae which fall ctunpaigns for funds of gubernatorial nominee, said In an In­ Fuel Control Phone 4 4 9 6 Wilbur L. Cross. the cbesto in this territory will be aviators who destroyed the build­ owners at $2,0(X),(XX> before it was FIND STOWAWAY Band poet card for Immediate at- terview here today he favored "an ings but failed to hit the tracks of brought under control. The governor’s office announced based. Immediate survey of the statute Low First Cost tonttoB. today that the flood control confer­ Arkansas Town Excited the Madrid-Valencla railway, re­ Thousands of persons 'watched 200 New York, Oct. 21.—(AP)—A The program has been endorsed books with a view to revision.’’ firemen and volunteeni win a alow Nbw BoUen ...... 10c each A call to this number will brinfi: you ence would be held on the Presl- by the New England Council. maining link between the capital p aistent Chilean, whose bne idea 3 Years To Pay dent’s special.train shortly after lu Replying to Democratic criticism and the eastern seacoast. battle against the flames, which seems to be to enter the United "This meeting is a sig-jlflcant that he has been silent on state Is­ Station Wrecked broke out shortly after midnight In prompt service on hisrh grade arrival here at 9:30 a. m. event in New England," Mr. Tina- Over Its Terriq,ptn Race SUtes, arrived in New York os a Low Operatinsr Cost Capitol Hr. Roosevelt, who will' make sues. Brown said: Squadrons of Fascist bomMng tbe Whitney department store and ley announces. "It is the first, time a "liiey speak of state Issues. Is Stowaway today and ran smack in­ Hartford the starting point of a shipa. soared over CasUUejos, ap­ leaped to the full belgbtb- of the 11 to the Immigration authoriUes for E n t ir ^ Automatic Window Shade Co. motor tour O' Ckmnectlcut, is ex­ Serious, effort bat been made to con­ there a g i^ te r state issue than a proximately 10 miles west of Aran’ story Watts office building in the solidate the voluntary human wel­ clarification and modernization of I^epanto, Ark., Oct. 21—^'(AP) —. The shellback sweepstakes >ma the flftb . time la ten years. Fireproof J-M Asbestos Shingles 4f Capon St. Hartford pected to be'told also what progreas Townsfolk and farmers put aside been a local event for several yearn juez, and wrecked the railway sta­ same block. When be waa taken off the Graca Quiet Operation has been made in the drive to win fare interests in this area. the laws on our statute books, and tion there. Street car and utility service was elimination of those unnecessary for tbelr cbores today to lee tbe annual but this one attracted much more liiier Santa Clara he gave the hama Fast Action R A N G E the state’s eight electoral for him Have Good Record Mtln street Terrapin Derby run in attention and Lepanto enjoyed ita The bombing pilots hovered over cut off in tbe area os firemen mop­ II end side wall upkeep expense! in the NovemMr elections. "Community chests in New Eng­ the good government and well-be(ng the raU lines, waited for a train to ped up the blaze. of Raimundp Estrada, but Immigra­ a holiday, atmosphere ruled by publicity-breu "boom." tion officers said he bad used varte Reliable Final details for the Preaident’s land have made a gooC record, but ot the people T" fervor and fait play. pass, and then loosed their deadly Two men were critically Injured. Referring to the dispute between Crowds began gathering long be­ ous aliases in his attempts to enter ' T f your hooM looka "down at You can finance tbia and many first visit to Connecticut since IBM they have not been as fully under- Louisville never got any more fore post time. School children were cargo on tbe building. A fireman, Eddie Baum, suffered a Dependable Performaiice when be was awarded an honorary s to ^ by sll of our people as we Connecticut Right Wing and Left in the northwestern sector near possible skull fracture when the noz­ this country. ' heels,'* re-eide it with other home improvements on pepped up about its most famous given a holiday. Pretty girls sold JUST ARRIVEDI degree^by Yale were completed tbis hope they will be through the wider Wing Sodaliats in which each fac­ horse race than tbis village of 1,1J6 El Escorial, weary Socialists con­ zle of a high-pressure hose broke. ,.be«itiftil Johns-ManviUe Ce- a n d F U E L tion sought a place on the ballot as home-made candy and lemonade and BALAyCB convenient monthly terms with _ ItaUsa Dish Gardens morning at a conference m the gov- attention this united effort will residents did this year in staging Us the women of tbe Parent-Teachers solidated pcwltlons for an expected V. Ssezepanski, 2l, seaman attached TREASUBY dergeadn-Aabeatoa Sding Shin- no down payment, under the enwr’s office. Present bMtdes the make poraible.. the legal Socialist party, the Re­ greatest civic show. Only the ter­ Association bustled about, happily Insurgent adyan^ on the historic to the destroyer Dale, suffered , glea. Not ooe haa ever worn Johns-ManvUle "$1,000,000- $< ' Novelty Book Eads governor were 0(fl. E. W. Starling, ’*Tbe meeting will be one of the publican candidate declared "somer rapins seemed immune to tbe gen­ counting profits that wilt go toward rity. Their lines were bombed and head injury that naval hospital at­ Washington, Oct. 21,—(AP)—Tha , out or caught fire. YouH have Dom ^ 00 Dishes and Novelties cbitf of the Secret Service; William features of the nstional moblUza- thing must be the matter with our eral excitement. ' building a new g^nasium . machine-gunned three times by taches said would be fatal when he position of the Treasury on Oct 19; to-Lend” Plan, at the low rates A. Higgins of the Secret Service; election laws when a party faction fell through the roof of the burning Receipts, $16,947,408.88; expendi­ no m o re hUl» t o t aid* wmll prescribed by the N a tio^ Just the thing for a hridgo The J i K H A L C CORP. Uon sponsored by a committee of Each of the 220 hard-helled en­ .The not-so-high-atruDg racers had Fascist aviators. Ool. Anthony Sunderland, state po­ has to go to court with a writ of tries had its backers but those who numbers painted on their backs last In Madrid, administration offl- national dollar store while handling tures, $46,861,678.93; bslaace, $1,- p o in tin g or tm ptdrini! Hollaing Act. g ift MANCHiSTiR C o n n * lice comisiaiitoner; Brig.-Gcn. Wil­ outstanding American citizens head­ mandamtu to force the secretary 913,596,964.76; customs receipts for ed by Gerard Swope. wanted to support tbelr judgment night so their backers esp pick cials rushed work on interior de­ another fire hose. OIL liam F. Ladd of the Connecticut Na­ of state to act on a ballot dispute of turtle flesh with cash had to fenses as Socialist ranks wers swell The Interior of the three-story the month, $23,888,186.75. AhM eenplata fow $( Plaati^ them out when they are lined up on B8TIMATE8 GLADLY FURNISHED. AB InatonaHeau By tional Guard; Major Frank M. "Prominent buslnees leaders of he has held for decision for more Whitney store was destroyed. Only Receints for the fiscal year (sinoa and Ont Plawanb New Bkigtond who have long realis­ make tbelr wagers sub rosa. the 200-yard course and released to ed by civilian volunteeis who an Nichols of the state police; and Po­ than two weeks." Mrs. C. B. McCaellan, wife of the amUe to fame and $30 in cash—$16 sw a i^ urgent calls for assistance. tbe blackened walls remained stand­ July 1),’ $1,319,959,808.10; tKpeiidl- Pketoiy-Tmlaed Men. lice Chief Garrett J. Farrell ut ed, the importance of Qommunlty Decrease Laws mayor, declared a ban on betting Minister of Slate Julio Al'vares del ing. The national dollar store like­ tures. $2,119,682,033.56, (hiclttdlng, ra S W . O. OLENNEY GO. caieet activities are actively inter­ straight, $10 place and $6 show. PENTLAND Hartford. In regard to bla propoeal for a and said the townswomen had seen "Roosevelt ” entered by Store- Vayo issued a stirring appeal for wise was a total loss. $792,531,457.91 of emergency expsB- O mO. LambSTg >UapoMr Si^pBes, Paint THB riiO B U T . IT Oak 81. INC. The conferences aboard, the train ested in this program, the purpose survey of the state’s laws. Brown to it that DO one tampered with the koeper Mike Dindursky, ruled a "defense of Madrid." Mundo Obrero. EstUnated Damage ' dlturea); excess of expendituw,’ v; - AM KA Mnta Ste t TsL 41tt IfinfihoitoT will >e brief in order that the Preai- at which la to promote a wider un­ said: nonchalant entries. sUgbt fa-vorite, but there was sup-, Communist newspaper, demanded Guilford Whitney, president snd $799,673,216.46; groai debt, $ 8 3 ^ ,*-.; KEMFS, Inc. L.T.W oodGo. dent may begin his speech from the derstanding of the significance of "There is no doubt in my ndnd "But I really don’t know,” she port for "Landon," a Hkely looking that aU ’’builders, carpenters, matal owner of Whitney’s, estimated hla 868,809.60. a decrease of 81,789^; 718.80 under the previous day; golff FRIOIDAmE and DEUX> HEAT added, "how anyone; could Hx’ a leirapln entered by Farmer John workers, waiters, cooks and barbers HEADQUARTERS for HOME IMPROVEMENTS 51 Bissell Street ) ipoMmnS On Fngo Twex .{Oonttaned On Fags j,OoatinDed on Pago FonrteMiX Terrapla Derby.” RUchett. ___ I . - oeass work and go dig trenches.” iremtA $11,006.708.9TOJ18. Prodnets of GeoeraJ Motora RedlkeBefiUidTS. ADVERTISE IM TH£ HERALD—ID EAYH T UBtmploysd win Mv«r b« tm to d Frank J. Quisb, Hana Engel, Artlnar Quatafsoa; Judga Adveeata, •gain the way Oi«y w m in 1929.'* Freeburg, - Haridd Belcher, Jamea. ALLA COLONIAITAUANA DOUBLE BIRTHDAY PARTY Cheney. , NATIONS JOBLESS ‘T b«UsT« in a pamanant works BOAto TA(MSroB iTU M Y l DISCUSS HALTING 300 S E LEGION’S Hamilton. ’ Charlie Tucker. V. F.W . POST ELECTS Tha post officers will be Installart T i n Pan Alley to Hi jNew Camera Reveals program for tba unamployed of tbla Entei^talamettt, W. Henry Weir; during the lattsr port of November nation, tha program to ba deter­ Tha "aon-eonuf* of Ootspaay X visiting, iaon C. Bradley: vmpy, n Oomttato deUa Sodeta’ CHRI8- GIVEN FOR TWO SISTERS with Past Department Commander STILL BIG PROBLEM mined by the else of the unfmploy- will meet at the State armory Sat­ i FUNEBAlil " OF DRAINAGE JOB ^ OFFICERS SEATED Jamee R. Pitkin; auditing, Fruik TOFORO COLOMBO tIngraaU tutti DAVffi MCCOLLUM James Daley of Hartford or Post To Keep Peace in lY o / , 'r®-'WIM I , Flying Habits of Birds eed group. I believe there will ai- urday at 2 o’clock and go to tha SCHOOL MERGER Cervlni; building, Victor Bronke; gl’lntervenlrono alia eelebraaiona del Department Raymond Frost of waye be a need for euch a program. rifle range In Bolton to prepare for ChaODcey B. Weir bank, Charlea U Wlgnm; legal, Vic­ 28 ahnlveiaario Domenloa 11 Otto- M n . Jennie Beebe and M in Britain aa the Inatalling officer. It could aleo supplement unemploy­ the turkey ehodt to be held there The funeral of Chauncey B. Weir, tor Bronke; dlsaater, Eldward P. bre al Sub Alplno Club. Elsie Porter Are Honored by New York, Oct. 2 t ^ ( A P ) w TlnacynUda------the emotloas of a nstkiL Following the buatneas aeeeton Pan Altey, tJiat place of sharps and do not need today patrlotle fervt^-— ^ PltUburfh. Oct SI—(AP) — Ax The now camera has sound, too. ment Insurance. Sunday. TAXING MUDDLE found dead hi hie home pn Gardner Qulsh; national convention, Thomas n nterlto di qujsto succesto apetta RelatlTea and Friends. eteiuned clama were served and an The bird experts heard the boat of ih n r L Hopkins in State ’’Something has to be done for street yesterday morning, will be Boggy Stow Project HeU Up . Installatioii Ceremony m Ma- Clarke; athletloe, John G. Mahoney. a tutti ooloro cBe eooperarono Ih Annual Meeting Held in New flata and aingle-ayllable Jardon of what wo need la contentment, hoM, ^ luiw Ckmera'—clickUic ^ picture in inspection of the building waa con­ the stagA baa decided to hdp keep for the future and gate^, it s MCh htmdred thousandth of a see* the ruffled grouse, that sound so « - I>eraona employed in eeasonal Jobe Oroup • of the Center church wiU (OMUniwd' from Page Oa«) held Thursday afternoon at 2 o’clock Aimintmenta announced by Mrs. ognl modo per la buona rluadta. ducted by the building ovamlttee. citing to the hunter, the woodpeck­ and the technological problem ie meet tomorrow night at 7:80 at the funeral home of T. P. Hol- Sophia Holmea, president at the L'intervento del 150 ia banchetto Ura. Jennie Beebe and her alster, tha United Statea out of war. win, and It (a to these ends jT'ond—ripp^ the cloak of uncertaln- loran, 175 Center street. Rev. K. E. . After 117,000 Had B e ^ sodc Temple Last Night; Home Last Ni(dit; Other Commander McCoUum'a appolnt- **Wa do not need today patrlbtio muao must be qedloated." , ty from the flying hahlts of birds to- er's rat-tat-tat and alarm call of the Today Ghrea His Views of growing constantly. EHderly per- o’clock at the home of Ita leader, ceedingi which stswted April 26, unit, were: Americanism, Arvllla espreeaero la loro slmpatica aoddla* Mlse BSale Porter of 89 Maple Antarctic’s penquln. £ons caught In the depression have Mre. Orton Beach of 42 Gerard Ehickaon will officiate and burial Bale; child welfare, Ida Woodhouse; fasione nel modo che fu-organlasato street were guests of honor at a menta made last night were; Officer fervor—what we need la ebntent* Paine advised Himber no 'pot)*'/; }• day. 193,5, and that the town would dis­ will be In the East cemetery.' constitution and by-laws, Mary of the day, John Glenney; adjutant, ment”, said John Q. Paine, ehaliw Usher today was Issuing martia$% K It showed naturalists what they Magwhusetts Institute of Tech- held onto their Joba causing the street, for d special meeting. All charge It from liability for a claim Expended On IL e bondotto. double birthday surprise party last Officers. nology^eveloped the camera and Unemployment Situation. younger folks coming up to go Job­ members are urged, to be present. Mr. Weir Is survived by his wife, Dannaher; FIDAC, Grace Pitkin; n Comltato era ooihposto dal Slg, evening. Mrs. Beebe’s birthday was Thomas Conlon; sergeant major, man of the board of the Music Pub- music “or music which would tend m lj^t only have piesSed at other­ of $7469.24 for the disposal of two daughters, Mrs. Myra Brown of education of Worid War orphans, Clarence Peterson; quartermaster Ushers Protective Association, to­ to stir war emotions, nor does any wise—the number of winjfbeats a Harold Et Edgerton and Charles L. less. wraste from the paper mill during JOHN OALLASaO, chairman. October 19 and her slater’s birthday aergeont, ' Andrew Holsbelmer; Blake, ofNttat school, took the "Under our economic eyetem, In­ Mr. and M n. WllUam WaAdeU of M3rstic and Miss Gladys . Weir of Mary Brosnan; Gold Star Mothers, Lee ICnrleo, Luigi Palasd, John oet.oqred October 17. day. publisher intend to do so." minute, and why the little hummlnK New Haven, Oct. 81.—(AP)— the same period. Somers; two sons, Lawrence Weir Officials of the State Board of Three hundred members and BSlzabeth Prless; legislation; Min­ David McCollum of 143 Florence Americanisation officer and patrio­ The martial air, it seems, Is Paine’s office said the pubUsherF^ hi’, can fly backjrsrds. movies. „ ■ „ dustry employs persons only when 185 Wadsworth street left Saturday Corna, Natale Ruffinl, John Plano, Mrs. Beebe bad been Invited to her tic instructor, Archie Kilpatrick; Dr. Arthurs*. Allen, of Cornell Harry L. Hopkins, Federal Works It can make a profit out of them, for a week’s automobile trip to At­ Also tabled until another meet­ of Montreal, and Welter Weir of Fisheries and Game, the WPA and tipguesta were preaent last night at nie Carrington; membership, Elsie Rlno Coma, Salvatore Raimondi, cousin’s home for dinner, Mias Elsie s tm t waa elected Commander of banned by general agreement of stand would have a maiket effect The American Ornithologists University, obtained the sound ef­ ing was a request by the Board of Hartford; two sisters, Mrs. Sherman Daniels, Grace Pitkin, EMna Keat­ historian, Neal Cheney; color bear­ the houses which put out the on reducing the use of martial muslo Union, meeting at Carnegie Insti­ Progress Administrator, said to­ leaving It up to the government to lantic City and Washington. the Town of Manchester oonfelred .. the annual Installation of officers of Fiorlno Nlgro, Luigi Zeppa, Giu­ Dean of Middle Turnpike East, and Anderson-Shea Post, Veterans of ers, Albert Jacobs, Edward Cobb; fects. He has developed them to ac­ step In to handle any breaches.’’ Assessors that a full time stenog­ Buck of Highland Park and Mrs. this afternoon in the Municipal IMworth-Cornell Post, American ing; music and uniforms, Ida Wood- seppe Mlstretta, Giuseppe Lombar­ upon her return home, the lights sheet music. In the home, in the movies and' in tute, saw It all. day he believes In a permanent Grace Buck of Buckingham. house; memorials, Olive Chartler; Foreign Wars at the annual meet­ color guards, Carl Anderson, Wll­ Last Sunday Richard Himbcr, broulcastlng. Delegates saw the wings of the company museum habitat groups. Hopkins lauded the set-up in the Dr. Perry T. Hough of Hartford rapher be employed in the office to building boncemlng the advisability Legion end Auxiliary In Masonic do, Giuseppe Balaidl, Giuseppe were turned out and os 'She entered works program to take care of the assist in clerical work. Town Coun­ natlonql defense, Evelyn Oregon; VlnCl. \ as much surprised to find kbout ing for election of officers last night Uam Shields; sentinel; Robert New York City orchestra leader, ap­ tiny humming bird move so swiftly nation’s unemployed and added that state headquarters afid In a brief was appointed pathologist of the Bister M. J. Eileeo of continuing the WPA mosqnlto Temple. Due to the Illness of Past Modean; guard, John Buchanan. they appeared not to move at all. Union, N. J.—When foes of Tax talk to the workers, promised "I Manchester Memorial hospitsd by sel William S. Hyde supported the control project to drain Boggy Stow (bounty Commander Victor Bronke, poppy, Helen Griffin, publicity, thirty relatives, neighbors and at the' 'v.F.W. Home, Manchester pealed to fellow orchestra leaders Collector Charles U, Sims threaten­ In his opinion It could supplement won’t ever let jrou down, and I assessors claim that more assist­ The funeral of Sister Mary J. Into Union pond. the post officers were Installed by Ma^orie Bradley; rehabilitation, friends who had come to help cele­ not to play martial music aa a but the new camera recorded 40 unemployment Insurance. the board of trustees at a meeting Eileen (Kelleher) of the Order of Green. It was the first annual meet­ strokes each second while the bird ed to keep his name off a campaign know you won’t let me down.’’ held yesterday afternoon. Dr.-Hough ance is needed if the aaaesAors’ and Attending the smlon were Ar­ Di.trlct Commander George Green Eklna Keating; radio, Emma Inman; brate the happy occasion. ing held In the newly remodeled SWALLOWED COIN means of preventing "the recur* banner hung outside the Union Re­ Hopkins told reporters at a press Hopkins said the re-election of the tax collector’s records are to be the Sisters of Mercy, who died Mon­ thur L. Clarke, superintendent of rtf South Windsor, assisted by Dis- unit activities, Letltla Rady; Mrs. Beebe and Miss Porter were home and was largely attended with rence of another great international hovered and 75 a second on the conference that there are fewer per­ succeeds Dr. Ralph E. Kendall of day, was held this morning at 9 trophlbs and awards, Epima Inman; Manchester war." takeoff. publican Club, the club's president President Roosevelt Is "ell settled." Hartford who resigned recently to maintained In proper manner, j'-.It the State Board of Flsheriee and . trict vice Commander Ekiwerd Dion, the recipients of many beautiful and guests present from several Hart­ sons on relief In thls‘'hountry today o’clock at St. Mary’s home, West District Adjutant Paul Cheney, De­ distinguished guests, May McVeigh useful gifts. Two tables were set Rome, N, T.. Oct. 21.