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VOL. XU I., NO. 299. (Classifl^ Advertising on Page 10) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1928. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENl'S PALM BEACH V STORM HITS GEORGIA, HOOVER WINS OVER HOW STORMS ARE SPREADING DESTRUCTION ARE HURT; JERSEY WITH TALK •v' N.-l. \ GREAT LOSS Leaders Predict Candidate P. U. BOARD Has Insured November FOR CROSSING FOOD, SHETER, MANCHESTER RESIDENTS Victory by His "Bread SOREYNEEDED i\ ' and Batter” Address. ELMTION IN FLORIDA ARE SAFE iN RICO Newark, N. J. Sept. 18.— The Re­ Selectmen Prefer Gates at publican leadership of New Jersey Weather Bureau Predicts Hurricane Will Blow Itself Out jubilantly predicted today that Her­ Oakland Street and Will Aid From U. S. Eagerly bert Hoover has insured a Novem­ Today— Wires Bemg Put Up to Learn Extent of Darn* ber victory In this battleground Seek Them at Hearing; Awaited; Hundreds Dead; state by bis “ bread and butter”^ age— Fear Death Toll Will Mount as Additional Re­ speech here and his two day tour Town’s Finances. Hundreds of Thonsands of its principal northern cities. ports Are Received-Palm Beaches in Rains— Three The Jersey’s G. O. P. was enthus­ Homeless; All Wires Down iastic in its praise of Hoover’s per­ The Public Utilities Commission Quarters of Homes Destroyed— Over 500 Reported sonal campaigning and In its pre­ last night informed the Board ..f dictions of its effect upon the elec­ torate. Hoover meanwhile launch Selectmen that following the in­ San Juan, Sept. 18— With food Dead in the West Indies. ed his second day of motorine: vestigation and report of its chief and shelter still the crying of thou­ through the state with a visit to engineer, E. Irvine Rudd, It favor­ sands, Porto Rico today began its the Newark Municipal Airport, FORTY MILES GALE ed the closing of the Oakland street enormous task of rehabilitation. A telegram received today preparatory to visiting Hudson, Ber­ by Town Treasurer' George COMING THIS WAY gen and Passaic counties. This af­ railroad crossing, and the institu­ The full extent of the hurricane’s Waddel from his father Thom* ternoon after lunching here, he will tion of a £4 hour gate service at ravages will not be known for some New York, Sept. 18.— A 40- motor through Princeton and the Main street crossing. The com­ days. Communication with the in­ as Waddell who is in St. Pet­ mile gale sweeping out of the Elizabeth to Trenton, where he ersburg, contained the follow­ northeast and down the Atlantic boards his train for the return trip mission, however, agreed to with­ terior of the island is still diflacult. The death list, it is feared, may ing answer to a message sent seaboard is expected to strike to Washington. hold definite action with regard to New York in its fullest intensity In his “ bread and butter” speech. the crossing until a conference with reach several hundred. Property yesterday asking If Manches­ damage is placed in excess of $50,- sometime tonight. Hoover made five pledges to organ­ a committee of the Selectmen could ter persons had suffered from Storm warnings have been be held. Chairman John H. Hyde. 000,000 with the final figure ex­ ized labor: pected to reach about $80,000,000. the hurricane: posted as far north as Maine and 1. To continue Republican pros­ Wells A. Strickland and C’ erk Relief measures -here- are in the ‘‘All Manchester persons in as far south as Cape Hattera^, perity under the protective tariff. George H. Wr.ddell were named a the Weather Bureau said, al­ These two pictures well Illustrate the devastating force with which equinoctial storms hit widely hands of a citizens’ committee of St. Petersburg safe. Storm did 2. To continue restricted immi­ committee to meet with the Public separated localities of the western hemisphere. Above you see what the Rockford, 111., hurricane did to the five. Should civilian measures fail, though that area probably rep­ gration iu order to safeguard the Utilities Coit^mlsslon. plant of the Eleo Tool Company, while below is a pho tograph of the business district of Davis, South military rule will be invoked. not strike thia city.” resents a safe margin over what American wage levels. Want Gates. Dakota, after a twister passed. Davis was flattened as though by a great pile driver. Similar scenes Pictures of sorrow and ruin are the covered district will be. 3. To curtail the use of injunc­ The Selectmen have been con­ undoubtedly have attended the hurricane which hit Porto Rico, the Bahamas, and Florida. present everywhere. Without Miami, Fla., Sept. 18.— Florida’s First hints of the impending tions in labor disputes. ducting an Informal Investigation proper tools or materials, residents hurricand toll mounted, today with gale came early today when a 4. A reassertibn of labor’s right Into the use to which the Oakland are making pitiful a\empts to re­ unconfirmed, reports increasing it 16-mlle wind blew over the city to dbllective bargaining.>- street crossing is put-and believe build their’ homes. Aid from the beyond 150. The known death toll from the northeast. This wind, 5. A $1,000,000,000 government that a serious traffic congestion Sevent^m Lives Lost A L T O MAKE BID United States is eagerly awaited. was-37. • the Weather Bureau here ex­ construction program to eliminate would result at Main street it all Many Bodies Buried Damage in South Florida alone plained, gradually will increase seasonable unemployment. automobiles were diverted to the Many bodies have been buried was esimated at $25,000,COO. until it reaches Its greatest se­ Wins Over Jersey. latter 'point. They still believe without the formality of identifica­ The Red Cross listed 38 injured, verity tonight. Senator Walter E. Edge declared that 24 hour gate service should be As Steamer Goes Down FOR FARMER VOTf tion. but this is believed to be far short this speech had won New Jersey to ordered at both the Main street and A relief committee has been of the number a-waiting medical at­ the Repulican ticket. Morgan F. Oakland street crossings and will formed by the citizens of San Juan tention in the wide path of debris tinue its destructive drive up the Larson, Republican nominee for approach the Public Utilities oom- with Chief Justice Emell Del Toro cut by the hurricane. Carolina coast and expend its fury governor, and Hamilton F. Keane, mision with that In view. • Toronto, Obt., Sept. 18.— At least ^the history of the Great Lakes, oc-« To Speak Tonight in Heart as chairman. This commission is The heaviest casualties were off Cape Hatteras. Shifting from its Republican nominee for Senator, Chief Engineer Rudd, in his find­ seventeen lives, probably many curred about three a. m., Saturday. providing food, clothing and shelter where the 120-mile-an-hour .wind northwesterly course through Flo­ But, due to the suddenness of the echoed bis words. ing directed to the Public Utilities more, were lost when the S. S. for the hqmeless and is working to whipped the vast expanse of water rida late yesterday afternoon, the “ Herbert Hoover has won organ­ Commission, said that the accident disaster and the lack of wireless of Grain Belt— Confers storm with hurricane force veered Manasoo— formerly the Macassa re-establish communication with into a roaring flood that swirled ized labor all over the country and was due to the Incautiousness of aboard the vessel, no one ashor,e districts that were cut off by the to a northeasterly direction near which plied as a passenger and heard of it until the Manitoba wire­ through several towns. assured a Republican victory in the driver of the automobile which tornado. See Floating Bodies Tampa and struck Jacksonville New Jersey by his great analysis of figured *n the tragedy at the cross­ freight vessel between Toronto and lessed the rescue. How many per­ With Leaders. The commission is filled with j shortly- after six o’clock last night. . Hamilton— went down like a rock sons were aboard the vessel will Several persons emerged from As the storm raged through the labor’s problems and his common ing on last September 4, when two praise for the heroism of telephone the isolated lake region reported sense pledge to continue Republi­ local children were killed and an­ in Georgian Bay, about 15 mlla.