ThsWsatlMfr raraenat et V. B. VfaattNV B Ifoatty aloady, HgM ahi p B FOUBTEEM jfliotfbratrr clearing tanightt. Satantny New Haven, Japies P. GaUaghet- ooolar. Sunday clandy nod wai tf- ' exists. It is s well known fact that of Newton. Maaa. 1st vice p r u ­ The ;j' : " ------^------Tha P61tah Roman Ca^Hc the local unlta never had to go to New [wani8 dent of Klwanls Intematlohal, Union pf^ockville will hold * <5*"“ Call Practice , an out of town company for their Michael S.' Svlhra of Bridgeport. About Town on ^ r d a y «''enlng, Oct. ^ a t offlcera due to enough local boya Conn., Lleut.-Governor of the New EASY Washer PRICE THREE CENTS being Interested enough to take Hub Formed England D lkrict, Edgsf M. Brown (SIXTEEN PAGES) i hall. Village One of the oldest MmO-ites^ ™ je. The music will ! For G Guards the courses and qualify themselves of the Hartford club wsa toast­ - No tw e i due in the South M»n- ^ h e s t r a and there wiU be door to fill the vacanciea when toey ■“ master and Introduced the guests Wsshers on the market. Bold olwter Fire Dliitrtct wlU be coU^t^ prl»a. -left open. ' , . Local Members Attend and speakers. . s ■ S . \ tomorrow or Saturday, ae we To Play Weekly Games In the event that men be­ The principal speaker of the eve­ pllector wlU be out of towiy^on 'All local members of the fore the board are succmsful, they Inaugural Cercinoniw ning was Rev. Ernest F. I days. / ' Hartford unit of the Connecticut Until the Boys Are wUI be te n d e d comnflaslona in Gregor of Norwalk. Lleut-Gover- Sportsmen’s Association may the NaUonal^iard^ the United In West Hartford.’ nor Michael Svlhra of Division 1, KEMP’S, INC. Report Fliers Foiled of the BriUpli^"Ameri cure their seaspn Ordered South. States lt> InfantnMm Second Lieu­ presided at the formal organising Repairs On All Makes can O u b '^ reque#ted/to at organiKitlon meeting to be hdd at tenants, war vpdahey. The Manchester Klwanii' club •lervlce and extended the well the club roOT>etonlgM>t 8 © clock of Washers the local Am erican Leglort Home All members of the K Guards was well represented last night at wishes of the clubs in his district 788 MAIN 8T. TEL. 5680 and proceed toH h^om e of James on Leonard street tomorrow night who have signed up for the com­ to West Hartford’s club. JohMton at 217> ^ t e r » tw t to the Rockledge Country club, West at 7:30 o’clock, \ pany basketball team wUl report Enj^ain Couple Hartford, at the organization of Ralph V. Weaferberg accepted RIOHT HERE! pay their respepfa to^frs. Johnston the charter of "the club from Dis­ Attempted Invasimj; to the armory for practice Sunday the West Hartford Klwanls club, Genuine Igrtition Parts are in­ Who died T ii^ a y even A Democratic rally Is to be held sponsored by the Hartford Klwanls trict Governor Fred Mitchell of morning. Private Frederick Lucas At House Party Lvnn'ond rospohded. Following the , stalled here \iiickly, by e». In Manchester on Wednesday, wtll be In charge of the session, y club. Manchester’s delegaUon was Masonic Fellowcraft cluM »rty October 23 at which time, Robert led by President Charles Burr and presentation of the charter a re­ CHRYSANTHEMUMS ports factory-wained in Igni­ w hlch^as to have been held ^ It is planned to schedule w e ^ y ception was held for the guests of j A. Hurley, candidate for governor games for the K cagers d u ^ the Mrs. Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Plants and Bouquets tion technique! \No waiting, John^. Trotter’s cottage at Co­ the members of the * w e Mrs. W. J . Waddell and her Bentley, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert B. hohor. t .u.. ' lumbia Lake tonight has been remainder of the year t o ^ pjayed Pre.sidcnt Cliarlos Burr of the n\ Parts-substitutW , no un- Clouds Hamper Raids O p e r a t ic ticket will speak. The daughter. Miss Lucy A. Waddell of House, Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Blair, ^ tp o n e d until Tuesday evening. on Monday nights f^lowlng the Manchester club prc.sented a Cana­ GRANTLAND NURSERY r^sonable charge^^ P w v Also Listens to Two Wit­ rally hsfo be held In. High School 178 East Center street, entertain­ R. K. Anderson, Jam es Turnbull Driver Even With Policel 'October 29. regular drill perlodk.'Thcir season dian fine ns the local club s part Keeney St. Tel. 4781 motor performance ^ually hall In a^lition, the candidate for will open the e n d ^ th ^ month and and Thomas Ferguson. nesses enlarge Work­ ed with a party at their home last The West Hartford Kiwanis club in aiding the new club. traccsXright back to IgniUon. Congress this district, the will continue urflil their induction ers Being Coerced to Columbia, 8. C., Oct. 18.—(/Pi First Alarm of Day ftJr Bombers of Royal Air Betty Ann Bane, crndldate foiNenator from the night, honoring Mrs. Waddell’s started off last ntght with a I 'n r- And Ignition trouble, too^ Mrsr-Mae Bane, relebrated her nfth into Federa^'servlce in January. —Walter T. Love. Columbia re­ Nazi Vessels Fourth District and the two It^al It is DMessary that all team nephew. Earl Ruddell and his ter membership of 43 men and the : I Vote for Roosevelt; London Signalled Force Frustrate Ger­ birthday yesterday, at the home or party was graced by the attend­ 2 quently,\races right backj altor, is even with the police camUdates for repre^ntatives of members be present this week so bride, the former Miss Bernice inexiKtrt repairs! Stup.^X4^ cash box again. man Move Sept. 1 6 , Mrs. Jhhn T. Hayes at 24 La\irel the. party will also sfwiak. thaLA captain for the season can Dunbar of Hartford. Thirty rela­ ance of many high ranking officers Hunter Denies Prac­ Afternoon as^^ Black- street Hefreshments were served, of Kiwanis International headed by a check-up.\It may save y« WIftn he got a Ucket two Flee Before the chief attractiorn being a very bo'Mccted, and a manager appolnt- tives and friends from Canton. RCA Victor tice in Other Years. months ago for a minor -traffic out Fog Over YUian- Forcing Nazis to Aban* The second .sitting in th eJ^ back -6!, The soldiers will have free use the New England District Presi­ a lot in the en^! prettily decorated birthday cake. West Hartford and this town *vere dent. Fred Mitchell of Lynn, Mass.. infraction calling for a 50-cent tournament between the KntgM of the armory floor tWs year, as present to offer their cqngratula- F. E. BRAY nel Curtails Both Brit­ cion Ships by Feroc­ Games were enjoyed by the chil- of Coliinihiis, St. Jam es’s 9*”y Governor-elect Robert D. Pryde, of Washington, Oct. 18.—(/P) bond, he sent the police depart­ British Units dreti. Betty Ann received mpny all outside teams are banned from tloiu*. and to Join in the >i e8cnta- JEWELER ment $1 with a request that the ity of Attack; Long Name society and St. BrJ#tget» the building under the new defense tlon of a complete fireplace set to, , N O R T W -The Senate Campaign In-1 ish an d . German Air dainty a.s well ns ^useful gifts. Holy Name society will b ^ e ld to­ additional be held for "ray next orders, unless they are playing a Mr. and Mrs. Ruddell. v ^ igating Committee heard | ticket.” Yesterday a aecond let­ Survey Given of Dam­ Aipong the guests pircsent were night at the K. of O, JjOrne. Play military team without charging ad­ State Theater Building E L E C T R lb iL Operations; Two Naval German Flotilla of Four L,orralne Mooney, Jean fto.ssiter, Bingo was one of the amuse* 5 ' . to d ^ an official denial that ter arriving from I/ove enclosed age Inflicted on Foes. wall begin promptjy'’'^ at eight mission. ments. During the evening Carl 737 Main Street lNSTRUMEN'^^UO. another ticket and aaking, Command Changes. and Marilyn Johnson. Commissions' Pending the ivTA was padding its I)ti»troyers Escapes in­ o’clock. Cubberly made a comic speech. A Hilliard St. Phort^ 4060 "pleaae give me the credit Your correspondent was Inform­ buffet lunch was served by the rolls jn ri political maneuver to Srest Naval Base London, Oct. 18.—(/P)—Au-i Brandia Lodge, No. 2.1. Order of State Welfare Commissioner ed yesterday afternoon by Major now.” ■ Bulletin! ./aaa, will -hold its regular meet- hostesses,, the decorations in the Watch and Jewelry and also listened to two wit­ thoritative British aviation Robert J^^ilth. of Manchester, Smith at ReglmertUl Headquarters dining and living rooms being late London, Oct. 18.— (/P)— I In Failing Light of Day at Orange Hall tonight at 8 this morning at a session that several commissions as Sec­ nesses chhrge that WPA source.s asserted today that o’clock. A feature of the^ se.sslon autumn flowers. The nightly air raid alarm of thS 39th annual convention of ond Lieutenants are now’ pending Repairing Al^ .\LiCE UOFBAN workers w ellbeing coerced the R.A.F. bombers frustrat­ will be the presentation of a Pmst Connecticut Conference of in the regiment and are awaiting to vote for Pr^ident Roose­ was sounded this evening-— London, act. flotilla District Master's • Jewel to Nils final action so that the applicants (Hnown 4s queen Alice) Lies Program of German destroyers “retired ed a German attempt at sea­ Bjorkman of the local lodge by M Work held in the ballroom of SriRITUAI MEDIUM velt. the start of the 42nd consecu­ The Hotel Stratfield. Bridgeport. m ^ appear before- the board for precipitately” without damaging borne invasion of England on George Johnson of Norwich. Reiasonable Prices Seventh llunghter iit a Seventh Son Howard O. Hunter,\acting WPA tive night air attack directed any British vessel when a British Dr. Creightoh Barker executive examination. Local Guards who House Cleaning? Born With a VeU. ; commiaaioner, teatifleU that In- Sept. 16, forcing a Nazi aban­ director of the Connecticut Medical have finished the Army Extension Charge Made at London. The only daylight unit attempted to engage in bat­ Greei.wny Park, Inc., deyClopers ■ Keudings' Daily 9 A 51 to 9 U. !tl. \atead of being awollen, ‘WPA roUi tle 100 miles southwest of Land's donment of / inva.sion ships of the trnct of lnntl bet.wpen Wood- society and Professor Edward C. courses, according to Major Smith, i Or B.v Appulntqient In the Service on election day would \carry a attack ended before nightfall. stand a good chance of being ■"call­ Largest Assortment of End yesterday, the Admiralty an­ “by the ferocity of their st- bridge street , and /^laiichestcr Llndeman of New York iJity were Greeting Cards for Ilf the reitple tor S<» Years. "emaller percentage of utf^ploy- By Roosevelt nounced today. • tack. / . ■ Green road, where 25 houses are speakers. ed up ’ prior to the Induction into 171 i'hureh .Street. Hartford. Conn. ed” than at any comparable ■ London, Oct. 18.—(;^P)—In­ Federal service In January. All Purposes In Town The Admiralty declared that the "After Uerman troopa wera now under oon.struction. will de­ Phone 6-2337 aince the beginning of the visible in the clouds over Lon­ German flotilla, of four destroy- William J ., Custer, of 11 Well­ The new year of Army Exten­ MODEL 17K loaded onto their ship* prepara­ liver, under a deed, three of the sion Courses has just opened, and program. * don, a number of raiding tory to braving the channel crow­ houses ne.xt week. Of the houses ington Road, Is a guest at the BOTH DeniM BoUa Being Increased To Discuss ‘Misrepre- ((Continued on Page Fourteen) Vanderbilt Hotel, New York. the Biib-coutses have been mailed 12” Dynamic Speaker ))lanes were heard this after­ ing, R ./ ^ . bothbera sped over and under, const niction, 11 are nearing ONLY *3 9 ^ The official denied conten­ xsentalions’ in Series of to the men who applied for them. 7 Preferred-type Tulies ralier noon after sirens signaled the made /their departure . impossible completion. Within the next month Only members of the Guard units tions that relief rolla were being by me ferocity of their attack,” it is expected by the developcra, Troop 15, Boy Scouts will meet Here

Britieh expreaaad hopoi but to Hong Kong Route the City Chapel herd by Deputy c,ent bonds, sold for refunding of 000 of the 4H per ' cent bonds donatad by Oeors* Olawisy. Thraa galn^air and troopa baaea in Party Arnmged Manehesier City Clerk Philip A. Hines. Issued in May 1933 as a refunding mambsin of tba local club hiatra Payments Due •town note# in May 1924, which will Supplies Roll French Indo-Chtna adjoining Gen­ Office H a *111* prospective bride was bora leave >56,000 due on this bond •debt obligation. 'Thera is also due Novel Speaker perfect attendance for the entire eralissimo Chiang'a southwest d(H Dale Book Openii^ Delayed Charges Both Big Parties In Manchester, the daughter of ^or Bride-Elect at tba ay ms time >20,000 of the year, the trio being Herbert Mc­ main. John and Arina OazdzIcKi. Mr. -iaaue. Alao to be paid la >8,000 on Kinney, RuaeeU PoUerton and Sec­ Over Lifeline F o r Sports On November 1 For Kiwanians Japan threatened to close the Coming Events fr a a Fag* Om ) Bpenqer, the son of Hemphill L the bonds of the Eighth School and Ninth wbiwl D l ^ c t b(«ds, which retary Thomas BenUey, while Jot road with bomba if she couldn’t Oct, 25—Annual dance of Pri­ ^Use Heavy Smoke Screen and Bertha Wanamaker Spencer, Utilities District taken over by at present amosmts to >160,000 and Now In the time'to Rtaiif Elder, Tom Ferguson, Herbert Min JulU May Shaw of 816 was born in Cheraw, 8. C. keep it closed with diplomacy. Center atreet entertained with. a vate Duty NitrMs at Country club. diplomatic negotlatlona la known,” the town which Is a 4 'A per .cept carries an interest charge of 41.6 House, George Olenney and Henry To Aid China Thus the Burma road atandi as O ct 25—Country,club maaquer? the communique added Town Clerk to Gl^e Oul Town Must Pay $78,000 tK>nd, and will leave a balance of per cent. Another payment of >9,- building rcflIaUince to coM*. Able to Tell a Person’^s Smith were present at all Septem­ s ■ ______party at the home of her aunt, By The AfiMdsted PrcM 4* He also spok* of the rehabUito- the symbol of a contest of two Mrs. M. J. Morlarty of 422 Bd6 ImUL Proteate against tha opening of tlon of eastern Connecticut, which Licenses Tonight from 80 Attending Coaferenos On BoiM Issues Be­ >22,000. Another payment tO be 000 wlU be made November 1 on 'Occupation, Whether ber meetings. (Ootttinuod fram Pago One) empires, the fullgrown Britiah and Center atreet,. Wednesday eve­ Alao, Harveat S u iw r at Eman­ the Hong Kong route have been Jasper McL«vy, BodaUst guber­ he described os one of the princi­ made on that date I# >5,00# of re ­ the remaining >85,000 of . bond# Prepare for Winter! the growing Japaneae.' ning, to announce the coming mar­ uel Lutheran church. filed by the Japaneaa with Brit­ natorial candidate for the elgbtb ple objectives "of hts administra­ .rtford, Oct. 18—IP) — More sides th^ Interest. maining >60,000 bonds, which are known as the BarnaM School closure in a'BrIUeh appeasement Oct. 22—Educational club pre- ish officials at both Tokyo and time, officially entered- Connecti­ Seven Until Nine. One’s Suited to It. Quickly Galled To Duty Chinese rejoicing over the re­ riage of her sister, Misa Ida Fran­ tion. than\W directors, curators and old Eighth School and Utilitl^a bonds, which pay 4 3-4 per cent. gesture toward Japan. opening was tempered by Hong aente Hoyland Bettinger, HoUlater Hong Kong. cut’s political campaign with a District refunding bonds that bear On nearly all of the bonds sold by ces Shaw, to I^ter Marteo of Earlier In the evening, speaking ’The Toiim Clerk’s office will be staff \ workers of museums, On November 1 the town of Appleton. Wis.—(J>)—Shortly af­ Observers believed that the im­ Kong dispatches saying that the Hartford. ’The ceremony will be a tm t achool color movlea. Hinte CooBtor declaration that the Republican over the radio, the governor, ad­ Manchester wttl pay >78.000 on Interest at 4 >4 per cent. the town or token over on school A. B. D. Capsules An iinusual entertainment will OcL 28—Hallowe’en Party of The Tokyo prern, has hinted that libraricikcollegea and schools-were CLOCK ter L ^ r Asmus registered for mediate result of the reopening Bi:iti8b crown colony on the south performed on Monday, November and Democratic pBrilea were at­ vocated expansion and Improve­ open this evening from 7 to 9 p. here fo r '^ e 23rd New England bond issues besides Interest Refunding Obllgstlona consolidation interest Is paid In be preMnted at the weekly meet- would he; release of large etocka of Women’s Auxiliary of (Camber of the reopening of the Hong Ko^ military service, the te^ephotie China coast would remain closed 11, at S t Jam es’a church. tempting "to throw over their lo­ ment of the state trade school pro­ |B.'' during which hours local sporte- Conference\^ The American As­ charges. Due to be paid on Nov­ A payment of >30,000 will alao November and May, with large' Ine of the Kiwani* Club at the rang and a voice told him that he arms and ammunition, now etored Commerce at Hotel Sheridan, route would oe met with . .ipountor . Parke-Davia indefinitely to arms and munitions • About 25 of the relatives and cal records the thick smoke screen gram, more educational opportuni­ men may obtain hunting licenses. sociations of Museums, a three-day ember 1 1# >8,000, on 4 3-4 per be made on the balance of >120,-' pajrments again being due in May. CiliSRATINO THE Country Club next Monday noon "bad been chosen for duty and in western China, which had to be and petroleum, and railway supply friends of the bride-elect were OcL 28—Manchester Mothera meajnirea, andnd I foreign circles had of national and International af­ forSeen thei'poasi poastblUty of a Jap- ties for rural )routh, and increased The season on upland birds begins event which o^ned yesterday. The (2.'») 9 8 c when Otis H. Pineo, of Worcester. must report Immediately.” Assured kept there for throe months aa a shipments to China. present from Waterbury, Hartford club, niustrated lecture. "Child fairs.” facillUes at the University pf Con­ DevelopmenL” Dr. Arnold Oessetl. aneae blockade. Saturday, one day In advance due program (falls fpr discuastons In Mass., will appear on the p ro g r^ it was no Joke, he hurried to the reserve against the possibility and thia town, and ahowerad her Tbs delayed entrance of the necticut. / S 4 m t ^ courthouse and found be actually that the road would remain closed. with beautiful gifts. The evening Oct. 30—C. L. of C. Fashion Some foreign observera specu­ to the open aeason occurring on the fields of fine arts, science and through arrangements made by Bridgeport mayor onto the state Questione Batdwtn OainM James Blair. Mr. Pineo ia able, it had been drafted—for Jury duty. Now, with fresh stocks rolling in Flood of Traffic was pibar’ 'ty apent with games Show, Whlton Auditorium. lated that Japan might seek to political scene of Hartford only Sunday, the 20th. historical museums and llbrarlea Viofiterol Is said, to tell a person’s occupation across the Chlneee-Burmese bor­ and merry-making. A buffet lunch Nov. 4—Concert for benefit of nullify resumption of arms traffic served to accelerate the battle for Hurley questioned claims of the . Report Good Luck 41st. Annual PHILCO Rises Steadily Verplanck Fund by Beethoven and whether or not they’re suited Animals sometimes change sex. der, depots in the border region was served by the hoeteas. over the Burma road by a formal the governorship. Baldwin administration, emphasis­ Several local huntera have re­ A buck rabbit owned by Mrs. T. may be emptied of the old stocks Rangoon, Burma, Oct. 18.—(JP)— Glee Club, G. Clef CHub and senior declaration of war against Chins. ing one pertaining to industrial ported good luck duck hunting Parke-Davis to it simply by giving them a care­ choir of Emanuel Lutheran McLevy’s - audience numbered M. Hartman was the father of and these rushed into central ’The flood of traffic along the Bur­ Were the Hong Kong route to only about 75 persons last night, improvement in Connecticut. Re­ since the season opened on wild ful examination. ma road, reopened to arms ship­ church, auspices ,of Educational 5 c.c. The attendance prize will be nine rabbits and the mother of 16. China for widespread , Chinese Wallace Denies China re-opened, most of the traf- in contrast to the capacity crowd ferring to the governor’s assertion ducl^ coot and other ehore birds on coimter-attacks on advanced ments to China last night, rose flo probsbiy would be carried by which filled the same auditorium, that Connecticut war order# re­ Oct. 16. 'The season on duck closes . , Steadily today aa fleets of muni­ Nov. 5—National and State # c / Japanese positions. Chinese Junks to unguarded coast­ Bushnell ’ Memorial, when he sult from the Republicans per- on'Dec. 14 and'the bag limit is 10 tions trucks, long in readiness, Business Hurt election, local polls at State Arm­ sonal appeals to Washington, Hur­ a Likely to Oppose Drive al points to the north end trans­ epoke In Hartford two years ago per day. Federal ^uck stamps must jiiiiiiiicm in f 0% /le Wliitp’i^T^ocl Liver Oil roared into Chinese territory and ory. shipped Inland by caravans, river- before the 1938 election In which ley declared: , be purchased at the post office be­ Thus China was held likely to northward from the railhead at (Continued from Page One) "Raymond Baldwin did not and ESSO craft and trucks. „he received 166,000 votes^ fore bimting. The season on wild TEXAtX) UBY8TAI ITB oppose a possible, new overland Lashlo toward the border. could not bring one single wsr geese also opened Oct. 16 but sel­ drive from Indo-Chlna by the It was expected that, shtpmen Rivsie Busy Elsewhere School S/NCE 1899 O^ifceiitraie Tal»lel» FUEL OIL A British Army officer, veter­ WcUma for amart men. But we are Turkey Voices to China via Hong Kong would 1 While McLevy was talking In order to this state and he knows dom do local huntera have an op­ RANGE OIL Japanese againit Chungking and an of the World war, aaid he had ‘ M«ncko4l«r.Conn. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS making progress and we Intend carried by Chinese Junks to un-’ Hartford last night, his rivals It. ’They were the result# of -the portunity to bag these big migra­ southwestern China, seat of never seen a larger aaaemblage of to extend the protection of btui- national defense program of the tory-birds unless a flight of them Chiang'a government and center New Defiance guarded coastal points to the north were busy elsewhere. Gov. Ray­ trucks. neas from illegitimate ralda as and trans-shipped inland by human Rooaevelt' administrations. HI* are forced down,by storms on local Saturday Only I ( 100) per gal. of his war-making strength., Burma’s large Chinese, popula­ rapidly as public support can be mond E. Baldwin, Republican 7 9 - 6.1« caravans, rivercraft and trucks. seeking re-election, was across the (Baldwin) claim* are Just more of water while they kre enroute The Chinese press and govern­ tion organized meetings and de­ mustered for the work.” featured for »*er Dalloa (OoatlBiied train Pag# One) It was popularly believed here bridge In Ea.it Hartford while the plaUtiides and catch phraraa ’.;e south. A hunter may possess three In Lota ot 90 Gallons or More. ment offlclata agreed, however, monstrations to show their appre­ Less Than Number Cloeing geese a da-y. The aeason closes that the political significance of that a clandestine trade reaching Robert A. Hurley, the Democratic baa been using for two years." T E I .. 8S 0 0 ciation of Britain’a decision to Wallace told a breakfast rally they would find ’Turkey a tougher Another speaker at the Bridge­ with ducks ori Dec. 14. Vifirani t^apsiiltis OPEN FOR DEIJVERY 24 HOURS! the BriUsh reopening overshad­ defy Japan and reopen the road. of party workers that under Re­ large proportions has been going nominee, took his campaign to SATURDAY nut to crack than ’The Nether­ port rally was U. 8. Senator Fran­ Upli^ Birds DRESSES owed immediate material benefits. publican rule In 1932, “the num­ on through Hong Kong recently Bridgeport, Is home town. lands. Belgium or France. despite the closure. cis T. Maloney, seeking re-election, Upland birds, pheasants, ruffed ’ nuco For the Burma road, aside from ber of new enterprises starting up 'The Socialist candidate charged grouse (partridge) arid quail In MORIARTT BROTHERS Japanese Gendarmes luioBlls Beelstenoe to British that Governor Baldwin failed to who took exception to campaign its actual function aa the central was leas than the number closing some sections of the state may be Value* Selling • • ” r^^CENTER STREET AT B^AD STREET section of a 2,000 mUe trade route down by 116,000.” The commentator recalled the fulfill his campaign pledges that claims made by Wendell L. WlUkle, T a f' ' $ 1 - 3 9 Come in —^ Corporal Wounded resistance the Turks offered the Decision on Lifting the Republican candidate for presi­ shot from sunrise tomorrow to anil between the Burmese seaiwrt of In 1033, he aaid, the growth of he would eliminate the old age Including Thanksgiving Day. Cock , To ?7.98 THIS 5-PIECE SET get a valu­ ~ Shanghai, O ct 18—ilP)—A cor­ new business "went above aero to British in the Dardanelles In the a.ssistance'tax and the state In­ dent. Rangoon and southwest China, poral of the Japanese gendarmes Ban Expected Today pheasants only may be shot. The 4,A'hairH and able- Sessions reaches In a figurative sense to 13,000 and aince has gone up to as World war and added: • spection lanej). McLevy labelled "DlBtreased" During VMt was shot in the head and wounded "There is no doubt our resist­ London, Oct. 18—( ^ —Colonial dally bag limit Is two; the season 2-Leaf Extension Table Electric Clock FREE with this London’s Downing street and the high as 49,000. Office Bources said the decision is the two major, parties "political Senator Maloney said h.e was Vituiiiin B Complex serioualy today by three Chinepw “Enterprise was discouraged to ance this Ume will be even strong­ 15. Gray squirrel may also be shot Philco Jubilee Special. S tubes/ Tokyo Foreign Office. gunmen in the badlands near -the being made in London today twins whose chief* Interest In the "distressed” during Winkle’s visit from Oct. 19 to Thanksgiving. ; new Overseas Wave-Band, start­ UNEXCELLED . ’Hme Used to Gain Basso the point of complete panic un­ er. Just as we depend on our State Capitol was to secure Judge- CapHiile headquarters of Wang Ching-Wel,' Army, so our terrain also has a whether to lift the ban on ship­ to New England "by the careleaa- 'The aeason on woodcock In C3on- | Japan used Uie three-month der Republican administration," ships "In city and town courts” and ness of his language and the harsh- $ 2-79 ling 1941 Philco inventions. head of the Japanese-sponsored he declared, "and has ateadily special advantage for us. For in­ ment from Hong Kong to China o t — nectlcut opens on October 25 and ■ \ R 8 S O closing, not to seek a settlement government at Nanking. , gssollne, oil and other non-war ma­ advocated an Increase of at least nees of his criticisms.” closes 17 days afterward, on Nov. j J 4 1 . 4 1 Hurry— offer limited! of the Chinese war aa was the grown stronger under the admin­ stance motorized troops can only one per cent In the Interest rate White Japanese military forces sur­ istration of Mr. Roosevelt" move with difficulty here—and the terials. Mrs. (Thasc Going Woodhouse, 8. Few wooilcock are shot In this I rounded the area Immediately 'The Impression, of informed ob- being paid by Connecticut banks. Democratic candidate for secre­ section^the (lights of these sporty j 2 for ( 100) Libaral Tradt-in RANGE and FUEL OILS Wallace told reporters that Axis powers want a short war, not fjovernor Baldwin, who was 7 9 . after the attack, the sixth of its versers, however, was that lifting tary of state, addressing the same birds being smaller Iff recent years j Regularly Priced S49..50! ilnndreds of Satisfied Customers Our Beat. BecomraendrUjm! President Roosevelt’s announced a long one." scheduled to continue his campaign kind in the last fortnight Four of program of political seeches was of the ban would be “deferred in­ group, lauded President Roosevelt. here. j . Size's Allowane* I Easy TarmsI the attacks have resulted fatally. The radio accused Germany and today with a factory-gate talk to DIAL 6.T20 TODAY! SPECIAL USED GAR "very splendid." Italy of seeking to conquer Yugo­ definitely." In Middletown, Paul L. Cornell, The attacks have been laid to work rs of the Winchester Repeat­ Republican nominee for U. S. Sena­ 12 lo 41 This Is Only One Halivpr Oil (Capsules emboldened supporters of the •The Cleveland speech (Nov. 2) slavia, Bulgaria and Greece and ing Arms Company at New Haven, SALE ought to be one of the greatest said the Axis powers had warned tor; McLevy and Prof. Odell Shep. Former Resident of Keith’s Great Chungking government of Gener­ clalmeil that "our Republican ad­ ard, Democratic candidate for f'onie Early .Anniversary Sale All Makes of Cars! alissimo Chiang Kai-Shek carry­ political speeches In history," he Greece to reject BrlUln’e guaran­ Ho8pital Notes ministration gets things done," .■Vbbolt Benson's BOLAND OIL CO. tee of aid In certain conditions of lieutenant governor, diaciisscd For Rest observed. told, his East Hartford audience: To Wed AY ialor Values! Center Street At West Center — Depot Square Garage — ing guerrilla warfare deen inside AAtM fTRBiT the Japanese lines around*Shang- Greater Problems With Peace attack or "she will be made to re­ Points To New Bridge their party platforms at a Wesley­ Selection 1 ( 5 0 ) 8 9 c Complete Oil Heating and Air OondltUmlng Ernest Roy, Prop. an University forum. hai. At Hamilton, Wallace said the gret It." Admitted yeiteMay: Frank "You will recall that two yeats Come In and Look next peace may create even great­ (Reports from Bucharest quoted Mansfield. 11 1-2 ’Trotter street. ago there was talk, pnd only talk, Meanwhile the Rev. E. Dent New York, Oct, 1 7 - Miss Fran­ Around! Read Herald Advs. ces Gazdzickl, 22, formerly of 37.5 er problems than the, country Is German circles as saying that 150 Birth: Yesterday, a daughter to of a new bridge here at East Hart­ Lackey of Thompsonville a'candi­ Remember: Cotl l.ivpr Oil Clouds Hamper coping with today, and added: Nazi warplanes accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles 3. House, 18 ford. Today, under our Republican date- for the state Senate, char­ Bldwell street, now of 2 West 67th "Envision the Republican party 800 pilots,' mechanics, crewmen Scarborough Road. acterized Hurley as a "Connectl- .Street, New S’ork, and Hnrold^L. Tomorrow Only! administration, that new bridge Is Spencer, 21. of the ITnited Stalea under that.” and instructors were expected to Death: Thomas ScotL 21, 258 uftdcr construction." fut Roosevelt," in a tadio speech. CuiH’t'iilrolc I'ablels Raids by Nazis “If the expehie-cuttlng program arrive in Rumania today to aug­ Spencer street. .\rmy Air Corps, of Mitchel Field, Keith’s Idw is carried out by the Republicans," ment a force of 150 planes al­ Admitted today: Lucille Mc­ Long Island, procured a llcenae to marry here today in toe Municipal he said, "there is the gravest dan­ ready quartered there.) Guire. 14 Cortland street; John P u rtc sl (Continued From Page One) ger that conditions In this country McClelland, 81 Lake street. Building. The couple stated they FRADIN’S will be so much worse than In 1921 Birth: Today, a daughter to Must'•Apply j About Town would be married on October 21 In ( 110) 89< and an unnamed town In’the Mid­ and 1922 as to make those years Rumanian Minister Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salmon, 19 lands. The government said w n- Cottage street. erally casualties and damage w re seen) like prosperity.” Asserting that "agents of the To Greece Readied Discharged today: Mrs. EsteU* By W riting Judge and Mrs. Harold W. Gar- SPECIAL USED CAR 41 WEEKS TO PAY! NO INTEREST! Olriiin Ppreomophum small. dictators” were working for the Kissman, 46 Griswold street; Mrs. rlty have sold to Mr. and Mrs. John ANNOUNCES ■The raiders came .earlier in the Bucharest, Rumania, Oct. 18 STORE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL NINE. defeat of President Roose.velt by (>P)_Radu Glnvara. Rumanian Leo Kwash and infant son, 14 Elm Morleonl a orie-famlly house locat­ night than previously and stayed Terrace and all hospital cUnle SALE spreading confusion "to Weaken minister to Greece, has been re­ Applicants for Selective ed on the south aide of Florence All Makes of Cars! 10 c. c., 67c overhead throughout about eight our will to prepare and to resjst,” called, it was announced without patients. street. The new owners will occupy FURNITURE operating at a time, In contrast to Wallace said last night in Parkers­ Census: 59 patients. Board Jobs Are Given the home early In November. Mr. the former tactics of 100 or more immediate explanation, today,, as — Depot Square Garage -i— burg, W. Va.: \ the Council of Ministers adopted a .Morleonl is proprietor of the ^tate Ernest Roy, Prop. CO. planes in an opening niah, fol­ "Even' if we should be able tq^ Catebra Skunk By Tail Their Instructions. Lunch. G. E. KEITH A n Super D Pprles series of decrees designed to turn lowed by small waves. defend ourselves against m ilitary Where You Can Afford To Buy Good Furniture! Germany’s use of fast fighter- •Rumania’s economy Into channels Ijisi two days of SENSATIONAL s Invasion, the dictators would seize ^pplementing, rather than com- Elm Creek. Neb.—(Jl-^Indlgna- Applicants for the positions of Rev. WllUam T. Wallace, of the .MAIN AND .SCHOOL STREETS OPPOSITE HIGH .SCHOOL Upjohn (30) 86c bombers. The Press Association their chance to move In on us If Uon overpowered Judgment and chief clerk of the local Selective said, ‘ will have the effect of .hur­ pklng with. German industry. North Methodist church. Rev. W. they were to see us lying helpless •nie withdrawal of Glnvara Mrs. Ted Faser grabbed a skunk- .Service board and of stenographer D. Woodward, a retired clergyman, rying Into action our latest types and panic-stricken as we were in by the tall when she found It pH- from.Greece, against whom the In the board's office should w’rite and Rev. Ernest Bengato'n, Jr„ a of planes.” the 1932 period. ferlng her chicken pen. Unablf to "Now that their first fighter- Axis ts reported to have exerted student pastor here, were among Vi-l»eiita Perles "I hope we shall not be taken in pressure to discard her British let go safely, she uneasily shifted to the board" citing their quall- the 500 ministers who attended the bombers are escaping, the wounds aa the people of so many free na­ the animal from one hand'to tbs firatiuns so that all may be con­ FILMS guarantra aroused great interest preaching conference at Boston our Spitfires and Hurricanes have tions In Europe were taken in and other. But her wit saved the day— sidered when the board meets Developing and Printing ( 2 5 ) « 1 .1 3 inflicted on other types' it added, in diplomatic quarters." again. These applications should be University this week. as, unfortunately, our hero (Col To CTora parasitic" Indiistrlea and her clothes. She attached a "the■the Air MinistryMlnisiry winwill have nav. to undbergh was taken length of wire to a fence, twisted addressed to: Complete consider whether the moment Is , j ^ Under' oneXset of decrees Ru- Selective Ser\ lce Board, No: 4 c President Aceto, of the Italian I mania’.s cntlrA industrial system the wire around the skunk’s tall, Photographic Dept. opportune to introduce our new I m, he aaaea. got a gun and sh<>t the animal. P. O. Box 590 War Veterans’ Association, is ■ Vita-Kaps and tremendously fast fighters. will be reorganlMd. 'All industries Manchester, Conn. anxious to have all members of | defined as "parasitic’’ will be closed keeps white houses "As with the fighter forces, so Ifaliaii Paper Need Full Bourd the association present at the Abbott (50) S2.29 FUR with the bombers. To increase the Immediately. r r Individual members of toe Selec­ meeting that is to be held Sunday The only Industrie to. be en­ morning, starting at 6:30 ' In the KEMP;s weight of our offensive it i» now tive Service board have been can­ In c. / WHITER! time to send out new squadrons Site of Blast couraged will be those making vassed by applicants for the posi­ Sub Alpine' Club on Eldridge of our heavy bombers accumulat­ war supplies or usln ^ Rumanian street. Several Important matters 763 Main St. / Tel. .5680 V (Continued from Page One) FRED E. tions but no action on filling the l»atcbeh Co League of toe CENTRAL SERVICE bombing but authorlUtlve sources (Doe’e Oarage) ! ing the dirt with it, and exposing a later attributed it to Naval shell­ ‘^Innere of Weat", No. IS, Inds Brother Second Oongrcgational church at I fresh while surface. This "self-cleaning” Its meeting thia week set the date 16 Bralnerd Place Haliver Malt, 8 oz., ing. Details of this action were not Military Funeral Tel. 8957 {process starts after a few months of* .00 immediately available. _ 'NOW: , After 46 Years bf November 13 for a turkey sup­ (exposure under normal conditions of 97c • Four German planes were said For TTiomas Scott COLORWABE TO LADIES! per, and ’Tuesday, October 22 for a I weather, but may bit-delayed under to -have, been down yesterday, to PUBLIC “UNTAMED"—“MAN WHO food aole at Hale’s store. 'The sale I unusual cliroatie or dirt collecting condi­ three British fighters lost.. : ^ ' S ' TALKED ’TOO MUCH” Bristol. Oct. 18—(45—A brother will begin at 9:30 with Mrs. Ralph tions. Because the “self-cleaning” proc- ’rtie Press Association said tha and a sister who were separated in Rockwell, chairman. Others on the ! ess is gradual, the wearing qu^tics of Company K wUl meet at th* SETBACK committee are Mrs. CTharles Vi-Delta Emulsion »58 night attack on Liverpool and state armory tonlgbt to mrte *r- youth and lost track of each other j the film are not abnormally affected. have been reunited after 46 year*. Whitcher, Mrs. F. E. Reynolds, Now..GetCASHi I Its economy lies in the fact that it Choose -your new Fur Coat at Burton's on any of other Merseyside areas waa "one rangemenU for attending the Mrs. John Hubbard,-Mrs..Howard of the most widespread” in some FARTT Mrs. Mabel Rich, 65, of South streiehes the time between paintings. 8 oz., 98c neiM of ’Thomas S co tt,^ Windham learned that her brother, Keeney, Mrs. Samuel Sherman. THIS NE W , SIMPLER WAY these easy, convenienty Way-to-Pay Plans...... time, but added that ’Ithls aerial of the unit who died last *'*^^ •* n e w liEGlON HOME Remember: Du Pont House Paint costa campaign misfired somewhat, dara- Edward L. Minor, 68. lived In Bris­ I no more than other good paints. Ask' toe hospital. A Leonard St., Manchester tol on reading a newspaper ac­ President Garrone, of toe Italian __ age and casualties being but be selected and bearers ’ vour painting contractor to use it! 1 • ^ count recently of hi# wife’s death. Club, has called a meeting to be NEW 60c Scott's Emulsion S slight.” A hosplUl and a school After toe compahy Tonight a| 8 :1 5 A meeting was arranged and both Cash Deposit Plan j— were reported...... hit aiiM ■ " one —e patient officer# and members of the com held in toe clubhouse on Normw AppIkaHen Fern Lay Away Plan aanator- oanv wll) pay their final respects said they recognized each other street Sunday'afternoon at 2:30 49c was reported killed a t 3 Cash Prizes at once. at which he desirea a full attend­ to their comrade »»y vts qusitiem NOW ONLY A small , deposit now, and payments at your As little u 10% now . . . and the balance in S lum struck by a bomb. Admlsaion 25c. Aa a result o t the meeting. Mrs. ance of membera. cash when you receive your coat. . the Qulsh Funeral Home, aso Rich, a widow, decided to come to III half Gallon convenience, uniil you get your coat. Main atreet. Bristol to live with her brother. Wel; believe that get­ WPA Toy Center Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Goodrich of ting a loan should be In S-Gallon Cans. Bothgvere born here. 26 Rusaelt atreet will observe, their If You Don’t Know th# Mrs. Rich went to toe middle a simple pleasant transaction.' Charge Account Plan | 59th Mvedding anniversary , this That'* th* reason for thia naw Vitamins, Know the Maker. Budget Plan Furnished Heat west after the death of her par­ evening with. a dinner for their ents. She returned to Connecticut Form th a t aaraa tim a . . speeds Regular thirty day charge plan, billed to your fantUy.. • Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich service. A small deposit now and deferred payments later, but when she attempted to were nfarried in Wethersfield and JOHNSON arrangements. Arrangement# have been m>de locate her brother In Bristol found It’s alao the reason we loan arranged. la the Union School, building oo have been ceaiderita of Manchrater money on just your signature. } * p ■ that he had rrioved away. She did the last four years. Mr. poodrich is North School *treet to connect the not learn of her brother’s return . Charges are 3% on unpaid month­ bollei^ to furnish heat to the room* a retired merchant ly balances up to >100,2% month­ PAINT CO. #Remember. . . there is a guai> to this citu until she read toe story ly on balances above. If you need, #Rrmember. . . . a small deposit now occupied by toe WPA Toy Mrs. kunor’a death. 699 MAIN ST. TEL. 6854 ^ antee of satisfaction. Ceriter. At present there are 40 Dr. D.C.Y. Moor* waa reelected cash, >2S to >300, come in today.' QUINN’S will reserve your selection. chairman a t the Manchester Board working there. Heat has been fur­ Battleship Reported Damaged Far a rtrtaaal Laan sm THE nished by two stoves, tiut with toe New York. Oct. 18.—(45—The of Health for three* years at an addlUonal space now occupied, fpimnn i^ lo . in a broadcast organization n o tin g held yester­ Remember. . . Our Luxuriant more heat is B**dod. 'i;ai-d here by NBC, said this morn- day. Dr. Moore has held this post H u t c n J t FINANCE C a PHARMAa Th* boUar used to b*at toe 'ng it was reported from Algectras, continuously since 1913. Mrs. Alice LIomio No. 891' Fur Trimmed Co«ts Start at * 1 9 . 9 8 Roberteon *chool ha* hi)en discon­ Spain, that the British battleship JohnXton was reappointed clerk of 754 Main Street PAINTS nected. All of toe work necessary Barham bad been brought into the Board of Health and Mias Jes­ State ’Theater Building l UOK ru i 1 I K in making toe change waa done by drydock. a t Gibraltar apparently sie M. Reynolds named contagious Booms 8 and S IASI N(. Ml S A V I M i N 1 I BURTON’S WPA worke|*. ■ufferlitg heavy damage. disease nurse. ' TeL ^4M