—(AP) • Today Paine wrote Himber: Other birds In flight move thetr objected. than at any point since 1932 and accept the position of chief patholo­ w . the concensus that the addi­ Game; George H. Waddell, sponsor’s ford <3ouhty and Tolland County Two-year old Dolores yitiwnwf- wings In a circular motion, but the The president, Ernest A. Grewe, gist of the Hartford hospital. tional assistance should be provided Hartford. Burial was in St. Mary’s agent for Manchester projects; Dr. partment Adjutant WllUam Murray an. all past presidents; graves Date Book each bearing a beautifully decorat­ posts. *T think that nothing Is so neces­ was In the minority, but ho got bis asserted "we are losing approxi­ cemetery. West Hartford. D. C. Y. Moore, Dr. F. Forbes Bush- and Department Sergeant at Arms registration, Olive caiartler; emer­ ed birthday cake, the color scheme Other officers elected-for 1936-37 klewics recovering from an-opera­ sary for this country, and Indeed for bamera shows the humming bird mately three per cent of workers on if It is needed for the proper con­ gency committee, all officers; assist­ tion, cried today for a penny taken has a shoulder motion and the ex­ way. He bought the building and TOWN GOT RIGirr SHARE Permission for the construction of duct of the office, on which depends Sister Mary J. Eileen was bom and Fklward C. Elliott, Jr., of the Harold Boynton. This Week being yellow and green. were: Senior vice commander, Wil­ the world, as the development of dictated what could go on the sign. WPA rolls a month to private en­ in Hartford, the daughter of the and Edward C. Elliott,Jr., of the The Auxiliary officers were In- ant color bearer, EMher Donxe; A bountiful repast was served by liam Fortin: Junior vice commander, from her esophagus after physicians peace—lasting peace, and every con­ perts think that explains how It can terprises. ” a two-story, seven-rooms, brick and most of the town's Income. hostessed, Helen Griffin; sick call Oct. 24.—Mons-Ypres Auxiliary probed for 25 minutes to dislodge It. go Into reverse. The building cost him J16. frame, single dwelling to cost $7,000 The assessors adso recommended late Cornelius and Mary Kelleher. town Board of Health and various staUed by Department secretary- B, W. V., Hallowe’en masquerade Mrs. Emma Dowd, Miss Alice and Chesterfield Plrle; quartermaster, tribution to that end Is a worth­ The Federal Works Progress Ad­ OF OLD AGE BENEFITS treasurer Mary Brosnan assisted by and reli^, Hilda Kennedy; Junior Miss Theresa Meduskey, Miss Grace Bertie Moseley; officer of the day, The girl swallowed the coin Sun­ while contribution. and a garage to cost $500 on the that the expenses of their office be Her mother survives her. She was WPA officials. girl’s work, Gertrude Relnartz, ball. Tinker hall. ministrator, In Connecticut to one of the first sisters that came After approximately $17,000 hq ^the past Presidents of the tmlt. Hatch and Miss Pauline Beebe. The John Glenney; chaplain, Clarence day while playing a t her home In "It Is true, aa you say, that music speak at the oedlcatlon of a pavilion cast side of Pitkin street, between separated from those of the col­ The principal speaker of the eve- Marjorie Bradley; ways and means, Also—Seml-formal dance at Coun­ party broke up at a late hour, all Bell-an s the homos of Judge Raymond A. lector’s office and that the en­ to Manchester as a teacher In the been spent by the town and feder try club, sponsored by degree team Wetherell; post surgeon, Hilding UUca. more than any other single medium FOR INDIOISnON In Rocky Neck State Park In East Well, Practically Right Share, governments on the project du ' __ 1 ning was Department Commander Dorothy Belcher, Beatrice Thomas attending reported having enjoyed Lyme later today, visited the state Johnson and Laberge H. Geer, has gineer’s office be required to bring fourth grade In St. James's school, WUUam Miller, who gave an inter­ assisted by all officers; executive of Scondia lodge. the occasion. Since It AVas Within Umph- been granted by Building Inspector Its maps up to date and that the when the school was first opened. the last two years, Work was utop^ committee. President and secretary This Month headquarters of the Works Pro­ Edward C. -Elliott, Jr., to John H. n.apL be corrected as each transfer ped three weeks ago at the request esting talk on Legion Department gress administration and toured va­ Umph Per Cent of Amount. of Superintendent Clarke who an­ . affairs. Mrs. Margaret Palmer, De­ and all past presidents. Oct. 31.—Tall Cedars’ fall formal rious projects In the neighborhood Hyde of 41 Russell street, owner, of property Is made. partment President of the AuzUlary, Following the Installation cere­ dance at Manchester Country club. f c O A T S and Aagce C. Jespersen of Hartford, ' Tells of Assessmeote nounced he had received several ob­ monies a buffet lunch was served PUBLIC RECORDS of New Haven, Manchester came vdthln .00212 mason contractor. Chairman Emil L. O. Hohentha), J. N. NICHOLS GIVEN jections to draining the swamp' be­ Mrs. Marian Cox, Past District Ad­ Also Hallowe’en parties for chil­ Hopkins told newspapermen he cause of Its facilities for flsblng. jutant of the Legion and George and dancing was enjoyed until mid­ dren sponsored by American Legion. percent of getting Its share, figur­ Jr., gave the selectmen a 20 minutes Greene, District Commander also night. Warrantee Deeds for the didn’t think the emergency behind ing nr Its portion of the state's Miss Mary'and Miss Catherine dissertation on the method of as­ The local Board of Health InMsts Next Month the organizing of the WPA had that the place be drained as a health ■poke. Nov. 2.—"Big-Hearted Herbert”, WiUlam C. Mason to Antonio p. pulatlon. of the $1,097,638 paid Sullivan of Fairvlew street are sessing employed by the board. As­ 70TH BIRTHDAY PARTY Legion officers InstaUed were: Petrlcca and Theresa Cavalll, prop­ ENDICOTT JOHNSUN passed as yet so far as unemploy­ spending the week In Now York sessors Thomas J. Lewie and Henry measure. a three-act comjoy at Whlton Me­ ment Is concerned despite a general out by the state In Old Age Assist­ Commander, (Jharles L. Wigren (re- MACHINE SHOWS HOW morial auditorium played by the erty on the east side of Packard ance awards during the first six City where they are guests at the A. Mutrle and Collector Samuel election), 1st vice commander, W. Fashion Improvement In business conditions Hotel Lincoln. Nelson, Jr., were present to support Friends and Relatives Surprise (Community Players and sponsored street. Internal revenue stamps for 749 Main Street State Theater B uildw In the nation. months In which they have been Henry Weir; 2nd vice commander, SHOES ARE FTITED $3500. paid. the requests for better cooperation Him Last Night— Is High­ FOREIGN EXCHANGE Robert Hattaway; adjutant, EM- by the Mother’s CJIub. Still Big Problem .Group 2 of Center church women between the two departments. Nov. 4— Annual Benefit bam Gilbert E. WiUls to Fred and Mary He said; During the period ending October land Park Store Proprietor. ward ()ulsh; welfare officer, Fran- The Norton Shoe Store 077 Main B. Morrell, a new house on the Minded 3, Manchester recipients of the pen­ met last night with Mrs. Gertrude Mr. Nelson recommended that clu E. Bray; blatorian, Andrew Tor­ dance at State Armory for Man­ ‘The unemployment situation is Qulsh of Benton street. Mrs. Vol- Mrs. Mildred Oougan, clerk in the New York, Oct. 21.—(AP) —For­ street, Cheney block, baa Installed chester Memorial hospital. north side of Henry street. Internal sion were paid $12,738, the munici­ eign exchange mixed; Great Britain rance; Sergeant at Arms, Arthur au X-Ray Shoe Fitting machine- revenue stamps for $6500. still a big problem. There were ney Morey, president of the Wom­ collector’s office nearly two years, James N. Nichols of Highland Butler; assistant Sergeant at Arms, Nov. 6—Husking Bee at Hollister OUR BUDGET STYLE SHOES 6,000,000 persons out of work in pal welfare department announced bo retained. The selectmen voted In dollars, others in cents; Great the very latest idea in proper shoe Quit-Claim Deed Grey Bombay Lamb today, or .01155 of the total for the en's Federation of the church and Park reached his 70th birthday Uritaln demand, 4.89 1-8; cables, Augustus Pere. street school, sponsored by Holy 1632. Many of course, have gone leader of the group last year, pre­ that Mr. Nelson be paid $2400 a yesterday and In the evening the The Auxiliary officere installed fitting. This machine Is the first of Eame society of S t Bridget's Wallace R. Skewes of Glaston­ Grey Persian Lamb back to work on private enterprises state. Manchester had .01367 of sided at the business meeting. Mrs. year. In accordance with a town members of his family, with their 4.89 1-8; 60 day bills, 4.88; France were: President, Mrs. Sophia its kind In Manchester, Norton’s say. church. bury and Frank E. Skewes of since then, but there are many yet Connecticut’s population In the 1930 Lucius Foster was elected group meeting vote which also allowed the husbands or wives and children, to­ demand, 4.65 1-4; cables, 4.05 1-4; Holmes; 1st vice president, Mrs. There are only a few in the whole Nov. 8—Annual conflrmand re­ Waterford to Grant P. Skewes, In the unemployed ranks." a census. collector $200 additional for clerical Italy demand, 5.26 1-2; cables, 6.30 New England, It is said. property on the northeast corner of Are The Talk Grey Caracul leader, Mrs. William Pitkin, secre­ gether with his brothers and their Grace Pitkin; 2nd vice president, With the new X-Ray machine the union at Emanuel Lutheran church. •T’m sqre of one thing, that the During the period the average tary, and Mrs. Fannie Smith, treas­ hire, and that the town would pay wives living here and in Hartford, 1-2. Mrs. Elsie Daniels; secretary, Mrs. Nov. 10-11 — Bazaar at St. Pearl and Holl street, ' Internal weekly payments to Manchester Mrs. Dougan $1040 a year instead of Demands: customer can tell at a glance reveiiue stamps for $1600. urer. ^ Plans fpr cou4^acHvlUea. 9nrprlsed,,;hlm. a t hlfl; to Belgltm; l«;B4^'•' G(s^In«My' .^ FirMt A'- ‘ ... MatlQrie Bradl.ey;. .financial .sacre- -wbeUmr the- sboce IH .correeUy.-w jaipqa^a .hay by. Holy society, ' Udge land Park and postmaster In that Mrs. Emma Von Deck. shoes and also to another interested Nov. 20 — "The Ghost Train," 8- Framed 23 New Fall Styles .... . 6/Are Sketched’ will hold its regular meeting tonlgh,t_ 000. . section. He was born In Manches­ 22.60 Spain, unquoted; Portugal, Commander Wlgren’s 1986-37 TaUoring. 4.45; Greece. .90 3-8 Poland. 18.06; committee appointments were; party—mother, father or friend. act play by Sock and Buskin club at DAUGHTERS OF UBERtY In Orange hall. The meeting will ter and has spent the greater part High school hall. . Latest PUMPS — OXFORDS — STRAP TIESI open at 7:30 and a cla.ss of candi­ of his life here. About 1905 he Czechoslovakia,, 3.54 1-4; Jugo­ Membership, Donald Hemingway; ------— ------SUEDE — CALF — KID OR GABARDINBf Makieu’s dates will be given the Orange de­ slavia, 2.36; Austria, 18.73N; Hun­ rehabilitation, F. E. Bray; war Nov 21—Annual Father and Son Styles Special for ‘'Trade In lived in Vernon, where he wa4 en­ PSYCHOLOGY CLASS banquet at Emanuel Lutheran CUBAN — CONTINENTAL — HIGH — JUNIOR AND LOW HEELSl ALL SIZES I OFFICERS EECTED gree. PAINTER’S BLOW TORCH gaged in the same line, and also In gary, 19.80; Rumania. .75; Argen­ orphan education, Albert T. Dewey.; Manchester Days” Grandma’s Molasses, Q tine, 32.60N Brazil, 8.80N; Tokyo, child welfare. Dr. HoWard Boyd; church. Square largest can ...... Willlmantic. For a time he with his ways and means, Lawrence Moonan; TOSTARTATY.M.C.A. Coming Evente Mrs. Elizabeth House Is Named Rockville lodge of Elks will re­ STARTS HOUSE BLAZE brother George, and Edward, now 28.61; Shanghai. 29.62 1-2; Hong­ ceive Its annual visit from Di.strlct deceased ran a paper. He was at kong, 30.45; Mexico (Jlty, 27.88; military affairs, Henry R. Mallory; Dec, 9-10-11-12—Annual poultry Rectangular Sanka Coffee, Worthy Mistress; Hallowe’en Deputy Henry Maguire of New one time employed by the late By­ Montreal in New York, 100.03 1-8; n; val affairs, Karl Johnson; C.M.T. The Opening meeting of the show at State Armory.' Oval 11b...... O I 7 C Party After Meeting. London and his staff at the home North End Department Called ron Carrier wno conducted the store Now York In Montreal, 99.90 7-8. C., Captain James H. McVeigh; R.O. Psychology class to be held weekly in Rockville tomorrow night. A N—Nominal. T.C., Ckiptaln Russell B. Hathaway; at the Manchester Y;M.C.A. will Fifty-seven countries Contribute $ 2 9 * 5 0 a n d Out This Noon But It’s All In Highland Park, and after Mr. aeronautics, Thomas Conlan; marks­ Campbell’s Soups, o ( J number of Manchester Elks will at­ Carrier’s death he took over the have Mrs. Groce Loucks Elliott of material used In the manufacture Johnson Paint Co. Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, Over Before Arriral. manship, Marcel J. Donze; Ameri­ New York as the-speaker, at 7:30 on of motor vehicles In the United 3 c a n s ...... tend. A roast beef supper will be business. canism group, citizenship and adult Wednesday evening, October 28. I Main St. Phone 6854 L. L. O. L„ elected officers at Its served at 6:39 and the lodge meet­ Mr. Nichols Is a 32d degree Mason States. meeting last night In Orange hall. ing will begin at 8 o'clock. MANCHESTER education, Edson E. BaUey; safety, Her subject will be "Courtship and Social Tea Biscuits, fw The first alarm for fire in the and an Odd Fellow. He and Mrs. C. L. Robinson; antlsubversive, Al­ Marriage". Mrs. Elliott Is on They are: Worthy mistress, Mrs. Manchester Fire Department's dis­ Nichols have six children, four of $4 9 .5 0 pkg...... 9 c fred Degraw; foreign, Clifford D. author and lecturer, and wife of Elizabeth House; deputy mistress, •The Last of the Mohicans”, a trict since Harlowe Willis was whom are married, and six grand­ Theater Patrons Cheney. Professor Elliott of Union Seminary. Usual $39.50 and $59.50 Mrs. Mary Conn; chaplain, Mrs. thrilling drama based on J. Fenl- named as acting chief, was turned children. Boy Scouts, Ernest L. Morse; 4-H Both Mr. and Mrs. Elliott have'been Values Sunaweet Prune Juice, ^ Q Margaret Bain; recording secretary, more Cooper’s famous novel. Is the in at noon today. The house owmed club, Sherwood G. Bowers; legisla­ intensely Interested In the personal quart b o ttle ...... JL 9 C Mrs. Elizabeth Caverly; financial feature to be shown at the State by Thomas Moore at No. 4 Oakland JUST GLANCE AT tive, WUUa.n J. Thornton; uniform, problems of the yoimg people of the secretary. Miss Lily Mathews; theater starting tomorrow. The street was being repainted and a THE ■ Harold S. Olds; reemployment, business worid. VJt.-.ft -A.- treasurer, Mrs. Martha Leemon; picture will be sbowm three days. blow torch was being used to remove PRESIDENT VISITS ( Francis E. Bray; graves reglstra- Mazola Oil, d» i An all-star cast will be seen. the old paint. This started a fire Inasmuch as Mrs. Elliott Is com­ gallon c a n ...... V * first lecturer, Mrs Rachel Munsic; MARVELOUS SHOWS ' tlon, John L. Jenney; Sons of Legion, ing through the Hartford County Y. second lecturer, Mrs. Margaret anil resulted In the alarm being turn­ COMING TO THE David Thomas; junior baseball, W. C. A. service, and Is a speak.ir ^ t t b i n o T i ^ Bacon; first conductress, Mrs. Ann ed In. There was no work for the STATE TOMORROW Fefix McEvltt; foreign relations. of unusual calibre, the Manchester L,. Tedford; aecond conductress. firemen when they arrived as the Colonel Harry B. Biasell; pubUclty, T feels fortunate, in being able to F R A D IN ’S 183 Spruce Street Miss Mary McCaughey; inside The Family fire had been extinguished. Both (Continned from Page One) Andrew Torrance; use of manual, offer the privilege of hearing her to BST. 1907 guard, Mrs. Annie Pcrrlne; outside pieces of apparatus were taken to • STATE Almeron HoIUater; Community ser­ all men and women who are inter­ the box. It being the first call for vice, Robert Hathaway; house. ested. 'ISIIBOBLlS fiii guard, Mrs. Margaret G. Smith; the new pumper. music shell at Bushnell park at lU WILLIAM POWELL tnisteo, Mrs. Ellen Ferguson. a. m. He will leave Hartford a halt CAROLE LOMBARD Doctor At 11;30 this morning. No. 8 of heur later. These officers wlU bo Installed at the South Manchester department October Fashion Sales! Those In Part.v the regular meeting In November. GU.VBD AGAINST LEAKAGE OF was called to o-xtlnguish a grass i ^ s i i j i i i s 's r E * ' After the business of the meeting Besides the governor, Connecti­ m m S : HARMFUL MECHANICAL fire on the west end of Haynes cut's Congressional delegation of "MY MAN YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY Hallowe’en games were played for REFRIOEB.\TOR GAS street two Senators and six Representa­ which prizes were awarded and a tives are expected to ]|pard the train i t k i E . Fur Collared Coats supper was served by the commit­ I By OR. MORRIS FISRBEIN to confer with Mr. Roosevelt. Others GODFREY" N E E D S X-RAY DRESSES tee for the evening. 'Editor, Journal of the American who will participate In the confer- Every ireea la the Sale la a slgnlSoaat faahloa ' Medical .Association, and of Hygela, ei ces are David E. FitzGerald, Na­ ROSALIND RUSSELL A N A U T O the Health Magazine Reading tional committeeman; Mrs. Jose­ JOHN BOLES in FITTING! la Ite^ XhetWa docena of atylea going sQ SALEDONIS PICKED phine E. Flynn of Bridgeport, Na­ “CRAIG’S WIFE” $24-75 $34-75 the way from the simple Uttle one-pleoe prtn- Another hazard to health and life And Writing tional commlttcewoman; State r O R LO N G eeqs freoka with Ita awing sldrt to the new. besides the gases that have already Chairman J. Francis Smith; Mrs. 111:1; A short sleeved model with the embroidered hern been mentioned are those associated — — By John Selby Nora M. Harris, state vice charman; WALTER HUSTON w B m K NATUBAL AND DYED AS OWNER OF INN with mechanical refrigeration. Such John McIntyre, vice chairman of 8QUIRBEL! PERSIAN! and eofls. YooTI And peplnma and tonloa. equipment now is so common that More than a third of a century Mayor Spellacy's flofid control cora- O A R A O U Lt WOLF! IVaaepareat Velvela, Crepes Wools, Knlta. there Is hardly a mtddleclass home ago Prof. lUchard G. Moulton sensed “DODSWORTH” f : SKUNK! are the flatter­ (Oontlnoed from Page One) one great lack in our attitude to­ n.ittee; and representatives of the Molrw SBpper Satin. Loada of smart blaoh, or apartment In the United States st^te commission on Inter-state ing FURS which add a Ooronatloa Blue, Cypress green. Gray, Bust, without a mechanical refrigerator. ward the Bible. We do everything waterways. loxory note to tbeee dls- Mann Act violations, moved Into Its with and to the Bible, he found, ex­ MARION DAVIES tlnettve ooata and pack andW ino. third day In Federal court. Mechanical refrigeration embraces cept read It and enjoy It. Professor. Governor Cross, .seeking re-elec­ 'CXuVRK GABLE In Assistant U. S. Attorney George use of all types of artificial refriger­ tion on the Democratic ticket for a } Jfm m itn itm ] them with fasblon value I ants except Ice, clUlled water, or air. Moulton himself tried to do some­ The ooUeotion at this price H. Cohen asked her If she knew thing about It. fourth successive term, will be with “Cain and Mabel” m ifourhome whether any of the $160 she earned Among the gases usqd are sulphur President Roosevelt during the en­ fairly overwhelm, you 810.88 Vahies dioxide, ammonia, methyl chloride, Another something just has been PHONE: with Ita variety, AU the Now during a week spent at the Bethany done. Ernest Sutherland Bates has tire swing through the state. JOAN BENNETT Inn went to Saledonls. ethyl chloride, ..arbon dioxide, bu­ "I am looking with very great new trteke of fashion with tane, and propane. produced. In collaboration with pleasure to President Roosevelt's JOEL McCRBA In clever details are worked $9.98 "Yes, I do," the witness replied. Philip Von Doren 'Stern the book de­ ‘ Joe was the owner and every week Recently a new substance called first visit to Hartford since his elec­ ‘Two In A Crowd” with furs. The woolens are difluoro-dichlor-methane was dis­ signer, a Bible intended for reading. tion." the governor said. “As I am See Us For Your Electrical Needs th e eeooon’e new est -Vinb- came for his shore.” The book Is called "The Bible, De­ She said she gave $80 to Michael covered. It la said to' be practi­ to drive with him through the state, Mea." Oolera are SOOT $9M vatiMB cally non-pq(aonous and without signed to Be Read os Living Litera­ I shall be able to confer with htm on JB.AN H.ARLOW BLACK, COFFEE and Now Taverner, another defendant, and ture.” saw him divide It with Saledonls hazard. flood control and other matters, par­ WnXl.