= not be known until records are operators who remained at their northern part of the state it wreck­ out of Owen Sound. Five members checked. numerous bodies floating in the ed communication lines, completely can prosperity,” said Edge. “ The other badly hurl. The engineer Aboard Governor Smith's Special posts warning the people of danger inundated areas. Red Cross officials added, however, that he believed of the crew escaped on a life raft, Built in England, the Macassa cutting off the Florida peninsula wonderful enthusiasm shown Train, in Iowa, Sept. 18.— Governor in the face of the utmost peril. said 20 were known dead at Belle throughout his visit demonstrates the point was a dangerous one and and have been rescued by the S. S. and her sister ship, the Moheska, North End Hard Hit from any wire communication ex­ plied for many years on their Lake A1 Smith was out where the tall Glade, a settlement on the south­ clearly that New Jersey will cast favored abandonment of- the cross­ Manitoba, after drifting helplessly The northern end of the Island cept a single telegraph circuit into ing. for sixty hours, according to word Ontario routes. About a year ago corn grows today. eastern shore of Lake Okeechobee. Jacksonville. aside every other issue and vote to they were sold to Owen Sound in­ The other 17 known deaths were continue Republican prosperity.” Town I’inances received here today. Two life boais His special train was rolling this (Continued on page L) Evidently the storm had already At last night’s special meeting of containing other survivors are be­ terests, remodelled and renamed, recorded in the Palm beaches, reached Georgia points by midnight, "Every man and woman, who lieved to be adrift somewhere on and put into service between Owen morning across the broad expanse Lakewo’rth and surrounding towns. as a message to th) International works for a living, wants to see the Selectmen considerable time was given to the town’s financial the bay. Sound, Midland and other points on of Iowa corn fields, nearing Oma­ The work of searching the News Service Bureau here from its The tragedy, one of the worst in northern waters. ha. There in the heart o f the grain wreckage was far from complete, correspondent at Atlanta, stated at (Continued' on Page 3) condition. A complete statement of the town’s finances will be found belt tonight he will make his first with the pcobabiUty that a higher that hour that telephonic and tele­ WEST PALM BEACH death will be revealed as the check graphic communication to points elsewhere "in today’s issue of The major bid for the support of the ag­ Herald. Despite the Selectmen’s at­ continues. south of 'Valdosta, Thomasville and WINSLOW CLINGS tempts to pare expenses in every nRST HEICOPTER COURT ELIMINATES ricultural west— a section of the As .shaky communicatiou chan­ Brunswick, Ga., had been severed. department the town enters the.new country that may conceivably have IS ALL IN RUINS nels were opened to stcim torn Some Reports year with a deficit of a little over the deciding voice in determining Florida, reports were received tell­ The message said that unconfirm-: TO HOPE FOR BOYS 130,000. This will have to be tak­ FLYS THE CHANNEL STATE’S WITNESSES the next president of the United ing of an unknown number of dead ed reports over the single wire into en care of during the coming fiscal States, and injured. Jacksonville placed the death toll in year and probably will mean at Advance indications are that the Reports Trickle in to Jack­ ■ ThlFty-seven persons were killed the Lake Okeechobee region at six- ■ least a 15 mill tax fo- the next year. New York governor is going to in the Palm Beach vicinity, which teen, with conditions reported as A Hartford accounting firm was make a bold bid for the farm vote. felt the fiercest attack of the hur­ pitiful. Destruction there was be­ Not Convinced by Identifica asked by the Selectmen to quote a New Invention in Airplanes Eighteen of Them Not Allow­ In his western inaugural tonight he sonville From the Outly­ ricane. Fears were fe.lt > that the lieved to be greater than at Palm price on installing a new and' more will go a long way to meet the de­ death' toll would mount. Beach or Boynton, a small town modern bookkeeping system in the mands of the farm organizations Several were reported dead at south of Tampa. These reports came tion of Pictures That Lads town’s offices, but the price was Descends Vertically at Le ed to Testify in Ice Box ing Towns. \ that for two years have backed the Lake ■ Okeechobee, which overran from passengers on a special train beyond the reach of the board this equalization fee principle in the its banks. enroute to Jacksonville from south­ Were Slain. year. It was estimated that it would Bonrget Field. Bandits Trial. handling of crop surpluses. Justj Hundreds Injured ern Florida. A number of persons cost-12,000 to' do a complete Job. how far he will go remains to be ■ Jacksonville, Fla., Sept. 18— The The number of injured may reach were reported killed at Boynton, The board will recommend that this disclosed, but it will be considera­ Florida hurricane, somewhat dim­ into the hundreds. when a school in which they had be done within a short time, how­ bly in advance of the Republican 'Willimantic. Conn., Sept. 18.— inished in fury, swept up the Geor­ Property damage already is esti­ taken refuge collapsed. The death is Mrs. Emily Carlson, aunt of the ever, and Town Treasurer George Le Bourget, France, Sept. 18.— position as so far outlined. mated at $12,000,000 to $20,000,- unconfirmed. Winslow boys believed to ht,ve been The Spanish Helicopter “ Cierva Eighteen state witnesses were ellip- Peek Joins Party gia coast today, after causing an 000 and may go higher. Three- At nine o’clock last night the killed by Gordon Northcott, young (Continued on page 2) AutogIro,” arrived at Le Bourget iuated at one swoop from the trial George N. Peek, chairman of the unestimated loss of life and proper­ fourths of the homes in the Palm Weather Bureau here broadcast via corn belt committee of 22, joined airport at 4:25 p. m., today after of Springfield’s "Ice Box Bandits” ty in its serpentine rush on the beaches were I said to have been naval radio a storm bulletin to the chicken rancher of Riverside, Cal., the Smith trjftn at Chicago last effect that the storm center would for the murder of State Policeman peninsula. damaged. whose father describes him as an RUTH ELDER’S HUBBY having achieved the first h’elicopter night for the Nebraska trip and had Porto Rico reported at least 250 likely pass near Savannah, Ga., in Lashed by tempestuous waves of “ ape man” , is anxiously awaiting a flight ever made over the English Irving H. Nelson when the trial was a long conference with the gover­ dead,’ while 300 were said to have about ten hours! channel. resumed in its second week today. nor. Peek recently came out for the raging Atlantic, a 70-mile gale Terrific Damage reply to a telegram she sent yester­ SAILS FOR NEW YORK struck Jacksonville beach near here been klDed in the French West In­ day to her sister, mothei of the The helicopter arrived over tho Judge E. M. Yeomans, of Andover, Smith and is doing all he can to dian island of Gaodeloupe. Telephone linemen who returned field and descended vertically to a further his candidacy in the grain late yesterday and destroyed thous­ to Jacksonville