1 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1040 PAGiri HEXALU. MAr;i:::i:.Ai. . . Fr id a y . October is. imo MANCHESTiJK school. Other required qualifiea- three to on* retie of Oermeny** seas; undlssolved prevlmte Uone er4 definite habits of thrift Britain Needs steel .output can be overwhelmed Deputies Given riege; lack of conesnt of elt Bishops Survey Problems Student Fund end * wUllngne** to secure • por­ end that is by the 50 to 66 million party; Improper Identity of elUMir| Yale StudentI Firemen Answer Alarms tion of their college expense* from Ingot tone s year of the United party; failure of either to hai^ ; their own effort. No loen* granted American Aid States:" Marriage Law reached puberty. To Be Swelled to .eppllcente entering college a* Blockade Seen Effecthrev Biehop WUUam Mercer Oreea e< . Dodge Listing That Are Not for Fires Of Troubled World Today freshmen will be paid Until tee ep- Declaring It waa not to be as­ Jackeon, Mlea.,’ told tea bU iim bq pllcent he* furnished evidence that sumed. that Germany would be "could see nothing but confuakm Industrial Resources able to exploit to the full the re­ Episcopal Bishops Favor and misunderetandlng and mlaln- f/li —e.'The whole wrorld le e single unit Local Singers’ ^ Group* the first half year's work ba* been TwK^ wlUUn at houra. Kansas Oty, Mo., Oct. 18 aiiccessfully completed. sources of captured countriee, he Blessing Year After terpretatlon” in the annulment News Fro Unwilling to Cooperate today more than It ever has been, To Unite lo Aid Ver- Can Offset Nazi ‘War said the British blockade ia R ap­ ground* "becauee teera ia no of the Mancheeter firs department Hartford Belt fiervlca Balsa Com­ Minute Interview* about the trou­ and we must have a solution to Made 86 Loan* . started out to answer alarms that Bine* it*. establUbment the ing the Reich short of many other Second Wedding. (chnrfib) court before which tee In Training to Kill pany, which bringt cigarattea to bled world from six noted cleric* any .great question In one country planck Foundation. Potential’ in ArniH. caae'could be preeented.” wsra not fire alarm*. Blast No. 1 who left their far-flung poet* to at­ Foundation ha* made loan* to 86 vital products for (war purpose, Marsh to Lester Z a d i^ ^ Their FelloW' Men. venmnff machines In Manchester, only a* we have tt all over the such as iron alloys, tin, rubbek Hishop Wallace J. Gardner ef calls members of the department tend the big triennial convention world. The difference* between graduate* of Manchester school* Boston, Oct. 18— —Asserting Kansas City, Oct. 18.—W —The expected that a third Mr. and Mn. Michael Xada^ of Bolton to th* Orford Boap Company on ■topped in front o f the Mera build­ The Beethoven Glee club, the O to ■aeist them In attending col­ and lubricatlng,.oll. \ 'Prenton, N. J., aeaerted that If tea Columbia WUUngton. ^ . ing on North Main atreet. TOla oar of th* Protestant Episcopal China and Japan wUl never be test tee IndiietrisI resources of Predicting that the German at­ House of Bishops of the Protes­ deputies approve the canon, ha be necessary to sir*, d yd s MarsI M*W HhTSn, Oct. 18.-34*1— Thro Hilliard Btreet. Th* company w church: . / Clef and the Emanuel choir will lege* and universities. In oni^er to this continent could offset Ger­ 'Tarito number who wli* Mr. and Mr*. Joaaph Oslkl and la wired for burglary and as th* Ironed out until the whole world tack on England would develop tant Episcopal church passed a would renew the fight agalnat It Rockville PboM U51 Tale students, James Altar of Naw now uaing an armored c u to The Moat Rev. Derwyn T/Owen, la at peace. The church's part Is appear for the first time In a com­ keep fund* rotating, the term* of many’s “war potentiar in arma­ theapproachlng election this fall Weaeott WO* son Joseph havS; bssn on a motor bring in th* weekly payroll and ^ v e r opened tha door to step ou^ the grant specify that each of with redoubled force In the Ub«alized remarriage canon along and demand that a new commis­ trip over tha Mohawk Trail. Havaa. h first year Divinity atu- th« alarm sounded. This la a loud nrchblahop of Toronto and.Epl*co- two-fold. First, to base on the bined concert program on Monday ment materials. Sir Walter Lay- sion be named "to reconsider tho u « M a uupoMui for the first time. S15*IS, WlUimaattc Dlvlaloa when th* car arrive* the employe* these loan* must ^ repaid *■ soon ton of the British Ministry of 8up< spring, Sir Walter called for "'an to tlie House of Deputies today B«f(ittrar* Session in tha Good WUl Lsague gams* Eljhty-flve men between the age* deot, and Chgrlee Swift of Cantor, ■tren filid when the sound waa pal primate of all Canada' "You rock of experience' of God the evening Novembers in High school IriTmense Industrisi- effort” 'in this whole matter." M . RockvtUe are aoUfled to appear and g « halL Robert Doellner. Manchea- a* possible or at least within five ply called today for the American with the suggestion "try this and Hsnry Schmidt and Max J. at the Luekjr Strlk* Alley* Tuea- haard'^mferal of tha firemen In tha a*k If Cailada la sad becaOae of character of every man. Second, year* after graduation from col­ country and aaid: Bishop WlllUm Scarlett of St Without exception, male resi­ 81 an4 M regisUred on Wednes­ Oolo.. a Tale College aenlor, dla- their pay by founding a rtort the war. Canada ie not **d. panada to create an atmoephere of eeri- ter’s violin artist will bo the *olo- people to "shoulder the double aee if l\ will give the church a Hchmldt. reglatrars of voWr* day night WllUngtoa defeated vtcinttyibiirtad for the firehouse. lege: "Every help that can be given more realistic approach ,to the Louis charged that tha commis­ dents of this town between the Bugbee’s Chewoleta pf West WU­ day st tbs Community HsU. Tbs eloeed today that they p u r p ^ y blast on the whistle at th* jdwt. I* aeriouR, whole-hearted In her ousneas, faith and couragb to ist. The entire proceeds of this burden of helping Britain in addi­ sion which recommended tee canon hold a acasion at thf offlca of w This waa sounded at 8:80 yester­ Tlie aiarrrfiW abut off and th* The Foundation, originally es­ tion. to providing urgently for your to assist In repelling that attack quegtlon. ares of 21 and 89 inclusive made Ungton 2 to L first persoa «o hsve his rsgisus- had not registered for w* draft firemen retired to their reguUr desire to stand by Britain and the tackle overwhelming social, polltl concert will be presented to the hail not approved It unanimoualy. > Town Clerk In the Memorial build- Uon completsd. wss WUUsm Hsnd day afternoon. It started firemen tablished by public subscription, own defense. and in driving the enemy ■ a ir: gugljcaUon came -specifical- ing from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. on Sat­ cheerful response to the call to Wednesday because they war# un­ occupation*. empire In defenae of Christian cni and economical question* of trustees of the Verplanck Scholar­ The canon provides that no mar­ To Celebrate registration under the selective who live* on Blfeh MounUin. willing to "cooperate with an act towards ^ * pisnt. ship Foundation which was es­ has been increased at various "There Is no doubt,” he told The forcc from our shores will enable ^ |y fronj BlsKop Cameron J. Davis urday. This session w ill^ held for democracy. For that 1* whatiwc be­ our day." times by gifts from interested per­ Associated Industries of Massa­ 118 to hasten and expand our own - - Y,, a* / the...... bishops riage shall he solemnized 1^ an service draft Wednesday. A toUl Pearl I. Broil ws* chief Regis- which haa as its eol* and out­ Bishop S. Harrington Llttell, tablished In 1927 In honor of Fred of Buffalo, Episcopal minister the rorrcetion and revision of the lieve i* the crux of the ma^er In sons, Including many former chusetts at a banquet last night, war . production , „ and , bring nearer .nnroved_____ -a, —Vision' under which wlthoilt thrss of 73 registrations were recorded Ellington trsr and she wae aMlated by Mrs. spoken purpos* the training of men Maher tHla'grlm quarrel. The clT,urch'* Honolulu; ’’The basic solution to A. Verplanck who has given a life eWo 'aaeisAM /ord I»thian, British amba.-j.*ador m eas.ir/stl\forbids Epis­ Talcoltville Couple lo attending th* annual comentwn Relief Load Seen help keep up the morale of the peo­ committed to the belief that ‘God Increase fund*. Oontiibiitions have ish empire can certainly surpass to the United States, asserted family within his cure." *"¥he^r^gl»trants presented an In­ Helen Matheln. Mr*. Mark Car* they had given etatement* of their has made of one blood all natlona copal ministers, to rrtqrry divorced Observe 25th Anniver- being held today and t^orrow , Th* Ladles Aid Society of the penter, Mr*. Samuel Woodward, ple.” '■ been made by the Hi-Y club snd and outlast thet. of Germany and that “ the one certain way of persons, thp* requiring that such October 18 and 19th at teresting croe* section of porwna position to draft offlclnl*. Chile to Crush of men.’ But In practice the all her satellites." keeping the bombs from your own living In a rural New England Wlnd8or\lIle Methodiit Eplecppal Miss Margaret Maneggta, Mrs. BI*hoip Edward L. PBr»ona.| San and In recent years by graduating marriages'be performed by civil The local Assembly Is church will ser\’e a chicken pie Only Two Other Cases In State Irancinco: “ There Is no doubt church has not lived up to this \i«ry on Sunday* community. Many were employed Robert Metcalf. Miss Barbara Only two other cases of men Hartford. Oct. 18-iry tees. Mr. Cheney is vice chairman, /f innocent party to a divorce f(r ple and pumpkin pie. . ^ peace baaed upon Christian cosmo­ Mr. House is secretary and the one In sources and potential facili­ up a good paying jOb for the train­ glvei^ s* 120. But due to the fact minister, and RObln Rae, 21. of leftiaU. people* flght fol/th e things in adultery. 297 young men Including about politanism, which Is more than In­ Manchester Trust Company acts as ties for the outplit of steel. innel / SPEOAL USED CAR tte afternoon and evenmg a ing Only one or two are expected that registration could be made at gtonlngton. '**He urged st a banquet last. night,___ _ GuUlermo LaBarca. minuter of which we believe. ■'We don't need ternational or Inter-ratial good Fog Dew-ends on Channel The canon, approved by the Stafford Springs 20 from out of town registerred any place of registration only 85 attend^ by over 400 truclimefitrucKmen^lj, interior, ordered the armed treasurer. "In sheer weight of metal,” he \ family reunion will be held at to be called from this town on the for selective military service be­ J. J. McGuire, agent In charge to go to war. We dyq®®d to give will and is the ba.sis of tnie broth said, "Germany’s preponderance of Driver. England, Oct. 18.8.— bishop-s 69-26-; would recognize a* , SALE Which It Is expected about fifty will regl.stered In Bolton. from all parts of the force* to "cruah with th* greatest every moral and matenql aid. In The concert which has been The first real fog of the season de. grounds for annulment Or divorce: John O. Netto first draft; tween the ages o ,f21 and 36 in of the local office of the Federal erhood.” planned, provides an opportunity existing armaments is very great All Makes nf Cars! 412, Stafford Throughout the day the regis­ the Ellington town hall Wednes­ / The registrars wish to thank nil Bureau of Investigation, said all "enormous tolerance if we^sfe W energy any tran*gre**km of the the Orient we should sta ^ firm — scended on the English Channel j Lack of legal capacity due to con- who helped on Registration day for Manchester’s music lovers to and her war potential ia of tor- Lana was the former MUs trations were slow, and at no tltne day between the hours of 7 a. m. such canes would be Investigated pres€‘rve our freedom an^ our fis law” that might occur during th* stop the flow of material \whlch ' midable proportions. It will al­ early today. It was so dense the 'sanguinity; mental disease, includ- pot Square Garage —- Bertha Gerber. The couple were were the registrars rushed. A eUff for making It a qurcess. Except for tlon built by the unsstflshness of demonstrattona. helps Japan." \ enjoy an unusual musical program .qea was not visible from the ing habitual drunkenness; im- Ernest Boy, Prop. The Luther Leagiie of the Holy and 9 p. m. The registrars of vot­ for the U. S, attorney's office. Harvard Gets Rich while feeling the satisfaction of ready, have (Kcurred to you that married October 20, 191.* at the of 11 persons took care of the reg­ ers were in charge, assisted by the first houf In the. morning, no our ancaetors.” , / The rightUta. according to a , Have C'enfidenre in Navy \ there is one way in whliph the bcach. potencp, perversion or venerea! dis- Christian Apostolic rhurjh on Trinity Lutheran church on West istering under tl>e •direction M one had to wait to register. Mayor B t s w ^ waa intfoducad declaration, will direct their Bishop Harry Beal, Aheon. Canak contributing to a worthy cause teacher* from the Ellington and Citizens who find It Infipossible to \ Orchard street the ceremony btTing Main street will celebrate the Registrar* Horace R- Little, and . Rockville scnools and a large Church Services by Percy F. Arnold, paatAresldent demonstration agalnat the Com- Zone: "We who live in the canal \ Deposit of Fossils S J m e d by Rev, H. Trltenhach Charles W. Coyle and Town Clerk Rev. Jackson L. Butler of the Fliers to“AUend of The Rhode laland W tor Truck muhUta. who form part of the attend the concert but who wish first anniversary of their founding gi*mip of other volunteers^y zone arc not Jittery. We have con­ to send a contribution to the fund X TTiey have nine children. Mr-i- Hubert P. Collins. One of the first The October meeting of/Poultry- .Quarryvllle Methodist church has Owners/i^seoclation, Who waa the Popular Front. The leftist* will fidence in our Navy and our Arm.v. Sunday, with special services st to register was Governor James chosen ka his sermon for the Morn­ may mail such contribution to the Elloulse Webb of Rockford, 111-. the church. A dinner will • men from throitghout ToUand Willkie Rally tosstniaster. demonstrate In support of th* About every two Weeks a new Brit­ Caml5rldge. Mass.. Oct. 18.— SJ^Peter DeCarll of Talcottvdle, Hezlklah Brady, grandson of the Countv attended a meeting of the ing Worship at 9:30 the topic: Popular Front government. treasurer of the flnancs committee. served the members of the con­ /^ o n g thoaa pr(#S*nt from Con­ ish ship appears to Join the.scores —Harvai^^^Onlverslty announced Fred A. Verpla»ick Chester Robinson, principal of the Delphlne. Elmer, Governor Brady of Idaho. He is Tolland County Eafm Bureau "Christian Certainty In a Chang­ necticut- wsr* Stats LAbor Com­ LaBarca explained hla order waa of British ships that pass con­ today it ha/Kniirchased a rich de- gregation at 12 nnoji in the staying at Columbia Lake. Also ing World: Jesus." Church School Franklin school. lotte Howtrd, Alma and Richard rtfirch. Rev. A. M/^randJar of held in the Town hall this week.. missioner Comstlua J. Danahar, given a* the reeult of "acti of vio­ stantly. It la a aign Britain still po.slt of fossilK dating back some may be secured at Watkins Broth­ l i w ; also ‘ hree grandchildren among the; group of men was a i Motion pictures, w Ulk on the will follow th* morning service at Hartford. Oct. 18.— A "Wings lence" in a eerlei of minor atreet Danbury, secretniw^f the Slovak for America" demonstration in be­ SUta Police Cqmmlasloner Edward controls the seas, an anormously 18.000. 000 years to the mlocene ers, at Dewey-Rlchman’s. at Mur­ Dennis DeCarll, Wa>Tie sDeCarll Jewish refugee from Germany, liv­ value of keeping poultry accounU 10:30. fight*. era-in Gllr-hrlfit ^xjiinty in north­ Zion Synod of tl^Unlted Luther On Monday evening, the Quarry- half of the candidacy of Wendell J. Hickey, Mayors Claude A. Mllla encouraging sign. Panama is a phy’s Center Pharmacy and at Chicago Seeking f?. . QOVlcw JWI a, and Oerald Webb. ing in I^Wn, who has not been in by Paul Putnam of Storrs and a vital spot for the work of the ern Florida. Murphy’s Drug .Store at Depot 500 0 5 an Church In America and. pastor There will be four gener^ion* this country more than a few t.alk by Prof. Roy K. Jones of the villc Men's club will meet, Fred L. Willkie. the Republican preil- Dr. Thomas Barboiiri\director of of St. Paul's Lutheran church of Johnson has charge of the meeting dential nominee, will be held at church. The people are steadied by Square. prM«nt for the celebraUon, Chrls- months. University of Connecticut were th(> Harvard Museum of 'compara­ By scholarship noans this P’otm- Movie Company Danbury, who assisted In organ­ • Those a.s.stsllng with the negls- most interesting and helpful. and can furni.sh particulars. Bralnard Field here on Sunday. their faith to do their duty cheer­ S mTGerber, his daughter, Mrs. fully and well. Moreover, we me tive zoology, said the deposit, on dation provides financial assistance iXOOOOOO lueMO^fo^Ta/m izing the local league will be guest tratlnns were; Mrs. Alice Hunt, Mrs. James McCourt and infant Center Congregational The event, sponsored by the O. tan* are well known throughout speaker. Services in the morn­ hearing wltneas to tluise principle* a 40-acre farm site, contalnCfl^ the to graduates of .Manchester schools the county having had many wed­ Miss Marlon Holmes. Miss Lots James, Jr, have returned Church School' at the Bolton O. P. State Committee as part of ing will be conducted by which .alone can make thi.a a new- only reasonably complete storA.^ matriculating in colleges and uni­ Hollywood, Oct. 18 -i/P)- -Chica­ ding parties and other aarke, .Mrs. Laura Squler, Mrs, frotn St. Francis hospital, . Hart-1 center Congregational_Church will a national demonstration on that m!(ircne fossil.a so far reported h / Andrew Balaska, start at 10:00 a.m. Rev. Alfred world for brotherhood and peace." versities. All funds are under the go, where movies were being made at their tourist home. Mr. Lam Helen Bassett, Miss Mildred Hen­ ford. ’ (lav. will bring 50 filer* from ten the United States east of the Rontrol of a board of tni.steea and haa-b«cn field engineer for the Luther League wa^- derson. Miss Gladys Rice, Mrs, Mrs. John Luaa of Pinney street Kline will tell the children the airport* In the state to Bralnard Bishop William - P. Roberta, 30 years and more ago,^-anta to October L2. 1939 with John ^ jd a Rhanghai, China: "During the Rocky Mountains. ' may be loaned by them fo appli­ get back into the businesa. Bllent Glow Company for Elizabeth Hutchins snd Westrott is a patient in St. Francis hospi­ Story “Bluebird* Come to Say Field where a group of party lead- In preliminary excavations, he of Stafford Spring* a* Good-bye." At the regular eleven past three year.a in the Orient the cants. who.se scholarship during Producer Cecil B. De Mille plans years, and was recently Rice. A'group of ladles under the tal. Hartford. era headed bv Gov. Raymond E. 1 found remains of primitive horses, High Vhool years shows a record president of the Corteumei-s Co- Installation of the new direction of Miss Anne 9. Dig pre­ Mr. and Mrs, Robert C. Sikes of o'clock services Rev. Kline has | p^ji^wln will apeak. Meeting* slso I church haa carried on a.a be.at it to stop off when he goes east next will he held diirlng the service In pared two meals during the day i Main street, observed their wed­ could. The one thing it ask.a i.a camels, dogs and rhinoceros. which erHitle* them to matriculate week to inquire into Mayor .1. Oberatlve. Both Mr. and Mrs. La m chosen as his sermon topic: ; ^vill he held at the local airports .The mlocene period came at the in Colleg^. or universities. Such the afternoon to be conrtiictert by ding anniversary by attending the '•Jesu.s.'’ The choir will sing the upon the filers’ return. freedom to bring the. gdimcl of Kelly's invitation to move hia are members of the ^ * '‘* ^ ’1 for the worker*. dawTi of the dominance of mam­ applicants rhiist give evidence of studio there. De Mllle said Kelly Apostolic church On Orchard Rev. Balaska. The new officers An empty Ice house owned by World's Fair recently. Anthem "With Thee, Dear Lord." Confidence Christ to the people. This freedom mals among animal forms and to be in.stalled are; Pres dent. Horace W.‘ Porter and near the Mrs. David Toomey will have has been considerably curtailed in sufficient health and stamina to offered 21 acres free of charge and street. preceded the first man b y some pursue successfully a career Jn col­ the. support of the State Street Pollpe Range George Kovaclny; vice Pre"'^®"^ homo of T. G, Tucker on the He- I charge of the floral decoration*. some places but the ehurch's de­ Elizabeth, Mlchalic. Staffordvlllc. termination is firm.' The work of 16.000. 000 years, the announce­ lege and in the worki of work, must Council of Merchants. ’ Th* new police revolver range bron road burned to the groimd The Pilgrim Fellowship haa in­ South Coventry secretary. Stephen Homacek of vited the Sunday.School teachers Christian churches w-lll endure and ment said. possess character Hraits which Chicago's Esaanay Studios were BALANCED BUDGET REDUCE AUTO DRIVER’S is nearing completion in the base­ ‘ ' shortly after 1:30 ycslerd.ay morn- Tolland enable them to command the re­ among the country's earliest, but StaffordviUc; corre.sponding .secr<^ I inn- The fire was discovered by Al- to use their dlsciission period in Nan! hear fnill, to the glory of rk.>d. In Several years of excavation will LICENSE FEE TO 50 CENTS ment of*th e Memorial building. tary, Anna Kovaclny trcBSilre . I had Just^ re- Mn. John U. Steels years to come." ' he .'required to piece together the spect of fellow student*.^and In­ established Hollywood companies NO NEW TAXES For the past ten years there has lary, rtini- ...... uui xho ' tc®u aoracch . place of the regular third Monday F.arle W. Green Post. American structors. must have on record a havq shown little enthusiasm in BETTER RURAL SCHOOLS Stephen Bachp. Village Hill. ^ i turned fr(im his work in East 1178-8, Rockville j Meeting, inasmuch as the Teach- I r vvill hold a pu'bllc whist In Whole World Single I nlt i picture of fauna as found in the It,500,004 SURPLUS b*«n * Urget in the old pastor, Rey< Balaska serves as I building was be- I •_ era ■ _ 1 ^ aa.ettf Vw> Vaatrl > ^ ___ t ^ The Rev. L. H. Roots, former i fossil bones, pr. Theodbre E. school history indicating a (Opaci­ recent years to proposals that they INCREASE COMPENSATION theater on the third floor of the ______er a Training Meeting will be held the town holl on Nbvember 1 for ty for leadership and particip^on locate in New York, Florida and president cx-Ctflicio. The org. yond saving when help arrived. It Mr and Mre^Villiam Anderson I oh Monday evening in Rockville bishop of Hankow. China, and 42 i White of the museum staff will FRIENDLY GOVERNMENT Menry building, but a.s this is un­ the benefit of the;Junlor Republic work at the site this winter. in the general activities of the elsewhere. FOR UNEMPLOYMENT heated. It 1* not satisfactory In ization has fortv-ftve . has not been used for a number of and son JohiV spent Sunday a* ] and many of the teachers plan to .at Litchfield. W ilter Hickey la years a missionary in the Orient: V JOB-TRAINING bers.of Stafford Spring- years, and the lo.ss Is negligible. gueflt.s of MisB Janet Anden-ion. a t ! attend. rhairman of ^ e committee In RESTORE 2-YR. AGRICUL­ TURAL COURSE AT U. OF G. % ^ i n g IhTs"ummer months, the 1 W ? Ellington- and‘ Staffordville* xhe building was used as a basket Mt. H o ^ k e college. Saint Maurire'a Chapel rhnrge. / /MUNICIPAL AUDITS two I shop many years ago. It is believ­ Masa will be celebrated at 9:30 is enter­ policemen liave cut through AnrOn Courrler who haa been a : Mrs. Arthpr Cowles 'reorganization o f NEW BENEFITS FOR AGED walla In the basement In their I ed the lire wa* s'tarted by a ciga­ pattMt at the hospital for two | on Sunday morning at Saint Man- I taining heiv^father, A. L. Parker, rette dropped by a transient. v.eek.a. la reported somewhat im -: rice'a Chapel at Bolton Center, i of SnrlniJ^ld, Maas., for a f w MINOR COURTS BENEFITS FOR DEPENDENT [North (Coventry A tea for member.s of the West Services will continue to be held ! Thli llHle fellow take* hi* fiMt *^Cm*^0f the lane* In the basement proved, .weeks. ■tep with manly conlldwiw NEW INDUSTRIES CHILDREN UNDER WORK­ of the building will be used for the Street H o ^ and Sch/3% ' “ INCREASE TEACHERS Ml** Edith Caripon of Mt, Vernon. VlBitlng Day wa* observed by , Denctte were nominated as can- whose name* appear on the "To Be use at one time. A auction fan U fand short talks by Prof. W. B. courage early walking. No Mo r e m o n e y f o r t h o s e PENSIONS being InsUlled to withdraw the N' Y They will take in The the local 'schobl.s Thursday, and no -Udates for representatives, v , Made List." This will be the las' Young of the University, Miss 8. nails, 100% Goodyear welts, STILL ON r e l ie f REDUCE EXISTING T,\XES •moke and modem revolver range WorW's Faliyi'n'f interenting places *esstons were held; The teachers , Ivan Wilcox, o< Merrow, was a session at w-htch voters will spent the day attending schools In ! guest recently at the home of Mr. made thl* year. Thlrty-th/ee Helen Roberts, Home Demonstra­ the minimum of eeam*—that'* llghUng wUl add to the enjoyment In New York City. ' tion Agent, and Jo.seph Flint and th* way w* protect tender / OLD a g e a s s is t a n c e EXP.US’D STATE PAR^S of the Indoor , target practice this Lieut, Commander vt alter r ■ the surrounding to^-ns. •and Mrs. Rupert West, of Rnipsic name* still remain on the “TivBe AND FORESTS The final meeting of the town : Made List," Copies of the lisf are Herman LeDoyt, Jr., members of in c r e a s e d Governor winter. Keller who has Joined hi* new I.-ake. the Blue Ribbon Baby Beef Club HIL9 KII8 *000 fUT HIALTHY boby feet. , Funeral ship the U. S. S. Laramie in New clerk and the selectmen for the . Mr and Mrs, L. Erifest Hall and posted in the Post Office at Bolton RAYMOND E. BALDWIN purpose of making new voters be­ Center and at Hank Gow-dya Fill­ of ToUand and Windham, both of Tbs funeral of Francis Mc- York/ will arrive home tonight to .Miss Bernice A. Half were guests bcevea at fore national election will be held | at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ing Station on route 6. j whom exhibited baby THESE are some of the out­ THESE are Republican yelgh. 80 of Ellington for 40 year* spc^l the w-eek-end with his fam- the Springfield Fair, employed by the New Haven R(iad in Yeoman* Hall Saturday. JJnly Stephen Loyzlm, Thursday eve­ Farm Bureau .MeeUng promises. Governor Bald­ 11/ those who become of age or meet standing things that Gov­ was held on Thursday from the / Mr. and Mra. Carl Schramm l^c ning. About fifteen women diet at the FRIENDLY TO LABOR win’s promises, TO YOU — Burke' Funeral Home and at the minimum iwddent lime limit John French of West Stock- home of Mrs. Albert pinner, Sr., ernor Baldwin’s administra­ leaving tomorrow mijrnlng to fiy will be allowed to yote on Novem- and remember: Governor Bernard's Catholic church. Rcy. to Detroit to spend the week-end bridge. Mass.. . was an overnight on Thur.sday to inspect the con­ tion has meant TO YOU. "As Governor, signed e\ery labor bill that -herr 5s after^saturday'*atter’tiauirnay» meetlng.-meeiuis...... e-- -- ^ . H. tents’ of "The Christmas ^ x ” SPECIAL USED CAR UHOUSe-'SOH pass^. the 1939 le^lature. Ca\*e labor con­ James Q. Dolan officiated, ^ e with Dr. and Mra. L. FJhrlck. Mon­ Baldwin and the Republican “ * ~ * *-----nlfth Mrs, Alfred F. Soracchl and her auest of Mr. and Mr*. John which was brought by Mia's S. Hel­ sideration in his recooimendation to the bearers were John Doyle, J®r®v, day they will go on to Chicago INC There is a “ war boom’’ —• McCarthy, Edward Ronan an(y \v 11 infant son have returned from the | Ptee.e. _ w .it .r Pearson of en Roberts, Home Demonstration SALE legislature by coining out forthri^tly for ^ Party in Connecticut KEEP where thev will be the gueala of Wlfidham Community Memorial i Mr and I® ' yes — but Governor Bald­ Ham Morriioner 27, 1940). Arid yet, because waste, were as , followe; East school | examining the qualifications of Mrs.Wv. B. Bean ha* returned jured in an automobile accident extravagance and unneces­ $234.09 with on enrollment of 315 those desiring to become electors Miss .Irnnie H. Cburcb to bef Tolland CotUge "Bean 'week i*’ reported improving. Double Value ticut by Governor Baldwin’s and 242 deposting: Maple street. and . administering the elector's H>tm'’ after several weeks spent “ friendly govemmeiit,’ ’ have sary expense have been elim ­ * $245.38. enrollment 302. depo.sitors, oath to those found qualified. Peter DeRoos, who ha* been the Rhode Island, the guests of re­ / Ortd'^layers Go Bunting' inated in the costs of running the' S^te Yaklmi^ Wash.—(Ah—They take * THIlUING NIW I meant 5,000 new wage-jobs fot Gohpecticut 165; Northeast, $64.88, enrollment The a.ssessors will also be in the guest of hi* parents, Mr. and 5 ^ latives. * government, no necessary State service has 70. depositors, 63; Talcottville, Town hall in North Coventry to- Anthony. Safranck for. several Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and ihelr duck’ hunting seriously In. Free Turkey IN AU M A X » DUUNSIONS people, and have added $5^500,000 a ypar to $7.-40, enrollment, 22. depositors. 7; mor^pw/^om 9 a. m. until 4:30 p. weeks, will leave Monday fqr/Can- daughter and Mr*. Bartlett of Yakliha. A football game between Connecticut pay-envefdpes. been curtailed, the State’s welfare activi­ Vernon Center, $12.45 enrollment, m. toTecelve property lists. They ada to hunt bear and deer“ He will West______Hartford who have rented White Swan and Zlllah High ties actually have, been increased, anc 17, depositors, 9; Vernon Degot, will b’e there alto on Oct. 26 and at accompany Rev. F. Ponteroy Cut-^ (he cottage foriievqril week* fro;n schools wa* called off becaitse only * NEW lONGM WtttBMSI And'GovpmOr Baldwin’s “ job-frainihg’’ six White Swan players showed up. with your purchase of any more money now is being spent, per capita^ $12.82, enrollment,- 39, depositors, the Town Clerk's office in South ler of Richmond. Mass. i jirg. Bean hsve returned to their UMi im U ITS 90-H.P. VALVE- program has been made the basis of the 21; total for town, $.^76.52: enroll­ Co\-#ntry all through the month. There were 175 who registered hpmfii All the rest were duck hunting. * lONCn, tARGIR, WIDIR upon those still in need of relief. ment, 765 an(i depositors, 507. The Christian Endeavor social for the draft Wednesday. The .pop- j , ■. - ■ -3-—- Federal, nationwide program for training In the Town of Ellington, Cogs­ and businesa meeting will' he held ulation of the town is 1233. ■ FLORENCE IN-HEAD VICTORY ENGINE nSHIR lODIES workers for national defense industries. NOWHERE IN THE DEMOCRATIC well school, $25.29 with an enroll­ tonight. Climax Chapter, Order of East- ; WITH MO DaAFT VINTIIATION STATE PLATFORM IS THERE ment of 23 and 19 depositors; Win-, Mis.s Q!a:ra Visny who has been ern Star, will hold a fair, and, caf-. i ^ gives you more power . . . more economy . . . plus the Ckinnecticut farmers, for 'the first seven dermere, $11.78, enrollment, 37, de­ Working in Dr. Robinson's office ateiia supper In- Masonic hall at - months of 1940 realized $3,000,000 more ANY PROMISE TO BALANCE THE positors, 32; Jpb's Hill. $19.39. en­ Merrow this evening. There' will be i RANGE ★ Di lu x i ma-ACnoN m Briiada Brook, has realgncd and If You Are Not lightning acceleration for which Chevrolet cars are famous! BUDGET OR TO KEEP IT BAL­ rollment, 26, depositors. 13; Num­ has returned to her home. an eiltertainment ail the evening. . ONAUMODOS' than for the first seven months of 1939, In ber Five, $12.98, enrollment, 27. Thursday evening Climax Chap- i There are no strings cash farm income,*and $2,000,000 more than, ANCED. NOWHERE IS THERE ANY ter spon-soi ed a.pinochle .card party ■ («nTH lALANCID sntiNoiNa depositors. 22: Center, $72.77, en­ in 1938, $2,000,000 more than In 1937. PROMISE THERE WILL BE NO rollment, 83, depositors. 58; Cr.y- ■ with Worthy Matron Mra. Henry j to this offer! You FRONT AND RtAR, AND NEW TAXES. Btal Lake, $85.19, enrollment, '46, , Douda of Willington Hill in charge. A Voter! 7 , • Power’s up/ fact, you g^t a fuU IMPROVID SHOCKPROOF Connecticut, under Governor Baldwin, depositor*, 28rFrog Hollow, $2.05, i Wapping A few members of the .Ladles' Here’s your ” masterS>f ceremonies* get absolutely free tniRINO has been FIRST among the states in WHY? ' enrollment, 14, depositors, 8: Long- ! Mi-h. \V. \V. Grant Aid Society assembled at the Wil­ tot the finest performance In the 90 h.p. In. ChelToletleG p li for ’41! And oper­ view, $53.04, enrollment, 73, de- 7.194, Manchester lington Hill, church Wednesday national and state defense— Remember: the co8ts of national defense morning. TheV worked -and he:«J a i and wish to cast your ballot for the Republi­ lowest price field. ating costs are down! Down below even .poaltor*, 67: total $231.77, enroll­ a 12 pound fancy ★ 904LP.VAIVI4N4RU0 '' are going to be tremendous. We all of u« ment 330 with 247 depositor*. business .session followed 'by a y can Ticket at the National elecUon Nov. 5th the record lovv levels of thrifty Chev- "yiO ORT’ INGINI WE HAVE ALL BEEN HAPPIER, CONDI­ Ever)' Mothers Club Mr. snd Mra. Levi T, Dewey, basket lunch. There was a religious And, mor8 than that, we believe have announced the engagement turkey with pur­ TIONS HAVE BEEN BETTER IN CON- Will have to pay these costs (and we will pay There will be a meeting of the session in the afternoon. Mr*. TOMORROW is your LAST chance to he; 'you’ll say Chevrolet for ’4t packs the rolets of the past. them gladly and patriotically) in Increa^ Every Mothers’ club this e.venlng of their daughter,' Miss Florence, George V. Smith brought a lovely * ORIGINAl VACUUM-rOWn NECTICUTHIESE PAST TWO YEARS at eight o’clock at the social rooms to Alton D. Lane, son of Mr. and bouquet of purple and white pe­ chase of any Flor­ WUl you drive Chevrolet for ’41 ? Your > Federal taxes. BUT DO YOU WANT NEW Mrs. Homer B. Lane; made a voter. greatest combination of pep, power SHIfT AT NO OCTRA COST UNDER GOVERNOR BALDWIN. LET’S of the Rockville Baptist church. tunias. STATE TAXES ADDED TO THESE? fi Mra: William Waldron, who has Wednesday'Ashford Orange con­ thrift to be found in any motor car Chevrolet dealer is eager tp have you KEEP THINGS THAT WAY! > Bingo ‘Benight been HI at Iter home 'on Clark ence - Combination 9UIIT AS (DNIY CHtVROUT The Alden Skinner AuxUiary will ferred the third and fourth degree prove its finer performance. Eye it, RUUDS IT atreet, is improving. ' on four members. A Harvest sup­ You can register at the Town Clerk’s office biiilt today, once you take it out on the 'hold a bingo thl* evening In the O, ■ The response to tfie classes in Vote .For RAYMOND L BALDWIN ao>;x*^Noa A. R. hall with plajing starting at per was served. There are several Oil and Gas Range try It, biiy It—fextoy/ KEEP CONNECTICUT AHEAD the Adult s^lducatlpn Division of ' tomorrow from 9 a.'m. to 8 p. m, Tclejdione remd and put it through its pacMi James J. McOoiuMi(liy 8:15,o’clock. the Ellsworth Memorial High in East Willington Who are mem­ * SAn-T-SnOAl HYBRAUUC Sara B. CrawfsrS To Make Voters achool which ,started this week, bers of the Grange. 3285 for transportation. , Voters , ■will -be with '’^bullt-in Flor­ IRAKIS ' REPUBLICANS , rom USUT..OOV*eNOS' eea se C V OF ■TA'ra Another eeeelon will be held at has been good, nearly 100 students Tw'inty-two relative.^ gave -a the office of the Town Clerk In the being enrolled thus far. surprise birthday party Sunday for are ON THE AIR liieph E. Talbot Fra4 R. Zallar Memorial building for the making Charles Busse, 8r., st the home of made TONIGHT from 7 to 9 p. m. ence burner. Prices rea TntASUSSN eos ceM rmoixea There are six members of the FOR TIME ( of new voter* on Saturday, October Wspping: Church school who are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Busse which NO NEW TAXES l»th from 9 a. m. to 8 p. m. The attending the Hartford Adult- included Sir. and Mr*. Francis $14^.50 up. SEE TOUR DAILY PAPER P a sl L . Cernall ,B. J. Mssklswifl ■•lectfflwi, Eme*t A. Schindler, School of Religious Education, Bu**e and family and Mr. and Mrs. Any citizen who Iia« lived* in Connecticut eea coNeetee Xerwin A. Elliott end Arthur J. sponsored by'the Hartford Feder­ Almond Upton of .Warrenville and /^-"CHEVROlETStlielEADER Oueman, together with Town Clerk ation of Churches, at the Asylum Mr. and Mr*. William - Busse and one year and resided in Manchwter for the Terms Trades Arthur -B. Hayward will he in Hill Congregational church. They other*.' A luncheon under the trees charge of examining the qualiflca- are Mrs. Marion F. Price, Mrs. waa enjoyed. past six months can be made a voter tomor- P U L L Uone of th* eleotore and admitting Marion. Ediund, Mrs. Ernestine D. Miss Grace Service hts return­ fn d L E V E R to the elector* oath tboae who gr* Sullivan, Mrs. Madeline B. ColHns ed home from the Windham memo­ row- the last day. Don’t forget.. RILEY CHEVROLET CO., Inc. found quelifled. snd Ralph E. CoIIinis. rial hdspital Where she ha* been a Inc. ' i-fV At tee firat seaslon held ,Ja*t Rev. Douglas 'V. Maclean and patient some time following an op­ KEMP Comef’ Center and Knox Streets Manchester 763 Main Sl^. week about three hundred.new vot­ Ralph B: Cmlins who attended the eration. Republican Town Committee Furniture Est. 1922 4 - er* were %fided to the Uete. Ae oonference of Congregational Mr*. Florence Trudeau of Wllll­ there wteg c^Be 800 name* on tee churches at Danbury, have re­ mantlc ann^ncea the engagement turned to teeir homes. * — - - .c o i . - Beatrice ■ '-1 . < UANCIUSTER iEVENING HERALD> MAX^CflEaiKK, LUJNW, tUWAt, OLTOBER 18. 1940 P A G E S E ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEHreit. CONN., EKroAT, OCTOBER 18, 1940 , ^ V.