\M POWELL RAISIN BROWN, RUST, who, she said, got the major share. Occasionally deatha, or at least The product is to be Judged, of ticularly those affecting the state. DTYRNA LOY DREGS - of - WINE and Her Previous Story severe injury to health, follow the course, on whether the literary val­ "A short address in Bushnell Park SPENCER TRACT PINE GREEN. Sixes 12 to Defense Attorney Thomas R. Fitz­ release of poison gases into the ues of the text are more clear, or will give the people of Hartford a 20 and 88 to SO for every home. not. It seems to me they are. Physi­ rare opportunity to see and hear the Potterton & Krah woman. $7.98 Vatnea simmons asked MUm Collins in cross cally the book Is large, but not cum­ “LIBELED LADY” WE ARE PROUD TO examination why, at the time of her President of the United States." Now Methyl chloride has no odor and bersome. The type, 14-polnt Goudy Mr. Roosevelt will be the first At the Center Phone 3733 arrest August 3 as a material wlt- Deepdene. Is very ea.sy to read. The ness, she told Federal agents only does not manifest Itself by Irritating President to visit this city since : ALL COMING TO THE STATE Taverner waa Involved at the Beth­ the eyes or throat. Its dangerous tnaterlal Is set across the page, not 1909. effects may not be felt until severe in the traditional two columns. Nu­ Sport any Inn. merous small aids to the reader "I knew he (Saledonls) wasn’t poisoning has taken place. 84S8 Valneo Sulphur dioxide, which la used have been combined to make one ^ n n o u n c ^ esught yet," she said. "At that major aid: the whole has been re­ Now time I didn’t tell the truth. I let In most household refrigerators. OUkSElF Irritates the eyes .and throat se­ punctuated In modern manner, the COATS Mike (Taverner) take the blame for numbered verses of the standard It" verely. For this reason ita pres­ HFEE7! $12.76 Valoeo—Now our appointment as A G E N C V for Another witness today was Mrs. ence con soon be detected, and Bible have been dispensed with in Becky Schwartz, 42, arrested as the persons In Uie home can escape to favor of longer paragraphs which do .Tha m agic aya o f our X-Ray m a^ not trip the reader’s eye (and atten­ china talls.ycu if your thoat fit youJ RINGS proprietor of a West Haven House the open atr before niucb harm Is of HI fame, who corroborated testi­ done. tion) every other line, the text has Parhapt you hava no Iroubla in $ 9 . 7 5 Ammonia will also burn and ir­ been set In the style Indicated by the. mony given yesterday by Amelia content—Job, for example. Is given’ fitfing your fact but do yoir Wojclk, 24, of Waterford, N. Y. ritate, and It ' Is not safe to be knew i f your thoat fit? or do you! around when ammonia Is escaping. In the form of a drama. Signet Rings ! ADAM HATS Miss WoJeUe said Saledonls arranged A similar method has dictated the ’order by number and taka W $19.75 Valoeo—New for her transfer from a Southing­ If a person is found poisoned by arrangement of the text Itself. The 'chanoa? At this ttora you taeJ For men and boys, in a combination of C A ton Inn to the Schwartz establlsb- Old Testament, as everybody knows. ment. methyl chloride, be should be token .bafora you buy, how thoat (itj sterling rihrer and gtdd...... Into the fresh air and resuscitated Is not chronologically arranged. Dr W e proudly present for the first time to the Mrs. Schworlx, who has pleaded Bates baa set the books in order, Theft tha modem way to fit thoat;) guilty to a charge of inducement by being made to Inhale a mixture taken out such stories as that, of men of this city and vicinity, Am erica's M o s t and Innocent to charges of trans­ of oxygen and 5 peri cent carbon It takat but ona mitfitto ttart porting women for Immoral pur­ dioxide. Bicarbonate of soda la-giv­ Ruth, and put these with similar foot troubloi with our X-Ray en to such victims to overcome the material where it does not obstruct Men*s Stone Set Rings, Famous Hats... A D A M H A T S . They re the poses, declared she took the stand the historical flow. To flU the gaps, ^equipment .*f 7 at no oxtra c6tt-2 A U W ool voluntarily as a state’s witness on acidosis that Is produced. 'yM and I can too lha axaet tarn Combinatitm of steriing silver the advice of her attorney. The general symptoms are treat­ he has Inserted a little of the Apo­ D O L ]^ SPECIALS choice of over a million men and we believe crypha. He has eliminated the repe­ and thapa YOUR foot naadt.' and gold ...... ; $ 5 . 5 0 ed according to ' their nature. If titions, the "begats’’,''the unimpor­ _ the person is asphyxiated, the doc­ Com* In sf your MrKotf convoni* SNOW NEW TUB FROCKS, 0 1 A A one trial will proya that CURB QUOTATIONS tor wlU Inject the necessary sUm- tant law codes, the vrhole of Chroni­ >$4toy Shoe ntMsf, OTHER SIGNET RINGS cute etylsa, feat oMoto...... * l e U U cles, the census-reports and so forth. •nca, taka advantaga of tlw only in BoUd g o ld ...... ulanta to encourage heart action. The text Is the King James verson, j i prIstIsM tarries, at. $ 6 . 5 0 A D A M is the hat for Such patients usually are acute­ corroot way to buy thoat. ^ YourJ SUITS SMART2-Pa PAJAMAS, AA By ASSOCIATED PRESS excepting for Proverbs, Job, Ecclesi­ M se tt • . . au erst f•'•**«* them out of danger. Notes In the body of the text are .ponding q^tho.moatwtng tH ^ *TFoolrloii" fabrtes . . plain Suede or OalfeMn...... $ 1 .Q 0 Am Sup P o w ...... 2',3 StHaSf NEW Ra v e n p o c k e t w a t c h e s Not "sale" hats bat lovely styles or plaid . . pure wool and Blue R id g e ...... 3U blessedly few, and all confined to taheu from our regular stock and OUTNUMBERED, BUT AHEAD brief introductions before each book. with unbreakable crystal...... a a a a a a $1.00 made to Isagb at sleet and OOBSBT8. GIRDLES, OOBSELETTBS, dan Marconi...... 3 Tucson, Arix.—When Gov. Alf M. onderiuloed for thi. week-end. AU •now . . Warmly, auodlae Cent Statea El ...... 1% London’s "simflower spectal" pulls And very aane these are. 'Insist on X-Ray Fitfing for Foot Health' ‘The Bible, Designed to B« Read lined, double breneted sad Clt S e r v ...... 4V4 out of Tucoon early Thursday morn­ New Ohio FELTS Engle bieaoted, some with . $ 1 , 0 0 Cit Serv., p f d ...... 54S ing a staunch supporter of President as Living Utornture," edited by Ernest Sutherland Batee (SlmOn » In Scoiee at knitted Ooeeaek ooHars, aa El Bond and Share ...... 22H Roosevelt will be at the throttle. Joan BENNETT and Csry «RANT N ew Styleo nketehed . . Matclilng Hats BRA TOP SUPS, of Swan snodi erep» SYMINGTON’S S Ford Limited ...... 8% The engineer, railroad offleiala an­ Schoster). iTlDdCid “AT THE CENTER” in “WEDDING PRESENT” R. DONNELLY Nlag Hud Pow ...... 16U nounced, will be State Senator Tom toUur^ ...... $ l o 0 ^ JE W E U B ft 1 0 3 6 AGENTS FOR A M ER IC A ’S ONE PRICE HATTER Penn Road*•••«•••■••••••■• 5SS CMUina veteran trainman, who waa James Glhisher anff Henry Oos- «My AnMrietu Wile*’ Fine N O R T O N ^ S Othem dp to $ . Segal Lock ...... 3 ^ an unsuccessful candidate for the well of' Ehigland, on Sept, o, 1862, “iloman < Now At 977 Main Street ~ ChcBey Blodt 515 Main Straet Mandifster united Gas ...... 7 Democratic congressional _ nomina­ ascended In a balloon to 37,000 feet unit Lt and Pow A ...... 7 tion In the Sept 8 prlmaiTsv a record which held through 1023. •v.vv ..w -r-,o .MANCHgRmra BVPnWQ HBHAIJ);|pUMCHBgnai, C»NM. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEB 21. UM s* •'. waak’s yaostioB which aha la spssidU mhllshsrs as g fate bsala o< AJUVBHTUWMBNT— B nma Nats^ Jenol* Bat«, Mary Frolic la the Town haU. There is to notas dus April 10, 1982. com­ Ing at horns. Mlaa Field is smploy- matiog populotkm, would gtra this W. a ROGERS Q£CIB) Cuapman, Ab m Tranks and .Alioe to aa hour's sntsrtalnment by the pany manufactures railroad track POSKNINEQUEKIES WAITING *d -la 'WllUmaBtlo a t th* cKtS* oC TOWN’S DIRECTORY sa a popiilatloa *( 36300. Ths SPEAKING CAMPAIGN Deaths Last Night Candidates xmd Issues James P. Mustard. dert) Census of 1980 was 31373. Newnuulnr, also Catherina Spillaae Ovsitaolta School of dancing, foUow- supplies and has headquarters at Tlisr* wot* thirteen atembera et of WUHmanUc and Ruth O’Keefe of *d to round sad s(iuard dancing to Chicago. Mrs. Jennie AbsU qwnt th* weak- TCImr* ore $29 strsets fully de­ (jst Ira orach sweets or RT HOTEL ASSOCU'nON Stafford. Th* nsw olDosrs arS: musio to Bsrgsron'* orchestm. .- Enrouta — PreaUeat RoosevelM;“amblguoas, oonfilctlng, nttssly Trapping Grange who motored to sad at the home of bar brother, Ar­ HAS 12,650 NAMES scribed, and showing 6338 houss- Bast Orange, N. J. -^Dr. Car) G. ON FDR’S POUCIES IMflsId Grtag* last Monday evs- thur Nye, o t Andover, returning to OF STATED G .O .P. Prasldaat, Evslyn Duhtig: rot^ WeUss The Lodlnr Aid -win hold Its Oo* fn tlM Btohsbetlcti A * O Wdd- England Group at Meetiog taiy Marfusrfts Hloksy; trsasurer, win sing In the iudltorium of th* Connecticut. regard'' of party principles and and Mrs. Dorothy Harrison sang p tobsr maetlnir Friday afternoon at New Issue Now Being DeSr" Ing Oo. leads ths vast aasemb^ of at Hotel Statler Testei^y. Madeline James; e h s i^ n , Helen Congregational church. No admis­ Bnroute—Governor Landon beads promiacs. Comicfl A lb RooseToh A i dusL. This being their Hallowe'en 2:80 at th* (^peL Th* hostessea nomas and oeUvities, with Busan ► ARCAIN IND Candidates to Be Very Busy MscFarlsnd; historian, May A. Rey- sion WlU to chargsd back east after Lo* Angeles speech BL liouto—Senator Bennett Chaov meeting, one o t tb* numbers on the WlU be Mra. Margaret Woodward, Zwlck in ths rear, with tb* John­ Winard B. Rogers president and Dolda; ssrgaaat at arma, Laura accusing New Deal a t menacing ths Clark actniaea New Deal eritiea of Candidate to Answer Per­ program was "A Ghost's Reunion." Mrs, Ross and Mrs. Coombs. Bach ered Shows 6S Per Cent sons eortybig th* banner for num­ Daring the Week— The general manager of the Hotel Bond Gresn; sxecutive committee, Gladys bU of rights. ‘hotaing a smoke screen." Mr. end Mra. Walter N- Foster lady la aaked to bring sewing to(da, bers'with 191, and th* Andersens Company, Hartford, was elected Dunatan, Sophl* Oock and Alma Washington — Secretary Icke* Wili^igtoB, Del.—Senator Arthur attended the Town end County T cup, plat* and apoon. second with 141; and it y(xi wont % vl''e-presldent of the New Bnglahd Barrows. WALLSORIEFS aays Governor London changed from Vandentoig (R Mich.), lays his de­ tinent Questions. M. C. A. conference lost Sunday at A apeolal meeting a t th* Columbia Change in a Year. * bard one to pronounc* and apell, try Buy your ihoM »t Norton'*, tlie corded was built by Naro as part Schedde. Hotel association at the annual On Friday afternoon, October 28, a "state Socialist” to a "rugved »i- bate -with P rudent's recorded vote* East Hampton. Granga to confer the 3rd and 4th Mra. M. Kaqprsyoka, and If i of the funeral rites for his ^ e , the League of Women Voters wlU New York, O ct 21^-Jewel Tea was "Bcrupuloualy fair.' degrees on a (daaa of nine candidates want tham aoaler, try Grayb or |»fi only »t6ro In town that jlve» ,*n meeting at the Statler Hotel In Bos­ meet at the' home o f Mrs. Thomas Oo., reported today for ths four divlduallft” cryemlg^t. Ths T. M. G. A. Boys held their X-ray and an orthopodjo fitting Poppaea. It Is said he burned more ton Tuesday afternoon. Wasetla, Minn. — Secretary Wal­ basketball practice last Monday WlU be held Wednesday evening of The new 1936 Maneheeter City Di­ Kaemssresyk. They are 'thara. - Graham for the monthly meeting. weeks ended OcL 8 sale* of $1,801,- Loa Angeles— Governor Landon lace condemns "market basket'' Coinciding with Piesldant Roose- thla week. Th* degree work wUl be Bnsliieaa and Social Aottvitlw without eatra charge. than one isntlre year's Importation Hartford, Oct 21.—(AP)—Speak­ Mr. Rogers Is president of the Miss Dorothy Greer of Hartford, replies that Ickea sUtement la velt'a visit to Connecticut on Thurs­ evening a t Uie Wapping Communi­ rectory 1* now being deUverOd with on that Occasion. Connecticut Hotel sssoclation, chair­ 827 compared with $1,424,741 In the campaign of Repuhlicani; aays 1932 ty church hous*. exempUfied by th* ls(Uea degree There are 836 dlveratfled business ing campaign that will keep the Field Secrelzuy of the Connecticut Uk* 1986 period, a gain of 8.88 per "typical’’ of the New Deal's "con- food price* -would mean new depres­ day, the Oonnectient Republican team of Coventry Grange. 12,650 names, not including the Potted vines cim be trained to man of the Connecticut Publicity fualra." Council today, made pubUe nine There were several Sunday school names of wl'ves who appear follow­ olaaslflcationa and 61 aotlva cor- state ticket nominees extremely committee, member of the ex*(nitlve League, will to the'vpeaker and give cent For the 40 weeks ended th* sion. A Tri-<3ounty Youth Rally will be poratlona, however, when tired bual- grow down over the edge of a fiow- It Is only natural that you desire an outline of the State League’s pro. Terre Haute—Earl Browder aban­ New York—^R«v. Gerald Lt- K. questions on hlsjraUclea which they teachera who attended the teachers held at the Gilead ebureh next Sun- ing their husband's name, or those to be dressed In the latest fashion. busy for the week has been arrang­ committee of the New England i»me date sales were $16,106,774 ha-ve aaked ths President to answer meeting a t the Center Congrega­ under twenty years of age. neas energy seeks to relax from er pot by ualng extra long Invlalblo Council, member of the All New gram for the year. against $14,177,328 a year ago, a dons attempt to make speech after Smith announces National organisa­ dsjr afternoon and evening. pressure and find feUowahlp, It can haliptns. Push the halrplna Into the Every one doe*—and so they go to ed by the Speakers' Bureau Of the The Girl Scouts me* In the Li­ barrage of jotten eggs and milling tion to fight Communiam; denies It’a during bis stay In the state. tional church at Hartford last Mon­ The directory ehowe a abcty-flv* f-e Wllrose Shop where the coat* Republican state central commit­ England Recreational committee, 1* gain of 6.91 per cent The company Declaring that they welcomed him day evening Including Mrs. Florence per cent change over th* 1936 is­ fliid 76 social and business orgai^ ■oil over the vines at the base of a (Urector of the Connecticut cham­ brary basement on Monday. Supper S e lls tea, coffee and fo(xl products crowd prevmits him- FasclsL lsati(ms. the stems. The slight pressure will isud dresses are up-to-the minute In tee headquarters. was served the group «f eleven girls Chicago—Col. Frank Knox m- Chicago—Townsend and Union to the State aa President but reserv­ Stiles, Mra. Hattie B. Johnson, Mrs. sue. Seventeen per cent have been style and color and then they have ber of commerce and Is slated to to In 48 Btstes and baa Its general ed tb* ‘Tnallenable right o t also dropped by death or removal, twen­ The pubUahers have made every be sufficient to force the vine* to The schedule to October 29: elected a director of the Hartford who are workng for flret das* office at Barrington, -vades Indiana today; says Roosevelt party leadership* disown any con­ Anton Blmler, Mrs. Frederick Ed- M A im o U G H effort to make this edition aa In­ > follow the desired direction. the feeling of. being dressed by OcL 22: Sallsbury-Lltchfield coun­ scouts, with Mias Margaret Jacob- long associated with "money (dang­ nection with Smith. questioning him aa a candidate, Just land and James Williams. ty-one per cent have, moved Into chamber of commerce on Thursday. aon In (marge; as second group^en- aa all cancUdatea should be question­ the teiTltory or become of age, and formative as possible, ualng pains­ Dame Fashion herself. ty day, White Hart Inn, Arthur M. He will be tomitmaster at a dinner ers." Boise, Ida.—Rep. William Lemke Charlie Hitchcock la Improving Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Ouderklrk taking efforts to eorrelato facts ■ If It's cand> you want try Quinn's Brown, V gubernatorial nominee, Joyed a bike with Assistant Flor­ P(x>r A Co. directors have au­ Waahlngton=*Becretary Hull calls calls for reelectlon of Senator Borah ed," the OouadLposed the following quite rapidly since coming home are leaving aexm to spend the winter twenty-seven per (Mnt are listed as of the Hotel Greeters of the United ence Syphers and Mrs. Marjorie thorised the oalllng for redemption questions: changing their honfe address, occu­ that become a community service iT Pharmacy where a wide assortment Attractive, Inexpensive chair pads G eorge^, dl Cenzo, candidate for States In Philadelphia, December 3. Lud(m criticism of trade pacts as friend of "underdog." last Saturday. He la abl* to take a In Pittsburgh, Pa. with their daugh­ when published In book form. and cushions for the recreation secretary of state; Torrlngton—8 Graham. at 103 the $1,689,600 of 6 per cent First—You made certain solemn short walk each day. pation, or marital statua. ■ of first quality candy Is always car­ Funeral services were held for BIG promises to us when you were also a ters and have rented their house to Population ried. Hallowe'en novelties and room or sun porch can bo made of p. m.. State Armory, Brown, dl candidate la 1932 and we want to A total o t 84 men voters were Mr. and Mrs. AUan HgH. There is an Increase of 110 names Whitman's and Quinn’s Hallowe'en rag rugs. These rugs come In at­ Cenzo; Waterbury—Hotel Elton, 7 Mrs. Mai-y EUen Wellwood at her MIDGET heard Land(m proclaim to the mad* last Saturday, 18 Democrats A Hallowe'en social and dance An arbor vltaa hedge should be home on ^eaday morning a t 8:30, JIEMORIAL HOSPITAL nation hla hatred of war? Would know why we have more reeson to In this area, and using the ratio of trimmed aoon after It beglna to grow cbolocates. wlU be very popular tractive colors and all alsea Use p. m., Francis A. Pallotti, candidate SOUTH COVENTRY with a high mass of rs(]utem In SL RADIO believe you now than w* had in and 16 RepubUcaha. The latest count will be held at the Ubcary Friday, two to n- returned Mon^y. Hall, 7:30 p. m., Lavery: Green­ marriage took place In SL Mary's held this week In Phlladelphta. Overnight A. P. Francis Hunt and hla uncle, Ever­ of the week. They also called on this town which Included Miss Elsie wich—High school, 8 p. m.. Brown, daughters. Miss Annie Wellw(x>d O iU rm f a e J VmJtr 11 S a n tinulng our form of government friends In Somers. church of Miss Marjorie Green, and Mrs. Margaret FlaherW of The local hospital was listed as a ett Holmes, of New London, visited Layton, director of religious educa­ Pallotti; New Canaan, 8 p. m., dl, 'oungest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 72 bed Institution. which grants maximum power to relatives In town for a short tims There wlU be an aU day meeting Ytin have probably often heard this expression. ANDOVER tion. The speaker was Dr. Hartley Cinzo; Wlnsted—Central school, South Coventry, Mrs. Mary ’Turner EVERY SUNDAY News the States and minimum powers to of the Dorcas society at the home 8 oseph B. Green, and Arthur Kelley, of Stai^ord and Mrs. Raymond SCHRDULR the Federal government? Sunday. One of the best examples in years has been the Cross, director of the department p. m., Lavery, J. Sedg;wlck Tracy: son of Thomas Kelley of WUllman- Mra. Clayton Hunt and son, Clay­ of Mra. Agnes Kornglebel Thursday. of Arts and Sciences of the Spring- Lawlor of Manchester; and one L t . N srilw d ...... t.4S AJL Storra— Thomas Claccslone o t Fifth—Are you In favor of con­ wreck of the freighter '‘Ohioian’’ in the Gtdden'* Andover Orange .No. 76, enter- Andover—Town hall, 8 p. m., Har­ tlc. They were attended by Miss son, Frederick Wellwood of South Lt. »«rU« -■ ------t.fi XJL East Hartford was elected president tinuing our form of government of ton HunL' Jr., motored to Johnston, The ladies plan to finish up their ' talned visitors from Hlllstown, Man- field T. M. C. A. College. The theme wood. Flora Green, a sister of the bride, DM 129U ltF M « ------92 REAM R. I., Sunday afternoon to call at sewing for th* sale to be held Gate at San Francisco—so near to shore that one was '"Ihe New Patriotism.” Coventry. Also two brothers, D m N w T a r k ______I K I t A JI. OPEN FORUM of the Cormecticut State college Checks and balances between the . Chester and Columbia Monday eve- Oct. 25: Stratford—Fourth Dis­ and Eugene LeCIalr of WUUmantle. Michael Sheridan of Milwaukee, GENUINE Legislature, tha Executive and the the home of Mrs. Hunt's sister, Mra. Thursday, November 15th. ' Bing. The Worthy Lecturer, Next Sunday the Boy Scouts will trict club, 3 p. m., dl Cenzo: Itallan- A reception waa held at the home Junior class. Cheater Wlnsor. On their return Mr. and Mrs. Eugene B. Lord, can throw a stone to her yet so far removed from attend (diurch at Willington Hill in o i the bride following the ceremony, Wls., and Patrick J. Sheridan of Lv. N«w Tark (O. C. T .)