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t in the path of the hurricane COURT ELIMINATES PALM BEACH DEATHS bk>wAg up from Florida. Charles­ GARDEN a U B SEES DEMOLAY DEGREE town and Georgetown, seaport ABOUT TOWN FOOD, SHETER, towns, were completely cut off from OBITUARY STATE’S WITNESSES MOUNTS TO 150 the outside world early today. PAINTINGS EXHIBIT Mr. and Mrs. John McCooe of 73 CONFERRED ON SIX Both ' telephone * and telegraph Wells street spent Sundky and SOREYI^EDED lines were down to the two cities Monday in Chicopee visiting friends; ( T n iT DEATHS (Continued from Pnge 1) (Continued from Faite 1.) and smaller towns in the eastern Mrs. Helen Cheney Bayne’s section of the state were similarly 'Work Shown at Meeting An electrical appliance was left Local Boys Wen’k Second Part confirmed. He was unable to pro­ Mrs. Lillian G. Hynes tween Thompson, Conn., and Web­ {iff Gctcd* Hdld Last Night. with the current on yesterday aft­ Mrs. Lillian C. Hynes, wife of for First Time—Donife in IN PORTO RICO ster, Mass., and the condition of the ceed further north than West Palm At Columbia, - the geographical ernoon when an attendant at the Creditable Manner. Beach on account of obstructed James P. Hynes, died at Memorial road, center of the state, a 30-mile wind The monthly meeting of the Man­ State Beauty, parlor locked up for hospital at 5:35 yesterday after­ David Miller, of Webster, follow­ highways. was howling at 9:30 a. m., accom­ the day. It became overheated and (Continned from Page 1.) THIRTY-SEVEN DEAD chester Garden club held last night noon following a major operation In ed to tell of finding two grey caps panied by torrential rain. at the White House on North Main nearby woodwork caught fire. Pe­ the morning. For the first time since the in­ Miami, Fla., Sept. 18.— ^Thirty- stitution heredast year of a chapter got the full force of the gale, in a stone wall where he was work­ street was well attended. So many destrians on the street noticed the Born in County Kerry, Ireland, ing oti April i l , last. The caps were seven known dead in the hurricane S’TORM OV’^ER GEORGIA smoke coming out of the windows of the Order of DeMolay the second whereas damage In the southern thSt swept across Florida were re­ of the members turned out that the Mrs. Hynes had lived in Manches­ part was not so severe as was first presented and identified by Miller. Washington, Sept. 18.— A south­ meeting was held in the assembly and notified the manager of thd tral Committee Chairman J. Henry per was also burned off before the ------heard him on his visit. His labor Conn L P 5%s ----- 107^ 109 Three schools attained one hun­ Miss Rvith Marlow, daughter of Roraback, expressing the presi- Conn L P 4%s ___ 100% 101% fire was extinguished. i speech mhkes prosperity the pre­ dentiaL candidate’s high esteem for Building Inspector Edward Cl dred percent in the percentage of Mr. and Mrs. Nathan B. Marlow of dominant issue in New Jersey and Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 102 104 their attending pupils making de­ 20 Holl street, left today for New Mr.' l^ilcott and recalling his asso­ Insurance Stocks Elliott, Jr., Inspected the building our people will vote to keep it.” ciation with the Food Administra­ posits in the first full week of the York City to enroll as a freshman Aetna Insurance ....8 4 0 850 soon after the alarm was turned In his speech. Hoover declared tion during the war. Mr. Hoover’s Thrifty 1928-29 year of the School Savings student at New York University. Aetna L i f e ...... 880 890 in and advised the installhtidn' of Americana were getting the highest letter read as follows: an asbestos sheet covering on ‘ the System adopted by all Manchester wages and best standards of living Aetna Casualty ....1 2 2 5 1250 Miss Mildred Erickson and Mrs. “ My dear Mr. Roraback: - Autom obile...... 440 460 wall in back of the stove to guard public schools under the Educa­ in the whole world. He cited a “ The nomination of my friend, against further trouble of the kind tional Thrift Service. They are Ann Waddell have returned home table of wages, comparing Ameri­ Conn General ...... 1775 1825 from Pleasant View, R. I., where Frederic C. Walcott, for the United Hartford Fire ...... 835 845 as the stove sets within twelve Manchester Green, • South Main cans with Europ^ns, on the basis States senatorship by the Republi­ inches of the wall. street school and Oakland. they spent the summer. Or Extravagant- Mtfd Steam Boil ....7 8 0 800 of the purchase 'of bread and but­ can State Convention was particu­ Lincoln Nat Life . . . .120 — The house is owned by John Bra­ The purpose of the system Is to ter. He maintained that Americans larly pleasing to me. zauskas and is occupied on the teach the children the importance Hjalmer and Esther Modean have National ...... 1130 1160 bought a seven room ^house and received from twice to nine times “ During the trying days of the Which ai’e you ? If you are one of the ma­ Phoenix...... 825 835 ground floor at 55 North street, as of saving. Hundreds of dollars were as much wages as were paid vari­ war, Mr. Walcott gave two years of a store, with a dwelling on the first saved last year and some of the four building lots on Lyness street jority you prefer to be—thrifty. You would xxTravelers ...... 1640 1660 from John Ropertz. Mr. and Mrs. ous European workers. able voluntary service in the Food Travelers rights ....2 5 6 260 floor and two in the upper part of childen had considerable sums of Must Organize. Administration with me. The fine rather walk a block or two farther and save the house. money to transfer to the bank for Modean will make their home there. l»ubllc Utility Stocks The deal was completed yesterday ‘To protect labor, to maintain its pablic spirit he manifested and the a few cents on your grocery and meat bill Connn Elec Sev pfd 92 97 The recall was sounded within accounts of their own. Parlicipatlon service he rendered made a deep- ten minutes. ' , through the Robert J. Smith agen­ propriety, to abolish poverty, we each day—which, of course, means dollars xConn L P 8% ----- 123 in the School Savings System is not must so organize our economic sys­ and lasting impression. 1 am sure cy. saved xConn L P 7% ------116 120 obligatory on the part of the tem as to provide a job for all who that same capacity will continue to when a year rolls round. xConn L P 6% % p fd lll 115 pupils, but it is strongly urged by Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of have the will to work,” Hoover mark his public service in solving But do you practice the same economy in xConn L P 5% % pfd 99 102 WEST PALM BEACH the teachers. Lebanon, held a special meeting in said. “ Full employment depends the greater national problems which buying furniture? The fact that you buy Conn P Co (par 25 ). 143 148 Following is the summary for the Masonic Temple last night and not only upon a strong and pro­ will face him in Washington. Green W&G 6 ...... 98 101 “ His nomination Is a credit to furniture only at rare intervals should not the week ending September 11, as voted to attend the big ceremonial gressive economic system, but upon warrant any less diligence in trying to save Hart El Lt ...... 138 143 IS A U IN RUINS comr^lcd by The Savings Bank of in New London Thursday night. The the sound policies of and the vig­ the party and his election will be a do v t c ...... 133 138 Manchester, which co-operates with trip will be made by busses and orous co-operation by the govern­ credit to the great State of Connec­ expense—for you can save in buying at xxHtfd Gas com . . . . 93 98 school officials in promoting the ticut. Keith’s. (Continued rniin Page 1.) about eighty from Manchester will ment to promote economic welfare.” xxdo p f d ...... 70 80 savings idea: make the journey. As many of th^ Hoover said the “ problem of in- “ Yours faithfully, Htfd Gas r ig h ts ___ 9 10 Atten- De- (Signed) “ Herbert Hoover.” It's not just our opinion— it’s an actual near Tampa, after its destructive members as possible are requested EUrlng full work all the time is a S N E T C o ...... 170 175 dance posits Pet. to meet at the Temple at 6:15 Manufacturing Stocks course over the state through the problem of national concern.” He fact. You pay less at the Low Cost Store Everglades, over Lake Okeechobee, Man. Green 253 253 100 Thursday evening and the start for recommended again a billion dollar because it costs us less to run. Our rent is Am H ardw are...... 69 71 New London will be made at 6:30 American Hosiery . . 22 — past Orlando, Ocala and menacing South . . . . 86 86 100 government construction program extremely low and our entire store is run Jupiter. The loss has been great, Oakland . . 17 17 100 o’clock. Any member wishing to at­ for the next four years and urged ALTO MAKE BID American Silver . . . . 25 — tend should notify one of the of­ on an economical basis. That’s why our Arrow Elec pfd ....1 0 5 % 108 according to information which No. School St. 568 555 97.7 that goverhment construction work came here by circuitous routes from Hollister St. 294 286 97.2 ficers of the local Forest as soon as be undertaken chiefly during sea­ prices are lower— and why shouldn’t they be? Auto^tic Refrig ... 12 20 possible. FOR FARMER VOTE Acme W i r e ...... 10 14 the relief committee of the Ameri­ Buckland . 113 105 92 sonal unemployment periods. He If -we can save, it’s only fair to share our Billings Spen com . . . — 6 can Legion and Red Cross. Porter St. . 124 114 91 said this progra,m would “ aid in — and we guarantee to do it Troop 8 of Boys Scouts opened savings with you do p f d ...... — 10 H. B. Williamson of Washington, Keeney St. 89 74 84 wiping out the unemployment caus­ (Continued from Page 1) — for Bigelow-Htfd com . . . 