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yOL. XLV., NO. 47. (Classified Advertising on Page 12.) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, NOYEMBER 24, 1930. (FOUWTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS WETHERSHED J, Herbert Case Heads Youngest Army Chief Takes Office SEN. BINGHAM ASKS PRISON PROBE Billion Dollar Bank PTSPARIEY; STARTSTODAY S T A ^ H O M E DRY ACT SHOWDOWN New York, Nov. 24—AP—J. Her ,<^W. Davison, president of the Cen bert Case, chairman of board of di tral Hanover Bank and Trust Co., rectors of the New York Federal Walter E. Frew, chairman of the Will Sponsor Bill To Manu Goyernor’s Committee Be> Reserve Bank, is scheduled to head board of the Ctora Exchange Bank Rumor Says Unrest In Rus DISMEMBERED BODY the new oillion dollar bank to be Trust Co., Mortimer N. Buckner, formed through merger of the I chairman of the board of the New facture Four Per Cent gins Investigation of Chap Manufacturers Trust Co., the Public ! York Trust Co. sia Calls Him Back— DO-X OFMAfilSFOilND National Bank and Trust Co., the I Mr. Case would become chairman Bank of che United States, and the I of the board of directors of the new Beer — Also Wants Doc lain’s Charges That Con International Trust Co., it was , bank, and E. Chester Gersten, presi- Pictured As Terrible War learned today. ^ dent of the Public National Bank Legs Fonnd In Doorway of tors Allowed To Prescribe victs Are Treated Badly. A formal statement regarding the and Trust Company, would assume Weapon By Delegate. plan is expected later today. The the same executive position in the merger, which has been reported as new institution. Nathan S. Johas under negotiation for several weeks, Vacant Store — Torso Malt Liqnors— Says Bills and Henry C. von Elm, now chair A". Wethersfield, Nov. 24.—(AP.)— j is subject to the approval of the di man and president respectively ot Geneva, Nov. 24.— (A P .)—A pic An inquiry into the management of j rectors Sind stockholders of the four Manufacturers Trust, would remain ture of the DO-X. huge 12-motored Fonnd In Tmnk In River. Will Help Temperance and institutions. The plan of merger is tlie Connecticut State prison re- ! in important positions. German • seaplane, armored and f understood to have taken definite Deposits of $700,(M)0,000 and re quested by the directors, was begim j form over the week-end. equipped as a bombing plane and a sources of nearly $1,000,000,000 Aid Employment. Mr. Case oecame chairman of the New York, Nov. 24.— (AP)—'The today by a committee appointed by j would give the bank ranking as the formidable weapon of war was Federal Reserve bank last spring, dismembered parts of a man’s body Governor John H. Trumbull. | fourth largest in New York. The drawn for the preparatory disarm succeeding Gates W. McCarrah, were foimd today in two widely Washington, Nov. 24.— (AP) — A The limitations of the inquiry will j who resigned to become president of Chase National is the largest; Na ament commissslon of the League of separated parts of the city. showdown in Congfress at this ses be those set by the committee itself. | the Bank of International Settle tional City, second, and Guaranty Nations today by Rene Massigli, Trust,* third. sion on prohibition modification Specifically the first phase which | ments. Mr. Case is expected to re French representative. The legs, amputated at the thighs was taken up today was to deter- It is planned to apply for mem and wrapped in white sheets, were measures was demanded today by sign from the Federa'. Reserve to The allusions to the DO-X were mine the basis of charges that in bership in the New York Clearing old ^suitcase in the } Senator Bingham, Republican, Con head the .lew institution. made before a gathering already mates of the prison, who for disci- Members of the board of directors House Association. doorway of a vacant store on the | startled by one sensation, the abrupt necticut. I plinary reasons had been placed in of the new bank, which would rank Mr. Case has devoted his entire lower east side. A few hours later | i solitary cells, had been inhumanely fourth in size among the New York departure of Maxim Litvinoff, So coal barge workers found the torso I sponsor a bill to permit viet commissar for foreign affairs, ; treated. The charges were made in banks, is expected to include George (Continued On Page 8.) Douglas MacArthur, the nation’,s youngest major general, here is of a man m, an old trunk floating in ' manufacture of four per cent beer. I a recent newspaper article by Rev. for Milan, Italy, from where after shown, right, as he took the oath as Chief of Staff of the United States the Hudson river at the foot of West ..m view of the interest manifest- I Dr. William Smith, a former chap conferring with the Russian ambas-* Army. / Fifty years old, and called “the D’Artagnan of the Army,” Gen 58th street. j ...... i lain of the prison. • sador at Rome, he will proceed to eral MacArthur is famed for his war service, and the seven silver star Chief Medical Examiner Norris ™ country in prohibition,' Dr. Smith in his personal account Moscow,, abandoning his work with citations for bravery which adorn his dress tunic are said to outnumber declared ihey were parts of the Bingham, “the leaders ought to of his experiences at the prison, the disarmament commission. those of any other officer,: In the above picture the oath is being admin- i give us a chance to vote on this using numbers to denote certain in STORMS SWEEP EUROPE; Wild Reports istered by Maj. Gen. Edward A. Kreger, Judge Advocate General of the ^ cep t lor a brass check from a : legislation at least.” mates, said that placing men in soli- His departure aroused speculation Army. ' laborers notel and a laundry' mark i ° on a shirt, found with the legs, ■ Senator will introduce legis- tary (which he called the “black as to a possible connection with re 'hole” ) was “heartlfess brutality.” ported subversive disturbances in — ' there was no clue to the identity of latioii to allow physicians to pre- NINE KILLED, MANY HURT Russia, but members of the Soviet <♦>- the man. ■ scribe malt as well as spiritous li- i He said of two inmates they were FINDS DIAMOND RING delegation remaining here declared ! Doctor’s Work : 1 “down in the black hole” several f - ON PHEASANT’S FOOT that the disturbances did not exist R. R. FREIGHT RATES The legs had been removed from ^ 1 days. These inmates. Dr. Smith the torso with a hacksaw and a skill | ^ believe these bills would pro I identified as those sentenced for life and that M. Litvinoff had left be Lyons, N. Y., Nov. 24.— (AP) comparable to that of a surgeon, Dr. | mote temperance,” he explained. “I for a murder committed in Florida, France, Belgium, Germany | BIG DOG FIGHTS cause he had done all that was pos —A solid gold ring set with bril returned here and given an addition sible in the commission and was dis Norris said. The possibility that the : believe they would promote the use UP FOR DISCUSSION liants was found by Helmuth limbs might have been discarded by ■ j t i. .• i.. al sentence for breaking jail. These gusted with it^ record in drafting a Voight attached to the right foot and Australia Lashed By : disarmament treaty. a medicll student was disproved, | ^ ^hey ' men were Roland Lalone, who also 8 HOLD-UP MEN 'of a pheasant he shot during a police said, oy the fact they were ■ would aid employment. To say that M. Massagli's introduction of the ! had a life sentence here for his part hunt. partly clothed. ! one half of one per cent of alcohol is in slaying a State officer and W at Gales — Torrential Ram DO-X into the proceedings came 1 Roads Opposed To Reopen The bird’s left foot had been The medickl examiner said the , intoxicating is ridiculous, son Moulthrope, who was serving in the course of development of his amputated just above the spur. man had been dead a very short. . . . I time for robbery. storms Overflow Rivers. contention that a highly developed The hunter said he thought it tjjQg , In the days when the saloons ! Shackled to Bars Three Women Kflied In Pis civil aviation, arm constitutes a Key Rates In the East; File had been cut off in a steel trap. The trunk in which the torso was Nourished on so many busy comers ' Dr. Smith in the article said: powerful aggressive war menace. But he had no idea how the ring found, with '.he arms folded across large cities, the temptation “Why should these unfortunate tol Duel In Dark Road- He cited a recent interview with a got on the other foot. the muscular chest, was a wooden i encourage intemperance was very i wretches then suffer an additional By Associated Press member of the DO-X crew, who said Brief With I. C. C. one lined with white and blue check- ; &reat. The saloon was used as a j penalty at state prison? The judge’.s that the giant plane could become a ered oil cloth. i convenient center for highly unde- ■ sentence should suffice. Well as No. Furious gales accompanied by ^ house— 3 Men Wounded, formidable weapon of war, capable In the jld suitcase containing the i sirable and frequently criminal ac- I 11395 you go down into the black torrential rainstorms lashed the of dropping bombs on London, Paris, Washington. Nov. 24.— (AP.) — legs police foijnd h cheap brown top- i tivities. hole for being in possession of a Continent today, taking at least nine Rome or other capitals. 6 SUDDEN DEATHS coat, a heather colored sweater, a | Holds Crime Unchecked Urges Publicity Members of the Trunk Lines, New white shirt bearing /the laundry i “It was .hoped that by getting rid hacksaw blade. There you stand lives, inflicting serious injury upon Chicago, Nov. 24.— (AP) — A I with outer clothing removed, your The entire argument was in sup England and Central Freight Asso mark 216 and a cheap black belt. A | of the saloon these criminal actiVi- ' hands shackled to the bars above hundreds, and wreaking havoc in Great Dane pitted his courage port of insertion in the draft treaty ciations said in a brief filed with the street cleaner discovered the suit- j ties could be more easily suppressed, and strength in a fight against eight OVER THE WEEKEND your head. One day seems like an loanee, Belgium, Germany and of an article calling for full publici Interstate Commerce Commission case. j Unfortunately, crime and the spirit eternity.” Austria. Chicago robbers, and, although de ty regarding the number of civil I Bridgeport Paper which makes criminals does not de today that the petition of PhiladeL The brass check found in the suit With publication of Dr. Smith’s Belgium appeared to be the feated, the woimds he inflicted, pp- planes, and dirigibles registered an pend upon an ppportimity to meet nually in each country. phia to reconsider the eastern class case for a small satchel, but In legalized saloons. Almost every article Colonel Osbom, president of heaviest sufferer, for her ^ low lice believed may lead to the capture the prison board, asked Governor countryside was invS^ated when Ambassador Gibson, speaking for rate report lacked persuausion. Three Killed By Autos^ One .. the bag redeemed at the hotel con one reallzea. that we have in gyr "big of the men who shot to death three tained nothing to lead to the man’s Trumbull to have the institution in swollen rivers topped the. dikes and the United Statw, announced that Philadelphia, and the joint execu cities just about as much crime to vestigated. overran the fields. women, two of them entertainers in his government preferred to regu tive transportation committee rep identification except a gray suit on day as we did in the days of the Suicide and Two Specta- which was the label: “George’s, 34 The govjemor named Homer S. A wind of hurricane force swept a roadhouse. late this problem out of the bounds resenting trade bodies in that city, saloon. Monroe street, Detroit.” Police ask Vienna. Three were killed, twenty- of the contemplated disarmament recently sought further considera “Nevertheless, the saloon did pro The - dog, fighting furiously, ed Detroit officials to investigate at (Continued On Page 3.) tv/o seriously injured and many convention, but that if the majority tion of the rates as recommended by tors Die At Gaines. mote intemperance. Had the aban slashed right and left at the eight the ■ store. others slightly hurt. of the commission preferred to deal the commission which has postpon donment of the saloon meant gov invaders, but gims and pistols blaz with it at this time he would agree. Other contents of the bag were ernment regulation of sale and home Floods in France ^ | ed the effective date from time to an alarm clock, a cap, three won: ing in the darkness, as the lights of Coimt von Bemstorff, German consumption, it is doubtful whether The French rivers were flooded, time. Philadelphia attacked particu By Associated Press. shirts, a tooth brush, and a copy of representative on the disarmament larly: the enormous growth of the bootleg 10 FIREMEN HURT and France was under water from the resort in suburban summit, went a Bridgeport, Conn., newspaper commission, deprecated the idea ging industry and its consfequent de Havre to Paris. Navigation was im out, won. Besides the three women (1) —Key rates; Focal point for hundreds of auto (the Post) of Sept. 2. (2 ) —Abolition of port differen moralization of thousands of people possible and such vessels in the slain, three men were injured, aQ mobiles which converged on the Police could not ascertain wheth Seine as could not find shelter were (Continued On Page 8.) tlals; who are employed in it would have IN $250,000 BLAZE state for the classic Yale-Harvard er the satchell had been left at the taken place. / damaged or sunk. One girl was re apparently hit by the gimmen’s (3) —Constructive mileage at hotel by the slayer or the victim. ported drowned. bullets. Philadelphia; football game, Connecticut reported “No one wants to see the saloon re-established. No one is in favor Germany was hard hit. In the Despite the fact the holdups es (4 ) —Extension of scales, and three auto accidents over the week south the Rhine and Moselle over (5 ) —Rail and water routes of intemperance. Most of us believe caped their loot was only $200. HIGH COURT DODGES via end in addition to a suicide and the Big Fire In New Haven Ware-, ran their banks driving thousands Philadelphia. in temperance, but not in total ab- from their homes to higher coimtry. Helps Master Roads’ Opposition sudden deaths of two spectators at WATCHMAN IS HELD stinance. What most of us would At Friedrichsshafen, home of the " As one of the holdup men began The railroads are opposed to re- football games. like to do is to promote temperance house— Autoist Discovers Graf Zeppelin, and throughout the pushing Henry Goetz, owner of the RULING ON JURIES opening the key rates. They “ recog in all things and intemperance in The victims of the autmobile ac none.” resort, the Great Dane leaped to the nize the desirability of some ar cidents were Andrew Norve, of AS BOMB PLOHER Fire and Turns In Alarm. (Continued On Page 8.) aid of his master, sinking its teeth rangement, such as the commission in the man’s leg, and the gunman has formulated, and are of the opin Bridgeport; Mrs. Frances Bednarz, in sudden fright began to fire. The Refuses To Pass On the ion that a key rate system, if work 38, of Hartford; and' Charles Crock next instant the place was in dark ed out on a basis equitable to all er, 58, caretaker of the G. Heirrison New Haven, Nov. 24.— (A P.)— 200 Sticks of Dynamite Fixed PATRIOTS WARNED NOT TO CONTINUE ness. Panic reigned as shots flew in communities and interests affected Mifflin estate at Thompsonville. Ten firemen were hurt, 15 others re all directions. Apparently one of Rights of Petty Offenders thereby, can he served a useful pur Barnabus B. Hadfield, 49, o f White quired medical attention and prop the invaders, in attempting to turn pose.” To Explode In Newspaper erty of estimated value of about Plains, N. Y., was fatally stricken AGAINST SOVIETS on more lights had tuchedf the wrong “However,” the reply continued, $250,000 was destroyed last night To ajrial By Jury. with a heart attack while witness INCOME TAX CUT switch. “ since the so-called key rates form in a fire which swept through the ing the Yale-Harvard football game When the lights were turned on no part of the original carrier pro Building— Found In Time. I Smedley Company’s warehouse in at the Yale Bowl. In Derby, James again they revealed Miss Mary Washington, Nov. 24.— (A P.)— posals, these respondents prefer at j lower Chapel street. It was the C. Lonergan, of Woodbridge, also Brining, 22, formerly of Champaign, The Supreme Court today refused to this time to Interpol no objection Russian Competition Is Seri stifEest fight the city firemen have was fatally stricken with a heart j So Says Chairman Snell of HI., and Miss Alice Ward, of Mil pass upon the constitutional right to suitable review of any considera San Francisco, Nov. 24.— (A P )— I had for many months. attack while watching ' a football I waukee, dead with bullets in their of petty offenders to a trial by jury, tions which any community or in Traced by the number on a battery The fire, however, in spite of its a question much discussed in con game between the Ansonia and in a 200-stick-dynamite bomb de- ous Menace To Onr Wage backs, and Miss Mary Ganey, owner terests may have in connection Derby High schools. threat at times, was held within the House Rules Committee; of a beauty parlor fatally wounded. nection with prohibition enforce ivered Saturday at the Spokane,; ; heavy walls of the building which tiierewith.” Hangs Himself John Gates, a waiter; Jack O’Bieme, ment legislation. The carriers said they did not un- ash.. Chronicle building, Henry A. | Earners, Rep. Fish Says. i had been put up for a storehouse. Despondent over ill health, Ed and Lieutenant James Micus, a The court sustained a ruling of derstanid that the comments of the Use, night watchman of a San Much of the property in storage Must Pay Bills First. ward Smith, 52, New Haven, hang the District of Columbia Court of examiner and commission neces Francisco bank, was arrested here ; I was the furniture and household ef- ed himself in the basement of his (Continued On Page 8.) Appejils that William H. Cols, was sarily precluded subsequent consid today. I Washington, Nov. 24.—(AP) — j fects of individuals, and furniture home. illegally deprived of a jury trial in eration of port differentials, and for •-'The bomb, in the opinion of i American patriotic societies were i and other things of local concerns. Washington, Nov. 24.—(AP.)— Norve was killed in his home city the imposition of a $100 fine or 30- that reason deemed it unnecessary officers, was intended to wreck the v/amed today by Chairman Fish, of : Smedley Company today set their The prediction that the one per cent by an automobile driven by Henry day jail sentence for reckless driv to reply to that portion of the Phil Chronicle building. It was contaln- the House communist committee, ■ loss at $170,000 on the building and tax reduction would not be contin T. Bray, of New Britain. and Matthew WoU, vice president of ing. An auto | ed in an old truck and was address ; $40,000 on contents. Thomas C. ued was made today by Chairman DUCE’S SUCCESSOR adelphia petition. driven by Daniel B. Warner, of Hart T ite high ‘tribimal’s decision was On the question of mileage, the re- ed and delivered to the Associated j American Federation of Labor, i Hood Company, wholesale grocers, Snell, of the House rules commit ford, was responsible for the death interpreted as too narrow to cover spond«it said for many years rates Press . office in the newspaper’s ; this country must be on guard ► Who used a section of the build tee. of Crocker, while Mr. Bednarz, against activities of Soviet the much discussed question wheth to Philadelphia had been construct building. Russia ing for storage had a loss of “ We are liable to have an in mother of four children, was strucii in the economic field. TO BE NAMED SOON er minor liquor offenses could be ed on the basis of the actual dis- 'Two years ago Use was acquitted i $25,000 and the Ideal Shirt Manu- crease in taxes if \/e are to meet and fatally injured in Hartford by The advisory board of the Ameri tried without a jury, a course sug tsmee to a key point, plus a mileage of planting a bomb in the Spokane- all of the present demands on the a machine operated by Daniel Sasso, can Coalition of Patriotic Societies, j fiacturing Company which had a gested by the Wickersham Law Eln- factor which “has always been con Spokesman-Review building. Both plant in the place, had a $15,000 Treasury,” Snell said. of New Haven. newspapers are published by W. H. representing fifty-seven organiza forcement Commission as a mesins sidered to represent a fair average tions, heard from Fish that the ' loss. ’Tw'o other tenants suffered The prediction came in the course of expediting action and alleviating of the mileage of transportation Cowles, one of the directors of the i from smoke. All tenants had insur- of a discussion on the short session Count Ciano Is To Be Nomi- economic competition of Russia is court congestion. service yet to be performed after the Associated Press. ‘ Jmce coverage. outlook, in which the rules chair “a more .mmediate menace at the The case attracted nation-wide at traffic reached the key point.” ______Admitting, police said, he “knew man said every effort would be SEE SENATE CONTEST well being and prosperity of Ameri The cause of the fire had not been named As Man Next In tention hecause of the controversy Central Stations ^ about” the previous bombing. determined today. Kenneth Garrett, can wage earners than all the <3odq- made to expedite passage of the ap in connection with the dry laws and , The tentative report of the ex Use denied direct knowledge of last . chauffeur for Thomas C. Hood, driv propriation bills to prevent a spe Saturday’s attempt. He blamed both fflunistic propaganda that comes'out the possibility of the court’s hand aminer, the brief asserted, “recom of Russia. ’ ing by the building, saw refiection cial session of the newly elected Rank To Mussolini. ing down a decision which would mended the adoption of a centrally Washington, Nov. 24.—(AP)—:The attempts on two political gangs of a fire from the storehouse and as Congress. prospect of a Senate contest over which he said had beer, fighting in In his -address, Woll said forced determine the course of Congress on labor was producing practically all a precautionary measure he had an Can Clear Up Calendar confirmation of Edgar B. Brossard, Spokane for years. Investigators the commission’s proposed. (Continued On Page 8.) Russian oxport goods. He predicted alarm sent while he called his em Snell said “if Congress gets down Lugano, Switzerland, Nov. 24. — of 'Utah, as a tariff commissioner said he hinted at plots so large that was discussed today by Senators Congress soon would bar such im ployer. Firemen found the fire in to business, we should be^able to ‘two United States Senators could ports. (AP)—Reports reaching ItaliEui Watson and Smoot, and Mr. Bros not start an investigation.” *he center of the L.-shaped struc- clear up all controversial matters Saying ‘here was no danger that rfiure and its spread was rapid. High regardless of whether they are politicEil circles here are that Pre sard. Will Not Explain mier Mussolini is momentarily ex Some Democrats and western____ Re- He refused to mention any names I Russia will capture this country’s j tension wires near the building sponsored by Senator Norris of Ne world markets, the labor leader 1 broke making a brilliant display of braska or anyone else.” pected to nominate Count Costanzo Italians to Manufacture publican Independents have indi-‘ or explain records which police say j . ® ! electricity. cated they wiU oppose confirmation, i indicate that the battery used in the 1 ^ The controversial proposals in Ciano, minister of communications, a j None-of the firemen were serious- clude the Norris resolutions for gov as vice premier, thus indicating his However, Republican leaders believe: bomb belongs to him. l TuismicT di J fJ Brossard will,be confirmed, along, ’ ‘I’ve been all through this be- ^ disease that calls for '■ "fy hurt. ernment operation of Muscle Shoals successor m. the event he should " Poison Gas for Next War quarantine.” with other members of the commls-; fore,” he said. ‘TU say nothing.” ■ , | ------and affecting short sessions of Con pass from the political scene. Professor Thomas S. McWilliams, FOUR APPEALS gress, immigration restriction and Simultaneously, It is said, Coimt j His arrest came less than 36 hours Tne only other contest likely over after the huge bomb, which experts ol (Cleveland, testltied the Greek Hartford, Nov. 24.— (AP) — The the Wagner unemployment propos I Ciano will, assume th^ portfolios of Lugano, Switzerland, Nov. 24— a would be, unwise for Italy to allow Orthodox church, once powerful in I attorney-general today was advised ' war and navy, thus combining under (AP)— Copies of recent date receiv the Acna to be interested. the commission appointments con- i said was capable of wrecking -both als. cems Henry P. Fletcher, of Pennj^l Russia, ■‘is now a pale ghost of its I of four appeals to the Superior Contending no trouble should be himself more power than tiny other ed here of the Italian finsmcial news “This plant will in time of war,” the Chronicle and the Spokesman- true self.” ! Court for New Haven county from minister except Mussolini. paper Agenda Economica contain the storx reads,, “be called uppn to vania, the Republican chairman. Review buildings, had been dis expected on restriction of immigra Senator Borah has Indicated he “It is ridiculed,” he saids “Hun the doings of John MacDonald, state tion, Snell said there was no need to Count Ciano is the father of a story which wonld indicate that prepare the most deadly gases for covered by Cleveland Williams, dreds of “dmrehes have been conr might challenge the latter. Spokane cozrespohdent of the .Aa-^ I highway commissioner, in which apply the quota law to Canada. Count Galeazzo Ciano, now Italian c e r t^ Italian interests contemplate both defense emd attack. It is>there- verted by the (Communists into con^ general at Shanghai, who the manufacture of poison gas in the fore a good idea that foreigners do sociated Press. : damages to the amount of $217,000 Yesterday Senator Reed of Pennsyl men’s clubs, and granaries, and ate mailed (he premier’s daughter, event of another wac. not know anything of the workings OVERCOME BY GAS ’Hmed To Explode are sought. vania advocated further immigra used for other purposes.” . Edda. The story is that of a refinancing of this group of producing units.” Williams became suspicious when He said -.he .“Red Army” num?; tion restriction to alleviate unem ' It is recalled that M u^lini on the operation for a group, of Italian The Acna company has four large Torrington, Nov. 24.— (A P,)— he was unable to place the sender JOHNSON HEARS PUEA ployment bered 735,000, and "is 'the finw ^ Hartford, Nov. 24.— (AP) — The occasion of ihe last 'attempt made Chemical plants. After pointing out plants in the vicinity of Turin which Three laborers employed in and the trunk began to leak. A trained army in Europe and 1s beinffV -J petition of Joseph Aurora, of New against nis life told the Cbamb^ of that the Acna Chemical Ck)iporation, nominally have been engaged in the for a trench for a telephone cable in locksmith opened the trunk reveal ihcresised as rapidly as revenue ; TREASURY BALANCE Deputies that all such attempts to or Aziende Clhimlche Nazionai Asso- manufacture of paints and varn the business section of the city were ing the tnfem^ machine, wMch Haven, for the return of his public Washington, Nov. 24.