^7.tO fM . Rockville—Joseph North, 70, was Judiciary? . Ifarlon Stanley of Andover Grange Amerlcan club, dl Cenzo: Thorap- Kllllngly. . Lw, 129tk Scraae______T .S O f J L WOMEN’S DRINKmO Sixth—^If vacancies o(X!ur In the Miss Helen Wlnsor accompanied her Mr. and Mra. WlUlam Caffjm and salvagg that she might as well be 1,000 miles assisted by Olga Llndholm present­ a body and participate In the serv­ after which the couple left for an TUkaM load la ipedal M ck tstla IVlltor of The Herald: burned critically in bis home here. aunt for a week's vlslL sonvllle—Hlggliu school, 7:30 p. m., On Tueaday of next week the m M k at lutlaa TkkaR Oflkss Supreme Court will you appoint chUdren AUan and Lucius have re­ out in the Pacific. ed the f(mowing .program: Song, ice. unannounced wedding trip. Upon It is quite posslblp that the ques- Fir* Chief George Milne, who car­ The newly formed Jimtor '(%otr The Woman’s societies of the Pallotti: New Haven, radio, 3 p. m., their return they are to reside In South Coventry League of Women qualified Judges or In ac(x>rdance turned from Philadelphia ' where Old Glory" by all; roll call, My Dcf- PaUotU. Voters will sponsor a Hallowe'en I HE NEW HAVEN s .tion of what Mrs. Ida B. Wise ried the man out of the building, with the theories of your "Brain which held Its first rehearsal last they visited relatives. InrtloD of a Neighbor; reading, church held a meeting texlay. The WUUmantle. TTie bride Is a gradu- DETROLA Smith said or did not say in her said he waa smoking In bed Friday evening at the home of Jean .Pot. 28: Slmabuty— Ekip Me- Trust’’, will.you appe^ men . be- ^ p ils of the local schools enjoy- ''•<*fiffiolof«ig"'^1 ^ ’ OlSfa Uhdbolinr Isidlea'. AiiLnonveaed. la .tt o ;. fore*, ..Bte of .Windham High .School, class- -’-sermon' 'to Hartftwd to' zdiM^ aw* Isbom, aselstad tba>rtgvlar ohotr -Of Hays yon b^n pno of thpsp who ''nfatly’’ afart* noon and lunch was served by Mrs. indridl,' 8 'Ji;''" m^, '^Aveiy;'' 'l^ ll6ttlf of 1932. Both ^ e employed by the A4AMTEL RADIO 'Uevlb]$ Tii 'in all(h Systehl Of ragli « • k'ittffldiijf TMttiaky lor '‘foSadii Skebdi, The Prise Heifer, by Frank New Haven—Woolsey hall, 8 p. m.. other red herring to divert atten- law students condemned the Con­ mentation of men and Industry? the Columbia church with the were closed for a visiting day for e«i‘a^vuig8''Accbra^ If so, yorrs ' Hamilton, Howard Stanley, George Ernest Wilson, Mrs. Frank Joalln American Thread (3o. of WUIlman- Long and Short Wav# tl(m from the retd Issue—the appall­ hymns at the morning service Sun­ and Mrs. Edwin Carpenter. In the Brown, dl Cenzo. tlc. necticut old age assistance tax Seventh—^What are you going to the teachers. as far from the goal as if yon had never thought Nelson and Edwin Llndholm. Re­ llluminoted Aaraplann Dial ing. the "shocking” fact, which Is 'a head tax Imposing, the greatest do to bring down the coat of food? day. The aenlor (dioir sang the an­ marks war* made by Oscar Hills, afternoon Mrs. Charles Vickery of Oct. 27: Hartford—Mrs. George The newly -InstaUed officers of Dynomic Spaaktr all too apparent, of the Increase of them “A Mighty Fortresa.” The Jun­ Mrs. Alice Forbes la In Blast abont it. It only takes a didlar to start Con­ New Haven gave her lecture to the H. Oilman's, 149 Lafayette street, Earl W. Green Post No. 62, Ameri­ burden on those least able to pay,'' Eighth—What are you going to Nortbfleld, Maas., with her sister, overseer of Hlllstown and Past Beautiful W alnut 'Goriiie drinking among women. while another adoptod a resolution do to reduce taxes? ior choir will meet weekly and later sistent savers are the bnUden 9t accoonts.^ JCaater, Brother Ruoff from HlUs- Mission Circle on 'The Continent of 3 p. m.. Brown, Pallotti; Bristol— can Legion, and Auxiliary, are aa Mrs. Smith Is far too wise a wom­ on 'Will sing some special music of Mr. and Mra. Loren RockwMl of - town. ■ RrfreMrmenta were served Adventure" from the book "Congo High school, 7:30 p. m., Brown, follows: Post Commander Andre CoHitdral Typo Cobinat to the effect that students should Ninth—What are you going to do Westfield, N. J., have been recent an to snake sweeping general state­ about the 20,00l0,00D temporary non- their own. The young people are h y a committee consisting of Mrs. Crosses." Pallotti, Morria-;-Communlty ball, Schenker; first vice-commander You'll bo omaiad at its ments nor It la necessary for her to not be exempted from paymenL very enthusiastic, and will prove to gueata of the Blakeslee's. Get the Habit of Depositing Regularly In l^Qinas Lewis, Miss Julia Perkins Miss Genevieve Gardner fell from 8 p. m.. Lavery: l^ew Britain—Elks Charlea Barber; second vice-com­ Whr put oS buylns th* thinoi you East Hampton—Joseph WilletL producers who are living on the rest Paul Roberta who Is at the Mid­ n«M—or ptylng those blliil We'll lend raetptien. do so, when there are so many re­ of us? be a great help and Inspiration In and Miss Vera Stanley. the steps of her veranda last week hall, 8 p. m., Pallotti, dl Cenzo; Dur­ mander Lewis Whitcomb; adjutant IISHN » ports in bard, cold figures from 36, charged 'with breaking and en­ the music of the church. Mrs. Laura dlesex hospital iU of pneumonia la Andover will be honored with the and injured net foot She will leave Arthur J. MacFarland; treasurer T. you iny smount up to $3—quickly—and "Sengationaf Sayings" tering and theft In cormection with ham—Town hall, 8 p. m., Harwood *^ou» Umetn FrWtxf* youou can havehay* a year ot longerlongtt to repay.t( sources which cannot to cballenge(L Squier, a member of the senior choir reported as being Improved. presence of Gov. Wilbur L. Cross Thursday for Tolland where she will d* Cenzo; Cromwell — Nathaniel Arthur Barrows; chaplain PhlUp at S P. M. A $22.50 YalutI four Lake PcKiotwaug cottage bur­ is in charge of them. Miss Rachel A. Fuller, Mra. E. I Llnderson; historian Byron Hall; UaeJm thla (mtek,(]ulck, friendly loan-aervtce.loan-aerv' See In the (mse in question Mra. Smith ORCHIDS TO BATS? at the Democratic Rally to be.held board with Mrs. John Steele until White school, 7:45 p. m., dl Cenzo. Baadif ASmam . ua about the caah tou need today. was quoting from the report of the glaries, was bouiid over to Superior Spencer Ma(diL Mrs. Nellie Macht A. Bllsb and the girls of the North­ - a t the-Andovar -Town...HaU, Friday spring. She spent last winter at sergeant-at-arms WlUle. H, Homer. a*«p ' A Court tmder $10,000 bonds by Jus­ of Columbia xnd Mr. and Mrs. Al­ THE SAVINGS BANK Oct. 28: Wilton—Town hsn, 8 p. These officers were Installed by De TI r.« .rut* of Interest clinrseEl fa threo Keeley Institute at Dwight, IlUnois, Portland, Ore.—H. Niklas, florlsL west school enjoyed a trip to Bria- evening, OcL 28 as the principal the Steele House. m.. IjAvery; Stratford—Legion hall, WDRC (3> per cent, per MonfR, er tktrty- which did not refer to the number tice Charles Hall, Jr. bert Lewis and Miss Margaret Lewis tol Tuesday. speaker. The Democrats of An- partment Adjutant William Murray els <3G) per cent, per annom on tke # waa worried today. Rats have been Mrs. John Roberts fell down a 8 p.Tto., Brown, Harwtxjd, Lavery; of women in saloons, but to the per­ New London—Earl W, Stamm, eating hts marigolds, but If be puts of WUUmantle motored, over the dcver will enjoy a supper at 6:00 flight of steps at her front door and of Hartford. The Auxiliary officer*, nnpald itmoant of tke loan. treasurer of Connecticut (x)Uege, Mohawk Trail Sunday. They report OF /MANCHESTER and all others who are interested Bridgeport—9:16 p. m.. Brown; were installed by Past Department centage of housewives in their insti­ the marigolds in the refrigerator A BREAK has a serious back Injury as the re­ Branford—Community House, 8 p. Boom 2 State Iheater Building tution for treatment of alcoholism. testified In the suit of Miv. and Mrs. will the more expensive orchids be the foliage very beautiful, but they- are cordially Invited to bear the sult. President, Helen MacFarland of William Detwller for $60,000 dam ran Into snow on tha top of the A Hotnal lavisai Bank speakers program which will start m., dl Cenzo; Ansonia—8 p. m., Pal­ Manafield, assisted by LiUlan Yer- 758 Main Street Tel. 343U It la easy to get statements mixed the next to g o t Newpoit, Ky.—News for New- Warren Brand spent the week-end lotti, dl Cenzo; Shelton—9 p. m. rlngton of Hartford (md a Rockville and we realize that even Associated ages aa a result of a ban on their They chose carnation hearts first, mountain. port's younger generation: u 7 o'clock. . at his home In New Bedford, Masa PERSONAL FINANCE CO. Press reporters may sometimes be college inn that he had Inquired In­ he said, and when the carnations Several local people went to East H. B. Skiimer, secretary of the Thomas Birmingham, chairman of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Devereaux Palottl. Installation team composed of Hampton Monday evening to put on the Democratic Town committee mistaken, Just like we lesser hu­ to the status of a mortg;age on the v/ere locked up the rata Ignored Chamber of Commerce, asked the entertained over the week-end Mr, mans. inn aa a member of the trustees’ traps and turned to the marigolds. an entertainment for a club there. city commissioners to pass an ordi­ aanmmbea that the following apeak- and Mrs. Tom Jones and daughter of Mrs. Evelina Derosla and daugh­ ers win also to present; State Sen­ The trend toward the use of al­ sub-commlttee. Poison has been useless t(to, ind nance making the defacing of win­ Holyoke, Mass., Albert Whipple of coholic beverages by women cannot New Haven —Judge Edwin C. Niklas decided: ‘Tm In the market ter, Lucy, spent the week-end with dows with aoap a misdemeanor. ator John C. Blackall from Hart­ PalasM, N. T. and Miss Mildred friends In North Windham. ford; State Senator, Edwin C. be wondered at when one reads the Dickenson filed a memorandum of for a caL” "Bring It to ua after baUowe’en,' Plmock from Merrow and the can­ Garvey of Waterbury. advice given In an address concern­ decision In Superior Court absolving Mias Hari* Field Is having a they told him. didate for representative from Nor- ing advertising at the United Charles A. Harrison of unethical . wlch William J. Fitzgerald. States Brewers Assoclatton Conven­ practice of law and suspending hla ‘•r- CONSOLE RADIO tion: younger' brother, Milton, from POLICE COURT Now Peter Ballantine's “Appeal to the coming gener­ practicing for one year. The de- ation___It la the teaching you claidn waa part of the New Haven WILLINGTON do n(rw that Is going to help county bar mveatlgation. :,.iS| A fine of $76 and costa for selling FREE TRIAL you Increase your percentage of Putnam—Charles B row , who re­ ' Caiftord Woodworth, Jo* Soukup lottery tickets was Imposed by beer consumed by women. .. . tired Jan. 1 aa Putnam .city treas­ and Nick Marco motored to Wash­ Judge Raymond A; Johnson In Po­ IN YOUR OWN HOME Supply mothers and housewives with up-to-date recipes; coax urer, observed bis 94th birthday to­ ington, R. I., Sunday afternoon to lice Court this morning on John day by reporting as usual to his Job visit Louis Bennett who moved three rings them to write in to get menus Wn am Mlling a raft of tfioso as safe deposit vault manager at there in summer from Willington Green, 66, of 32 Map!* street ... .Appeal to their eye, to their Green, who was arrested yester­ famout DETROLA RADIOS, the Citizen’s National bank. LOUIS S. JAFFE Hill to operate a gasoline station.. vanity, and your battle {* won." 891 Main St. Phone 6892 Mr. and Mrs. William day at 8:35 p. m. In front of the Fomign racopHon guorantaad. Is It any wonder with the great Wallingford — Dr. Daniel A. Robert and Alta Moore were guests Johnson block by Sergeant John J. Liboral trado-in ollowanca for sums that are being spent for ad­ Vumplng Jack) Jonies, 76, a Yale of friends In Rockville Sunday af­ McOlInn, pleaded guilty through hts your old tot. Wo will gladly vertising alcoholic liquor that wom­ baseball star brtore the turn of the ternoon. attorney, William 8. Hyde. let you try ft in your own en are falling Into the habit of century, died at the Masonic Home. Registered Prosecuting Attorney William J come right to uour table drink. It la time we were shocked He was a dentlsL Mrs. William McBee Is furnishing homo to provo its suporiority flowers this mohtli at Hall Memorial Shea Informed the court that Green out of our complacency when our Optician church In memory of her mother, bad Implicated, in a confession to ever other sofa sailing at the young mothers in our middle class Mrs. Alice H. Hall and grandmother the police, a person for whom be tom# prief. And mmsmb*^— homes are being tempted toy(md CAUTION BEFORE 0031FC«T prescriptions fil l e d claimed to be selling the tickets, but VM .con buy it on our Eosiost their power to resist. Mrs. Emma Holman. that the person was not presented Denver—Mrs. Mathilda Johnaon, We have a selection o t the new­ Mn and Mrs. Samuel Rovoso and Budget Terms — No Red Tope ELLA r. BURR. est style froioea. family went on a week-end motor because of lack of evidence of his who walks 'with a cane, and her possession of lottery chances. daughter, Edith, brought a hand­ OompUmeotary Adjostmenta. trip to Vermont to visit relatives Trials on charges of drunken driv­ NOT KOFPLEHAITirS FAUM cuffed prisoner from Kansas Oty, and friends. ing were postponed until tomorrow Bklltor of The Herald: Kaa., to face a burglary charge. SPEQAL! Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Robbins Mrs. Clara Southergill Isn't fol­ Mrs. Joluunn said she signed aeeompanled Mrs. Della Hansen to morning In the case.of Albert Nac- lowing public affairs aa closely as a Come la and see onr new thus kowakl, 26, of 30 Hawthorne straeL Jerome F. Mando’s $1,600 bond and of Bulovs and Qroea Watches. WllUmantic Saturday night and and until Saturday In the case of woman In her position ougfaL In a be once "Jumped" IL On the way spent the evening with their daugh­ recent letter, she was ^tlcal of here, she related, the car lights went ter, Mrs. Exists Memdor and fam­ Robert Yauch, 29, of 80 South Main ^ ^ 9 .5 ® Congressman Kopplemann because You Can Now Buy On the ■ 3 ■ atreeL East Hartford. out and Mando offered to repair o.othafs the ■1 ', ily. Mrs. Hansen . attended the Th* charge of. breach of peace Liboral Trade-in AUewonco hf hadn't put over the Fl(x>d Con­ them If she would unl(xdc tha hand­ Budget Plan At Ja|Te’s At theater. against Francis Burke, 26, of 226 trol ProJecL cuffs. Declining, she used a flash­ Mrs. Emma Dodge, who spent the PAY$1 A WEEK If Mra. Southergin win refer light on tha 17-mil* drive to a gar- NO EXTRA COST! i; mimmer at her home "Belcroft" on Spruce streeL was zmlled on recom­ again to ths newspaper stories of tvhalemati^s signal mendation of Prosecutor Shea. aga, ' ' Willington Hill, left Monday for Slight Charge for Cradit last spring, 'Which she mentions, she New York. A fine pf $50 and coats, with $26 will see' that Congresaman Kopple­ At South Willington Rev. Horace of tha fine remitted, was Imposed mann fought hard to have the Fed­ B. Sloat preached from the topic yesterday by Judge Johnson on eral Government assume the entire fir a smoke "Spaphrath, the Faithful Servant" Herbert F. Stevenson, 87, of 72 Hud­ coat and responsibility of these last Stmday. son StreeL for evading responsibili­ big F1(x>d Control Projects. Members of the Willington town ty. He was arrested early Sunday TUNE IN THE GAMES! ' I remember that he claimed at hall team and thalr friends to the morning at his home after a aUgbt fib N, the time before the committee in And on Innd and' sea, number of sixty enjoyed a banquet accident on Main atreet Involtmig Washington, that if we waited until cars driven by him and by Philip the New England state*, agreed to A- Friday night at the Spanish Casino Shaw, Jr, of 165 Hackmatack from coast to coast...with ■ 1 In Danielson to celebrate the moat atreeL a Flood Control Bill, we woidd wait successful baseball season In the a long time. millions of smokers, men history of the club. Anthony Mc­ Unfortunately, aongressman Kop- Kenna of Willimantlo was toastmas­ plemann’s propo^ wasn’t accepted ter and Gardiner H. Hall, who was Instead, the committee accepted the and women... when they president of the Twilight League the BOY SCOUT NEWS " i-. ' - ___^ ^ P ro p iproposal for a compa(d between the past season, presented the - eham- NEW .tee. take time out to .enjoy a plonship troimy to the Willington Don’t blame the Congressman, .. etub. Manager Anton Prochaaka, Troop 7 Southergill, If stronger inter­ cigarette it’s accepted and Frank Parizek and Meeting Friday night opened by PHILCO war* aUa to swerve hla senai- Charles Woebomurka of Willington collection of dues and roU call. The IT’S A GOOD PLACE THAT OFFERS YOU BALLANTINf’S Ue Meo. 'S m o k e -0 ... and Conrad E. Du beau of WtlUraan- assistant Scout executive of Charter Y ea'll get e aew riirHI when DORA DA-VTSS. tlo addressed the gathering. After Oak Council vlsltad ua and oompU- you listen to the big football 71 Fara Street, Hartford pass the Chesterfields” the speeches there was an enUr- mented ua on our activitlas during tha flood' While he was speaking to broadcasts with a 19s7 Fhilcal DUPONTS ----- talnment followed to daadng. he pick of the lads who serve you your ale Come in . . . sea and hoar The dance held by the D. A. our acoutmaater th* troop played ON TAP-IN BOTTLES IN COPPER- FREB/iiae Editor of. the Herald: - Chesterfields are milder... Sokol Saturday night was a great games and before be came there Thav* now been decorated. They wear Peter JlS ftS 9 o i4 riiosa mnrvaladt values . . . Bssotal things canw to mind lasb ; success, being the third annual was ah Inspection o f tdeanllneas, Ballantine’a 3>RinR Emblem because of their C O L O R E D and lot as domoMtirattl iyi you r own homt night whU* reading the Herald The and ,what’s more they’ve asasquerade. The ball was beau- knowledge, and for appearance. Aft­ KiSyNggCANS grand old Dupont family, rather ItfUUy dsoorated with black , anITY, a eeoond woold probably pay th* bonus that wsr* dressed a* two Dutch bialdena. day avaalng. The program runs into ths Utaltad Stidea govsnunsnt has Mka. Otto Vonasek took ths prize D um ber with one aftamoon bike for BODY, a third for FLAVOR-R*R''—the tradi­ gtvra to th* vetorana. JoBt Picture the Type of Moanment That Ton Wodd for the prettiest and she was cos- and (me overnight hike scheduled aa tional mark of excellence In ale, going back to Rooaavelt, fYaakUa D. RooaevOtt, • Choosa To Represeat YOU In Years That WSI . turned as a Spanish lady, James wall as a closing banqueL Th* last 6 8 1 MAIN ST. ear Freoldsnt, la kaowB from North Follow. Uccello of Hartford, resembling a oours* came .to a dost In August 1840. Look for the 3 rings of quality— te Senth, Beat to Weot, 1 9 and colored man, wem the prize for the and th* following troop* from this down tb* oountty and an terrl- Umaa Who Hava S o^ht Onr Adviea most comic masenierade. town were represented: T r t ^ 4, BL THEN ASK FOR BALLANTINE'SI torie* for among oo many other Hava Profited | t IkiMst K LaFleur of WUUmantle Mary's church; Troop 7, American things—Ida great a-verslati to was in town on bualnaas Monday. LekUm, and Troop 8, Csntar ebureh. Peoea lahis oonstant cry, th* IF YOU WANT THE BEST CUfford Woodworth and Jo* Sou- R u hoped that this town will have preoarvotkm of oar manlwod, th* AND AT A SMALL INYESTHENT . . . knp went to WUUmantle Saturday. as good an attendance thla year. health a t oar country, aU a t vtUeh Mr. Woodworth vlaitsd the dentist PhlUp Johnaon, assistant Boout sx- would BO Hmid!]l’ disappear far tii* TELEPHONB HARTFORD 3-41M Mrs. B aanor Hansen was a recent •(nitivs, and bis ataff will to -In auly days a t any war in-whtch w* n a a t of bar nicea Mlaa Jdeanor Da- ebarga of the oouisa. The “Chief; mlgkt b* inyotvad. NsturUly, ^ Wolf a t WaotSMd.. Nels(m A. Sly will conduct another Xhqieat family la spending hradreda c o v e r n g r a n it e g o Tte Oetobar Tonsg Pemde’a rally course in the "Study of the Bo^’ at et.thooaands a t diHlars to th e Lan- Th. M G . waa held a t tha SoaMrivUM Oengra- the Board of Educatlcsi buU d^ at dmi rawipalgw has any on* ■. Mttoeal church Sunday evening. the same time. • 1M4.1 ^^MWHji^hiaa seejM attei^d from BerihSb AM* Laufer. , Jr ,• .• ^ ' ' 'i'- ■ ■ ■ s't.'i-'S-■