88 92 in charge of disaster relief of the Nathan Hale 50'7 390 76 their fall activities with a dog- ed by seasonal variations in busi­ do p f d ...... 100 — Red Cross, awaited here reports of Washington 374 254 67 roast which was held in the base­ ness activity.” dressed by the crowds other than Bristol Brass ...... 19 21 scouts and expeditions of doctors Lincoln . .. 458 249 54 ment of the German Lutheran On Immigration. “ Al.” If There Is A Better Price Anywhere Case, Lockwood & B 375 — and nurses who have been rushed Barnard . . 475 253 53 church last night. Scoutmaster On restrictive Immigration, he “ We’re With You Al” and “ Tell' Collins C o ...... 115 125 to the stricken area. Bunce . . . . 74 . 37 50 Olson was in charge of the meet­ said: “ There is no measure,on our ’em Al,” and “ Hooray for Al,” have We’ll Meet It. xColts Firearms . . . . 33 34 Appeals for Help ing. Troop 8 will send four dele­ statutes books today that repre­ floated up to him on the back plat­ Eagle Locks ...... 60 65 The most urgent appeal for help 3432 2673 77 gates to the Eastern States Exposi­ sents a more fundamental, sound form of his train , at every stop. Fafnir Bearing ...... 145 — has come by radio from West Palm tion in Springfield, Mass., on Sat­ and Important step in true progress Never is it “ Governor.” Always it Is Puller Br Class A .. 18 .— Beach, where scarcely a building urday, September 22, than does this new charter of “ Al.” do Class AA . . . . 72 — was said to have escaped damage. WOMAN LOVEY American labor (the Immigration The governor appears to like it. Hart & Cooley ...... 250 — A county hospital there was Harold H. Tryon of New Haven law). It is the necessary and He is “ being himself” — even to the ‘ ‘Where You Can Int S ilv er...... 140 150 wrecked, and an enter,gency hos­ is visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. natural ccmpanlon piece of a pro­ traditional brown derby, every time Afford To Huy do pfd =...... 122 127 pital was established in a com­ Frank Tryon ac 36 Florence street. tective tariff. In the one instance, he has appeared on the rear plat­ Good Furnitui-o’* Jewell Belt com . . . . — 40 mercial structure. The Palm Beach NO M AH ER HOW we protect the American worker form to acknowledge the greetings Landers, Frary & Clk 69 71 Red Cross Chapter reported it was Lady Roberts Lodge, Daughters from the goods of foreign factories, he carried In his hand or worn upon Manning & Bow A . . 18 29 without funds, owing to closing of of St. George, will meet in Tinker made under their lower standards his head the brown derby of tradi­ Opp. High School do Class B ...... 10 13 banks there last year. SHORT SKIRTS hall tomorrow evening promptly at of living. In the other case, we tion. N B Mach p f d ...... 100 105 One of the urgent needs was for 8 o’clock. A large attendance is prevent the e.xcess of labor flooding A group of Chicago Democratic So. Manchester milk for fifty babies sheltered in do com ...... 27 29 hoped for as Important business through our doors to reduce the leaders conferred with the nominee Niles, Bement, Pond .80 85 the partly wrecked Hotel Pennsyl­ will he discussed. A social hour during the train switching period do p f d ...... 100 — vania at West Palm Beach. A Paris.— Woman will find a way with refreshments will follow. The American wage.” •Hoover again injected Innuraer there last night. They included North & Judd ...... 3 1 33 special caravan left Miami over to appear lovely, be her skirts ever attendance prize will be donated by “ Tom” Donovan, who succeeded the J R Montgomery pf. — 75 wreckage-strewn roads last night so short! Mrs. John (Jockerham. able human notes into his sponch. late George Brennan as national do ^ 50 to supply this want. This is the confidence of Coun­ He praised the activity of women committeeman for Illinois; M. J. Pratt & Whit p f'.... ^§9 ' — Coast Guards from Fort Lauder­ tess Marguerite de Mun, hailed as Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Foster, of and renewed his pledge to bend O’Brien, Timothy Crowe, Congress­ Peck, Stow & Wilcox 19 — dale were posted in West Palm one of the five best-dressed women Academy street motored up to every effort to wipe out poverty. man Thomas Doyle, Quin O’Brien, Russell Mfg C o ...... 130 140 Beach to maintain a vigil over de­ in France, who whispered it to the Mount Holyoke college yesterday “ Above all,” he said, “ we have Wm. J. Connors and George Getz. Seth Thomas Cl com 30 — serted homes and commercial International News Service. and left their daughter, Naomi, who seen an increase of nearly 2,000,- Donovan, Crowe and M. J. O’Brien do pfd ...... 26 — houses. Meantime, Gov. John W. Fertile-minded creators of style is beginning her freshman year. 000 youths taken largely from the comprise a triumvirate that is rul­ Smyth Mfg Co new. 100 — Martin is considering whether he can keep bn snipping inches off the potential ranks of labor and placed ing Chicago’s Democracy since Stand Screw ...... 110 116 should assign detachments of the already skimp “ jupe” -^—slangily Miss Arlyne - C. Moriarty of 38 in institutions of education. Brennan’s death. Stanley Wrks com . . 57 59 militia to aid civilian authorities. "jupette” — and Countess de Mun Florence street has returned from “ This is proof of real progress. Donovan assured Gov. Smifi T o P l e a s e Taylor & Fenn ...... 125 — Railroad traffic on the east coast will neither blush nor fall into des­ an auto tour of Maine and New It is tho road to further progress. that he would carry Cook county in Torrington ...... 127 132 and into the interior was paralyzed pair. Hampshire, taken in company with' It is the road to abolition of pover­ November by 150,000. ty.” Underwood-El Fish .. 70 72 and in Jacksonville harbor shipping .“Styles do not make the woman,” relatives I and friends. The Smith special is due in Oma­ D e p o s i t o r s Union Mfg Co ...... 16 20 was tied up by the menace of she said. “ But women set the fash­ ha at 9:30 a. m. xU S Envelope pf ...1 1 8 125 mountainous seas outside. The sea­ ion simply by adapting themselves The Emblem club will give a MORE CHILDREN HURT Following his speech there to xdo com ...... 240 — wall extending along the beach here to each new mode and appearing public bridge and whist at the Elks Danbury, Conn., Sept. 18.— Two night, the governor will stay over Whitlock Coil Pipe .. — 20 was in peril of giving way last to advantage in it. home in Rockville tomorrow after­ more children are in Danbury hos­ until 9:30 a. m. tomorrow, at x-Ex-dividend. xx— Ex-rights. night due to heavy seas. Many of noon. Playing will begin at 2:30. pital today after being struck by an which time he will leave for Okla­ “ Of course anything really ugly the flimsy summer cottages that dot The committee is headed by Mrs. automobile. The victims are homa City. Wednesday will be spent the seashore for miles were report­ would be lost because women would Rena Morin of Rockville. Manches­ Eleanor Elwell, seven, who has a in a leisurely journey through Kan­ e ed wrecked. refuse to wear it, but ugliness can­ ter members on the committee in­ broken leg, and Harry Elwell, five, sas, with a number of stops. He ' never economize in not be interpreted in terms of wid­ cluded Mrs. Margaret McHale, Mrs. who has a fractured skull and other will arrive in Oklahoma City Thurs­ N. Y. Stocks er or narrower hips, frills and Mary Newman, and the Miss s Rose injuries. The children were walk­ day morning and speak there that courtesy—because the fiounces or in the length of skirts. and Loretta Coleman. In addition ing on a road on the outskirts of night. DIVORCES GROW “ New conceptions of designers to the regular six prizes there will town when they were hit by a ma­ supply is inexhaustible. ’ High Low 1 p. m. may make It necessary for a wo­ be a door prize of $2.50 in gold and chine driven by Everett Watts. Alied Chem . .199% 199 199 men to go to much troublf to wear refreshments served. Watts was arrested. All Chal . ., .137% 137% 137% WITH ENGLAND’ S them well, but is there an instance The accident reported today is Arlyne C. Moriarty Am Bosch . . . . 37% 37 37 in history where woman has ever Russell Remlg, son of Mr. and the fifth here in a week in which Am Can . .. ..112% 1 1 0 % 111% failed to conform to fashion’s de­ Mrs. W. J. Remig of Pine street, children were Involved. Two chil­ Teacher o f Am Loco .. . . 