— (A P .)— mits. ’The soldiers are the best ftidv service operator’s license was heara subvert the icglme would be useless date, as it is named is to he included ishes. The pjlants in the past have overcome by gas at 10:45 this morn W m ia ^ immediately discohnectecL clothed-and treated of all ■ : ■ PAGE TW O Kv MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER" 24, 19$0. NEW CANADIAN HEAD BOOKKEEPER ARRESTED DOESN’T NEED SHOTGUN TO HUNT IN HE$U)N Hartford, Nov. 24.— (A P )—Said SLIVER DEUYS ABOUT TOWN le X P G Q W T A FOOD DEPOSITORY to have admitted taking between f "nie term “shooting of his OBITUARY Ottawa, NoVi 24.— (BY the Cana ?10,000 and $12,000 of her employ The Falcon Girls Club will g^ve a AT J. W . HALE STORE ers’ fimds during the past six years, dance In Turn hall. Thanksgiving mouth,” is generallj^ used in a - ^ • t dian Press)—^The Ottawa Citizen Eve. derogatory sense but in-the case FORKED CROSS Miss Clara Anderson, 33, a cashier — ■ said today that “ reliable x^ports of George Wyman of Hebron the from Engrland Indicate either the and bookkeeper at the Hatch and phrase must be accepted literal DEATHS Those Who Care . To Leave North Coal Company, on Trumbull KWclies who were privileged to Earl of Athlone, retiring governor spend two weeks at the Kiwania ly. That’s exactly what he did Goods For Toqjhi’s Nefedy general of the Union of South Af street, was arrested this afternoon Infected Arm Keeps Mrs. and here’s the story. Mrs. Stewart Dillon on a charge of embezzlement. camp at Hebron last summer will be Campaip Ends Wednesday While Shopping May Do So. rica; or Viscount Lascelles, only guests of the Kiwanls this evening George was coming home from Mrs. Hilma J. Dillon, of 118 East son-in-law of King George and Arrest was made by Detective work some days ago. Suddenly Center street, died Saturday after Peter A. Anderson of the Hartford at a supper and entertainment to be A depository for food, vegetables Queen Mary, will be the next gov Ivar Carlson In Hospital; held in thfe banquet hall of Center a rabb't appeared in the bushes With $ 8 0 0 'To Collect For noon at the Hartford hospital fol police on a warrant drawn by Prose- and meats for the needy families of, ernor general of Canada." Congregational church. Elmer at the roadside. Startled, lowing a ten days illness with acute Manchester has been placed in the^ jcuting Attorney Ernest W. McCor- The term of viscount Willingdon Was To Safl Saturday. Weden of theW. Hede company George shouted at it. To his lymphatic leukemia, a rare disease J. W. Hate Co. Those who Care to as governor general expires August I mick. An incomplete examination will furnish tlie attendemce prize, a amazement the rabbit toppled Objective. of the blood. contribute towards the relief of the 5. The Earl of Athlone is the of the books so far reveals a short- glfe suitable for a boy. The meet over and died instantly, appar In addition to her husband, Stew poor of Manchester' may leave toy brother of Queen Mary. Viscount |age of more than $7,00D. Miss An ing next week will also be in the ently frightened to-death. art Dillon, Mrs. Dillon leaves one articles of food or meat in this box A sliver of steel that penetrated Lascelles is the husband of Princess derson has beep employed at the evening at Wapping. It was in perfect condition and The annual campaign for mem son, Stuart, a sister, Mrs. Albert T. and the material will be dellveted to Mary. office for the past twelve years. the index finger of her right hand that night George’s meal con bership conducted by the Manches Dewey, and a half-brother, Charles Miss Jessie Reynolds in the Munici- and spread infection through the sisted of rabbit stew. He says he Mr, and Mrs. Jacob Ubert of Vil ter Chapter of the American Red S. Nyquist. I pal building. arm sent Mrs. Ivar E. Carlson of 82 appreciates such a meal as a lage street have received a letter Cross seems as The funeral will be held at the This is the first thing of the kind Essex street to the Memorial hospi from their son Robert, giving the welcome change from “ these sured of success to be inaugurated in Manchester and tal last Tuesday, where she will re Aunt Jemima’s Pancake victu home of Mrs. Dewey, at 116 East first news of his marriage to Miss as the drive Center street, at 2:30 tomorrow aft should prove beneficial to the cause main for at least another week in Olive Hunting of Lakeport, Lake als.” Wyman lives by himself and draws to a close. ernoon with Rev. J. S. Neill offi of charity in town. stead of sailing for Sweden vidth her Coimty, California, which took place does his own cooking in a small The past week ciating. Burial will be in the East five children this coming Saturday. on Septeinber 26 last. The bride house which he erected on Chest end saw the total cemetery. All was in readiness for the return groom has been on the Pacific Coast nut Hill. contr i b u t i o n s FAMOUS ORGANIST trip to Mrs. Carlson’s native land, for the past five years and is living He plans to do more shouting jump to $1,677, where she plans to reside perman at Banta Ana. ^ when this stew is gone. less than $800 ently. Trunks and bags were pack short of the ADMITS ACCEPTINC DIES IN NEW YORK ed, the children had been with<&awn The Canary Fanciers Club will quota of $2,400. from school two weeks ^n advance, meet at the Community Club at 8 Memorial Temple, Pythian Sisters, The campaign and the family looked ahead to the o’clock tomorrow night. All who will hold its regular meeting in Odd will close officially Wednesday night 120,000 IN BRIBES New York, Nov. 24.— (A P) — W. sailing date with eager anticipation. are interested In these birds are in F^ellows’ hall tomorrow evening at and Chairman John L. Reinartz Lynnwood Famam, 45, ranked bj Her husband, a painter, planned to vited to attend the meeting. 8 o’clock. The members are re again requests all team workers to New York, Nov. 24.— (AP) — music critics as one of the coun remain here a short time longer be quested to return, the litUe stock make their reports to headquarters try’s greatest organists, died yes fore joining his family. Testimony that he accepted more All young married couples in the ings given out in the earty fall. at the Chamber of Commerce office than $20,000 in fees from defense at terday after an illness of two Then Mrs. Carlson complained of North Methodist church parish are as soon as possible. months. pain in her hand. The doctor’s ex torneys while he was an assistant reminded of the meeting this eve Irwin Morton, son 'bf Mrs. Laura Aa great number of workers re district attorney in women’s court Since 1920 Mr.’ Famam had been amination disclosed infection, from ning at 8 o’clock in the vestry, and ported over the week-end, »ksarly all organist at the Protestant ‘Episco what he believed to be a sliver of Morton of Hudson street, who is a was given today by John C. Weston ;get-acqukinted social. The Girls’ student at the jimior school of Wil- teUing of successful house to house before an *open hearing into the con pal Church of the Holy Communion. steel wool. Admittance to the hos- ..hh nnH it oaiH tr,. club vvlll meet at the church Tues braham academy, is at his home for canvass in their respective territory. duct of magistrates’ courts in Man For three yearp he also had been pital followed and it was said to head of the organ department of the UU.U uc a., iccKst emuLuci day instead of Wednesday - afternoon ^ weck’s vacatioH. However many more are yet to be hattan and the Bronx. day that it would be at least another heard from and two thirds ^ f the Curtiss Music School in Philadel- Thanksgiving Specials week before she would be able to at 4, and the meeting of the Boys’ | "/ Weston told a referee of the Ap- j leave, eliminating any possible club wiU be omitted this week. A rehearsal for "Deacon Dubbs,” quota already subscribed, indications pellate Supreme Court that he ac- chance of sailing on schedule. Then rural comedy to be given under point to an overwhelming success, cepted...... an_ average ...... of $25 fromwas each born in Sutton, Que., and too, if any complication should arise,! . tow ard Ericksen and Melvin Der- ! ^ hospices of Manchester Grange, similar to that of last year when the lawyer as payment for moving to^^,, went to London to the Royal I will be held in the Robbins quota was oversubscribed by nearly dismiss their cases. ■' of Music. At 19 he was ap;- the family will be unable to arrive in of B u ck led are spepding a few held in the Robbins room $600. Sweden before Christmas. j witfi Edward Peckham of of Center church house tonight at “To put it succinctly,” said i s a - 'Times’ Meth- DANCE FROCKS Mrs. Carlson’s five children range iHoosick, N. Y., formerly of Buck- 7:30, dore Kresel, conducting the inquiry, church in Montreal. He served in age from 13 months to 11 years, land. “ the $20,000 is a total of bribes you in the Canadian Army during the World War. All are girls. The yoimgest is Gerda. Twenty-three tables were filled HENRY FORD SEES took.” of Chiffon, Satin, Velvet, Louise is three years of age, Mar The next meeting of the Trinity with players in the first sitting of Weston lowered his head and hesi Unmarried, he is survived by his garet seven, Lilly is nine, and Anna Past Noble Grands association will the third series of setback tourna tated for a moment. parents and a sister, who live in Los Angeles. Funeral services will he Taffeta „ is the oldest. The latter twq were be held December 3 in East Hart- ments at the Masonic Temple Sat TWO FLIERS KILLED “ Yes, I told the truth,” he said born in Sweden. ford. urday night. First prize was won finally. held in the Church of the Holy Com munion tomorrow. New Shades, New Lines, New Lengths. The postponement of her plans by F. Anderson, who also won the He kept no record of the money, has given Mrs. Carlson bitter disap- ] A son was born yesterday at the door prize. Second was won by Weston said, but he knew they total Detroit, No. 24.— (A P )—Two em FLIER BEACHES COLUMBUS 2 Price Groups: pointment. To the children, however,' Memorial hospital to Mr. and Mrs. r J °^ so n and consolatioin by ployes of the Ford Motor Company ed $20,000 because he has now $90,- the release from school tasks is a Ben 'Oliver of 6 Cook strertT" Man- 000 in the bank while his income and Columbus, O.,* Nov. 24.— (AP) — were killed when their tri-motored ______^ Miss Ruth Nichols landed at Port joy that overshadows any disap Chester Green. ------experimental plane crashed in flames expenditures account for only $70,’ SPECIAL pointment they might have felt, and ------I Manchester people who wish to 1 000. He said the fees were accept-j -11:55 a. m., E. S. T., on the Ford Airport at Dearborn to today from Roosevelt Field, on the they frolic about the house with gay, day. ed from 21 attorneys, four of whom Chamber -of Commerce members I Jessie Rey- first leg of a planned four stop abandoned laughter until the time who operate stores in fchc business ^ where to did the bulk of the business in'wo- The dead were Myron E. Zeller, transcontinental speed flight. when they will board “ the big ship,” section are committed to an agree-! relation to town charities 24, of Dearborn, the pilot, and Carl \nen’s court. Sweden-bound. ment, when a legal holiday occurs matters, ------may—" get ’ in touch with the Wenzell, 30, of River Rouge, the Weston said he never was a As a holiday specialty Mrs. Aldea $12*75 and $14.75 on Thursday, as in the case of proper department by calling the mechanic. regularly appointed assistant dis trict attorney but was the only Petitjoan is retouching Permanents Thanksgiving, to close their stores Board of Health office, (5606) and The two men had been in the air CENTER CHURCH WOMEN representative of the people in wo for $3. Dial 3058 for appointment— on that day and remain open for not Miss Reynolds’ house phone. for about an hour and were return Advt. ing to the airport when their ship men’s ccrurt except from the judge business until 9 o’clock the previous from 1921 to 1929. He resigned a TO HOLD A|T EXHIBIT evening. The Chamber has sent a caught lire. Zeller managed to bring the plane to the earth nearly at the year ago because of ill health, he notice to that effect to members PUBLIC RECORDS said. conductihg stores. center of the field after their flam Black Velvet Wraps Reoroductions of Famous ing descent had been witnessed by hundreds of persons, including STATE Paintings To Be Shown Here A birthday surprise party was ] PROBATE COURT Henry Ford. ^ FALLS TO DEATH Week of December 1. held Saturday evening at the home j LAST TIMES TQDAY As the plane landed it turned ovct of Mrs. Matilda Russell of 151 Ruddcll Administrator Chicago, Nov. 24— (AP)—Henry With eggshell collars, silk crepe and was enveloped in flames. Both Maple. , street, in honor of her broth- I -Frank S. Penfleld o f Melrose, Lubinski and Atwood Jannicke The Center church Women’s Fed men were burned to death, j lined an ■ — ...... •’li’- '■ ^ V.v.4 r- MANCHESTER EVENING HJplRALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1930.1' ■ m J- LATEST STOCKS ‘XJr S : Steel) • •Tr 147? lETHEBSFIELD DIAMOND SEESMAN REDDEEGATE THOUSAND A GAME N. Y. Stocy XKU)I^>w and U J 25! Waitner % 0B ^ c t ...... • 1$ New York, Nov. 24.—(AP.)— W e s ;^ m ajid iHfe- ; ,ic KILLED IN HOTEL IS SERIES AVERAGE After having some difficulty, in (Fnrpialied by Pntaaam ft Co.) ^Ldftm*,Bxp ...... 20.^1^ Woolwortk ■>..V....-....vV.. 00% QUITS PARLEY; maintaining its foothold during the Y e rT ru i* ...... VV-.... 11% PRISON PROBE rCoitral Bow, Hartford, Conn. Air Reduction...... 194% early hours of trading;, toe sj^k 1 F. M. Stocks Allegheny 16% Market managed rather felebly ' to Bank Stodu Am Can;.'...... '...... 11^% Springfield, Mass., Nov. 24— (AP) resume its climb today. STARTSTODAY —A reward of $2,500 for informa- STARTSHOME Most of It Goes To Imported Bid Asked Am and For P o w ...... 39% — * j Losses of 1 to 5 points recorded Ajn Intemat ...... 22% tion-.that will lead to the arrest and during the morning were partially Bankers Trust Co 375 — (Conlintted From Page 1.) conjunction of the person or persons (Continaed'From Page 1.) City Bank and Trust*.. — 300 Am Pow and Lt...... 52% (By/ABCHMdatod-Ptea*;)' Players, However— Yes regained byVeariy afternoon. Trad Cap Nat BftT .;.; Am Rad Stand San 20 who murdered and robbed Nathan ers showed little interest in either — 300 Amer d t Pow-aiid . ‘ '8% Cummings, former Democratic Na A. Sachs, New York diamond mer that civil craft might be transform Conn. River ...... 500 — Am Roll M ills...... 34% Am* Super P o w ^ .,.» 4 • • • 4^.* ed into fighting ships for military side of the market, however, and Htfd Conn Trust...... ' 125 Am S m e lt...... t^% 13% tional cpmmitteeman and James T. chant, in his room in Hotel Charles 135' Gentry states Elen .. 11% Moran, clmirman of the directors of purposes. Germany, he said, strong terday’s Crowd 3,500. prices moved rather imcertainly. First Nat -Hartford — 240 A T and T ...... 190% here late Saturday, was offered to Trading was again sluggish. Cities Service .. » 19% the Southern New England- Tele ly favors the fullest publicity on Land Mtg and Title - 40 Am Tob B ...... 108 .% Crocker' Wh^er day by 'the Jewelers Security Alli Allied Chemical lost 5 points, Am Wat W k s ------66.% 9% phone Compsiay and Judge Walter ance of the United States. commericial airships, but he quoted New Brit Trust — 200 TRec Bond and. Share >. 49 H.' Clark, of Hartford prohate a French air service official as as ’The town football championship then regained about half its loss. Riverside Trxist ...... — 450: Anaconda Coh ...... 35-% Such shares as U. S. Steel, Westing- Atchison T and S F e ...... ,194 N i^ m d Hud Pow .... 11% court as the committee. Worcester, Mass., Nov. 24.—(AP) serting that converted civil craft series between the Cubs and the West Htfd Trust...... 265 — -, Pennroad 7% Approved Prison stand a feeble chance in combat house Electric, Air Reduction, and Insurance Stocks Atlantic R ef ...... 22 —^Nathan A. Sachs, Brooklyn dia Majors is netting toe two clubs an American Can, recovered most of ^3aldvrtn% 26 'S- ^1* Ind.' ...... 38% Meantime, welfare organizations mond salesman shot to death in a with planes built for military serv Aetna Casualty...... 77 81, Uiflt Gas ...... 9% ice. average of more than a thousand early losses running from 1 to near Aetna Fire ...... 49 51 B and O;...... 77% had become interested and the State Springfield hotel Saturday, carried dollars a g ^ e , it was learned today Bendix ...... 19 Uit Lt an^^Pow.A .... 28 Department of Public Welfare had Viscount Cecil of Chelwood also ly 2 points. The rails were distinctly Aetna Life ...... 62 64 ; Util Pow and Lt ...... diamonds with him valued in the from Postmaster Ernest F. Brown, heavy during toe morning, and Beth S te e l...... 64% 10% reported approvingly of the prison neighborhood of $75,000, according emphasized what he regarded as the who has charge of the financial af Automobile ...... 28 30 Vacuum Oil ...... 64% great war potentialities of civil air showed little recuperative; power. Conn. General...... 121 125. Can Pac, new ...... 43 administration. to O. J. Bousquet, Worcester jew fairs. Unfortunately, however, the Case Tlurdsh...... 114% . Then Miss Genevieve Cowles, an ships, and he offered an amendment New York Central, Missouri, Paeiflc, Hartford F ire ...... 61 63 eler, on whom the salesman called biggest slice of the receipts in years Baltimore and Ohio,jand Lackawan Chi and'Norwest ...... 43% artist who painted a scriptural scene Thursday. Mr. Bousquet told po to the draft treaty which would re is going out of town to pay the ex Hartford Steam Boiler 49 52 . quire additionally an annual state na declined 2 to 3 points. 'The morn National Fire ...... 57 59 • Chrysler ...... 18% on one of the walls of the prison lice that during Sachs’ visit he no penses of imported players. Both ing decline included practically all Colum Gas. and E L ;.... 38 chapel, offered herself as a witness ticed the man appeared extremely ment of expenditures by govern the Cubs and the Majors were “in Phoenix Fire ...... 72% 74% ments and local authorities of com- groups save the coppers, which were Travelers ...... 1000 1020 Ck>lum Graph ..“...... li% Wall Street as to various aspect^ of prison life nervoqs and that two suspicious the red,” it is understood, when the virtually neglected. ' Coml Solv 18% particularly as to treatment of cer characters were in the store while mercisil fiying machines. N. Sato, titular series began a week ago Sun PnbUc Utilities Stocks Comwlth and Sou ...... ’. 9% tain prisoners. Her information, she ^ speaking for Japan, said that his day and after all of the expenses are The market appear^ to be await Sachs made his call. ing some impelling development. Cknm. EHec S e r v ...... 68 72 - Consol Gm . .. .f ...... Vi... 89 - stated, was obtained while painting I government favored publicity on paid, the profit for the Manchester Conn. P d w er...... 62 641. Contin Can ...... 50% civil craft. individuals who are battling their Bulls were somewhat disappointed Greenwich W&G, pfd. — 91 ' in the prison. in the fresh selling pressure enfcotm- Com P r o d ...... 80% • The prison troubles have been SUPREME COURT hearts out for victory, will not be Hartford Elec Lgt ... 71 73 Du Pont De N e m ...... "'91 New Yor^, Nov. 24.—(AP)—As as large as the $1,000 per game tered at the high levels of the recov Hartford Gas ...... 72 76 many since Charles S. Reed, of ery last week, but the befief that Eastman Kodak...... 165% preliminary c omputed, toe Standard Washington State came to the pris J. HERBERT CASE HEADS would seem to indicate. do, pfd ...... 40 45 Elec Pow and Lt ...... 45:' Statistics Co. index of industrial DECLINES TO REVIEW The figures for the two games there were substantial invjestment S N E T Co ...... 159 163 Fox Film A ...... 34% on although their inception was be bujrtng orders tmder toe 'market, production for October stands at fore his coming and came to a head played reveal that 1,982 persons Manufacturing Stocks Gen Elec 50 92.7, a decline of 4.5 per cent from BILLION DOLLAR BANK paid $992 to see the Majors win the ai^ that efforts on the downside when Lalone, Moulthrope and Leo Am Hardware ...... 49 51 Gen F ood s...... 51% September, 28 per cCnt^from Octo NEGRO CASE first encounter 7 to 0 in the final would meet with strong opposition, (3en Motors ...... 35% Landry escaped last February. All restarined the bears. Amer Hosiery ...... 26 — ber, 1929,.;aad is the lowest level three were caught in Jacksonville. (Continued From Pzoge !.•) minute of play and that 2,278 con — Gold Dust ...... 33% established' sii> i Jmie, 1924. With tributed $1,139 to see the contest The most conspicuous develop Amer Silver ...... 20 A deputy warden, G. M. Patter Arrow H and H, com . 36 39 Grigsby Grunow ...... 4 % the exception of coal and cotton Washington, Nov. 24— (AP)—The ants go scoreless yesterday in one ment in the day’s corporate news, Hcrshey Choc . ! ...... 88 goods which, after correction for son, and several guards were later career to banking. A native of of the most stubbornly contested the reduction of the Sinclair quar do, pfd ...... !... .102 -- ■' discharged because of the escapes or Supreme Court today declined to Elizabeth, New Jersey, he obtained Automatic Refrig .... — 8 Int Harvest . ____ i ______60 seasonm variation showed sliglit review the protest of Arkansas ne grid games Manchester has seen in terly dividend from 50 to 25 cents, Int Nickel C a n ...... 18% gains last month. Indexes of ^1 other incidents in the prison which his first banking job at 16 as clerk many years. This is a total of 4,260 Bigelow Sanford, com. 31 34 indicated breach of discipline and groes against exclusion from the in the City National Bank of Plain- had been .expected and had practi do, pfd ...... — 95 I T and T '...... 28% other lines included in the coni- Democratic primaries of that state. persons paying $2,131 or an average cally no effect upon the market. It Johns Man'rille ...... 68 posite mcved sharply lower. ?' within the past two weeks other It dismissed for want of jurisdic field, N. J., which he organized apd of 2,130 paying $1,065.50 per game. Billings and Spencer . 2 4 guards have been discharged. The was at various times connected merely accentuated the unsettled Bristol Brass ...... 13 15 Kennecott ...... 27% tion the appeal of J. M. Robinson Just how many more games will be conditions in the oil industry, al -- ■ Kreuger and Toll '...... 23% The average price of crude petr<|- means through which the prisoners and others, challenging the validity with the Plainfield Trust Company, necessary to decide the champion do, pfd ...... 95 escaped have not been definitely de as vice-president, with Peoples Bank ready well understood. A report that Case, Lockwood and B 475 -- ■ Loew’s, I n c ...... 61% j leum at ten producing fields was of a rule of the Arkansas state ship is problematical. One club maximum production alloyrable un — Lorillard ...... 13% unchanged last week from the pr^ termined and as the discharge of Democratic state committee barring and Trust Company of New York must win two games to capture the ; Collins Co...... 105 guards was a prerogative of the which he joined in 1910. Two years der the pro-ration plan in Texas Colt’s Firearm s...... 21% 23% Mo Kan T e x ...... 23% ■vious week at $1,245 a barrel, ac the negroes from the primary. title and judging from the first two would be cut from 750,000 barrels Mont W ard ...... 24 cording to Oil, Paint and Drug Re warden, some details of the troubles The action of the committee prev later he became vice-president of games, this may not be accomplish Eagle L o c k ...... 31 35 daily to 680,200 barrels this week Fafnir Bearings...... — 70 Nat Cash Reg A ...... 32% porter. The average for the coi- which brought thorn about have not iously had been upheld by the the parent institution, the Farmers ed before winter sets in. hJat Dairy ...... 43% Loan and Trust Company. provided some encouragement. Fuller Brush, Class A . — 18 responding period last year w£p been made public. Supreme Court of the state, which Hickey’s Grove was the Mecca for Wall street is now awaiting with Nat Pow and Lt ; ...... 37% $1,652 a barrel. Gasoline at the The initial, sitting of the commit found it was not in violation of the Upon the entrance of the United an estimated crowd of 3,500 yester Hart and C ooley...... 103 125 keen interest the developments in re Hartmann Tob. com . — 15 Nev Cop ...... '...... 11% refineries also was unchanged lai L tee began at noon and Chairman 14th and 15th Amendments to the States into the World War in 1917, day. The day was ideal for football N Y Cent ...... 133% Cummings outlined the purpose of Mr. Case was made deputy governor tail trade alter the ’Thanksgiving do, pfd ...... — 60 week from the previous week at 5.6 2 Federal Constitution. and the crowd poured into the Day holiday, when the first signs of Nor Am A.viat...... 6% i cents a gallon at four principal r( - the inquiry- He said that in a few Those attacking the committee’s of the New York Federal Reserve nathural amphitheater as early as Inter Silver...... — 59 the holiday trade usually appear. do, pfd ...... 97 102 North Amer ...... 73% I fining centers. days the committee expected to an ruling contended party primary is a Blank. In that capacity he had a noon. Every inch of available park Packard ...... 9% nounce appointment of an expert to The statement made' late last week Landers, Frary & Clk 59% 61% public election, subject to regulation large part in the administration of ing space was occupied and auto by Silas Strawn, chairman of Mont Param Publix...... 46% aid the committee. He said the com by state laws and insisted that the enormous war financing opera mobiles dotted Oakland street as far Man & Bow, Class A. . — 10 gomery Ward, that a change in the do. Class B ...... — 10 Penn RR ...... 6% STEAMER REFLOATED mon interest of all required that the .tokansas by failing to enact laws tions'" of the government. He was as one could see from the entrance Phila Read C and I ...... 11% preventing the exclusion of negroes trend of buying had already been New Brit Men, com .. — 20 ' truth be known. promoted from deputy governor to to the field. Others were parked in noted provided the hope that suffi Pub Seirv N J ...... 75 Mr. Cummings said the inquiry fron/ the primaries was abridging chairman when Mr. McGarrah re private property and on side streets. do, pfd ...... 90 cient purchasing might develop to North and Judd ...... 16 19 Radio ...... 17% was imdertaken with an open mind the privileges and immimities of its signed last May to head the World It required a little over a half an Radio Keith ...... 22% New York, Nov. 24.—(AP)—^Th i citizens. hour to completely empty the field deplete merchants shelves and cause Niles Bern Pond ...... 23 26 coal-laden steamer Harry Bower, without prejudice. Bank at Basle, Switzerland, substantial leordering from whole Peck, Stow and Wilco^, ' 4 7 Rem Rand ...... 17% The First Witness A Texas statute barring negroes after the game so dense was the Sears Roebuck ...... 55% grounded off Montauk Point, Lon; ■ from the Democratic primaries re salers. This weeks’ business reports Russell Mfg Co ...... 35 45 Island, on November 17, on her wa; • ' The first witness was Rev. Dr. traffic. will be :?omewhat warped by the Sinclair Oil ...'...... 13% Edwin Knox Mitchell, president of cently was declared unconstitution The traffic situation was very well Sco-vill ...... 41 43 from Norfolk, Va., to New Bfedforc , STORMS SWEEP EUROPE; holiday on Thursday. Seth Thom Co. com .. — 35 South Pac ...... 