4" , , J avarybody. In fact he la ao d ^b t- unloB W r r r fui of tha value o f the preeent sys­ mtke a fine diefdag o f lapping it up- general’s alde-de-oamp tat i t i s old gSttlag days of champagne and vodka on iEHIMD era in fha Esnnant ^todusUy tem that he la in favor of its oom- and getting definitely blotto. B fralft tbs banka of tba Volga, la now bead that affect « ■ -L pleta reorgaalaatlea from top to Some of those who entertain this man o f the kitchen and the tower­ THE SCENES Awhile ago, Dublnol^^'s union pt«fttn8b^ BT 't*UB . bottom. . crude idea of having a good time at ing CaucoaiaB whO opens taxi doors contributed to and Dublilaky ool- ^ J?cre *srHow ; to participate KINTIHQ OOMPANI, INC IN t h e Isctsd for a fund Which went to IlNUtaMlI Blntt For ona thing. Dr. Hutchlna sees a football game are students, but a at the pavement Is Pahamoff, a Coe-r aae..- formerly in the eervlee o f tha tha bpanlsh loyalists. in the^Ford Give-Away! UkBOIMItr. CuBB. a tremendous waste of time in our much larger part are not** Some of Republican Chairman - John ; TUoMAk FKH0U80N ’tkar’s personal bodyguard. 0*BtntK M*B«s«r high school aad college lyatem aad them are alumni-but again a great CAMPAIGN , .Hamilton flatly declares Dubtnsky Hake a parchase of 50c or more. Every 50c purchase en* Beandrt Oc>^b«t I. it ll______many are not. Anyhow they make helped finance Spanish Communists. ,iUea you to one printed slip. Go to the Anniversary Booth would, aa a practltitl matter Whoa* Even Broadway baa on Interest RODNEY DUTOBEB Dublnsky and his friends Insist the > PabUiBMI Kvtry Bxc«pi naed la already obvtoua, scrap the themselves appear excessively In tbs PrsaldentUd elections and ha money went to the Spanish Red last two years of high school and gauche and much too often highly divided into the two major eampa. Croaa. ; ^ ^ ^ p . . a) Otrioa at Manehaatar, Coaa„ aa The' other day Helen Hayes an­ OBd Claia Malt Maitah tba last two years of college, so that objectionable to those about them. Ohleago, O c t 21—Mr. David Ou- Liandonltes appear to be dt-vlded THOSE WHO SHOP ON OCTOBER 22, 23 and 24 (Thurs­ nounced from the sanctum o f her Mnslty of New York Is getting to be aa among thoee who actually be­ aUBaCKIPTIUN RAl students irutead of enterlnig a third Of course it was all right for tbs dressing room at "Vlctorta Regina" day, Friday and Saturday) are eligible for the last Ford a oelebrated character out co the lieve there’s a "Red mensws" in '.Oaa Taar. bp Mall year in l ^ b school would enter a Prlncetop prexy to let those folks that she was for Praaldent f «se- the Rooaevelt candidacy — one Give-Away. i Bar MoBih. by Mall .. pralrlea. •iBfia Coay ...... Junior coilege which would Include know, in advance, that their Jags velt and tbat shi would do all in finds few ai these at headquar­ ITvarad ^Ba raar ... her power to help him gain bis re- The Republicans bops to make ters In Chicago— those who put LIS T E N IN ! D A IL Y ON WDRC, 8 A . M. W ISE SMITH’S the third and fourth high school are not welcome to the football lov­ him as sinister a figure In the their tong-aes In cheek and aay TREASURE HOUSE. MEMBBR o r THE A U oaA T B D X election. n PKB88 ^ yeara and the first and second eol- ers In tbs crowd. Perfectly all The most conspicuous wearer of mind of rural America oa Dr. everythin^s fair when you’re ' Tba Aaaoaialad Prata la aadlualvaly vJe^ yean. And there are thou- right—If he wanted to spend the the sunflower in theater-row Is Rexford Guy TugweU. fighting the New Deal, and those (Blltlad to tha uaa ol rapublteailOB Brock Pemberton, who halls from National commltteewomen from who protect what they consider at all Baara dlapaiehaa oradliad to It mnda of persons who believe that money on the polite little slips. But Governor London’s state, is ah In­ various states who flutter in and a fake issue ahd a red herring. \ ■ ar not othararlaa oradliad Ib IBla th^graduates of such Institutions whether the request will havs any out of campaign headquarters in Stearns' & tapar aad alao tb'a local Bawa pub- timate friend of the governor’s um y/olter Ltppmann, a London iiii7a ■nijiMiifi firtriT'-''"' ' ~ Hahad baralB. coula ^ turned out better prepared effect or no.t Is another matter. The Chicago report gleefully that Du- supporter, dtea the "Red scare’’ his staunch supporter. blnsky Is getting to be a house­ .. All richta o( rapubIleatloBa ol for ilfe^ban they now are from the trouble is that the kind of person aa a reason why the campaign is Foster - HARTFORD HARTFORD iBaelai diaoaiebaa barain ara alao ra- hold word. 'tending rapidly to degenerate. ______' colleges. \ who glories in being dnmk or get­ Simultaneously some o f the Into a war of meanlngleaa words." Reg. $33.0b * Pttll lam ea ellaat of N B A Sara- Dr. Hutchins says: ting drunk at a football game la keenest G. O. P. strategists assure Some of London’s close friends A FORD SEDAN GIVEN AWAY fta lab ' I f we cah secure a real uni- most unlikely to taka any advice Health and Diet this writer that "Commimlam” haa Inslat tbat be will not personally come to be the biggest and beat Join the attempt to paint the New ' a Ppbtlahara RapraaaBlatWa: The venity in tbiit country and a real from a college president. He's far lullua Maihawa Spaclal Aaaney—Naw program of general education A d v ic e Issue of the 198$ election fight. Deal red, although he ia expect­ york. Chlcacoa Datroli aod Boalon. upon which its work can r^ t. It too smart for that. 'Until recently they thought the ed further to accuae Roosevelt of By Or. FBAN B MeCXJV may be that the character of our best vote-getter would be federal a fondness for "foreign lams’.’’ QUEEN MARY DURING THE LAST 3 DAYS OF THIS SAFE HKlIttBH AUDIT BUREAU o r spending, with special stresa-on RCUIaATIONS a'dllzatlon may slowly chanijo. ANNE SULLIVAN "UNSPOniNQ” PARENTS WPA, and before tbat the Conati- Parse StLnge Tighten It may oo that we n n outgrow tution-aupreme court issue had The Last Ford Give-Away Tak es Place At 6 P; M. (The First Ford .^ a n was aw arded to Mr. Chpr|e«i Hulsart, X Th« R«ral4 Prtniifkt Company. Ine the love of money, that we can Mrs. Anne Sullivan Macy, whom Although men of wealth pre- maanmta bo flnaneliil rtapnnaihtltty Modern achcola of psychology seemed the likeliest. aumably have more to fear |pr typotrtphfeil orrora appaartng In get a saner conception of de­ all the world knew for many years Recently the idea dawned that MATTRESSES Saturday Evening, Oct. 24th. 171 No. Main SL, Waterbary, Cornu) have brought out the statement that from Communism than haa any idTortiMmenial' lo tho Maneheatar mocracy, and that we can\jjndcr- the "Red etuff” could bo pushed Bvanfnt Haral4. stand the purposes of eduction. as Anne Sullivan, the genius who the "problem" child may be created other group, one hears • repeated by “ problem” parents. Undoubted­ more or less quietly in the eaat complaints at campaign head­ - It Is very much to be doubted brought tho glorious mentality of fWBDNESDAT, OCTOBER 21 ly, the early training which the and be made effective among quarters that It haa become In­ Helen Keller out of the darkness News for the Woman Ik that, if Dr. Hutchins were a resi­ child receives from the parents has Roman Catholic voters, who pre­ creasingly difficult to raise funds. $m95 sumably wotild be angry at re­ ROOSEVELT’S VISIT dent of Connecticut, he would bb and silence and helped it bloom so a tremendous effect In shaping be-^ Henry P. Fletcher, counsel for $7.95 Quality! $9.95 Style! beautifully, is dead. bavlour patterns. Very often, when ports of murder of Spanish priests the Republican National Com­ among those who are running to and correspondingly bitter at the Who Wears 38 to 52 ! Tomorrow Candidate Roomvelt la a child has been started in the mittee, recently said that amounts the legislature In this state crying In the present utter confusion of New Deal If any bond of sympa­ ^ oome to Hartford, imlle amiably wrong direction, the first step to-* alredy budgeted would call for out for money for brlck-and-mort^r the world's civilization, In the midst thy between it and the Spanish expenditure of $8,636,000. But You’ll agree with us this is an exceptional 'value . . ono

j! BACKFIELD STARS Jarrett Plans No Action TEAMS FEATURE GRID ALLAMERICA R01 TillBrundage Quits A A U WednesdiT, betob«r31,i989 v^<| Conpiled bjr Stadcnte « f M u d M atw Hl|^ School Now Tctk. Get 81— (AP)—4 itcn Bin, Jock Madloa, Dick Dage- College Came Is Tougher TEN TED' Miaa H cila Eatea, Facoltj Adviaer Elaanor Holm Jarrett irin w ait un- nar, Monball Wayne, Lanoro Klgbt Local Sport ElTerson of Penn and Matsik tU Avery Brundage retiree from the Wtngard, Adolph Flafar, Oaorgla Coleman and Jane Founts. Now Red Grange Believes ON YO irra CALLED LOST proeUMwy at the Amateur Athletle . Though most of thsss aro now Chatter GIRL RESERYES HEAR of Doqnesne Produce Last union and than aak tha new A. A. amataura, Mrs. Jarratt said they REPORTER SPEAKS LITERARY COLUMN U. reglma whether aha la a prof aa had agreed to turn profeeatcaal If PROGRAM FOR M. H. S-W ILL BROADCAST ■lonal or an amateur, . In making our'prodlctlou for the Chicago, OoL 8L t -(AP)—T ake ItxB atunlay used the dsfenae we used IN REPORTER’S BOOK CUBAN TRAVELOGUE LOCAL TPAII WINK •he organ! aee tha troupe. from Harold "Red" Orange—tbo go­ 13 yaara Week’s Most Sparkfing "It's an embarraaalng eltuatioa, fifth week of toe gridiron campaign, , . * • « » they'd probably get Bdltar's Notot Miss Wssthavai'sg Ths Ossa sf ^ Bochtog Chair The OoemopoUtans turned back Aeewding to an official of toe A. wa cannot Ignore the opportunity It ing la a lot tougher on eeUeglate beat 40 to 01" sseond period Junior English class too Italian-Ameriean Friendship but I really don't know where I A . U . Mrs. Jarrett waa blUed on tola IN FEATURE INTERVIEWS Reviews of New Books at Li­ Was It ghoatsT W an thsro ghosts stand with the A. A. U." she said at pieoente to offer our roadan a Ut- footbaU’a blg-ttme droult today Grange said he dpubtod If vety •ftimI oomposlUons...... whidi ars Speaker Talln of Caban Revo- ON HARTFORD STATION club of itoekvUla In a toree-gama past vaudavUla tour oa toe "worid Qdef Interest Centen i ntlUr fiomsthlng did* It, and ghoata BaU Toting; Latest Candi- her Liong Island horns today. Ua lesson In. history . . . our ex­ Uuu. It waa 13 years ago when be many at the major ooUago alavena brary Indades Doepiag Nov­ aupposed to’ be gnpoasibls yet plaua- latioo and the Cheap Coat of total. pinfaU match aa Andenon of and Olympic backatroke ebampiou.’ ’ tensive research Into the subject ran' wUd on toe aatlon'e grtdirona sssmed ths only plauaible, i f Impos* Back from tha moat auooesaful Mra. Jarrett denied tola and said aha wUl go through tbs aaaaon undo- el and Stagecraft ManosL ihle. Following aro ths tiro oompo* Llvlnf There. toe loeala hit high aingla e f 129 and has brought to light toe astounding aa toe famous niteola "Galloping featad. Raoallteg bte aurprlaa at the Notre WOBUD STASV sitions which were.found to be the Mbls answsr, U was not Inuglna-' DOUOALN PR E SID E N T OF datesinPoD. high tripla o f 8U. vaudevUle tour of her toeatrloal ca­ had photographs of marquees of oU fLct that IPatrlck Henry, who oama Ides, Reporter and STUDENT C»UNOIL OhosL" defeats lost Baturday m Pittsburg Threa of tha naw books erhlch boat In combining the two factors, tion; mors than one parson of rspute About 200 Students WOl OoaroopoOtanA reer, Mrs. Jarrett said the A. A. U. theaters In which she appeared, to Into thla world In 1788 and departed Mr. Dougherty, who has traveled bad offldaUy bamd her from B3n- protaot haraelf against Just this Grange, toe moat publicised play­ aad Princeton, be said: T t’s getti^ Ddltor*ln*caitef - D o r o t h y went into circulation tUa week to Impossibility and plauslbUlty, tbua bad seen IL Tha chair rooked. Wennargren ...103 110 91—808 In 1799, 'waa a football player o f no S t Mary’s and Cathifell^ Sebretber. '87a forming Interesting compositions. quite a bit to Cuba, gave a very The following ofneers of Stu­ ropaon wmpetltlon and bad refused charge. er football ever haa known, Im •o now that no matter how good K W T H T Annonncer, Ad­ New York, Got 31.—(A P)—Uka Madden see* r»-e 96 90 87—378 mean ablUty and a grid prognoati- been out at toe game ae a player the South Mancheater library,- are A Mystsi y ef the Jangle For yeara tha waathar-baatsn Intareetlng talk about hla advan* dent Council were elected dur­ Participate; Nearby Higb to give its sanction to an amateur Has swam Bat Once eator aa wall . . . wa know that team la toara aiwajra la.soma elub Managing Editor — WllUam house, gloomy and tormldabls, had tha erords at a weU-kaown footbaU Kovla ...... 118 98 93—803 steoe 1984. But it'a etUl bla groat ooming aloag Just a UtUa better. Knapp, ^87a reviewed as follows: While hunting elephants to AM * turaa on that Island, at tha last ing the meeting Monday inorn- Anderson...... 108 100 139—883 meet In whleh die waa sntwod aft­ Though aha boa swam only once Patrick Henry, a lovar of Ubarty Other Headline B atflei dresses Hi^ Sdiod ca, a very strange incident happen* stood deserted on a lonely hiU. Grad­ Ing: aong, "the backs go tearing by” In er returning tirom toe Otymplea, but since return^ from'the Olj^plcs. himself, would pardon the Ubertlea love, aad when he’s through with The minute a team lets down now Teatutf Editor—Barbara Oa- They art “Tlia Loat Generatioii," meeting of the Girl Reaervea. Tues­ this week's AU-American roundup. Twanlto ...... 93 99 98—890 a atory of modem Amerlcanyouth, ed to us. Among the black men we ually It had aomabow acquired the Preaidant—James Dougan. Schools iUso Hanning to It hnd not declared her prof endcnal. Mrs. Jarrett has kept in ex(:ceUent we’re taking with history biit earl- hli. duties aa aaaiatant ooacb of the it's riakteg dafaat beoauaa toe com­ •mon, 'STB. reputation of being haunted. A ll the day night of laat'weak at the Center Superb blocking made it possible Chicago Bears, he aajoya studying by Maxine Dasls; "Modem Theatre had la our company was aa old diurcb. 'Vloa President—Sophia Fal- Praparod For Worst oondlUon* oua atudente bad better an p today's petition is eo stiff. Now Toilt. OcL 81,—(AIO— • eWorld IB Lirely Style. Sports Edltor^-Mannel batrin* wtodowa, with-tha exception of one, for two headliners, Lew lUveraon of 613 493 497 1601 T m hoping for toe baoL but Pm InterooUealata elsvana and toetr A Few Standeate PracUoc,” a treatment of the thea* witch doctor, who olalmsd that by When ha first went to Cuba, Mr. koakl. Go On the Air. ItaUan-Amerioan Clab. "During all that fighting, i colunm for toair own peaea of Stretching farther afield cb sky, 'S7A. ter, by Heffner*8elden*Sellman, and looking Into the firs he could see which faced tha front and looked Becntary-FeUcIa PlatrowaU. Pennsylvania aud George Matsik of prepared for the worst", aha otatod. oouldn’t aat or sleep end I waa down mind .... atylaa of play. And ba aaea a. big - "While I don’t think thla aaaaon out onto a wide veranda, ware tight­ Dougherty aaya that he mistook the Duqueane, to produce 1 ^ -o a rryln g B. Felber 118—812 any previous Baturday this siianii. , a -gangs Editor — Jeanne "No Hero—This,'’ a thou^tful what was going to happen to the hugs fields of'dugmr cane for eorn. Tieaaurer^Ohn iHcklea ‘T daflnltaly want to keep , my to 104 pounds, bu L rve gained about dlffaranea In the gam&, te reapoct to yet haa produced any ona great tba teterMetional gridlran program * Cuds, 'STB. ly hoarded up with abuttem. Driven axplolteroll...... that accounted fo r the aea- A . De CarU ----- 184 amateur standing and sea no raaaen your newly written dr- analytical novel of war effect# tm future. Cuba la at Urnaa called tha "augai- Clark ...... 89—362 nlna pounds suoa then", aha said. Frank Menke'a record book at dtfenaa, oompartd to toe days when book—such ■■ Jay Barwaagar o f fo r tola week-end centers ohtejBy x Alumni Editor—Peggy Wood* One night ae we all sat around the by curiosity several of tha town "Manchester High School ia on ■on'a biggest upaete on Eastern why 1 abonld noL But If they de- •ports claims that footbaU originat­ hla number "77" meant trouble to Chicago waa last aaaaon—almost Wlth • eelf-eddreeaed, stamp* one man. by W arwick Deeping. bowl" of the world. ^gridirons. Daley ...... 96— 95 Mra. Jarrott'a buaband. A r t Jar- around toe ablUty of Notrs IDUml,. : ruff, '3 9 a "Tbs Loat Oeoeratlon" fire the old doctor declared in a low folks, almost with a feeling of guilt, the air” . “ elaro me professional I wUl go on retL went to New Haven today to ed la too late 1800'a hut oa early aa the oppodtlon. every big team haa at Isaat ona fins 'envelope for the return of the had climbed the hill to peer into this It la very warm In Cuba. The F or toe aecond suceeailva weak, CaaeU o...... 101—833 Fordbiun, BL M a^a and Oatootti^ A rt Editor—Iran . Johnson, "The Loat Generation'' la a report* mysterious voice that In the fire ha This message or Its Uke wUl aoon too stage with a vaudevUla swim­ try fo r a part In a show. I f ha 1766, In hla ap a^ In the Virginia Defense Improved offense player. Bo fa r Pva bean Im- U. to stay amcog ths undefeated. '■ rtpt, and then pray, or, bet* '88B. . window. They looked m on the liv­ winters are very much Uka our fth e roundup o f backfield atara In­ Eekerdt .... lOO—&13 er'a story of ths Uvss ef-the many could see the sign of death for one aummera. The houaea are huUt In EH.S.DIHIBSLH. be heard over radio station 'WTHT ming troupe which will Include moat antan tha show Mra. Jarrett will ereaBlon fo r them* tion as to how to present a program diana nine." Fleming ...... 93 135 101—818 All Chins Are Welcome A year later, 1776, Henry waa the program, the road toward eha^. cruel man, though friendly and Uk* [ on both subjects were mixed ■elvea and alao with what aucceaa or eyes In which waa a atrange look— prove once and for aU that there over the air. evidently engaged in sports writing fanaaa for every game—and Its "Whan yeu'ra through with foot­ plonahip honors being traveled ' McCarton, '89a Faith Steven* able when one knew him peraonally. Allowing a few pomte off for en­ Austin .. -----..103 80 ----- 183 tough on the backs when tbey'rs up ball you’n through, that’s aU," ha oudy with bits of humor and failure they meL FtiuUy Maxi one of fear. When we auced him were no ouch th ln n as haunts; some Thla type of broadcaat either has A. Stevenson ... 83 ■nd p.gskln picking fo r history dla- Notre Dame, Fordbam, BL son, 'S S a what be had seen, he refused to an* simple undersiitandable fact______was be* Before Muchado resigned every­ thusiasm, It appears that ths aouto- 87 111—281 cloaea that he said; 'T have but ona sgAlst eomethteg Uke thaL grtened. "M s-^d gat kiUed out of personal experience before Davla polnta out tha opporttmlUea Going through East Hartford’s been or la being given by aeveral paw sbotputter, who started with H. Stevenson ..116 99 116—880 and CatooUo plaoaa tbair Typists—Ruth Bta el', .'STB, for tha youth of America and what awer and for the rest of night hind it aU. They gained entrance body went on atrike. When be did other high schools in the state In­ lamp by which my fast are guided, "Bay— If soma big team next toara now.’’ : served up In a friendly lively lAioy Ooodala, '87a Dorothy real^, another government sprang Uen with oonsiderable ease and this year’s Olympic forces. Is doing Welter Champ Eager for Ac­ msnte a t tba nood o f the UoL varloiM agendea are doing for the be sat around as one In a dase. through a small cellar window. They cluding East Hartford, Meriden. Sports Roundup and that la the lamp o f axpe:itiMiee. I Notre Dame's Rambling JsweU, '87a Alberta Wllkla, American boy and girl. The next morning . ha bad the quickly found their way to the room up Which lasted four w e e !^ Then launching a paas attack to make a flrst-elaas bacxfleld Job In all de­ 898 891 "837 i m know no wray of Judging of ths Gives Ksampie Situation Bloomfield and Wethersfield. partments for Nebraska. Irslaad (8). start their rambllnga for too 'STB, Esther Ti^es, 'STBr-Flor* AS a rssult of her work, Maxine same k>ok of fear In hla ayes and be of myatery. But, wonder of won­ the Communlats gained power. three touebdowna, a powerful Man- These broadcasts wUl ^ve ths tion After Short Vacation By EDDIE BRIETZ future but by tha past" . . ; aad ^Vs suppose,'' he said of tai' enca Dowling, '87A. cheater High eleven beat Bast Features At Quarter Stenamon ...... 103 86 108—290 by...... trokkteg to...... nttsburgh to r, "that the editor of your Davis prssents us with this Interest*. still refused to talk. Later, as we ders, the chair didn't rock. A ll Stood A Narrow Escape. partlclpaUng students v^uabla In- don't know any other way, gle with toe Panther : Hartford. lSr6. The. victors. had Ck'edit fo r one e f laef Saturday’! Dougan.. J 90 104 108rr^02 N ew .York, G cL SLrri . la m akiag sfasKSftjBtmanJLettstf, .-VS. hert quartsriMriciity'Jojter'gb^ «Jattl6''.thak:>aMty::>'-BMiidaj Amarlcah young poopTe," oh whose I Squeals o f Meph and laughtw. One cf the numbw was the refieta set many bomba Mrs. fim *" (e^aubh''’Mar tsiiiS Ing emotions with the voice and in r,'TY?iil66' •TIT ' l(«sijS2S - weeT- nburgsr, a famous ^botanist Goddard of Washington State, who Donavon ...... — 78 96—174 .aonally scouted'by BenUe Blerman they are eteted for a return i unturned~ from the Jungles ol abouldem soon w ill rest ths man* realised thath at a herd' was stamped­ sent to look again Into the window Dougherty had a narrow escape ■ubstltuted bis second string men the technique of radio broadcasting, ment te the national ing. Immediately we ran to aafaty, to see what be could see. Aa the during thla time. Rhe had Just into the game in every perlt^ ex­ outlasted hla Southern California ri­ .. .Cleveland te talking about put­ In toe words o f Henry, *T know not Tow editor also learn- agement of our country. aa weU as furnishing the interest­ val. Davie Davis, in a acoroleaa duel Not. By AB8001ATED FBE88 STARTS TOMORROW •poUlghL FENNSYLTANU SCHOOL Thla report by Maxine Davla la but as I looked back 1 saw the old sound o f hla footateps were heaid le ft a friend’s bouaa when the bouse cept the first ing and novel experience of tavlng 397 379 416 1091 Risk Title on 27; ting Joe Voamlk and BUI Knicker­ what eourae others may taka, but aa tnmuel hiul. against Another conspicuous entry Is Bay­ Scotland (1). bocker on toe block...also, toe In­ Middletown—Ths acrubs on Waa- IPordham’e buelty Rama, Law and had nearly very Interesting as it provides a con* witch doctor fall and the . next mo­ approaching, once more the ateaty next to it waa blown up. There Manchester scored‘ early In the been "on the air". for me, give'me’’ — Auburn over layan's undsfaatod squad have ooma In NSW Tork wlto toe g ment ha waa under the feet o f an rock, rook, rooking occurred. The game, ‘they received. the kick-off lor's Lloyd Russell, who sparked bis McCuUom ...... 114 79 104— 394 dians may sand totrd-sacker "Bad Georgia, Penn over Brown, Waob- Lscalped by the naUves. Don't treat o f Uvea In every nook and cor­ waa much disorder in Cuba then for Plans for presenting these team's 21-polnt comeback to victory Plans to Enter Ring Often. In tor a lot of ricuU work thla weak Gaels from the west ooast, differsfromm . e s . ner of the United Btatea and alao elephant. The reat of ua escaped un­ solution was found! When one walk­ there were no police forces. Mr. and then marched right through •ketches are as 'yet incomplete, but Duncan ...... 91 73 97— 261 News’’ Hale to Boston for BlU Wer- Ington over California, (barnegia ICri Hamburger and ask him In toe fourth quarter against Texas. Walker .. Irarnlng dUBcult plays they will feature number two on the ihdwa what effect federal projeota injured, but later aa wa remember­ ed on the veranda below the window Dougherty aaya, "You don’ t know the visitors Une until they came to it has been decided to distribute ...... 132 98 94— 824 ber...“wotta relief,’* said Frits Tech over Holy Croas, Columbia never have an opportunity to uaa In Ivan^Managofi T a n gle With blank, Ts It true what they Other backs nomlnatyd in toe lat­ Trueman ...... — 88 98—176 Crlslar after toe Penn game, “to end over Michigan, Dartmouth ovar CatooUo U., one ef the Itestie : about the Cambodians and aa tha NBA and CCX3 eampa bad or ed the look c f fear In the witch doc* of this room a board in the the value of a police force until the 20-yard line. Hero Ernie them among the various depart­ actual combaL •St soorteg maohinee, engagen Rath McKnight. Former Sta* tor's eyes when be had looked Into living room floor moved In such a Squatrito, right-handed spot-paaser ments and organisatlona of the est Associated Prrsa poll: Chicago, OoL 31.— (A P )—Buhey the pressure of keeping up that win­ Harvard, Detroit ovar Manhattan, have on the American jrouth of to* there isn't one to protect you." Blast—Sid Luckman, Columbia; 0>ach Jack Blott wants hla var- ■teetppi’e unfortunate rebate. dent, D ea^bes Her New day. the fire the night before, we realised msTmer aa to aet the chair In mo­ There are many mulattos and for the loeala,' threw a pass to Cap­ acbool so that aa many pupUs aa 387 833 388 1068 Roas, welterweight champion o f toe ning atreak” . ..oh, yeitoT...Dr. Mai Duke over Tennessee, SL Mary's ait> man to have aa good a look as S to Pmto in Featnre Boot must know something about Bill Ingram, N avy; BUI Kurllah, Stevens, New York U. coach, la pre­ over Fordham, G eor^ Tech over The P itt gatoe sbapeo up aa K o ug w and his ups and downs, Schmd in Pennsylvania. —Falacla Piatrowakl, 'STB. that be bad foreseen hla own death tion. A whole vlllag# had been fool­ half-breeds, in the small republic. tain Jackie Fraher, who caught the possible may participate. It la esti­ world, today starte hunting for posalbla a t toe tricky and varied a t­ Dame's sweat test to ahd that was why he had acted eo ed by a m an trick o f nature.' ball near the end sone and then mated that between 160 and 200 Pennsylvania; Jack Batten, Cornell; OONOOROIA LITTHEBAN paring a paper on "the hazards of Vanderbilt^ Northweatern over ^Jeanethlng about Cambodia. When the Spanish settled there, BUI Osmanakl, Holy Cross; Boyd china to punch. tack ammpltyed i...... this year by Am- at Hartford. though upset by Uttte Miss Florence Hopkins of the "Modem Theatre Plaollae" strangely. —D. Benson. —^Mae Sloan. they .reduced the natives of the Is­ ■Upped across for the first local students wlU be able to take parL LEAGUE. footbaU accidents,"' to be road be­ lUlnola, Ohio State over Indiaua, harat, Wasfeyn Wasleyan'a next - opponent, m to the question Brumbaugh, Duqueane; and Jack fore toe American Medical Society Kotuaa State over Kansas, L. S. U. test weak, the Panthers ate i Bbiglish department recently receiv­ The book "Modem Theatre Prac* land to slavery but since the natives ■core of the game. Dick Cobb, full­ The day and hour of the broadcaste (Y . M. O. A. AUeya) Back from 17 days of roughing It and thetha Iaeoonda------are doing----- — tHdr ■ beat ■ like a h x after a cbleken— has not been set but they wiU be White, Princeton. Teem N a 8. ,. ,to let: One Luaky hockey orphan over Arkonsaa, Michigan State tough an outfit ae can be foond fs the way foxes go after tlce” la divided Into three sections could not stand the work they im­ back, waa stopped when be tried South—Bucky Ryan and Noel in toe Wlaconain woods, toe 147 to imitate toe Lord Jeffs for eertm- any arldlron and should he 1 ed a letter from Ruth McKnight who to erosa the line for an extra point. announced aa soon aa arrangements F. Marks ...... I l l 107 (name. New York Americans). Ap- over Marquette, Minnaaota mage purposes. Hartford, OeL 81—(Bpedtel) — giving a treatment of directing, ported slaves from Africa. The Loftln, Tulane; Tom. Burnefte, pound Utleholder opened a training pty F r i^ Calder, president of Na- over Purdue, Nabraaka over Okie-, for Notre Dame than atthar formerly attended Manchester High. scenery and lighting. ~^'It la plaimed Spanish and' negroes intermingled In the aecond atansa Manchester ate complete. F . R o t o ...... ,.,77 00 The Russian Qpaaaska Jboen te notes-may- make your Ruth now lives in Pennsylvania and DEBATERS REORGANIZE; T ^ e subjects of these aketches aro North Carolina; and BiU Guckeyson, E. Tureck ...... campaign preparatory to toe first tional Hockey League. home, Tulane ovhr North Caroliiw, Itteh’a two bard oMa oo . and silent Tomorrow as a text book for coUege courses In Gadding About and ao today we have the mulatto. scored again. This time it waa a Maryland. . . . n o 103 Btorre—Coach J.'O. Christian la many a rough batUa but It is imto nagleMgle andI Wteoonate. goes to school there. She has to go paro to “Red" KUpatrick, taU left- varlM and Include m a^ fields. The Q. Kluck ...... 68 61 defense o f his champiqnoblp since Lincoln, Jr., high school at La - Notre Dame over Pitt, Waabtngt n he said w HI app^ in cold play production, making it useful si Tha Cubana live Very cheaply. Southwest—Jim Shockey and crossi_9A Wls., has a double______threat in State over Oregon, Princeton over drUUng his Connecticut State squad to aay Ivan Managoff, tha Ruaaten The Fordham-8L Maty*a ' eighteen miles to school The high HENRY KELLEY COACH "Sailing, sailing, over tha bound­ end, who caught Squatrito'a toss complete Hat o f M. H. S. subjects is Dummy ...... 67 63 tola week te fororard poaateg wlto It makes a man think twice a raferanca book fb r non*prttfesalon' ing main.” That's the Impression They have many frulta which we do ai follow s; under t^e field o f Indus­ Dick Todd, Texas A. and M.; Bob he dethroned Jimmy McLarnin for Ray A d -Roy Mason, ‘ a pa'r of half­ Navy, Texas over Rice, Southern' ( oaaack, never saw any mors ootian It ib t rt06WAl at a rlvau y school is on one floor and the lower ala In tha theater busineaa, and fo r not have. Their favorite te Hartford next btggoat teteroaetionia foaMK ~ club and Girl Reserves. They have substitutes for canoro. Trouble is, of the game In tha third quarUr. Ale:lexander Graham Bell; Culture — W. Stavens- ...... 91 89 ventures out in New Orleans these Saturday. ''Chris‘^Christy" te atreaaing Pinto, toe "N ew Hampshire WUd axnem e." and organisation of playa, and the of the Manchester High School De­ they upset quite often, but that's talking. Sequoyah and His Talking Leaves, Far West—Byron Haines, Wash­ Garcia bout slated for New York days, Mel Ott is aU but mobbed by Man”, in the feature bout at Foot wera’a dafaat of Pitt teft For' [th e studsBta entered the as- a uniformed drum and bugle corps. selection of plays and oast It also bating team mat Thurpdio^, O ct IS, Ehreryone in Cuba baa a chance "Squat" threw him a pass from ington. E. Anderson ...... 83 83 Oct. 80. pass dafanaa a qu a^ fo r It la In this very near tha top te the aaot, i Speaking of her trip to her new all In the fun. Manchester’s 80-yard line and ha Audabon; Literature—A ^ y in the J. Noske ...... admiring klda...alv/aya be has to Jock Sutherland, NBA experL QUATQ hAile ball for the talk, they were gives tha designing of a production to reorganise tha club for the com­ for a primary education. Mid-West—Don Geyer, North­ . . . 91 104 The title contest U sat for Madi­ differs on only two games, making department that.'Trtntty te reputed tha Rams gat tty tba ~ ' home, Ruth says, "We had a grand waa tackled on Ek;at H artford’s 80- Ufe of Shakespeare, Damon ofid E. Roto ...... ■top and show too youngaters Just to have moeS of Its strength. Stanley te ona of our rougher to w rite their names on slips and quastlona on rahaarsal, ending ing year. Henry Kelly, who took Earlier Trpvel Talk. Pythias, Tha Giant at tha Well; western; Bob Wilke, Notre Dame; • • 1 89 06 son Square Garden iTov. 37. bow he holds his ooms nm bat... the following eboicea: Auburn. dtisens and ha rarely fella to eraata etelni win ba anhanw trip and came thraugh Scranton with material on tha performance over David Hartwell's position, told Now, Mias Page, you dtm’t mean yard Une. On the next play, Fraher M. Roto ...... 67 ' 68 — which were pinned on Another travel meeting of Girl Music—^American; H istory — Alex­ and Ray Bulvid, Marquette. Plana Busy Winter toe New York football Giante seam Penn, Waahlngton, Holy Croas, Uol- a m ajor dteturbanoe whan ba te te Mdy, CatoeUe, soorteg 107 where aU the coal mines are. There Itself. In part two there Is sxten* tha members at the club’s alms and to tell ua that 3rou actually think Reserve, earlier In the year, waa grabbed another Squatrito pass on Reports on paaa-sUzv'ers Uke Co­ New Britate—The State Teacbaia to 17 for Its opporftlea te ., Betty Hue proved that we, of high school age, believe ander the GreaL to have toe prize rookie in Tufly umblA Dartmouth, DetrolL Duka, the ring. Pteto has bean In'-Aua- She had become bast acqtialnt* were hills after hills of coaL We sive mateiial on the making' and of the- principlee of debating. He that when Mary Fogarty '88B gave 'he five yard line and raced across lumbia’s Luckman and Marquette's 411 486 The black-haired champion plans Fordham, Georgia Tech, Northwest­ college eleven lost two r e fe rs this gmmaa, also te taking poattian aa i were lucky enough to be driving to ghosts. We'll come around tbo’ :or BlanoheaUr’s final score of the —^Eltoa Cleric. Leemana...so long as he can keep trallr fo r a long Uma but rumor has ^ertth svatyhody as she g w e d a handling o f seensry with aU the In* ■aid that ha and Mr. Bailey were an account of her ttty to Germany Bulvid Indicate toe southwest, fea­ Team No, L a busy winter season In America, his first team In there, this bureau ern, Ohio State, Kansas State, L. 8, week and gained ona aa toe testruo- It ba boan’t ehangod hte ways. The •astern power. t of ebooMSte eberriea, the prise through Just as the miners were formation anyone might want on going to meet representatives of and sea what you -have to offer this past summer. game. turing Sam Baugh of Texas Chris­ R. Reichenbach...... 71 81 since toe collapse of negoUatlona U „ Michigan afoto, MlnnsK>ta, tors buckled down to preparation for In the way of spooks to the Nichols, left half back for the de­ will atack Gar Davidson’s Army Naw Hampahlra grappter’s unortho­ ia d fo r naming each person In getting through work and were they questions oonceming tboaa topics. Msriden and Middletown to arrange Some o f the main polnta o f In­ DRISTOL-W. H. CONTEST tian and Jack Robbins of Arkansas, K. Mrosek ...... 74 80 for r bout with Jack Can^, Aus­ eleven against any outfit in toe Nebraaka, Tulane, Washington toe aaaaon'a first home game dox methods maka mm ona of tha black! There were a number of ■Tha laat■ ■ part ■ of ■ tha booEia dewtad the annual debate which la to be on "Ghost Train". Sock and Buskin feated eleven, scored to the final has no monopoly on "gridiron baa- J. Palleln ...... 108 111 tralian challenger, originally sched­ afternoon when' the New Pelts, IbalL plays aro usually worth seeing. terest which Mary vlaitad were country.. .what's this about Lou Btata, Princeton, Texas, Boutbam most colorful of currant matman. ha matertal which the students groups going home and all had their to lighting in aucb a manner that it the subject, "Resolved, thst all Eleo* period on a Une buck. T ^ iraa ketbair' tactics. Luckman la rated R. Kulpinsky ...... 105 103 uled for Sydney, on Dec. 8. Charles California, Texas A. and M., Texas Y., toaohara will be entortalnad at mine lanterns.'' Nuremberg, the dty In which the Little oairylng on a red hot flirta- Two out of.toraa falte wlU daclda A m t s andPassi ■ad from Ifr . NUes talk and may ha understood by anyone, yet trio UtUlttea Should be Governmen* moot Important university of Ger­ mads possible when Rhodes, vtslt- SEEN BY FOOTBALL BOYS the greatest aophpmoro passer In Lucas, ths Australian promoter, tion with1 PenPenn? CbriaUan . . . incidentally, A threa WUlew Brook park. BlU Mante, toe winner In tote bout, as te the ensuing dlsouasloa wiU be use* Of her home town Ruth says, there is material enough■ for ■ all ■■ but tally Owned and Operated." The A dog's Ufe—not the dog hut many la located, Oalmlach, Parten- on' fuUback, intercepted one of toe east. Bulvid, In three games, 358 374 ■till Is burning up toe eablea try­ Herald aelectora guessed right on tackle, and Paul Monahan, on and, rule te star bouts on wreatUng oords “There are lots of hills here and the tha most professional. subject waa chosen by the National MlUy Knight has bean leading It, Squatrito’s paasea on ManchesUr’a has completed 29 out of S3 forwards Team No. 2. have been benched tty Injuries suffer­ Oaktend, CaUf,-Huay Kn la them now and poasibly later cherau, where the winter Oljrmplca ing to reopen negotikUona, but Sam How toe experts left Louisiana LSU over Misaloalppl and w a'll add locally. oonerete exampte of that *telagr ea|l and was so lively and fields aren't all covered ertth bould* Thera are many balpful Uluatra- Unlveistty Extension Association ■ince hers foUowed her to achool 30 yard Une. A majority of the football team for total gains of 423 yards. J. Slbrinaz ...... •...... 93 93 Plan, co-managar of Roas, said ha It to tola week’s Utt In figuring par- ed last Saturday but Loute MeotU, Germany and the IBmarald Iste held, Oberammergau, the fity witnessed the conflict between Bris­ State out of football'a Big Ten la a backfield star, baa returned to toe te^ footbaU and ■•• tha wo ‘ that it entertained every* ers as they are in CmmecUcuL tlona, and an Index, making It easy fo r 1936-37. one d a y ,' making neceaaaiy much that la noted for the presentation of The two ManeheaUr ends, K il­ S ta n On the Une K. Wlnzler ...... 76 77 would give no further consideration mystery to ua.. .toe press agent at centagea . . . coma to cross purpoaaa te tha aemi-. There aie many fleids of buckwheat, to find any certain topic vary quick* To make It possible to obtain chasing about and taking Uma out patrick and Wes Palmer, Lenny tol and West Hartford Monday at FamlUsr roundup figures, on toe A. Roto ...... •quad and te looked upon to add Una. Whan BL Maiya gaOq tha PaaaiOn Playa, and Zuyapttser, ..116 73 to toe Australian venture, .ao long Davldaon CoUege down in North tmal with ‘Tiiidi Jack” Donovan Oaate oomplato this year's aohai oats and other grains," ly. The book ia thorough enough so pnracUce the art of debating Mr. to bring it home. Mlaa Henderson's Nieaa at left tackle, and Frank tha lattefli football field. The boys Une, Include Ed Wldeeto, Mlnneso- J. Lange ...... 109 92 We don't helleva thera’a a punch to toe attack. taking on Richard Btahl who balls *—J. Cuds. Qernuutya hipheat mountain peak. were to gather “the dope” on tha ■a opponents are available In thla CafoUna la taking digs at toe BUI WiU have travated about 40,881 Ruth wishes to hear from M__ that in the laat two parts It really kelly asked the membera to propose Art Studio seems to be the tempo­ Davla at left guard, who played te’s co-captain and tackle; Joe ...... 