96 96 96 POORER PEOPLE cree? and John Cervlni, son of Mr. and dren were killed by autos and three Am Smelt . ...2 5 6 % 251 256% “ The fact that curves distinguish­ Mrs. Peter Cervlni of Oak street were drowned. In the previous PIANO, HARMONY, VOICE Am St Fdy . . 60% 60% 60% ed the woman of other days does have entered Rensselaer Polytech­ automobile fatalities Coroner John Am Sugar . ...7 8 77% 78 not mean that period styles could nic Institute, Troy, N. Y. Both boys J. Phelan held the drivers blame­ Fall Term Now Open. Am T & T . . .182% 182 182 London.—Welfare workers are not come back tomorrow. The graduated from the local High less. Telephone 87. Am Woolen .. 19% 18 19% viewing with alarm the startling other night I attended a ball where school in June. Anaconda .. .. 81% 80% 81% increase in the divorce rate amofig all guests were in Reger.ce robes. The Manchester Trust Co. Atchison ... . 195% 194% 194% the poorer classes in Britain, conse­ And I may say there were many Balt & Ohio . .116% 115% 115% m ss LATHROP TO WED South Manchester, Conn. quent upon the introduction of the lovfely women, just as lovely in Beth Steel . .. .67% 66 6 6 % Poor Person’s Procedure Act, whiffit those quaint old ’ gowns as they Miss Edith Ethel Lathrop, a Can Pac . . ..216% 216 216% gives facilities to persons of small Service — Quality — Low Prices C M & St P . 38% 37 37 were earlier in the day in modern graduate nurse, who has been en­ means to secure easy divorces. ■ | garb. do pfd . . ...5 4 % , 53% 53% At least 2,000 people, they point gaged in school work in Manches­ Chi & N W .. 87% 87% 87% out, annually are availing them­ “ I dislike short skirts for formal ter, is to marry Frederick R. Hoff­ Chi Roc Isl ..126% 126 126 selves of the Act in London alone, evening affairs, though the freedom man of Hartford. A sister of Miss Cons Gas .. . . 80% 79% 80 while more than 5.000 cases prob­ th^y afford is desirable for m'any Lathrop, who was principal of the Corn Prod . .. .88 87% 87% ably are heard throughout the cotm- "6wer occasions. Perhaps we will school in Wapping, was married FRESH FISH Del & Hud . ..199 197% 199 try every year, it is estimated. -v’’ ,be.’ asked to wear shorter shirts, but last month. Dodge Bros .. 21% 2 1 % 21% More Applications ^ that is not the question. It woman By Express Tuesday Morniii^ "Du Pont . . . .394% 394% 394% Expert legal circles agree that believes shorter skirts give her E r i e ...... 61% 61% 61% the chic the dressmaker Intends the Act has resulted in an increase DR. AND MRS. GORDON Fresh Mackerel — Fresh Halibut Steak — Cape Cod Gen Elec .. ..170% 169% 169% in divorce applications, and helleve thpy will be worn.” Gen Motor . . .209% 209% 209 that as the provisions of the jqdea- Butterfish — Smoked Filets Fancy Fresh Smelts. Economical To Operate Gillett Razor .107% 107% 107% sure become more widely knoi^ Gaston Doumergue, France’s fat TO LEAVE MANCHESTER Fresh Cod — Steak Pollock — Fresh Flounders — '‘Inspirat . .. ,.. 28 26% 28 Increasing use will be made of It by SjUd pink-cheeked President, does a Fresh Salmon — Forty Fathom Filets. y Int Harv .. . .301 298% 301 poor people anxious to have the good trick which very few people THE Int Nickel . . .127% 126% 126% know about. He can tear in two a Dentist to Locate in Guil£ord» marital knot untied. SPECIAL ! TENDER SIRLOIN STEAK ...... 59c lb. UNIVERSAL PORTABLE : ^ l Int Paper . .. .68 67% 68 Three hundred cases are do pack of 68 cards without half try­ Conn., Where He Has School Kennecott . . 101% 101 101% for hearing in the divo^cn ing. Appointment. ELECTRIC HEATER Mack Truck . . .94 93 93% for the forthcoming term, tlve. ' ■“ Gastounnet ” as he Is called in COSTS ONLY 3c AN HOUR Marl Oil . .. , . . 40% 40% 40% jority being composed of pi 'private life, became interested in Doctor and Mrs. E. Victor Gor­ BAKERY SPECIALS Mo Pac com .. 75% 74% 74% under the poor persons rules.— 'J the; “ sort” when it came into vogue don of Cambridge street are plann­ Squash P ies ...... 15c-35c each TO O PE R A TE N Y„ Central . .179% 178% 178% Control of these cases in 1906. He practiced it In the ing to leave Manchester soon to New Haven .. 66% 65% 65% Fudge Cup C ak es...... -.2i)C doz. come' an exceedinglY elaboratq^ sa- corridors of the Senate with Briand make thejr home in Guilford, Conn. Isn’t it worth that much to Nor Am Co . . 75% 75% 75% fair. The terms of the Act set hi’ho could make it as far as 58 Dr. Gordon has been engaged by Oatmeal Ifoead ...... 25c doz. ■ have a warm beam of comfort­ Nor Pac ... ..100 100 100 a committee of 46 members in cards. Lucien Guitry, celebrated the Public Health Service commit­ Citron Buns ...... 25c doz. Penn R R . ...6 4 % 64% 64% London alone to examine applica­ actor, beat him with 66, but Dou- tee to have charge of all dental Scotch Cones ...... 25c doz. able heat right when you want Post Ceral . .. 73% 73 73 tions, while 8 committees sit in work in the public schools of the it? • Psd Stl Car .. 25% 25 25 mergue always came out on toa Our Home Made Bread ...... 12c loaf provincial areas. Committeemen act with 68 in his hand. He has not yet town. He will also open a dental Pull new .. .. 82% 81% 81% as legal advisers to applicants in­ however been able to beat the' rec- office in the center of Guilford and Our Home Made Raisin Bread ...... 12c loaf Take advantage of our Sep­ Radio Cor. . . .215 212% 213 ducing them to settle or abandqn ,brrt established by the Marechsle is giving up his offices in the Dewey, Stuffed and Baked Mackerel. tember Sale on these heaters. Sears Roe . ..152% 152 152 cases which have small chance P. and Richman building where he Sou Pac ... ..127 126% 127 ,fie Saxe who could rip 83 cards Into Portable Electric Heater for success. In addition to divorce woi^,. 'tits. has been located for more than a Sou Rail .. . .152% 152% 152% the committees also consider apfl year and a half, or since his grad­ S O of N J . . 45% 45% 45% advise upon police, county' and as­ uation from Tufts college. GROCERY SPECIALS Studebaker .. . 83% 82% 83 The mall train robber has come size court cases instituted by'poQ|r to France, “ gat” and all. He made Dr. Gordon and his wife, the Tob Prod .. . .106 105% 106 persons. ? former Miss Ruth McLagan, have Best Cider Vinegar for Pickling ...... 39c gaL Un Pac ...... 197% 197 197 Fees Are Limited 'his debut iu the mail department-of a train running from Marseilles to lived in Manchester ‘all their lives 5 lbs. Sweet Potatoes ...... 15c ONLY tJnited Fruit .136% 136% 136% The operation of the Act is only and have many relatives and friends 5.00 Good Ludi Rubbers ...... ^...... 4 pkgs. 25c $ U S Rubber . . 41% 40% 40% carried through by the self-sacil- Lyon. The debut was entirely suc­ here. U S Steel .. . .159% 158% 158% cessful. Heinz White Vinegar ...... 39c gal. fice of attorneys and counsel. Em­ $1.00 Down Westing ... . 112% 111 111 inent members of the British bar Wearing a mask to hide his iden- Fresh Evei’green C om ------...... '...... 23 c doz. /tity, and carrying a large calibre TO HOP PACIFIC Willys Over .. 26% 26% 26% .have frequently conducted pooic per­ , Berlin, Sept. 18.— Baron Guen­ small YYhite Pickling Onions ...... X5c lb. sons suits for days without any fqe gun, this robber worked according ther von Huenfeld, German airman THE ANSWER nr reward, and London atvorneys to every method approved by the Vho made a non-stop flight over, the Here is the answer to .the Letter as a body give services which rej^ mail-thieving gentry in America, Atlantic in the Junkers plane Bre­ Golf puzzle on the comic page: resent a subscription of at lea^t '^ince armed robberies are scarce men with Capt. Herman Koeh' and The FISH, FIST, FAST, PAST, $100,000 a year to the cause of ;tn France, the mail clerk could only Major James E. Fltzmaurlc'-. hop­ 773 Main Street POST, POSE, POLE. poor litigants generally. produce a knife to defend himself ped off this morning at 1:53 o’clock Manohester Public Market Such work is at present restrict­ y/ith. This was not sufficient. for Sofia on the first I of his / Manila, the capital and principal ed to the High Courts, propostkbs The authorities are still looking flight to Tokio. The bai plans to port, is the center of the eommer for inclusion in the County-^tuid^ lo­ for the French edition ^ of Jesse make a non-stop flight across the A. Pzidrove, Prop. Phone 10 ciai and social life of the Philip­ cal courts having been defeated ow­ James, first of his kind on this side Pacific from Tokio to San Francis- pine Islands. ing to the heavy work entailed. of the wajler- co- jB«ao(!Wfifw AKw yitw oaonant«M tinoBtKMatit^ ^ ADVERTISE IN THE HEKALD-lf J I P A G fi^ O U R MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HBRAl.I), TUESDAY, SEFIEMBER 18,1»28.