105 the Hartford Federation of Church al by the Supreme Court. handled by several policemen under South Rwy ...... 67-% Mass., was .floated late last nigh: the personal supervision of Chief of Most of the weekly analyses of Standard S crew ...... 100 no es who said he was gratified to learn the financial advisory services ex do, pfd. guai “A” .. 100 — Stand Brands ...... 16% with the assistance of a seilvag i that an expert is to be employed. He NINE KILLED, MANY HURT Police Samuel G. Gordon. His staff Stand Gas. E le c ...... 70% steamer and was taken in* tow fO • of assistants kept the field well pressed restrained optimism. The Stanley Works...... 33% 35% New York harbor. presented Rev. Everett Fletcher BIG DOG FIGHTS Harvard Economic Society^ stated Smythe Mfg ...... 75 — Stand Oil .. ,...... 50% Parker', as his co-representative of cleared at all times, experiencing no Stand Oil N'J ...... 53% The Bowen, whose crew of 3 > (Continued from Page 1.) difficulty except for occasional mov that the present low level of certain Taylor and F en n ...... no -- ' the Hartford churches and said both basic industries—such as foods—in Torrington ...... 45 47 Stand Oil N Y ...... 25% was taken off by Coast Guardsme: were ^present ■ at invitation of Mr. 8 HOLD-UP MEN ing of spectators into the end zones. but returned to the craft later, ■wli Lake Constance region, hurricanes dicates that curtailment cannot go Underwood Mfg Co .. 68% 70% Tex Corp ...... 38 Cummings. The sloping east side of the field was — ’Timken Roll B e a r ...... 47% discharge her cargo here and g i worked tremendous damage. one mass of people because of its much further. There was a ten Union Mfg Co ...... 20 A statement was offered explana (Continued from Page 1.) dency in the advices, however, to U S Envelope com . . , — 250 Union Carb ..<...... 62% into drydock.- Outer plates on to i tory to .the attitude of the Federa The storm extended even to Spain, excellent point of vantage. Unit Aircraft ...... 29% of the Bowen’s 500 tons of coal w a| and at Corunna the German sea Prior to the game, north end sup urge caution. do, pfd ...... '...... 112 — tion. railway detective, also were woimd- plane DO-X was imable to continue The news that the plan of form Veeder Root -...... 28% 30 Unit Corp ...... 20 taken off by tenders before the shi; i “We have no accusations agamst ed. porters marched to the game behind Unit Gas iind Imp ...... 28% vessel’s bottom were stove in by to a flight to Lisbon. the strains of popular tunes'from the ing another -51,000,000,000 bank in Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — 20 the prison management or against Bobbers Escape Wall street through combination of ir S Ind A lco...... 66% rock on which she grounded. Som the prison board. We consider both The English channel and waters Rockville Boys’ Band. The proces U S Pipe and F d ry ...... 29% could be floated. While the panic was at its height, along the coast of Europe were a sion formed at Apel’s crossing and four of the smaller institutions, had It is said that: niqe out of every are doing (Jbnscientious work imder Lieut. Micus added to the distrac been completed, and that Chairman ten adults hre afflicted wits some the limitations which are imiiosed constant menace to shipping. terminated at the Majors bench tion by firing at the invaders. They Steamer Aground after going around the field once. Case of the Federal Reserve bank form of foot defect. upon them.” used two motor cars to escape, when was slated co head the new institu Guards Underpaid The Greek steamer, Triton, out of ■The field parade was repeated dur the lieutenant, nearly overcome by Rotterdam for Cardiff, was believed ing the halftime intermission. The tion, was regarded as a favorable de The sthtement pointed out sev- his wounds, lost their trml. to have run aground near Portland, velopment. Credit conditions showed .eral conditions and made several crowd was very orderly both during The holdup which occurred early England. and after the game, even though un little change, wdth call money be ' recommendations. The prison guards today just as Aliss Ward prepared ’The Louise Leonhardt, from Ham ginning in the outside market at 1 are imderpaid; insane prisoners usually enthusiastic at times. A ter to sing a request number for the burg for the United States, was rific din went up from the gfrove per cent. should be segrregated; a part time guests was the major crime of a feared lost with sdl hands in the Trade At psychiatrist who imderstands the when the Cub* made their g;reat bid series thAt Chicago and vicinity Elbe estuary off Cuxhaven. There for a touchdown from toe two yard management of prisoners should be* suffered over the week-end. Guy- were thirty in the crew. SHARES WITH EMPLOYERS Glenney's employed; the contract labor system line and failed through superb de on’s Paradise, a dance hall on the Thousands were made homeless In fensive work by the Majors. It was is opposed and in its place be pro west side, was bombed, but the dam France, Belgium, and Germany. These gifts will be giten vided a substitute industry which the high spot of a bitter and evenly Anderson, Ind., Nov. 24.—(AP.)— age was slight. Police blamed labor Property damage was enormous. played battle. f away Xmas eve. One chance would serve the state and improve troublA for this. Emergency flood measures appeared Charles E. Miller, automobjle tire with every $1 purchase. the earning power of the prisoners, Among the other crimes waa the to be useless, and the rains continu mamffacturer, has announced he enlargement of the prison library holdup of an oil filling station in ed pouring down today. ■will share his business enterprise.s 1st Prize $35 Overcoat and development of a system of which police shot and killed one of Paris Worried MEASLES EPIDEMIC wdth his faithful employes. The night schools: study of the practica the robbers. Paris was worried. High walls Charles Miller Corporation has been 2nd Prize $30 Suit bility of removal of the prison to Policeman H. J. Dillon was shot run the length of the city as a pro Hartford, Nov. 24. — (AP) — organized and deeds to the corpora some remote place where inmates and killed by a drunken negro who tection agamst floods, but the water Measles in Connecticut have reached tion have been executed by Miller 3rd Prize $10 Shoes could be given outdoor labor and in turn was killed by Dillon’s fellow was rising steadily toward the top What might be considered an epi conveying the various properties to have greater facilities for healthful officers. of these embankments. The Marne demic today, a total of 91 cases the employes. 4th Prize $5 Hat Nothing could bo n xm . SENSTOLE, or more exercises. canal was a tangled mass of barges having been reported to the State Miller rode from Marion to An HELPFUL for a long perIo P A G E FO U R MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER; CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1980. known as 'Taihbo and Tamte, tam and lecture on MeMte at tbs CMxtr&l bourine manipulators, former Rock Congregational church. They also DEADLOCK OVER em D iiBrs rkbts, ville boys, who have .been in Europe HEBRON sptmt^ a fev^ days .visiting friends Overnight on a lour of entertainment, pro andV.foriber classmatiM In X^ong Island and vicinity. Lucius W. Robin KOCKVILLE grams for several years, are n o ^ Tbe sixth apnlveraary of the A . P. N em M U SaE SHOALS presenting thei|r act in a new and son went with them to drive as Mr. TOBEPtOTECim ToUlig WomehL’s Club Wxs celehrat- Champe was still somewhat under There is no peatet saith iny Annual CSty Meetbig Tuesday n6vql,\4^, according to word receiv ’ed Thursday ebbing a ban God, to the w le k ^ — Isaiah ed,from London recently. Since their quet was given at the Supper rooni the weather from his recent illness. 57;2L ’ Saturday ^ e 22nd was a d^ght- Cblci^o—Bight robbers kill three The annual city meeting will be return to the continent, they have of the COngregatiteal church, He FACES CONGRESS] held in Town Hail, Memorial build fui SEumy day alsof as warm as women and wound three men in / played dates on the Broadhead bron Center. Twenty-eight members roa^ouse. - To see and listen to the.'Mcked White House Conference ing, on Tuesday evening of this were present, In clu d^ the presi summer. Macnaghten atfd D. J. Clark circuits New York—Ona hundred promin is already the ■ beginning o f wicked week at 8% ’clock. The citizens will of England, and are now on the dent, Mrs. Robert E. Eoote, smd five Washington. (AP.)—^That ol^war ness.—Confucius. be called -upon. to act on several former presidents, b|[rs. Edmund ent i>ersohs sign fetter tirging Hoo Makes Pubhc Its Findings Moss tour with the Syndicates and ver to push ratification of American horse of legislation, Muscle Shoals, matters of public interest. Appro Stoll,; (including the London Coli- Horton, Mrs. Clifford Perry, Mrs. adherence to World Court, Is being groomed to run another priations will be made and are pract seum) circuits to follow. Edward A. Smith, Mrs. John W. WAPPING tically the same as -last year. The Washington— Senator Reed pro On Needs of the Kiddies. Meeting Tuesday Deeter, and Mrs. (^aude W. Jones. heat^ ^rhnps its last. In Congress. Public Works committee plan to .Mrs, Kneeland. Jones of Bolton, a poses stispenslon o f quota ^^ximigra- lodmedln^e solution of the prob make two improvemehts and the The Ladies Auxiliary A. O. H., former Hebron resident, was tosust- Mr. and Mrsi Arthur E. Sharp tion for two years as unemplo^ent lem, which has vexe^ Congress for THANKSGIVING will meet tomorrow evening in the _ have sold their house to Mr. and rem edy. Washington, Nov. 24.— (AP)—^The sum of 37,000 is asked for new mistress, and the president and 12 years and has been of govehi- work on Brooklyn and West streets. C. L. of C. rooms in the Prescott former presidents and others fe” j Mrs. Harry i'rink of Wapping. They Washington— Methodist Temper- rights of American childhood have block. After the meeting there wUl mental concern since John C. Cal- The Lighting Committee asks for sponded to the toasts. The Uble was vill make some repairs before mov- ence Board urges amendment of re houii urged a survey of the region been expressed in the report of the be a Thanksgiving social and . re ing into it SUGGESTIONS WTiite House conference to all the an appropriation of $12,338, some decorated with blue and gold and apportionment law to bar aliens 106 years ago, ■will be sought at freshments. Mrs. Mary Meyers is Mrs. Alice GrEunt Smith has closed young as follows: what larger than the amount last was lighted with candies. Flowers from representation. the opening of this ■winter’s session chairman of the committee in her house and has gone to Hartford Washington — Tinkham demands 1 — Every prospective motheryear, -due to the improved lighting were presented to Mrs. Foote, the December 1. on Union street. It is expected small charge. president, and cakes with lighted for the winter. attorney general place corrupt prac AT should have suitable information, ' Funeral of Mrs. Saunders Proponents of government opera medicAl supercision during the pre lights will also be placed on other candies were cut by the five former Everett Cowles, age 62, of Blast tices charges agi^st Methodist tion, and advocates of the leasing The funeral of Mrs. John Saun presidents. The menu consisted of Hartford, was instantly killed Sat Board before Grand Jury. of the $135,000,000 power and ni natal period, competent care at con streets. ders of Oak street was held from finement. Every mother should have Under a new state code each city cold meats, salads, esdee, coffee, urday evening, when he was struck (jolumbus, Ohio— John G. Price, trate plant to private interests are her late home on Saturday after ex-ruler of Elks, dies at 69. C.H.TRY0N’S must provide an inspector of res jellies, etc. The committee on ar by an automobile while walking at loggerheads over disposition of post-natEil medical supervision for noon at 2:30, with Rev. George S. taurants and soda fountains. The rangements for the bEmquet were along Ellllngton Road. The auto Detroit— Four wounded in at the project. , herself and child. Brookes, pastor of Union church, of tempted robbery of Briggs hotel. appropriation asked for this work Mrs^ Irene Wright, Mrs. Karl Links, was driven by Horace B. La Beree of If the deadlock is not broken at POUC'TRY AND 2— Every child should receive ficiating. A delegation from Rosalie Wellington, Ohio— Pilot killed, periodical health examinations be is $200. Several, ^inspections were and Mrs. F. Elton Post. Plans for Worcester, Mass. Mr. La Beree is the short session, attempts may be Lodge, of which the deceased was a wpr filer injured when plane crashes MEATS fore and during the school period in made by Dr. J. R. Morin the past the coniing year were discussed. being held to appear in town court made to force a special session of member, attended. Burial was in Tax Collector Edward A, Smith cn a charge .->f criminal negligence. in nose dive. cluding adolescence, by the family year. London—Floods and gales wreak the new Congress next spring. Turkeys of quality 46c lb. Grove Hill cemetery. The bearers has 'completed the school enumera Sergeant William Cooney and Pa The Senate has supported the physician, or the schc^l or other The matter. of taking out com were Mark Hanna, Daniel Minor, damage in five European coimtries. Native Boasting Chickens 86c lb.> public physician, and such examina tion which takes in those children trolman John Clancy investigated Norrish resolution for government pensation insurance for the city em Martin Clifford and Charles Fran be'tween the ages of 4 and 16. The the accident. Mr. Cowels was' widely Dublin —General Mulcahy escapes Native Fowl 87o lb. tion by specialists and such hospi ployees, which would include mem assassination attempt. operation of the plant, while the Pork to Boast 27c lb. / tal care as its special needs may re cis. There were many beautiful fio- results are encouraging, showing i known in B^st Hartford, where he House has backed the Reece bill bers of the .police. and flre depart- ral tributes. that there were 253 children of ! was born and lived most of his life, Berlin—Geoige L. Harrison, Fed Legs of Lunb 82c lb. quire. rqents and. those, employed by the eral Reserve head, arrives for finan providing for private operation. Rib Boast Beef S5c lb. - v . 3— Evefy child should have regu Passion Play Talk above ages at the present time j For the past few years he had been After years of controversy dur Public Works .department,. will be enumerated, as compared with ^40 I engaged as a farm hand on various cial conferences. Sausage Meat 29c lb. . lar dental examination and ewe. an interesting matter to .be brought Miss Tamona Suessman, daughter Buenos Aires — Three Boli'vians ing which millions of words were SmaU Link Sausage SSe^lb. of. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Suessman in 1929, and 234 in 1928. Thus in j tobacco plantations. He leaves three 4—Every child should have in beftee the meeting. A claim of $750 spite of the fact that the last cen- j brothers, William Cowles of Suffield, killed in 8anta Fe pro'vlnce in plane spoken and written on the subject, Hamburg Steak 25o lb. struction in the schools in hfealth for compensation to K. Knebel of of Ann street, addressed the C. E. crash, the issue was deadlocked in con Lamb Patties, 3 for 26c. Society of the Union Congregational sus showed a drop of forty in the Charles and Louis Cowles of East and in safety from accidents, and Brooklyn street will be brought up Hartford and a - sister Mrs. F. E. Corunna, Spain — DO-X arrives ference committee last summer. Veal Patties, 8' for 25c. every teacher should be trained in church at its regular meeting held population of the 4own there is an at this time.' . Increase of 19 children of schdol age Fuller of East Hartford. He was a .from Santimder. Senator McNary, assistant Repub Dried Beef 1-4 lb. 20c. health programs. Amounts asked by the city de at the church at 6 o’clock on Sup- son of the late Henry L. and Mar Portland, Ore, — Sarazen and lican leader, says he will call Sen 5—Every child shoul 1 be prbtect- day evening. Miss Suessman who.re- within the last two years..The school partments are as follows: enumeration of 1922 gives only 208 garet Cowles. The funeral was held Dlegel tie at 287 for first place in ate and House conferees together FRUITS AND NUTS ed from communicable diseases to Sidewalks, curbs and gutters, $5,- turned from a trip abroad this sum Tuesday at the Whitney Funeral golf tourney. ^ as soon as Congress cone'vnes in an which he might he exposed at home, mer spoke on the Passion Play. The children of school age. This m ^es Large Florida Oranges 45o tezen. 000. within the past eight years an in Home, and the burial was In Center Chicago—San Francisco U. defeats attempt to break the deadlock. Califomla Oranges 79c dozen. in school or at play, and protected Public Works department $43j. I meeting was open to the public and cemetery. de Paul at football IS to 0. With imemployment legislation from impure milk and food. crease of 45 children, according to Grapes, 4 lbs. for 25c. I there were many people in attend- Mrs. Robert A. Boardman of Blast Columbus, Ohio—^Hagen, Diegel, and appropriation bills to be dis —Every child should have prop 700. ' ance. enumeration reports. Grape Fruit 10c and 12 l-2c each. Police department, $11,082.50. The Rfev. John W. Deeter met his Windsor Hill is at the Charter Oak Farrell, Sarazen and Horton Smith posed of in a short session, fast Apples, Baldwin and Greening 79c er/-sleeping rooms, diet, hours of Took Advantage o f Sale chosen for 1931 Ryder Golf team. work will be necessary if the Muscle and play, and parents should lights, $12,338. Bible class at the home of one of the hospital of Hartford, suffering from basket. Fire department, $9,350. Many people from Rockville took members on the green Thursday a nervous breakdown. Northampton, Mass.— Smith Col Shoals dispute la to be settled. 5 qts. Fancy Eating Ajq;>le8 25e. browve expert information as to the advantage of the two-day sale held lege Alumnae Association promises Health and Sewer, $12,200. evening. Mixed Nuts 28c lb. ir^ds of children of various ages as at the Dunhill clothing store at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Main of South yearly; contribution of $40,000 for Salaries, $4,300. Hundreds of Republicans and Windsor 'eft last Wednesday for English Walnnts S5o Ib. to these que^ons. Miscellaneous, $19,915. South Manchester on Friday and increase of faculty salaries. A t School .Democrats together celebrated the Washington, D. C., where they will ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT Grand total, $117,885.50. Saturday, receiving a breakfast set result at the polls when Leon G. Boston — Boston Typograp(hical GROCERIES , "^i—Every child should attend a with a purchase of $25 or over. visit their daughter. Union win ask EK>ston newspaper sdiool which has proper seating, Pilgrim Service Rathbone, Republican, and Claude The Wednesday afternoon Club White Loaf Flour, 1-8 barrel sack About eight hundred people at Thank Offering Service W. Jones, Democrat, were elected met at the home of Mrs. Brastus D. publishers to reduce working hours lighting, ventilation and sanitation. A special thank offering service from 44 to 42 hours. Dublin, Nov. 24 — (AP) —Deep 85c. For yoimger children, kindergartens tended the Pilgrim service at Union as representatives from Hebron to Burnham cf Pleasant Valley road mystery today surrounded what ap Confectionery Sugar, 3 pkgs. for was held at the Methodist church the general assembly. The celebra- Lynn, Mass.—Trio' in auto bear and nursery schools should be pro Congregational church on Simday tills parently was an attempt Sxmday to 26c. morning at 10:30. The call to wor on Sunday morning at 10:30, when tion took the form of a popular Mrs. Olive A. Jones of South ing New York plates hold up dice assassinate Gen. Richard Mulcahy, vided to supplement home care. gifts were brought by the members Daytona, i and get money and jewelry es- plum Pudding 29c can. 8— ^The school should be so orship was not given in the usual dance, at which an orchestra fjom Windsor, left Monday for minister of local government and Strictly Fresh Eggs 4fio dozen. manner in ringing the church bell, j of ,the church for the needy of the Willimantic with prompter, played 1 F lorida, where she expects to’■ - spend •' timated at $5,000 from 30 partici public health. General Mulcal^^ was ganized as to discover and develop pants. Dromedary Dates 19c pkg. but by the. beat of the drum. Wil community. The gifts were mainly for round smd square dancing. It j the-winter. Mrs. Walter G. New- not Injured by shots fired at him as the special abilities of each child, fruit and vegetables. The pastor. Bioston — Twenty-three persons Figs 15d pkg. and should assist in vocational liam Austin beat the drum calling was held at the Hebron Center Town i berry, formerly of this town, but he was entering the home of Prof, Seedless or Seeded' Balsina 11c Rev. M. E. Osborne preached on Hall, Friday evening. At about 11:30 I now living with her (feughter, Mrs killed in automobile accidents in Hayes, speaker of the Dialeiresinn guidance, for children, like men, the assembly. Following the beat of pkg. the drum, a pilgrim congregation "Sacrifice of‘ Thanksgiving.’’ all Joined in a grand march, after James G. Harvey in East Hartford Massachusetts, last week. but one of his guards was wounded. succeeded by the use of their strong Notes Brookline, Mass,—George S. John Currants, 1 lb. pkg. 17c, 12 oz can est qualities and special interests. marched in and were seated in pews which severed speakers were heard. accompanied her. ’The incident has greatly agitated 'Davis Baking Powder,: 12 1-20, 6 reserved for them, men on one side A sale of articles made by the There included former Representa son, 63, custodian of the Brookline Dublin. Police refused any informal 9— ^Every child shoxild have some blind will be held at the Ellington public library, commits suicide. oz. can 20c. form of religious, moral and charac and women on the other. The serv tive Ames L. Sisson of Hopevale, tion whosoever regarding the affair. None Such Miiice Sjeat, 2 pkgs. 26c Library Tuesday from 2 to 5 p. m. who can always b depended upon Providence, R. I.—Damage esti Early Cranberries 14c qt. ter training. ice was the same actually held in PARIS PUTS QUIETUS mated at $50,000 caused by fire in 10— Every child has a right to a . A meeting Of all interested in to. put the audience in roars of Late Howe Cranberries 20c qt. Plymouth In New England' in the joining the All-Rockville basketball the Commerce building. place to play with adequate facili year 1621, and the sermon preached laughtar. Representative elect Wil- Citron Peel 22c pkg. team has been called for this .eve- "liam Citron of Middletown was also Westerly, R. I.—Joseph A. Bour- ties therefore. by Rev. Cushman at Plymouth on ON JAZZ BANDS FROM BLUE RIBBON Orange or Lemon Peel 18o pkg. 11— ^With the expanding domain ning at the home of Edward Hem- present and spoke humorously and beau, 20, arrested ■with his younger LiUle Buster P;op jOom 14cBaa* Dec. 9 of that year was read by Rev. mann of 59 Ward stree.t. to the point' Representative elect brother Saturday, escaped from of the community’s responsibilities George S. Brookes. There was no Sweet Cider 30c g ^ for children, there should be proper Harold Schiebe of Orchard street Walter N, Jewett of Hampton had AMERICAN CAMPUSES Westerly jail. Mrs. Clock's Canned Good*— choir, no children’s address, no or is taking the place of Bartholemew motored over for the occasion and Rockland, Me.—Bernard Skinner BAKERY provision for and supervision of gan music. The regular congregation Cherries, Raspberries, Qifinoe, recreation and entertainment. Mullins, substitute carrier at the lo spoke brieflj^ giving , some good of Winthrop believed to have estab Peaches, Strawberries, FMra 40c took no part in the service, all be cal post office, and is taking the pointers on the good roads situation lished new parachute record when Labor Problem ing in charge of the pilgrim congre Paris (AP)—The French capital jar. 12— Every child shoxild be pro west end route. Th'e regular carrier, as applied to rural communities. All ■will nofopen its arms to American he “baled out” 14,00a feet in the air. FRUIT CAKES Vegetable:^ aJJ id n ^ gation, who sang Psalms. Luther William C. Pfunder. is laid up with were roundly applauded. Ice cream tected against labor that stunts Fuller acted as the Elder and read college boy jazz bands next summer ------T ~ — . (>anberry Sa«M» 19c can. growth, either physical or mental, a fractured leg and Mr. Mullins, the and several'kinds of cake were then as it has been doing. We make our own Bonnut Batter the scripture. He also expounded substitute, is very dll at his home M served to all free, and the dance BUIQiJED TO DEATH that limits education, that deprives the question which the pastor an The talkies are forcing the Musi SQUASH - MINCE 29c lb. children of the right of comradship, Stafford. - ^ .. went on. Suddenly the electric lights cians’ Union to tighten up on re Sage Cheese 48e lb. . swers in his sermon. The Elder also Kiowa Council, .Degree, of Poca went out and left the merry makers strictions applying to foreigners. Weymouth, Mass., Nov. 24— (AP) Cream Cheese S5o lb. of joy and play. reminded the congregation that the —^WiUiam fitataioeky, of 286 Lin 13— Every child who is blind, deaf, hontas, will na®et in Red Men’s hall in total darkness and the gayeties Three hundred native players wete PIES Snappy Cheese 15c pkg. collection is about to be taken, stat coln street, North Abington, wus crippled o r otherwise physicsiUy on Friday night’ Plans: will be dis perforce had to end. As this was put out ofjob s recently in one day. Made of the purest ingred Boaqnet Cheese 25c 1*4 Ib. pkg. ing that “The Lord Loveth a Cheer cussed for--Charter Member night about midnight all were satisfied Simultaneously, police began to de- burned to death here early today Bowe’s Famous Oysters 89c han^capped should be given expert 1 ients and baked « to just the study and corrective treatment ful Giver.’’ Rev. Charles P. Redfield to be held the first meeting night in and wetn home contentedly. The 1 mand working permits from foreign when his automobile got out of con where there is the possibility of re led the prayer. At the'time of the December. ■! Representatives elect, Claude W. ! orchestras in night clubs aild Ohio trol and stxuck a tine. Flames en right degree of perfection. VEGETABLES lief, and appropriate development or collection the men of the pilgrim Jone6, Democrat, and Leon G. Rath- restaurants, and several were veloped the machine and Statalosky They are delicious. ^ congr^ation marched to the tabie bune, Republicat»,' were heartily wra burned before passing motor Celery 15c bnnoli. training. Children with subnormal forced to leave the eoimtry. Lettuce 9c head. or abnormal mental conditions presenting tbeir offering in the col- j POINCARE’S PLAN IS congratulated on die success of F’r.ench musicians say that the ists could free him from the ■wreck lection plate,' the women reraainingrl their celebration. college jaxz bands arrive in Oie age. LET US ROAST Carrots, 3 bunches for 250*- should receive adequate sthdy, pro Spinach 19c peck. tection, training and care. seated. i A. heavy , string -of traffic came summer, having “played” their w ^ YOUR TURKEY On the Communion table was a 1 CUniNG FRENCH DEBT across on (^ean liners. They are 10 lbs. Onions 25c. ' 14—Every waif and orphan in through Ifebrbn Center on Saturday Wliite Onions, 4 lbs. for 25c. need must be supported. silver candleabra containing three going toiOjd frbpi the Yale Bowl for assured rCTum passage by the HONEYDEW FLAVOR Cookies, D^ghnuts,’ Crull lighted candles, which made, the steamship companies for the enter-^ ers, Bread, Roils, Spice Cakes. 