1 country. brethren at North Carolina, Duke school cross-country team In T. from tha Fatoarland. This bout givea much material for oarpentiy rary quarters for stray animals Mary bad a number of pictures and tha roving oehUr pioaltion on de­ Bristol elevyn to use in proparatioa teste hte grid oazear at Hopkins and to hear all the news and...... take part in a debate. Glii“ Ibert postal cards to lUustrate the places Routt, Texas A. and M. guard, who 893 334 and N. C. S ta te .. .Davldaon, chroni­ state that ean drteat iUanobeater Hartford —^Tba Trinity ool wUl be reetrietod to 80 minutes. about the school. or art courses. There are many ref* Hunt proposed debating on the aub- fense, were the standouts in Man- for the contest between Manchester- rates high among all southwest ob­ "Wa are getting Roas ready for High’s harriera in. dual oqmpeUUoa footbaU squad, defeated 36-6 Btohl te a formar elroua strong­ •ebooL aha bad visited. She went to Eu­ and Bristol Saturday. toe championabip bout In N ew York cles toe P. A., doesn't have a foot­ ^COURSE —Esther Pitkin 'S9B. erances ^ven for persona who de* Jeet, "R eeved, that Women Drivers Tak, TSk. so now we know why chester*a Une, while Squatrito and servers; Jim Hauze, Pennsylvania's V. M. O. A . LEAG U E ball player whose name you have to . . . that's why wa expect toe Hobart In Ite last starL has a cham­ man who baa been wrestling tor eev- lira rope on the Europe and returned Fraher were tha shining lights in The game was very Interesting next month,’’ Plan said today. "We Annimolte, lid ,—Baaed to study even more these thea- are a Menace to Humanity." The the boya carry their footbaU outfits on the Bremen. stalwart center; and Larry Kelley, (Y A lleys) sneeze.. .one o f toeae days, the Chi­ Wlgrenmen to annex their 14th pion in the coach of Its next oppon* eral years on both atdee o f too A t- ter practices, and thars era also Usta girls. immediately found reasoq' to to achooL Thank you, Mr. Modean, the backfield. M elo^ and Klernan, with West Hartford drteatlng Bria- Yale captain and right end. Intend to have him box Just os often straight triumph against Hartford enL J. O. Christian, Connaotiout Navy’s balfbach husky, te —Lucy Gray 'S8B. The unusual happened In toe T. cago Cardinals wlU start clicking, lohtio and who baa appeared here TAIlENBYE&nOR of dealara and manufacturers. disagree with him. The foUovring for said Information, ^ e only draw­ East H artford’a ri|^t tackle and tm by the score of 7 to 0 with a KeUey, Who figured In the week's aa opponents show up. A fte r meet­ High here this Friday afternoon al­ Btata mentor, may have had hte several tlmee. Donovan also te a a i aa athlete—a four-tyort man. ASSEMBLY PROGRAM —Viola Bccellente '87B. touchdown scored in the third quar- M. C. A. Q-team bowling league and then la when toe fireworks wUl but that’a nothing to hte ahtUty —Richard Peteraon, 'STB. ■idea were chosen; Affirm ative, G. back la wa can't even aea tha boya right end. respective, and GU most unusual play aa he' booted a last night In Its second session; ing toe winner of toe Jennazzor start...bo) pro aad college eoaeb- though toe final eeera may ba pretty tongue te hte cheek but be declared matman of wide axparienca; be bos Hnnt, O’Leary and J. Hamilton; because at the suits Gleason, the right haieudc. iriio ter and the polnt converted ^ a Navy fumble within scoring range, Garcia affair, toaro la McLarnin In cloae . . . Fran Leary should ba yesterday that Trinity waa tha vic­ beadlteedvmany New Haven cards. tha orobaatra plL Juot turn 1 Lacey Attended Ten kick. Brlstol’a'game shows that tLree teams took 4 points. Talcott- «• agree Paul Schlasler of the loose and ba can do thteia wttb i FOR SCHOOL SPIRIT "No Hero—TUa" negativa, M a^rie Taylor, Laura did the majority of tha visitore’ has, a fiair for toe spectacular. They viUe picked on t bearers, who have sight as a poi^ble opponenL and Brooklyn Dodgers la ona of toe able to beat Letourneau, Hartford tim of 1 ^ breaks at Hobart and CharUo Webb o f New York mlxee "No Haro—This" tails of Stephan U ntil nsxt Urns then. Cheerio... kicking, running, and passing, fea­ Manchester’s chance at beating them oboe, flute, piccolo; guter Day Introdnetory Sesrion at Andlalo and Arllna Boynton to de­ call him ''Loquanlou;' L arry" but he such stars as Chanda Varrick and also Lou Ambere. Itiw is spoiling smartest players ia toe country... ace, but may be pushed to a tMW that "1 think Trinity's offenaa te a with George X (Kayo) Keverly e* Brant, a quiet doctor, vary sensitive, bate on thle eubject on the 39tb —The Gadabouts NEW STUDENT FDIDS tured for the losers. la fair although Bristol has a for- . baa produced for old EU in to t course record . . . Leary sot the trifle better than ours x x x oUywood la one at the pteUm- phone, olarinet aad nhelate. F . I Iforceater Tech Last Bom* "This ty)>a o f program can be Axd Anderson. The big gun tor for a fight and chafing under toe next wedding bells you haar wlu be bappUy married, and with when the elub next meets, 'Ihe Mancheeter eleven Invades midahle line both offensively and^ ‘ ‘clDtchea” fo r three yeuM. The Inactivity. Ha wonts action and la present mark o f 13:699 la last s t:fa ll ariee. In tha other, "BuU" Cinry, •teo ategs ta tha choir and gtoa < m dr. put down as a method of furthering defensively. Talcottvllle was Fred Strickland, for Johnny Broaea. Yankee pitcher. at tha Naval Academy. towmrd war, Ha la driven into ■—J, HamUton, 'S9A. SCHOOIS DIFFERENT Briatot Saturday. Harry Hultfoa, WUUamsport (P a ) boy Is Yale's ready for IL” Both toe Giante and Yankees wUl New London — Coast Guard a H artford native who baa been school spirit," announced Edsoa Ing ths army by the taunta of hla diminutive cantor who sprained hla The trip took the place of the most talented leader ifince Alble who hit a throe-game tf'a l «f 406, The Horiarty Glrla will op the campaigning In many parte of toe ----- Ducey, *88B, took a ten BaUey. principal, Tuesday morning, CEREAL PRODUCTION IS practice scheduled fo r Monday and which Is also high three string of The welterweight division will bid 8100,009 for Bob FsUer If Judge Academy scrimmaged under are feUownien. Here, the horror and ankle in the Middletown game; la Booth. ) Daughters Glrla at too lights laat rUfht with the varsity, country, wifi wrestle Joe CoffleM of Durham, N. C,—Thara i „ 'engineering course from June at the opening of a musical pro* blttameaa of war la brought to view. Friday's defensive driU. toe league to date. Charlie Kebart get new vitality aa a result of Ross' Landis makes him a free ogaat... •nda to whldi tbaea ooUego pub Marjorie Stowell Likes the expected to ba back in uniform. Other ends who come weU recom­ declaion to box frequ fotly. e'verybody is excited about toi i ■Uaya tonight In a Greater H artford u^Jlislag plays they plan to throw Kanaaa City. to July I at Worcester Institute gram, conducted by Albert Pearson. Ths blood, the skulls, the legs and DEMOCRACY CLASS USTS SUBJECT OF REPORTS -i-T. J. a If the team does not get over- mended tola wsek: Jim Benton, Ar­ with a Wgh three string ' of 403 Bowling League match . . . Frank ity men wont go. Tba tetem a Varioos Clabs in M. H. S. except the Judge.. .he la oa a fishing at Anisrlcaa university Saturday, “^^mology. This annuU course, It was the first program of Its type loiaoa cf men of all luitlona. BrenL oonfldenL their showing win be kansas; Johnny Morrow, Texas A. avaUed the Bon Ami nothing, Olb- La Perfect S h a ^ Robinson and Henry. Haafa, form er encountering little difficulty in gate- firoos Duke, whoee^ Blue D oilte the Worcester Technlquest to be put on "by and for" the probably ■■ good aa that o f laat F ri- trip...P. 8.: Aad having rotten the odds-m oholoa ovar always faarsoma of death, conquers ahd M.; Dwight HafeU, Washington ■ona taking aU toe points. Reids bad Fkllura of the Australian bout to luok..‘.8aUda (CoL) acbool M.H.S. n ld acas,.,wera la toe lineup teg ground against the aerube. to acquaint boys of higb aasem------»bly, his fea r and beoomaa the moat bM v- GOVERNMENTS OF WORU) Thla #eek to Economic Geography M arioria Stowell, '88B, who has dayh against Beat Hartford. plenty lough breaks last night and o ' toe Connecticut State freehmea in Baturday'a gams, taU you: “ Cereala" were studied. Thla lin ­ recently been transferred to Man- JOE McGLDSXET STARTS UUverslty (SL Louta); George materialise coat Rose 853,000 ia won Its S6to oonsaouUva.gama lost Racing Notes age with life and subjects in Mr. Pearson read a poem to be ed o f aU the dootom a t the fn n L .H e Frank Davla. Schroeder, U. C,~L.4A.i Matt Pan-' flnlabed sero against Keaors. guaranteaa Tha Aurtrallan promo­ as toe SJorre eleven lost to Waalay- •attteg te parfaot tor ‘nanai jineering coUege and with the ut to the time of "Hall, Hall, the ing indudea wheat; com, rice,-bar­ cheater Hlgh-Sohoolrfoom-Wood- weak and tot folks out toara would Newnow Haven-g-xaie,Haven-g-Yale, ondriUteg for amasing vd a to toppte Duka goes on untU the book ends abrupt­ tanalU, Michigan; Lester McDonald, R ^ ’a (0) ter, Inalatlng to the lost, bafora Uka to know If this Isn’t ths toi^ast an's fro to to t other day, 6-0 . . . before a dte- Two of tha Amerloan turf's fleet­ — of an enilneer. -ang's— AU Here” ^, v.w*as^vxrvucompoaed byWJ Recently, Mlaa Oberempfs third ley, oata ana rys Under each at stock Academy. Woodstock, finds Rutgers, praoUoad bafon 8 ly. Two oonolualons may ha dmwn, RAljlO SPORTS COMMENT Nebraska'; and John K o v a t^ , J. Copeland 98 99 136—833 nagottatlona wars eaUad off, that ha PoUnaon played at guard and Haafa yesterday est ftlUee have been retired with­ tbo undtfaatod and untted." i-Ahout^ boys from New Eng* Mias Doris Kibbe, French teacher, either ha was kUlad to acUen or the period Democracy claaa received a these cereala the nianner and place there are a few differences between STUDENTS DO A PLAY wlnalng atraak on record...thera'a waa (n the baekflahf. . . Ray Mos- tte^shM aporta figure of cidUvation end-preparation the the two achoola. Northweatern. — ...... - BpiUana . rrv rrr 88 ' 88 97—370 could raUa the money, ohjeetad to a new atory going tha rounds that then Frankie Frtec^ manager m w out getting a ohanee to settle the New Jersey and New Tork which the students intend to war ends at this polnL copy of the Social Studies edition of at Tackles: Dave Gavin, Holy Croas! ■ar ia raUd fourth In tha Im at Ralaigb. N. C —Left Guard . at the football games. "Sc^lastlc" in which there ia a product tor market were learned. Woodstock Acadeihy, vdslch ia a Manchester HIgh’e moat "head- Q aU ager...... 106 94 108—808 posting it In advanoe in Chicago aa Joa Cronin la dons aa manager at the BL Loute Cardlnaie, paused at argument Os to toe queen of the the oourae. They Uved In 8an- This novel la OMp, analytical and BUI Moos, Tulane; AvereU D u la ll, McLaughlin ... 93 186 onda on too Fordham football Rogdonkm oof f NoiNorth Carolina Btata Riley HUl, the Institute’s page giving the principal govern* Oral reports wen given by aome ■eml-private school for boys and Uncri” graduate, Joe McCluakey, at FOR CLUB MEETING 108—836 toe eoptraot provldsd. the Red Box, but It probabty isn't ■quod . . . Anthony Thompson field for a chat ■printers. Vtotor Bmamiel'a Mtee Intensely-interesting in -partn It Pittsburgh; Chris Del Sasso and Ted Farrand ...... 180 — ----- 180 with backfield mentor Oreeay Neste Merriment made her last start at rated among tha aeuto’s bast: Freshman dormitory, with {toil, BaU, the Gang's all here. describes vividly the various people, manta o f tha world. o f tha students They were baaed giria, doesn’t acconunodate mors tha U. 8. Olympics ateeplechaae Roas a p p ea l to ba ia oiarvaloua tru e.. .bow does Horton Sm ito man- maht kiekera Yat bo never tr on duat storm s floods and.streaaed than ona hundred and fifty pupils. Livingston, Indiana; Joe Ober and M oriorty ...... — 93 99—191 ags to look younger evdty yeart.'.. who waa a Cardinal ooacb te 1989. Empire City Monday while Brawndl Sharing a complete fur- Give 'em all you've got, bo3rs. their Ukea, dlallkea, appearani From thla page the students were team caUed at th' school Columbus W alter Shinn, Pennayivania; Rod physical condition and high apirita oeovart the extra point bafora : W e vriU -make the noise, boys. asked to copy tha name of each the Importance cf preventing these Here, school begins at itoa-past Day- Helen Haar, ‘36B coached "Tha as a reault of roui^lag It in tha wok Harlow might. de bettor at ■OABLOT HORDE IS BKBXr Ctomb'a Myrtlowood said farewell room. Meals were served In hates, etc. This ia no surface novel, Contest Play”, a one-act play pre­ McKenna, Msoibattan; and Chailay after winning at Knaoland teat Bat­ building. The boys were HaU, HaU, the Gang’s aU hero. but a thoughtful type at atory which country, and its form of govern* dlaastroua enemies to crops eight, and closes at three o’cIm Ic. Joe, who la In the Insurance Iraah- 611 499 683 1643 Invigorating outdeen at to e Wia- Harvard i f tb ty’d 1st him aaleot hla Illustrated bookleta wen made by Since the students aro allowed only sented at to e. Sock and Buskin TtdI. Princeton. own tools.,.but ths agreamant la urday. - Woat PoteL N. T,—Lorry ] the use of the swimming pool. We are going to win today! ia enjoyed more Mter the book has ment. Its national legislature, that ness profeeaionaUy, la breaking into * Guards: Ed Howell, Army; Riv­ KaOen (4 ) consin woodlands. Kla faoa was taa- Oolumbufl. O.. Oct. . boot o f a teooa boU that the students The pieturoa UluatrSt* twenty mihutea fo r lunch, they must the field radio aporta commenta­ meeting, Wednesday, included in M eOuln ...... 118 101 133—186 Harvard wUl furnish u m players; ■quod out fo r footbaU a t Ohio Btata Plans had boon made te bring I courts and other athletic bean read, whan thli about i t la Parliament or Congress, Its chief at the taat were: Ullian Humphray aa ers Morrell, Navy; John Snavriy, nad to an Indian brown, and hla Last Night *s Fights to# Mg "brook te Yala’s _____ and equipment. Other enter* The assembly sang “Auld Lang executive offlm uid ''lastly, the ed gradual advancement to tha use ronudn a t achool, tor, with a daUy quartet hour Griffin ...... 91 113 10&t:-806 trim-lean body did not earcy more Harlow toe coaching. tola year numbers toe pair togatbar te a match rice —W, of machines not only to United Ths academy has a achool news­ Miss Barr, toe coach at the'"con- Yale; and Harry Wheeler, Manbat- Navy test Saturday, bra Army ; i^Unment was provided, including a Syne"; "Maasa’s In the Cold, Cold party fo 'itoWjiir. This information b(oadoaat at a small -station In SJoatrom ...... 101 104 108—811 than four or five pounds at aaea at River Downs but tbair trainsra bareaboute mutterteg, "btetory Ground'': "Row, Row, Row Your States, hut in foreign countries as paper, which is published once a Brooklyn. Sports announcer Ted teat play"; Jahe Curtla as Jeanne, Hair ...... 114 109 ISO eoiddn't gat togathar on a euitable rW-rUle picnic excursion. la to be put, by tha atudenU Into and Alice Madden ' as Louise, ac­ Canten: Porter TuU, Yulana; 97—83( weight which wUl malt off with toe Sauof City, N. J.—Billy Beau- paaU" Tbey^ro rooaUteg tha Bqat", for which the hall was divld their notebooka for. future rtfer* well. Maps were drawn by the wedc. It contains ijuny compoal- Hualng encouraged Joe'a Idea In Wmia ...... n o 94 109—818 huld, 187, BL Louis, outpointed date. Myrttewood had one advan­ The Technlquest provided two — _ SaE N TfflC BOOK SERIES students to show the various regions Uona written by the students, and tresses In toe "contest.pla^’; Louis ^ ^ ■ ^ ■ B e p r>rga g lilU ar, Indiana; Baarmk, Dn- first few days of training. Army-Navy game, when a Navy^ of opportunity for observation ed into four singing secUena; "Rau* ancs keeping hte athletic interSate de­ AUlo tawan, 186, Jerssy CSty, 10. tage over bar eastern rival te that in which com and wheat are grown. also any nawa concerning the school. Foley as Roger; and Sam Pratt as >e; Rad ConkrighL Oklahoma; ■be waa capable of wtenteg at a bock fumbled a punL Army's m s ] understanding, one oo the ben and Rachel";••wwaawe , "Chuich IBin theUID Aa a supplement to thla work, the veloping along thla new llfie. Carl Ray, Dartmouth. 639 630 687 1688 Nine-Hole Golf Course Harrtehorg, Pa.—Mldcey O'Brien, and. Harbold, booted It aerosa WUdwood” ; "Polly, WoUy, Doodle"; —Floreuea McCangbey, '89B. Although there ia auch a small Joe aaya that ha enjoyed the past jmm. actors In toe "contest play"; mite or more wblia Mtea Marrlmant ~m and the other on Inspection ADDED TO UBRARlf ROOM claaa has alao made a map abowing number of students, they are quite John Douglas aa Professor Jackson, 147, Plttalnirgb, outpointed Btave goal line sad then feU on It for "Long, Long Ago’’; and "Battle ,whlch of these countries are a De­ summer's trans-Atlantle travel as ■eldom carried bar apeod more than The boys visited a modern PLAT ol, game Friday at ML Nabo waa en­ tioch, Bl., toraw Bid (Strangler) Andaraca ...... 96 136 Mika Boftno, at Aron, winner of been ruled ouL Pinochle wtn bs n ey saw them testing or Volume I tMls of tha history and home, whara Ita home Ufa centera Richmond, ' Sedael Patofaon, Sam Waltham, Maaaachueatta Thla high joyed much more by the students 3U8-88H the 1986 Onfall evonL wUl defend has supplanted toe weather aa the played and Charles' D. Brower, 187, H ot Bpringa, Ark., 8. without making a stegte ~ materials, making ma* young scientist, brought to Ught his work of the Smtthsoolan Institute. ORGANIZES GIBI/8 CLUBS LewlA 346, OlendalA Calif., one fBU N o Sir, the only taoroe that has latest experiment In General ■ Sd* and topics of a almllar nature. Some P r a tt school la much larger than ours.— because o f the new M. R . S. hand hie crown while ether entotandlng aaeat at eeoveraatlon during eadlsM aretio trader, has buUt a pool table, New York—Carl (Red) Ouggteo, down." ' snrveylag and mapping, Volume n dlsnisBia "Ths Sun and fine plima have been dtown and Buatoeaa OonunlRee: WlUiam —rFranoea Hyde, '88B. under the dtrecUdo of Albert Pear­ In 18 :20. 884 814 661 1949 duelnte atari Ineludlng Joek Wblta, nighU of eard Playing at Amarlea'a tbo only one within toe arette olrele. taken ths measure of J. B. Loueh- •nee class receotly. Mlaa Marion Tinker of toe YMCA Ltaooln, Neb.—Joe Dusck, 330', 188 1-8, Tampa, n a ., outpointed helm’s Pompoou this year, may ba hydinalle testa, or ex* ths Welfare of Men." labdlad. Moore, WUUam Shea, AUce Madden. son. o f trow Hava: Ntek TfoBSky, ef aortoermoat' aeittlraaenL Maater BergL Stanlay R. Morgan, P h il Baker, 186, Norwalk, Conn., 8. Dissolve some salt In hot water Volume I n le entitled ^*Mlnerala wlahea to form ■ Girl’a Friendly Omaha threw Bull ACarttn, 340, Bea­ among toa two-year olds opposing -wlUi staam boilers, and place It in a Jar vrlth a atrip cf The moat Important parts of a Ushers: Blaneht GatU, Sedael REPOBT SHORT 8IOB1BS Mancheater Is one o f abont 30,000 dub for High school girls. Shs says New Britain; Tony lannardno, of Dr. R. W. Maurer, government fovarnment radio operator who warloua engtees, uetopi, from Barth and Sky” and Voinma Roman bouse were Ita perlstyla and Peterson, Marloo Brlckaon, Marion Ih Mias Burha’a IhigUah class, towns and eltlaa at our country ton, two itralght falM, 34. im s r ' 86—386 Bridgeport; Ray lleC ar^ , at Maw phyoleian here and one of the eight fiaabed the news of ths Poat-Rogsrs Dmsritt Page’s Meedie la the Bpald- wood extending over the top cf it. they are old enough to form -drclea tag Lowe Jenktea Handicap at -M. The b ^ also from which hangs a string reaching IV IS on "North American indUM " atrium. There were other rooms, Olson, Mas Smith, Dana Dardla. book reports on short Stortea aro be­ which can boast o f a school band. A and enj. All girls interested in joln- rooaa tor hte trotear, Mary Hlraeh, P E P P O W E R 'under careful supar- bo p la ^ m a dry pIsM to let the of Living" ia tha Utla ef Volume V oantarad about the two former M. H. a VS. w. H. for each pupil being firs. giria aro marching to band muMe of mg an asked to ctme to toe card N ew York, one fan, 88. . Brosowakt...... 103-846 vaUe and Bam Baaa, alao at the hnows no hounds. Ba said ba "look- AUoe" which is built with ahlia on esdoago—Arnold Moore te ready and "Wild Animals In and Out ef rooms. Tha atrliftn was a sort of Thursday afternoon at Chatter Paaaaa to tha library an diatrihr their own makiag. Walter Dam- Kelia rt m —408 Praoi aty. and othera have ator- ad iaver" tha arotio ocean aad fouaa the front wheela and ovarateed bal- to ooBoada that tha famola o f toe te trataiag te fins diape for the ECONOMY water evaporate. room in toe "Y ’’, Friday night, Oct­ ■vanL’ Ha beat PompdoB at Sara­ ’ D aly g powa Id i own anpply o f rtrontt win aspaor in tha Braa d ty tea tm aaolhar and aretio eeean golf oouias win bo tbo poateoardteved him o t a 'r t e g , |40 beteg grouadod during a goto te the 676 m «T9 1736 alm o aaatamith. eoaaboha. w4eaat te tha world." w rlot w ateh ^ 810 te eaeh. ,Merity rtvor. ItoK in x iijENpBBsrae, w s d id x d a ^