freedom’— ^whlch will never be en-1 too, the belief that it is a slant, flanrliratrr dangered while America remains > And to co further and say that we €nening Reralii Amorica— we cannot but appre­ suspect that in their seerqt souls Health and Diet ciate that this ’religious qaestion' every ‘man-jack connected with the I^Ul.ltfUKU UT i« but incidental, and that the real adventure-.-from Byrd down and Advice THR RKHAI.D PKiKTINa Ca conflict is and will be between dif­ including the sportsmen who are Ponodwl t>sr IBIVTOofl • . 8)«, fering types ot minds, differing patting up the cash for it— regard By DR. FRANK McOOT The Range That Cooks All Foods Better O ft. L lU l backgrounds of cnltnre and racial it as a stunt. Rverr Cv«itinR Bie«pi 8an0«ra aiiQ A ll the “fliscoveries” of the ■nlldaVA thouglit, differing theories of the Kaiarad at tha l*»at omca at Man. social order.” i North Pole wore stunts. The dis­ ehaatar aa 8^ d(I t;iaiw Mall Mattar. We do not know Talcott Miner covery of the South Pole was a Dr. McCoy will gladly answer Now Does It SlUMHrUiri'lVN KAI'IMi By Mall stunt. And if anybody has ever personal questions on health ala Aollara a yaar. a|aty eania a Banks and be is not in “Who’s and diet, addressed to him. earn month for anoiiar parimia. Who,” hat he seems to us to rep­ bt.en able to isolate the slightest of The Herald. Enclose stampeo tty earrlar. aiah'aap rania a waak. germ of benefit that has accrued to 8)naU ooplaa thraa eania resent a large number of Ameri­ addressed, large envelope for re the human race from these discov­ ply. SI*lih;iAt AUVBliriKlNO RKIPUN. cans who feel that the 'tTumigra- MKNTAtiVR, Hamilton.I>a Uaaar. eries he has been good and secre­ AUTOMATICALLY tion theories of Governor Smith Ina. yaa Ua«tlaon Aaanna. Naw Tork B.4BY’S TEETH an^ >11 North MIehlaan Araana constitote the one great peril in tive about It. Gliicaao. Wherefore, let us cheer for Byrd Baby should be taken to the den­ his candidacy— and who still, sur­ tist at least once a year, from the Tha Uanchaaiar Bvanlna ilaralk ik and his men as courageous-fellows on aala in Naw York thiy a' S<>hnlia'a prisingly. do not see that the immi­ first to about the sixth year, and Nnwa S'antt Mixlh Awrnua «nrt 4Ih(l gration problem not only can be­ who are on their way to find out after that the dental inspection and Siraai an He says that the /present law in precisely the same spirlf as al­ as healthy condition as possible to i vica was enacted by such an over­ pinists scale the Jnngfrau or a enable the child to thoroughly chew I ’‘ Intarnalionei News Serrica naa the his food, to prevent tooth decay, de-! ekeiustva Hahta to use fur republtca- whelming vote as to be unavailable chap goes over Niagara in a bar­ tion tn aiiv torin all news itiatoitoliea rel. The science of It be bio wed! formity of the jaws, and also for j credited m or not otherwise oreditea tor campaign purposes this year. the sake of appearances and to a< j In this psD^r It i» ala., aaelusitfely In heaven’s name, in what 'way We have wanted to say this for sist the baby in learning perfect, entitled to iiae tor rat-nhlhuittitn all a long time but until our Isthmian the local ot undated news piihllshed unavailable? His brief but definite speech. j If these first baby teeth are not! herein " Ptill Service Client of N B A declaration against the 1890 quo­ contemporary showed the way we Service. didn’t have the nerve. properly cared for, the permanent tas— carefully never mentioned teeth are liable to come in at bad again by any Democratic speaker angles and bring about a deforml.v TUESDAY, SEPT. 18, 1928 br newspaper— constitutes Smith’s of the jaws which will be hard to correct. The first twenty baby teen \ formal pledge to batter down the WHISPERING should be brushed daily, or wipnd HOO\^R AXD FACTS Last Saturday this newspaper barrier against undesirable immi­ with a cheesecloth or absorbent More and more Mr. Hoover is gration. Talk of whispering cam- ridiculed the idea of labeling the cotton which has been moistened demonstrating the difference be^ ipaigns! Is it not perfectly obvious noisy mudslinging activities of the and dipppd in bicarbonate of soda: tween the balanced, expert thinker 0 anyone with half an eye that Presidential contest as a “whisper- The dentist can however, by the skilful use of his instruments, re- and the ordinary, or even the ex­ ing campaign.” Precisely the same only secretly and in the “right mqve premature decay and make traordinary, political spell hinder. quarters” will Smith’s backers use idea struck the cartoonist of the temporary fillings which will pre­ |*olitician8, even those o f a very that pledge, but that there it will New York Herald Tribune at about serve the first teeth long enough for the child to receive their full use. X high rank, fall easily into certain be and has been used to rally to the same time, for In yesterday’s The child’s diet during the first standardized horrors. One of them issue of that paper he expressed it his standard all the forces ot the six years is especially important tn is to deal recklessly in superlatives undesirables? ^ with telling effect. 'A huge, be- the development of the permanent! OW Automatic cooking for an turned o ff' principle of the Chambers r.nd tub-thumping. And the com­ aproned bootlegger is leaning out teeth. Four molars, or back teeth, The word has gone out, in every monest of all is to attribute to the over the close lower half of a Dutch appear about the sixth year, and automatic age . . yet cooking as Range. This featui-e alone cuts the polyglot foreign colony in the these are often neglected due to the speaker’s political party all the door, behind which booze bottles United States, that with Smith in fact that the parents think they are delicious, as appetizing, as sim­ monthly gas bill in half and in a short blessings of nature and to the N appear, and bawling at a smaller the saddle the bars will be torn only temporary teeth. These first ple as you could want it to be. The time enables the Chambei's to pay for other fellow's party all the disap­ figure on the sidewalk labeled down and the gates opened to the molars form the keystone of the pointments, failures and griefs to Whispering Campaign,” , who Is dental arch; all other permanent New Autostat is a marvelous inven­ itself on gas saving alone . . to say. beetle-browed unassimilable. Smith teeth either grow in front or back which mankind is heir. thumping a bass drum and shout­ has won these people and their of these first four molars. If the tion which finishes perfectly the cook­ nothing of the time and work it saves It was a breath of cool air in ing through a megaphone simul­ votes hard and fast hound them reader is over twenty years of age you. the desert when Mr. Hoover, in his taneously. “Hush!” howls the ing you start. All you do is set a dial, to him, by a single word. Surely he will find, if he looks into his first speech of the campaign in the speak-easy man. “W ’addo y’u think mirror, that either these first back put in the food, and light the gas. neither Mr. Banks nor anybody else teeth are entirely missing, or thev East, at Newark last night, freely this is? A boiler factory?” need expect the Democrats to be are well filled with silver or gold When the proper time comes, the The exclusive Chambers principle and candidly admitted that the such fools as to shout this shame­ fillings. The average reader can for­ prosperity of this country was not give himself for this, as there was Autostat turns off the . is cooking on retain­ ful sell-out to the skies. wholly the result of the waving of very little known on the subject of In such states as New York, gas, the food cooks un­ ed heat . . . heat some magic wand by the Republi­ dental prophylaxis when he was a Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New IN NEW YORK baby. W e now know that if Mie can party. Primarily the economic til it is done, and the you ordinarily waste. Jersey, Illinois and to some extent New York, Sept. 18.