7 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 25c. 15— Every child is entitled to the Paris.— (AP)—France is reducing «ie YaJe-B&jry^jfd fotball game. The Hubbard Squash 8c lb. beautiful service more effective. tainment they, give paying passen If you serve a slice of fresh lime feeling that he has a home. The ex her national debt about one-third of ..^tate police rqute was so planned as Leave your order with our Parsnips 5c Ib. tension of the services in the com Rev. Gedtge S. Brookes who J:o pass through the open coimtry, gers. But between crossings they and- some powdered ginger in a invade Paris and in order to make salt shaker when you have honey- salesmen or Potatoes SSQ.peck. munity should supplement and not .avoiding cltiee as far as possible. Turnips, YeUow or White 2 6 c supplant parents. ' it meeting bf St, Peter’s Parish expenses, offer their ser'Vices at low dew melon, it emphasizes the care, ''saviop of the franc,’’ who, prices. : piquancy of the flavor. DIAL 8856 ■ peck. Special Care as they leave -the church each Sun when premier,In i926, insisted that Aid society was held at the rectory 16— Children who habitually failday, was missed at the door. Possi Thursday afternoon. Work was con to meet normal standards of human certain taxes and the profits on bly no- greeting of this kind was matches and- tobacco be devoted to tinued on. the. yestmrats for the behavior should be provided special used at the Pilgrim service in 1621 choir, and plaiw were made for work care under the guidance of the debt reduotion. on altar h ah g^ s. Mr. Allen L. Carr and the pastor carried out all de The 1930 re^bt| of the “Autono- school, the community health or wel tails of that service. was present %nd talked over some fare center or other agency for con mods ’Etqid ofi ^Linortlzation’’ shows of the parish- sfeeds with those Speak to Men’s Corner that it has accomplished even more tinued supervision or, if necessary, Herbert O. Clough, superintend present. "J/"' control. than. Poincare predicted. It has re John Blnnih|^6*k son 6f the Rev. ent of the public schools in this city, moved the . menace of the National 17— Where the child does not havewas the speaker at the meeting of Percy Binningwn,-rector of Christ these services, due to inadequate in Defense bbhds Of which often eight church, South;.'’Farms, Middletown, the Men’s Corner of the Methodist billion francs’ worth matured in a come of the family, then such serv church on Sunday morning at 9:3Q. was the guest b f::^ e n L. Carr at ices must be provided to him by the single inonth, emptying the public St. Peter’s_ R ecto^Ibr_ several _ days, community, He had as his subject “The Meaning of Thanksgiving.’’ The message was treasury. Now those bonds run for i re'tu r^ gY o'm e"§W ay e've'nlne' 18— The iiiral child should have as two years and not more than a bil Mrs. E'verett G. Lord and her sis satisfactory schooling, health protec very inspiring and interesting. There lion francs mature in any one were many members and friends at ter, Mrs. Annate. Gilbert, attended tion and welfare facilities as the an exhibit of ahtiic|ues at the Bond city child. the meeting. _ Besides reducing. thp prui(^alr Hotel, Hartford'on'Friday. 19— In order that these minimum O th ers^ w Meteor ^‘fund” has lowered interest The Rev. and Mrs. Howard C. protections of the health and wel It was reported last \reek that on g per cent. Yet France sUll Champe have returned from their fare of children may be everywhere Wednesday about dusk two children pg^yg interest not-quite half of from Dobsonville had seen a large trip to Mt. Vernon where Mr. available, Jiere should be a district, her $2,000,000,000 budget. Champe gave his moving picture county or community organization ball of fire descend from the sky for health education and ' welfare, to the woods near Talcottville. It FAHEY AS SPEAKER with fvill time officials, coordinating has been learned since that time with a statewide program which will that people in the ■vicinity of Broad Boston, Nov. 24.,—(AP)—John H. YOUR CAR be responsible to a nation-wide serv Brook, Ellington and this city saw Fahey, publisher of the Worcester ice of general information,'statistics this strange sight at the same time. Post and former president of the WASHED Q u id ifu and scientific research. This should Damon Temple Meeting U. S. Chamber of Commerce, will include: Damon Temple, Pythian Sisters, address the Jefferson society tonight (A ) —Trained full time publicwill meet in Foresters Hall tonight at a dinner in hpnor of Go'vemor- ^NOmiTINGi health ofliciids with public h ^ th at 8 o’clock. After the meetlng'vthere nurses, sanitary inspecuon and late- Elect Joseph B. Ely and Senator- $1.25 will be a members whiiat and social Elect Marcus A. -Coolldge. His sub ratory workers. hour. All members should make a 8IMONIZING (B) —Available hospital beds. ject will be “The Duty of the Demo special effort to be present. cratic Party in the Economic: Situa $8.00 (C) —Pull time public welfare Tambo and Tambo services for the relief and aid of tion Confronting the Country To , ^LSO N ’S AUTO WASH children in special need from pover The two Kleindist brothers, day.” > ' Bear of Johnson Block ty or misfortune, for the protection of children from abuse, neglect, ex ploitation or moral hazard. (D) —The development of volun tary organization of children for purposes of instruction. When pos sible, existing agencies should be co New Webster’s College, Home and Office ordinated. U. S. BROADCASTS LEAD Dictionary Coupon MW ■^Yotf’can secure this wonderful book of knowledge IN AMOUNT OF JAZZ 'vhich contains complete Radio and Wireless edition by clipping coupon^aiid bring or send it to the Manchester Washington.— (AP)—Jazz music :i ’I Evening Herald Business Office with 98c in cash and is more prominent on the radio pro this New Webster College, Home, and Office dictionary grams of this country than in Eu-^ is yours. repe. Research by government experts I disclosed that European radio pro grams "carry only 7 per cent damce Name and Jazz music as compared with 33.9 per cent for the tJnite4 States, 'i Music was found to occupy 68.61 Address per cept of European programs and 52.96 per cent of United States pro If ordered by mail, add 12c extra for piostage and packing grams. Europe devoted 18.0k per cent of , MAIL OB BRING TO, BUSINESS OFFICE its iXidto'time to edueatio including 4"^ :per ceht: to lectures. Ba sive to add to mail ordeto; While'the: United States gave .on^., 1.08 per; of , ito time. to formal edijcntftm, thto cotoltty’ used 1942 ter eenttototormiHediK^ttdn h^d no counterpart Ih Europe, r iA .'.v.fcx-' :-.t \*^ -:-r tVV - t ? itr-S m : %' r« sands Chlnew homeless ai^ wages.3>ur friend talks about comes hopeless. . ' POST OFFId SCHEBUE iq. - , •. .. xj-;*.. LE(30N ^ One of the'’most appalling conse- BOLIVIAN FLIERS - OPEN FORUNI r “Cut'the tradesmen’s wages liii r.' 5 rV,- quenceejof the (»mmHn|^qctt^ti^ three.” Ves, but we fail to see any k a s x.the 10M.,of wfopff, < 'IltidrJVeds ■ '-itP*:., -.--A DEPRESSION urge to cut the, emploj^er'a profits in \ DAMAGE. READY destroyed gfalh' ^ itaug^iAered ■x-i > BURNED TO DEATH three, thiey can still contiilue their or drove away the livestock aim < -i Editor, The Herald: sweet v^ay making naillionaires qf . : - ‘ .'"i First.To Be cornpletfeiy ixilried bnR C TarhiSi Both the Manchester an3-”8outo\i I have just read your report of menqselyes, (and please don’t say > ' . ; ' ■ V . , i ning, less the; government'is'able-to'Tout Manchester postofRc^iMll observe' anything about theih). 'f. the talk Mr. HowelP Cheney made Reds^ this, winter, thousand of Qours Thduoksgiving Day, ' . Mr. Qtizen, go back to the oid Masonic bcUday Experifflents. Made In Thisi fields will not be planted, next 1: (Ollqi^: ‘ Plane Crashes and Catches before the Get TogethCT Club, and days if you want to when you sat spring. ^ . Noy.vZ it makes me laugh. But my laugh behind old Dbbin in a buggy, racing phatighai. (AP.)-=^Chinese politi-, rlef. Rural Cartier or .Parcel Post along a t fiye',6r six miles an hour^ It time enjoyed all ;w ^ ‘ attended didlverieax'eili Thjuradf^rr J The s t ^ p , ter almost turns to anger when 1 State Prove Successful lu; clans who flaunted the’ rebel stand Fire In Marshland— Avia seems to us you will have td get the Armistice Day dance a t^ e Mh- registry Vnd-geriefal udllvwy win realize that millions of people'are rents, foiod, coal and shoes etc. back fiirK in tf i Peacll | Temple, the IHli^th-CqmeU ard have "fled into ^ Shansi province pliSSENGER PLANE dow wSl.be open from 7:30 to 10:30 2 out of.. work .,, because, many j other! i to pre war days, before you lower i l/UrDing ij^UilCUldl IcawijpQgt JQ of the Amettchn: iS ^ n lea^g ' the ’ N an^g government & m., and: toe,m on^'order window tors Planned 1,800 Mile vdll conduct two danoqsldulihg'^t^^ executives think sa lie does. Jir. \ bring about those wonder- confronted with the task of repair Genoa, Italy, Nov. 24.-^(A P) — will be closed ail day. ; Cheney says one man’s ideas are as | fui reforms you wish to see in' this i month of Decembei*. If th^h/prove Reports reached here today that the Mails will be-recitived and dis Moth. ing the d am ^ e caused by the 1930 Trip. good as the next one’s. How can an j Qur day. ! I successful others wiU fblldwi every Italian mail and passenger plan'e, patched as per regular schedule un ignorant man’s opinion 'be as good j ^ atizens reference to carpenters I ______! two weeks. ^ - civil war. “Irony/’ tost ^tween Barcelona and til 11:00 a. m. All. departments of Monday evening B^ember 1, is as an intelligent man’s? ^ | ,agreeing to work in Hartford for j The fact that the rebel, chiefs Marseilles, was wrecked after mak both offices will clo^ at 11:00 a. m. Big business men by the hundreds 1 ?7‘W) per instead $8 and he would * le small^b to the eijd by Petroleum f ''.r 'A' ** - -T'— "'.z. ^ 5: -I—-V--V fAGESIX ^ y— r V ' MANCHESTER EVENING ^ ^A W > , SOUTIi M A N ^ MONDAV^^OVfWBIt ^4, X m j ------^'------^: - - A _ ____* - -* ■ — - ______•— -■ -- i ~ ___ ; L_L “ -' - • - the least dUSHcuify to brtogtog about an impending hard winter or •< '!V '*; eoUdatioii to paw if t&e people of all aboqt Jobs lietog hard to get. - Ew t^ Beratt the districta would rid theiiieelvcd Whether the- out-of-town people ; WASHINGTON of p r e j^ o w that are based on who hold Jobs to Hartford wiU oe . 'tOBUSHBD BT THE bURAliO'PRlNTINa COMPANY. INC anciwt superi^ttoos as empty as a tapped over again for this new ad l o i t e r -i.V /, 13 Bissau Strset belief to withes. dition to the «hest we^have no idea. ■ South Manchester. Conn. , THOMAS PERGD80M The esseniial thing to dlseusstos But,the circumstance that after six By BODNEY DUTC^EB ^dent of the Southern Pacific, now' ' . ‘ Osneral Manager ^ this project is to jUnk the antique h u n ^ d thousand doUars has been lives to San Francisco. He began as a a freight clerk and during the war suspicions and antipathies inherited swMted out of the people for the Washington, Nov.] 24.—^The not Founidsd October 1. 1881 very large town of Washington, in was chfdrman of western depart /Published Every Evening Except from grandfathers and great grand community’s “welfare work” it it Iowa is known in Washington, D. ment of ‘Jie Railroad War Board. Bundays and Holldaya Entered at the fathers an4 give, one another credit suddenly discovered thaf SOme C., as the mother of railroad ex Stone, bom to Ainsworth, which, Post Office / at South ManOhester. for being on the leveL Once the money is feally needed for charity perts. to right Alongside Washington, had Conn» as Second Class Mall Matter. attended Washington Academy and SUBSCRIPTION RATES whole town geta into that frame of Is a Commentary on the community There were five “Washington One Year, by mall ...... 86.00 boys” who grew up and became ^ * spent his entire railroad career on. Per Month, by mall ...... $ .60 mind there need be nb great diffi chest system that is plentifully re soclated with the railroad industry the Rock Island. As grand'ctoef of Delivered, one year ...... $9.00 the locomotive engineers from 1903 Single copies ...... 8 .08 culty about filing up the details to vealing. y ' and its problems, recalls Senator everybody's wtlsfaotion. That this town has never fallen Smith Wildman Brookhart of Iowa, to his death in 1925 be biscame one MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED and although each one pursued a of the greatest labor leaders of his PRESS • V for Uiat whited sepulchre of. an in time. He pioneered in the labor . The Associated Press Is exclusively different task; each became one of .. u,- entitled to the use (or republicatlon NEW BELIEF BODY • stitution is something for Manches the foremost l ^ e r s to his own ! movement, Md although bis enterprises hsve lately had. pad luck, of all news dispatches credited to It That there is room in Manchester ter people to be devoutly thankful field. or not otherwise . credited In this for Just such a relief organization for. he was once head of labor finamdal. ;>aper and also the local news pub* ’They are all dead or retired now institutions which' had , total re .Ished heroin. as that now being formed under the Ydth the exception of Brookhart, Fi All rights of republicatlon of sources of $100,000,000. special dispatches herein are also re* auspices of the. Chamber ot Com who is the Senate’s most vigorous Thome Aided Shippers served. merce is beyond doubt. advocate of government ownership Thome began his practice - at IN NEW YORK and operation of the roads. SPECIAL ADVERTISING RBPRE* Our understanding is that the pre Washington, Iowa, and first became BENTa TIVE: Hamilton * DeLlsser. ’There was Warren S. Stone, the i a railroadv expert as special counsel cise manner of this group’s func grand chief of the Brotherhood^ of Inc., 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. New York, Nov. 24.—^Notes from for shippers, states and cities before Y.. and GU No^th Michigan Ave. tioning has not yet been determined, Locomotive Engineers, who- original the Interstate Commerce Commis Chicago. Ills. a convenient cuff: ^ . but there will be plenty of work for ly came'from Washington, Iowa. sion. He was a member of the iowa The warmest bit of chitter-ebat- And William Sproule, who became Board of Railroad Commissioners for . Full service client of N E A Ser? it to do, unless our guess Is all ter of the moment concerns a cer ▼ice. Inc. ^ president of the^ Southern Pacific. years and at one time president of wrong. Perhaps ^ e new body will tain character in Mary Borden’s new Member. Audit Burssu of Clrouls* And Clifford Thome, who became the' National Association of Railway decide .at the outset that it will not novel, “A Woman With White one of the .world’s greatest experts Commissioners. He was pre-eh^ent tlons. Eyes.” The character is so plainly The Herald Printing Company. Inc., act to any circumstance as a fimd on railroad economics. iu his field at the time of bis death assumes no ftnanclal responslblUty drawn that there is no mistaking in 1923. for typographical errors appearing In raising or dispensing mechanism but And Glenn Plumb, author of the it. famous "Plumb plan” for railroad Plumb, though a Wasbington advertisements in the Manchester For years she kept “open house” Evening Herald. rather as a clearing bouse through control. -- county boy, went to Harvard law which already orguilzed groups to Parte, dwelling there with an And Brookhart, who was not bom school and became a railroad law MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24. may co-ordinate their efforts and other American woman who later in or near Washington, but came yer. His famous railroad reor married into European royalty. Her ganization plan, wblcl^ lost out when avoid duplication and lost motion. from Missouri and made his home CONSOLIDATION •V / hospitality, not so many years back, Senator Cummins deserted it In fa was almost a legend. She has for there. Whether or not the average citi It is possible, too, that It may find Three railroads nm through vor of the present Esch-Cumminz years been identified with artistic transportation act, would have zen, or even the average tax payer, it expedient and useful to set up Washington, Iowa, although it is and literary matters. a city of less than 6,000 popula placed the carriers imder a board of Victor R -io Is the latest will be able to get clearly thjough new bodies or ^encles for the per And the portrait drawn of her has 16 men, five of whom would have tlcm. Perhaps that had something achievement of the famous his head the sets of figures that formance of d^artments of relief crept from tea-table conversation been representatives of the em to do with the coincidental pro ployees, who were to share In the Victor. Talking Machine have been em^oyed to elucidate the work that do not fall within the Into the society columns where one duction of this remarkable quin Imagine the thriU of always having the en of the frankest refers to it as earnings. >lumb died in 1922. Company. It has these dis Ir “equalization” method to be fol scope of those already in existence. tet joyment of one of the world’s finest radios vicious libel”—or something of Brookhart began practice in tinctive features, making it lowed to case Manchester’s school Manchester has never been that sort. r AU Met at Capital Wasbington at the age of 23 and to your home I You can own the model one of the greatest nffio called on to erect the machinery for Back in 1917, Brookhart recalls, participated in railroad rate cases, R-16 Victor Radio for only $181, complete districts are consolidated, it is diffi The Mary Borden, who thus finds they all met at a joint congressional extensive charitable work. Its mu her book creating wid»«8ocial whis associating bimself with Cummins in values of the seaison: 5-Glr- cult to gqess. There are many pec- hearing here and realized for the with tubes, and pay for It a UtUe at a time, nicipal charities department and pering, is a former Chicagoan who political lights With the railroads. cult, screen-grid, mlcro-^yn>> p ^ t o whom figures mean nothing first time Just what Washington bad He is now a member of the Senate if you wish! Select this radio now. Have * the welfare groups associated with became identified with war-time ebronous receiver. Italian, but a headache. Only a few are en work, married the British General done < fer the railroad business. Interstate Commerce Committee and it Installed for 'Thanksgiving If you. prefer, its religious bodies have always type i>erlod cabinet! dowed with the "accountant” mind. Spears and became a figure in fash Brookhart had been fighting the has been before it repeatedly on be or we’ll store it away until Christmas. Pay functioned admirably in the past, ionable London and Paris life. Her railroads tor 15 years and be was on half of bis c:wn railroad consolidation ^ u t there are qualities as general here to make statements for govern Just a little each week on our Budget Plan. I their capacity being fully equal to husband was elected to Parliament Dill, which provides for a goveru- 'ailthe gift of mathematics is rare— ment owoership b^ore the New- uient ownership system somewhat the relaavely very small amount of as conservative member from Car common sense and faith in the good lisle, and she was one of bis lead lands committee, which was study blmilar to (he Canadian plan- Brook acute poverty that haa come within ing railroad reorganization. Sproule, hart wants two qompettog oroes- intentions of one’s fellow man. And ing campaign figures. the community’s expenence. the railroad magnate: Stone, the country systems. » it'seems to us that both of these labor leader; Thome the economist, Easy Terms Too! . Profoundly it Is to bs hoped that That personal record of General “If the railroads continue to fight qiiaiities must contribute to a wide and Plumb, the railroad lawyer with for higher races and against water the town .will not have to face much Pershing that has caused no end the plan backed by the railroad lab . ^ ep tan ce of the consolidation pro* of bidding is said to have finally way transportation there may be mors t b u a normal amount of or unions, were all there represent 8ome chance that the people wiU de-. jj|!t. ^ brought $260,000, for book rights, ing their various viewpoints. Wash destitution doling the coming win serial rights and all the rest—which cide to take them over,” the senator I ^ s ld e from the isolated instance ter. Zn fact there are sighs that ington bad come to Washington. says. “The railroads had better is something of a record. . . , And Sproule, who bad retired ae presi- watch out. ’ o f Hartford there is hardly a city Justify that hope. But we cannot Helen Kane, after all that court WATKINS BROTHERS, i n c . any importance in the United be exactly sure that unusual effort ruction, is seen about these nights I ^ t e s which stlU adheres to the dls* with her yoimg husband, who win not be necessary; aito it Is well seemed to have been left miles be ^&Xip‘t,0 )eeigjtajUe>nc I t3^ct system of schools. There are to be properly organized to meet hind. . . . Boop-de-oo-doop! ‘Household Poets ’ Back In Favor vbry few large towni which still any contingency. Randolph Churchill, son of the sfick to it, Throughout the country The new body being formed by celebrated Winston, has been visit ing the Harlem spots. . . . They do As Collectors Hunt First Editions aig a whole t^e district school system President Hohentbal of the Cham fb^ major communities is regarded say that Libby Holman, New ber ehould be of the greatest useful York’s favorite blues warbler, who I as being ar out-dated as the veloci ness to thS circumstances. halls from anclnnatl, will marry Chicago. (AP.)—'Time was when.<^ A copy of a first edition of. pede. , For many years cities and Clifton Webb, the sleek dancer, who first editions of America’s "house “Evangeline,” published in Boston towns have been abandoning it and was her partner in the "Moaning hold poets” —Longfellow, Holmes, in 1847, is offered tor $350 in a l*BlSON PBOBE Whittier, Lowell and Bryant—were recent catalogue. “Ultima Thule,” we never beard of one which, having Low” number. We have never been in sympathy Thomas hjelgban, after kissing to be picked up for a pittance in is listed at $150. edopted consolidation, returned to with the Investigation into the con the films goodby, has gone back to the bins of every second hand book Whittier’s “Snowbound,” his fa tbs district system. Ordinary com duct of the State Prlsra at Wethers them. . . . And don’t forget that store. mous poem, fetches in the neigh mon sense would seem to indicate we told you that the name of Rex For a time it was the cry of the borhood of $300, if it is the 1806 field which began today, ’There has modernists that these American i that all these communities can’t be Bell would be the next to be men Boston edition, of the first issue PARIS GEIS NEW never been any adequate reason for tioned to connection with Clara “literary immortals” were outmod-1 and with the last page numbered 62. HEALTHrW r ADVICE wrong and the handful of excep It and we cannot see the Justifica Bow’s affairs of the heart. . . . ed. I Holmes’ prose, rather than his tions, like Hartford and Manchester, tion for Governor Trumbull’s ap Rudy Vallee dropped about $40,000 Now, however, first editions—by ' poems, are the most valuable to 3H Dr mudA McCoy ^ right. pointment of a special commission before be closed up the Cafe Daffy- the men whose life and works have first edition collectors. The green PORT DWARFING Common sense also tells Mr. dill, in which he had a. half Interest. been studied in every American cloth edition of the "Autocrat,” to listen to the opinions of a select school—have leaped into the fore published in Boston in 1857, has Average Citizen that the more com The other half was dropped by Don group of cranks, it is very much DIckerman, who has made a for front of eagerly sought Americana. | been quoted as high as $250. sswcMf# BOURGET FIELD plicated any governmental system to be doubted that the commission tune in several other spots. Certain famous volumes, such as James Russell Lowell’s “The is the more liable it is to waste, error will bear anything but opinion. “ Snowbound,” and “Evangeline,” Bigelow Papers,” Cambridge, 1848. and “The Autocrat at the Breakfast is held to be worth $175. Emerson’s and futility: the greater the division One man, a dismissed chaplain at Poetry societies are thriving FOTATOES--OOOD WINTER ^sktos on, then peel them and mash Le Bourget, Prance. (AP.)—Pari|- of responsibility the less sure we again la Greenwich Village. So Table,” 'bid fair to rank among the first editions range upward to $85; FOOD wi,tb a little cream or milk, the prison, gave out a newspaper expect snow any day. The garret- leaders to desirable American those of William Cullen Bryant to ” Potatoes may be used for thicken Is to' hsve a new super-^rportw must be of satisfactory results. statement charging brutality in the dwellers are picking out • warm books. $35. In making a list of wholesome ing soups made of non-starehy vege sod Le Bourget is std. ' ^ Manchester’s school system is more treatment of prisoners. ’The article places to spend the evening without starchy^foods, I always place toe tables. Scalloped potatoes make a tr S d iMdtag flelcL jUuj^ complicated than Congress; its func paying rent. . . . The Duncan hearty dish tor a wintry day, and to Itself showed that be held spe potato at toe hea'd of toe list; Po \ V** *P«ctacular arrfyal of tions and processes are more diffi Sisters, first of the “sweet-singing” number have come in from closer FLIER REACHES TOKYO al:e made uy paring, slicing and lay J^dbeigh to toe dead of nJ|ht aftS cial views as tq what conatltuted sister acts—and they really are points, In case you haven’t heard tatoes have the advantgae over ing potatoes to a deep dish to lay cult to understand. That seems to brutaUty. But the Priaon' Board most other forms o f' starch in not Nem York, sisters—have, separated after all about it, the idea is that Postal has Tokyo, Nov. 24.— (AP)— The ers covered with milk and a little be a rather ridiculous situation. rather foolishly demanded an inves these years. The reason, they say, producing an acid condition to toe butter. Tbe milk and potatoes blend compliment, arranged to act as a theatrical Hon. Mrs. Victor Bruce, escorted by body. Common sense might very well tigation and the governor—it seems Is that Vivian, who became Mrs. ticket distributing point, taking and together while cooking. and countiesf**Jtoer several Japanese airplanes, landed The potato yields both, heat and Avoid potatoes which have turned been found inadequate; has tell Mr. Average Citizen, too, that to us without due consideration— Nils Asther, expects to be a mamma delivering orders either at the soon and will take a trip to Eu branch offices or by wire. , . . today at Tacnikw’a airdrome from energy, and is helpful to prptectli^ I off all of the green if you split up any organization into acquiesced. the body against toe Winter odd.' • - • if years lateir, rope. . . . This team started, by Sounds like a smart idea at least. Osaka, ending a notable flight from X o f t L ^ ^ JitJ: before cooking toe rest for eight or ten parts the eight or ten England to Takyo. She left Eng-1 toe green rontains a blbitter substance As a result of all this we shall the way, at a small sum and worked . . . Anything to break up the old England to Takyo. mins, but potatoes should not be units cannot be operated as cheaply have a two weeks’ session of a group to $4,000 a week and better. scalper system, which was one of land in September. which is .fiigbtjy poisonous. -t boiled over fifteen minutes or some “ , 1 as one. of citizens, who conceivably might The new telegraph-theater ar the theater’s major annoyances. of toe vitamin C is destroyed. Bak tf^wendoUs strides* made bv QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Obviously the weight- of argu find better use for their time, de rangement for distributing Broad GILBERT SWAN. WINDOW STRIPS ing does not destroy this vitamin' as since the war. '' • way theater tickets is getting a big readily. (Weak Stomach) ment, as a general proposition, must voted to listening to the airing of ‘ ^’^^ TT As Giant Airplane Limded in Engflandr^^ MST. : ; Patchoguej^;^ Y;^ No*, 24.