grew great," which left Am erjM defenselsta I Democratic rally last night. "He In their old age unless this admin­ which this country At the Circle Sunday and Monday Trade Schools knows how to speak the only Isn- istration is removed from power." Danger Seen he said! time of crisis. shook to the thunder. Shore watch­ Guard Units Obituary Seen Threat _ \ , The prosecutor quoted President "In the last three monthe," h fl ers could see neither toe Close Sc^obl^ gusgs the dictators understsnd— Such a statement, LaGuardia continued, "the New Deal haa> Inff ahlpi nor their targi.t». The Begins Fixing the Isnguage of force." said, "could only be made by a made toe most complete about*; fallen Leaves 'Are Expanded ., LsGuardla read s telegram sent recklessly irresponsible person. In New Deal shelUng ^asted more than « Housed Here To Dictators ■last dreek: "The one thing to work face In American political history. Soon after daybreak British Neit Friday to the rally by the president saying *'Our country is the most solvent "Terrified by the results * f Its coastal guns took up the duel and "there h ^ been so much dcllber- for^ln speeding up this program Is Are Dangerous Deuths In the world," he adder!. "W c will more speed,^ the qtilckcr, the bet­ own policies, but never admitting drew long-range firo Joh iVaiiiiiig Program * Its Fences, at Home ate'Wlsreprcaentatlon In this Cam­ continue solvent. Our government To Be Quartered at the LaGuardia Secs Roos^ Dewey Points lo Peril If ter." ' It, It la now borrowing 740 million many’s own coastal battencs Teachers of StatcHo At­ Thomsa E. Scott | paign that I am determined to cor­ has never repudiated a legal or a dollars to build plants for national mounted on Cap Gris Nex and Armory Ten Days Be­ Is to Be Broadeniefl . ' i . ' rect these misstatements and give Administration Left in Make Parallel Ooneluslve Autoists Are. Warned to Thomaa E. Scott, son of James Energy Concentrateil on [lYaquis Form Company veil Causing Them to moral rjbllgatlon. Everybody knnrws defense—those plants which could where along -the 22-mlle-widc tend Convenlions\in M. Scott, of 358 Spencer street, Throughout State. toe true facts to the people.” that!" Those words "settled toe Issue have been built and operating dur­ fore They Leave. That apparently referred to Mr. Power. Beware of Them on Strait of Dover. British f *''; ____ ■»» died at toe Memorial hospital last Think Many Times. of the indispensable-man,’’ Dewey ing alt of those destructive New concentrated on the Three Cities. Reform of Army, Ad* Xo Stem Any Invasions Roosevelt’s plan to make four night after a brief lllneas.‘Bom in Hartford, Oct. 18—((P)—A |50#,-' said. "They settled because Deal Years." The British guns had It tneir Orders have been issued to the "strictly pollllcal’’ speeches before Son of Famous Marshal INes Pittsburgh, Oct. 18. -i/P)—Dis­ Wet Pavements. Beverly, Mass., 21. years ago, he 000 allotment from the general ministration Changes, PltUburgh. Oct. 18—(ff2- - New they dramatize wltl^ greater force own way until shortly before noon Loral public zchoolz will be election day. trict Attorney 'Thomas E. Dewey local Guard Cofnmanders to com­ had lived in Manchester for four fund w.aa mado available by Gov­ Tucson, Arlz., Oct. 18—((fj than the word.s of aqy olhFr man when the Nazi artilldtvmen went closed all day next Friday to per­ .l*ahor and More Crops York’s Mayor IjiGuardla aays that of. New York told a Republican Hartford, Oct 18.—A note of mence making srrangemenU for years and was employed 'at the ernor Baldwin today to provide for ' —Tomas Alvarez, chief of the Critielzes W'illhle Statements Vichy, France, Oct. 18.—i/P)-~- could do, the seven -j^rs oueco- SPECIAL USED CAR into action. The guns olTwch side mit teachers to attend the 94th while President Roosevelt is in the rally last night that on the basis nomic slowdown, the sayen ycOts caution has been sounded by tne toe feeding and housing of toe Folding Box Oimpany, Inc., on further expansion of the Job train-' alien Yaqul Indians, said to­ LaOuardia criticized statements MaJ. Oactan Galllenl, son of Mar­ State Highway Department, cml- fired salvos at 20-mlndte intervals. annual convention of the Connec­ MoaciiW J Correspondence of The White House, European dictators by Wendell Willkie, Republican of the New Deal’s record “ it is of deterioration, the sei'erv years of The ■ weather canceled the Elm Btreet. He was a member of ing program in Connecticut trade day .that his tribe, dlarmed shall Joseph .Simon Oalllenl who SALE iB* attention of motor y*|'*^*® ticut State Teachers Association, Connecticut National Guard be­ presidential nominee, the mayor led the famous “ taxi-cab Army” desperately dangerous to lcave this unemployment, the seven years of R.A.F.’s overnight operations which is being held at Hartford, tween Mobilization Day and the toe Connecticut National Guard. schools. Associated ^Tees)— ^ v le t Russia, by draft registration, was will "not think twice but a half All MakcH Cara! drivers to the hazards created by The allocation will provide for quoting Willkie as having said which saved Paris from the Ger­ administration in power. neglect of our national dXfense. against Germany and the, "inva­ New Haven and Bridgeport. I-ocal date of federal induction. The young man leaves- his moth­ which drove its duipoets into six forming a company.-"to stem dozen times before starting any­ ''iailen leaves on wet highway sur- er, Mrs. Ella France of New Ha­ 127 instructors, 13 department any tide of invaaiorui 'lihould thing with this country. those paying for social security mans in 1914, died today at "It is qecessary to install an They make canclii.slye the parallel — Depot Square Ciaraife — sion- coast" and the Air Ministry teachers, ’ principals and other K Company and Headquarters neighboring nations in'less than a M m s. A t the same time the De­ ven, and a sister, Miss Irene Scott heads, 10 additional janitora, 18 the Japs or Germans get "They understand the language "v/i'l never f;et the principal o f Canne.s. Major Galllenl was a administration which bellevbs In between the Popular Front which Ernest Kny, Prop. partment pointed out that the News Service filled the lull v\-ith an school workers will attend ses­ Company will be quartered at the wrecked France and the New Deal account of havoc reported wrought sions at Hartford, to be addressed of the same city. tool crib attendants and 11 typiata, year, hasL,'turned to patching its | near." of President Roosevelt,’’ he told a social security when they need it holder of the crotx rfe guerre. . the fundamental principles by burning of leaves or refuse on tnc local armory for approximately besides the regular trade school In Berlin and oi^ewhore in Ger­ by nationally known speakers. ten days before they leave for a ■The funeral will be held at the fences at home. . . - The fighting Taquls, refu­ highways is forbidden. W. P. Quish Funeral home, Satur­ personnel, t h e governor an­ gees from a rebellion in their Information from the various many in previous nights of un­ Several innovations mark the year's training at Fort Blanding, The energy of this people, now program announced today by Ar­ day at 1:30.-Rev. Watson Woqd- nounced. native Sonora, Mexico, came maintenance districts of the High­ broken R.A-.F. night raiding., , Florida, ' The.expanded program, jvhlch numbering nearly 200,000,000 and Whether the Sept. 16 pounding thur L. Knoblauch, executive sec­ niff of the Center Congregational to nearby Pascua village be­ way Department that the autunnn An Inventory of all equipment covering one-sixth of, the earth, of Gcrmany’.i inva-sion facilities retary. For the first time, a con­ church will officiate. He will be was first announce last aummer, tween 1900 and 1012. fall of leaves is near its peak, must also be made between now will permit the training of aoma has been concentrated by their was believed .sufficient to cau.se vention banquet in Hartford will and "M " Day. A thorough check given a military funeral, with his leader, Joseph Stalin, On reform Alvarez said they are pre­ AMERICA’S GREATEST S A ^ 20,000 youtha anmially in to* prompted the warning to drivers. precede the convention, which will a.ssociatcs in Company K, 169th pared to fight for the United It was recalled that leaves on w'et the Nazis to give up their long- will be made before the Guards' mechanical trades. It will be coi] of the Army, reorganization of the range plan the aviation sources bring approximately 3,500 people departure to insure that each and Infantry, in attendance. Friends States, which gave them sanc­ SAVE NOW ON pavement created driving dangers ducted under the supcrvlalon dmtnistratlon, speed-up of labor, would n induction will be held in tlte Hart­ nine years, coming here from training throughout the country greatest possible savings to you! Fires on the highway Itself (f'ontiniied From I’age One) Of Depeii^nts Nichols is the bank's majori' Russia’s territorial expansion, ford State Armory commencing at Stafford Springs, ns part of the defense program. and putting. the work week on a damage all types of road surface F ragnient Society stockholder. in the first year of toe war. was six-day, 48-hour basis, Instead of . to a degree, but severe damage is divide US into . cla.s.ses and racial ht o'clock. All Company Com- Besides her dnugliter, Mrs; The following state trade schools attributed to need for strengthen­ mniders, Administrative officers, Hagedorn, she is survived by an- will participate in the expanded the previous five days and 35 hours. caused to bitumirious or asphaltic group.s. To Serve Slipper State Stands ReadA to ing of her defenses. Long prison terms and heavy pavements where the heat of a "Won't you all like me or dis­ Sfryji Demand Made flrstaergeants and company'clerks other daughter, Mrs, Joseph Fed- program: Hartford. Bridgeport, The calendar of the Soviet push will b?^bliged .to attend. All the lor of Ware, Mass., a brother | jmnehester. New Britain. Tor- fines arc imposed on workers who Are melts the binding material that like me proclaim to everybody C'AMiperale with Towns | westward show.s; Children's Work Glove. vou see; Here i.s a political, ama- various ihductton forms will be ' Thomas Gregory of Worcester, I Kington. Middletown, Meriden, are late, ah-wnt, or quit their jobs. holds the pavement together. On Federal Employes .September, 1939, the Red Army The grain harvest, on which Sturdy 98e Bargain I Bituminous material - asphalt, tar tour " Wednesday. October 23. is the And Cities in Plan. Now York, Oct.'18—(/Pi—Repub- fully explma^. and a session on 1 Mass., nine grandchildren and two j Danbury, Willlmantle, Putnam A GREAT WARD WEEK BEDROOM VAIUE-YOU SAVE $20! date set for'the annual harve.st flngerprintlng'ViU he held under | great grandchildren and two . and Stamford. occupied eastern . murh of the nation's strength de­ Regularly lOcI or so-called road oil—is foumlvin I’ass Triliiitc To .lefferson ------, Jican National Chairman Jowph W. March, 1940, toe Soviets took Oxfords Willkie paiil tribute to Jcnof.>K)n, ' supper of the Coventry bragmcnl the direction o K Inspector Frank great grandchildren. j other training centers not state pends, turned out to be of average some part of almost all State Noting that few town.a or cities i Martin, Jr., declared today that the eastern strip of Finland, saying the country now should fol- . ,‘ioPiety, to be served in the Lhurch V. Chamcroy of the state police Funeral services will be held;i trade . scjlixils which will benefit success. After a late spring, crops Highways either in the tra\Tlli’d in the sfate have made appropria­ tlVe Democratic national commit dune, 1940, Rumania ceded Bes­ ■^4 low.__ t.....two of v.i.jhi.s ‘■'..(....ml"eternal nfincinip.s"principles' : (jommuiiity House at North Cov- .Recording to the Tqtest informa­ Monday morning at 9:30 at the,|t,y the enlarged program are: An- were collected from an area slight­ way or’ on the shoulders. \ tions in their budgeU to take care teeXhad demanded campaign con­ sarabia nn 5 4 ® ‘n7rre'con^^^ declared, that there should be nb : Mrs. C^iarlcs Smith of .Cuvenlry, The ijincrhi of Mrs. Sarah conviction of Harry Bridges, west scale assault and a_ roemm is,^ , roligiou.s prejudice. . . j formerly of Manchester, is^chair- towns and reimbursement be mad^ yet remain within toe letter of the I uniUs to Florida. The la.st act of the outgoing ube river in the.BoUlh to the Bal­ Keep their legs warm as toast ** shrinkprobf fabrics! T ri­ : J. Johnston, wKc of James John- coast labor leader, on, charges of ' 99 aance to ascertain di.spositions of “ Vour ancestrirs who had the man of the supper. Her a.v?latants later by the,state. Hatch "clean-politioq" and the board of education of Manchester tic Sea in the north. in fine or Derby rib cotton ple main seams! Big roomy ' ston of 219 C e ^ r street was contempt of court came today be­ "the perman .sea forces", the day courag<« to stanfl up against ly- i will bo .Mrs. Irving Loomis. Mr.s. Commission In Charge corrupt practices law was to make a change in the fig­ Russia’s territorial growth fore toe Supreme court for argtt. hose. Sizes 6 to 9'-J! Save nowt sizes! Priced 'way below usual. after "harassing Bombing action" rnnny in tlie old \\-or!d and find a Ernc.st Koehler. .Mr. and Mrs. Gil­ According to Governor Bald­ "I bbserve that Ed\Ftynn has -Tk . 1 ! held this afternoono'clock ures of the budget for the coming cft'me to halt, at least temporarily, ' ment. | and a channel gale which had scat­ bert Storrs, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest win’s tetter, the adminlstraUon of j from her home. Rev. James Stuart year when $2,310 was added for tn August, 1940, when Germany haveii of •libevly here,” he said, written a letter to ISemocratic ■ £ O S l Q i 1 Bridges was convicted of send- | 55c V alues I Raversibla tered the Nazis’ surface craft. "believed Unit here you and your Evans. .Mrs. William McKinney. the act is in charge of the Veter­ pampaisii managers whic^ has put i Neill of St. Mary's XEpiscopal addillonal expense for light, heat, and Italy gave their guarantees of Ing to Secretary Perkins a te le -. Offer Best Pirtiire children eoiild aspire to freedom, The dining room will be in charge ans Home Commission and the more than a- million Fed^al em- ! -w* -||-s 1 1 1 church officiated anti buNal -was water and janitor servica-at ths Integrity to ‘the remainder of Ru­ i gram. subsequently published. ' Boys'Fast Color Rad-Lined Tlie'two Briti.sh anyoiincenienfs, a Month, Down Payment, Carrying Change untoiicheil by anybody except tt|e of Mrs, O. G. Anderson, president ncce.-warv adnilnistrallve force \\all ployes on notice that they re ex­ I s r ^ X t C l K l C d ' > n the East cemetery. r- i local trade scliool,..-At that time mania. I which criticized a derision in a 1 Dress Shirts $5 Hunting Cap in lieu of more dctnll.s account, .smear group of tlie Democratic of the Fragment society. be set up to handle the appljca-- The pall, bearers werew..., G<^_n_ annoimWl by Supcrlntend- Diplomatic sources said .Ger­ ' labor case by' the Los Angeles Su- ! pected to stand and deliver V<> the Er^ offer the best picti/rc of the at­ Xiitioiial (.'oniniitl.ec." • The profits of the harve.st -.‘nip- lions made for the allowance anil Democratic third term treimiiry ------Bell, Clifford Bralthwaite. E re^i ent HUufrtfiat it was likely that many notified Russia -of the new ! perlor court. I • Challenges quality up lo $20 higher! . tack credited witj) .smashing the Buliind U'lilkic. in nearly every ncr will be used in needed improve- those entitled to receive payment , else’," Martin said at , , . 1 . . crick Cran-ston. Everett Stephen.s is money would come back toi Balkan set-up, in the normal In appealing to the Supreme j ^ . . m.* . ^ ___ a pto.ss • Rich Walnut veneers and hardwood! invasion attempt.' window of the gray stone capitol, ■ to the North Coventry Con- | the amounts to be certified can | conference. Ihirty r a n i l l i e s in IM o r in Hartford. (George Trueman and thVtown through jnoncy from the v course of diplomacy. court, Bridges asserted that the During the night of Sept. 15-16 were pictures of Preside t Roose-^ „j.cgationaI church be cerlificil by the Commission t » There w.os said to have been no conviction deprived him of free- j Reversible red and brown the R. A. F.. Jfombed Berliri and E n d t o B e B e n e f i t e d M'iiiard wind. . statKw'hich would in turn be paid More for your money this Fall • Bed, Chest and Vanity or Dresi^et! \"elt. The state administration is ; ____ the cities and towns. by thcS^cderal government for ex­ formal , or demonstrative de­ dom of speech, freedom of the j than ever before! See all_ the crown; outside of water-repel* "further heaVy attacks were made 1 A bill is pending in congro.s.s F/yiiii Says ‘‘Letter marche, however, ami Italy did ' pre.s8,and of a right to p<-lilion the ' lent brown duck. Ear flaps! on concentrations of war aiipplie.s, Through R. F. D. pansion of trade school training as grown-up' patterns. Full sizes# Once you’ve really ieen this h^dsome suite’ you’ll ‘^‘’ ^ " rcccIvch Noisy Welcome j /V^ V S l O C k S not participate In this phase. I FcdHraTjtKjVcrnment for a "redress barges and/shipping at the dock- part of nohqnal defense. be simply a m a z e d at Ward W «k ‘s low price! Sleek Willkic's stop at the state capi- ■ 1 » • M • for Itself gram Kloori^trengthened Russia accepted the situation. of griev yards and ports of Hamburg. \\ 11- I mlUtory and naval sorx'ice. H o w -: New York, Oct. 18._ -(J>« - Ed- IffecUve December 1. about ! He was felven the alternative of RaducadI tal was sfheiluli'd before a quick ; The town o v i^ the trade school 'The Russlan-Rumanlan border, | Sale I Kiddies Waterfall styling , . . the gdiet beauty of rich Wal­ hclmshavcn. Antwerp, FUishirig, c.ampaigii tour through'the. sub- . ,___ , ...... „ , ___ sx;sx- I fjovernor Baldwin states, it ward J. Hynn, Democratic national thltoy families on the westerly I paying a $126 fine or ser\’lng five 3-Call \ endsVof Woodland and HUhard and It must pay Tor the Improve­ which had been agitated by fre-': 39c Comfytog Ostend, Dunkerque, Calais and urtjs of .^t, Loin.s. In the >'2,^ ...... ’’ 40a; I ,j.'e duty o f the state under the , chairman, said "the letter speaks quent clashes, grew quiet, and the,I days in , toe Lm* Angeles county nut and Orientalwood veneers . . . and a gleaming strccli will receive rural ppstal de- Charge Made ments that are maoN, When it was Flashlight \ Boulogne.'-’ the communique said. city it-sclf he received a nois.VN«'el-npisVxw'el 1 V ’ , ' " " ' ' ...... „ X, , ,„ake...... - provision for the aid | for itself” when asked today to Soviet press rei>orted the new I| jail. The decision was upheld by Unioniuits plate glass mirror giyi your bedroom new and live­ \hv ...... / i» . _ *-t ....,-.1. 4:«-.xA fhn ' f*nmrru»nf imnn inafi<-knn bamF Ki» Ilvery^ollowing a grant made by decided last spring td^open night "Olppr forces of R. A. F. bomb­ conic yc.stcialav i A iw m in v " ...... V 1 to'iependents'^un such time the 1 comment upon instructions sent by Rumanian government exiled I■ the California Supreme court. ers quacked distribution centers crowds whii li thronged the bb-’’ ' - ; ■? f V ...... 170ti. I i.'»,tpr li srovernnient takes some hirp to Democratic campaign work- the Pomoffice Department. Divi­ Bv Roosevelt classes to teach machirmrtradea it I In the telegram Bridges called able charm! And.^if you're practical, the pieces are mnfF'tti I AIlIOli L nt m ...... ^ c* . ' ._ _ ..uin P^sirnni tVxAtt- sion of Rural .Mails, according to wa.s ncce.ssary to provide for King Carol because of ids “provo­ at Hamm, O.snabnirk. Soe.st and ne.ss dt.strict ami throw confetti 94':; I action towards a cliange, er.s in regard to their operations j "outrageous" a decision appoint­ dustproofed top and bottom 1 Postm asw rhonjaS'J. Quish. Most strengthening of the floors cative pidlcy” toward Russia. 28c Kr,^felroval of Keglnie. | ing a ••ecelver to administer a of toe famUies to be thus served (Continued From Page One) ry toe extra load. The town Agd ■ labor hiring hall at San Pedro, Msrtching Vqitny Ranch, npw o n ly . . , ...... 3 . 4 8 Screw-type focus! Rubber top yp d s) at Hamburg and the rail-j night lie .s))oke to an abdl'j a ,7.>. David Oiambers, chairman of . Flynn wa-s askerl at a press rbn- These dl.spatrhes amolmted to a “ Easy-Help" drop seats help ^y,.junction- at Rhelnc were also ence wiiicli'filled the 20,000-seats !■ Am Rad St S ference particularly about a letter have recciv^ their mail from the this work done, work being coi Calif. The contempt charges were children help fhemselves! Ray; and end cap prevent breakagel .42 ■% the Board of Selectmen, hM a sppction.s of deten.se works in the declaration that Russia had no Lock awitch. Save at W ardfl /bombed. of the St. I.iiuis Arena, adding to Am. Smelt copy of the General Statutes dcal- received by Dcmoerallc workers In Manchester station A at Depot plctcd just before the schools I heard by another judge. on stripe cotton.' Reinforced’. Am Tel and Tel 165 vicinity of the points where the ad- , further aims on Rumania, and lin- | / "A direct hit W.is made, nn an his preii;irefi adtircss to say that l ing with dependents and separa­ Minneapolis which Indicated they •Square. opened for the fall term. Thia cast Am Tob B • • • 74 Route increase*! plied approval of the new regime. | ■ enemy warship off Tcrschclllng (a if President Iton.sevclt is reelected, tion allowances. In ca.se any man could bbtain support, financial and dresses are sohedttled. j $2,800. Nmv that the chanjM Am Wat Wks 9', Some evldepdes of .Soviet pres- i Dutch island off The Netherlands lie .believed .\merican boys would ! e.slled into service h:i.s any ques- otherwi^, and .still be within the The new addiCibn will incron.se Spceihes Not IJstcd | have bcen/made It will be poastWe be sent to F.urope. In event of his Anaconda 23', Rural Carrier Heroert E. McCann's to add the machinery that will be re on Finland still linger. I’ re- ; Attoriiev, Widow coast). Ap oil tanker and a supply v2 “ • • ■V- • I ; regarding the .allowances and ; confines 6f the Hatch act. Mr. Roosevelt did not list the Vlacbeslav Molotoff warned, j FOR WARD WEEK! SPEOAL FOR WARD WEEK! ship in the Elbe estuary (north­ own election. Witlkie declared, no route 1.75 miles, fXom 45.90 miles necessO^ for further expansion. REDUCED ‘ ...... 17' can be named a.s dependents jn answer' to a question, Flynn pre-election five speeches, but pre­ in hltxfqrl'lgn policy report to the I west Germany) were severely militarv forte would be sent,to the /Uiinison ...... J, ! should contact Selectman said that ^undoubtedly”'’undoubtedly’ similar to 47.65 miles. T h ^ extension of The Manchester Trade school will Share in Egtale FVliltV ItIVliltSlllli 4 , he .should sumably they were the four an­ AugusbC Supreme Soviet session, ' old world, ! Aviation Corp the Manchester RFDVoutg wiU be­ be one of the first in toe state Wards Famous Fabric I Why Pay up to $10 mora ? damaged. 10 ^ i Chambers. letters had ^ n e out to campaign nounced yesterday by Edward J. that relaihtns with Finland "may "Aircraft of the Coastal com­ "Wo mii.-l not uiidertake to . Baldwin CT .•■...... managers in otjicr statc.s. gin at Adams street, ^ In g east pn ready to meet the expanded pro­ maintain by arm's the peace p f'B „it.a m i Ohio ...... 4'. Flynn. Democratic .national chair­ be, damagetlX’ The press report- mand sank, an enemy supply ship Letter A s Published Woodland street to Brpad street; gram. Hollywood, Oct. 1 8 - OF)—His Europe," lie m;ikI. (Ic.-mribing pro-; / ...... 31'.. man. and B previously scheduled eil "oppre.sslonRof the Society for 5-Pca Oak- of Ijniuiden (The Netherlands). ( loiiiiiiilltH* Hoars The letter to Which quesllonera north bn Brpad street to Hilliard S i i l e ! X e w diietion a.s .\mci ica's roll- in in- ; 'Beth .Steel . SP. electlon-evc broadcast from his Frlend.-.hlp anospcace with the U attorney, his widow and one of Convoys off the Dutch coast were referred was published today in street and then west oh Hilliard his daughters will share in the es­ j m / u i m w f toriiatiouaj .sffmrs. Hyde Park home. S. S. R. in Finla also attacked. Two supply .ships Beth. Steel 7, pfd street to Adams street ht which tate of Tom Mix, 60-ycar-o1d pion­ Chrome Sel "W ar is not the road to pe\ce.' i Borden . 19"h DmialW PA Rolls The New York Tlmga as follows; The statement read by the About Town Relations with^Ttirkey al.to Silvaiiias were sunk and others severely “You will And atta^ed two legal point the carrier will continue his eer screen cowboy, killed in an darpagod. he continued. ".,\iii>casement is tmt ; pp pp, . 29 "i normal route. X president said: have been strained slnse the -Turks I opinions to guide yoii |ri what you were accused of plannlnjt with the Arizona au'tomobiif accident last SAVE IN WARD WEEK! Ships Repeatedly Hit the road to pcai-i'. Production Hs , 01,10 . 40% Residents of the Prescribetkarea "In the speech of acceptance to Company No. 3 of the South $4 A Month’ the' road to jir:ice siul tlie only Art* Bring Patltlctl are permitted to do W'ith respect to the Democratic convention on July British and French a uoSStU^ air week. . ■ , Sentations at only “ Attacks were also made on the Chrysier , ...... soliciting and giving corttrlbjitlons will Install in front, of their hXniea Manchester fire departroeni To the attorney, Ivor. D. Parker, Ev«ry pau«no*r-car tir* ond ro'id to peace.-' / . 10.S 19.. 1940, the president said; attack agaln-st the .southJhtp oil 2 9 “ “ tub* in Wordtmommoth stock .shipping and docks 'at 1-e Havre Cora Cola ...... under the Hatch act during the- proper receptacles for re c e ip ^ f answered a still alarm yesterday will go Mix’s "faithful horse and Willkie called for "more, and . 82 (Continued From Page <)ne) •h shall not have the time or regions of Russia. But the ,f?o- reduced for thii GREAT talel wherc/'ships along.skle the quay.s tiol Carbon ...... election campaign. ■ ' ^ mails, properly letVered. Boxes " for a chimney fire at 82-84 Flor­ pal, Tony," as well as his riding Solid oak table top extends to and the quays theni.seive.s were re- more -I'ld mor." produc'iion to aid Woodland street must be placed the inclination to engage in any viets'named a new amb.'is.sador to Save on the percales that make No restrictions^^. buy os many ,Col Gas , and El i "Even where the type of govsm- ence street, which was extinguish­ equipment, gi.ins. trophies and ap­ 62 inches. , Table legs and 4 Great Britain, which lie termed Coml In v'T r ...... 37 ; spend $30,000,000 in an effort to the south side o f the highway an purely political debate. But I shall Turkey early in September. thrifty sewing exciting! Get/ os you n e e ^ c>^ry tire and peatodlv hit. ment p r state employe can mSt en­ ed without damage. parel, announcement of the will chair frarnes are st^less /FrcFroin. these extensive and sue-; "the rim of freedom."- Coml Solv ...... !0 ! defeat President Roosevelt. those on Hilliard street on the never be loathe to. call-the atten­ " The strengthening- of the home prettier patterns . . . richer col/ tvb8 w o r^ te ^ w ith o u t limit gage .In political activity 6r even disclosed. chrome) No-Sag box stats I pfesaful operations all our airci'aft ■ Cons F.di.son ...... 25% 1 Chairman Gillette (D., Iowa) north Bide of the street opposite tion of the nation to deliberate or front has not been labeled a-s di­ rest of the actor’s estate la ors. Finished nicely to tyash ^ tin^'or m3es. make contributions (and there hfe Mrs. Henry Madden, chairman rected against any .single power, *Oo*ti SlyrntM, thlT* /returned tsafcly." Cons Oil ...... 5% ' said that the pnzzle wa.s whether their homes. UnwitUng falsifications of fact.’ of the committee arranging for to beS^tvided eqiially between and wear! 36" widel / very few, aa you will see from toe although Germany, Russia’s Starting a l d.swn' on Si5pt. 17 Crtnt Can ...... 39 ' an ' advertisement stating that XThere has been in this cam­ Gibbon’s Assembly's Fashion show Mable ^ b b e ll Mix, the widove, Local Stocks 47'i ahnexed fegAl opinions) their friend of only one year's standing, British reeoilpal.ssanre planes Corti Prod . . . .'...... bank officers would vote far Wen­ friends and relatives are in no way paign, however, s systematic pro­ at Whlton Memorial auditorium, and 'niomwlna Mix Mathews. 19. combed toe German-held coastline Furnished by Putnam a,nd Co. Del Lack and West . . ■3% dell' \Vlllkic "was a political con- gram of falsification of fact by the annotmeed this afternoon that it has grown with the war and es­ The latter NwllI receive $.500 a prohibited from auch activities.” McNarv Point§ tablished a long common frontier of the channel area for' sign? of ()..Centr3l Row, Hartford . Douglas Aircraft ...... 82 G' . trihutlon." . ' , . Attached was a legal opinion oppo^tlon. The president does not has been necessary to change the month until ske is 25, • then her any German invasfoa fleet, the Air ' Pu Pont ...... I' McCormack sent the committee bellevX that it has been an une date, postponing it a week later, with Ruasla. part of the primUnal. ■ .“ from Sol A. Rosenblatt, general Spheres of Intert'st DeJlned. Ministry News Servlr,e said. Kastman Rodak V 'c o p y of w h at he said was a To Shakedown wittin^falsiflcatlon of fact. He be­ to Wednesday 'the sixth Of No­ Specifically eurSpff are Mix’s SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK! ■ SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK! M FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! counsel for the Democratic Na­ Chancellor Adolf Hitler tjold his four former wives^qnd another “ Searches on a large s’cale had , Casiially FJec Auto Lite ...... [ newspaper advertisement ,bv the tional (tomraittee. and an interpre­ lieves I t ^ a deliberate falsification vember. Young High school girls been organized overnight to ascer- ■ ;y,,tua Fire . . , Gen Elcc ...... I I First National Bank of Engle- Will for the most part aerve a« Reichstag in July that Russia and daughter. Ruth. Mix itoight. The tation from Oliver?r A. puayle, Ouayle, Jr„Jr,, (Oohtlnued from Page One.) of fact. Germany had deflpetl clearly their Now;.. hear Europa diractl Single Shaft SplH-phasa ■ tain .sudden changes in the 'fl-’'" , Aetna Ufe Gen Foods . i woo(i, 111 . a Chicago suburb, which "H e hak. therefore, decided to models and the original date/ in’ will provides that any contestant Qualtty at a S^ngsl national treasurer spheres of interest, and that their claiming to be a legal benrflciary positions of Ahe German sea Gen Motors ! cont.ained a usual bank statement tell the American people what timerea with examlnatlona. An 0^ regimentation; one reason why relations .remained good. I'remtcr shall receive $1 . ‘ forces," the News Service V en t | ,^uh. General I Glflctte ! and these additional lines “In -a Americana instinctively fight shy these misreOTesentatlons have, been attractive program is being pre­ Amazliiff Xow j l l . I » - pared, and. everybody is urgad .Molotoff made a similar report to $»ale! Cannon V ’ on. . . - . ' ! Hartfpnl F-ire. i Hudson- Motors .... last stand for democraev. every of ceding power to a government. and in what tespect they arc false. “These changes, were Hartford .