— Notes on baby Is fed properly there is no attainments of the nation are due, excuse for dental decay if the serv­ Chambers kpeps it in Connecticut this single soft- nothing in particular and every­ Set A D ia l- he said in effect, to the enterprise, ices of the dentist are employed at pedaled issue is worth more in thing in general . . . Ping pong Is warm until you are Come in today for a energy and character of a great back! That polite little parlor pas­ regular intervals, and the teeth votes to Smith, ten times over, kept clean by being well brushed That’s All people. Certain contributing ele­ time of grandma’s day is now being ready to serve it! demonstration of the than either the prohibition bluff or done by the “who’s who," the two or three times daily. ments, to be sure, are and must be the plea for religious tolerance— “what’s what” and the “when's In the past few years we have} At exactly the proper time world’s, greatest time- supplied by government in order gathered together some important | and we are not minimizing the lat­ when.” It has abruptly made Its ap­ Fully as important the .autostat turns off the and - money - saving to give full effect to the industry pearance in the midst of this so- facts as regards the care of thei . . . but the food cooks on ter. teeth in both the child and t)if> I and intelligence and inventiveness sophisticated era. Although I never as the Autosat is the retained beat until done . . . range. And the stiller they keep about was acquainted with It intimately adult. Here is a summary of some j and is ready for yov, \rhenever of the people; and these, he point­ good rules for everyone to follow: it the more valuable it will be to in my cradle days, the. old-timers ‘'“cooks with the gas you return, no matter the hour. ed out, the Republican party makes Avoid mushy foods. the Democratic party on election tell me it has grown bigger and It its business to provide— a pro- better. Sets are now on display in Use a mininium amount of sug­ day. ars and starches. itcctive tariff and continued immi­ the Manhattan shops and the play­ it is for the Republican party ing, I am told, has grown rougher Use a carefully balanced diet con­ gration restriction being prominent to shout the warning. It is for in keeping with the times. All the taining plenty of raw vegetables. among them. Eat coarse foods that scour and Hoover’s supporters to drag this ritzy country clubs now have a set­ When a Republfoan advocate up. The Westchester-Biltmore and clean the teeth when they are well issue up into the light. There are chewed. starts from that point of approach the Newport-colonies; the literary thousands and thousands of inde­ round tables, and all such have Masticate all foods thoroughly to WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. he can make out for his party an pendent voters, led to a consider­ been equipped with set-ups. The improve digestion and exercise me impregnable case. It is only when teeth. able degree of sympathy with ping pong tables. I am further in­ EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES he oversteps himself at the begin­ formed, now measure nine feet. One Brush the teeth vigorously after Smith because of bigoted attacks every meal to remove decomposing ning, and attributes to a political Is now allowed to smash, top, drive cn his religion and his liberalism and volley. Even Tilden, Richards food particles which may have party qualities almost if not quite toward prohibition, who would and Kinsey are reported using a lodged between the teeth or in cavi­ divinely omnipotent, that he opens ties. a.s soon vote for the devil as for set for indoor practice. the way to disproof and ridicule. Tile time may come when, even See a dentist at least evsry six him If they realized the deal that months. W e are sincerely glad that Mr. as grandma said, the old pastimes he has made with the sinister will prove better than the new. Do not wait for a tooth to ache Hoover Is not following the lead forces of “ the open gateway.” before seeing the dentist. ‘ of so many other Republican Remember, these are rules for Inexplicably Republican leaders Jack Dempsey, as most of the speakers and talking as' If the party world now knows, has turned actor. both the adult and the child. If you seem to share in the Banks idea have children. It is your duty to were a sort of a fairy godfather His play is now being tried “out-of- that immigration cannot be made town.” But that isn’t exactly what them to see that such rules are m S H IN G T O N who had waved a benevolent hand an issuS. When they wake up they this Item Is about. It seems that carefully followed. and converted a hundred and Questions and Answers / will realize that It is on that issue there is a scene in which the ex­ twenty million Americans Into a champ has to wham and pummel an Question: K. L. writes: "Some­ L E T T E I ^ and no other that Smith expects time ago I was examined l^y a doc­ hundred and twenty million mil­ opponent during a stage version of to win. a big fight. From Broadway comes tor who said I had mitral regurgi­ lionaires. We are sincerely glad the word that Dempsey has Insisted tation of the heart as well as an ex­ 'Tt-' that he has not seen fit, as have so on being a realistic actor, after the aggerated dorsal curvature of ihe By RODNEY DUTCHER. From June, 1927 to June, 1928 many others, to ignore the fact best fashion of the modern school spine. He advised me to quit all ex­ SCIENCE BE BLOWEDl ercise whatsoever. I am sixteen decreases of fropa .5 to 4.2 per that within the last year a good of acting. With the result, of The Star Herald of Colon, Pana­ course, that the management is years old and feel that I should for­ Washington— In the election cent, were shown In 32 of the many people have been out of ma Canal Zone, celebrated the ar­ hard put to find enough men to get everything that he told me, but year of 1920 the cost of living principal cities. The largest de­ v ^ k . It is infinitely more effective rival there of the Byrd ship City of “play opposite.” what would you advise?” was higher than at any other crease w’.as ahow’n In Jackson to compare, as be did, the estimat­ Ralph Smith, a former heavy­ Answer: You can at least partial­ time, before or since. That v/as ville, Fla. Between June, 1920 New York by printing a laudatory ly correct the spinal curvature by and June. 1928 Kansas City ed unemployed, 1,800,000 last win­ weight whammer, has been taking the year of the first of the last editorial which, it seems to us, more than his salary’s worth of taking the proper kind of correc­ two Republican landslides and the showed the largest living costs de ter, with the five or six millions of comes nearer to evaluating the punishment. The “ back stage” boys tive exercises. Get the advice of voters turned out the party in crease, 26.4 per cent. unemployed in 1921,^ when the Re­ Antarctic expedition at its true tell me that Dempsey finds it all some gymnasium instructor regard­ power. Cost of various articles of food publican party took over the gov­ but impossihle to “pull” his ing both the exercises for your It seems likely that many at retail showed an average drop worth than anything we have seen spine and other exercises which will ernment. punches. voters were good and sore about of 3.7 between June last year and up to this time. From one authority I have it help in curing your heart trouble. the hign cost of living and that June this year. • In Mr. Hoover the American “The people of the world, which that the managemei^ doesn’t expect Question: L. H. asks: “Is there if running expenses had been low All kinds of beef kept going people have a candidate for Presi­ dally is growing more common­ to keep an actor in the “opposite” an oil made from poppy seeds that er than usual at the time the Dem­ rl.ght up. Increasing In price from may be used as a salad oil and is It dent who deals in tacts— has dealt place and humdrum,” says the Star role for more than two weeks at a ocrats still might be in control. 