-!-(AP) , —Guns biased through th» -malhi streets of ilxcee Long Island towns \ ■ . s w . ^ early today as the district attorney of Suffolk county engaged in com-', ‘^U he Strdn^e, Romantic Shfy Behind The ^ y Who sM. bat with abuth"s&6re runi~runnem 1 ' * < - - When the battle subsided a bead- nght on the automobile of' the dis Hay Try To Gain Hungary s Throne ■ .it trict. attorney. Alexander G. Blue, ______© IM P . NEA SERVICE. INC. was shattered. No arrests were suule. *' An undercover agent telephoned CONCLUDING — “Archduke Otto and suffering. That made, the Ger self and cum over the power to alty they met an airplane, which Blue at 3 a. m. that two boanbads and the Hapsbnrg' Curse.’* man kaiser furious. him. flew them mto Hungarian territory, of liquor were.being unloaded at the When revolution broke out as Horthy pointed put the dangers landing them at Sopron. 'n in ^ r Pcflnt d u b in Skusit .IsUp. of civil war and the further dan Colonel Lehar, his friend, had DEATH IN EXILE WAS PRICE debacle neared, Karl and his family Blue leaped out of bed, summoned ger that 'he Czechs and the Yugo cut all telegraph and telephone wires an assistant and a deputy sheriff OTTO’S FATHER PAID FOR fled to Switzerland. There they in the district. He had under him lived quietly while the peace treaties slavs would invade the country to and raced toward East,Islip. . DOUBLE GAMBLE TO REGAIN prevent a restoration of the mon Hungarian troops loyal to Karl, but LOST' KINGDOM FOR HAPS- were formiflated and one once great he had not oeen able to procure the They found th e road b locks by empire cut into tiny pieces by the arch. three aedshs and a tti^ - t y - '. 7* - . -' / - . ^ -iK 1 y X ii: T V .;7'v- ^ ... . . ™ \ - ■' V ' • '1 8 1 PAGE EIGirr MANCHESTER EVENING HERALft, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24| 193a ’ t . . . >,3 CO’S .escape was, discovered, tele plane on his flight, and other mat a superb supporting east, among '/- DAILY RADIO PROGRAM graphed Army posts and aviation ters. In connection with the charge whom are Widlace Beery, units throughout the nation to look he was removed froih the Spetnlah Hyams, Jim iSiUy and Polly Moran. 308.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND— »9a for him and to guard particularly Moniilay, Noyember 34. 6:30—Boys; skettdi book. Leading DX Stations. ait service. Last December BTanco This stirring tale of tee ^ will be ’ .When tfaa Re&l Folk* of‘ Thompklna 7:00—WJZ programs (4 hrs.) 405.2— WSB, ATLANV,’ 740. against his getting a plane in which was arrested on charge of sedition shown Tuesday and Wednesday rT^orn^i‘8 come to the microphone Mon* 11:00—Midnight dance melodies. 8:30—NBC programs (1 hr. t E S C A I ^ t R I M to flee the country. but was freed after a day’s deten Only. M \ idsy evenlns 9:30# the women of the 348.8— WABC, NEW YORK— 860. 10:30—Conservatory o f music. Hah Many Friends tion.--- ' community will hold the etaefo pro* 8:00—Two dance orchestras. 11:00—Amos *n’ Andy; violinist. On Tuesday and Wednesday eve aentlng & blackface performance of 6:16—Schutt end Oomell, team. 11:30—Studio program:-orchestra. They also began a watch over nings, tee management of the State itheir own. It 1« probable that the 7:15—Crockett Mountaineers. 1:00—Slumber boat music. clubs, cafes and houses of relatives is prepared to give away 300 pounds diea Augmented Orchestra imd the lo* 7:30—Astrologer: Deutseb’e orch. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1929. and friends where Franco might be cal bonrblrdv Mrs. Effl* Watts, will 8:00— RIch'e orchestra, vocalists. 8:30—NBC progra?ns (2)4 hrs.) Mijor Ramon Fraoco Who of delicious , terkby. Drawings will Bristol, England. , (AP.)-rDock“ 11:00—Fonr . dance orchestras. likely to go. It was thought pos be on hand to help In the profram 8:80—^Desert play. T H E ^ be held on each evening, and every workers of this -seuiap which way be heard from WJZ and 9:00—Vorbrugmen’s Symphony pauslc 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. sible that he would be able to hide one attending either Tuesday or associated etatlona At 10 o clock 9:80—An evening In Paris. 7:06—Raul Whiteman’s orchestra. m ost tKilved th eir (oWn ■ throuab the WJZ network may be 10:00— Lombardo’s orchestra, quartet. 9:30h-Genui o f music. iflew Atlantic Flies With successfully for some time in the Wednesday evening’s performance 10:00—Sonmters; “ Hell Box.*' ment problem. ' f - heard the Rochester Civic Orchestra 10:80—^Nit Wits dramatization. home of some friend in Madrid and AT q;;HE s’^ t e will have an opportunity of taking Worked out by in a program presenting “From 1 I:60—Anniversary program. 10:30—WABC programs. then escape in disguise abroad. iBljn Lands’* by Moszkowski. TOe. 12:16—Around, the town. home a large juicy turkey for the on the wharves, tee schemo; pro-* 12:00—^Dance orchestras. Companion; Search Is On. Guards say they saw B^Rheo in number includes descriptive bits fnnn 12:80—Midnight organ melodies. 416.4^WGN-WLIB^ CHICAGO—720. "Her Wedding Night” Thanksgiving dinner. rides for pooling both of wdrk^I^^^ Spain, Germany and Hungary. At tte 7:80—Nighthawks; Harold Teen. his cell at 3 a. m. today, indicating 464.3— W E A F , N E W YO R K— 660, 8:00—Baas; symphony music. Clara Bow in her latest screen time and of tee “dole” received by; samb hour from WABC and the Co 6:00—Dinner dance music. that he escaped apparently some lumbia network, songs of Brown Um- 10:80—Girls trio; musical menu. production, “Her Wedding Night,’* tee men from tee government. ‘ verslty will bo the feature number by 7:00—Air Scoops. Elinor Smith. 11:20—Louie’s Hungry Five. Madrid, Nov! 24.— (AiP)—Major time between then and ^yligbt. the orchestra and male Quartet. The 7:16—Talk, James McDonald. 11:30—^Tbree dance orchestras. was greeted by two packed houses BASKETBALL BUS Through sharing Id tee'combined-! 7:38— Believe Or Not Ripley. 344.8— WLS, CHICAGO—870. Ramon Franco, Spanish trans-Atlan His escape was effected by breaking at the State last night, and judging Gypsies male Quartet to be heard ^ m 8:00—Nation’s capital program. pool each mah saves tee other; from'--' ■VVEAF and associated station at 8:S0, 8:00—FamOy psirty; variety. tic aviator and hero o£ the Spanish the bars of what yvas an old church from the gales of laughter that were Uvlng entirely upon the mdnoJr;* present Dvorak's “ Slavonic Dance*’ as 8:80—Gypsies male QuarteL 8:30—Skit; classical recital.. window. 9:30— Family party prog, with James air'service, escaped today from produced by this fast moving farce MIDDLETOWN TRIP given by the government. They'’ a feature number. Other selections 9:00—Twins, harmony. \ The authorities said that neither IncludeAdman’s ‘From the Land of Melton, tenor; male quartet. 447.5— WMAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO-^70. comedy, it is plain to be seen that Jtake turns, working in three day 10:00—Sherlock Holmes* adventures. prison where he was sentenced Fri Franco nor Reyes was guarded se the Sky Blue Water,** “ Button Up Your 8:00—WABC programs (3 hrS.) the very much publicized Clara has shifts, turn about ,• so each work Overcoat" from “Follow Through** and 10:30—^Mariani’s Rhythm Makers. 11:00—Amos-'n* Andy, comedians. day^ to serve eight months’ incar curely sipce both had given their A bus will ■'be chartered to take 11:00—Three dance orchestras. 11:30—Dan'and Sylvia. registered another decided hit. This man gets some, wages. selections from Gilbert and Sullvan's words of honor not to attempt es Manchester persons to Middletown “ Pinafore.** 393.8— W JZ, N EW YO R K— 760. ll:46r-Concert dance music. ceration. for anti-government utter- picture will.be shown at the State if enough signify their Intentions of ,Thus they take part of toe fl-, 6:00—^Mormon choir; orchestra. 361.B—KOA, DENVER—830. aimes cape. today only. Wave lengths in meters on left of 6:30—Sketch, “ Rise of Goldbergs.** 7:00—NBC programs (4)^ )ir»-) wishing to see the Rec Five’s open nanclal drain off the government station title, kilocycles on the right. 6:45—^Lowell Thomas, reporter. 11:45—^Around the fireplace. John Gilbert makes his trium and instead o f 200. men drawing ; Eduardo Reyes', another air serv- Major Franco was arrested Octo ing basketball game Wednesday Times are all Eastern Standard. Black 7:00—Amos *n* Andy, comedians. 12:30—^Pacific Singers recital. phant return ta the talking screen full government dole, 400 men work , face type indicates best features. 7:16—^Male trio, mandolute. 1:00—Studio musical echoes. i'ce^'commandel’, escaped with Fran ber 11 in the course of a systematic night in teat city. Reservations in a picture that shows him to Ms half time and draw only “ casual 7:30—Phil Cook, songs-comedy. 1:30—Ylr Frlen* Scotty; artists. roundup of agitators shortly after must be. in Director Lloyd’s hands 7:45— Roxy and His Gang with Flor 374.8—WBAP, FORT WORTH—800. co.,' He was coniBned in a nearby best advantage, "The Way For a Insurance dolq.” This, combined Leading East Stations, ence Wlghtman, harpist. 7:30—Musical programs (3)4 hrs.) he had allied himself -with the Re by tomorrow night. The round trip ceil^ in the aiame prison, a former Sailor.” Many remember the pic with t heir wages, gives each man ?72.6— WPQ, ATLANTIC CITY— 1100. 8:80—Lanin’s orchestra; tenor, trio. 357—CMC, HAVANA—840. publican cause in Spain and had fare will be' a dollar. The bus leaves 8:00—WABC Mardi Gras. 9;00—Vocal trio,- piano duo. 7:00—Studio musical program. copvent on the outskirts of Jda- ture “Twelve Miles Out,” a rip at 6:30 Wednesday night. a chance. S:30—Duo Drama Players. 9:30—Real Folks program. 9:00—Spanish musical comedy. criticized severely the Spanish air snorting picture of the sea, made by 9:30—^WABC programs (2 hrs.) 10:00—Rochester Civic orchestra. 11:00—^Havana dance music. dri^. service. Government officials are watch this star back in the halicon days of KILLS DAUGHTER, SELF 11:30—Jean Wiener, organist. 10:30—Skltch, “ Empire Builders.” 299.8—WOC-WHO, IOWA—1000. ...The authorities sai^ that most In January, 1926, he flew with ing tee experiment closely, but de 283— W BAL, BALTIMORE— 1060. ]'1:00—Slumber music, hour. 7:30—Marimba band. the silent picture, and it is extreme cline t^ say whether they;, plan, to, 8:30—^WEAF programs. prisoners were placed there /upon CRptain Ruiz De Alda from Palos, .9:30—Weiner’s salon music. 12:00—Two dance orchestras. ly doubtful if he ever made a picture Billings, Mont., Nov. 24.— (AP) — work out a similar arrangement G:00—^WJZ programs (1 hr.) 491.5— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 10:00—^Mlrthquakers; star dust. their honor not to .attempt escape Spain, to Penambuco, Brazil. He 11:00—WEAF dance orchestra. . that met with such universal ap Elinor Hietfua, 14, died at Red Lodge throughout the country. 243.8— W N A C , B O S TO N — 1230. 7:00—Children’s birthday list, piano. ahd that it would not have been hard 8:30—^WABC programs (2% hrs ) 7:30—^Dinner dance music. 12:00—Dave’s barnstormers music. made another trans-Atlantic flight proval. “The Way For a Sailor” is last night from a skull fracture, 333.1— WJAX, JACKSONVILLE—900. f(ir: a strong man to have made his 11:30—Gallagher’s orchestra. 8:00—^Wanderer’s male quartet attempt in 1929 when he and four the same type of picture, and Gil inflicted, officers said, by an Iron bar 333.1— W B E N , B U F F A L O — 900. 8:30—Orchestra: string trio. C;30—Dinner dance music. out. ' It was believed Freinco companions were forced down in 6:15—WE.Ab' programs (4% hrs.) ■ 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 7:00—NBC programs (3 hrs.) bert is seen as a carefree, fighting In tee hands of het* mother, Mrs. Hil- 10:00—Melody makers music. forced the windows of his cell, the their plane, the Numancia, floated RADIO SERYKJE 10:45—Studio concert. 535.4—WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—560. sailor, with sweethearts galore in ma Hietala, 55. 11:00—Theater orchestr.i. 475.9—WOS, JEFFEIUON CITY—63 liot Daniels and Ray Sinatra, Maybe It’s Love, Wonder Where “Y” PLANS LESSONS WTIC PROGRAMS My Cinderella Can Be, Margie, Travelers Broadcasting Service If I could Be With You one Hour Hartford, Conn. Tonight, Victor Herbert Medley IN SOAP SCULPTURE 50,000 W.. 1060 K. Cm 282.8 M. (B) 6:30—McCoy Boys —She's a Very Good Friend of Mine, Charming, Expert From New York To On the Sunny Side of the Street, Monday, November S4, 1930 Conduct Two Classes Each What Is This Thing Called Love, rViday In Hartford. E. S. T. Peach of a Pair. (B) BABY GBAND BADIO 7:00 p. m.—"Air Scoops” with Eli 6:45—Literary Digest Topics in The week’s schedule of activities » nor Smith—NBC. Brief—Lowell Thomas (NY) 7:15—Hartford Medical Society of the Hartford County Y. M. C. A. 7:00— Bulova timfe; Pepsodent’s includes a feature of special interest Address — "Consideration of one Amos ’n’ Andy (B-NY) The first REAL, big-performing rtidio with genuine built-in Dynamic to church and school organizations or two Mouth Diseases”—J. F. 7:15— Tastyeast Jesters (NY) Barton. 7:30— Phil Cook, the Quaker Man —the launching of a series of traln- speaker^ complete in a compact cabinet^ at the ameusing 7:23—^Weather; Highlights in (NY) • j ing periods in Soap Sculpture, the Sport. 7:45—Jolly Time Revue — When I first to he held on Friday with t\yo 7:30—Travelers Bank and Trust You’re Smiling, Can This Be I sessions, one from 4:30 to 5:30 p. Concert — with The Travelers Love? Still I Love Her, Little m., the other, 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. price o f Pilot. Sunshine, If I Can Be With You, These training periods will be held # 4 9 : § o less tubes 8:00— Seth Parker's Old Fashioned Always in All Ways, A Smile Will at tee County Y. M. C. A. headquar Singing School (relayed to CJo a Long, Long Way (B) ters in Hartford, under tee direction WNAC, WEAN, WORC, and When the Organ Played at Twi of an able sculptor from New York; WLBZ). light, My Love For You, Loving who comes to Hartford under the For the first time, a. g e n u in e , 8:30—The Gypsies—NBC. You the Way I Do, On the auspices of the National Small Soap I 7 V2 inches high; genuine 9:30— QenerM Motors Family Par Alamo, Good Evenin’, I Still Get Sculpture Committee of New York ty—NBC. a Thrill Thinking of You (B) City. full-toned Screen Grid radio walnut cabinet. 10:00—Philco Concert. 8:15—McAleer Melodists (B) 10:30— Concert (Classics—Christiaan On Saturday afternoon County Y 8:30—Ipana Troubadours —Cheerful boys will join with boys of the City receiver has been produced Kriens, director. Little Earful, Loving You, ClRn 11:00—News; Weather Y. M. C. A. in an afternoon of This Be Love? Maybe It’s Love. 11:05— The Merry Madcaps—Nor games, movies and recreation, at We want you to try th is re If J. could Be With You, Go Home the local association building, A in compact form and at a man Cloutier, director; with Ilima and Tell Your Mother, Sing Some five-minutes speaker will be on the Islanders; and Harmony Revelers. thing Simple, Don’t Forget Me In markable set! If you have a 11:30— Strand Melodies—Walter Sel- Your Dreams, Adios, Beyond the program, and the afternoon's activi price that brings it within ' fert, organist. Blue Horizon, Here Comes the ties will close with a swim in tee Y f2:00 Midn.—Silent. pool. radio, it is an ideal extra Sun, I’m Alone Because I Love the reach of EVERYBODY. You, Sweetheart of My Student During the week tee two basket Tenor of Seth Parker’s Singing I Days, Three Little Words (NY) ball leagues copduct^d upder tee set — one downstairs, one School to Learn Extent 9:00—Maytag Orchestra (NY) County Y banner will get under way Of Legacy 9:30—Chesebrough , “Real Folks” with tee following, 'games: Senior hook at these features: 7 The extent of the legacy left to (NY) ' League, Southington Y . M. C. A. at upstairs; for the guest room , Laith Pettingall, first tenor of Seth 10:00—Stromberg-Carlson Program West Avon Boys’ Club,. Hazardvllle Parker’s Old - Fashioned Singing Overture “Benvenuto Cellini,” Recreation Center Association pt tubes (3 screen grid); genu Sch(X)l of jonesport, Maine, will be Berlioz; A Dream, Wagner; From Highland Park Community C31ub, the ^den,** the children’s divulged during the singing school Foreign Lands, Moszkowski (NY) Wapplng Y. M. C. A. at Bristol rehearsal scheduled for 8 o’clock this ine, built-in Electro-dynamic 10:30—Empire Builders (NY) Boys’ Club, (New Britain South room; the cluhroom, the evening. The news that Laith is heir 11:00—^Bulova Time; Champion to the estate of tm uncle who lived church idle); Intermedlte League, Weatherman; temperature (B) Kensington Boys’ Qub at AdiJlson speaker; double-tuned input in Brockton, Mass., has created mofe 11:04— Frederick Musical Gems (S) excitement than any occurence since Pioneers; New-Britain First Bap lodge, or as a gift supreme.' 11:35— Statler Orgsin — Louis Weir tist church at Wapplng-Y. M. C. A., eircuit; Station recording the first in the Jonesport sardine (B) 0 factory. The program will be heard Bristol Boys’ , Club at New Britain s V 11:55— ^McEnelly’s Orchestra (S) South church. , from Station WTIC of Hartford, a. m. push-pull audio; all- You can buy on terms so easy WNAC of Boston; WORC Worcester, 12:30—^Bulova time () S) Other activities for tee Week in WEAN of Proiddence and WLBZ of clude tee November meeting of tee Bangor. Board of Dlrectbra at' tee headquais. electric; 16 inches wide, Solk tdih 7 Philco Balanced Tube* you’ll never miss the money. ters of tee Assodatloh on Monday, Nineteenth Century Classlrists Rep SALE AT DUNHILL’S meeting of tee ThompaohvilJa Pio SURPRISE RADIO OF THE YEAlt resented in “Concert dheslcs” neers and Comrade Groujps, meeting Compositions by three celebrated of Avon Pioneers, pepny. social put classicists if the 19th Century will IS A BIG SUCCESS on-by tee Cblllnevllle noheers on comprise the “Concert Classics” BUY NOW! Wednesday evening, movhig picture half-hour slated fw* 10:30 o’clock to entertainment and ^sho^ by the night from Station WTIC, Johannes Special Sale Held A t Dnnhlll’a and bring back .prosperity. Many people of Manchester and Broad Brook Pioneers Friday,' and Brahms "ind Carl Weber, two Ger meetings of the follbwlnjg'cliihs and man xomposers, will be represented vicinity took advantage of tee by the Orst movement from the special two days sale at tee Dunhlll groups: Enfleld Hi-Y, Addison BbjTS? BABY “Symphony in F” and "Invitation to store here on Friday and Saturday. Group, Glastonbury, Hl-Y, Soute the Dance. ’ The Russlali composer, With each purchase of itwenty-flve Glastonbuiy Grammar School The radio season is'cui ftill Peter Tschai'Kowsky, will be repre dollars or over each customer re Stamp Club, Manchester Hl-Y, can urangjed so that you may en GBANB sented by a short lyric work en ceived a twenty-five piece break Granby Metal and' Woodcraft blast. Buy your n ^io now titled “Meditation.” The orchestra fast set. Manager of tee store, M. Groups, Wapplng Friendly . Indians, joy y d a r ^ h ^ radio NOW. A de- and enjoy the new p r a a m s will be conducted by Christiaan Podell, annoimced today that more Pioneer and Senior ''' Orbups and CONSOLE Kriens. than two hundred sets were given Simsbury Groups. > . posit the balance can be from start to finish. away, many people responding to ------' # WBZ—WBZA tee advertisements In The Herald paid over of 10 months. tee padt week. AIMEB' BACK HOME Prices Are Low Monday, November 24, 1980 — - • 6 9 - “ E.S.T. The Dunhlll store Is doing an ex f o r 4:00 p. m.—Cosmopolitan Orchestra cellent business, and for the past ste Lqs Angeles, Nov. 24.—(AP)-^ Terms Are,£}asy (NY) months has been under the able Almee Semple McPherson, evangel 4:30—Hits from the Shows — Go management of M. PodAU. Every ist, waa home today after coipplet- FREE HOME / Ing a trip which included vlolta. to % Home and Tell Your Mother, My one who enters tee store receives the BUY NOW! Bluebird Was Caught In the Rain, most courteous treatment from tee Panama and New York. She dis TRIAL Always in All Ways, Just a I4t- manager and clerks.' The store Is embarked from an overland train at BUY NOW! tle Dance, Mam’selle, Lonesome run on a credit system and tee pub Pasadena yesterday and was carried n U e o B iJ>7 Grand Oonral, Little DoU (B ). lic is Invited to caU and outfit tee to a waiting automobile'which'bore 4:35—Air Castle (B) family on small weekly payments. her to her home. 4:50—State House Safety (B) A wheel chair bore her from teq GET YOUR NEW RADIO AT 4:65—World Bookman (B) DEPORTEES: ABBIVE automobile to her . house. Her'as- 5:00—^Maltine Program (NY) Lisbon, ^Nov. 24.—(AP.)—The sodates said she "did not stand tee 5:30— Stock quotations — TifEt flrst group of Brazilian political de trip from New York very well” and Brothers (S) portees reached here today in tee would deny. herself to vleitore for 5:46—^Agrlctiltural Markets (B) steamship Highland Chieftain. In some time. , 5:56—^Tip-Top Roadman (B) . the parly were Trinidad Machado, ------i 6:00—^Time; Champion Wtotherman Mudo Contlnentino, Francisco De- Certain' meat packers in Chi J (B) quleroz, Juvenal Lamartine, Oscar cago are reported putting out KEMP’S. INC 6:0a—Temperature; Sport Digest Azevedo, Plo Carvalho and Plres sausages lil tints ' to match ybuc 768D fsinSt. (B)' Pereira. Most of tee exiles were pro- breakfast rooms. Has the worst “MANCHESTER’S RADIO HEADQUARMIRS’* S d ^ MuM^ei g:15rrSamiiggr*«i yajrabon^ — g l- ceedlng to Paris. . - come to wurst?. —- - - r/i-'-w ' ■'r'i iS* V'."'^ ‘ ’ . * - i . -.'', V i '. .50-I- V' \-': , -■ ■■ •“• ’•.-‘ V f ... ■ -^-5... ,t ^'' r^ii- " / MANCHESTER EVENING' HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, jCONN MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1980. ^ • f •_'■*• ' V . - . . , •. P A e B N I K B t T il E tS C m A F E R UONSCUIB^SHOW DEDICATE RARE Rare Woodwork in Altar Screen in Church Here STORM DEUYSDO^X FOtEMBTS DANCE ' -L TICKETS DISTRIBUTED •ii. Corunna, Spain,--H^ov. 24J-^(AP). , AT MASONIC TEMPLE i j ART IN VESPERS — ^The Garinan’ seaplane DO-X tosa* ed at anchor lin-the ha*bpr„here!„tp-:J.- “The Aeroplane Girl” To Be day while hM ' I' WmMm- n..' *4.-'' -J ^ \ PAGHfTEJN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY^ NOVEMBER 24, 1930. a. ■ W M iV r "u m O R I F T I N G YOURSELF L /’^WEARlNl^e OLIVE RODERTS BARTON @ 1050 a* WEA Snnhcz.fMC. By ANNEBELLE WORTHINGTON Just^'as the end of a rose sten? I ..... ; sways graceftilly to heighten the What does Jimmy do with his free I and condition.' Perhaps as' tfsr lUuBtrated. Dressmaking beauty of the bloom, so a wonian’s time? ; grade schobl goM it w ill -vitfah Lesson. Furnished with lyrist is resiionsible for half the elo Does he read a while, daudle together. I hope so. BEGDT HEBE TODAY Every Pattern quence of her hand. around the radio a while, fool with But even with night work, naanpwn PENNY CRAIN, s o e t ^ ' girl,' If* your wrists are stiff, unrespon children still daudle muck t im e f ' now the district attorney’s seore- A strikingly smart Princess dress sive awkward, your hands will lose this, that,.and, the other thing until away. Think it over. Doesn’t yours tary because of her father’s fail of navy blue wool crepe with dark that rhythmic, fluid character that the evening is done and his lessons child have hours of spare time eveiy* ure, telephones to- “BONNIE’^ red coin , dots for. the sophisticated makes them hauntingly beautiful. aren’t? Then plead as an excuse week? Unorganized time, time DUin>EE, spedal investigator, miss of 8, .10, 12 and 14 years. You can culti-vate flexibility. The that he hasn’t had a minute and he without meaning and without gain^’ that JXJAinTA SELIM, Broadway It flares its skirt, through circular hands of a musician or an artist al never has ume for anything? to himself. :**■ - ^ 4 shaped gores with points that dip dancer brought to Etemllton by ways fascinate. Their very useful We all are time-v/asters, but chil Should Supervise Reading; LiOIS DUNIiAF to organize the the hem. ness has charm. But more than that, dren are particularly so. A little of Every txjy and girl who hasn’t toor Little Theater, has been murdered It wears a red leather belt. The they are themselves eloquent. Every it is all right, but habitual time- far to walk to school should have at a bridge ^ven in her own collar and cuffs are white pique. muscle is exercised, the fingers and wasting out of school is bad disci regular schedule of outdoor walks or home. Style No. 2639 is so smart for pline, causes slovenly habits of classroom. palm respond easily ^ d quickly to exercise after school hours when the J[ At the house, where CAPTAIN aid and abet the works he speaks or thinking ind makes system an alien. weather permits. His home reading’ STBAWN is In charge, Dundee The Sryear size takes. but 1% the meanings that his eyes betray. Look at your boy or your girl. needs a certain amount of supervi- «] sees the dead woman bowed over yards of .^0-inch material with % /The wrists have their own responsi Are they -idvancing in outside things ; Sion, for after all, most, of his gen- *' her dressing table, shot through yard of 39-inch contrasting to make as they are with their lessons, or are i t . ■ I bility in his work and they too have ieial informatioh is, picked up out of the heart. Among the guests is that ready ease of movement. they just where they were two years school. An outside in t^ s t to act DEXTER SFRAGXJE, ty^cally Brown covert cloth, dark green ago? spongy tweed'mixture and wool jer Wrists Need Exercise as a foil for his school 'w'Srk is good Broadway and alien to, the group, Golf, dri-ving a car, riding a horse Parents Protest Night Work for winter evenings and Saturdays. with RALPH HAMMOND, once sey in rust shade are fashionable Are they strengthening physically combinations. or even such mundane things as sew It should oe something he loves to Penny’s property but annexed by ing a fine seam, polishing beautiful by regularly scheduled walks or out do—drawing, special instruction in Nita, is ^sslng. Tweed-like cottons, novelty rayon door exercise, or are they even more prints and wool challls prints make crystal; or even massaging the face ' carpenter work or mechanics, per Dundee learns that as they —all these exercise the wrists. languid tnd pale than they were haps music or shorihand, or Indoor were playing the last hand, up very attractively for this jaunty year before last? Are they picking model. However, rf your wrists still stub gardening—something that he has TRACEY MILES, one of the first bornly persist in being stone-like, up outside reading, or is their sup an affinity ior and does not consider men to arrive, cpme In, at about Our large Fashion Book shows ply of information and facts about how to dress up to the minute at try the following exercises. Morn I irksome. 