‘^tni. Boii f'liit Harv ...... director qnd officer of this bank reserve the new date. his Supreme (Council. l O l l 7 -T i i Im > day o f • You create a hureaucracy and toe "With that .purpose in mind, the But, Russia prticeeded at top 3loior on, the eriemy after a NatiOtial Fire ...... 5, t Int Nick ...... will cast his vi^te for Wendell Weddings president will awke five speeches Dispute on Cargo T i } % v e l s ^ I I ^ hara.ssiiig befnihing action ,-ind in party in pow.er la sorely, tempted Mrs. Emma Lyona NctUeton, an spee'd to internal reinforcement. ' ''s V I’hoenix .. '. '63 , Int Tel and Tel '. . . Willkie.’.' to use it for its own perpetuation. between now and election, day." X. . - contequence of the strong wc.'-t- active and loyal member of Sun­ , The Red Army, which faltered in $2.50 down. Travelci'.s 111) : Kennccott ...... The Democratic leader said that **Hcre you have a Department Strllte .SltuaUons Diarussed "OX V erly wind which swept the ch.an- T- set Rebekali Lodge for a period of the early stages of the campaign Ilatidliiig Settled 75e wtckly. 88 Piilille rtilities I Lehigh Val Rd . . . . the advertisement Was a sample of of Agriculture enormously ex­ Asked whetherXjohn L. -L«wls, - Ward Week Prict earning chfi. So/* Price I hel through the night.. C'onn! id and Pow. .57 I.igg and .Myers B the "subterfuges and evasions 45 years, aijd for- 40 consecutive In Finland, came first. Shea-Navin panded to administer the ordinary CIO chairman who. called a't the ycar.4 secr<'t;tey of the lodge, The now defense commissar, 1 8 " "It blew with gale foroe In ex­ ■Conh. Pow, .50' . ^ Lnekhecd Aicraft . which the Republican party and White House yesterday, would • Big tupar-dynamic tpaokerl posed placeswhere the Germ'nn I j.;iec. Lt. Of inlcre.st locally .Was the mar- ^ a lr s of six and a half million receive the “ Decoration of Chlvi rahal Tlmo.shenko. who succeed- zt.oow's farm families., The ’lagc of Miss Helen J. N^^^ ry” in a special ceremony Marshal V’oroshiloff. undertook forts to quickly load the liner exceptionally well-b.uilt, motor payroll numbers 122,000 employes. Roosevelt said he nml not the row evening, at eight o’clock .. complete reorganization.- putting Lpok at the texture and all • Hat Airwdye loop aerioll . ed. ■ Mo'.st of the clianncl >\yas , ju„niinating siis. 60';; I .51 on I Ward ...... b’X , countrV with paid adverti.semcnts" John Vernon faintest idea. He said they had dis­ President Taft' for departure to round'good Iboksl Real more- at this bargain price!' Power­ very rough and, .ais was expected, ! <, ^.p^,,. ,j.pi co-lilO bv financial'etoups opposing Presi- place Saturday at Our I^dy It reaches into every to^^-nshlp. Odd Fellows hall. The honor wi the "peoplels fighters” back on a • Power tectiRer inelud^l Na=ih Kelv ...... ’ by fina'ncial'gtoups opposing cussed two strike situattqns. Hawaii with defense supplies were for-your-money "buys” here! ful, rugged, full-sizel"' the enem'y ships and, suiall craft j wp^tprii Mass. X . . ; 20'2 Nat Blsc ...... Lourdes church, Hampton, Rev. • • • be conferred on Mrs. Nettleton by basis resembling that of regular • Challenges $29 95 fatiiosl t 8'i/dent Roosevelt. “Mr. Roosevelt, defying tradi­ To a question whethe^they In­ the Patriarch Militant of the pushed today, after spokesmen for 4 bright gay plaids!* OoubI* ShoH ','3 H F . ■ had scattered ajjd sciirrled to seek , ; . industrial Nat Dairv ...... '•''■ .1 ! Gltlette told reporters tb it , in Armand Nadeau officiating, 'Htc Armies in other dountrles. cpiployers and longshoremen an­ tion, is a candidate for a third volved defense contracts, the presi­ Grand 'Codge, Colonel Whitford, He created officers’ ranks, intro­ shelter. ' , : Acm'e Wire ...... 19. . .Nat Di.still ...... 1 hi.4 opinion the question involved attendants were Mrs. Raymond nounced settlejment of a dispii|e term. Such a candidacy bespeaks dent said the two controversies and members of his staff. A ll Re- duced the s.alute. and strict disei- "Their . positions were quickly Am ;Hardware . . 24 j N \ t'entfal ...... '‘i» I bv the hank advertisement was Stacy of Hartford, sister of the which had halted cargd himdllng located by the coastal voniniarid. j, 4, pQ,,, 3s . bridegroom, and John Navin of a certain cynicism. He .depends were centered In Bethlehem Steel bekahs. Odd F e lf^ s -and friends pline, eliminated political comml.s- I Nor Am Co ...... I whether the statement by officers Company plants, but that confer- , since Tueaday. North Attleboro, Mass., brother of upon the loj-al support of big city will be welcome to attend. sars and restored decorations run­ Today the 'coastal comm,and aii- . Billings and Spencer 4'., .'Packard ...... ■■■ I and directors was political con- enccs were being, arranged by Six gangs of stevedores .were the bride was best 'man. Tlie pdlitical machines — the Tam­ ning up to the gaudy marshal’s craft gave escort to many large ; pristoL Brass ...... 4!) I Pa ram Plct ...... I tribiition. He noted that the Fed- both sides. ' . ordered for this morning to com­ ushers were .Idhn and Daniel Fal- many’s of New York. (Chicago, Jer­ Harry W, Gross. 41, of 48 Main star. Gen. K. A. Mertezkoff became FOR WARD WEEK ONLY! ■ SPECIAL FOR WARD W EEKIlM SPECIAL FOR WARD WEEK! convoys of merchant vessels 6'’;* j co ifs j ’ at. Fircarm.s 77’ -.. j Penn ...... ■ '., I 22 % I e'rat corrupt practices a’ct ’’cx- 'The speches, to be broadcast na­ •■(trect was arrested tqday charged plete' loading of the 4.000-ton there was not a single enemy at- p.„d|p p o c k '...... 'i vey of Norwich, nephews of .the sey City, Memphis and other cities chief of the general staff. •t 6 ' I Phelps Dodge .. .x ; pressly prohibits any ' national tionwide, will take Mr. Roosevelt with intoxication and will be held cargo, of Which l.’TOO tons were tempt at molestation by atr of Bearings ... 133 I Phil Pet X .., hank or Federally chartered cor­ bride. White pompoms and large in which the behavior of the lead­ ■ .Maneuvers .Show .-\ll Not Well Sensational low price for Priiptc hashed from $1.98 ers has not been .80 adequately into the hotly'contested states of for court tomorrow. ' ^ Even so, summer di.strlct maneu­ described by shippers aa defense Solti 39c-59c Yd Va/u«sl aea." Hart Snd C o o lo v.. .. 134 I Pub Serv N J ...... poration from making a contribu­ white chrysanthemums, " ’^ee used New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio publicieed. vers showed all was not well. Mar­ materials for th'e islands. Channel Blacked Out. Hendev Mach.. Com 11 j R.'lidlo ...... "r .., tion in connection with any elec­ for the decorations. 2,-whlch represent a big bloc of 107 The big American Presidents Line With the firsVroal fog of the ^ ijmders Frarv &Cik 26 ! Reading „ .....---- tion to any political office.'’ - The bride wore a gown of royal “Suppose he were tp add to that shal Tlrooabetiko’s own apalyala Big W hite EldH^trieal „ Tammany-type organization, electoral votes. Boy Not Injure!I . complained of lack of training; im ­ ship was due to continue to the Press seaaon blacking oqt the English , .Mcii., com 42 Rem Rand ...... blue velvet with matching turban A R toe speeches, announced late existing on patronage and able to pulsive advances without thorough Orient and bring back Americana Channel today,'pestricting *.ir ac-| and Judd . . 31 Republic Steel .'.... and short veil. Her corsage was of yesterdav by the Democratic Na­ W^asher! tivlty nf both sides, British coastal | pp^j^ Adrertisement Seen threaten retaliation in oarh town- Ill Auto Accident sqo'utlng, too-qtubbom defenses leaving that troubled area. Lengths Appiiaiiees Rev Tob B ...... gardenias. T l^ matron of honor tional • Committee in New York, and naval guns blasted parts o f ' p gpj| _ j., without flexibility, hnd general Safeway Stores .. wore grape |Hne -Velvet -with tur­ shlpt will be at night. Broadcasting time - toe unseen ’’invasion coast", to Sears Roebuck ... As ‘Patriotic Duty' "The ‘ combination of city and lack of organization. ScovllFMfg. . . : ---- 1^8. ban to maten and short veil. Her will be paid for by the committee. Christy Reed, seven, son of Mr. ^ IVk to4 yd. Yete Choice keep the Nazi invasion 'schedule Shell TTnion ...... Chicago, Oct. j 8.—I/Pi-'J. yi-', rural machines might ea'.Hly re­ The war games concentrated Silex Go...... 12 , Nichols, president of toe First Na­ cor.sage was of Token rosea. They will be delivered at toe Phila­ and Mrs. Walter E. Reed, of 15 1 Coiisicler Giving lengtht, . . ■ carrying t/ig- . 1 « 8 smashed. Soqony V a c ,...... elect Mr. Roosevelt; not once more, than on preparedness o f. small ! Stanley Works .... ,5(i tional bank of Englewood, asserted The ceremony was followed by delphia Convention Hall. Oct. 23; Maple street ran into-the side of -a 84 ■ Fog which Would shield as well do,, pfd...... 29 fSpfith Par ...... a reception for 75- guests at the but a.s long as he held the poia'er of units. _ „ Family size model complete os hamper any channe) crowing by today that he considered it a New York Madison Square Garden, car driven by Sam't*' Baum of 18 The Soviet government itself Red Gross Flour Crave interesting fabrics? . with Lovell adjustable wringer! Whlpper . . . whips, mises, Torrjngton . 28'i 30'2 Sdti^h Rwy ...... Martha Fuller Inn. the -purse and his ambition 'and Adolf Hitler’s h.osts blanketed the "patriotic duty to tell our deposlt- Oct. 28; Constitution Hail, Wash; Gerard street, at Spruce and esme In for change with the crea­ Prints? Truly flittering col­ Never needs oiling! S’ave! beats I Sandwich Grill.. toaats Veeder-Rpot 63'j 66'.. Std Brands On their return from a southern vigor held out. ington, Oct. . 30, and th(\ Public Dover shore so tightly that the or.s what will happen if Roosevelt Birch Rtrect.s* this afternoon at tion of a conlmlssarint of state ors? Don’t miss Ward Week 2 sandwiches . . r folds flat fo r .New 'York Banks ,Std Gas and El , trip for which the bride is wearing Prospect Frlghtealng Auditorium in Cleveland.. Nov. 2. With electric pump ...... 36.88 aa aea could not be aeen from the i is re-elected." "The prospect is frightening. 12:55 -but suffered no Injuries, control, holding power to oversee Washington, Oct. lS~i-(/p—The mo^e-for-your-money values I use grid I Toaster . . . doore Bank of Nev.’ York . 310 Std Oil Cal ------His comment came after Repre­ a river blue costume .suit, with the Saturday night before election. W ith gaa eyigine ...... 84.88 toa st beach. Bakers Trust ...... 52' i Std Oil N J .... . " I am sure that.-if Mr. Wallace Baum reported to police. finances, work and production of administration was reported today Rayon crepes; spuh rayon. 39". turn when lowered I sentative McCormack (D., Mass.), brown accessories. Mr. and Mrs. A fifth radio address will be Jhe all state organizations, from farm During the -night warship: Central Hanover ...- 97- Tex Corp knew that' zciiloua third-term Baum told the police at bead* to be considering a proposal for a had notified the Senate Campaign Shea will live at -the Midland usual- appeal to the voters to go to to ministries. mounted ■ guns- bombarded the Ctoase ...... 32 Timken Roll Bear partisans had attempted to shake quarters where he reported the ab« gift of 10,000 tons qf flour through' Inviestlgating Committee in Wash­ Apartments and be at home to the polls. This will be made elec­ Lev Zakharovich Mekhjis, form- French side of toe channel so Chemical • ...... 45 U Trans America dowm township committees, he ddent that he was going south, on the Red Cross to Spain. ington of the bank’s published their friends after November 1. tion eve, Nov. 4. from the presi­ ' r vlf'e-commissar of/defense and fleroely that the shores • of Kent City ...... 27'i Union Carbide ... V'ould be the first to ilendiince Spruce street and at Birch streetl ProBldcTit Roosevelt conferred statement, to which was appended bride who is the’ daughter dent’s home In Hyde Park, N. Y. '•lef of the political department of yesterday with Secretary of State Gont'lnental ...... ■. 12'i Union Pne ...... them. .. . . We want no township. It also was learned today that young Reed ran out from behlmf a note reading: "In a^ast stand for of Mr. and Mrs. John Nayln of some parked cars chasing a girl. ho Army, was appointed commls- Hull, undersecretary Welles, and Corn Exchange 51'j Unit Alrcraift Chaplin has been a member of the Tamriianys.’.’ his schedule calls for tours and MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN CATALOG ORDFR SERVICE First National .... .1700 Unit Corp ...... democracy, every director and of­ He struck the right fender of the ar of control. Norman Davis, chairman of the SPECIAL USED CAR nursing staff of the Manchester- The Oregon senator said hie other public, appearances before ITow far thU reorganization will SOVC'S you mofte / on U«* •. .cjntl% of ■ 'Unit Gas Imp ..,, ficer of this.bank will cast hl» vote Baum' car. Baum atopped and Anferlcan. Red Cross on the prob­ may be used on any purchases totalin9 Guaranty .Trust .... 285 Memorial hospital for several Democratic ilval, Heniy ,A. Wal­ election day in Camden and o remains to be seen. lem qf American relief' for Eu- Irving Trust 10i;j UxS Rubber ' , ...... for Wendell Willkie." examined the youngster but found Wir hav»*r ! too » •. ’ r i. -r SALE lace. in telling ffumiers how much Kearny. N. J., Philadelphia. New .rope. The conference was describ­ SlOormore' Buy NOW ..poyLATER! Manhattan lO’i U S Sm elt______..c, ' Nichols saldthat the'same atate- years. The bridegroom is the ,son no injury. The boy’s panta were I,Alior Speed Increaiied Federal mohey ,they had received York a ty . Brooklyn. Rochester • Labor has been spee

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1940 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN., Legion-Backed ''^Uidents akprasaed It, you can thlnli with Local Youth this attitude: "Thara U a way out, Burkilt Hits ►i^OE EIGHT which you have to deal what you are not U i^ ln * o f,jg d Refu$e$ to R uter unhappy homo Ufa, an Irritatiitf and I wtUstaka thU unhapplne** therofora you iniiat Heap tha diffi­ 800,000 Trainees WiU Bigger and Better Vo lu e s* Is Why . . know ther# la no ground for such a chaUanco^ find 1L“ ,; L o s e s H a n d boaa at tha place where you work, Are you always tired? culty'from becoming an obseaalon. Clark Stand . ■ .i, > morelnrxxl* ““ suspicion—It U difficult Indeed to Washington a baffling complexity for which You must make a conatructlve ad­ Philadelphia, Oct, iSi.—(AV-'' sane period of 1939. see where Great firitaln’a systems Your you can see no soluUon, a pro­ Do you dread \every morning to justment roenUlly and emotional­ J^in Army by June 15 8t(irge Htcinert, 21-year-oI(f *t*hs comnodlUee which figured posal of marriage, the lack of a get up and tackV the day that is ly. whether the situation changes Student at Temple University’s of defense would be weakened In before you? LoolHnto your mind Invitei Him to Attend illiam Shea of Hilliard modt larrsly American exporU Daybook proposal, a sudden grief, InabUlty or remains aa It la. School of Public Affairs under Everybody Saves A f CttnrttiB X fi^ any degree whatever by allowing to a job. financial Insecurity. and ask youraelf what It really Is You must get conflict out of an American Legion scholar­ Is Badly Hurt to the Japanese market were -P r Jack — Nerves that you are tired of. XTOen make to'add two mors armored divisions Hearing on Selling at such remedies to enter France. dls&Usfactlon with yourself, the your mind. To yield is wmeUmes One Man hi Every 20 to the Army. Th* dat* of thslr ship, refused to register for h b r Slo'^priotin o to*! tm scrap metal, which was taken by the beat iilnd of adjustiuent that However we aie completely Washington.—Q. ’ 1 maintain le­ feeling that life Is too hard alto­ u______important as to stride, to ac- formation waa set for June, 1941. Leflfl l^an Price Set. conscription and wrote the at W ork . # It BliMlI >tra«t the Japs in considerably leas vol­ * . resist. Will Be Ca)M to Col­ Mancbaattr. ConiL mystified by the singular method gal residence In Omaha, Neb. Do gether. ** As^ne* eminent p s y c h o lo ^ has j cept as Important Two armored divisions alrq^y Philadelphia Draft Advisory Everybody's Market THOMAB FBBOtlBOM ume than In the previous year, ■ Whatever It Is, you must take have been created, and an liltl- Board: william Bhea, 20, son of Mr. Oantral tliin«»«r adopted by Mr. Johnson to attract I have to return there to register ? Drive Depression ors Within N ^t Eight Hartford, O ct 18.- ( e ) —G»«Tett semi-manufactured iron-and steel mato toUl of ten is planned tp "I deny the right of any and Mrs. Thimas Shea.' of 171 Hil­ Pean ...... Japan's war Industries. There This Is one of % series of special trainee* in the Army by June' 15. council,, as "just another Charlie \,.burg. Pa., salesman, said he hand. \ Ptr *IConth by Mtll ...... I .« hours or minutes reading the ad­ dependents. Will 1 be conscript tdU be baaed at Pine Camp, N. Y., McCarthy for the milk monopoly.” Hand‘picked .McIntosh Fine White Heads Fancy, White 1 , . . . ! •• was a heavy Increase In shipments articles re\«aUag typical caaes of thh.other at Camp Beauregard, L«. had "no excuse" and added: The young man was tak)»p to Blnsit Cooy ...... vertisements In American news­ rd ahead of married men who hervoue and niental disorders and The program,' announced by Burkltt Invited Clark to attend the Hartford hospital' but soXtad DtllTtrtd Ont Ttar . of lubricating oil. Secretary of War Stlmson, mean* A |6,p00,000 contract has been let "I am not making any plea. Cauliflower papers? ■ support their wives? their treatment through thought for housing at Pine Camp, Stlmson the hearing in Hartford police When the spirit moves my fel-. waa the Injury that amputation APPLES MUSHROOMS member op But what Is especially Interest­ A. Not necessarily. As I have control as carried out by the au­ In effect, that one roan In every court next Tueeday when Burkltt waa necessary, his hand being cut THE ASaOCIATED l*KJ!.aS said. \ Idw men to commit acta of ing Is the very great Increase In t ~~~ pointed out before, there la a ten thor aod his aseoclates at the Bos­ ,20 of the 16,664,000 who register­ la to be arraigned on a charge of off at the wrist. The injured man Tht Attocltttil Prttp It ed Wednesrfay probably will be Tak^ Issue With WiUkle bestiality, and when their re- 2 headsI5c ly ABtltltd to tht utt or our export business to Japan in dency on the part of selective ton DIspeneary, famous charitable Speakini^ of Army housing, selling milk at less than the price apeyt for freedom has been hiia been employed In the East 8 lbs. 25c 19c lb. “ Bills Ordered Paid” called to the color* within the next Yellow Globe Fancy Bose Penrs . .5 for ISe 1 tier. Hof til ntw t service officials U> skip the DE­ health clinic. Stlmson took Issue with the recent established by the state milk ad­ undermined by hatred ind Hartford plant since February. I (6-Qaart Baskets At ... .SSc to It or not oth trw lrt ortd lltd in : August, the last month covered by GREE of dependency altogether ■ eight months. ministrator. Turnips...... S lbs. 10c tbit piptr tnd tlto iht lortl n» There, has come thi.s office In addition to revealing the assertions of Wendell L>, Willkie, fear, I wilj have none of It.” the report of the Department of and I happen to know that If By Winfred Rhoades The exchange between Burkltt \ 1 publlthtd htrtin. .f the following commliiHcatlon: schedule for summoning the first Republican presidential nominee, He won the scholarship with Fancy, Firm All rlAhtt o f 't'P'iOll^oAll^on of i Commerce for which the.se figures some of them had the entire re­ There are three kinds of fatigue. and Clark began when the. latter a prize essay entitled ’’The No. l. FIne, L o^ l Fancy* Native 1 tptclil ditnttrh't htrtin trt olio conscription trainees, 8tlm*on also who charged thaj delays were SPECIAL USED CAR I arj taken. Shipments of refined Editor of the Herald; 1 have sponsibility- of Interpreting the There is the legitimate fatigue hampering plana for troop train­ issued a statement In behalf' of the Rights and Duties of an Amer­ roMrrrd. - which Is felt at the end of a day disclosed yesterday that the re- council Thursday urging "self-Bp- BRUSSELS - copper increa.scd tremendously; so noticed since I have been In draft act. they would defer ALL .malning units of the National ing. SUmson said suck sUtemenU ican Citizen under the Con­ SALE POTATOES SPINACH full iervte* client of N. married men (with probably the of wholesome work. There Is fa­ "were neither fair nor Accurate." polnted friends of the farmer who stitution." Strvtc* fno Manchester that every onceNta a Guard, numbering some 130,OOQ All Makes of Cars! id those of metal bars, rods, .lo­ while you print in the Herald exception of those who are not tigue that is felt when the body is | Thirty-one large camps and can­ lack either farm experience or real SPROUTS Tb« putting up a tremendous fight 'to men, would be orclered up for duty knowledge of farm problems" to P uhllsh.ri ots and sheets. There were Im- two or three extra wide columns even self-supporting). They sim­ by early February. Approximately tonments, each suitable for one or cigars three times the size of — Depot Square Garage — 19c petk Quart *1 C , . 10c p e c k / overcome some diseased condition. more divisions, and 204 leaaer proj­ keep their hands 'out of the milk i “.‘w ‘ TorSl^'r^rc./o*' neirnr*" a^P !/;ortant Increases, too. in the ex- of "Bills Ordered Paid." Some­ ply feel that for the psychologi­ And there la a fatigue which i.s the 96,000 guardsmen already have the ordinary Ainerican variety are Ernest Roy, Prop. Basket ...... times the list takes up more cal and moral good of the coun­ ects, have kMn started, Stlmaon Industry. smoked by the Burmese. 1 Fancy Tomatoes . ;2 lbs. 19c Onion* ...... 10-lb. bne fBej Bottinn ______' ports of metal'working machinery, physical manifestation of a de­ been mobilized and are undergo­ Testing PHoe-FIxIng Power Soup Bunches ...... ea. Sc " 1 _ .a M M** 1 A A than half of a page. ' I don't try. It Is better not to disrupt ing training. ' said, to provide shelter for the fu­ MEMBER audit b u r e a u o f j ^^,j„„„blles, parts.and accessories pressed state of mind. ture Army of 1,400,000. CIRrUI.ATION'S know how many people read in'a'rHal relationships unless con­ One OeSnlie Surprise ’’ Burkltt Initiated a 'test of the ------and-note this- aircraft and The latter was the kind of fa­ "Thus far,” he declared, "every administrator's power to fix prices All Purpose Hand Picked Fancy Green 1 that kind of stuff but I’ m won­ ditions become more critical than tigue from w’hlch Mrs. C. was suf­ The conscription trainee sched­ 1 Delirious, Ripe Th« Herald prtnitnK Company. purls; also of chemical and relat­ dering how much It costs the, at present. These officials at the step of this program has been car­ at a public meeting In Foot Guard Inc.. A«Aum«, no -- financial raaponal- fering. ule contained one definite surprise • trrora ap- ed products, while the .shipments town to, have.it printed. They moment are In the majority and ried out on tim e.. . . This program Halt, when he sold Grade B milk APPLES String Beans blllty fni' lypographlcAl “I felt SS If I couldn t go on. —word that IS.OOO of the men contemplates that the great ma­ for 12 cents a quart, two cents un­ Seckle Pears p.Arlns in In thA tell me .that “ legal" advertising it ia likely that this “loose” in­ she says when asked about it. “I 66 t h called up would be assigned direct­ 16-Quart A Q ^ HcrslS. of scrap rubber were the largest jority of these projeiits Will be com' Uanchtiicr Ev.nUis like that is where the profit of terpretation of the dependency, was done with life. Ten more, ly to the elite corps of modem der the established price. of the year. plenty of newspapers come clause in the will prevail. pleted by Dec. 15.. .. The schedule The issue became sharper when Basket ...... " t V e 2q ts.19e Friday, October 18 years to bring up my youngsters, mechanized armies- the armored of construction Is well ahead of the 4 lbs. 25c The facts are hardly regarded from. <■ and then I wanted It to end." divlstona. Robert A. Hurley, Democratic New ParsnlpsA...... lb. 5c Fresh Parsley...... ; .bch. Se | (Signed) Inquisitive. Q. I am the father of three anniversary dates for the Induction of men." candidate for governor, accused as news In the ordinary sense. You That 10 mors years seemed in­ Secretary Stlmson stated that The process of selecting men for Willkie’s Gallup Gains We can relieve the curiosity of children. My wife died a few terminable and almost impossible. adequate housing facilities would the administrator of disregarding Fancy, Ripe Qrisp, Bleached '| have to look for them in the busi­ year* ago and there U no clo^ Induction already" I* under, way, a research expert's recommenda­ 1 Fine Quality our correspondent as to how much Yet today Mrs. C.’s alert manner, SPECIAL be available for all men Inducted The 6,500 local draft boards are The Gallup polls have come to ness sections of the largest news- relative who could take care of erect bearing, springing step, and _lnto service. By Dec. 15, he said, tion that milk should be sold for it cpst-s the town of Manchester to shuffling registration cards and Sweet Potatoes BANANAS Celery Hearts occupy a position of even greater p.apers. the children. My wife’s' will left quick, bright speech make you moat of the cantonments and other giving them serial liumbers. 11 cents, have those lists of "Bills Ordered the children (all minors) suf­ wonder if she had ever seen a tired projects now under construction Burkltt took exception to the KIMMEY respect than at one time was held And this is not another Japan Drawing Date Uncertain Paid" published for the informa­ ficient Incomes to make them day In her Ufe. would be completed. The camps Between Oct. 25 and Nov. 1, a Implication In Clark’s statement 4 lbs. 10c 5 lbs. 25c 10c bunch by the,polls of the Literary Digest than the one which at this mo- Independent of my earnings. Ask her what .she did to pull were planned to accommodate a that he was "self-appointed.” ment Is endeavorlhg to bully this tion of the people whose tax i drawing of aerial numbers will be "If he refers to me when he says Fancy Leeks. .large bch. 10c single Bunches Uelery ...5 e { until the Waterloo of that institu­ But if 1 were called Into serv- hehself up out of that condition total of 1,400,000 troops. held here to determine the order tion in 1936. Dr. Gallup's system country-into acceptance of the money pay.s them, and we arc lee. I don’t know what would and she will tell you: "I stopped Hair top and bottom Outlining plans for the first 800,- ‘self-appointed friends’ of the In which men will be called to serv­ _ Fine, Large, New rather glad to do so. happen to our home, Do you I pitying myself, and I relaxed." .She , 000 conscription;trainees, Stlmson farmers," Burkltt said, "I would Fancy Red or White of testing public sentiment is sup­ I'ncw order" of totalitarianism in ice, unless deferred. like to ask him if I was self- The publlcatton of those lists ; think I will be ealled? ! did those ..things, and something said the Initial contingent of 30.- Meanwhile, men who failed to posed to be much more scientific both hernlspheres - it Is the same A. 1 don't think you will he 000 would be summoned on or appointed In March 1934 when 1.- lb. Sc I GRAPEFRUIT eo. Sc costs the town exactly nothing. ; , ^ 1 more. register Wednesday will not be 400 producer-dealers pleaded with GRAPES than that followed by the Digest one. It has not even changed Its refer .vou to the answer to I She began to practice positive about Nov. 18. The schedule thcre- classified as "delinquents” If they For many years we have printed pre\iou.s question. If the demand | thinking instead of negative. In- for extra luxury! sftcr: Dec. 2, 60,000; Jan. 3. 60,000; me to testify In Superior court —which after all wa.s pretty prim­ ideas has simply disclosed them report to their local boards volun­ at Hartford to save their business Delicious. Juicy ,(25c Size) ■ I-ocal, Strictly Fresh . Uie list of bills receiving the O. K. for manpower far exceeded the i gtead of dwelling on her mi.serle.s .85 Jan. 15, 90.000: Feb. 10, 160,000; tarily before the date of the lot­ itive. Biit it is to be recalled that publicly. supply, vou probably would have i taught herself to think how March 5, 200,000; and June 15, 200, from being confiscated by an as­ of the Board of Selectmen without tery.* Orders to that effect were sessment of 550,000 per month or | ORANGES 2 dox. 39e I Pullet Eggs 2 dox.45c there were millions of people who We believe that a great deal of to conic Into the service, but at i ghe could develop courage and Each 000. making any charge whatever for more oiit^hf issued here yesterday. 5600,000 per year by the then accepted the Digest polls a.s some­ unfair rubbish has been talked present the supply of manpower.| how she could make Elated over the comparative Selection of the first 30.000 Delirious doing so, because we believe It to Board of Milk Control. I would j Extra Good Fine YeUow thing practically equivalent to about'the failure of the Roosevelt is adequate and l' know It is the : herself. smoothness of a nation-wide regis­ trainees will be a "snap,” head­ like to ask Mr. Clark where he , Intent of national selective serv- In less than three years of time “HOSTESS" tration which exceeded advanced election returns—until the disas- administration to build up ade­ be a necessary public service quarters said. Details of how this -was-at hat time. \ | PEAS CORN String Beans which otherwise would not he ren­ ice officials not to .work any j her husband and a brother had estimates by over 200,000, national first contingent will be assembled trou-sly bad guess that pointed to quate defenses against the Nazi- drastic hardships on the Ameri-1 been killed and draft headquarters gave assur- Points To AlJ^Glvrh ! J c ffp p ' have not been announced. Some lo­ an electoral college majority for Fascist sweep years ago when not dered at all. I can home This Is another of j drowned, her father had died and s ances that Its f.ar-fiiing organiza­ cal areas may not furnish any "I would like to ask Mr. Clark I Mattresses and Box Springs (Reg* s . o) and the so-callcd wholesale pro-1 '9tfU FASHIONED r 3 cans 25c 3 cans 25c 3 cans 25c Landon four yeJirs ago, followed one American In ten thou.sand We take it that our new friend . those problems that- will have to i her oldest son had begun to drink 3 9 5 tion could keep pace with Army men, others may provide large "Inquisitive" must have come to I be «oived bv vour local board'; Under this heaping up of calami- heeds In claa.slfying and selecting groups, depending upon where the ducers council-where they were In , by the deva.=tating Roosevelt land­ suspected that Hitter could ever April 1934 when the farmers were ’ PURE iIL K r Chocolate Covered GRAHAM CRACKERS or Connecticut from some other state ■ and as in « ’e?y borderline case, | ties Mrs. C. had let her spirit sag. men for the call to service. Army needs soldiers and wherq SPECIAL! GRAHAM CRACKERS! slide. And it Is no absolute cer­ be a world menace. But we do be­ you have the right of appeal. She had nourished the thought men are engaged in seasonal farm thrown out of a market by The | —possibly from New York where j To Re Ahesid of Seheidiile Connecticut Milk Producers As-1 |VCRY PAIR f MILK CRACKERS OR SALTINES! tainty that the Gallup pitcher may lieve that the record of that ad­ o I won’t be 21 untiliiniii next ; that life was unfair and (iKainst Headquarters predicted that I operations that might be handl- Marshmallow Cookies “legal advertising" constitutes itj ^ I to reelster her. She had permitted .self-pity and capped by a large exodus of young Boclation and were told either to not one day make one too many ministration with relation to Ja­ .year.