smmSk ROOTS AND HER BUDDIES Boy MeiittGirl-BaM ...... VtTL S O f l W V l H E C Vtl VOVMDI& v.v. w w y .vo u WbWTO WE l$£”aria NONISENSif XE»L AEOUr A ^ lajnMQN vuevty Lwa ? NaEONT cowm U T ______» U l f .,? w im m v M M //; U K N E O N E p V------N K C t.V W . > • This column ta as unconvenUonml A ll in all, the world aeems to be SEE \; as an American Legion convention getting just 8 little bit better every >L-COMlC CALLED AMD Helen' Gallant and Mrs. Mary Ken­ tending charity patlenta. The boys’' swimming class win and called it off, '' couch, gas heaters, oak double start at 9:30. as to the layout of the Ixdtota on CLASSIFIED FO R SA LE —DUTCH Colonial, alx ton, the reidiluUona call on the IU(SEUIOyS GAnD G H T ^ O FFER ED ME’*7;VFX'0 L E T HIM bedstead, and springs. Tel. 6198. The children’s dancing classes' will the voting machines at the election Note these two words; UNTIE ADVERTISEMENTS PROFESSIONAL rooms, sun room, fireplace, oil Hartford THmee, Hartford Courant, A dumb Uttls girl and her chum and UNITE. They contain the same Manchester Heralu, Windsor Locks meet as foUows: 9:00 to 9:30, boys November 3. With the telephone were dlsduMiu.ua boy friend of VS "BOUWO TD-TBRlWe WAME a m IK teEC r TO W D E R A FTER VtXJ OesBt- sis avsraSs worSa M a Use GOOD u s e d c o a l ranges—You'll burner, lovely garden, beat real- 8258 Installed those that cannot letters but mean exactly the oppo­ "SERVICES 22 Journal, New Britain Herald and the BROWN ADVOCATES class; 9:80 to 10:00, beginners: 10:00 the former. "The only thing I don't site. \laUtsla Bsmbert sad sbbrsirlalloBS find an excellent assortment at dentlal aeotlon. Very reasonable. to 10:30, Intarmediate; 1030 to visit the office in person may call each eoaat as a .'ord sad eomposad Bridgeport Herald "to give ua the like about him,” said her friend,“ is ME \WEAUTM X TOOK THE MOMEY AND TDLD HIM JOHN COCKERHAM—Pianos tun-; Watkins Brothers. Bay State with Phone 6776. 11:00, advanced. and receive what Information Is de­ that he's too rough." “He isn’t j ' words as two words Mlntmoai oost is ed repaired and rebuilt. Price rea­ warming cabinet, $15; Charm accurate news we desire" in connec­ REVISION OF U W S sired. Rich—I wonder if I could make ^ ' l ^ s 01 thrss iiBsa tion with Father Coughlin, Candi­ The men’s plunge period win be rough,” replied the young man's you melt in my arms? j A V s I D T A M E / THAT THE NAME V.. Uas ratsa sor Ssr lor trsastsat sonable. 38 Bigelow street. Dial Crawford Royal, $20; Oakland from 7 to 8 o'clock. Those desiring transportation to sweetie, "he’s just infbrmal." ' ada 8-20, $20; Modern Olenwood F, LEGAL NOTICES 78 date Lemke and other candidates of Kitty—No. I’m not that soft and 4319. the Coughlin organization for pub­ (OonMnned from Page One) A pubUo whiat party will be held the polls on election day may call OF HOOPUE WOULD M soWts «arsa If, ISM $25; Fairy Crawford, $25; Cbarm you’re not that hot. Cash Obarss imiTRD 9TATBA DISTRICT COURT lic office. at the West Side Rec on Cedar Republican headquarters any day An executive who is a great be­ BE AFPROPBIATEX « Osassootlrs Uajrs ..i I atsi • eta Crawford Royal, $35; Modern DISTRICT OF CONNECTICUT The resolutions assert that there that once this la done, the statute street P U y wUl sU rt at 8 o’clock. leaving their names and addreaaea, liever in efficiency recently bung up I OoBSseaUTs OsjrT ( eta| U e u HELP w a n t e d — Gienwood F, $30; Empire (jraw- Artist— One thousand wouldn’t are approximately 100 units of the books will shrink in size. Unneces­ as a list is being prepared for those a sign in hla office. It aald: "DO IT buy this picture. "FOR AMY PRODUCT; ? I Oar ...... I 11 sui II ou ford Royal, $45. Watkins Brothers, In tho Matter who wish this senrloe. All o|dsra (or Irracalai latartloas FEMALE 35 of N. U. S. J. in Hartford county, with sary lawa will be eliminated, weak NOW.” Within 34 hours the cashier Onlooker—Well, I ’m one of the ' will bs obsrssd at lbs oas Uais rata 936 Main street. CHENET BROTHERS, 20,000 members. ones adrenalized, new ones added-;- The Republican town committee had bolted with the contents of the thousand. WO MATTER HOW gpaclal rates (or loss tarm ararr Debtor if necessary. TTiat must be done if ANOTHER BRIDGE wishes it to be known that the office safe, bis stenographer eloped with IMFERICR IT Sar adrsrtlslas s ir * epos rauuaat. GOOD USED COMBINA'nON coal \/AITRBS8 W ANTED Call 3860. A copy of the resolutions was we are to live in conformity with is opened for the service of the vot­ hla oldest son, the office boy threw Ads ordartd (or thraa or als days - and gas ranges: Service Stewart, In Proceedings of Reorganisation of What the mother of a couple of y sad stopped ba(er< the third or dltta a Corporation mailed to The Herald today. They the times." ers of the town and they are invited tha ink bottle into The electric fan, flapper daughters would like to WAS/ £ be (or $39; Victory Craafford, $40; Gold to visit Republican headquarters at and the whole office force struck for day will oharsad caly the as- WANTEID—EXPERIENCED saies- No. 16.061 do not specify particular news arti­ Later today Brown appeared in a SESSinNlGHT know is what they mean by talking taal Bomber e ( .imaa tbs e appear- Medal Gienwood, $40. Watkins cles the committee believes should public address here and defended any time. A large radio receiving a six-hour day. about slavery having beea abolirted. :;.iarotfeStS„888.'-M»llk-;«*S*Rt bapobUslud; nor da^thi^ stats'wttktf- tbs --^otscriva > tariff ,'a(d>;,&eA';be«)hiliMts{lsil .'-'aialv. cia^M>'. and pan Ume. Fradin*s. o f the Abova Named Debtor and All may avail themaelvea of the oppor­ Young Widow—Why la it that as Its tin s ads stopped m itn tbs AI’NOUNCHaiKNT—The next two Other Interested Parties the committee would consider a eat- In the prepared copy of his ad- SH U C »Sl : U t b day. iafactory news coverage of the ac­ dreaa Brown cited two examples, Three from Manchester to tunity to hear the campaign you bachelors always apeak so hor­ Mo *tlll (orblds") display Haas aot BOOKKEEPER WANTED for r^ weeks, until Nov. 1st I will give a The abova named Debtor having tivities of the National Union for the light bulb industry and the tex­ speeches during the evening. ribly about marriage? Married men Plqua, O.—Strafige fata delivered ' mUla tall store. Smart capable young discount of 10 percent on all filed in the above entitled proceed­ don’L r/ TtaS'llaraid will aot bs raspoaalbla woman willing to work on trade Social Justice candidates. tile industry, in support o t bis con­ There are a number of reserved a cornshucker in Grant Ingle's corn­ antiques. Cheat Of drawers, desks, ings Its Plan of Reorganisation Attend Rockrifle Meeting seat tickets at headquarters for the Bachelor—It’s because we have . jar more tbaa oua laeorraet laaertloa part time. Write Bos W, Herald. dated October 1. 1936. tention that a protective tariff "pro­ field while he was plowing corn u sSy a^vartlaamaat' ordarad (o r beds, tables, Boston rockers, set 6 tects the jobs and pay envelopes of Hartford (bounty Republican rally no one to prevent us saying just few yards away. * ' mere tbaa oaa time Hitchcock chairs, mirrors, secre­ being held at the Bushnell Memorial what we think. Tbs laadrartaat omiaaioa el laeor- WANTBD—A OEH^ERAL house- NOTICE IS IIE R E B T GIVEN, that NEW C H A R (B FEATURE American workmen.” This Eyening. But Ingle didn’t want the abucker rtot pnbllcatloB ol advartlalas will ba tary. V. Hedeen, Manchestei Green. the court hae made an order dated bail, Hartford, Friday evening (he and notified the railroad to come worker, aritb experience. Good October IS, 1936 requiring credltore, Brown declared the United States reotida only by aaaoallatloD o( tbs Tcl. 5838. 'has been flooded with light bulbs 23rd. Anyone dealring a ticket and get it. oharsa mada (or tba sarvlea raadsrad. references required. Cbll 5458. Btockholders and all other Intereeted parties to ehow cause at a hearing CAMPAIGN IN STATE manufactured in Japan" by workers may obtain one by calling at bead- Ingle explained the machine KJEW W AT !-;r A ll advariiaamaBU mnsi ooa(orm George H. Waddell, Thomas Fer­ quarters. W V9I4AT! IB atyla, oopy sad typosraphy wttb receiving a weekly wage of $1.44. ^ VOUR broke from its moorings on a rail­ rodolsUoaa aa(oresd by tba publlab- HELP WANTED— MALE 36 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 quire. Special Maeter, at hla o'fflce, He also sal^ the eastern Connecticut guson and Richard Martin have been road car, tore through a fence and FOR MARTHA* era and tbay raasrva tba right to nn,L.r WAIVIC,U ^------,------gtreet, Hartford, Connecti­ (Continued from Page One) appointed by the Board of Select­ FAM ILY lIGtEV! rolled into hla field: FOR SALE— UPRIGHT PIANO. cut, on the 19th day of November, textile industry "has declined most 10-2.1 ^ddit. ravisa or laiao' aay oopy eoa- W ANTED—FIR ST CLASS barber. men to represent the town of Man­ LOST GIRL RETURNS WILL- ENJOY . *11.M ar W .w a . m j.. t, m. aw. y. a »«. tt f f sidsrad oblaatiaaabla. In good condition. No reasonable 1936 at S o'clock P. M., or as soon alarmingly, l a ^ l y by reason of in­ Call 20 Birch street or 132 Birch nominee, that the Connecticut stat­ chester at tonlght’c meeting of the CliOSlNO HOUH8—Olaaamad sda to offer refused. Inquire 149 Summit thereafter aa the matter can be adequate protection against the Im- WRl&LEV'G bo pobllabad asms day must bs ra- street or Phone 8556. heard, why the Court ahoiild not en­ ute hooka be subjected to a survey TOrtatlon of cotton cloth made in Inter-community Connecticut river Springfield, Mass., Oct. 21.— (A P ) -T A K E fO ronlalBt Po%) i. salved by II o'eloeb aooa: datardays street. ter an order: (a) Finding that the With a view to revlaion (or the sake Japan." bridge committiw. The'meeting will —Search for 4-year-old Nancy Jean A Thought u a e A .aa...... Plan of Reorganiiatlon aa authortaed of simpllflcatlon and elimination oj be held at the Rockville Hoiue on Lynch, reported missing late last A EUPPLV And this la jlfe eternal, that they LIVE STOCK—VEHICLES 4'2 to be publtahed -and dlvtiibnUd Jia« Fkrk Street id Rockville at 8:30 night by her mother,. Mrs; Thomas^ HOME' S( ORt'HY SMITH TELEPHONE YOUR been duly and properly proposed and unneceiessry lawa, might know Thee, the only true God, Aihbiisli! By JOHN a TERRY WEARING APPAREL- died pursuant to Section 77B of the In his attack on the W PA, made o’clock. Lynch, was dropped by the police and Jesus Christ, whom Thou hast W A N T ADS, FOR b a l e ;—JERSEY and Guern­ , FURS 57 Bankruptcy Aot (b ) Finding that at a rally in Hartford 'last night, GIBBONS ASSEMBLY I t is expected that about sixty when word was received by them r sent.— St. John i7t8. Located on a 5u <5h t B i4 f a t th e o ppo site e n d o f S uddenly, the etiuness is sey cows, some Just freshened, also Ada are aooaptad over tua talapboaa said Plan of Reorganisation is fair Batteraon declared "in this city persons will be present at the meet­ that the child bad been retunied to THE JuNOLE VILLAGE; THE BiG FRAME BoARPiNG broken By the crash of glass / at the CBAAQSI RATIB glvaa abova hriffers. J. V. Arbnson, 516 Oard-; FOR SALE—BROWN Cloth " coat, and equitable and does not discrimi­ there are hundreds of men and ing. The gathering will Include the her home. The hum and substance of the ~ a soaraalaa .> to advartlaara, bat ner street, Manthester. with a Jap mink eollar, alxe 42, nate unfairly In favor of any elaas.of MEETS ON FRIDAY H0U5E TOWERS ABOVE THE NATIVE DWEmMQj.. m i BARRELS PROTRUDE THROUON CABH 11ATB8 will ov aeoaptao as creditors or atookhblders and la women on aid who are afraid even original (Connecticut river bridge The mother reported to the police preparation needed for a com­ BROKEN PANES, Pointing ominously WVIA. FATM BKT II paid at the busl- practically new, price reasonable. feaalble; (o) Finding that said Plan to suggest how they are going to committee, of which President El­ that the child had apparently slip­ ing eternity Is, that we believe aess oOlsa oa or balora tba savaata 196 Vernon street. ' of Reorganfaation oomptles with,, the vote on election day, lest they be de­ A abort business meeting of Glb^ mer Weden o f the local (Chamber of ped out of a dentist’s office, to which what the Bible tells us, and do Toward scorcny and m men ,«f e^i- day (o llo w la s . tba drat lasarttoa ol GARDEN—FARM—DAIRY provisions of Section 77B of the prived of their right of relief." bona Assembly, Catholic Ladies of (Commerce is chairman, the commit­ she had-been taken for dental Work, ,wbat the Bible bids us.—Chambers, ' aaeb ad oUarwiat tba OHAHUB PRODUCTS 50 FOR s a l e ;—BROWN pony fur Bankruptcy Aot. Including without RATM will ba oollactad No raspoosl- limitation, th e . provisions of subdl- Stand On Relief Columbus, will be held Friday eve­ tees elected by the municipal gov­ .'hrough some mlxup her dlasppear- llty (Or orrora la talaptaoBad ads coat, slxe 36, good condition. Tele­ viaion (b> of said Section; (d ) Find­ He identified the Republican stand ning in the K. of C. clubrooma. ernment in the various towns and ance did not at once become known IJSUl bo aaaamad sad tbair sooaraoy TOR SALE— YELLO W Globe tur- phone 8514. ing that the said Plan of Reorgani­ on relief aa a system "administered Every member present at 8:16 will ciUea represented on the main com­ and the mother appealed to the po­ aaaaol ba aaaraotaad. nips. John P. Shea, Avery street, sation has b«en accepted aa required in the true interests pf those affect­ be eUglble to draw for the prize of mittee, and several members of the lice about midnight. INDEX OF via McNall street. by the provisions of subdivision (e). ed by the results of the depression, four months’ free iuen. bridge commission appointed by the Today the mother told police that WRIGLEVS. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Clause (I ) of said Section 77B; (e) CLASSinCATlONS Finding that the provisions of said and that a minimum of cost and po­ During the evening announce­ State Legislature, headed by Chair­ the child had been taken home by a ments will be made concerning the man Raymond A. Johnson of Uiis woman friend, who retunied her to Births , ^ A FOR RENT—ROOM foil- one or two, Section 77B requisite to the confirma­ litical expediency be contained in its SPEARMINT tion of said Plan have been compiled admlnlatrstlon." Communion breakfast which has town. her home later. . Basacam saU ...... a n ,,, B lu private rcaldenc^;!^' Continuous ... Marrtasaa a s o SB • s*a«**d«adBtBaA;a C with, including, without limitation, Senator Maloney built a radio ad- been postponed until Sunday, Nov. TH* PERFECT G U M ^ Ddatba D hot water, shower. I ^ i>na 8641. the provlslbne of subdivision (e-). Clause (8). of said Section 77B; (f ) drw at Waterbury last night 1. The annual Hallowe’en party will . ' ^ ^ L. 4 .s' -f s Card ot Tbaaba ...... B follow the busineas session. Games la Mamorlam ...... >> PLE ASA N T FURNISHED room, Finding that the offer of the said around what he tei;med the "Lost lAst sad gouad ' l Plan of Reorganisation and Ua ac­ Battalion" a t the Republican party will be played and refreahments EMERGENCY nice location, home privileges, ceptance are In good faith and have aerved. A nommal charge will be Aaaoaaoaaiaots • os*tssssaa*e*«** B ladles preferred. 41 Chestnut in contrast to the "missing men" STEADIES THE NERVES Faraooala S not been made or procured by any who have deaerted Democratic made to cover expenses. street, second floor. means or promises forbidden by the FLAPPER PANNY AatsBMbllaa Bankruptcy Act: Oarasaa—Sarvlea—Btoraga ...... le keeping, in Selwlta Bldg, Inqujre the New Deal; CHiarles McNary, ARENTTtXJ 'TEAH.BUTHE A Hiram Johnson, Suzens and William E. Bo­ BOLTON V O m C UST WAS GOIMTO I I II I 1 norlats— Nnraa.ras ...... it to Cheney Brothers. Debtor, at Its rah. htJU GONNA MOVE HIM UP THEBE WHATTHEy 5 RIN(9 'EM OUT faaaral Oiraolors ...... i t offices, South Manchester, Connecti­ -.-z Baatlag—Plamblns—Roodag ^ II 4321 cut. The speaker said Senator Vanden- TbUBSELF PAV OFF CHRISTMAS berg4a the only prominent Republic­ NOW BEING PRINTED laaaraasa ...... c ...... it North OKI J millnary—UraaaraakiBs ...... It Published by order of said Court. an Senator actively for Gov. Landon ? •••• •• "because he wanted the noininatlon Pablle Passansar Sarvlea ...... It-A CARDS CHENET BROTHERS.Debtor, Bolton's list of voters Is being M ating—Papartas ...... II S432 by WARD CHENET for President in 1936 and will be printed. It will be the first tlms Proraaaloaal Sarvleas ...... t l In Large Variety President. wanting It In 1940." that a printed Uat of the voters In ^-BapalrlSg— i VI, i,.-,, — »t * Brown’s recommmidatlons for a Bolton has been ajrailable. In past i .'TallorIng—Oyalag—Claaalag a.. 14 Robinson. Rofilnson lb Cols, survey of the state lawa were made Tollat Oaods and Sarvlea ...... tt AMBULANCE Attomsys for Debtor, years the list has been written by Waatad— Boaioaaa da.visa ...... It (Doogan) 50 Beautiful Cards, 760 Main Street, In on interview he granted at New the registrars or typwritten. The CdaearlaBBl Hartford, Coaneottcnt London. He termed an important number of voters on the Uat in Bol. Coaraaa aad C -aaaas...... I l Imprinted, for $1.00 state issue the "clarification and ton la now 846, an Increase of 40 m v a ta laatroeilOB ...... tt 56»0 modernlzaticm of the lawa z x x for over last year. The town meeting ImaolBg ...... tt-A The flour tn the weddliMp ouarty of tha read: peg*—Birds—l»au ...... 41 up your lasiirBooe. It la a arioo tblag to do. Our effleo t* ooa- United States, Connecticut divi­ "Reporters sreie last week laying Uva Stoek— Veblelas ...... 4t sion,’ " Allen said. "W e do not re­ M l t r y aad Boppllao ...... 4t WATER DEPT. voBMitly loeatod aa the grouad doer at 868 M ab Street. their lines at Ipswich, Suffolk, tn Waatad - PaU —Ponltry—«teek 44 gard tha decisipB aa a real victory readiness for the divorce suit be­ Fbt Sals—Blaaallaaaaaa for the McLevy group." tween Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Aldrich Artmiea (or Bala ...... U 3077 ROBERT J. SMITH, Ine. McLevy did not mentioB hla Simpson, expected to come up for *7MM>AarDrsi!«e? WhynotsticIfwMioneawhile?” Boats aad Aeeasaoriaa 4t S4M 5148 5Stt group's court victory when ha ad­ hearing next week before ICr.'Jusl' Balldlog IWarlala ...... 41 (After 5 P. H.) dressed -a rally last night la Hart­ ^JTeopfe ii^ always^DMve in 6>e Mfflc wdal cirde don’t get'afound OJamoada— Watebas—Jewalry . . 4t Open • A. M. to 8 P. K. pally. ' tioe Hawke.” OHIClk Uaotrleal Appllaaaaa—Radio .. 4t Thuradaya aad Satordaya • A. M. to • P. I L ford but cracked down on tha Con- There was absolutely no mention Foal aad Paad ...... 4 t - A neetlcut old age pension law which, o f King Edwaid’s friendship for the 7 1 ^rm —Dairy ,ProdooU tt 7860 ha said, baa been "reduced to an old eitMaVNCA BoasaboU Oot-da ...... |i Americaa-hon "WaUj^” JTRwullAe Baoblaary aad Ttola tt T.«. ata a a rar.^ i WHY MOTHERS SET GRAY. /o*x» laatraiBspra ...... tt MANCHESTER aad Btora BqalpaiaBt a .. t4 ALLEY OOP The Odds Are Too Great r Ua M tba Storas ...... tt WATER CO. MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE AMisrhtyBUmp By THOMPSON AND COLL By HAMLIN Apparel—Tara .....a . tt Bsy tC«ob0SB*B*-»MM M VWAT ^ MDU EXPeCTIN', A IT LOOKS UKE WE'BE UP AGAINST SUMPlN;THl’ 5974 r WISH YOU WOULD TALK- s o r THIS WAS AIL I CANT UNDERSTAND (PEER1N6 ^INTEMTLV A H ^ . PINK TEA? SHUT UP AN' V OINNY Alt^ GOT A CHANCE] IT'S KjEEPa|6 A FD LIKE ID KNOW PLANNED.THEN.. |G3e l a x in 6, THIS MAN.. HIS CjRIP THBDUOH A BUNDlN(9 FLASH HANG ON i THREE 'X 'm js . AGAINST HiMi GAS CO. FIRM c a ta > WA4E »ze MCH/RE TAKINO VOU MADA CAR MOMEN- OF STEEL.wHIS OF UDHTNINS.MyRA &UMPSES O J MYiaac^ THE SJLVER SIDE OF A ARM. MER I TAIDLY PH MIOHIV BUHR' ) 5075 MVSTE)nOU& ' th e c a i ^ - CAPTOB FORTABLE ELECTRIC CO. LEADS HER SEAT OF DOVW4 A THE BM9 5101 BACK CAR. MYRA STAiCWAV TRIES TO EVENING HERALD OF THE P 0 2 2 L E SMALL OUT HER h o t e l . STRAKJSE 5121 INTO A p r e d ic a - DARK MEWT. STRfeET