5:27. Nita immediately sprang ings and nights, let your arms limp the world sa meagre now as it was There ;ihould be half a n ‘hour up, being dummy, and left. Miles very little expense. .It contains most then? attractive Paris designs for adults at your sides and then shake your i daily given over to small home re- went into the dining room, fol hands this way and that, command Parents complain of night work sppnsibilities, and more on Satut- lowed by Lois Dunlap. KAREN and children, embroidery, Xmas sug that does not allow time for any gestions, etc. ing the movement with the muscles days. It Isn’t so much what he doe's MARSHALL, the Judgei’s young above the elbows. extra concentration. Incidentally I as that he leams system and time bride, f^nnd the body when she Be sure to fill in the size of the shall conamit myself to this extent. pattern. Send stamps or coih (coin When your wrists seem loosened saving. A cluttered habit of living ran in at the end of the hand to by this shaking, stiffen, your arms I don’t approve of it either in the leads to cluttered - thinking and teli Nita the score, and her ■preferred). first five grades, and rather imagine Price of book 10 cents. and rotate your hands at the wrists, working, and time thrift, is one big scream brought the whole party tiying to make complete circles with the time \vill come when all night strong vertebra in the backbone of ' to the bedroom. No one was seen Price of pattern 15 cqnts. your finger tips. Next, bend your work will oe adjusted to grade, age character. in the room or in the foyer outside arms at the elbows and do this same the room. Dundee asks Penny to rotary movement, about ten times tell the story of the afternoon. Manchester Herald Pattern Service with each nand. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY 2639 Some Piano Movements 2639 I After this is done, hold your arms SISTER MARY’S^ CHAPTER V For a Heraia r'attern ot the out in front jf you, horizontally, and “Just a minute, before you be model illustrated, send 15c in SUGAR TOUCH shake your hands up and down, gin, Miss Crain,” Dundee re stamps or coin directly to Fash quite -vigorously, as if waving to quested. “I’d like to make notes ion Bureau, Manchester Evening Especially in -winter time, the someone. Then you are ready for the Herald, Fifth Avenue and 29th addition of a half-spoonful or so KITCHEN on your story,” and he drew from five finger exercises you may or may of sugar to the water in which you a coat pocket a shorthand book, Street, New York City. not have learned as a child taking By SISTER MARY ^shredded almonds is delicious to- hastily fliched from Penny’s own Price 15 Cents are cooking vegetables brings out music lessons. If you did not take their flavor. I serve at a post-holiday luncheon. tidy desk. “Yes,” he answered the them, the exercises consist in strum The clever use of the “leftovers Three-decker sandwiches made of girl’s frank stare of amazement, “I Name ...... ming on vour dressing table or the can write shorthand—of a sort, and SALT PINCH arm of a chair, each finger raised in from Thanksgi-ving turkey prolongs j toast, turkey, crisp bacon, lettuce, the pleasure of the holiday and justi- j olives and mayonnaise are ideal for pretty fast at that, though no Size ...... turn and pressed down, in staccato “Nothing happened out of the ordinary—no, wait! Nita received a When making applesauce or fies the expense of the meal. Even if ' ^ evening supper since men par- other human being, I am afraid, letter by messenger—” Addresb ...... motion, as :f you were striking a I the initial cost of the turkey is rath- | ticularly :ike them. could read it but myself . . . .A s cranberry sauce or jelly, put a piano key with each one. for y(m folks,” he addressed the pinch of salt into it. It empha on/i' Agh, the number of really delici- I ------“Just a minute. Dr. Price,” Dun In fact, I am forced to believe that, ia i meals possible from one bird i “The proof of the pudding” may uneasjv silent group of men and. sizes the real flavor of the fruit. i brings down the average. . { he, in the eating, but the Judding women in dead Nita’s living room, dee detained him. “How old would of all the women she met in this exercise that can be done anywhere,, pieces of the turkey of , sauce is vastly important. Although “I shall ask you not to interrupt you say Mrs. Selim was?” town, I was her only real friend.” anytime. But have your hand as Miss Crain unless you are very , The little doctor pursed his There was a flush of anger on limp as possible while doing this. course can be served cold, neatly ar- | ^he sauce is secondary to the pud- sure that her memory is at fault.” wrikled lips and considered for a her lovely plain face as her eyes The whole secret of wrist grace is ranged on a platter Md garnished { hing, it can do much to make or mar Penelope Crain was about to be moment, eyeing the body stretched challenged first one and then an limbemess. with cranberry jelly. But the “pick- | ^le dessert. gin for the second time, when upon the chaise longue specula other of the “Forsyte girls.” One When massaging the hands, al ings” on the bones require some | pudding sauce must furnish tively. or two looked a little ashamed, but manipulation if the meals are kept 1 the pudding itself and again. Dundee interrupted. "An HEALTH ways massage the wrists, mo-ving ii'teresting and inviting. I uaust emphasize the flavor of the other half second, please.” “We-ell, between 30 and 34 years there was not a single voice to con ■»4|tA . the fingers slowly but firmly up and old,” he answered finally. “Of tradict Lois Dunlap’s flat assertion. around, from the hand. At night, There is one precaution to keep j pudding by contrast or delicacy of On the first sheet of the new in mind m making left-over dishes. | menu has shorthand book Dimdee scribbled: course -yoq understand that that es “Will you please go on. Miss (This is me of a series of articles ♦ should receive an amount of protein leave nourishing cream on the timate .is unofficial.” Crain?” Dundee urged, but he had by Dr. Fishbein on nutrition of the j equivalent to what they ought to WTienever turkey or any fowl th at' bearing upon it also, since a meal “Suggest you try to locate Ralph wrists. If your wrists are discolored, I| has been t.horoughly cooked is re- : up of rich foods should not Hammond immediately. Very much missed nothing of the little by- child.) j weigh rather than what they act try a bleaching ointment. Play. I ually weigh. heated, care must be taken not to be followed by an over-rich pudding in love with Mrs. Selim. Invited Dundee stared down at the up over-cook the meat. Long cooking ! ps-uce. to cocktail party; did not show turned face of the dead woman “I wish you would call me Penny | BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN The fats that the infant receives so I’d feel more like a person than { are best pro-vided through the milk will make it stringy and tasteless, i baked pudding with a tendency up,” and, tearing the sheet from with startled incredulity. Between 30 Editor, lournal of the American Any part of the made , dish that re- j toward dryness should be served the notebook, passed it to Captain and 34 years old! That tiny, lovely a witness,” Penny retorted thorn- : Medical Association, and of that is given to meet its requirement ily. “Where was I? .... Oh, yes! | for energy. The milk from Jersey quires actuail cooking must be done I with a liquid sauce. ’There are many Strawn, who read it, frowning, and —But she was not quite so lovely Uygeia, the Health MAKE IT varieties of liquid sauces, all of vary in death, in spite of the serenity it Nita cooled right off when Lois '■ Magazine and Guernsey cows contains a high before toe meat is added. then nodded. • Turkey au gratin uses tiny bits of ing degrees of richness. “Standard”^ “Doc Price has done all he can had brought to those once-ipvacious reminded her that Polly was al- ! er percentage of fat than that from features. Peering more closely, he ways abrupt like that”—and here ■ The articles that have been pub- ; covfs in general. YOim rir. meat to advantage and will be very j cream is an excellent sauce of mod- here,” Strawn whispered huskily. Ushed on the requirements of the in good with baked potatoes for Satur- ®^ute richness toat is suitable for’ "Wants to know if you’d like to could see-^without those luminous, Penny paused to grin apologetically | i For this reason, such milk shoiid at the girl with the mascifiine-look- i fant’s diet have covered in detail be used -with proper modification. It day luncheon. i puddings of pronounced flavor. sp^ak to him before he takes the wide eyes to center his attention— Turkey au Gratin i Sauces' thickened with egg are rich- body to the morgue.” numerous fine lines in the waxen ing haircut—“and then we all went ! many points which are here sum I is also inadvisable to feed the Infant into the private dining room, , marized. The summary follows es the top milk or cream in the pre» Two tablespoons butter, 2 table- 1 than^ toose thickened -with com- “Certainly,” Dimdee answered as face, the slackness of a little pouch spoons floUr, 1 cup milk, 1 cup' or flour, and although toe he grinned apologetically to the of soft flesh beneath the round chin, where Nita had provided a .per-, jsentially the views of Dr. W. McKim paration of the usual formula. It is an- occasional white hair upon the ! f^ctly gorgeous lunch, with a heav- Marriott as expressed in his book best perhaps to mix thoroughly the turkey cut in small pieces, % cup { arbitrary, egg sauces girl who was waiting, white-faced diced celery, 'A cup coarse buttered usually are served with chilled- des- but patiently, to tell the story of shoulder-length dark curls enly centerpiece of green-striped on “Infant Nutrition.” i milk as received from the dairy be During the first year of life, the fore preparing the formula. crumbs. serts. the afternoon. Dundee sighed. How easy it was yellow orchids— Well, I don’t sup Hard sauce, toat rich concoction Quickly suppressed shudders and for a beautiful womsm to deceive pose you’re interested in what we normal baby should eat enough food Melt butter, stir in flour and cook to give him an average of 50 to 55 and stir over fire until bubbly. Add made of creamed butter and sugar, low exclamations of horror fol " men . -with a pair of wide, velvety ate and things like that—” she i.s particularly good with hot. pud lowed him and the chief of the black eyes! But he’d bet the hesitated. calories for every pound of its (Selery and cook, covered, over a low weight each day. During the .very fire for five minutes. Slowly add dings if toey are not too rich of homicide squad from the room. women had not been quite so thor “Was there anything unusual in themselves. “Well, Bonnie boy, we meet oughly taken in by her cuddly the conversation—anything like a first part of the infant’s life, pos milk, stirring constantly. Bring to sibly for three months, it, will need UOTATIO toe boiling point and let boil five Rich, sweet puddings are improved ...ri again, for the usual reason’” old childlishness, her odd mixture of quarrel?” Dundee prompted, but when they are served with a liquid Dr. Price greeted the district at demureness and youthful impu “green-striped yellow orchids” was somewhat Aore caloric value than minutes, -stirring to prevent stick this amount, and during the last six ing and burning. Add turkey, salt fruit sauce. The contrasting flavor torney’s new “special investigator.” dence ! underlined heaidly in his short and lack of butter, cream or egga “Another shocking affair — this. hand notes. months of the first year somewhat arifl pepper, and turn into a buttered Back in the li\ing room, whose less. A useful gift toat a child can baking dish. Cover with buttered in the sauce brings out toe best In ? . . A nice clean wound, one of 09cupants stopped whispering and “Oh, no!” Penny protested. Never again must a race,in naval make Mother or any lady on toe the pudding. the neatest jobs I ever saw. Shot “Nothing happened out of the ordi In the case of the normal Infant • armaments be allowed to develop. crumbs and bake in a hot oven until grew taut with suspense, 1 Dundee fed by its mother, all of the nutri Christmas list is a clothes pin apron. crumbs are brown. Whipped cream is. a popular sauce entered the back and penetilated seated himself at a little red- nary at all— No, wait! Nita re ) '—^T*r^ ■ I --^1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1930. ... '-^<1 Great Goal ■s* ^ ____ < N THEYTiL RUN HERE 'TURKEY DAY Local Sport Stop Cubs From Making 0AND (% S Chatter . -I 4^ HUGELEY CATCHER, It begins lo look aa if the Cubs Two Yards InFour Lunges and Majors are much more evenly ^ iNWimiiBBMKiiai matched chan everyone had been led to believe. The Majors were warm WHAT TRIBES ARB THESE? favorites to win both games that Some straxige natnea pop out p t 13-0 And Game Goes Scoreless have been p-ayed but as a matter of you from the football lineupsir these fact are quite fortunate indeed to days. ;It begins to appear that the I ■ f have one victory to their credit Connecticut A|limcUltqral College cross conntry team, left to right, mating pot is receivtoig quite a lot tlM bottling of the famous Alble judging from what happened yes Captain White, Dii.TOiOb, Bottomley, Barnes, Elliott and Guilford. of college education..^. i'iefaior’sTrHie BotHesBoodi Booth, Yale quarterback, for the terday. Reading the lineup in the recent third year in successioa. Harvard Mordl and Sooth Engage In Bitteriy Fought Football Strug Dartmouth-Comell game i was im has had Booth’s number, so It seems, Had the first game ended the pressed such names as these in Very E R ^tdy asd Tri- from the day he played with the same as yesterday’s —a scoreless the list of substitutions: Yale Freshmen against the Harvard gle, Each Having Chances To Score Bot Lacking Fmal tie—^instead of going to the Majors TEAMWORK WINS “Rothsteiu for C. Martinex-Zor- Frosh. “Little Albie” has one more with 45 seconds to play, it is quite rilla; ~Tt>nng for J. Martinez-Zor- ampls On Three Qerer football chance against Harvard, for Punch; MajorrMake Seven More First Downs But possible that the series might not FOR EAGLES, 6-0 rilla; Skokos for Hahdleman,” and he is a junior. Maybe next Novem have been completed this year. Even HERE ON THURSDAY so on. It appears tlMre is not only Forward Passes, Wood To ber the shoe wUl be on the other now It may not. One team must win one Martinez-ZorrlUa playing for foot. 'Then, again, maybe not Har Came Is Very Even All Told With Nehher Having Any two games and it begins to look as dear old Cbmell, but there are two vard has now won for three years in though neither team could beat the Captain Whitt, Who Placed iTriamph Over Sondi End All of them, and they play side by side, Hngeley; Notre Dune succession. other. Old Man Winter may yet be at right tackle and right end. Summary of Events Real Advantage; Game Very I n te r e s t^ Cubs Shew toe winner. ------Wondering how long this had been A summary of toe latest develop The paid admissions at yester' Second In Rec Run Last Stars Who Have Many going, on, I glanced through some .Beats NorAwestem 14-0 ments in toe country’s major groups Sirprisingly Improved Otfense—Except At Goal. day’s Cub-Major game were 2,278 of the other lineups and sum or conferences follows: which is 296 more persons than at maries. Do toe same thing yourself Bast—The Army and Dartmouth the first game. The gate was $1,139 Year, To Bring C. A. C. High School Players In some day. You’ll be amazed. In Final Period. have toe best records, each with or $147 more than taken in at. ML Major Cavanaugh, who coaches only one tie on otoeri^se perfect BY THOMAS W. STOWE Nebo. The day, however, was ideal Fordham, once said toe Poles were slates. Both have serious tests this while a week u o rain threatened Team. Lineup. BY T, W. STOWE* Saturday Army against Notre Dame Herald Sports Editor toe greatest football players in the at Chicago and Dartmouth against all week-end. 'Ihe average Intake world, because they are hard to hurt for the two games is a little over a and are Insensitive to fiattery. A fighting red-jerseyed Harvard Stanford at Palo Alto. Colgate and A marvelous goal line stand by the Majors prevented the thousand dollars. Not such a bad 'The Connecticut State College The Eagles, town Junior champs, troupe led by Its gallnnt captain, Fordham adso must be reckoned with wonder how he can be so sure about in the east as both have been beaten Cubs frwn scoring what appeared to be a certain touchdown pot of gold, eh? cross-country team which races here | scored Motoer victory that, with so many stars of every Ben Tickner, muzzled a supposedly Thanksgiving day morning in th e '”toe preliminary to toe Cub-Major ^ vicious Yale bulldog in New Haven, only by intersectional opponents. and possible victory yesterday in the second game of,the town game by beating toe AU-Stars, 6-0. .nationality imder toe sim dying for Harvard’s victory over Yale Satur There is much speculation as to Rec’a five mile run is composed of I dear old Oglewash. Saturday to win toe annual football football championship series played before about 3,500 persons how toe third game between the six veterans ■ with three years of The All-Stars were composed of ciassic by a score of 13 to 0 In one day brought toe Crimson’s disap present and past High *school play pointing season to a highly success at Hickey’s Grove. It was a bitterly fought and very even Cubs and Majors wljl wind up. After varsity experience, and one second MEDITERRANEAN TOUCH of the major upsets of toe season struggle that ended without score, thus at^ least delaying the what happened yesterday, one guess year man. ers who played a good game and tkus completing a most unsatisfac ful conclusion. north end’s fondest ambition, that of regaining the long lost seems about as good as another. One Captain “Charlie” White of New though outweighing and being more The leading scorer, a Colgate half^ tory season wlto a blaze of glory. Big Ten—Michigan’s 16 to 0 vic tViiog seems very apparent, and that Haven Is toe outstanding runner of experienced, did not have toe team back, comes from an old family The. football game had a ifistinct tory over Chicago enabled toe Wol gridiron title. Both teams threatened to score on several occa Is that the Majors did not inten the team, having finished first or work of the Eagles. named Macaluso. Those who saw baseball aspect in jtoat one could verines to finish in a tie with North sions but lacked the final punch. _____ ' tionally refrain from winning yes tied for first in four, meets this fall. The Eagles started early, after St Maty’s beat Fordham must have truthfully report that Harvard’s western for toe conference cham There was little to choose betwAenf' terday so that the series might ex He placed well up in the New Eng kicking off they held toe AJl-Stars been Impressed by the superiority great battery was Barry Wood, pionship. either teamr but the Cubs surprised tend another week. 'They tried their land Intercollegiate Championship forcing them to punt which was run of non-Nordics at top grid pastime pitch, and .Art Hngeley, catch. And Big Six—Kansas by trouncing nearly everyone it seemed by dis SUMMARY level best lo win and there waa keen a few weeks ago,.Last year White back to the All-Stars’ 40 yard line as they watched Angel BrovelU and what a battery it was! The whole Missouri 32 to 0 aissured itself of at play!^ the best offense they have disappointment in all quarters' at was second 'n the race here. by Balon. After making two first his running mate, Toscuni, running Yale team fell a victim on strikes least a tie for toe championship. shown this season, yet they were toe north end last night that toe “Charlie” Dittrich of Waterbury, downs due to toe smashing of toe around here and toere in mud and on three separate occasions and Oklahoma can gain a tie wlto toe totally unable to make any headway STARTING LINEUPS title was still in the hands of toe who captained the team two years line by Slaga, a fake placement rain. Of toe same southern tribe these three forward passes spelled Jay Hawkers by whipping Missouri when afforded the best scoring Cubs. ------. ' ago, is toe running mate of White, kick was nm to toe All-Stars’ 10 is Carideo of Notre Dame and bis victory as a final tribute to Har on Thursday. Cubs Majors chance any team could ever ask for. .. .McCarthy 'The next biggest sporting event of having finished deadlocked with him yard line. Here D. Mitchel picked erstwhile teammate, Savoldi. And vard’s retiring coach, Horween. Pacific Coast—Stanford rolled a Skoneski---- .. l e ----- toe week comes Thursday morning This came in the second period after It ...... Lazarek In all but one meet this year. up three yards through toe line and at Cornell, also, is Bart Vlviano. Harvard’s first touchdown came 41 to 0 count on California in toe a forward, Farr to Eagleson, a first Perrotti...... when toe Recreation Center stages “Jim”- Bottomley of Milford who Western Maryland has a quar in toe first quarter on two Wood-to- only big game last Saturday the Merrer...... Ig ...... Sheehan Slaga on two smashes was over. An down and a five yard penalty for a . . . .Vendrillo its annual five mile cross country captained )aat year’s winning team attempted placement for the extra terback named Ekaitis. Under Hugeley passes dowr the center of championship already having been M^or offside, gave the Cubs the Pentore...... c . . . nm. Joe McCluskey, famoiis Man “Cliff” Barnes of Wethersfield. toe field. Yale was completely won by Washington State. .. rg ...... Scully point by Balon was blocked. him toe team has not tasted of de ball two yards short of a touch Underwood.. chester runner now making a name “Jim” Elliott of Pomfret, “Len” feat this season. Ekaitis is a rare baffled by toe Harvard paagipg com Rock Mountain — Utah, which Spencer...... rt ...... Conroy for himself .n the athletic world at Hubbard Guilford and “Johnny” The All-Stars’ only threat was down, first down and the goal to go. .. .Lippincoit Ernie Dowd who did break away two name in football, but Ek, old boy, bination and after Wood had drop- clinched the title a week ago battles A Gorgeous Defense Flannigan.. .. re . . . Fordham, will be here for another Ratobun of Saybrook. make up the kicked the point tl\at made toe toe Utah Aggies Thanksgiving. .. qb ...... Meikle or three times for long runs. Che has a running mate down in * Five times Cub backs plunged into Farr...... fiir.g- at toe crown he has never remainder of the Aggie team. Georgia in toe person of Tassapou- score 7 to 0, Harvard fought all toe Southwest—Baylor’s crushing vic 1 Waterman.. . Ihb ...... Moske ney and Moriarty also played good ' the center of the Major line and five j Waterman won. The race starts at 11:30 in Most of these men ran here last las, toe Bulldogs' sterling center. harder with toe result that another tory over Texas Christian gives times they were thrown back with Eagleson...... rhb .. __ .Riscassi toe morning. , year and managed to carry off eight on the offense for toe All-Stars, touchdown was bagged in the ^cond Texas U. an excellent chance to win Williams----- ... fb ...... Gifford while Davis and Roberson stopped Rockne has a yoimg man a total gsto of only a yard and two of toe cups given, including toe team named Kassis of Assyrian descent ha’f when Wood and Hugeley re toe championship by beating Texas thirds—a foot short of a touchdown. That isn’t toe only sporting event trophy. plenty of toe Eagle plays. sponded CO Harvard demands for an A. and M. on Thursday. first Downs Slaga and Balon were toe chief in his front line, playing beside The extra crack came when both set for Turkey Day. The High White M shed only a few feet in Tom Yarr, of Irish and Indian ex encore. This time they didn’t waste Southern—Alabama and Tulane, teams were offside on second play Majors ...... 7—^0—6—2—15 school plays .ts Alumni In football at back of toe winner with a substan ground gainers for the Eagles. Slaga toe effort rf two plays, scoring toe the sole remaining championship tial lead on McCluskey, the third crashed through the line and Balon traction. In toe same state, toe and while the down did not count, Cubs ...... 0—4—2—2— 8 9:45 in toe morning at the West lineup of toe University of Indiana touchdown ’n one. It came after an contenders close their season neither could the baU Carrier gain an Cub substitutions; T. Conroy for Side and the >Rec Five opens Its place man. skirted toe ends, while Krepretis, untimely tumble by Charlie Heim, Thanksgiving Day respectively inch. It was a glorious bit of de The Connecticut Harriers have Olocavage and J. Mitchel stood out presents such early Pilgrim monick Spencer, Lessner for Underwood, home basketball season that night ers as Saluski and Opasik. Yale quarter. against Georgia and Louisiana fensive work on the part of the Fogarthy f(^ Williams, Squatrito against toe Hartford Y. M. H. A. at had a successful season, running on toe defense, smearing play after Yale never seriously threatened to State. Majors, one that will long be re seven races. They defeated Wes play. But toe Eagles as a team for Flannigan, Thacker for Farr, St. toe Rec ifter going to Middletown HERB AND THERE cross Harvard’s goal line although Nine Left Unbeaten membered. Standing out above, John for Waterman, Happenny for toe night before. The Majors are leyan. Tufts, Rhode Island and St. were the most impressive as before they completed a number of forward New York, Nov. 24.— lA Pl—The everyone 'n the momentous excite- Stephens, and placed fifth in toe toe game it looked as though they It has always been a pleasure to Underwood. not playing Thanksgiving afternoon read toeWisconsin lineup. Look it passes In ‘he final quarter to give National list of unbeaten and imtied medt was the super-human work of Major substitutions: Tatro for as had been icporteci. Intercoll^ates, and lost only to would get their first beating of toe them a lubstantial edge in first football teams had been cut to nine “Whitty” Mullin, Major reserve Maine and Springfield colleges. season on their home grounds. over this year and toere they are Riscassi, Feole for Moske, Fisher again; Lubratovich, Gantenbeln, downs. Yet on toe whole Harvard today. Three elevens fell by toe way guard who went in at guard wh«i for Gifford, Daddarlo for Meikle, The Majors were pensdlzed 50 These men have been running to The lineups: outplayed iEale by a good margin side over toe week end, Rose Poly the Chibs Jireatened and figured gether for three years during which All-Stars; Left end, Bjorkman; Gnabah, Kabat and all toe rest. through toe individual efforts of Brown for Fisher, Mullin for Shee yards yesterday against SO for toe Two young men of toe tribe of I losing to Indiana State Normal Fri conspicuously in three of the fero han, Bronkie for Vendrillo,- Crockett Cnhs. time they have lost only three left tackle, West;, left guard, Robb; 1 Wood, Hugeley and Tickner, the day night and Northwestern to cious line thrusts. This exhibition meets of twenty-one. center, Daxds; right guard. Potter- Horween and Friedman are being latter smearing one Yale play after on the part of the Majors was every for Liippincott, Coseo for Vendrillo. considered jEor All-America nomina Notre Dame Saturday while West Referee: Pat Meskell of New The Majdrs gained much more ton; right tackle, Roberson, right another thus making himself one of ern Maryland was held to a tie by bit as good if not better than any end, Litwinaky; quarterback, Mori tions this year. One is Harry New the foremost candidates for center thing the iUghly touted Cub line has London. ground than toe Cubs yesterday hut man, the Michigan quarterback. The Albright. Umpire: Clesson Parker of New they found the defense of the cham BASKETBALL RULES arty; left halfback, Dowd; right on the All-America teams Although topped by four smaller contributed this season and the halfback, Snow, Nlckola; fullback, other is Bromberg, guard at Dart Now that the excitement has died south enders have also done yoeman Britain. pions as tough to crack as ever mouth. colleges, the real leaders are Ala Head-linesman: Jay Merriman of once they got within striking dis Cheney, Murphy. down, it is very apparent that Har bama, Washington Stats and Notre service. TO BE DISCUSSED Eagles; Left end, O’Bright, Ty Not to mention Dominick Stef- vard can justly send a vote of West Hartford. tance. '— fanile, or Abe Stoneberg, the Syra Dame with Utah only a step behind. A Tough Predicament Assistant Head-linesman: Bill ler; left tackle, Bober, Chase; left thanks to Princeton for It was toe W. PF. PA. But outside of this one great Captain Bnmig Moske ^ade con guard, Kovis, Zwicka; center, Oloca cuse ends, And a couple of other ferocious I’lgers who softened the Mount M orris...... 