^^ Do I ha\ehave to register eg I ^-hich is one of the most withering a deen French edge which has quilted sides and Patented seat edg . 400,000 Class 1 volunteers I drink their milk or feed It to the PERFECT juicy plum, usually for some conn- ; ait on thiredge all you like. It won’t sag!) The famous Stearns conscripts, fit and ready fbr serv- j workers. ^ 2 pounds 25c 2-pound box 19c ‘ trips to the well. pan i.s a bud one and inexcusable. A^"rhe Pn-sldent, under the law. i of Jhc emotions, to take hold upon pig". Very Good! ty scat newspaper which pays for in su lo C ushion clamped around colls keeps upholstery from Ice, would be cla.sSified by Jan. 1, "I wonder If I was ‘self-appoint­ But even on the basis of the The Japanese peril to American . i Is empowered to order additional; her Rnrlne unit 8-ou nce hair-proof c o v e r in an attractive bro\sn ana about 50,000 ahead of the Army’s its bestowal by unquestioning po was when she taught her.self ed’ when they called me at my Fine Quality Gallup polls themselves, which all trade and prosperity and to its hlue-and-white stripe has been used. The box spring is cu s om m schedule. N’cliinteers will not be Engineer IajsI home In Ansonia and asked me to Sliver Flos* (No. 3^ew, Hampshire Is given, space in yesterday’s New York:i . “ Ifseem s to me," Knollenherg The Orangemoor, which traded II 1 pound /1 8 c Times. added,“ the best thing a librari.kn between England and Africa be-j 21c as 53 per ceht Democratic. Massa­ fore the war. was sunk by * »ub- ] 2 for 39c The, letter declares that Ameri- ! can do today Is to get such book.s SERVING TRAY ft>B le! 3 pounds *47c chusetts as- .54 per cent and-^Cpn- in.the hahds of his publle." . marine In the English Channel.^ Get the Vitamins youTl need necticut and Rhode Island as 58 can medical, experts recently re­ The passengel" ship. Queen, of the ■it Weldon’s. They’re known Ghanncl. 1.162 tons; the freighter I piiE iviir per cent. _ turned from a tour of Inspection for their Freshness and Po- Ths wHts tsay in Frsnee report that the stage Is Anil Sheridan Put Mavis, 935 tons, and the. trawler [ Consider this richer, finer Georgian Group Slip FlilEI One wonders how many first- River Clyde. 276 tons, were also tentcy. They’ll help build up speedy Sudi now set for the''vast spreading of far whiter hand observera of the Connecticut i listed as lost. your resistance to colds and scene '^lieve that Roosevelt will j epidemic disease which may kill On Siispendcil List Yesterday, these sources' other common ailments. S h a r p l y ftB0u<€P 2 for waihaa IVORY FLAKES! carry this state by a Sustained j muititudes of French men, women iKirted the sinkings of the Swedish “ Brodin, 1.960 tons. before you select any other type of bedroom! Lge. 21c and especially ichlldren thi.s win- - ■ . freighter O. A. SEXTA-VITAMINS 23c ratio of 58 votes to 42- or by any Jlollj'wood. Orf. 18.. Ann | ^.njeh traded between San Fran- A-B-D-G CAPSULES DICALCIUM SELOX 3 for 10c ratio at all? ter. Sherldan. who stiidied to be a costa Rica before ' the Vitamin* A-B-C-D-E-O WIt.h Liver and Iron lOO’s ...... $1.68 PHOSPHATE WITH Dr. Gallup holds that his polls Mr. Johnson disavows any, school teacher a'nd became an Morvyegt’'" freighter Ivory Soap, "oomph girl” instead, went o.n Perhaps you hadn’t planned to invest quite f ‘^ 25-nay Supply . . . .SL-IO VIOSTEROL WAFERS No. I Can* are susceptible to a margin of er­ pleading for a slackening of the Gyda. 1,591 tons. 3 pieces in bar Uw w* Warner Bros, studio’s, suspension new bedroom. However, we urge you to .see this 66th ANNT- VITAMIN B1 TABLETS 60’s ...... 69c Trim looking sport oxfords for 3 cans 25c ror not exceeding four per cent. blockade of France to allow the list today because she wants ,her VKRSARY bedroom . . . see how much more you can own in IRRIDOL-A the style-consciqus Miss. . built Apricots That would put Connecticut admission of food; but he does be­ salary btKtsled from $600 to .$2,000 Plans Less Seals , all mahogany 1 pound . . . $ 1.2.1 1 mgm., lOO’s ...... 89e No. 1 Can* really fine craftsmanship for just a few « jj, ELIXIR THIAMIN for lotig, hard wear and espe­ squarely In the Democratic col­ seech the British leader to permit a wceli. ‘ ' 1 2*4 pounds $2.79 cially reduced to save you Octagon Soapk ^ Conferences between atmlln ; try firqf niace this irroup^ is made by skillea uraim napu;s BREWER’S YEAST CHLORIDE Peaches 3 cans 25c umn. We don’t believe It Is there. the issuance of the necessary n.avi- For Inaiignralion moneyl Sizes 3 to 81, (Giant), 7 bars executives and her agent preceded | a w r u U d c5afSm?n S o i w?Jk is certified in writing by competitor ADEX TABLETS TABLETS Pint ....a.*...... $1.83 We don’t believe that therie is even certs to permit sending of serums, the, suspension, a spokesman said. No. 1 Can* ■ Grand Rjp dTflrniture makers! Drawers for insUhce. are built go’s ...... 79c lOO’s ...... 39c S so good as a fifty-fifty chance of vaccines and dnigs to uh(iccupied First hint that anything was amiss Washington, Oct. 18— (j55 — can 10c tietwcen the Texas reil-head ahtT S f it S seiirately for each piece. W o^« are kiln dried to 250’s ...... $1.98 250’s ...... ■'..69c HALIBUT LIVER OIL Fruit Cocktail Super Suds, , Its being there when the returns France. Possession of such sup­ Whether it’s Roo8C'*clt or Willkie, | *136 her employers came last week the inaugural stands at the capl- . exactly the correct moisture content for today s homes. AH CAPSULES 2 largest pkgs... “ I V ; are In. plies, he declares, would prevent COD. LIVER Glia lb. 19c when she failed to report for ward' tol will have 'll,(XX) fewer seat* on | S n g is done in -rooms heated to the correct teiPperature to YEAST & IRON lOO’s ...... 98c O X f O R D t Bulk Apricots Buy 2 and Get 1 Free! the loss of many Frfttch lives, the robe fittings for a new picture. Jarv 20 than were available to ; TABLETS mJ ntein this moisture. Just as soon a.s each piece is. competed TABLETS 25d’s ...... $2.29 lives of people who are sure to be­ spectators In 1936. I iirSlen X coat of filler tq seal in this moisture content from lOO’s . ’...... 69c ^ooceo,. Corned Beef 2 tins 35c Our Aid to Japan come 111 as the result of under­ Darid Lynn, architect of thf i lOO’s ...... 39c Petite Singer capitol. said that the high cost 1 evaporation! That gives some idea of the time. Patience and VIOSTEROL IN OIL Confectionery * T ^ feeding. under-heating and the NAVITOL MALT Hormel Spani 2 tins 41c ■WTiUe Japan has been manufac­ of lumber would force a reduction ’ planning that goes into building ^an judge VITAMIN C TABLETS Sugar, pkg...... # crowding of great numbers of In the seating capacity of the 1 1 pound .$1.69 6 C.C...... 39c turing planes and boinbB with Engaged to Wed AH pieces in th is group_ are large and 2 pounds...... ,$2.79 refugees into close and unsanitary sUnd* from the 14,562 places of 25 mgm., 40’s ...... 69c 60 C.C...... $2.29 Chatka Crab Meat lge. can 19c - which to continue the slaughter 19.36 to 11,524. ' I fro^ Sur »k.lch, and arc made of Bcaujnc mahogany. Usually $159.00 for the ...... I ■ of Oiihese civilians and has been quarter*. ■ • The first load of lumber for the | Georgian deaign. too, rcIlMla richne.*s! tu„ollv *169.00 MALT EXTRACT Pineapple No. 24 can 19c Golden Tip. l O d * He expresses the belief that the Hollywood, Oct. 18.— (.Tl—In­ ■trainlnig her resoureea. In the Inaugtiral stands arrived on the And Halibut Liver Oil ( • ■ i g g i Cradiara, p k g.. . I W l» * stead ^of "Gh, Johnny.” It may bp i capitol grounds yesterday. bed, dreaaer and chest. ' building of jb lp a with which—so occupying Germans w'ould not di­ •’Oh. Orrin." for wee Bonnie Baker. 12 o z ...... 89c Dotes 2 pKgs. 25c she has hoped—to drive the Unit­ vert such supililles since they do The petite singer told friends that she and Orrln Tucker, who leads WHEAT GERM OIL Pnmaa, ed States out of the Pacific, the not need them. : Towels . 3 rolls 25c tinted there exists some reason the band with which she works, SPECUL USED CAR CAPSUIaES 901 MA'N ' % f.E ■ J 2' 2-lh. boxes.. country has been buying, during are engaged but haven’t *et a dat* 2 5d 50’h ...... 79c MANCHLoTtk C -NN • , KINNEYS Statler's Swan Tissue, 6 rolls 25c eight month* of 1940, 12 per cent to suspect; that such serums, vac­ for the ceremony. SALE * Bipre o f Japanese producU than cine* And idrug*, would supply VTucker and the songstre** who All Makes of Cars! 903 MAIN STREET WELDON BUILDING •ome, chemical insufficiency In made "Oh. Johnny, Oh" famous a 8 ‘ R 0 T R S / I N C during a MmUgr period last year. few montiia ago are together in -*-* ijepot Square Garage — At the s a i^ time we have beeh Germany itself, and thus be ‘liable a plcturejl appropriately titled Eiaest Roy, Prop. enportlnf frJapM » P«r cent to diversion—and so fa r ' a* we. "You’re the One.” SIANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD) MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 18,1940

BVENINO HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER !« , 1940 you If you seise the opportunity to. Intersstsd tai opsratlo ] Overnight New§ gather In more ’ children - handi­ Y to Take Up contact him at th* " T ’ on Bullillng Permit. • SERIAL STORY Divine Obtaiiis capped by deafnesa throughout the daya, Tueadaya, or W* kOETEN lot 65 and part of lot M on Farm­ WENDEU sUte." sion to encroach over the preecrtb- ington street, so called. •A permit for alterations of the Of Connecticut from 4 to 10 p. m. Boya and gtii Public Records store front of 905-907 Main street Orange—Patrick McCabe, about Choral \^ork ed building zone line of reetrtc- Rush Expected John T. and Catherine R. Fay New ‘Heaven’ WIUKIE 55, of Orange, was killed when- hit tntereatsd In joining an tlon a few Inches to construct a to Marvin and Glovapna Plela, a was Issued to the J. * 8 . Realty NEW YORK JUNGLE By Asaoctated Frets by an automobile on the Milford should also contact Mr. N* AppeaJi^ Board Company today. The work will garage. \ Warrantee Deeds. small lot of land on Keeney street. coevjiiaMT. t««o. turnpike at Race -Brook road'. Those who play flutaa, vlolina, - Raymond W. Ooslee was re­ Cheney Brothers to James Gor­ cost 31.000. Kaplan Sc Kostin of 6Y WRAY WADE SEVERN NBA BKHVICB. INC. Hartford—The SUts First Aid To Form Orchrslra an«l los, string boosos, clarlntta, oh Daay Radio Programs Of New Voters Quit Claim Deed. Hartford are named as the alter­ Buyk Stone Rc«iflence Glasionbuiy — Mrs. Clementina Gi^aiits Pleas elected chairman of the Zoning man, 4.25 acres of land on upper ’ Howard R. Hastings to his wife, CommUtoe voted to hold a connec- Canoparl, S3, of South Glaston­ English horns, saxaphonss, Ch, Wn, i Board o f Appeals and Edward F. ation contractors. "By its sinister rumors the gov- Teach Dramatics at baasona, trumpota, or comati^| Porter street. Veronica Hastings, title to lots And 70 Acres In Ex­ ernmertt has created a government- ticut-wide conference on first aid bury, mother of four children, waa U^atMv Ttm* Taylor was reelected secretary. 39-40 on Green road and Phelps Yeabsrdayi SldMy maeta about Marta, for Adam would to victims of highway and other trombonea, tubaa, 'French horM^l ' rm t Registrars to Be in Ses­ Ephraim Macauley to Edward lice,c«, fCtetain PlowinM and clusive Tarrytown. made depression. Hie economic injured fatally, when struck by an The North End. Exceptions from Zoning Allan R. Coe, whose term on the C. Macauley of Melrose, Maas., | Road. Read Herald Advs. have cried In hia death agony and accidents at the University of Con­ automobile while she was headed alto horns, mellophonss, or drunt^T board had expired, was reappoint­ grant1 O'Conner. He revlewa tiw Marta would have been at his necticut next June. should come to the "Y " If Inte sion This^ Evening, then nrcompanlea Plawnian for Glastonbury High school to a Wilbur Newby ia another part Regulations Allowed; ed for five years. Earlier In the aide at tha time. New York, Oct. 18—^41—There Hartford—Willlsm H. Donning, ed in individual Inatriictlon, or WEAF-NBC -11:15 a. m.. Wom­ week the Zoning^ Commission to the Jungle. Ptowmnn Ands foot- class in citizenship. Again Tomorrow. "I cannot honcetly aay that I was rejoicing today up Harlem state personnel director, said a time director at the "Y " this year. belonging to an oreheatra. en’s au b program; » P Board Reorganized. elected William RUsh chairman print* of a email dog. Later he diatlngulahed two voice*," Pat ad­ my Dorsey's hour. WABC-CBS- way over Father Divine's new merit syatem examination for the Mr. Newby comes from Oregon and Leodera Club for another year and named Carl iIlBcovera th e' key of the Jangle mitted. INasaUsAed At Sun Rise received bla college degree from WTIC 10 a. m.. Singing Bee; 12 noon, The selectmen and the town clerk door, hidden In the meutb of Om post of assistant lupervlapr of The Le'adera Club of tho "T“ wlB ! In a short session last night W, Noren, secretary. "Do you know ahy motive 'for "Heaven," the finest yet, sUnd- girls' trade education in the State Pacific College, Newberg, Oregon. Country Journal; 5 p. m., Buffalo will be in session this evening from lloneea. Tho gun that klUed Adam' the crime, Mra. LAngdon?” Plow­ Ing like a'feudal castle on a knoll be advised by Mr. Newby who haa Harttord Presents; WJZ--NBC- 12. Educa- which was preceeded by election 7 to 9 o'clock to make new voters. I* nlao f und. In tho upmiaed hand Education ' Department, paying Twin Falls, Idaho—CC)—South He was an interested Y. M- C. A. served as pastor of tha Friends M8.S m. man presaed.' 425 feet above the Hudson river worker while In college and cornea ItM k e. ! Uon Forum, new scries; 12:30 p, of officers and reorganization for There will be- another session to­ of the Cmng, beelde Um door. In exclusive Tarrytown, N. Y. from $tZ,520 to $3,l2D a year, would Mistral Idaho sportsmen grumbled Church In Witcblta. This wlntOT' M a n c h e s t e r be held here between Nov. 12 and —and loudly-^as the duck season to the Manchester '"Y " especially ' m., National Gr.mge. MBS—4.45, Bust of Leopoh morrow from 9 In the morning un­ Thia newest "Heaven," which Mr Newby is studying at Hartfonl - the year, the Zoning Board of Ap­ :• Again Pat hesitated. "At the Nov 22. Applications must be opened. The sun rises 20 to 27 qualified to organize groups in Friday, Oc*. 18 I Jamalba race rccorde/1; 6, Lexing­ peals granted four exceptions til 9 at night. This will be this last A Letter Prom Africa itime my husband was on hi* haa a 25-room turreted stone resi- Seminary. During the precedhlB' ; ton, Kentucky, race recorded. opportunity for those who are <’ >nce and 70 acres of landscaped filed by Oct. 3I with the Personnel minutes later—legally—in Cassia choral work, orchestra, dramatics, two years he waa engaged in BimL P. M. from zoning regulations, three To Be Restored CHAPTER X .hunting trip, there wa* soma go»- Department. county, Idaho, than In contiguous debate,.and other parts of the pro- Inr study at the Frienda Untveral- 4:00—Backstage Wife. I Week-end shortAvuves: For Sat- eligible at this time, to be made head- ;*ip about hi* having a secret pur- grounds and orchards, is directly i :irday - HAT4 Bfidape.st, 7:30, ra- within a confined area on Chest­ After eatabllahing hi* across from the estate of the Mystic—Former Gov. Wilbur L. Box Eider county, Utab. Marshes, grar^'ri^ Is experienced In the pro­ ty Seminary in Kanaas. , 4:15—Stella Dallas. voters to take part In the state and quartera In the 18th century draw- ' pose in going Into the AfribM Political Brew 'Cross; speaking at exercises dedi­ ideal for duck bunting, are a l^ g duction of Gilbert and Sullivan I dlo orche’stra; GSe London, 9, mu- nut street and Locust street and national election to be held In Nov­ Duchess of Talleyrand, the former 4:30—Lorenzo Jones. another In a rural section of the New York. Oct. 78—(/P)— The Public Market iilg room, Captain Plowman quea-, jungle. One of hia bcarera said suffering of the American people cating a new $500,000 administra­ the border. The difference in s(in- Of^ettas. This opportunity for Anna Gould and daughter of the ^;45_you ng 'Wldder Browri. ' slcal comedy; DJD, PXB Berlin, ember. tioned each member of the house'jtiiat, he often slipped off alone, tion building at the Mystic Oral rise time—when hunter.* m a^tart, choral and dramatic work haa not , There are more than 21,000 i 9:30, cabaret; TGWA Guatemala. town on Bush Hill Road. marble bust of King Leopold III Only those who reach the age of late Jay Gould, railroad builder. today is not the fault of industry; 6:00—Girl Alone. , party. Braltwood, as their lawyer, .That is dangerous. I nei^r be- it is primarily the fault of gov­ Bchool for the Deaf, congratulated firing—is all a matttr of W ith e r 4>een offered at the "Y" in ‘ other movie theaters in the United 5:15- Life Can Be Beautlfnl. I 11, maririibas. For .Sunday—DJD R(H)mrrs Allowed which was hauled down from its 21 years between tomorrow and wa* present throughput. 'l.eved the rumors. Adam has al- She hns been living there, since her The board granted to William i^ u m last year from a 40-year ernment. offjcials of the institution on past Bureau jurisdiction. Officials at ! years.' States. More lhan two-thlrda of 5-30- J.-ick Armstrong. , Berlin, 0:15, opera concert; TGWA pedestal In the World's Fair Bel­ November 4 will be made voters at The captain sent first for Nellajv/ay* hunted.” service to Connecticut and assert­ Boise regulate Idaho's suhrtM; j To Form Orchestra j these are equippiid with sound Guatemala, 8, oi-cheslra; G.SC, McKinney a permit to allow seven residence in France. ' "The politicians brewed a kind of 5:45—The O'Neills, gian, pavilion last May after he the special session to be held on Langdon. With a lltua tremulous | Sidney could not decide whether ed "a still greater service awaits those at Salt Lake City set Uiah'i. Mr. Newby invites choral groups ' apparatus. 8:00—News, Weather. 1 GSb Dmddn, 8:30, Britain speaks: roomers in a dwelling at 101 aigh. the girl sank into a chair, this was truth or the build-up OHier large estates nearby In­ witch’s broth out of a pot of horror Election Day. Both the Republi­ Prirn^. Milk-Fed Poultry clude ^Jhose of John D. Rockefel­ g .l5^Republlcan State Central I 2RO Ilonfip. 10, news. \ Chestnut street, adjacent to capitulated to the Germans will can and Democratic workers are her thin hand* locked ih nervoua i.hich Craig GUndrum had plan- and smeared it all over American Chestnut Lodge, a Residence B ler, Jr.\Edwin Drexel Godfrey, re­ enterprise. Committee Program. be restored with proper ceremon­ active In cleaning up their lists of tension. \ Ue made no comment, and tired N ' ' York merchant, and Al- j 6:30-Jules Lande Salon Orches­ Zone and granted exception to ies tonight. "Don't be u[)set, Miss Plowman auddcnly I wined toward "Let no one think this campaign Mrs. J. H. Madden to remodel a prospective new voters and another fred McBlWen, prominent New tra. Dr. Joseph Gevaert. Belgian the big policeman reassui Pat and demanded 'stonily of abuse and misrepresentation has store building located at.30 Laurel busy soaalon Is expected tomorrow, Special For Saturday "Isn't it true that Mr.\Oundrum York businessman. Half a mile | 6:45—Lowell Thomas. commistsloner to the fair, who as well as a busy session tonight.' "This Is all routine.' I need down the road Is the historic come to an end. For one thing, it ;00-F red Waring 8 Orchestra. WDRC I st reet into a four-apartment made the announcement, said an help to get at the facts." x.'aa jealous of your husband?" is too useful in covering up the ■ house. "It Is not true," Pat replied Washington Irving house. _European News. official explanation of the sur­ MILK-FE^) VE.\L ON S.\LE ' "I understand," she murmure To Re P e ^ n s l Residence mistakes of the Administration." 7;3d—inside of Sport.s _ Hartford The old dance hall and pavilion render would be made during the Strictly Fresh, Young HEN TURKEYS— Her account of what ah* hall through pale Ups. \ SHOP AT HALE’S SELF 23.1 m. located at Steiner's Grove, once a Boneless Rolled Veal for Roasting, cut to John Lamb. \, Father Divine’s 7:45—PaKl Chapin .‘'ittga For I3.H0 kr. ceremonies by H. F. Van Cau- Extra Fancy, 9 to 11 lbs. each. observed differed little from SldA "Do you realize that Mr. Gun- White secretary,\sald the 'Negro rendez’ us for club picnics and SPECIAL USED CAR ney's except that she had arrived drum could have returned to Uns Yhii. within a short distance of the East welaert, raininster of state, and lb. anv size you may desire, spiritual leader wduld use the new beans; stei^'«1 celery: lettuce 8-.00— Lucille Manners, Frank FrM.ay, Oc-toI»er 18. speaker of the House of Repre- SALE tho day before he came and had Jungle while the other men werp home as his personal residence salad; dish of berries. Hartford airplane plants, will be Chickens for Frying or ,Roa.sting, lb.’ ...... observed a great change in Adam uMtairp? The Valet was IR the Black’s Orcherlra. converted into a two-family house. .sentatlves of Belgium. All Makes of Cars! andThat an operating staff of 30 FRIDAY: 8-30—Guy Hedlund Playhouse. Portia Blake Faces Life. The restoration was ordered. medium size, each . . . . T O v Breast of Veal for Stuffing, Langdon. furnace room. Who was therp to to 40 "angels" will move into the The la^ttcr building is located in "I have never seen my uncle so see What Gundrum was up to?'' Breakfast: Coddled eggs; ham; and HEALTH MARKET gJoo—W.'iltz Time. We; the Abliotts. a rural zone. Gevaert said, by Count Robert — Depot Square Garage —: Fresh Cut ■ ITp Fowl for a nice chicken lb...... house as soon as furnishings are waffles: stewed prunes. 9.30_Everymnh’3rfTheatcr. Hilltop House. Van Der Straten-Ponthoz. Bel­ depressed and nervous as he was The color drained from Pat's obti^ed. / None In Opposition Ernest Roy, Prop. soup, 2 for $1.50. T O # » Shoulder of V'cal to Hake, when he reached home," she told face, leaving it ghastly under two Lunch: Apples and pecan or 10:00—Wings of De.3ttny Kqte Hopkins gian ambassador to the U. S., who Deeds on file at White Plains walnuts. j5:30__Program frotfkNew Y"rk. 5.no—Ad Liner Dance Program "None appeared before the ap­ was "profoundly Impressed” by Each ...... / W C lb...... the two men. "He brightened a bright patches of rouge. "In the show tl)at $36,000 in cash waa peals board to object to the ad- little while we were having coffee darkness either might have done Dinner; Left-over mutton; stew­ 11:00—News and We.atl 5:10 Harmonica Band. the explanation of the. king's con­ Neck of Veal for Pot Pie. paid forHhe estate, occupied until ed okra and tomatoes; celery Wherp Quality h Always Maintained Biit 11:15—The P.arty Line. . I vertised exceptidns asked. Chickens for Roasting, milk-fed, O O — in the Jungle, and, appeared more just that. I do not believe they a year ago by I-eo 8. Bing, New 5:45 - .Sc.attergood Baines. I The board granted to Alex Rog­ duct brought to this country re­ hia usual self." did,'.' she said steadily. salad; gelatin. 11:30—When Day la Done, 6:00 Rs.so Reporlcr— News, cently by Van Cauwelaert. Read Herald*Advs. 5 to 6 pounds each, Ih...... lb...... York real estate operator. The ers, of 6,Sf Laurel street, permis­ .Meatv Veal Shanks, "What, cheered him, now?” 'The valet had no motive." house waa built 10 year ago by SATURDAY: 12:00—War News, \ve;ithor. Fancy Young Fowl* about ^ Plowman asked. Plowman's blue eyes bored into Breakfast: ‘ Pfench Omelet; 12:0.1—The Party Line 6:05- Interlude. , Bing's brother, Alexander, who Prices Are Kept At A Minimum 5 pounds each, Ih...... lb...... "Being with his old friends Pat’s. waa said to havW spent $.300,000 on Melba Toast; stewed pears. 1:55—News. \- 6 .15- News Broadcast — Bob again, I imagine. They had chris­ "If you are construing my for­ , Lunch: Rice en casserole: pump­ 2:00- Silent. Trout. it and $200,000 on the grounds. Sugar Cured, tender. Little Hiims, about tened the lipiiesa he had shot mer efngagement to Mr. Gundrum Father Divine alid hia disciples kin; lettuce/^ Toniorrou's Program , -6 30 Paul .Sullivan Reviews the Genuine Spring Lamb Legs, extra fancy, '.Martha' and we laughed about her a, » motive for a horrible crime, .News, 10 pounds each, whole or ^ ^ _ bought the estate from William Dinner;/Asparagus soup; saus­ 5 to 6 pounds each, being a foil for the big Old lion you arc rediculoua. Our engage- Evers of Tarrytown, real estate age; carrots; lettuce and celery ■/ To Aid Your Food Budget eib^Nnlphts of the Road f5:.f^_The World Tor $27,000 6:30- -Gene and Glenn. 7:15’ Lanny Ross. Small Lamb Fore.s, honed and rolled Bacon Squares, about 2 lbs. each, 19c •FRENCH OMEIJ7T: To 2 7:00—Morning Watch. name somewhere. , j "p'ranknessFrankness is best in these last Sept. 28. ounces of milk adii 1 egg. Put in 7:30 At re:irce Show. if you wish. "Mr. Lesencoff directed Miss Cfisea, Mrs. I,angdon," Sidney cau- There are 11 baths in the house g.Q0_News. 8:00- Kate' Smith Hour. Tender Caivc.s’ Liver, W estern. O K — Hempflcld's last play," Nella ex­ dry frying pan over a slow fire and Hale's Famous • gil5_Ne\vs Here and Abroad, ...... 15c tioned. He did not want her togarages for atitomo- beat together. Stir and beat con­ HEALTH MARKET 8:.55 Klmer Davis—News. POPULAR ...... O D C plained. "He left her in the mid­ db any more building for Gun- pung. \ 8:30—Radio Baz.aar. stantly so there is no sticking to Plenty of Good Things To Eat — .At Reasonable Prices! 9:00 .lohnnv Presents. _ ^ Lamb FUmks for Stuffing, dle of the season:" drum’B story. There had been no] The glory of the houae-la\the o.KK_WTIC's program I ar.idc. 0:30- Grand Central Statlqp. "I recall reading. about that. the pan and continue until mixture Favorite Dishes: \ 9:00—Andy Iona and his l.sland- Ih...... agreement and Marta waa aure to mnater bedroom which. Lamb aXld, assumes a jelly-like consistency. 10:00 ■ Crncel t Hal) of thX Air. Fancy Rib Lamb Chups, Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Beef, Wasn'tlaant there a quarrel?" n.hoi dK'P'''’'''’ anything but the tnith. ‘ ^^111 be Father Divine’s headqualr- ers. FOOD MARKET "I-eaencoff had ideas about what . T “ .. to oi and ha* 'Serve in egg cups. You will find 10:36- Back Where I Come From 9:15—Food News. lib...... lb...... her vehicles should be which dlf- ■ v,*4. o » a \ 'nvarTookinir the Hud- that l.’ egg cooked in this manner B r e a d C Rib Roast Beef i.b. 29e 10:45 Fu Manchu. 9-30- Rhythma of the Da\ 855 M.MN STREET r u b in o w b u il d in g Boneless Rolled Pol Roast Beef. fered from your own," Sidney In-! ' are right’ ’ Pat warned a balcony overlooking the Hud | Will exactly fill the large end of IS AGAIN THE LEADER AT THE M 11:00— F.:v<0 Reporter. terrupted hastily. "Temperament, : I'* have made a deciaion. F rM k-, son 9:45—Ge.ne and Glenn. 11:05 Snorts Rfjimdup. Ih...... • This is the third "Heaven an egg cup. , LOWEST PRICE! 10:00—Lincoln Highway. “WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP” First Prize Fresh Dressed Eastern Pork, you see—on both aides. " ' ness in fairness to both Mias | Leg of Lamb i.b. 23c \ 11:25—Miisic.al Interhide. Chuck Beef tiround. . I Hempfield and Mr, Gundrum. l which Father Divine has acquired NOTE: The article on "THE 10:30—Brl"ht Idea Club. 11:30 Coliimhia Maste’rqorks. Rib Cut, "Does Lesencoff visit here week in Westchester coimty. Probably use! o f a c id f r u it s ” should ends, too?" "While my husband waa away Hale's Extra Large, Quality Extra.Treat! 4-5 Pounds .Average li:0& -WPA B:»nd. 13:00—News. lb; ...... 25c ih...... the be.st known of hia Hudson val- i be of interest to many readers To 11:30—Musical Tete-a-Tcte. I.ower Round Uroiind. "No.” Nella hesitated. "He and Miss Hempfield decided that mar­ 12:05-Jimmy Liinceford s Op- Small Fresh Shoulders, short riage would broaden hep art. Her I ley estates is the old Howland obtain .your copy write to The Mc- 11:45--Market and Agricultural' my uncle were never intimate." Spencer home across • the river coy IleaHh Service, in care of this ehc.stra. shank and well trimmed, lb, lb...... "Did you happen to be standing choice acttlod upon him, and she . Coffee Cakes Fowl Cut Up Each . Rcoorts. 12 30 To he (innoiinrod. from President Roosevelt's Hyde hewspaper,^ enclosing .1c in stamps '• n .,55_Tlie Weather Man. Fresh Spare Ribs, Veal, Beef and Pork Ground near the clo.sed doof when Togi wrote him to that effect. Unfor- : TonmrroH'a Program. wap putting in lights?" Plowman tunatcly for her plans, he was no Park estate., and a large, self-addressed en- i Small Tenderized Armour’s Ij^OO-Women's au b Pro.graro.; for a loaf. Ih...... Extra Treat: A. M.- lb, went on. longer free." i velope. ■ I2il5-S tate Theater Bresentation. 7:00 MueJe Off the Record. 12:30- Connecticut ^University "I had been showing Mr. Gun­ "How could you possibly know-! 7:15- Ksso Hen.-irter. ;aurh a thing, Mrs. langdon ?'’%^ Questions and .Answers Star Ham ‘ Farm Forum. l e a n — FRESH drum the collection of weapons in , Roasting Chickens ub. 27c 7:20 - Music Off the Record — L fj A AX — Ix ^ GENUINE SPRING the gunrack, near the door. Later, ! Sidney burst out. Menus continued. Freshly Made Bakery Goods . . Fresh From Our when I heard steps, I had crossed [ ..j ^ot. only know it, I have ! \ (Dried Fruit*) Armour’s 7:5.1— Esso Reporter. to the coffee table. I hear unusual-i ^^.j^ten proof of what I say." j \ A Week’s Supply Question: Barbara F. write.*: ; 8:15—Shoppers Special — Mtislfc, SHOULDERS LAMB LEGS HAMS Own Ovens! ly well." i.Pat's scarlet mouth pursed cniel- "When using dried \fnilt such as' For Your Autumn Menu: time. N "Mr. Gundnini waa your guest, Ijy ..ffg extraordinary how much' For Good Health 5tar Lard 2 f.bs, 15 c l.b . prunes or,figs, for dessert, with the 8:30- E.sso Reporter. i then?” Plowman's manner had be- Hempfield’s handwriting Tc- Recommeodedy the evening mdal I feel stuffy af­ Danish Coffee Rings, Gold Medal or Plllslmry's R adio oay 8:35...Shopp.-rs Special con­ C Lbs. iC lb. Squash, Pumpkin or Mince Pies, come paternal sembles my cou.sln’s. The' letter By McC.oy Health Hj terward. F<*fl all right if I leave Roast Fresh Ham i.i>. 20c tinued. 6-7 each The girl flushed in embarrass- ahe wrote'Adam was forwarded with Apple tMIces! Eastern Standard Time I Average 1 8 “ each ...... out the fruit. Should L, continue 9:00;;-Prc.sa News. I ment. "He and Mrs. Langdon wore ; from Nairobi, and since there was Dallf Mentw taking It ?" 24'/i-Lb. Bag 9 :1 5 - National Hillbilly Cham-! Our Own Baked Beans, old friends. I hardly knew him," a blot on the address. I thought it Flour 85c Fancy Layer Cakes, a choice of she said hastily. eWed Fresh 5hou|der u. 15c New York, Oct. 18.—(>D—As the pions. t'UT-UP quart ...... waa from mv cousin and opened Menu* beginning Sunday, Octo­ make an excellentleivt dessert, but you Van Camp's or Sheffield Tnr It Stuffed! 9:30—Public Forum. BIB END icings, each ...... "Old sweethearts, maybe?" it, political campaign draws nearer each 55c Boston Brown Bread, "I object," Sidney Interrupted "I'll take the letter,'; Plowman ber 20.. 1940 must see to it that they are,'not 10:00— Welcorire Lewis Singing added to a meal which has already and nearer a clhpa*. "»ore and PORK ROAST loaf ...... • • *...... again. "Misa Langdon said said. ‘ . SUNDAY: Cans C Bee. I Coffee Rings, sugar frosted, made you feel full. - The addition Milk 4 27 more are the net^vork schedules 10:30 fh e Old Dirt Dobber. | LOIN Fruit Bread, Delicious, ‘frieoda’." (To Be Continued) Breakfast: Baked eggs: Melba Spare Ribs Mn.K-FED 1 9 - l ie each. 2 for ...... Plowman did not press the Toast; eteweil figs. of thia des.sert should not he r-qn- I Maxwell House being devoted to the^^ttle of the 11:00—News. ; each ...... • • ll;05- Cohimbla Concert Hall.^ | Pound lb. 29c point? but sent at once for Patri­ Lunch-r Lima heansi bcol.sNadlSfi tinned if it causes you to feel un­ votes. Hardly a night (bassos with­ LAMB CHOPS comfortable. ■ I 12:00 - .Ad Liner. j FOWL cia Langdon. of watercress and lettuce. out at least one broadcast on the ’ Dinner: Roast ctilcken; ■ atrlrW I Coffee Lb. 24c subject, more often sever. 12:30 Pretend | Frankfurts A picture of modernity and :uce Turkeys Among the speakers scheduled F KESH Recreation beans: green peas; celery lettuc (Pineapple) At Our Vege/able and Fruit Department gophisUcatlon, Pat entered quietly ,, Question: Mr.ne day. No. 2 Can Wegne^ , being nlanned on Saturday night, TENDER LEAF TEA j shot?” - Pat riotlem SborLCIrimlted BUTTE^ SPECIALS Evaporated Milk, Royal "I did not.” Pat's dark eyes lima beans; lettuce. . N. B. C. it. in'In'tribute to Yo.ri's long years SPECIAL Dinner: Vegetable soup; bqlled ' Cans on the erldlrcn and nrelimlnary to Scarlet, blazed Indignantly. Muncie, Ind.—(4*)—John Short’a Grapefruit Juice 3 21c FANCY BLUE ROSE Fairmont, 7-ounce ...... i >L' "Did the thunder and lightning patriotic impulse short-circuited. beef; tomatoes, (canned): Cabbage his retirement In 1911. Fruit Cocktail 4 tall cans...... A # V salad; gelatin.. SPECIAL USED CAR Shredded (Wheat 2 Pkffs. 17e ians SUGAR 2 lbs...... p y c Jell-O, All Flavors, m Jt ~ Small package ...... Ic continue long after the men had The 56-year-old gasoline station Spear Brand^ ic e THURSDAY:. Dialing toni.'’ ht: Eiirooe, WFAF- R gone upstairs?” owner went to the roof of his place SALE Texaco, Tydol or Good Gulf } Large Clover bloom, 3 pkgs...... I ^ C “Intermittently. Most of the to pijt up a flag pole. The pole foil Breakfast: Scrambled, eggs; . NBC 7:15; CB3 8:5.1. 10:-1.1: W.lZ- b io . 2'/, r ...... " 3 6 c | Melba Toasti; stewed apricot.s. All Make.* of Cara! ^ NBC 9:'30; MBS 10, 12:30: NBC 12 time we could hear eisch others' Prutie Juice Ql. lb...... ow w#w» HONOR BRAND Coffee, Royal Scarlet, l-II). voice*, but on occasions we could knocked unconsclouf. It took police Limch; Canned com ;, carrot — Depot Square Garage — Motor Oil 2 <,,. 31c m!d. ' • FROSTED FOODS not.’ ari'd.'flremen 45 minutes to revive, salad: tiirn ^ . ^ Vo'ltlcs — W.I'/.-NBC. 10:.t5 — ' X 9 * ^ 19 Land O’Lakes, ^ bag, gmund a,s de,- Ernegt Roy, Prop, "WiRiId it have been possible Dinner: Roast mutton; string So'-lnli.ct Labor oart\'. Johh W. 49 Asparagus Tips, ^ 1 ^ him. 2 lbs...... r 4 # V sired. 2 lbs...... for a shot to have escaped your Cranberry Juice Cocktail 'Aiken. W.ABCCRS 10—Republi­ m Az o l a pkg. ,...... 4? 1V __ ^ ^ __ ^ Rinso 2 f e 37c can. Pengto” 'tir".*'e Jobngoiv GOLD .MEDAL SPAM WELCH GRAPE JUICE notice?" HORMEL PBOpUCr* Sliced Peache.9, . "Yes. during the loudest crashes WEA1^-NBC-.7;30. Alec Tem­ S A L A ^ I L “A Gold Medal Flour, O C — SPECIAL oV thunder." Pat was pool,' col- Pint 15c Quart 25c pleton: 8. Lucl'le Manners eon- 5-lb. b a g ...... (|uart bottle ...... ) lected. Lux Toilet Soap 4 Bars 25c cert; 9, Waltz Time; 9:30. Arch Peas, O l r "Can you remember where each Oholer plav, ' “Cat Wife;'' 10, d I K 241/,-Lb. c a n s Softasilk Cake pkg.'...... • A Pint bottle ...... Ic ' of the ladles sat?” Whe-s of Dcntlnv. ' ! Bag ^ \ "I remained behind the coffee PATTERSON’S MARKET 0.a15c WABG-CBS—7:30, A1 Pearce; 8, Flour, Ige. pkg. . . . A l t Smac Marshmallow. table..Miss Langdon sat next to TELEPHONE 3386 101 CENTER STREET Peaches WE CARRY A FULL LINE OF Kate-Smlth'hour: 9;,Johnnv Pre- 14-Oimo« Bottle Burt OIney, TONICHT Large 1 C- BOTH ...... 3 9 c me, Miss Hempfield at the end of Bert.s- 9 30. Gr.an sisted she couldn't endure .the sus­ Royal Scarlet, let, 20-oz. package — Pan­ FOWI.— All Same Price ... ,4*4 pounds to' 6 pounds...... 28c lb. , > No. 2 1 i Can I.lbby Want a Divorce, new drama se- largest can .. ..- A n # V lb. can ...... pense anv longer. She imagined Golden Bantam Corn I rlcs; 10:30, CornmariS Perform­ WTIC IIAPPV VALE cake Syrup, Royal Scarlet, someone had been hurt, and she FRIEND’S ^ « 1/,-pound 0 1 r ance, new time. Prune Juice, Royal Scarlet, 25^/f Maple, Iti-oz. had to kriow who it might have OUR GOOD SCOTCH HAM ...... 38c lb. Rib Roasts,.. 29c to 35c" lb. Sauerkraut 10c 2 r.r19c SUGAR PEAS jug— BOTH ..... been." You Will Like Its Taste! ' Pot Roasts . . . ■ 1 C.n.2lc What to expect Saturday; BARED BEANS 2 c\t 25c Fancy, Pure, 1 * 7 ^ Log Cabin Syrup, | ^ _ Plowman nodded encourage­ WTHT Aunt Jemima Pancake ment and Pat continued...... 28c, 32c, 35c, 38c Ib. No. t Can Bnrt Oliioy 3^ From Vatican -A WEAF-NBC, quart bottle...... ■ # ^ 12-oz. bot.tle...... 1 # V OUR GOOD SCOTCH SAUSAGES FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES ■ CEfe. MBS, 1:30 p. tp.. Pope Plus SPEAKER: Flour, 3Vi*lh. ' "We tried to dissuade. her. but c a n she insisted upon going upstairs. Sliced and in the Link ...... ,2.5c Ib. Legs of Lam b...... ,27c lb. . Mission Sunday, message"... .Foot­ James 'L .. Seedless Raisins, Royal Tomatoes 2 Cans 19c FRESH SPIN ACH ...... 3-lb, peck 10c ball—WABC-CBS, MBS. WJZ- FRUIT CAKE ITEMS I liesrd, rather than saw. "her push Lean Lamb Rolls . . ,25c Ib. NBC, 2. Ohio State vs. Minnesota; Scarlet, ^ back Iflr chair. There was a flash OUR GOOD TEA — TRY IT ...... 60c Ib. Tender! Thrifty! No. S'Can St. Lawrence ' EXTRA LARGE CAULIFLOWER ., ...... 2 for 15c McConaughy Glace Cherries, / k O f P. & Soap. 1 of lightning then and I recall see­ Everybody Likes It! CRISPY CELERY...... Urge bunch 5e WEAF-NBC, 2, Harvard vs. 3 pkgs. V ing her. empty chair. Then came . Army. • .Europe—WJZ-NBC, CBS, b a n a n a s SUNKIST ORANGES - Baldwin and McIntosh Fancy, lb...... Tomato Juice, Royal Scar­ 3 bars...... Freshest Center Cuts of FRESH SOUP BUNCHES ------.... a. :Urge 7e Lieut. Governor , APPLES more terrific thunder, follow ^ by Tomatoes 2 Cans17C’ * 8:15, London Air Raid Shelter; Lilebuoy Soap, a sliarp scream. . Fresh Boneless Brisket . . ; ...... 28c Ib. Roasting Pork .. .28c Ib. LARGE. SWEET GRAPEFRUIT ...... 5 for 25e . CBS 8, 9 s. m., 6;46: MBS 1:18... White Glace A K g , let, 20-oz. can, O $ C l b . d o z . Pineapple, lb...... “ f •# V 3 for ...... ca k e...... W V "I was too terrified to move at 'Corned Boneless Brisket ...... 28c Ib. BALDWIN OR GREENING ^ l b s . 2 5 ® > ' 1 Scottowels, first I sat where' 1 was until the Veal Roasts— Boneless...... 30c lb. A Meat Loaf is a Thrifty Green Giant-Peas 2 can . 25c Tomato Soup, Campbell’s. men returned with candlca and COOKING APPLES ...... 8 Ibe. Ite Fancy Citron, 3 5 c 2 rolls...... l y C With B oqe...... 2.5c Ib. Dish and Always Suitable! 3 cans - then I saw hw lying at my hus­ Ground B e e f...... 28c Ib. CAULIFLOWER . B E E T S and CARROTS M EDIUM POTATOES Scottissue, ' band’s feet. I didn’t rwlize he was Veal Cutlets ...... ‘...... 45c Ib. Pkg. 11c 3 rolls ...... i t a C ^Veal C hops...... 35c Ib. Round Ground...... 38c lb. Minute Tapioca Free Delivery On All Orders For fl.OO And More. WORKERS OF MANCHESTER, HEAR White Raisins, 1 C _ Rival Dog Food, ^ C — **''"Had Miss Hempfield and Mr. ^ bunches 1 0 *6 I J C p e c k Facial Cleansing Tissues. Veal Ground ...... 30c Ib. Green Stamps Given W’ith Cash Sales. 15-oz. pkg...... ■ 3 cans f o r ----- . . . A z # V •^nrdon cried out about the same FREE DELIVERY! 1 FINEST GROCERIES Win add ham, pork or veal No Rub Floor W’ax, 500 in ' rime! would you have recognized Lemon and Orange avo distinct voices, Mr*. Lang"- TELEPHONE 3386 REASONABLE PRICES! as desired. Wheaties or Kix 2 Pkgs. 2lc pint * P* | 1 Peel, lb...... t oi"’ " Plowman questioned. ' f JOHN W . AIKEN 1 m a c a r o o n Fine Assortment French . pat hesltoted., Sidney could Dal Mala hear the beating of Ws own heart WILSON LITTLE HAMS—3 Uy 4, poonda- Boneless...... 38c lb. The m n m COM and Danish Pastry while he waited for her answer. DAliSY HAMR...... 28e Ibr SHOULDERS .... i . 2 1 c lb. Nihlet Corn 3 Cans 29c Socialist Labor Party CUPCAKES Phone Service Until 8s30 P. M. Please Phone Ycur Should she say she had heard two ' ■ a- * Auna^rzTze Cenzi voices,'the net would be tightened CANDIDATE POR PRESIDENT s Order This Evening If Possible. Dial S137 TONIGHT • 10:45 WBZA 1 ■

S * A lE TWELVE w u eboMB for th« major location Stone and F o f Oreen Road and to Mr. Wsh tor site because of lU mature! magni­ year. * Tennessee, Notre Dame, Cornell Arguments Over Championships a single dweUing for Allow Names ficence and complete Isolation. rawi R fa 1 1 r k t « Li^ Records The "Kit Carson” cameras operat- y . r l f l C C S O i l D d l l W l S They are: Democratic, Republi­ Smith to cost $3,900 to ^ built on can, Socialist, Soclallat-Labor, Durlng 1933- English railroads the west side of Utchfleld street. ed on a mile-high plateau flanked K 183 8 p n ^ i On Machines by eroded buttes, Uble landa and Union and Communiat. carried more than 1,000,000,000 Keep Boxing Followers Puzzled Renew Ri pinnacles cut out of a strata Ujat The Soclaliata, however. Hated noJ pasaengers, with only one accident, • Barker’s Choices in Grid^Tests W«rHuit*e Deed Blind To Disguise Voices Hartford, Oct. 18 — — The in which three Uvea were lost..‘ Granulated was once ■ ,16,000, feet high. The secretary of eUte announced today nomlneea for president and vlce- IBMnvoed O. Bow*r« t« rr »M weird formations combine the Sugar, 10-ix)und — (TMa Is the first of '• aeriao sf ^ Virginia, Wlsconaln, Virginia, n t a ^ , a bulldlnpr lot on SUrk- HunUngton,l^W-^« ^ Town a e rk Gels touting e n ^ d fantasies of wind and rain. four storioa on Ameriowi boalng). ' Kentucky, North Carolina, New Here Tuesday Night ithcr atr«et. gress a u b , made up of blind per On Request of Loeal It. is a fabled region with a hls- Picks Yale to Moriarty Quint to Defend Jersey, Louisiana, Rhode Island, Building PomiUs . L n s will hold a masquerade party ibry too old to be discovered. Native Fresh Eggs. By Dillon Orakawi Indiana, Connecticut, Mlaslaslppi, ^ Hallowe’en. ’’Each Socialist Party. Sportn Editor, AP Feature Service Iowa, Colorado,, Nebraska and Building Inspector EdWard C. nlalns Club President Rondell M. Ijargc Size, Andrr.., W » jr in M «t .SM S.’ S .' Ulott *«»* Issued building permits Top Dartmouth Rec^ Central Loop Titles Montana, Stonebraker, "will dl.sgulse his Tha BBouse In the maze could be The NBArjiIso aaya it exercises In Pro Feature Bout 1 feet. Fair 'U going ahead npHIV Tto Oblige U Fish, builder, for a Acting upon a decision W .D. STAR MARKET voice and maintain the deception no more confused than the fistic jurisdicUan over a number of city and meeting better boys all tha glBgte dwelling for Mr. and Mrs. until a given time, when each wljl Maloney -Urges; Potatoes, Green Al Sports Center; Pal time. I long. layoff' during tha B. T. Savory to be constructed . at by Attorney General *’'*'*^ 47 NORTH s t r e e t FREE DELIVERY! TELEPHONE 3885 In Bowl Clash Moriarty Brother.,' eager. In-$ will probably be xtagod at the fan who tries to figure out the oommtastons In states where there revert to his normal p erson ality Pallottl, Town Clerk S ^ u e l J. Mountain, peck t V screwy altuatlon In American box- are no central commissions and summer month evlilantly tielped a coat of $4,600 on the south side “ WHERE YOU BUY THE BEST FOR LESS!” ______t « d to defand both the Rec Senior ! SporU Center. Moat of the mem- Veiiflrillo, Farr and the local boy Into fine shape as he Turkington will place tl^nam cs of Aid to Britain' bers of the local team Will' also inifr that its decisions arc supported In i league and Central League^ham-I Hartford Duaty Baseball has its Judge Laiidla; several foreign lands. weighs around 138 now and has Walter N. Leclerc and Mrs. Isadora Sun Maid Seedless Rais­ Also Likes Minneaota, pai Backofen See Action. plonabipa Matured last season League. Tennis and golf have asaoctatlons Several statea. Including Wash­ developed a lot of ring lore and H O’Malley Deinocratlc candi­ ins, 15-oz. pKg.. with national control. Other sports ington, Wyoming, Idaho and experience. His tervlcea are In Sees Help as Necessary! Michigan, Duke, Penn, when the team campaigned under . 0)sch Johnny Hedlund faces a Last June two semltpro boys Dinner Menu Suggestions dates on the votl/g machines here 3 pkgs...... • •. difficult taskjn selecting his start­ have regulatory boards. South Dakota, are' not membera demand all over New England at the banner of the Green Athletic But boxing has no universally climbed Into the ring at the out­ next month as/Socialist endorsed Part o f American Stanford, Fordhamf Oub, it was announced today, ing lineup, practice will be held of the NBA but recognize Its the present time. PRISCILLA PRETTY SAYS — candidates for Representatives. Pillsbut’y Flour, ^ C ' recognised national body. champions. door arena on-Hartford road and! ' The complete program will be (Ailutnkia to Win. Tbe local court aenaatlohs swept at the East Side Rec tonight at proceeded to put on two rounds-L Roilt^tl The opinion was handed the town National Defense. 5-l>. bag ...... A a # V both rounds of the Rec League and seven "o’clock, at whl'jh time' ths . One organization, tbe National There are no state commissions announced Saturday and If prea- **Y0u husbands should s|>eak for clerk Informally by the attorney Boxing Association, has Jurisdic­ —and comparatively little box­ of vicious punching. In fact the ent plans mature It will be one of ware undefeated In Uia circuit, Moriarty mentor will begin to ex­ gendarmes were about to stop yourselves when it conies to plan­ DilllHT general./ By Herb Barker periment with different combina­ tion over 22 states, but harmony ing — In New Mexico, Arizona. the best balanced cards ever offer- ning the evening meal. If you Hartford. Oct. 1,8 — (/P) — The ; Gold Medal then went on to annex the Central doesn't always exist within its John Phelan Florida. Oklahoma. Nevada hostilities between Eddie Stone of cd here. The price level was an­ / Sought Authority New York. Oct. 18—ilt)—Con­ League diadem In a nip and tuck tions in the hope of molding to­ haven't had a good old fashioned AppetiWr I Connecticut Committee to Defend Flour, 24 i/2-lb. Q O > ducting the weekly Interview with ranks. In the rest of the country Heads New York Boxingy South Carolina, Utah, Vermont, Hartford and Joe Furpo of Meri­ nounced officlaJly last night. There i .yveral days ago Town Oerk race after dropptug three of their gether a top-notch quintet. Alt Oomml salon den as it looked from the ringside Kew England Ibdied Dinner In a Sonp , Salad America by Aiding the Allies quot­ bag ...... P y C football’s willing ibut frequantly players arc urged to report as where there is boxing, a group of Oregon, Ohio, Georgia, Iowa, will be the usual number of ring­ long time it's high time to assert Tdrklngton received a letter from Aral four atarta. With a stellar independent state commissions New Hampshire snd Tennessee. , as If the bciys were intent on de­ Rolleil Vegetahies ed U. S. Senator Francis T. .Ma­ ^lain-fbrmed) crystal ball: array, of twelve players composing measurements will be taken for side seats and the. rest of the yourselves." Especially line when fohn- R. Andrews of Hartford in­ Alabama-Tennessee; Alabama’s with the New York AU>l«Ue (Jom- .Several of the major boxing stroying each other. But the ref­ arena will be sold at fifty-flea rorneil Reef Potatoes loney, Democrat, seeking: rcelec- Pears, Peaches and the Gas House squi(d for the 1840- suits and jackets. the world middlewetghV cham­ eree found a small cut over the you start with I’inehursi Hualily forming the loeal official that a mystery team of tha aouth- The Moriarty squad consists of mlsston the most Important, run states are not membera of the cents. It was first decided to open Desst'rt tion, today as saying that aid to Grains, 1-lb. %aatern conference but Tenneaaea, 41 season, Morlartys arc confident the show and often thumb their pionship by Qutpointini; Ceferlno NBA. These Include Caltfomia, Meriden lad's eye, much to the dis­ Comemdon„now at the following places: Metter’a questionnaire .sent to 'all candi­ Notre Dame - Carnegie Tach: so-called world featherweight understand. New York commission. a pro. will' take on Johnny 'iVar- The nominal Sociall.st vote In Roasting Chickens, 26c 3 cans..... ■ • ■ Smoke Shop, Oak Grill and Bray’’a Native Yellow Tag 9-10 Pound W. Valley Hen dates for Congre.ss, Fresh Spare Ribs, Tech t'ama of the piut have been champions. There are two world Let's co^lder the regulatory And so these states go merrily ren of Meriden in the main go of Manche.ster. as shown by the vote Loin Lamb Chops, tough meat for the Irieh. This is Billiard Parlor at the Center. Conned icut Summarizing the -senator's po.si- Tomato .luice, Report Bucky Harris middleweight rulers and an un­ setups. MxMt states have boxing on their way. ofttimes oblivious of four rounds. Reservations for reserved seats TURKEYS lb. 3Sc of four years ago, was about 50 Roasting Pork, 3-4 pounds; lb...... 15c another year and It will be a crowned champion who has deci­ commlasions and 22 of these are each other and Uie NBA, rating Young Apples of Westerly. R. although In the state election two tion, the committee .said that he lb...... 20-oz. can, 3 cans A A G major atirprise If Carnegie keeps may be made at Bill gchleldge's by t u r k e y s ' sions over both of them. members of the National Boxing their own "world’' champions, do­ I., will meet Pat Vendrillo and this telephoning 3690 or 3904 after years ago Jasper Mcl>'vy, Socialist "put him-self on record in favor of : the score within reasonable A boxing enthusiast. In Florida Sale of whatever material can be Fresh Pigs’ Feet, Association. They are Alabama, ing their own ouspendlng, and chap is one of the four boys who seven o’clock Tuesday evening at candidate for Governor led Gover­ Corned Beef, Ih"/ ... . 19 c Sugar Coated . Roasted bounds. ) May Pilot Cleveland let's say, reads a New York dis­ Arkansas. Illinois, Texas, Kansas, running boxing within their con­ FRYING CHICKENS spared without weakening our na­ 3 pounds ...... • 20c Cornell - Syrpeuee: Syracuse, have remained upright through the Sports Center. Native Broilers. nor B.aldwln by 255 votes. All other Libby’s, 12-oz. can 19c Lean, Fresh Shoulders, 4 Peanuts. patch the Ken Overlln has won North Dakota, Minnesota, West fines to suit themselves; three rounds with the local welter­ Native Fryers. k 99c each Republicans led by large margins. tional defense; giving priority to wlUi a sophomore find Iri Sal.Mi- Britain in. the products of our to 6 pounds, I j-ll). pkg...... I w C rablto, may give the Big Red some weight. Apples did just that and 5 to 6-Pound Roasters. 15c STEAKS! York U. Iowa 8-5 over Ipdiana. really thinks he ahould have had 4-POUND ROASTING munitions factories: \ Sevising the Pineapple .luice. trouble bu( Cornell ia ao well drill­ Indians Said to Have Northwestern 5-2 over Wisconsin. SPECIAL USED CAR neutrality’ act which interfere.s Dole’s, No. .5 can, 22c From Heavy Western Beef! Knox Flavored 1 ed and atrikes with such devastat­ at least a draw for his efforts. He Fresh Ducks. CHICKENS. $1.0.') each |Tlirilliiig Scones with our aiding Britain, if it docs Spring'Lek of Lamji, 6 to ing quickness that a Syracuse vic­ Offered One-Year Con­ has been after a return bout for | SALE Porterhouse Steak, 45c Gelatine, 4 pkgs. U V (Ibeervatlon Ward. Rink Loop Set j All-Rockville Primed the pa*t month and will have bis i not affect our own defen.se; using 6 >'2 pounds, tory seems Impossible. The ballot tract to^Nats’ Manager; Herb Nelson,.,Penn end, who All Makes of Cars! PHONK SKRVK E I NTIL SillO TONIGHT. American ships to evacuate moth­ Prudence Is oast, as usual, for Cornell. chance here next Tuesday evening. | j In ‘‘Kit Carson Corned Beef Hash, lb...... Fancy Tomato Sauce, broke his roll'ar bone against fTtarlle Backofen will have to ! ers, children and old people from Sirloin Steak, Michlgan-Illinols: Bob Zuppke, Wants T lif ce Y ears. Vale, is brooding because he won — Depfit Square Carafe — CHICKEN CHOP S lT .t (Noodles Free)------• • -Hh the British Isles. 16-oz* can ...... • 17 c Boiled Hams, 8-ouiK'e can, eanny coach of the mini, engineer­ ; ToOp^Nov.2: For Grid Tussle Here fight his best battle on this card I Ernest Roy, Propr lb...... ed, one-of I950's greatest upsets In get to play agsinst Tom Harmon.' as be meets the heavy hitting and ".Maloney said he would vote to lb...... 5 cans ...... A I w Cleveland, Oct. 18 — (AO — The , Based on the real-life .story of this game. History ran, and does, uqpopular Al Tange of Meriden prevent war materials from reach­ Crisco or Spry B: C. Dry Salami, Round Steak, plain Dealer said today it learned . CXniple of Ich's. Minor Dispute with ; one of the boldest and most dash- ing aggressor nations, directly or repeat but so far aa this comer ia football fans are convinced they in the semi-final. Tange likes to MORRELL HAM lb. 34c Shortening, lb. can Sliced, lb...... lb...... Popped Rice, T concerned, we'll . take Hannon, from an authoritative source in The Messrs. Pavlovich and Les- Confident o f Ability to" flgh\and dislikes any rules that! I ing adventurers in American his- through neutral powers. He stated 17c nevlrh are booked to fight In Referee Only Item have one of the best "little" backs Whole or Shank Half. 3 pkgs...... Kva.shevskl and Company. Washington that .Stanley (Bucky). in the nation. He Is Pepper Petrel- prohibit hitting any time and' I torv-, Edward Small's latest pro- that he believes the United States Cube Steak, Washington State - Stanford; Pittsburgh later In the month. Beat Moriartys as Lo­ Tune in Adam Rat would be in danger from a victori­ Gingerbread Mix, Rib Roast Harris has been offered a one-year . l^ fl to Be Seltlrtl.' la, who in two game.s has gained often between bells, He can fight j Butt Half lb. 42c j duction, "Kit Carson.” with Jon lb...... Sbellield Milk, Stanford, lone unbeaten, untied cals Seek. First Virtory 223 yards from scrimmage . and although unpopular here on . Sports Parade ous Germany and that he opposes Duff’s. Ige. pkg. .. I ^ V Steer Beef. lb. . major outfit in ths far wesL has a contract to manage the (Cleveland I Sliced H acon...... 2^*- Hall pKiying the title role, i.s slat­ all attempts to appea.se Hitler Fresh Ground 4 tall cans . . . Indians. New York, Oct. 18. //P— Ex­ account of ^hls victory over Eddie 1 ed for its local shpwing at the Chuck Roast. stand-out back In Norman Stand- cept for a minor dispute affecting At Nebo on Sunday. Place of wiorcester last summer Hneon S(|uares...... , ...... lb. 2.jc which he described as ‘not only be Hamburg, lb. , . . lee and a tricky offense. Washing­ Harris' contract a.s manager of ] Golf Courses ■ Detroit — Wayne University's State Theater Sunday and .Mon- I Catsup. Burt Olney ^ the Washington baseball club ex­ the National Hockey League's ■*------he cares nobbing for public opln- i TONIGHT Hill Top or I’ remiuiR Hacon. sliced 1o or- stupid but dangerous.' " lb...... lL-0. ton State has tied Southern Cali­ Twenty years ago a semi-pro football team Is in a dilemma of I dav. I 2 14-oz. bottles. .. A W V Fancy Fowl, pires this winter. corps of referees, everything was considerable proportions. Quarter­ Ion. He c1bI(tis that when he 9:45 O’clock (Jiiick Cooking fornia ari-l^aten California. In a get.s into the rjng with another d c r ...... The stellar cast in "Kit Carson" | lb...... Grote & NYeigel quandary or .thia sort, only the The Plain Dealer said it was re- } Lack Caddies in readiness today for the open­ football team from Jtockville back Dick Hardenberg bit his features, in addition to Hall, Lynn (312 to 4 pounds.) Frankfurts, Oats, 2 pkgs. .. coin can help.'NStanford, ported Harris expressed willing- | ing Nov, 2 of the league's 1940-41 would draw anywhere from two tongue in scrimmage and won't be chap it Is just another fight and WNBC It’s cool enouffh for Roast I’ork and we have Fresh. Lean Bari, Dana Andrews, Ward Bond, Walkout Closes Vermont Maid (less to succeed Oscar Vltt as : season. to three taousand fans to Mt able to call signals against Akron he wants to end it as soon as poa- Harold Huber and Clayton Moore. Fresh Hams, lb...... Texas Aggies-THsxas Christian;- Ea.stern Roasts — ( enter or Regular Culs. Syrup, 12-oz. bottle 15c Dark Brown ltrlnging along wltn^h* Aggies to Cleveland manager but Insists on a , Shortage ( a u is c s U o ii- The last of the usual glut of Nebo or Hlellekey’s Grove to watch U. Saturday unless he recovers sible. \ The picture wa.s directed by ('arroirs Place lb...... he bitter end. x three-year contract. j pre-season business matters was the game, The rivalry those days hastily. "We’re in a fix," admitted Billy Farr takes ot an up and Small Link Sausage. Ih. .'lac EXTRA s p e c i a l : George B. Seiljs, and John Du- Sugar. .5 lbs. f BILLY CONN Quaker Oats, Ever-Ready Picnics — (in WE CARRY FRESH FISH Colgate-Duke: Duke has had Alva Bradley, president of the ; rern to PGA; Drafl dealt With yesterday at a meeting was keen, one co.uld^ildj eeven safely Coach Joe Gembls "Can you coming youngster from Hartford Larsfl; Link Sausage, Ih. :5:k 16 to 18-Pound Cassp Schulze' acted as Art Dl- Indians club, was reported to have ; of the league board of governors, in the pers<-)n of Hip Lacrita. This T«. medium pkg. . e v e r y THURSDAY time to get over the Tennessee set­ Mtirc. say/Intense to the point of S'wap-' Imagine a boy who can't put his S. & B. Hag Sausage. Ih. :}.1c NATIVE T l’ RKEYS I rector. 8c cans), 6 to 7 lbs., back and rates the nod In^ this arranged to place Harris' proppsl- i To Take Many headed by President Frank Calder. ping blows on and■ off “ the field ^by I.tongue Torti of his mouth I Spotlighting the adventure-fill­ ! Hollvwood, Oct. 18— Earl AND FRIDAY tion before a meeting of his board | AL McCOY 28c lb. I Carroli’s swank theatcr-restanr- lb...... one. . Only remaining Item left unsettled fans and players alike. Grad­ trying to call out signals like Fancy, Large, Premium ed episodes of Carson's life when Lard, Penn-Princetop: Penn may not of directors Oct. 28. Bradley is on j Chicago. Oct. 18 -/iP i—A short­ was the status of referee Bill 6-3-2 7 " 10 Rounds , he joined John C. Tremont of the ! ant wa.s closed ipdelinitely today Cut Up Fowl, A ually, however, this feeling passed I..VMB LEGS LAMB SHOTLDERS pound ...... Open All Day Sundays! be quite eo good aa the 50-7 score vacation at Sea Island, S. C. |age of caddies for "Lhe nation’s Stewart, former manager of the away and until about four years LIffht Heavyweight. I I ITnited States arrny to sun-ey and by a walkout of 75 waiters and against Yale Indicates but should Harris, 44 years old. has served i golf courses i.s causing 'gpneern in 27c lb. ' I map the shortest overland route to 5Yith each meat purchase. e a ch ...... Read Herald Advs. Chicago Black Hawks. ago a Rockville and Manchester- Omaha, Neb.— Skip Palrang B o w li n g Feature Bout 16c lb. • kitchen employes, get past this one, especially since aa player and manager In Ihe ! the ranks of the NatloniH Profes- Stewart, in summer an umpire Cut Down and Extra Small 1 California, Smalls film■ ‘ of...... "Kit j Carroll refunded money to pa game waa not much to rave about. likes to keep his Creighton _ Blue- the Tlgera seem to be having line American L«whlbh at least $100,- the average family. Black Hawks had e better claim to new players out for the team and Pinehurst Fresh Vegetables consilh's passes’ may spell trouble. ^mplfete and largest as.sortment nf He owns his store — Prices Will Not BE LOWER— 000 must be cash on the lin e .... Walsh related, that In the pa.st the services of Garnett Betts of these will be ready for the game is a Real Merchant . . . not employe, THIS SALE IN EFFECT T5VO FULL WEEKS! Still. Northwestern. Columbia had better not make the average age' of caddies was Winnipeg than did the Montreal at Nebo Sunday afternoon at 2:30 Fl^pnel Shirts, Sweaters, Jackets and TfcS*DF.R— v m 'N f i and manages it to please you! Ihdlana-Iowa; So McMIllin's any defensive mistakes' against 15, but that "In the last eight Canadiens. The board of govern­ o'clock. Most , of the semi-pros 2 qts. 19c luck Is going to change sooner or those rabbit backs from Georgia years or so, it has been close to_20 ors upheld the president when his In this section got the Jump on other Outdoor Necessities. GREEN BEANS later but. In the meantime, Iowa. tomorrow... .Max Baer breeied or 21.” A desirable age,, he ‘ ultng was appealed. ^ ^ the locals in the matter of start­ Whilst Native BED AND WHITE Kansaa-Nebraaka: No need to Celery ...... hmieh 12c FANCY — MAINE In today to start rehearaalq for was between 14 and 16. ’ He esti­ ing the season and aa a oonie- C.\VLIFLO\YER ...head 12!/2C Maxwell House Coffee lb. 25c 99c look-paet Nebraska. mated that until the current de BIpe Tomatoes. Missouri-Iowa State: Looks like hia'forthcoming Broadway show. quence are away- ahead of Mom- New Gfilclen . Golden Bantam Corn dine, there had been more than j High Faces Hall artys but Coach Luddy Han/en Watercress. Nation-Wide too much Christman, for Iowa SWEET POT.ATOES. .5 lbs. 10c Today's Guest Star. 800,000 youths caddying. will have hla squad primed (tor ■Duxbak Waterproof Hunting Coats . Cucumbers. 2 2 c State. He said he did not believe. the ' .. . $7.50 Oklahoma-Kanaas State; The At Mount Today this contest. Parsley. Native, New Crop Red Bog Coffee lb. 21^ C. E. McBride. Kansas City draft would greatly affect the ! Kerr would not di-vulge who was Campbell’s Tomato Soup Sooners' defense hasn't looked like Star: "I can't .pick long shots for peppers. ^ CARROTS OR BEETS turnout of golfers and "certainly | coming out for the team until he. Duxbak Waterproof^ Hunting Pants . much but they, have' plenty of ‘myself, so why 'Should I be doing there wtlltae no drop o(f of almost * . $4.95 White Onions. 2 bunches 9c BED AND WHITE scoring power. Oklahoma. ^ Cold, 'wet ■weather aeemed In was positive that all would show California C arrots...... bunch 10c FANCY—HAWAIIAN 3 It..'29c 23c It for you.,...But I give yoil Ala- 60 per cent as In the case of store early this morning for Man­ up. Two new guards snd a cou­ Native Spinach. Evaporated Milk 4 toll cans 27c Washington - Oregon S r t t e : Brussels Sprouts ...... qt. 2 Ic J u ice bama as the team mo.st, likely to caddies.” Yellow Onions. Tough as any on the list and no upset the dope... .Tennessee is a chester High's grid encounter with ple of backfield men are due at L L Bean, Best Quality Hunting Boots . • • $7.35 . Iceberg Letttiee. Taney, Tresh ' , Kellogg’s surprise either way. The coin spins Walsh indicated that one move West Hartford at Mt. Nebo this the practice' sessions before Sun-^ Mt.’SIIKOOMS ...... lb. -Oc / BED AND WHITE v" F 1-4 favorite out here.” of the PGA toward restocking the day's game. Hansen will have' DCs Moines Squasli. ArrBOVED BY AMEB. MED. ASSN. 27c and says. . .Washington. afternoon'at 3 o'clock as both Sugar Pumpkins. , pkg. 7 c 4 Califorhia-U. C. L. A.: Ditto this caddy ranks would be through ex- clubs sought,the victory needed to ’to be at full strength for the Beil Cahhage. Corn Flakes / ' fit " ’ v Best Quality All' Wool Socks , . . g Cjreen Cahhage. Hubbard t^|uash. x Evaporated Milk ope .hut perhaps U. C. L. A. is How Come Dept. pabslon of the Association's cad­ put them in the running for the Windy City team boasta of a well . . . 