9 249 25 Brennan. fellows. Bulldogs for the Crimson. Yet in a chance to score, the highlight of the Linesmen: Johnny Groman and siderable yardage for the Majors the 'The Central Connecticut District vage; right guard, J. Mitchel; right Oklahoma C ity ...... 9 239 42 exciting battle was the imexpected first half and then sat on toe bench Board of Approved Basketball Offi tackle, Krepretis; right end, Sache- similar manner. Harvard took some St. Olaf ...... 8 302 32 Leo Coughlin. cials wiU uold their Annual Inter starch out of both Army and Dart .offensive power of the south end Time of Periods; 15-16-15-15. toe entire second half. It is hard to rek, Brannlck; quarterback, Balon, BRUSH PROFICIENCY HeUdelberg ...... 8 294 20 team. The Cubs looked fully fifty see how some of these imported pretation Meeting apd discussion Of Cappelo; left halfback, Fiddler; Brushing up on . housework in mouth before they went down to Alabama ...... 8 234 13 per cent better with Ding Farr at stars are rated above such a line new rules ?n the Hartford Y. M. C. right halfback, D. Mitchel, Vince; cludes a 'ull collection of the right New Haven and tied Yale on suc Notre Dame ...... 8 231 68 ouarterback and had the ball in scored and toe other instance oc A. 'Thursday evening, December 4 at fullback, Slaga. kinds o f brushes. NeVfer use a per cessive S'aturdays. splitter aa Moske. outstanding highlights Washington St...... 8 205 20 Major territory about half of toe curring in toe fourth period when 8:15. Referee, Phaneuf; umpire, Miki- sonal brush or whiskbroom for fur One of toe U ta h ...... 7 299 20 time. Some question toe selection they got down to the 17 yard line The Cubs’ backfield waa greatly All coaches, players, and fans are lite; head linesman, Copeland. niture. of Harvard’s unexpected victory was .*.*.’! 6 of plays when the Cubs had the ball before striking a snag. Then Farr improved with Farr at quarter In cordially invited to he present. The on the Majors' two yard line arg;u- tried a dropkick from the 28 yard place of Schwartz who has been re State Board ilelegate to the Annual ing that almost anjrtoing except a line. The ball lifted, straight and leased. A1 WiUiama whs also used Interpretation. Meeting held by toe straight buck at center would have true, but fell many yards short in in' toe starting lineup and this, too, National Officials Committee in resulted in a touchdown. However, toe end zone for a touchback. Twice was a big help. Williams and Water New York on November 28 will be second guessing is one thing, and be toe Cubs lost toe ball 32 yards out man accouhted for practically all present and will have all the latest ing out toere scoring topchdowns in from their opponent’s g o i and as the Cub through the line while “dope” on the hew rules and their a championship battle, decidedly an many times more pushed toe Majors Elagleson took several passes from bearing on the National Indoor other. Yet, five slams at toe center back to their own goal line where Farr for much yardage. Farr carried Sport of the Major line did seem a bit too toe iMdl only twice during the game The Board regrets that their In many, especially when toe first few Gifmrd booted out to safety. One terpretation Meeting comes so late other excellent Cub scoring chance —^which clearly shows his modesty did not do toe trick. But under toe as a quarterback. this season,, but they felt that they circumstances, toe proper thing to came in toe toird period when Wat should postpone same until toe erman broke free from toe line of dc is praise toe gallant Major de- Two more entries for the. Bee’s New York meeting bad been held. It Less talk and fendve in nreference to criticizing scrimmage and started a mad dash is their hope that all officials, for toe Major goal. Leo Fisher, cross country run were received to toe Cub plan of attack. day. 'They are Francis Breen suxd coaches, and others interested In toe The Majors had high hopes of alone sto6d between him and the game will be on hand aWthia time. more taste— goal line but the ex-Connecticut Morris Lemkln of Hartford, R, F. I. cinching toe title yesterday. With students. Breen ran here twice be- one game in the bag, there were Aggie star brought Waterman to earth with a very neat tackle. A fore.e 'There are 25 now entered in heavy favorites to win even more the run. Impressively in the second clash. miss would have meant defeat. I I ^ II.,I. Very few bets were placed on the Majors* Early March Cubs, south end fans having about Once again Eagleson and Gifford were ruled offside giving CMbs / given up nope. But today the situ engaged in a very pretty punting an extra chanoe. BRENNAN HITS 126 ation is changed. Cub supporters duel and neither man had a kick Waterman ploughed his way through a widl of concrete to wlOi- have new hopes, even visions in blocked. Some of the boots carried Team No. 2 some Instances 6t another title. They far down toe field. Fisher took over in a half yaurd of the Rnal stripe. argue that yesterday’s game proved Parr tried to dive over tM center of 'Tedford ...... 73 94 toe kicking for toe Majors in toe H u n ter...... 88 76 the first should have also ended second half and he, too, did very toe line but without avnil. Thfn on scoreless mstead of culminating in a toe final attempt, Waterman was Larder ...... 79 80 well. The Majors had a decided D w yer...... 100 107 iast minute Major victory oh what edge the first period when after an hurled back a foot short of a toudi- they term a fluke. The toird meet down. A deafening roar went up Hengnton...... , . .Ii06 107 exchange of punts, they marched Brenhaa r.Vll6 1?6 100 ing of the two teams will be next 74 yards through south end terrain from the Major crowd. It was im Sunday at Hickey’s Grove, toe Ma possible to see who made the tabhles jors having sdready won toe toss of before being hUted at the 21 yard in the entangled human mass-that "661 590! 538 better line. Six first downs were reeled coin. ^ piled up at center on each play but Team No. 4 Neltoer Had Edge off in rapid succession by toe Major it seems safe to say that about A. Anderson ...... 88 .99 99 Taken as a whole, ohe team de backs who were Meikle, Moske, Ris- eveiwone on the Major line lent a E. Aridetson ...... 100' 84 92 serves just about as milch credit as ceiSBi and Gifford at the time. It helping hand. Mullin figured In Biske ...... 74 77 83 the other tor their performance yes- was this lead that gave the Majors every play hut ‘one, the officials Strutt ...... 79 JIO 115 terde,y. ^ t o had scoring chances their final advantage in the ^rst said. Gifford cooly kicked out near Irwin ...... 99 88 100 but were unCqUal to the occasion. It downs of 15 to 8. midfield and the half ended shortly Smith ..n. ____ lift- 87 ^8 would be unfair to try to give either The second quarter was featured, after. team the 3dge. Whatever edge the of course, by those ultra-exciting Unable to score with such a for 555 545 597 cube earned by getting toe ball moments when the Majors repeated midable backfield combination as Tetun No. 1 do#n to toe Majors’ two yard line ly threw back toe Cubs at the door Miekle, Moske, Gifford and Tatro, Torrance ...... 94' 94 80 wssjo^set by the fact that they to their goal. The crowd was in a Coach George Moonan sent in two Cavagnaro. 7 7 93 74 were unable to score. The Majoirs continual uproar as toe Cuba strove of toe fastest nmiUng halfbacks, in H anna...... 100 72 89 made almost twice as many first desperately to'shove over their first the state at the s t ^ of the sscond McCullough ...... 90 87 97 downs but were helpless once they real touchdown of the seaeon and half in Fecle and Fisher, the fonuer Dietz ...... 87 135 129 got InMde toe Cubs’ twenty yard toe first since they beat Windsor from Proiddence'and the latteiF from. line.' Locks some seven or eight weeks Bridgeport. Fisher shot around the 448 481 479 The Majors advanced inside toe ago. Since that time, you know, toe Cub ends for several substantial Team No. S Cubs’ do ywrd line on five occasions Cubs haven’t scored a single point, gains, blit was also thrown for Holland...... 101 85 UO and the dosest they got to a touch causing many to refs:^ to them as loses a number of times. Neat the Sapienzia...... 83 101 104 down tma the six yard line. They the “scoreless wonders." Cub goal they were totally unabU Murphy ...... •••.1Q2 106 91 wefe fespeetively at the 21, 5 Shots For a Nickel to make any headway and late m Blanchard ...... , 97 104 90 15, '6, Jl! 18. In every instance A Farr \ to Eagleson forward pass, toe game Moonan trotted out a pair K asulki...... 95 140 108 a Major fomHifd p u s on toe fourth one of toe outstanding features of of fresh backs, in Daddarlo of Bum- down Once Ted McCarthy toe Cubs’ offensive yesterday, side and Brown of Providence, Oniie 478 686 503 almpdt caught a heave over Eagle- brought them to the 20 yard line the Majors got within six jrards of a soh’S hea4 to the end zone but close and Waterman and Willims alter touchdown blit lifiekle’s pass to MERT tonight doesn't count, as the Cubs are fully nated in marching to the seven yard Fisher went for a touchback. Again The Bagleil will hold a meeting at aware after their goal line capers Upe. Now let’s see what happened. they reached the 18 yard line and 7 o^olook toffight^ver, north to ^s- in toe second quarter. Thrice toe Mullin went in for Sh^han. Water once more took to the air, .Farr In cusa plans fur a gaihe with the Weiit Major passes fell short of toe poten man made two yards at center, but tercepting his pass. 'The Majors for End Olympic in Stafford ’Thanks tial receiver and on the other occa someone oh the the Majors line was wards failed badly throughout the giving afternoon. sion, Farr mada & timely intercep offside and the Majors were pensiliz- game. On the other htmd th^ Cubs tion. ed to their two yard line. It was completed several Far; to JDagleshh Marchhic^t, Sohimrta!, Notre Farr TMe« D ro^ek still first down for the Cubs and plays for much yardsge. S t Jhhn DattM-^Rtn 89 yards for one touchv The Cubs wire iaaide the Majors’ goal to go. Waterman tried center almost snared a long pass-from Farr down against Northwestern and put thirty yard Une only twice, once ^ toou t a gMn. Esi^esdn melt the clos^ to the Majhr goal jUit bd!ore other in position to score with long heiBf the time whdt they almost same fate off guard hut both teams toe game\e&ded.18\^C pass to Ooqley* r ■ ■*x-,iy -A PAGETTOIOT 7 . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24, ]^930. II CLiVSSIV'lED S^ECTION Want Ad Informatioii LOST AND FOUND 1 FUEL AND FEED 49-A APARTMENTS—Fl a t s — LEGAL NOTICES TENEMENTS 63 PAY CHECiK LOST—Notice is DECEMBER SPECIAL on dry Sba-^ v-AT A COURT OF PROLATE HfiLD AT A COURT OF PROBATE HET.P CHARLES HAYES Manchester .hereby given that -Pay Check No. soned wood, hard wood $6, slab at Manchester, -within and for-the at Manchester, within and for the • ■ Vs. 6 ROOM TENEMENT, 418 Center District of Manchester,. on the 22d -•Istrlot of Manchester, on the 22d V2B 128, payable to John J. Ted- wood or birch $5, cut for stove street, all improvements, newly CATHERINE HALE HAYES Evehing Herald ford, for week ending Nov. 15, 1930 day of November, A. D„ 1930. day> of November, A. D., 1930. Superior. Court, State of Connecti furnace or fire place, good meas renovated, gajage. rent reasonable. Present WILLIAM & HYDE, Esq.. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., cut, county of Hartford, the 14th day has been lost. Anyone attempting ure. Prompt delivery. Fred Miller, Tel. 4224. A. Jarvis. Judge. Judge. of No.vember, 1930. ' *' CLASSIFIED to cash this check will be prosecut- Rosedale 33-3. Estate of Frederick J.^Lord. late of "Estate of William G. Bloom late of’ SECOND ORDER OP NOTICE Manchester, in said District, deceased. Manchester, in said District, deceased. Upon cohiplaint in said cause ADVERTISEMENTS ' ed to the full extent of the law. JFOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, On motion of Moreland E. Lord, FOR SALeI^HARD WOOD $6 load The Executrix’s account with said brought to said Court, at Hartford, Finder please return to the Cor newly decorated. Inquire 278 Hil executor. estate-.having been exhibited to this in said County, on the first Tuesday Cwint-»ix .»vera»* porate Accounting Department, or slabs $5; also light trucking liard street or telephone 6735. ORDERED;—That six months from Colirt for allowance, it is of September, 1930 and now pending, Initials, numbers and abbreviations Main Office, Cheney Brothers. done. V. Firpo, 116 Wells street. the 22d day of November, A. D„ 1930.' ' OROERED:—That the 29 th day of claiming a divorce, it not apMaring each count as a word and Dial 6148. FIVE ROO^ FLAT, aH improve be and the same are limited and al- November, A. D„ 1930, at 9 o'clock, to this Court that the defendant has That Manchester just missed be* ■words as t'wo words. Minimum cost is lo-wed for the creditors -within which forenoon. at;the Probate Office, in received notice of the pendency of price' of three lines. ' , . LOST—SHEEP SKIN coat between ments, first floor, nice neighbor- to bring in their claims against said said Manchester,, be and the same is coming a college to-wn in the good FOR SALE — HARDWOOD and said complaint and it appearing to old days . . . It so happened 'that ^Line- rates per day for transient South Main street and Charter . hood $25.00. Apply Chas. J. Strick estate, and the said executor is di assigned for a hearing on the allow this Court that the whereabouts of the ads. ’ ' ■ • * Oak or Porter streets. If found re slabs. Hardwood $9.00 per cord; land, 168 Main street. Phone 7374. rected to give public notice to the ance of said adral-nistratlon account defendant Catherine Hale Hayes- is Upsala College, now situated in EfleetlTe M arch 17. 1927 slabs $8.00 per cord. Satisfaction creditors to bring in -their claims w ith , said estate, and this Court di unknown to the plaintiff. New Jersey, was looking for a loca Cash Charge turn to 418 Porter street. Telephone within said time allowed by posting rects that public notice be given to all 9 Cts guaranteed. Lathrop Brothers. Tel. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement ORDERED—i-That notice of the in tion and the town offered the site 8 Consecutive Days ■ 7 cts 5042. a copy of this order on the public persons Interested therein to appear stitution and pendency of said com 3 Consecutive Days ..I 9 ota 11 Ota 3149. Prompt delivery. with or without garage, all im sign post nearest to the place where I and be heard thereon by publishing a which is now Center Park hiit the IS cts plaint shall be given the defendant 1 J)ay ...... I 11 *t* provements, steam heat. Inquire the deceased last dwelt within said ■ copy of this order Iri some newspaper by publishing this order in The Man school hoard turned it down. All orders for Irregular insertions SEASONED HARD WOOD stove town and by publishing the same In ! having a circulation in said District, will be charged at the one time rate. ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 381 Center street. chester Herald a newspaper published length, truck of 90 cubic ft at some newspaper having a circulation j on or before November 24. 1930, and In Manchester once a week, for two Special rates for long term every In said probate district, withfh ten i by posting a copy of this order on the That one of the loc£d boarding day advertising given upon request. MEALS SER’VED AT Cheney Hall $8.00 a load. Call 1016 East Middle FOR RENT—8 ROOMS, first and successive weeks, commencing on or days from the date of this order, and public -sign post in the Town where before November 22. 1930. houses was troubled with the repeat Ads ordered for three or six days from Monday to Saturday noon on Turnpike. Charles Anderson. Tel. second floor, 2 baths; bargain; return make to this court of the no the deceased last dwelt, five days be and stopped before the third or fifth By the Court, ed disappearance of elecfanc light basis of 17 meals at $6.50. Cheney 4978. $30.00. 3 Walnut, near Pine street, tice given. fore said day, of hearing and return ROBERT L. ALLYN day will bo charged only for the ac WILLIAM S. HYDE make to this Court. bulbs from the hallway.. . . and that tual number of times the ad appear Brothers. near Cheney Mills. Inquire Tailor, Asst. Clerk of said Court. FOR SALE—BEST SEASONED Telephone 5030. Judge. WILLIAM S. HYDE H-11-24-30. the scheme was nipped in the bulb, ed, chargin'T at the rate earned, but H-11-24-30. Judge. so to speak, by placing red mazdas no allowance or refunds can be made hard wood, 1-2 cord load $5.00. 1-4 H-11-24-30. 3 on six time ads stopped after the AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 cord load $3.00. Prompt delivery. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, on there instead, and now roomers fifth day. , . AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD don’t dare spirit them away.^ No “till forbids” ; display lines not Phone Rosedale 25-4. Geo. Buck. Edgerton street, all modem im at Manchester, within and for the w GOOD USED CARS provements, five minutes to mills. District of Manchester, on the 22d *°^ho Herald will not be responsible FOR SALE—HARD WOOD slabs Telephone 7025. day of November, A. D„ 1930. Cash or Terms TO KEDISTEICT STATE for more than one incorrect insertion Madden Bros. $5 large load, equal hard wood; Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., of any advertisement ordered for also furnace chunks $6. Chas. FOR RENT— i ROOM FLAT, trol Judge. more than one time. 681 M ^ St. Tel. 5500 Estate of Frank J. Moore late of The inadvertent omission of incor Palmer, 6273. ley line, convenient to mills, all Manchester, in said District, deceased. , New Haven, Nov. 24.— (AP)—The rect publication of advertising will be FOR SALE—^MODEL A 1§29 Ford improvements. Inquire 243 Center On motion of The Manchester Trust C. L. Vanderbrook incoming Jeneral Assembly may rectified only by cancellation of the Standard Coupe, privately o-wned. 1000 LOADS hard wood slabs, saw street. Telephone 6990. Company executor. take up ihe matter of redistricting charge made for the service rendered. ed stove length and under cover. ORDERED:—That six months from All advertisements must conform Phone 4314. tlie 22d day of November, A. D., 1930, the state to pro-vide another repre Cash price $5.00 per load. L. T. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM down /«^AL.AN <30Ul>D sentative in Congress under the re in style, copy and typography with be and the same are limited and al ASSOCIATED PftESS SPORTS ECiTO" . & Son regulations enforced by the publish Wood, Co. stairs flat, all improvements, ex lowed for the creditors within which apportionment made possible by the ers and they reserve the right to FOR SALE—FORD COUPE. In cept heat. Apply 111 Holl street. to bring in their claims against said Add the iumult and the shouting 1930 census. edit, revise or reject any copy con FOR SALE — SEASONED hard Telephone 7330. estate, and the said executor Is di sidered objectionable. ' quire 11 Brainard Place. rected to give public notice to the from the vicinity of Palo Alto and Two lyays meeting this problem CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to wood $6 load, split $7, hard wood NURSERYMEN may be offered at the outset, one as FOR RENT—4 ROOM FLAT up creditors to bring in their claims | Berkeley to rhe celebration of the be published same day must be re FOR SALE—BUICK 1924 Master slabs $5 load. Fred O. Giesecke, within said time allowed by posting a pro-wded tor in a bil- in the 1921 ceived by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays Six touring in good running con telephone Rosedale 36-12. stairs, near trolley and silk mills, copy of this order on the public sign ' first anniversary of the publication session drawn by Arthur E. Bowers, 10:3(i a. m. Do hereby service notice that dition. Price low. Tel. 5556. 829 Center street. Inquire 2 Elliza- post nearest to the place where the 1 of the Carnegie Foundation’s famous oi Manchester, now deceased, who TELEPHONE YOUR FOR SALE—Ha r d WOOD, stove beth Place. deceased last dwelt within said town 1 all our property has been post REMARKABLE VALUES or fire-place, $6 per load. Also soft and by_ publishing the same in some j college football report. was in the Senate, which divided the WANT ADS. newspaper having a circulation in | ed forbidding trespassing, state into six districts and the IN USED CARS wood $5 j)er load. W. J. McKinney, 3 AND 6 ROOM tenements on said probate district, within ten days 'The shrill echo of the squawks has Ads are accepted over the telephone Rosedale 28-2. Brainard street, modern improve hunting, fishing, trapping or present suggestion of Congressman at the CHARGE RATE given above 1926 Buick Coach from the date of this order, and re- carried across the country since John Q. rilson, of having a cori- as a convenience to advertisers, but 1926 Reo Sedan ments, rent low. Apply Aaron turn make to this court of the notice 1 shooting on land situated as the CASH RATES will be accepted as FOR SALE—KEROSENE, furnace given. Southern California’s steamroller gressman at large. In the latter in Hupmobile Sedan Johnson, 62 Linden street. Phone ironed out 115 points at the expense follows: FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi and fuel oils for all makes of oil 3726. AV1LLI.4M S. HYDE stance it //ould be unnecessary to ness office on or before the seventh 1929 Pontiac Coach Judge. of Stanford and California. alter the present districts. burners, in any quantity. Tele H-11-2-1-30. day following the first insertion of 1929 Buick Roadster If “the tiiture of Pacific Coast each ad otherwise the CHARGE 1924 Studebaker Touring phone 6869. Fred Brousseau. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene All land in Oakland on Slater RATH will b« collected. No responsi ment on 101 Hamlin with furnace athletics depends on em investiga bility for errors In telephoned ade Died 7220 For Demonstration. AT A COURT OF PROR.4.TE HELD tion,” as Dink Templeton has sug St., on Woodland St., and prop will be assumed and their accuracy and all conveniences. Call Satur at Mancliester, within and for the JAMES SHEARER GARDEN—F A R M - District of Manchester, on the 22d gested, it seems a trifle late to bring erty on Lydall St. SEVEN ROOM cannot be guaranteed. Buick Agency day af^emocfa or evenings^ at 103 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 Hamlin street. day of November, A. D., 1930. the subject up. SINGLE INDEX OF Cor. Main and Middle Turnpike Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., TTie Carnegie investigators a year Judge. Violators will be prosecuted ^ CLASSIFICATIONS FOR SALE — APPLES, Baldwin, 6 ROOM TENEMENT, 26 Walker Estate of James E. Rowland late of ago turned up their findings in very Extra large living room, fireplace,' Birthe ...... A Pippins, Russets, Spies, and Bell street, all improvements, garage, Manchester, in said District, deceas specific fashion. To refresh mem to the full extent of the law. sun parlor, 4 chambers, bath part Engagements ...... B FLOMSTS—NURSERIES 15 flowers 50c, $1.00 and $1.25 bushel. good location, rent reasonable. In ed. ories, their report is quoted in part tile, hot water heat, large lot with Marriages ...... ^ Carrots $1.25 bushel. The Gilnack quire 30 Walker. Geo. Murdock. On motion of Louise Rowland ad D e a th s...... D FOR SALE— CUT FLOWERS, ministratrix. again; shrubbery, walk and curbing. Price Farm, So. Main street. Tel. 6121. “On the Pacific Coast, soliciting Signed, Oar'd of T h a n k s ...... E chrysanthemums, pom-poms, car FOR REINT—5 LARGE sunny ORDERED:—That six months from belov/ cost. Owner has other in In Memorlam ...... F nations and calendulas; also some the 22d day of November, A. D., 1930, and bidding for athletes are keen. terests to care for and will sacrifice. Lbst and Found ...... 1 FOR SALE — YELLOW GLOBE rooms, first floor, steam heat, be and the same are limited and al . . . The varieties* of recruiting Announcements ...... 3 potted plants. Krauss Greenhouse, turnips 50c bushel at the farm. lowed for the creditors within whlcl* C. L. VANDERBROOK & SON. Small cash payment. rent $35 including garage, 329 range . . . to an intensively organ Personals ...... 3 621 Hartford Road, Tel. 8962. Telephone 8643. H. Warren Case, East Center street. to bring in their claims against said Antomoblles estate, and the said administratrix is ized, sometimes subtle system that Nov. 24, 1930. Buy a lot on Greenhill Terrace, Automobiles for Sale ...... 9 Buckland. directed to give public notice to the may utilize,, or coordinate numbers Automobiles for Exchange 3 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, alJ mod creditors to bring In their claims Pitkin street. Be sure to see this Auto Accessories—Tires ...... • MOVING—TRUCKING- FOR SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN ern improvements, Wadsworth within said time allowed by posting of agents on or off, the campus beautiful residential section before Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 potatoes $1.25 per'bushel. Edward a copy of this order on the public (Michigan, Northwestern, Ogle deciding. Auto Schools ...... ' . . . . . T-A STORAGE 20 street, Greenacres. H. H. West & Boyle, Manchester Green. Tele Son, 29 Bissell street. Tel. 5202. sign post nearest to the place where thorpe, Southern Cadlfornia, Wiscon Aiitos— Ship by Truck ...... 8 the deceased last dwelt witliin said sin). Autos—For Hire 9 PERRETT & GLENNEY Inc.—Mov phone 4316. town and by publishing the same in ROBERT J. SMITH Qarages—-Service— Storage » :...• 10 ing, packing and shipping. Daily FOR RENT—6 ROOM single, all some newspaper having a circulation Motorcycles— Bicycles ...... 11 service to and from New York. 14 FOR SALE—Native Baldwin apples improvements, two car garage, 22 111 said probate district, within ten “Recruiting correspondence . . . 1009 Main St. •Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 12 60c per basket, $1.00 bushel de Phelps Road. Telephone 8882. da\s fruni the date of this order, and Read The Herdd Advs. Business and Professional Services trucks at your service. Agents for return make to this court of the no at a few of the larger Institutions Real Estate and Insurance. Business Services Offered ...... 13 United Van Service, one ot the livered. Everett Smith, telephone tice given. • (California, N. Y. U„ Pennsylvania) Household Services O ffered...... It-A 3191. FOR RENT—6 ROOMS modern ' WILLIAM S. HYDE is likely to be taken care of by the Building—Contracting ...... 