50 Cranberries. Parsnips. OV'crdue. U. C. 1j. A. Folka are wondering about this:’ die educational program. ■ ' CCIL’ football title. /The local balanced team, well fortified with TENTIER — O O if^ T L ^ O B 5 4 9 c Southern California - Oregon: When Fritz Crisler coached at, eleven lost 'Its only League start suh.stitutes. IDAHO BAKING mTATOES 10-lb; bag 4.5c We ll take Southern California or Princeton, Kiskl was considered a last Saturday at Rristol, 19-7. Moriartys will pPactice at the ....bunch .5c I.egs'of Lamb, Sweet. Peas^ did you guess? Princeton prep achool. Thia year Mill lots tonight at 6:30 o’clock JAGKETS\ SWMTERS 1 RADLSHES ...... • •• 25c Cauliflower, . 1 Q^' Last Night's Fights while the visitors lost to Bristol by FLANNEL lb...... BED AN*> w h it e Southern Methodist - Auburn: there are three Kiskl grads on 20-6 and beat Beriden, 20-7. and at the West Side Oval Sun­ 2 hedds ...... ■ 39c Tlic Mustangs just managed to .Meliitosh .\pples ... .4 lbs. 2.1c Boasting CljJekens, f a n c y 5 49c 2 the Michigan varsity and four From all Indications, today’s bat­ day morning at 9:30 o'clock. The 29c Fancy, Large, AVhlte. lare a tie with Pitt last week, more on the yearling squad: Per­ \ b y The Associated Press teams will dres.s at tl\e Rec Sun­ Delicious..\pples .. . .3 lbs. '25c lb...... Tomato Juice tle should be a nip and tuck affair . SH IR TS (Fresh Killed:) [uburii Is first-class in every re- sonality, plua, eh ?----- This Jack .. Plttaburgh—Charley Burley, 150, day. Pears, Fancy, urn AND WHITE - - EBE8H — FBAC.BANT! k'Ct. This vote for S. M. U. is with Manchester determined to re­ " frosted FOODS Cooking .\pples .. . .4 Ihs. 25c SEE I t AT THE COI'BANT COOKING SCHOOL. 25c Crain down at Texas U. must be Pittsburgh,. outpointed Eddie gain the win column after dropping Fresh Shoulders, dozen , « ...... ised on nothing more substantial Pierce, 157. New Jersey (10). *■%' y ’-," . ’.3 Lus< ioiis, .liiley D'Anjou ^ears, I the goods, at that. They say Its last two games to East Hart­ 6 for 2.Se Ih...... ------15c C o ffe e than the fact the game will be when he gets through there next Sacramento, Calif.— Eld wood CarrotR, Native, played In Dallas. ford and Bristol. Coach Tom Kel­ a s p a r a g u s Pot Boast, BED AND WHITE — M;HE VEGETABLE year they're going to have his Romero, 114 >4, Sacramento, out­ Punts-—Passes 2 bunchea ...... 43c l;aylor-Vlllnnova; Baylor, for pointed Cristobal - Jaramllio, 117, ley has made three changes In bis Rme I'ineapples. lb.": . i . 30c-33c face lifted and enroll him as a starting lineup,’ two of them In the 33c Apples, Native, " S h orten in g the same reason. freshman all over again..A nifty Puertq Rico (6). ,« /■ * \ w TIPS RIPE PERSIMMONS Tasty .Meat,, -ArKniisas-Texas: ' Spot for an backfleld, and the Red and White By The Associated Press Cooking, 8 lb*...... book called "Bowling" haa just L Tampa. Fla. — B oldly' Marty Peas ...... 25c 9c each I for 29c lb...... 25c Upset but we’ll take Texas. been authored by Joe Falcaro and aark , 193, Tampa, outpointed will take th* (leld with Roger Greeley, Colo.—Ever hear about Strawberrie.s ...... 2Tc Teeh to Beat Vandy Murray Goodman, the sport.s Mprynard Danlela, '487, Washlng- Thomas calling signals, Mohr and the player who ran right out of his Aviaados. - Georgia Tech-Vanderbllt: The uh . D. C. (10). Atkinson at the halves and Cap­ ahoe.s? Bobby Flleger. Greeley Tiny I.imas . ; . 2.')C White SiHsIless Gra|>es. lb. 1.5c GROCERY v a l u e s : Commodores a r e surprisingly writer___ Clemson’a rampaging Tigers are booked with Boston Philadelphia, Pa.—Hernando Po- tain Al Vincek - at fullback, Al State’s little halfback, tried hla Raspberries ...... ‘>:k Red Tokay Grapes . .3 Ihs. 25c Friend’s, tough but Tech’s scoring punch Nordmark Is regarded as the best to do it In scrimmage this - Bitked Beans, lomo, 135, Ciudad. Mex., stopped ■ J College In Beantown next year. ■Raker’s Cocoa, 1 7 # * should '■t decisive. Georgia 'Tech. Lou Fortuna, 135, Philadelphia spearhead of Hall's attack, operat­ week. He stepped on hla left foot All Wool • Coat Styles 2 28-punce MlaslaeipBl-Duqueane: Can’t see ------i 2 '/i -lb. cans . , . « I # V ( 2 ). ing from the fullback berth. with his right and ao violently he DEF-LjCIOUS! APPLE cans ...... • 27c FBIME STEEB Duquesne in this one. Miaatsslppi. Ve olde Yale Blues. ripped hla shoe open. P. S. He also • Slip-ons Gorton’s Codfish, Boneless, BEEF Tulane-RIce: Rice, timidly and "Let's do some more de-emphasiz- twisted his ankle, so don't try it. or Choc- , Waterproof, Lightweight Flannel Shirts BlSQl'ICK WAFFLES DUMPLINGS -pound , \/Lr Ovaltine. Regular reserving the right to a re-count Ing.” • Zipper Styles With olate. Flavored, • if Tujane happena to click as It Ogden Miller shouts to heaven. Pat Vendrillo Held Even ' Dallap—Two of college football's REVERSIBLE JACKETS SRA.M SLICES Perfect' \Yi(h New .small si/e . . . 34c FANCY should. I wonder if the gent la sighing finest punters will duel here Sat-i $ 3 . 9 5 Betty Crocker Recipe i Codfish Cakes, BONELESS North Carolina State-North Car- BecauM the score was 60-7 ? urday in the Aubum-Southem , ^ $ 2 . 9 5 up Try It Today: o’ lpa: The Tarheels are back on ------Frank McGowan Now in Sacks 2 ca n s...... ^ Sugar-Heart ' A fte r 16 Straight Wins Methodist fracas. Flaxen-haired Uncle Sam It-Ounce Can the right track. North Carolina. Prestop Johnston, the Methodist Minute Tapioca, Pea-s, No. 2 can, Manflattan-Detrolt: Taking De- Tomorrow's Odds. Robert Brure GOLD MEDAL who punted 92 yards against Pitt, Leather Jackets . ,?4.95 up SPAM 25c 8-oz. pkg...... 2 f o r ...... **^Temple-Michlgan State: Like­ Here'a how the Broadway Pat'Vendrlllo's string of sixteen^ weighed- 145 and Vendrillo will meet up with Rufus Deal, the Heavy Al! Wool Slip-on "Klteben-tested” books hawk the tough 'una: Ten­ Flannel Shirts M-Ounee Package 1 Marshmallow' wise. Michigan State. auccesslve victories as a semi-pro 1 pound moM. Auburn fullback who rocked the Suede Jackets . . . ,?9,95 uP/ Tomatoes, Fancy, Also: Boston CoUega over Ida­ nessee 3-1 over Alabama. GeoV- - , . . Charlie Backofen of Rockville, old south last season with an 87- Dozens of different colors and Fluff, large can .. gla-CoIumbia and Yale-Dart- flatlc campaigner came to an end patterns to choose from In sizes BISQUICk 28c FLOUR 9Tc 4 No. 2 cans .... ho; Holy Cross over N. Y. U.: 156, suffered the loss of a decision yard boot against Georgia Tech. Buck Skein Weather Beater SWEATERS Bon Ami Powder, Navy over Drake; Florida over mouth, even "money. Texas Ag­ last night as the local fighter was . to Al Tanch, 155, of Wallingford, from 14 to 17^. gies 3-1. over. Texas ChriBtianl ' Jackets ‘ ...... $3.50 can ; ; ...... Wright’s Jilnrylbn'l: Kentucky oyer George held to ft draw by Jim Kennedy of | In another three-rounder. The maid Missoula, Mont.—Keeping busy ITS A HIT! Washington; Washington A Tjee U. C. L. A. '7-5 over California. New Haven in one of the touts event of the "^evening saw Tony Is second nature for Johnny Rea­ $ 3 . 9 5 Safety Matches, Silver Cream, Cornell 4-1* over Syracuse. Mls- Weatherall America Cheers for This “ Breakfast of Champions:” over-Richmond; Virginia over Vlr- staged at Garibaldi hall in Middle- Falco, 145,- of Middletown, gain an gan, Montana University's Negro $ 1 . 0 0 t o ’ $ 1 .9 5 package of 10 . . . 30c jar .. . rinin Military; Georgetown over .sissippl U. 3-1 over Duquesne. to\vn for the benefit of ths Gari­ easy verdict over Lee Hogan, 146, halfback. In addition to his foot­ Jackets...... $2.95 up Blue Green Maroon ^Virginia Tech; Wake Foreat over Fordham 8-5 over Pitt. Mlchl'- baldi Society's Boys' and girla' of New Haven. • ball duties, Reagan worka his way WHEATIES 2 pkgs. 21e Marshall; Colorado over Colorado gan 3,-1 over Rltnois. Stanford basketball teama. < Referees for the card were Louis through college doing janitor work THESE PRICES ARE QU6TED FOR CASH! 6-25 over Washington State.' Tii- WITH MILK OB CBEAM AND FBLTTl______State; Denver over Wyoming; Vendrillo,, whose remarkable "Kid” Kaplan, the former world's and is near tha top scholastically. FINE' Utah over Utah State; Texas Tach lane 7-5’ over Rice! Southern streak of ' wins was generously featherweight champion, and During hla high - achool days In Metho^st 7-5 over Auburn. sprinkled with knockouts, found Jacques Grenier, football and base­ Chicago he’ won letjera iq footbiUl, BURSACK BROS. FINE over Brigham Young. ' 459 Hartford Road — TeL 8582 . FOODS Southern California 4-1 Over Ore­ Kennedy a tough .customer In the ball-coach of Woodrow Wilson basketball, track, boklng and wrea- Pine Bluff, Ark.—Bob Sikes, 190, gon. Georgda Teach 5^2 over three-round setto. neither being High. Pete Vendrillo. Sr., is slated Ulng. GLENNEY’S KITTEL’S MARKET I W. HARRY EN GLi^D FOODS ere The Good Men’s Wear Ckimes From” RED & WHITE "pine Bluff, outpointed Dutch UU- Vanderbilt. Harvard 7-5 over able to pile up sufficient points to to take several mambera at hla 18 Blaaell St. TeL 4268 I Mancheater Oreea TeL 8481 Army. Holy Cross 3-1 over New -eain the advantasre.^ %.KenneHLB and other furniture. Tel. 3498. (Continued From Page One) asked him to pronounce a blees- BY J. R. WILLIAMS BOARDING UUUSB WITH PLYMOUTH '36 Deluxe coach. from working In the law courts In leave the cities. Jews ' who fled ducted by a man who reallsea that that suave and placid knight England; UUT UUR WAY WE SPECIALIZE in roofing^and WHY SLEEP o8l A hard old mat- any other ca p a city than as a from German-occupied French ter­ Spain can fulfill her desUny on the Strolled in too late to see her face, Bhe—This place has so many ing. ' Owner driven, low mileage. Tire.'i., Roullry and Supplies y4« western coast of England south of odd and peculiar people. The gentleman, after being ad­ ’■NOW>ie,WiTKtHE WOO%E P^aTO OUR'o?LVE&,Tms lEAU siding. Worwman.ship g>mran- tresa? Trade it In now—for a lawyer and from jtne colonial ad- ritory have been foi4)ldden to re Bide of Germany and Italy and as summer tripped from-sight. 8cyy, OH B a i — wHy A ftlMPLETC VEH, BUT A UUT finish excellent. Motor and hy­ tecd. Time payments arranged. Wales. On It are such Important Native—Yes. Most of them go dressed put his hand to bis ear and. draulic brakes reconditioned. R. Comfortable Inner Spring. We rfilnlstratlon. . turn. who, during a recent visit to the ^ Lyla Myers. ^ THEM GASTAMVIS.’ OH­ U K E T H A T LIKE THAT AIM'T iOPPORfmETIME TO POLIBM L)P MY BALES PRE6EMTAT\ON,'>*wLET FOR SALE—RED BROlLEltS 3 ports as Cardiff. Bristol, Swan.sea home by the first of September. craned forward intently: B. Wadsworth. 677’ Center street. Also carpentry. A. AyDion Inc.. feature the famous Dr. Mattiaon's Unofficial e^Hmates placed the Axis capitals, gained an tnaight lADULDW’T THAfT BE IO SHOULD BE ^ DOlU' IT TO GET / US A E S ^ E VOU. ARE A BANKER WHOSE RNAUCIAL BACKING I AM 1-2 to 4 lb. average. 150/Spring and Newport. into their political, military and ■ 'T can tell you're talking to me, 299 Autumrt Street. Phone 4860. Perfect Posture Mattresses. — number of / ’Jew.’lal)- citizens of "0\ir destroyers attacked a an-’ It's a good Idea to know your ^ A PLACE PER. A MEVER. PUT lu J a i l COUTRACT TO EEEKiUG.NjeRV 'NELL'— HAK-KAPF.'f—-OIA(SRAM A SHOWS TWO ’ Phone 8075. ______street. Call 5995. / economic situation. A FELLOW NEVER CAN UN­ sir," he said loudly, "but I'm so :z : $19.50 up-- allowances up to $10. France nnilMho colonies at slight­ Foresee Move perlor enemy,” scffred the hit and flrst;Bld stuff: BOMB ID HIT ? 7MOU6HT Pe r . <30iw‘ lUILD BOMB- (CALVES PA<^N(j>TUROUSH A (SATEWAV— NOTE THE SUPER-HEATfeO 3937 FORD SKD.VN.-1937 Dodge for your old mattress. Terms. ly more/than 400,000. F,stimate.s Mother (to new maid upon her DERSTAND WHY SO MANY damn deaf I can't tell what in the WHV, I'D SOOMER. A R O O W D F SWEaERS.,' .Moving—^ ru ck in g — came off scot free, said the Nazi FISHERMEN ARE ANXIOUS TO bell you’re saying.'’ 1 ELECTRIC COGENT TWAT STRIKES THEM AND BRAHOS AS IT STRIKES.'- sedan 193.3 Plvniouth sedan. 193.J Articles For'Sale 45 $1.00 weekly at BensonVs Furni­ o'f tho/bumber of foreign Jews in command's communique. return fom a shopping trip)—Did BE ltd A Po w d e r . fAT; MAICIM’ PEOPLE VWENNOWT SXAR.T Storage 20 On Gibraltar $100,000 Fine Levied HAVE THEIR PICTURES PAVIKj’ ATTEUTIOU Ford sedan. 1933 Chevrolet pick­ ture Co. Frar)^ were slightly higher. (In London, authorized Naval {unlor get into any trouble while PUAMT,' wEa\«us,wrTH HAR-RUMPH.' j\ — OIASRAM B IS A STENCIL WHICH IS SET IN TAKEN WITH THE BIG FISH ■TH' DAMOER. TILLAGE HAVE up. Colo Motors. Main street lot, !N CfiAAlBEKS—Local and ^ Only Exceptions Made sources had no comment on the Oh Belgian Distriet Twas gone? ) THE PACE OF TH ^ISK FROM WHICH THE CURRENT 15S U E S--;i^ P A S S ME opposite Armnrj’. Open evenings. \UST FOR SALE—EIGHT piece oak THEY CATCH — UNTIL HE Between the clock watchers and )i*»w S O FAJi, TO PW FER.TH' Distance Movers. Tel. 6260. FOR SALE—PAINTERS, swing , The only exceptions made to the (Continued From Pago One) reported battle off the Bristol Brvuwels (Via Berlin 1—Oct. 18 ■ 1 Maid—No.-^xcept that he swal- • THUS the CURREtk str ik e s THE CALF IN THE SHAPE O F /^ {tH E BANANAS, Long dining room set. Also baby car inved a bug nioon after you left. CATCHES A BIG FISH HIM­ th5 thermometer watchers we are o p f ; SAME ADVICE-- staging. Telephone 5523. rulings of the retain government Channel.) 1,15 —A fine of 3,000,000 franca (ap-1 THE Circle tR ian&le b r a n d - - ' an d With v e r y John b o y ,' 3937 OLDSMOBILE trunk _scdan. 68 Hollistei street. riage. Reasonable. Tel. 4786. But 1 gave him some Insect pow­ SELF. . an alert people. nrs A UUT 1939 Plvniouth sedan, 1937 Pon­ were for Jews who were decorated gavernmental change at Madrid, After 'the Naval action Gorman proxlniately $100,000), payable THAT STAJiTS. and as it did in Rumania, was a mat­ der right away, so there’s no need ^TTLE PAIN,TOO' tiac aodan. 1938 Packard 6 .sedan. .IA5IES \ WOODS moving and new FOR SALE — REASONABLE either in the wars of 1914 or 1939 planes '’chased the enemy” and all Nov. 1, has been levied by German EVERV- trucking. Ashes removed weekly. relasted imoeB. Better than or for Jews who “rendered dis­ ter of apeculation among observ­ authorities on the I.Uson district in to worry. THIUG 1937 Plymouth .sedan. Cole Molois cheap "shoes. Sec them. Sam White enamel Hot Point ^ c t r i c the German destroyers, returned BY CLYDE LEWIS Coal, coke and wood for sale. 381 tinguished services" In literary, ers here. undamaged to their bases, the Liege province fbr alleged acts of HOLD EVEKYI’HING at the Center 6463.______Yulyes, 701 Main. range, excellent conditiqjir Tele, •The semi-offieial Arol agency Lose Restrained Center street. Tel. 6566 pr 5030. phone 5384. 13 Falrflejd'^street. artistic or si’ientiflc work. Nazi command declared. The date sabotage. rei>orledly on the In- ’ FOR SALE —1933 CHEVROLET The government also promulgat­ indirated that Bulgaria, like Ru­ of this fight was not given. crease throughout Belgium with Believe me if all those endear­ ed a decree giving local prefects mania- a n d Spain, w’ould be the return of many refugees from coach with trunk, good condition. 2S Fuel and Feed 49-A Probable destruction of a Brit­ ing .voung charms Price $12,5 00. Write Box J. Repairing the right to confine any foreign bro\ight completely under Axis in- ■ Frahi’c. That I view with admiring dis­ M a ch in s i^■4n6 I'lPools 52 flucnce a step which often has ish submarine ai.so was claimed. • Herald. WANTED 3”0 TU.NE, repair and FOR SALE—8 ACRES of standing Jew to concentration camps to lie Off I.« Havre a shore battery fired War prisoners in the Dlson area may ■ \ FORDSON p a r t s , Oliver imple­ set up in each department or to fix preceded "military cooperation.” who we rereltascd several weeks Are going to rub off on my regulate your piano or player meadow hay, in Bolton. Telephone Some observers have lieen pre­ on the submarine and then Ger piano. Tel.' Manchester 505?. 5427. ______ments, lar»e stock of used and the places of residence, similar to man dive Immbera roared to. the ago were ordered re-arrested be­ ■houlders and arms —>(- Ku«ine>>- S ervices O tfered 13 rebuilt tPlfctors.' Dublin Tractor the central European ghettos. _. dicting a concerted drive by Axis cause five German military tele- Of this suit that was cleaned !'"L forces against the British at both attack. "Strring,detonations were a s h e s PAPF-RvS re»ioved week­ LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, SE.5SONED HARD WOOD for 0)m pyfy, Willlmantic. Ntore severe measures already heard and boat wreckage was phone.s were found cut. Just today, "■ ... sale, cut any length for fireplace have been taken in Paris by Ger­ ends of the Mediterranean since Military cables also were re­ ly lihambors Trucking Tciepiionc repaired; - shears, knives, etc., Adolf Hitler and Benito Musso­ brought to the surface so it i-s, as­ Thou wilt still be adored with / ground; keys fitted or duplicated: or furnace, $9.0t a cord; also slab man authorities. The activities of sumed the submarine was de­ ported damaged at Waterloo. The' my usual zeal. > !, 6260. wood $8.00. Donald Gchrlng. Tel. Musical Instruments 53 Jews there have been strictly lini met at the Brenner pass two burgomaster there directed all My sweetheart, my darling, my vacuunr cleaners, clocks, phono­ weeks ago. stroyed,” said the communique. graph.' etc., repaired, overhauled 8758. limited, .even In commerce, and Two otlier actions of German men of the community between 18 owii: iVlanrliPstpr FOR s a l e —KIRSCHNER piano "British intrigues” arc Wing ami 35 years of age to maintain a Braithv alte. 52 Pearl street. they arc not permitted to' pass expelled ’’from the Balkan penin­ sh6re batteries on occupied coasts But Ml sternly repress the emo­ with chair, reasonable. Telephone from the >moccupied to the occu­ night watch to prevent ftirther tions I feel— / Evpiiiiig Hcraltl Garden— P^rm— Dair^/ 4.591. sula (where British exodua from were reported. In the first, said REPAIRING AUTQ TOPS, eide pied zone-. the communique, .shore defenses dannqi^e. I’ll love you but Ica y you alone! / 50 ’Phe new French measvires for­ Ruhiania already is being followed At KHprence and Phllippevlllc In 1 Classified .Advertisements curtains, luggage, hand made dog Products USED PIANO upright, small size, by exodus from Bulgaria) to the (orceanish peninsula,” Aroi said. which trieil to approach' Flanders, border IT\ forriier Belgian war U^PLAlNilNiS Inttinlp. rnimUerx :in,l al>l»revtatlon, 90 Cambridge street. 'Tel. 4740. low for cash. Kemp’s Inc. Phone subsidized by or holding public in the second a convoy in Dover ^Dc your cheeks unaccu^tomedly each count as a word ami oompounn kraut. good solid heads. Phone I’ollry Based on "Lo.valt.v" pri.soners wTre placed under arrest THE“«OOPCE 5680. funds. The agency added that the harbor was sheilecl effectively by gay :* words as two w'"rd*> Mimnititn cost 7965, 108 Ridge street. Only Othe? t'onceaslon I after more than 40 had been plek- They’re lovely Indeed, as I glad­ CATTLEMEN’S la price ot three lino. Spanish shakeup was a "clear in­ marine arUllery,. Line r.ites per div for transient Help Wanted—Female ' ed up for questioning. ly confess. iX^WlLltAA^. ,, , FRIEND'’-. f o r s a l e —m e a l y GRFEN ’The only other concession to the dication” Gen’erallsaimo Francisco The report said Britain’s, air ads. I German authorities Inlroducefl And 1 think I should leave them THE ALARMIST to* »«■ M«yther Naval act ion, it said, 8001% AND HER BUDDIES All orders tor irrrpulnr Inaertlon'R anyone working in the medical or And the powder rubs off from WANTED^BAKER.Y sales lady, for him in the Spanish civil war. German speedboats last night your nose. will be cliarned at the one time rate. Houselfold Goods 51 legal professions if their parents Aroi also .said the shakeup con­ , iKO».k KR-N. TVvV tL'VVb ? Special rates for lonp term every sank”tW’o armed British merchant­ Nazi Vc88€ ® \ ■So my love is Platonic, my dear, cxperlen<^ preferred, hut not were nut French citizens. stituted an answ’er to "flattery” of VY $KCK, WL day advertising given upon request. nccesahrv. Address Box E, Herald. (Furniture For Sale) Rooms Without Hoard ,59 men and two tankers totalling 33,- for tonight, Ada ordered before the third or The statutes give_Jews who fall Spain by Briti.sh Trime Minister •rmed Nazis the actual number’ of tlmea tho ad W'lLL SELL FOR $196 blocks from Center, with small gories twc» months .A*) leave their clothes. appeared, chaji;lnK at the rate earn­ tion, opportunity for advance­ What a bargain for some lucky red to a fooerson.s and iii’op- W ASH'I'U BBS $20 dow’n, and the balance can be In East Africa Italian planes Informed sources a.s.serlcd to- tainod by any of our ships, tho * Australian koala. i)ictured on received by 13 o'clock noon Satur­ EXPERIENCED PLUMBER and erty^f Jews, described the mea.s- day that British planes made ; |,(i,„iralty said. OABLlNd, you WERC days 10:3^. steamfltter is wanted. John Clark, paid off within 18 months. No pay­ FOR RENT—7 ROOM duplex, w ith bombed the air fiehl and iK)rt of the stamp above, is fighling ils ' C «TA»4D A4,IDE,<.^U FOOL, AND tET ME ments if sick or unemployed. as "indispen.s;iblc to security ' Aden, "causing big lire.s," the eight unsuccessful flights to, the | The scene of the action, as glv- Telephon* Yo«r Want .Ads 41 Union Place. Tyl. 32.33. garage. AduU.s preferred. $40. 73 d not as "a mere question of Frcnch Channel coast region last | pn hy the Admiralty, would be greatest battle.. And the humans,’ ------gMC.T AT MIM.' 1---- ALBERTS f u r n i t u r e CO. Che.stnut street. Tef. 7912. communique said. who almost exterminated this Ada ar* accoptarf oxer the tele- Hartford Storh—43 Ally’n St. engeance." The Briti.sh were reported to night. ! just beyqhd the western entrance ■ »hont At the CllAllGB RATE given WANTED—YOUNG man to work Thev said effective.German do-j t,, (he channel and virtually mid- friendly, harmless littld animal, (Earlier in the month when the have bombarded the residential above Aa a eonveneince to adver- as assistant in our plumbing and .fensc'fire forced the Britons to ' wav *between ‘ - - •I,and‘s — End on the are now trying to keep the species tlaera. b«t tho CASH RATES will be heating department. Montgomery OIL COOKING STOVE with In­ Houses F'or Rent Vichy government first was re­ quarter of Neghelli, causing slight 'll Aocapted aa FULL, PAYMENT tf sulated .oven. Originally cost ported to have drawn up anti-Jewi turn off without dropping bombs. F.n'glish side and French Brest on alive. Ward, 822 Main street. damage'. the French. This is about 200 miles pAld At tba buelneM ofrice on or be- $59.50. In excellent ■ condition, FOR RENT—6 ROOM hou.s^ 2 ish legislation, the German radio All lUillan planes returned .safe­ Forty years ago, koalas were fero tho aeyenth daf following tha black and white exterior. Sell for broadcast that about 700,000 Jews fr-im the mouth of Bristol Uhsn- plentiful in Australia, but disease flrat J o a e r ^ n of each ad otherwloe WANTED—POTATO pickers for car garage, steam heat, all im­ ly, the high command asserted^. Germans Xot Surprised $15.00. Leslie New’, 115 Main St. provements, adults preferred. Would be affected, and that 250,- pel. near which the Nazi high and hunters have almost wiped tho CHARGE RATE will be collect- Saturday and Sunday. Apply at command reported a clash. od. No |•o»ponolbillty for erroro in 25 McNall .street. Manchc.ster. Price $.55. 59 Oxford. / ^ 5, 000 would "be sent back to their By Diplomatic Moves out this small 'cousin of the kan­ hotopboBod ada will bo assumed and VAOTUM CLEANER Specials! 1- \ German aircraft made two ay garoo. An open season on the tboir Aoeurocy cannot bo gnaran- countries of origin.” ) Change Is Made Berlin. Oct. 1 8 — Authorized tacks on British wawhlps. the Ad­ u^d Electrolux cleaner with ate FOR RENT—SEVEN ^OOM sin­ Previous to today’s statute, the koala, in 1927, saw 584,000 killed 3 Dtijfs— Birds— Pels 41 /taphmenta, $12.95. 1-new Univer­ gle, two car garag^ tw o b^hs, ^ennan sources, commenting on miralty said, but "obtained no Index of Classifications Petain government had barred any repots that British diplomatic hits" and British bombers sped to for their soft, heavy fur. Koalas sal tank type cleaner, demonstra­ oil heat, air conditioning, '.two person not born of a French father III Peiiiiei* Show Mvtha ...... A FEMALE. DOG SPAYED tor, was $59.95, now $39.95 W’lth ye^s old. Ideal lovitlon. 10 Jean repres'sntatives, arc e.specially ac­ the counter-attack. One bomb was are npw protected by government KogacdSD^d^ ••*••••*••■•***** " or who was not a French Aimy tive I n ^ e Near East, said today seen to fall close to the bow of a restrictions. „ ilArrlavea ...... ^ female cats spayed $3 .50, old cleaner. See the new 1941 De- Road, telephone 3409. ’ cats altered $1.00. Dr. G. E /B it- veteran from the professions of Due to the sudden' Illness of that efforts of British diplomacy German destroyer, It added, but The koafa requires a' special i W ■ Deaths ...... D lux Universal tank type cleaner law, medicine and pharmacy. Na- Card o t Thanks ...... E good, Jr., 10 Laselle R o i^ West Carole Landis In Cfiilcago, the to makg up f’ing to gain suppOTters both (Jurb Stocks \ Ix)t Happier in iTnoecupled Zone today and continues through Mon­ A full grown koala Is about two' (OUT OP IT, Automobiles for Kxchsnge i 35 minutes to Hartford. Call Mrs. Last night’s statement of policy day. In place of Miss Landis, the in Europe and the outskje world, Auto Acc«Morles -Tires Cuslck. Fox Trail, off Daley Road, feet high, weighs about 30 pounds. MV aOCH, i!«HAT HAPPENEOtTH’ CAST/ /LrtHOOO/ Auto Repalrlng-~Palntlnjf made it clear that the. lot of per­ State Theater has secured Judy but all these efforts are . being Blue R id ge...... ------’----- x remember, 1 WASj or telephone Willimantlc 1946-24. watched so closely that sitrprise The young are less than two (eoosHWAH Auto Schools ...... RENTALS sons of Jewish birth woiild be Canova, famous star of stage, Cent States El ----- inches long at birth, live- eight ' never MlNOi FACIN' A BIG^ ^ AutOi— Ship by Ttuok ...... * SPECIAL USED C.4R AND /TM gonna' SEE AKI'HtR A. happier in the unoccupied zone of screen and radio to appear In Ten­ is precluded. , v F.l Bond and Share NOW, a o e Ym. rr s CROCODILE/ Aut09-T-Fof Hire ...... u* British guarantees,guaranievn, tou- Turkey^ ‘ | p„vy ...... ■> '» months in the mother's pouch. Oarages—rServlce— S to n g e •*. W SALE France than In the regions held by ner's supporting cast. WA4 YOUR PROMPT ! HOW DIO 1 ' Inspiration for Alexander’s “Pot and Greece, in the eyes of r ...... 2\ - Koalas are easily tamed, make BET OUT Motorcycles— Blcycles ...... 'J KNOFLA the fk-rman Army, where stringent 5Ii.ss Canova made a sensational ^ ____ r:s___ r\ff,oo “n0»vrr LTnn . excellent pets. But given sweets ACTION THAT GOT fWanted AutOa—Motorcycles . . . 1* All Makes of Cars! of Ba.sil” painting wi»s’ received hit in her last screen picture, German Foreign Office, -never ^ 6 \ U$ OOT O f THAT Bvelaeee iinH Profeenloiml Serrtcre Real Estate Insurance • regiA ions have been placed 1" and starches, Instead of eucalyp­ from the poem "Isabel” by^eat.s, "Sratterbralh.” a)fd is now engag­ had any meaning. J i.«ek ...... •My error, shir—1 misjudged the size of her foot when AMPUL PLACE iBuslnees Services Offered ...... H 875 .Main SL Fbune 5440 — Depot Square Garage — which was derived from the Ital­ e f f e * ■ . Another proof to Germans that ’ tus leaves, they Inevitably die. I drank out-of her slipper!" Household Services Offered ....ll- A Ernest Boy, Prop. In the occupied zone •around ed in the filming of ''Sis Hopkins,” Building—Contracting ...... ian by Giovanni Boccaccio. in which she is taking the leading the Axis is gaining ground a Florlais— Nurseries ...... Paris all Jews required to regl.ster aeon by Nazi circles in appoint-„-L nit Lt and Fow a. Fuaeral Directors ...... w,’ith police by the end of this role. • She appears in person' with Heating— Plumbing—Roofing 17 Se6 , . . "V month, and thereafter all Jewish Joe Penq,er, Dollj^ Dawn and her lOONK.RVILLE FOLKS BY ^FONTAINE FOX Insurance ...... '• Dawn Patrol and George Hall and Millinery— Dressmaking ...... n enterprises must make themsei.ves known by displaying large signs hia orchestra. Movlng-r-Trucklng—Storage .. 20 .McKin n e y Daily Pattern S o m e t h i n g h a s s o t t o b e p o n e a b o u t J o h n ( ^ eenleaf W drtle, Public Passenger Service, . A. BROTHERS JUST ARRIVED Painting— Papering ...... professional Services ...... ‘ FOR REAL EST.ATE - « MORE MODERN FURNITURE THE Po e t La u r e a t e OF To o n e r v il l e 'R fpairlng ...... J* Pattern Tailoring—Dyeing-—Cleaning -4 AND INSURANCE FOR SATURDAY SALE U-iSj Toilet Goods and Service . *' ■Wanted-—Uuslness- Service 36 505 Main St. Phone 6060 ESTATE OF CAROLINE ABBE ROOD Now is the time fpr every good' T I’tdiicnilnnsl ^ Ijkte of 98 Bowdoln Street, Springfield, Mass. girl to come to the aid of her y o O BY MERRILL KLOSSER CoUYses and rirt-ssos . country, and there la no way ahe \ The Hard Way Private !nsirucH-»ns (Sale By.Order of Mr*. Wm. Williams and The Third National FRECKLES AND BIB FRIENDS DanOlni; ...... 2? Bank of Springfield As Trustee By Will) can make a better start than By KHI’' Mu8lcal-^I.)ramatlc ...... HENSON’S CAN . . . showing her colors in this gay, WHY, LARD. THC LT HASMT AMY \\*antert— Ins.’ ru''tinnf‘ ...... • 3D Antique* In This Lot. Will Bo Sold.Next Week! nautical affair, as crisp as a MKl- WMAT DOORS AMO HOOF—-A N D J. l’‘'innnclnt W'steh The Herald for Advertisement. • dio and refreshing as a sea-breeze s WNIOeOF MUSIC WINOOWS ARE BROUeHT A . Bond.s— ft’ oeks— Mortgagee .. . Save You ARP w e gonna • Business-, iliiportiinlMes ...... ROUERT M. REID & SONS Superbly smart and simple In r* HAVE? Money* to I./>an Bign,. with a choice of long or »hi Ilrlr* nml Hlliintlons Many Dollars 20$^ Main St. Manchester, Conn. Phan* 8193 Hlu'S .•».•...... favorite pattern. Floor planned AT REIDS’ AU enO N AUDITORIU5I tion chart giddes your every step ' W’ant/i). I’d . Pz-jllirv— nigs In all sizes available. U S Route 6, ^Iton, Conn. (S Mile* East of .Manchester) * to Insure success, and a bit Ot l-'nr Sale^>tl*>cellntieoos SATURDAY. OCTOBER )9, 1940 AT 10 A. M. ArticlfS Tor .Srjle ...... These are factory left-overs and patriotic trim brings them to their Boats ami .trcessorles ...... Use Your Credit This Sale Feature* Frinclpally the Furnishing* (modem only) feet with cheers. You’ll lead the JlulUkmg Maf4 rials' ....------.• • • of a I-arge Hartford Home Located at 1015 A».vlum Avenue only a few more available. parade With this trim model, the -Diamonds' —W atebes— ;lew;plry Beds, Dressers. Stands, large Wardrobe. Walnut Secretary, Bath­ rlc?’ I Aptihanres—Uridlo. . apple of every nautical eye, the room Scales. Chairs, Divan, Mirrors, Dining Table, China Cabinet, BY JOHN C. TERRT Fuel and^f**ed pride and joy of the neighborhood. SCUKCIIY SMITH Left-Handed Lift * Garden— K arm '-D ury Products €nson Sideboard, Etc. Many other good items.- Priced To Deliver For Less Than Pattern No. 8819 la designed for Trackmen Houseboid ...... j «.iiixi.t.i’R .Auditorium Heated Chairs for All I.uncJi 7 , UAOON/AAC-IP THf Machinery and TonM .>...... TU*TII 4XAIN fT ROBERT M. REID St SONS, Auctioneers sizes 11. 13. 15, 17 and 19. Size 13 'ru . LI8Vf IT IP PID >DU M IN6 yeURt Musical ln*^truments ...... ■t^cquires. 3'» yards of 54-lnch UffTLt GIRL OCTSTTRID 201 Main St. Manchester, Conn. • Phone 8198 Ford — Chevrolet Or Plymouth VOUUTIU. TNI* u m i ) WMAT4 BiN RAG. LITTLE HATCHETiO' \TMIC<.' I Office and Stftre Knu.i»ment .. . fabric. 4 'i yards hiss banding. FU CAW/ HIK/ epcrlalt at ttu- Stores •- PANOIT TO KXKP SCOOT? OR AW Wf Wearing Apuarel—Furs For a I’sttem of this uttracUvc iuprotep ro atm- w an ted To hu.v ., Town of Bolloii \jei IIS appraise your car now for model send 15c In Coin, Your Hl« MITTV OFF/ llooms— Hnnrd— Hotels—.Uesiirle \ THROUGH' '5 Itrslnurnnts , a beautiful brand new Packard. Name. Addres*. Style, Number and R oom . W’lthout Bmird ...... « Ailverlise^ieill Size to The Herald Today’s Pattern Boarder. Wnnt.rt ...... '--.f Service. 106-7th Bveniie„New 'York, Counpry ’Unnrrt R esort...... Proposed By'Law / H otel.— Restaurant. p, e; delivered price in Manchester of^ N. ' ' Wanted— Rooms—Board ...... To Settle An Estate! ' If you want to, find out, quick­ Se-.tion I. No person, shall Heal r-.tale For lletir . 26 LINDEN STREET — CENTRALLY LOCATED ly and authoritatively. Just what'* Apartment. Flat. Tenemeat. throw or place any rubbish, waste these 4-Dr. Sedans will be $895. --i. doing about waistlines, necklines B u .ln .ss l-oeatlon. for Rent .. materials or paper on any high­ Must be sold at once! 8-RQpMiHOUSE. Steam heat, H o u .e . For Rent ...... and skirt flares, send for the New Suburban For Rent ...... way within the town of Bolton. fireplace, garage. I*ot 80’ xjl7.V. This type of proper­ Section Any person violating Fall and Winter Fashion Book! It Bummer Home. For R en t...... pictures all the established styles W.nnted to Rent the provisions , of this by-law ty is hard to find. Ue.l F.r a.le ■ shall be fined not more than ten for daytime and afternoon, in pat­ Apartment Bulldlna for Sale... BRUNNER’S terns that you can quickly and Bu.tne*. Propeny for s.le ... dollars for each violation. F.lfin. and Land for Sal. -•••• 1 Town of Bolton, Board of Se­ eaBlIy-make for yourself at home. H o u .e . for B.le- - ■ ■ ■ ...... lectmen. * , R. t . McCANM 80 Oakland Sl ^ 5191 Pattern, 15c Pattern Book, 15'’ Iji*. tot Bait ...... Thomas W. WUaon REAL ESTATE One Pattern and Pattern Book (o iNo. kr rosuiss r«s) rTTiii R ..ort Pfnnertv for S.I. ...••> Open Evenings Until 10 p. nni. ordered together, 25c. , M John Albasi 69 Center SL Manchester ■ Phope 7700 or ^631 \ Rt!J"’’R2rart Each.nri ■! r - I Albert N. Skinner. ‘ October 4. 1940. II V oilO t "■ -A . I ' ' :• V >; > ■ v^: V - v '■ - •; '. " ' ^ T lM W M tlM f fWMMi Of O. S. Weatker SriMWl

M r uA ooattoaM eoM loidglit: 6,441 ■onday lawreaetag BtemlNi of tiM Aadit Itirw of ObvalBtleu Manche$ter—~A C U y/of Village Charm PRICE THREE CEI (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN.,^TURDAY, OCTOBER 19,1940 < q — Hied Advorttelng bn Pago 14) VOL. LXw NO. 17 Army Completes Bla»t Wreck* Philadelimia Printing Plant Greeee Denies Axis

I Mr. and Mr*. Robert Schubert, 1 Jr formerly of 348 Center street, Plans to Choose ' were tendered a surprise house- Exerting : warming Wednesday evening at i their new home on Summer atreet. The guests were their former ^ Skilled Draftees neighbors, and they Pr"ented to : I Mr and Mrs. Schubert for the Iv-- Call Report Rumors i living rexim In their, new hotn^ a Makes Arrangements to I Six-Months-Old Boy Tyrolean Night! fine etching. They, alscV broi^ht a Undergoes Operation | supply of good things toW t. and a Use Men in Military OOXrERT — OANCK — AND pleasant social evening^ was en­ Diplomatic Circle* Pro­ entertainment Tasks at Which They Memphis, Tenn., Dct. 19.—(A’l.r joyed by all present./ —It’ll be a long time before I Plan to Feed Say British fess to Find No Evi­ (ilvpn By ^ i ll Be Most Proilui i Phillip Lewis Hanowltz can te ll! I THE ACTIVE SINGERS ; about hla 'operation. dence of Increased Warren David Keith, son of Mr. ivp; New. System The six-month-old son of Mr. ' AT M NPLK fJROVK . and .Mr.s. Warren Keith of .It Cam­ Londoners in Seek Route Tension in Relation*; I and Mrs. M. Hanowltz under-' Rockville bridge street has been pledged to As More EffecJ 1 went an appendectomy last Alpha.'Chi Ilho fraternity at W e.s- Greek Position Gen­ SAT. EVENING. OCT. 19 ' night. Raid Shelters For Troops levah University, and John I. Hut- Washington, Oct. 49.— (fP) “Just a simple uncomplicatei! erally Continues to I tihe. .'*on of -Mr. and Mrs, Carl MuMr By Ernie'?* Rand’. — The Army has completed case of acute appendicitis.’’ ; Hiiltine of 20 Russell street has commented physicians who de- Be ()iic of. Alertnes*; Uancp S|»'e<-lBlllp*i: VodpIlnK! I been pledged to Delta Kappa Ep- \ new elaborate arrangements Capital Prepares for Germimg ChargeEnvoy 40 rei)4*i. I scribed the operation as unusu- Berlin, Rome Denial*. AdmlsMnn ...... Hilnn at Wesleyan. for identifying sliilled draft­ ! al though not a rarity. A Winter of Botnliin^; Secretly Attempting ees so they may be used in the military tasks at which Raifis Fewer, with To Arrange Pansage Athens, .Oct. 19.— (4^)— Of­ ficial tireek circles today de­ nf the Memorial hospital nursing staff will act they will be most productive. Deaths, Ruin I .ess. Through Bulhf^n Staten scribed as “ rumors unworthy „ ;n B u s h « ^ Officials said today that the Political Pot of comment,” reports in First new system would oiierate Bulletin! Buchare.st, Oct. 19 - A‘; Ger­ V”he*nu"se::' are ":i:r':' m Iss '!lane ttonniksen R. N. Miss Dauline Cairo of Axis power demands ; MacDonald' a N., ahc» Mi.ss Bea trice Carlson, R. N. “ more effectively” than the Boils Faster I»ndon," (K‘t. 19—^/P—The man, circles in Rumania charged German air siege of Britain today that the British minister to | pn Greece of iht Season! classifuf^ation procedure of Diplomatic circles professed to World war years. Ready now, eased unaox-ounlably in fine Bulgaria has been secretly at­ III the State aufumn weather today, with tempting to arrange for paasagexif find no evidence of increased, ten­ Dr. Joslin lo Lecture it will first he applied to con- the L»»ndon area raided only British troops through Bulgaria sion in Axis-Greck relations. The sc/ipt soldiers when the ini- once and only two ‘ bombs alnd Rumania. Greek position generally continued to be one of alert preparedn««i». tiiil contingent of ,30.000 is dropped up to mld-aftemoon. •They said "formation of the Baldwin Scores WPA The sirens had scarcely At Bushnell Memorial called up Nov. 18. Briti.sh Balkans program" was un- Sign at (’.apitol as shrieked their first warning der way at a council of British I SoitrceS Deny Kssentially, its purpose Is to of the day when the bomb* make sure that when the Army * look* over the wreclcage of the plant of The Metropolis Printing Company In Phlladel- diplomatic representatives at ' Ttekets for the lecture may be ‘Boss’ Type Propagan­ fell. .Another *lngle raider Istanbul. Turkey. Demands I pon Greece Dr Elliott P. .losllnr Emeritus needs automobile mechanicsj elec­ phla^vhmh prints but docs not publish the Italian-language daily new.*paper, ” waa reported to have bombed obtained from the Manchester Me- \ tricians or stenographer.* com­ nrellmlnarv Investigation detcetivea expressetl the. opinion the rxplo.sions might have been caused by I The Tageblatt, mouthpiece of Berlin, Oct. 19.—<>/—Informecl Professor of Clinical Medicine of , mortal hospital efftee or from any | da ; Democrats Busy. a Midlands town, dropping the German legation in Rumania, manders wiil know where among "incendiary S bomba," s ’’ aalthough lZ u g h Amondo Forte, owner of the plant, said he had had no labor trouble and I sources categorically denied today the Harvard Medical School, will physician in Manchester or ylcln- low' over a new Industrial I said George Rendel, British minis- that any ultimatum-like demand* the thousands of trainees to find had received no threats building and then machln^ give a lecture in Bushnell Memo­ itv. . . . tlKjm. In all, there are about 300 By The Associated Press had been made upon Greece as re­ Dr. Joslin will be the guest of The political campaign in Con­ gunning some workmen. No (Oontlnued on Page Two) rial Hall, Hartford. Monday. Octo­ specialized military ta.*ks. caaualtlea were reported. ported from Cairo. member.* of the associations at a necticut grew hotter overnight, These sources declared, how­ ber 21 under the auspices of the dinner to be given at 7 p. m. on To Be Kept Close to Home Hartford County Medical Associa­ with Democrats Importing two London, Oct. 19—'/R—Umdon's ever. that if Greek diplomat! had Monday. Discussing other plans for in- Willkie Sees Rivers Flood in Spain; inquired in Berlin or Rome con­ tion; the Hartford Medical Society duction of trainees, offlciala said | out-of-state leaders, Lieut. Gov. defei^der* worked today to lessen Axis Demands cerning th.e Axis' attitude toward and their guests Information Bu- they would be kept .as close to (Jharlea Poletti of New York, and ^ the/^iiacomforts of life for millions Greece they were frankly assured home as possible. This, it was ex­ Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, former | Socialization of families -who fesve ticcn spend­ that 80 long as Greece has a Brit­ '^'^Dr. Joslin is an internationally plained. will save money and help known and recognized authority SPECIAL USED CAR ambassador to Poland, to aid their j 133 Dead and Missing ing their nights and much of their On Greeee and ish guarantee she must be con­ make the men happier. ".Near sidered a frienil of Britain. ’ on diabetes and la an exc-ellent battles while Republican activity 1 day* in air raid shelters, with a S New England Made = SALE home" may be anywhere In a was highlighted by a charge by ! If War Comes r r t ____ Tbpy added that nothing h*d 1 speaker. His s'ubject will be corps area, although In some in­ program lo feed them there, too. I I “ Diabetes - Its Importance to All Makes of Cars! Gov. Raymond E. Baldwin that a J. Ill k.ev 1 xearer ; ,happ<^ed recently to^ bring stances as the neccs.sities of Army WPA sign erected on the lawn of Conimuniealiohs of .\11 Dr. J. J. Mallon. placed in , even the slightest tension with TOPCOATS I 1 Everybody; A Review of Recent firganlzatlon t;equire. men un- Report Direct I Advances in Its Treatment and : — Depot Square Garage — ” • e»“ '**~*«*’‘-^** V—1— -• ------the Ln« 0Vi&L«;state capitol wa.* "political, Kinds Shattered in charge of the feeding plan, said : Greece or Turkey, and expressed Eniest Roy, Prop. doubtedly will fee shifted from one propaganda. Douhti) If FDR Realizes; the first step would be lo organize ■surprise that'anyone should talk S Just 24 of Them S Prevention." . Called ‘ ‘ Imminent*’ by corps area tq another. Poletti attacked Wendell L. ; Says Neither He Nor Barcelona and Gerona; and slock canteens so that Lon- j 1 of exerci.sing pressure in that di- Dr Elliott Joslin is a world fa- Hits on Burma donera forced to spend an increas­ rmous authority on Diabetes. He is Tentative quotas by corps areas Willkie, Republican (presidential j Fascist Papep; Many ' rectlon. A of the first 800,000 men to be.draft­ nominee, at a Stamforil rally, con- j President /is Great; Toll Mav Pass 200. ing amount of their time in .sub- / I W ill Determine Future Director of the George F. Baker ways and baaeraenta could buy Air Raids in Africa; I $14.95 1 Clinic at the Deaconess Hospital in ALiCE COERAN ed were announced by headquar­ tending that the Republican presl- j I The sources declared,- however, ■ ters h/^re yesterday. Army plans dential nominee’s "capacity for j Johnson for Willkie. Road Bridges morning and evening meals there. '.that Europe's future would be. de- Regularly $17.9.> Boston and is the author of sev­ (Known Aa Queen Alice) __ . . Bai;celona, Spain, Oct. 19. The capiUl. digging in for a Tell of British Defeat. V = eral hooka on Diabetes. Dr. Joslin SPIRITUAL MEDIUM previously made public for calling public office is as uncertain as his I ______, termined by the Axi* poisera and men to service showed that these promises.’,’ Biddle appeared at a ■ Aboard Willkie Train en Route I —— Torrential rains in ' winter of bombing, credited a any nation, / which stuck to It* Size.a .It to 42 1 has lectured widely on the subject Seventh Daughter of a Seventh Son the eastern Pyrehees today measure of relief last night to _ * I ' and thousands of sufferers with , Bom With a Veil. . first quotas would he exhausted Bridgeport meeting sponsored ,by to Minneapolis, Oct. 19— (IP> — i japaiiese Fliers Tell Rome, OCt. 19—'iPj— worshipped about June 15, by which time-new the Polish-Amerlcan Democratic | further burdened floodint; England's Autumnal ally—coastal and Italian demands on Greece ' the British empire and fleet, would I Include.s some Shorts Diabetes come from far and wide Readings Dally 9 A. M. to 9 P. M After declaring that President Of Successes; Tokyo fog and an inland cloud blanket. to his Clinic each year. His lec­ Or By .AppiiIntmenL In the Service ones may be given out. club and urged Americans to "be- l Spanish rivers whose known and Turkey to bring their gov-1 find "it had missed the omnlbu*.’’ ; Raglan Model.s in High ware of the pitfalls of Fifth Col- Ronsevelt favors ^some form Of Night Attack Intermittent ture this year should be of parlic^- of the People Kir SO Veara. Quotas for the nine corps areas: toll already had mounted to Paper Talks o f Fight- with .b.| a . First (Connecticut. Maine, umn panic attacks" and work for , state socialism for the Unite? A short burst of anti-aircraft r Grade Woolen Tweeds ular interest because of new de­ 171 Church .'Itreet, Hartford, Conn fire at daybreak wound up the big velopments in the effort to prevent Phone 6-32S7 Massachusetts, New Hsmp.*»hire, "national unil.v." States, Wendell I.. Willkie s^t 133 dead and missing. 'Vith ' inp United States. Axi.s were indicated a* imminent | i.,tanhul failed to Influ- : and Herringbones Rhode Island; Vermont I 37,960; The WPA sign which drew (k)v- forth Iwlay on a weekend stimp- telephone, highway and rail city’s 42nd night of attack, which today by Relazionl Intematlonali, ! Diabetes. ing tour of Wisconsin and /Min­ observers termed intermittent and T Second (Delaware. New Jerse.y, ernor Baldwin’s tire called atten­ communications' _ shatterec Tokyo, Oct. 19 - (/Pi—Direct often authoritative Fascist (Continued on Page rbur) : MEN . , . The.se are real tion to a WPA project for gen­ nesota. definitely lighter than .usual. New York) .148,294; Third (Dis- throughout Barcelona and on bridges—the weak ■ A British Broadcasting Com­ weekly. : values! Come early to- eral Improvements to the state Five short talks during Hie day bomb hits will be followed by an / evening pany announcement said thicken­ The British, meanwhile,, were (Contlnued on Page Two) capitol building sponsored by the Gerona provinces, it was be-jiini^ the reopened Burma road said to have dropped bombs on I morrow while the selec- Public Works Department whose i address al MinneapoliVwhere he i m ight i to China were reported today by ing weather made the raids spo- head Robert A. Hurley, is the Dem- will discuss farm pr^lems. ^On , m ^ as.signed to ' 1 radio, and reports of casualties Italian airfields on the Island of | S tion is at.its best. Rhodes in the eastern Mediter­ ocratic gubernatorial candidate. X d r z 'A^e^^ubE-presides- ! the first estimate of 200 | ^ ^ g X ^ ^ w o^“ r X diminished Flashes ! tial nominee will.XJ.U ^ontinuc continue rear , watCDS of th e ' “ sK of ctiecKing me now ranean, killing one person and in- Winter Hits Baldwin asserted that the sign plies to Chinese Gen. Chiang K al-' Damage wa* de- (Late BnlletlD* of the UPi WiM) was "the type of political propa­ platform speechci^preparatory to A government communique^ de- juring two. L a Milwaukee yppearnnee that rampaging TCr river and its ;ribed the raids as "random" but senbed as slight. ganda that you can find in every tributaries. .Meanwhile Tokyo • newspapers ; F'Ire Chief Loses Life boiw-rldden city in the country” night. / , I,./ M , affecting a w*lde area The high command reported Along Coast Last night/lie told s crowd Rain which has fallen for three : declared the reopening the tor- , , q ^man reports said bombers Italian motorized columns .patrol- Dedham, Ma**.. Oct. 19—vn any ability to run theUie nrinfall . drained swiftly off the . JHylko dtcl^red^ "We 1 By The A.ssociated. Press mountains. In ToteUo. where 200 j D ‘-V’T ------usual between raids. 1 operations. ’ house, apparently \va» No wonder it’s the Ur«e« oelling brand of solid fnol! Winter swept the' eastern sea­ 1 the Republican party/ believe the British now work un- Three R RoyalovrI Air Force members The Italian Air Force was cred- by smoke and toppled tbrougb K j “ VVillkie's mate, /Senator Mc- Ifth^/oliiiiin , houses crumbled in 20 minutes, the Americe.h dictation." ited with bombing and machine- hole (In-men had rhopped to p l^ board today, Quailing and break­ ' toil of dead and mis.*ing climbed to ^ Doemi. Japanese news agen- | and a member of the R .' A. F. - • - - --.I -, fpp smoke la tbe ing seasonal temperature records Nary, and hla campaign manager^ Women’s Auxiliary were among j gunning British airfields, supplies vide an outlet and bringing anoW flurries, while CongressinBn (Jqe) Martin, ai 1108... Two pawengers drowned from Bombay said i six killed in one section of the city. ! and troops at Matruh, El Bada. Interior. ORDER A SUPPLY FROM US TODAY the west coast experienced a heat Ham Fish, ranking Republiqan/on S em Menace ' when a Barcelona train went i 2’()oo American-made trucks were • In another, four air raid wardens Maatcn. Bagush. Fuka, Bir Abu wave. ^ foreigb affair?, disagree with/bim I through the collapsing bridge there j^gving for Chungking as part of were injured seriously when a Smeit. and Siwa in North Africa. Body Found on Highway 4‘v ' Vy Attendance at football games In and With eaciy'other on many im- .■ one of three trains derailed by ; supply-laden caravans which, bomb hit their station. An un­ British airmen, also attacked East Lyme, Oct. 19—OIV—'Tly See Page 118'm ■ Boston and New York last night por^nt domestic problem the floods. Many persons died 1" | started for China yc.sterday. ; determined number of persons was the port of Benga-si in Libya, the bod> of an Unidentified man, bo- Dies Report* at Least Torello when they returned to their /((rlk e from New Bases. - THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. was cut by the weather, and over­ fact, the whole Republic^ cam­ buried by a bomb which smashed Italians said. tween 40 and 50 years of *gr, waa paign org^tzation reminds me of homes prematurely following re-', announcement by, the Jap-; • Phone 4149 night the mercury’ fell to a low of 300,000 in Nation;; a tavern. Five bodies and seven In East Africa the British were found last night by the Boston 10 degrees on Mount Washington / ports the flood was receding. ! ancse ^ u th China fleet headquar- injured were removed from an- I said to have attacked the Jibuti Post road here, apparently thO in New Hampshire, /■ (.CV^tlnued on''P*|(e on Two) To- .'Vwilken ('ilizeii^. Ironically, the .people o f' Gerona | ters that the ro?d had been railroad linking Addis Aba.baK w ith virtiin of . highway accident. Cor- LIFE M^azine 'if* ;* ; Snow fell in Maine, Vermont, ! were asked to conserve water for i bombed indicated that the Japan-, . (Continued on Page Four) the xoast and to have hit at \Gde- | oner Edward G. McKay ■aid New Hampshire, western M as^- New Orlenn.s Oct 19 / P ' ' fear breakage of the mains might j pge warplanes struck from near- ly scaUerecl objecUv;esJn Somadi-|„ ! Prank Masw*.Mas^^tta. chuabtts and northern New Jei^ey. ' Ren Mflrtin Dies (D., Tex.), today bring a shortage. ‘ by. newly-acquired ' ba.scs in land, Eritrea and Ethiopia ' brook, driver In New York city a 44-year,record ; W ake M au d *aid there were at least 300,000 ! Eighteen per.*ons were reported j French Indo^China - _ ! WAH at the acone* and quoted mm BINGO BINGO ■for Oct. 19 was shattered when l sam mere weic n / ...... i . - ...... sa Japanese squadron leader was Repulse BrltlirtBritish .Mtack n portlng that hb believed tb® To-day » - / i i dangerous Fiifth (Columnists in the ' drowuicd in the city of Gerona 63 , a Japa British Camps The high command reported that struck by another ORANGE HALL — TO.MORROW NIGHT! the temperaturfl touched ,32 at 5 ited as reporting: If I)V otO rm ; United States and announced he„ miles northea.st of Barcelona when j quoted as 1-* • 1 r r i s.. 'tbs British w-ere repulsed, "iin coming In a. m. ' R / J 1 i.lannedolanned to .take the stump in ,.aa bridge .was swept away. \\Water ater , "Althoi"Although clouds hampered, via- 20 Games ...... ‘ ’ V''’’ L'n—1 At Albany. N. Y., -a reading of RhICI 1 HT^^CtS attack OM. 16 on an , „pp,«(te dln-rtloo. 7 Special G a m e s...... • • P " ' Toledo. Ohio, immediately for a ran deep in Gerona'.* street*, reach- . ibiiit.v near \unnan ^ “ ViMe- * * '‘ * * '-* . ■- “ * 1 Italian Post at Doboi on the Kenya ] ^ , , . , . Also Page 121. ii)'. No\rinl»rr Ladies' 2.'i at 6' a / m. equalled the record scries of 25 "non-political" speech-i ing the balconies of homes in low , indo-Chma ^ rder. the sky was Special Prizes: Orders Valued At S5.00. for the day set in 1922. . 4 ' frontier. ' To Be Fully EfpHpped Soon ... .\ll Member* o f Pan es to awaken the nation to the plaqes. j clear when w-e appeared over the. Tw'o coUimns of armored cars 3 Free Games! Sweepstake Game! London, Oct. 19—(jP)—Sir Bo- Hoiiir .IfHiriial. W «* are the afrcncy PRINCESS existing danger. ' , The government await,ed news route, permitting us to siiore wt • Qa/jiyi E**eiltia1 supported by planes were said to Southern Californums American Airway.*’ Lit­ from i.«olated districts along th e; rcct hits on a brid^ forming our j f i • i i „ have been turned back by the Ital­ ward Grlgg. undersecretary for First Door Prize; Order for $5.00. Dies said his .speeches would war, reported today that Britain'* ai oiiv rain-swollen river before-making j main objective. There was no | tX ^^aterw orks III London ians, who reported a los.s of three in >Iancheslor for .Vir-Slcp aiul Second Door Prize: Order for $2^50. RESTAURANT 'eel Heat Wuve tle C I Are Safe. demand of Presidential Candidate.* any iiew; cstima_te_o( the dead. the sky or on thf , Bolribs. Home tluard, organized to combat Extra Cards; c each, .T for i5c. >a Angeles, Oct. 10 -i/Pi— Franklin D. Roosevelt and .Wen­ pararhutlsts and Invader* by air, 10 , Cor. Main and Pearl Streets Orders Relief Sent / i ground. " (Continued on Page Two) Buster Brow n Shoes. - -. Special Cards ^ 5c each or 3 for lOc. /uthem .Californians showed up Hunululu, Oct; 19—lA’i—Radio dell L. Willkie clear cut and defi­ Generalissimo Francisco Franfco; Domei reported that one , now number 1,700,000 and *oon work costless today aa the aignala hummed from Wake Is­ nite statemehts in support of a will be full.V equipped. At tbe HIS** ------SPECIAL — ^ infered relief sent immediately lo bombed bridge spanned the Lant- j Berlin. Oct. 19.—(TP) — An- “es- Weather Bureau,indicated a break land again today to tell the world proposal to outlaw Nazi, Commu­ sential w-aterw-orks'.’ in London ; opening, of a new' War Office train­ that alt members of Tal'n Ameri­ nist and Fascist organizations in in a heat wave which ha? sent ((lontinued on .Page Two) (Continued on Page Four) was destroyed and bombs blasted . FreiU'li Accuse ing M'hbol tor the Home duords. l u n c h e o n Last Days for Making Voters temperatures past the 100 degrge can Alrwats’ little colony thcro the United States. j British troop encampments in Sir Edward said It wa* hoped that, mark could be expected tomorrpw. were safe after a terHfic storm. "I'm going to ask the candidates , yesterday's air attacks, the high with the asslstani-e of United Yesterday's 97 in Los Angeles The message which dispelled the and ask the American people to [ commnnd reported today, while SUt4l* which I* “ pUylng up splea- was 21 degrees above the normal growing concern felt for the in­ demand of them that they outlaw . ^lore Leaders 40e habitants of the little isla.nd wa* at sea German submarines in re­ dldl.v,” all guardsnaen soon will GUSTAFSON’S FUEL and RANGE OIL October mark and the highest of these un-American organizations." Dwarf Stars Flare to 50 cent days have jmnk 31 ships to-, have weapon*. (The strength of Dinners ...... 65c the year ,rc. The previous high, relayed from Midway Island to the Dies said in an interview here. He | 96, wa* registered in April. While Pan American station hero. Wake tailing 173,650 tons. the Honie Guard* previously hod IN THE .lOHNSON BLOCK is the chairman of the House j At the' same' time informed jBlunu Reyiiaud, Man- been set at about IJiOOiOOO.) In .\ny Quanlity— Any Time . 7 to r the calendar said "summer" the Island's last direct report before Committee investigating un- weather was generally cool. communication was disrupted Times Normal Brightness sources said British destroyers dpi lo Face Trial Vm ■ W holesale and Retail American activitlea. j which attempted to steam into the ^ TO.i MAIN STREET Highest Reading 103 yesterday *aid the radio station No Ileflnlte Answer* Given ^ .Seeks Relnatatefnent English Channel from Dover yes­ ' ‘War Guilt’ Charge*. Bridgeport, OrW 19 — -~ Highest reading was 102, re­ He said he already had put the faint or disappear ported from nearby San Gabriel. (ContInuMi on P*ge Fourteen) Pasadena, Calif., Oct. 19 -(,P) —ttified. to grow. terday w-erc shelled by German Ourles W. \^*m*on, one* question to the candidates, but long-range guns and driven back BROW^BIir SHOE STORE Tomoirrow 9 A.M . to 8 P.M. Even at the beaches—Jammed Certain rare. yellow-lah. dwarf *"«Ve^have yet to learn ■Vichy, France, Oct. 19—ftP) — imwerful Republican leader wba BANTLY OIL COMPANY with crowds rivalling a midsum-, that President Roosevelt had giv­ "i. ">ve nave j/ci. JX’hat into the roadstead north of “Dover. live* In Darien, applied In Knpertor en an evasive answer-and Willkie stars. Prof. Alfred H. Joy *?“* . , the change, but It may, be The Vichy government brought I TMrtiH mei" Suniday—the mercury climbed Speedboat* Repulsed miirt today for relnstatenieat 4a L O uter Street Phone 5293 had failed to reply. formal clfarges ' today against TO\^ N CLERK’ S OFFICE, MUNICIPAL BUILDING well into the nineties. found, flare to 40 or 50 time.*'their gravitational pressure." . The high command told of a re­ Former Premier Leon Blum, For­ tbe bar. WlUlamaon’* oppUcotlaa In Pasadena, perplexed police "They are scared stiff, both of normal brightness over regular These variables compare mildly pulse of British'speedboats which Serving tli* Piihlie for 23 Years. - ^ V mer Premier Paul Reynaud and a*k* that hi* resignation of Oct. scratched their heads as radio Draft them, that they might antagonize > Proffssor Jov said, to novae, or attacked German supply ships, For transportation Call .7700 or 328.5 a few votes In next month's elec­ Former Minister of the Interior 17 1939 be reTlndwL The plea has broadcasts to patrol cars in In­ exploding sUrs, which suddenly and said they were forced to flee Georges Mandel in the Supreme been referred to tW^llandliig Coeo- diana, Florida and Wisconsin y u e s l i o i i s tion." the forthright Texan de­ •They seem to pile np a flgre to 10,000 to 100.000 Ume* behind a smoke screen. dared. voir of instability and reach un- original briffhtnesB. court's "war guilt" trials at-Hirnn- mlttee of the bnr. WUUhnMon ro- cities came over their sets. Tech­ Long-range artillery shelled signed following hi* convtctloh o>i4 Dleies said A m eric^ defense In-/ usual brilliance in periods from 15 , Become* Millions Time# Brighter Blum was charged with having nicians explained such phenomena British coastal batteries and har­ betrayed his duties wfelle prime sentence In the WatertHiry eon- THIS COKE IS was not unheard of in unusuallv Facsimile* of the eight dustry waa "honeycombed", with lo 75 days, or from 70 to 150 days, At step higher In the astronomi­ bor facilities at Dover, the com­ Richard Stone f Fifth Columhlats and potential minister, Reynaud with eml^zzle- ■piracy rose. Ho waa admitted to the Mmint W'il.son astronomer aald GUARANTEED can: hot weather. page.* that make up the cal scale are the super novae munique said. ■ ment of public funds, ami Mandel tbe bar In 1907. .MASTER OPTICI-\N • saboteurs.' today. "Then they return to their which, through some catastrophic Armament plants:'docks, fac­ Scranton’s Restaurant If you are not aatixfied with Ita Select Sve Service ques- His committeS, die satil, ' is pre­ oriAfial brightness. i^Sturbance, become millions of tories arid other/>bjecfiveB were vith attacking the security of th* 891 Main Street . . Telephone 4720 state and speculation in national Would Come to Ameriea nie, we will remove the coke and Record Low for Dale tionpaire will be found paring a list of 300,000 alleged ■ Cfnly about 40 o f these SS times brighter within a few days. devastated by bombs dropped on • Consalt Your Eye Physician ■ 178 Tolland Turnpike’ ' refund " the money for the Fifth Columnials which will be currency. ^ - - i Republican Town Committee tg Set in State on Pages 8 and 9 of to- Cygni variables, which are dwarfs "Some variables," aald the as­ London, south England, Liverpool amonfit removed. turned over to the State Depart­ about the size of our aun. have and Birmingham, the high com­ Others charged, like Blum, with SevlUe. Spain, Oct. 19.T-0IV-, New Haven, Oct. 19—(/fP)—Br-r- dny’s Herald. Read them tronomer, "sUy at, maximum Former King Carol of Rumania, ment- and Federal Bureau of In­ been found. brightness for long periods, then mand added. betraying their duties were For­ Serving Home Cooked Food Cash Price $13.00 Per Ton. r-r-r-r. and aee the questions mer Premier Eklouard Daladler, It was learned today, ha* tdlof j A record low temperature for vestigation. Cauaes Lines to Grow Faint grow dim. This, we believe, may For the first time since the air every man called up for “ Unless we wake up and act to siege of Britain began, the Ger- former Air Minister* Pierre Cot phoned several times to the date,. 25 degrees, was record­ When they flare up their ex­ mean they have been surrounded and Guv La Chambre and Former Portugal,-trying to make i Facilitie? Available Exclusively for Parties and Banquets conscription will have to purge public payrolls and defense tnan communique failed to mention PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED ed today by the New Haven industries pf Fifth Columnists, w'e treme heat causes'the lines of their by clouds. Those of the SS Cygni mrnts fur passage to the Vn L.T WOODCo. Weather ifiireau. As, if that were- group, however, flare up bepause of GLASSES REPAIRED After 8 P. M. .\ny Nitht. answer. , , will find ourselves ronfused and spectra, through whlcji the elem- (Continued on Page Fourteen), Statei. Phone 4496 |ents composing them may be Iden- some -intemsil disturbance.” (Continued On Ten) ■ '(tontiiiued on I’age Fourteen). helpless like Franc^" Die* said. CALL MANCHESTER 5855 Advertise in The Herald—-It Pay* I I L i . 1 f ' ■

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