14 leading long distance moving com panies. Connection in 162 cities. improvements at 14 Clinton street, J udge. head football coach. . . . On the Florists— Nurseries ...... 16 M-11-24-30. Funeral Directors ...... 16 Phone 30«S, 8860, 8864. reasonable. Inquire 234 Oak street. other hand, a majority of head foot Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ,x m 17 HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Phone 3567. .\T A COURT OF PROBATE HELD ball coaches at larger universities do Insurance ...... 18 L. T. WOOD CX).—Furniture and not regard such tasks as pdrt of Millinery—Dressmaking...... 19 FOR SALE—MODERN Glenwod FOR RENT—4 ROOM downstairs at Manchester, within and for the Moving—Trucking—Storage :... 10 piano moving, modem equipment, district of Manchester, on the 22d day their duties (Cornell, Harvard, Mis- B, with hot water front $12, 122 flat, eprner School and Vine streets. uf November. A. D., 1930. Palnting^Paperlng ...... 21 experienced help, public store Birch street. Dial 5092. houri, Princeton, Southern Califor A Safe 7% Investment Professional Services ...... 22 house. Phone 4496. All improvements, with exception I’resent WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. nia, Washington, Wisconsin, Yale, of heat. Apply 100 East Center J udge. Repairing ...... 23 for example). Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 24 One used coal range $35. street, telephone 3782. Estate of Bridget Calhoun late of Toilet Goods and S ervice...... 25 One used combination rangs $110. Mancliester in said District, deceased. “At one university (Southern Cali Wanted—Business Service 26 REPAIRING 23 Several gas ranges froiu $10 up. Upon application of The Manches fornia) alulnnl supply fraternities Edneattonal FOR RENT—7 ROOM cottage, all ter Trust Company praying that an Your surplus funds placed In the Cumu Courses and Classes ...... IT Watkins Furniture Exchange improvements, near school and instrument purporting to be the last with tickets to football oruther con VACUUM CLEANER: "gun; phono tests on the understanding that the Private Instruction ...... 28 graph, clock repairing. Key n»ak- trolley, Manchester Green. Phone will and testament of said deceased Dancing tS-A 8424. be admitted to probate and that let fraternities will entertain prospec lative Preferred Stock of The Holl Invest Musical— ^Dramatic ...... I9 ing. Bralthwaite, 52 Pearl street. WANTED—TO BUY 58 ters of administration with the will tive athletes whom, alumni have in Wanted—Instruction ...... 19 annexed be granted oa said estate, vited to visit the campus. Financial WANTED TO BUY second hand FOR RENT—3 ROOM TENEMENT as per application on file, it Is • ment Company will bring you a good re- ORDERED:— That the foregoing “Co-operatibn between fraternities Bonds—Btocks— ^Mortgages 21 furniture, stoves and ranges. James on Church street, modem improve Business Opportunities ...... 22 COURSES AND CLASSES 27 ments, option to buy, Idtchen application be ^heard and determined on the one hand and individuals, Money to L o a n ...... 82 H. Hopkins, 81 West Main street, at the Probate office in Manchester t u r r u BARBER TRADE taught in day range and 4 piece wicker set, in in said .District, on the 29th day of whether alumni or members of the Belg and Bltnationa Rockville, Conn. Telephone 17-2, athletic staff who elicit athletes, on Help Wanted— Female ...... 16 and evening classes. Low tuition Rockville. same tenement. Call at. 13 Winter November.'A. D.,.1930, at 9 o’clock in Help Wanted—Male 88 rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 street, telephone 5234. the forenoon, and that notice be the other, has been developed at a Help. Wanted—^Male or Femkle .. 37 Market street, Hartford. given to all persons Interested in said number of iniversitles (California, Agents Wanted ...... ^..:c.S7-A SAVE COAL AND MOVE., into a estate of the pendency, of said appli Columijia, N. Y. U,?) Ohio Wesleyan, Situations Wanted—Female ..... 38 ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 cation and the time and place of hear ' Present assets are two and one-half tuations Wanted—^Male ...... 89 warm tenement,' all improvements, ing thereon, by publishing a copy of Oregon Agricultural, ^rdue; South gmployment A g en cies...... 40 LIVE STOCK- FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM, furnace, near school. Price reason this order In some newspaper having ern California, Wisconsin and oth Live gtoek—Pets—Ponltryi ’Vehicles private family, rent reasonable, able. Dial 6129. a circulation in said district, on or ers). times the amount of preferred stock out Dogs— ^Blrds— Pets ...... 41 VEHICLES 42 before November 24. 1930, and by Ll'Ve Stock— ^Vehicles ...... 42 prefer young gentleman. Dial 3635. posting a copy of this order on the “At one (Southern California) a Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 1 FOR SALE—150 YOUNG pigs. public sign post in said town of Man fraternity had listed for ‘rushing’ standing. Wanted — Pets— Poultry— Stock 44 Come have your choice. R. Leh HOUSES FOR SALE 72 chester, at least five days before the the coutstanding athletes of the re For Sale— Mlseellaaeons APARTMEN'l'S—FLATS— day of said heating, to appear If they gion. . . . ' Articles for Sale ...... 48 mann, Buckingham, Conn. see cause at said time and place and Boats and Accessories ...... 46 TENEMENTS 63 f o r s a l e —6 ROOM HOUSE be heard relative thereto, and make Building Materials ...... 47 Oak Grove street; about 2 acres return to this court. “Athletes . . . havet beOn sub Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 POULTRY AND FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT steam of land, fruit trees, chicken coops. WILLIAM S. HYDE sidized under the guise of .dothlng For further particulars inquire of Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 eat, newly renovated at ^19 Sum Price for quick sale $3500. Owner Judge. store clerks (Califomia, Drake, Ohio Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A SUPPLIES 43 H-11-24-30. Gai^en — Farm—^Dalry P^duets 60 mit street or phone 5495. leavhig town. Call 5391. State), motion' picture employes Household Goods ...... 61 (Southern Califomia). Machinery and T o o le ...... 62 FOR SALE—DUCKS 4 to 6 lbs. Call FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement* 168 Benton street, five room bunga AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD “The: result of awards from cer Musical Instruments ...... 63 all improvements, garage if de at Manchester, -within and for the Office and Store Equipment . . . . 64 j Rosedale 31-12. low, steam heat, garage, all im District of Manchester ,on the 22d tain funds that are provided by spe Specials at the S to r e s...... 66 sired. Apply 95 Foster street. Tel. provements, easy terms; also new day of November, A. D., 1930. / cial regulations and that go ptih- Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 67 FOR SALE—THANKSGIVING tur 5230. 6 room house. Telephone 8713. Present 'WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., cipally to athletes is the same as* in EDWARD J. HOLL Wanted—To Buy ...... 68 keys, geese, ducks. Anthony Bokus, Judge. Rooms- —Boa ril— Hotels— Resorta FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Estate of Oscar L. Anderson late of bestowing athletic scholarships Restanrants 29 Buckland street. Manchester, in said District, deceased. (Southern Califnoria, Southefn Rooms Without Board ...... 69 improvements, newly renovated. C. CROSS’ NEW BOOK 865 Main Street FOR SALE — TURKEYS for J. Tuttle, 51 Flower street. Tele The Executrix having exhibited her Methodist, Stianlbfd). . . . Indeed, Boarders W a n te d ...... 69-A administration account with said es for the actual-appointments, or the Country Board— ^Resorts...... 80 Thanksgiving. Order now. G. H. phone 5834. • tate to this Court for allowance, it Is Hotels— Restaurants ...... |i Hartford, Nov, 24— ( A ^ — WU- nominations >iiat are their principal Storrs, Coventry, Conn. Phone bur L. Cross, governor-elect of Con ORDERED:— That the .29th day of Wanted— Rooms— Board ...... 82 Rosedale 34-5. FOR RENT —SEVERAL FIRST November, A D, 1930, at 9 o’clock, equivalents, - made by alumni or Real Ehrtate For Rent necticut and Dean emeritus of the forenoon, at the Probate Office, in coaches, the officers of a university Apartments, Flats. Tenements .. 63 class rents. Apply - Edward J. FOR SALE—GEESE for Thanks Yale graduate school, has written said Manch^ter, be and the same is may merely.act as recording agents Business Locations for Rent ... 64 Holl, 865 Main street. Telephone another book on English literature assigned for a hearing on the allow Houses for Rent ...... 86 giving. 621 Hartford Road. Phone 4642. ance _ of said administration account (N. Y. u., • Southern Csdifomla, Suburban for Rent ...... 86 8962. which has just been published by the w ith'said estate, and this Court di Stanford, Cathollcrinstitutions). ■ Summer Homes for Rent ...... *7 MacMillan company of New York as rects the Executrix to give public no Wanted to R e n t ...... (g FOR RENT—5 ROOM apartments, “The sources and value of such FOR SALE — TURKEYS FOR all Improvements, wonderful loca supplement to his famous book, tice to all persons Interested therein special scholarships. . . . Sonthem Rent Estate For Sale “The Development of the English to appear and be heard ’ thereon by Apartment Building for Sale ... 69 Thanksgiving 45c lb. live weight. tion. Apply Mr. Collins, 67 Wads publishing a copy of this order in California, $1^1,0,000; alumni contribu Business Property for Sale . . . . . 70 Mrs. Peter Miller Jr. Phone 4269. worth street, South Manchester. Novel” which was written in 1899 some newspaper having a. circulation tions (Stanford, approximately 60 Farms and Land for Sale ...... 7i and is used as a text book in many in said District, on or before Novem scholarships). . Houses for Sale ...... 72 FOR RE N T-^ ROOMS, all mod colleges. ber 24, 1930, and by posting a copy of Lfjts for Sale ...... 7| this order on the public sign post in "A few, universities have, felt It Resort Property for S ale ...... 74 i ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 em improvements, 144 Pearl street. The new work by Dr. Cross is en the Town where the deceased last unwise to publish full statements of Subgrban for S a le ...... 75 CaU 7078. titled “Four Contemporary Novel dwelt, five days before said day -of scholarship .,a#irds (Southern Cali Reql Estate for Exchange ...... t< EXCELLENT EATING apples $1 ists.’.!, It contains biographical and hearing arid return make to this fornia, Stanford) with , the . result Wanted— Real E sta te ...... 77 bushel. Crawford range with Lynn FOR RENT—THREE ROOM tene critical essays on Joseph Conrad, Court. that natursd but harmful suspicions A action— Legal Notices oil burner $60. 250 gal oil tank. E. ment, all improvements, froni first WILLIAM S..HYDB Legal Notices ...... fg Arnold Bennett, John Galsworthy Judge. have been aroused among* athletic S. Edgerton, 6q5 North Main St. of month. Inquire 30 Church, street. and Herbert George Wells. H-11-24-30. opponents.’ / iff' GAS BUGGIES—A Willing AUy . j- ByFRANKBECE VELL , MRS. VENEER,^ VELI ------O H , Y O U V E G O T VOTi HOW COULD V O T! ... H. HORN, ^ ^ SHALL VE GET ME SAYING IT NOW. ANYVUN BE SO CRUEL DER SVINE WHO GOT P DOWN TO W ELL.. TO BE BRIEF... r TO SUCH A SVEET A LAW PASSED DOT NEARLY iv Brass tacks MY DARLING CARLOTTA'S INNOCENT GIRL. THE H O R N .. PUT ME OUT OF PRACTICE! AS DER SAYING HEART IS BROKEN. TREACHEROUS CUR HORN, VELLl- DOTS FINE. - AT, • O D A V IS, AND DISCUSS A DECEIVING MAN WHO SHOULD BE TAUGHT %( T H E B I S . LAST r GET ME MY F I N D S T H E DER TROUBLES LED HER TO THINK TO RESPECT SUCH FINANCIER. REVENGE. I‘LL TAKE / INOIGMANT BRUNG HIS INTENTIONS OBLIGATIONS. H E S W O R T H DER CASE VOT EVER * MRS. VENBER m A YOU here-T ^ WERE SERIOUS, VOT IS DpR M I L L I O N S IT IS, AND ONLY VISITING HAS DROPPED V I L L A I N S AND... CHARGE YOU A N O L D H E R C O L D . NAME. H A L F P R IC E FRIEND, MR.SHARP I A l a w y e r , “W H O S E r M O T T O I S G E T THE M O N E Y - L E T T H E ri CHIPS FALL THE professor has arranged twenty matehes to form seven WHErtE' squares.. He says that by moving three of the matches to ' T H E Y J 'other positions, you can change the seven squares to fiyo- WILL.' squares, all of the saint size at the original ones. Can you ■M m doitT w - 8XI0SLBB SOLUTION ON NKXX z i o i ' . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. MONDA^, NOVEMBER 24, 1930. FACE -S*." '1, -' .,1.! ■? 'Flapper Fanny Say&- SKIPEY By Percy U (3n>atiy L SENSE AND nonsense wa. as. par. OPT. Early one summer ^morning, a Southern gentleman was taking a ride in the first a ero p l^e to be seen in those parts. The Darkles working In the cotton fields below watched in superstitious awe as the plane landed nearby and the white clad figure emerged. An aged darky ap proached him in fear and trembling to inquire politely, bowing^very low: “Gk)od mawning, Marse Jesus, how’s yore pa ?»» Amos— ^Andy, Ah kain’t drive de taxi no mo’ doday ’cause mah feets do hurt. Andy— Why don’t yo’ put mustard on yo’ feets? Amos— Awright, awright—but Ah nevah heered of puttin’ mustard on yo’ bumin’ feets. ■©1930 ] Crosby, Great Britain rights eeserved. ( King Features Syndicate, Inc. ««rvea. Andy—Sho’, sho’, mustard am good fo’ hot dogs. . y ' Mistress— ^You say, EsmSrelda, that yoLir husband beats you con C hca Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Foi OUR BOARDING HOUSE stantly? By Gene Ahem Esmarelda— No, mom. Ah doan The girl who buys her spring hat want to tell anything but de trufe. in December gets a head start on Ah wants t’ do mah husban’ jestice. the rest of us. vJuST AN OLP S p i n a c h CUSTOM . Some day he’s away rabbit huntin’ E 6A P ,-THoRA^7d(^ ^ or fishin’. appoint herself to de office at mah % I SA.V, MitTciR -^■'Av/e T e l l MRS. Hc6PU pussonel request. / T T i ^ l S T m e O F To QRPEf? i^ER Colored Cook (to lady of the ,V0Li A ^ V , M a o P S OR TME SEASO^i WE house)— Missus, come Monday Attorney (who had advertised for TURkEV Mow 1 A chauffeur, questioning Negro ap , L i k e W E mawnin’ A h ’s fixin’ to leave dls here MAV/E T U R k E V He B r o u o H-C plicant)— H ow about you, George, job. ^A^E 6V7ER W V0Rk5l4lRE? are you married ? ■ R A F F L E S AhlV Ho m e a r a f f l e Mistress— ^What’s the trouble, WOULP BE 5 L1CH Mandy? Haven’t we treated you Negro— Naw, sir bpss; naw, sir. k E A A o T o r f o w l TORkEY LAST YEAR Ah makes mah own livin’. well? Aren’t your wages satisfac CAPITAL SPoR-r-To B A 3 P o U L T R y THAT WAS SO tory? , ^ - A 'F e w G R O l i S E PRICE'S I HM' M " Colored Cook— Jassum. Ah gits An old weather-beaten Alabama Tod Erf T S Negro was shjuffling along down a' what Ah ast fo’. -iToi/E A PRl:i-2LV 1 MUS'f' liU T lA T E ’ GRAvyy WEMT dusty country road with a gunny Mistress—Then why are you go b l a s t C sack over his shoulder, talking to VOLi lid T h^ O S E ing to leave? ^uii4(LE w e himself. Colored Cook— A h ’U tell you’ Mis WAIT lAiT^^e S E P o e E^ClTl/dG •' sus. Dere’s too much shiftin’ ob de Foreman (of cotton plantation)— dishes fo’ de fewness ob de vittles Look here, Uncle Henry, why do you BUTfS, TOR T(E s p o r t s in dis here house. always talk to yourself? GROLiSe To Wf-itP ’The old negro with great delibera BY i ^ riAl Sambo— ^Whaffo’ yo’ got dat spec tion, carefully put down his sack, ( o kled suit, nigguh? scratched his snow-white head and I W d U L P Rastus—Speckled ? Man, dat am answered: TAMCY T I aT TT^ah hide, showin’ thru de moth Old N egro— A h does it fo’ two holes. reasons, boss. Fust, Ah laks t’ talk ( ^ U T E '; to a smart man; an’ next. Ah laks A colored girl rushed intp a hospi to bear a smart man talk. tal with a broken jaw. She was very And with no further comment or vague about how the accident hap- questions being propounded, he picked up his sack and shuffled off. ... .o Doctor—Was it a large object? Colored G irl-Tol’rable large. Dinah— Has yo’ made all de Doctor— ^Traveling fast? ’rangements fo’ yo' marriage, Man- Colored Girl— ^Tol’rable fast. dy? Doctor— W as— Mandy— Well, not quite all, Colored Girl (her patience given Dinah. I ’s got to buy a trooso, an’ out)— E f ^o’ mus’ be inquisitive. Ah. rent a house an’ get mah husband wuz jes’ natchally kicked in de face a job, £in’ buy him a good suit o’ by a gentleman friend. close an’ get some regular washin’ work to do. An’ when them’s done Clerk (at marriage license bu Ah kin name de happy day. reau)— W here’s your bride-elect? Booker Washington White— What DID YOU KNOW THA-T— yo’all mean, ‘bride-^ect’ ? Dey weren’t no election; de lady done It Is said that the broadcast3ng e M A T b R L l K e S company which engaged .Beniard 6 . To BAG rffS GAM ^ Shaw, dramatist, for his radio talk, expected him to give a play AT"KEMC»'' by play description. 01930 BY NEA SERVICE, tNC. Stickler Solutipn | C’faret-smoking women* are re <®Fonti^e Fox. 1930 ported to be ?n search of a fireproof material (or their frocks. Perhaps a curtain is_ELbout^asbcstQ&.they can. do. WASHINGTON TUBBS IL Mexico or Bust! By Crane Maybe oy opening e soup kitchen for the unemployed in Chicago A1 Capone figures to get himself out of a stew.' r /^.iOON.-HOUlEMER, THEY EMCOUMTE^ BUT WELL NE\/£R MAKE MEXICO, SIR. STORM A writer says that a wpman j^ S T P O N O HEAP WINOS, AMO THE a r e a s a r e r e p o r t e d ahead o f u s , and THERE'S, should buy a dog that suits her dis paOT BECOMES UMEASY. nothing b u t o pen w a t e r f o r "200 m il e s , a position. The next step probably E^SV VA\C£C ^ORCED la n d in g WOULD BE SUICIDE^/ will be to revise that famous phrase COSTA RICA IS COSTA RICA? to read: “whine, women and song.’’ CLOSE BY, SIR. VD BAHl THAT’S Speaking of surprises, who would APVISE TURNING iTHE MET?V PLACE have guessed a couple of mopths IN THERE:-WE'RE THE.M'0 EXPECT HE CO^^P^N\OU^ ago that rlobby Jones would be big RUNNING A BIT US TO HEAD news at vhe height of the football MET FAR OUT AT SEA, , LOW ON GAS. FOR. Reason? AMP TAKEN OFF SHIP. This illustration shows how One of ihc pardoxes of the modem seven squares were changed to five age is why a man on the loose umooos m r squares, by moving three matches thinks he can improve things by to other positions. The dotted getting tight. T h e m A'c e r o p e l e s s l t lines indicate where the matches N ow that Moscow and ,New left PEHINP. AND CAN were taken from and the black York have been linked by radio, it NOT R6AGA PANAMA matches indicate where they were will require a sharp ear to distin FORTuJO MOPe PNMS. put. guish between static and, say, a revolution. THE TLAUE TuilNB NORTH TOVlAP.O ME1^\C0, \T'S OCCOPANTS IN SPIRITS AT SO EASILY OOTMlTTlMG THElR ENEMIES. W------/r-O RCG. U. S. PAT. OFF. C l 930 SY NEA SEPYICC. IMC. * HALCOCMRAN^PICTUnCS/XlCll FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS They’re Off By Blosser SC6IA5TO WOftlC/ I a l l c e r t a in l y r <3000 LUCK, BOYS... Ri^r,. vwwv.... IT’S SCIN6 HOME THE PERFBCT.... BACON, NOW ...WELL A R B VO U BE SNAiTIN* For AU. S E T Yo u I! ■R? 6 0 ? WHAT WOULX) TWEy DO, IF T U fiy Ha d lb LAND WHEBe TMEES WASN'T ANY vwatER. :0k .fiAv “ “w a u. i. b*T. c rr.-^ «—■ * .— eiaao»YwcAMwvtcg.mc JLiL 6 ' (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESM AN SAM Not a Bad Plan By Small A smile spread on w’ee Clowny’s at quite a lovely looking place. She ;(A\ss\ w hriT MUTHiM’,tAR. HoWDy H face. Said he, “You sure make pret then hopped back into the eSrt and H6.y,6AR.HOVIOV, W w y,“tUf\Ts Pi C L o U i e S Ha s n 't v o u r ^^c5tH5p. S H E WASHES Carpy cried, “ Giddap!” The road C A N I O o I 7L5ST CAt^e iMTd ‘ TO Keep Dii^y c l o t h e s ih i - , ^ CroT oM€.? ty lace. I ’ll bet you’ve practiced W HAiTS’-TWlS they went back on was rough and LOOK <^ROOMO'. ^ — 7 / T H E fM hard and long to do your work so (Jlowny said.“ Gee, this is tough! To ^ OH Mol well. I ’ve never seen such lace be hold us all in tight, we ought to fore, not even in the finest store. have a great big strap.” i ^Ay^AO^^ OOMT K e e p o u c c y W hy don’t you market what you But they got Sack all -safe and - = T o y I make, rm^sure that it would sell.’’ sound and then the Tlnies' turned o e P T c L o T H e s - The mstld replied, ‘T h at’s what around and bid tbeiiittje girl good w m I do, bave had real good luck, bye and slowly drove away. The tod. I e ^ my living making lace. ■Travel Man sMd, “ W e will go to M y m o ^ e r taught me how. When our hotel.” Theh' added, “Whoa! finished,, I will take this down to I think I see a friendly lad you’d some big dry goods store in town.” like to meet today." L' She waited just a minute, then said, A young sheep herder came in “Well, it’s finished how.” view and ^promptly shouted, “How “I have a good plan,” Scouty dy do!” The Tiniei'Jumped out of cried. “W e ’ll rent a little cart and the cart and ’twas'almoajt upset. ride. W e'll gladly take you into “Oh, look what he is holding tight! town, so you won't have to walk. A lamb,-’ cried Coppy Tinymite. We’ll also bring you back again. He started petting it and Tound it It’s fim a-riding now and . then.” was as tame as it could be. They shortly started opt and it was fun to hear them talk. (The Tlnymites see a strange The g;irl disposed of all her lace laundry in the next story.) . . . •: t S fiE FOXmTElCN r' r r THEGARDEN - '---- ■ •’'v'y-;. '■ i': ; ABOUT TOWN Fresh Made Sweet Apple Thanksgiving turkeys are being awarded at the Garden Miniature Cider gal. jug 43c Golf Course, at Center said Trotter (Jug included.) streets, for the best scores. Chil dren turning in the best scores will Burt Olney’s New Pack be given a football. The fee for playing at the Garden has been re duced. CRANRERRY SAUCE 10 The weekly setback tournament will be held at the usual hour this (20-ounce can 22c.) evening at the School Street Rec. Paradise Brand Fancy Mr. and Mrs. Thure Hanson of Worcester, Mass., spent the week Land O'Lakes Fruit Salad no. 1 can 19c end with Mrs. Hanson’s parents. (Sunbeam’s No. 2 1-2 can S8c.) Rev. and Mrs. P. J. O. Cornell of Church street. Navy Brand The Brownie training class which Fancy Turkey was to have been held tomorrow af Bartlett Pears no. 2 can 2 1 c ternoon at the home of Mrs. Rob ert Dewey of Stephen street has | PUlsbury’s Best been postponed until Friday, De-1 cember 5. 24Y2 lb. bag Miss Helen J. Comstock has left FLOUR 8 S « for Montclair, N. J. where she will spend Thanksgiving as the guest of The J. W. Hale Company always leading in quality and low Mrs. Jessie Rose, formerly of this price offers Its customers for Thanksgiving the well known Land O’ town. Lakes Turkeys at a real low price. Land O’ ^kes turkeys are Fresh Creamery known throughout the United States for their quality and are guar Selected Cookiug The Rainbow girls will have their anteed to roast tender and delicious.. .The Health Market offers a regular meeting this evening at 7:30 good supply of this brand in a good variety of sizes to suit all fami EGGS at the Masonic Temple. The meet lies. For your protection and satisfaction look for the well known iBUTTER New Crop ing nights have been changed to the Land O’ Lakes button on every turliey. second and fourth Mondays in the month. Fresh, Large Tender doz. J 5 c lb. Have your furnace cleaned at NUTS Selected, large size cooldng eggs sold In cartons. once by our Electric Furnace Clean This butter is running exceptionally good and it Is ing Process. G. E. Willis & Son, Ib These eggs are popular with Manchester women and are excellent for poaching and boiling as well as for guaranteed to satisfy the most fastidious taste... Our Hale’s Famous Inc. Phone 3319.—Advt. CAPON rapid turnover assures fresh butter at all times. baking.'' , Tender, Lean Hale’s Tested strictly Confectioner’s and Powdered MIXED NUTS Today, on Page 2, you will Roast Pork 20e find the regular advertise Fresh Eggs doz. 4 9 c Sugar 3 lbs. 2 1 c ment of the Pinehurst Gro Fresh, Lean Every egg tested for size and freshness. 2 lbs. Silver Lane cery. It will pay you to Pork Shoulders n> 16c Shari Fancy Assorted turn to that page now, and Pickles pt. ^ 1 lb. 24^ read it. They will have Large, Milk Fed Roasting 23 Chocolates 21/2 lb. box 89^ All kinds. Quarts 38c. Contains diamond medium bndded walnuts, large phone service from 7:00 to 26 varieties. washed brazils, long Naple filberts and alm onds. 8:30 tonight. Order your Sunbeam’s Queen Pure turkey now. Neplus Paper-Shell ALMONDS, lb...... 23c 38 Olives 8-oz. jar 19« (Last year’s prlcq 39c.) (5 1-2 to 6 1-2 pounds.) Lard lb. 14 c Plain and stuffed. Quart 59c. Diamond Budded W ALN U TS, lb...... 32c Tender . (Medium size.) Fancy Diamond Concord W ALN U TS, lb. . . 39C CARDS AN D Jack Frost Granulated Legs of Lamb (Extra fancy and large.) CALENDARS Large Washed BRAZIL NUTS, lb...... 23c Tender, Boneless SUGAR 10 lbs. 49c 25 lbs. $1.22 lOO lbs. $4.90 Non Naple FILBERTS, lb...... 28c FOR CHRISTMAS Native WALNUT’S, 2 lbs...... 25c Mrs. Elliott’s Shop Veal Roast CHESTNUTS, lb ...... 15c Thanksgiving Necessities Jumbo. Fresh Roasted PEANUTS, 2 qts. . . .19c X 853 Main St. Fresh, Watertown Genuine Emmenthal SWISS GRUYERE ...... '. .3 5 c Friend’s PREPARED MENCE MEAT, Ig. can ...... 25c BordeaiTWALNUT MEATS, 1-2 lb------... 35c (Imported from Switzerland. 6 portions. 8'for Grandmother’s MENCE MEAT, 3 pkgs...... 29c (Fresh, clean, large halves.) $1.00.) ^ Spear Brand FANCY DATE, 2 pkgs...... 29c S) Dutch HoUand EDAM CHEESE ...... $1.50 (Cellophane wrapped.) Baldwin and Greening DUCKS (4 pound average weight.) Dromedary DATES, pkg...... 18c Favorite Brand Genuine DELL PICKLES, q t ...... 25o (Two kinds.) APPLES ...... 16-qt. basket 59 c (4 to 5 ponnds). Burt Olney’s, PUMPKIN-SQtJASH, c a n ...... 17c Snnbeam’s Seedless RAISINS, 8 pkgs...... 25c (Native, hand pi^ed apples.) / None-Sneh MENOE ^lEAT, 2 pkgs...... 25c (15-onnce package.) When You Pure Pork Iceberg \ FeCk-Frean’s PLUM PUDDING, lb...... $1.25 Fancy Bulk PEELS, lb...... 32c (Direct from Ehglhnd. Santa Claus plum pudding (Citron, orange and lemon peels.) LETTUCE .. \ , ..,. 2 heads 19c Have Guests Sausage Meat with brandy. 2 lbs. $2.25) New Cleaned CURRANTS, pkg...... *...... 18c ('This quality of ' Iceberg lettuce has Improved Jack Homer’s PREPARED MINCE MEAT, ZJb. Jar S9c (2 packages 35c.) greatly during the last 10 doys. Large, hard heads.)" A t Your Sw iss Cheese FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES House Milk Fed Roasting Do you feel that it is neces Fancy Cape Cod The lowest price in town sary to apoligize for your bath- 38 CRANBERRIES X u». 29c room ? What a deplorable 1(4 1-2 to 6 1-2 pounds)’. ORANGES <108. 19« Flrm,>7ed berries. "'T h e H6we variety— exceptionaBy good quality. Packed Florida Sealdsweet and California Sunkist Ormiges. Small size. condition when in all probabil Large Fricassee in pound bags. ity the remainder of your house Fowl ft 33c Fancy Emperor Crisp, Wen Bleached is up-to-date. You will be sur (4 to 5 1-2 ponnds.)' lb. Sc CELERY 2 bunelM. 15c prised at what can be done in Best Sage TABLE GRAPES Yellow Globe , the way of modem fixtures for Cheese ft 43c Fancy Eating your bathroom at a very mod ^(FnU cream flavor.) Pears dos. 29c Tiiruips ; F resh , Tender ; ^ erate cost. ^ L arge Size Rock Ib ea. Sc Turuips (Firm and sweet.) geese F lo rid a Se^H sw eet (10 to 12 — — d6x. 29c 6now\riiite Jos. C. Wilson I Milk Fed Boasting liihildhi-BiBe.) Plumbing and Heating 'X w f" Cauliflower hood' 25 c Florida sisaidsweet Contractor. F resh, CBean 28 Spruce St. Tel. 5043 cmcKEN >35 Orauges doz. 4$^ XS 1 -3 to 4 1 -3 po^pds.); iLarge dsw. PrMtioally seedelara.) Spilfcach 3 Ib. 19c < > V . . ’ if?' ‘ • 7