12 to 22 per cent. Pork chops r-jh time. The call has gone out fo? a good food?” But this is only speculation based mained about stationary, bacon in facts all his life and Is the great­ Herald, “still have a love of adven­ bruisers who will stand up to Jack’s Answer: Poppy oil, extracted on the assumption that the aver­ and ham wore 8 and 7 per ceni; est expert In the country In fitting from, the poppy seed, is popular In When smart styling ture.” Then the editorial proceeds knock-down. To date, I am told, age voter reacts politically accord­ cheaper, while lamb and foxri fact to fact. He has done this with parts of Europe as a table oil. It to point out that people can get three are pre]>ared to take a “mur­ ing to what happens to be biting were up 3 and 2 per cent. is of pale yellow color, practically such effect as to build complete dering,” each to appear for three- him most and worst, without par­ Other notable decreases by adventure vicariously by reading odorless and has a very pleasing success in absolutely every enter- day periods and then lay off for ticular -regard for basic causa­ percentage were: Bread 1, pota­ about the things that happen to a flavor. The inferior grades are used repairs. This is perhaps the most tions. toes 52. rice 7, onions' 27, cabi 'prlsh which he has ever conducted. In soapmaking and like products. costs so little chosen few. “It Is this entertain­ peculiar theatrical situation to arise Living costs have been pretty bage 43, prunes 13, raisins 5 and ment that will be given to millions on Broadwayv As far as its food value Is concern­ ed, It has no special merit. well stabilized for the last si.x bananas 3. who will travel with the expedi­ years, so they’re not likely to fig­ The principal increases were. You, too, can have lovely bedrooms— it is A prominent Tin Pan Alley song Question: Miss B. asks: “W ill BLIND! tion through the reports in the you please tell me what causes my ure in the present campaign ex­ Canned salmon 9, milk 1, buttei .not a matter of cost, but of spending wisely. selector is on record as saying that cept, perhaps, In the case of Ihe 4. eggs 1C. cheese 3, flour 4, beans 'We take the following from a press that will make the cost of successful songs contain one of the hands to be exceedingly dry— so dry Instead of regarding the bed as a necessary farmer, miner or mill worker who 32, coffee 3 and o.-anges 27. letter to a New York newspaper following words: "m o t h e r,” they often wrinkle in the palm? handicap to decoration, choose one o f the The expedition worth while.” isn’t receiving the wherewithal to “home,” “moon,” “Mary” or This Is mostly at night. Also, I have signed by Talcott Mliter Banks and We are glad that the Canal Zone meet them. The following table shows thif cleverly styled, Simmons models and make, it “love.” Yes, and the unsuccessful a craving for fresh fruit and cool dated at Scituate, Mass.: average difference per pound, in the dominating motif o f your room — the newspaper, in its naive way, put ones, too. Its like saying that spar­ tart drinks— anything cold and store prices, between 1913 and “It is well known that Gover­ the propostilon in this light The rows are more-successful than gold­ Juicy. I have been this way for sev­ decorative treasure around which the room eral years.’’ 1928: nor Smith has at this time given deuce* of it is that ninety-nine finch. Try, for instance, to find a The latest figure, assembled by is built. So delightfully are these newest gold-finch In New York! And try to Answer: Satisfy your craving for the Bureau of Labor Statis­ Sirloin sfeak .... 25.9 cents 47.4 models fashioned that they have found one r.otice of his desire to change the newspaper editors out ot a hun­ Plate beef ...... 12.2 18.2 find a song that dares go to pr.eas fresh fruit by eating nothing else I tics, show that the cost of living, of the most attractive sections in our store. existing law yegulating Immigra­ dred. in such circumstances, write without mention ot a. moon, mother for a few'days. This treatment w ill' as accurately as it can be deter­ Bacon ...... 27.3 43.2 tion into the United States. Wh'ile under wraps. A newspaper editor or love. help to correct the dryness of your mined, Is exactly 70 per cent, high­ Ham ...... 27.3 51.6 Come in and see. them; yoU are sure to be Leg of lamb .... 19.4 42.2 this law was enacted by such an Is not very often a scientist— very skin. For temporary relief, rub co­ er than in the last pre-war year of as enthusiastic about them as we are. “It’s Musicians have begun to drift coa-butter on the skin. Use a small 1913. That Is, It was 70 per cent. Hens ...... 21.9 37.1 overwhelming vot^ of the repre- seldom indeed is he a specialim in modem to tise metal.” back into town from their summer amount over the entire body each hi.gher June 15 and has had little Milk (quart) .... 8.8 14^ ‘sentatlves of the American people science. So that when the promo­ road tours and their recent visits night before you retire. chance or reason to fluctuate Butter ...... 35.2 53.9 as to be unavailable for campaign ters of adventures like this Byrd to Italy, Germany. Austria, Russia since. E g g s '...... 27.9 38.8 THE WINDSOR MODEL ILLUSTRATED purposes tbis year, Its vital relation expedition begin to talk about the and way-nations. They gather lonis^ The high mark was 118.5 per Bread . 5.6 9 2 ?19. Flour a ...... 3.3 B.-< to the long range significance ot high import ot such undertakings somely at the side entrance of the cent., reported for June, 1920. Metropolitan, the corridor of Aei>- /5 d a te ir \. There is nothing to show that the Rice ...... 8.6 J 9 the Smith candidacy cannot be in their relation to science— the lian or the sunny side of Carnegie Wilson adnalnlstratlon, rather Beans ...... 10.6 12 3 overlooked. immense value to humanity Hall. They talk over their summer iA M L RICAN' than the war, was responsible for Potatoes...... 1.8 3 9 “Standing as the conscious and through the accruing Increase, in fortunes and wonder about rehear­ that, especially since 25 or 30 sals for the winter symphontes. WATKINS BROTHE kS acknowledged leader of the newer the sum of human knowledge— NIS rOR-Y per cent, was lopped off that figure They are a hearty, happy, backslap- before it went out of office. At Immigration— call it ‘The New they have us stopped at the start. CRAWI*'URD AND CHAMBERS RANGES ping, wellfed, well-wlned looking SEPl'EMBBR 18 the end of 1921 we were still pay­ America’ If you like— Governor We can’t refute them, so it is im- crew— perhaps the Jolliest assem­ 1492— Columbus and crew were ing 74.3 per cent more to live and Smith has behind him forces which piissible to contradict them. Yet blage to be found on any street encouraged by the appe::. „nce as the post-war deflation went on ATBODGHI corner. are firmly resolved to effect at probably the ninety-nine are unani­ of many birds. we got down to G3.3, but that’s GILBERT SWAN. ^ 1777— Continental * Congress ad­ rock bottom since 1913. their earliest opportunity a bredch mously skeptical. His hand shall be against eveir journed to Lancaster, 1 ., be- For more than six years now, man, and every man'a hand agalnat In the immigration restriction wall. It takes a leader like the little eauae of the’approach ot the living costs have run from two- him.— Qeneaia 16: 18. Their ultimate objective is not only Canal Zone newspaper to start The so-called busy bee really Is British to Pbliadelp' ' . thirds to three-fourths abovo i ro- to Change America’s Immigration them off. It calmly ditches all the a loafer, says a scientist. Let it 1893— Coroerstone of pitol at war. laws but to change America. “scientific” buok and cheers lustily be mentioned af an. extenuating Washington laid by George Subsequent pej* centages, taken circumstance, however, that thr Washington. for June in each years, have been: That ia a most wretched fortune “bcoupied as sums nC us are for the expedition as a stunt. It bee produces slightly more hohe> '.862-^Lee recrossed the Potomac 1923, 69.7, 192'!. 69.1, 1925. 73.6, which is without a n , enemy.-— • i A Vith.rBrfHDient8 about 'religious g i r t us the courage to express, I than the acientlst. into Virginia. i926, 74.8, 1927, 73.4 and 1928 70. Publius Syrus. f'-v -f-. i •!£ ^ I PAGE FIVE MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1928. T Miss Ruth Jones of New Britain SCitSifc-iMMk' Mr. Clough's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luhrsen-, returned to their< homes Normal school spent the week end JAPAN TO EXPLAIN ' ■ James Clough of Stafford road. _ last week. ■ with her sister Mrs. Elsie Jonoe. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Morgansoij FACTSc T S —~ ^ AA ts B u o i r x TOLUND Mr. and Mrs, Emery Clough had u-' -Mrs. Arthur Rockwell is *111 at as recent guests, Mr. and Mrs. John are spending their vacation at th^ Town Cieifkr'J. "W. Sumner ani CHINESE POUCY JO J home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mori- t er home. The members of the Cradle Roll Darling and son John Darling, Jr., First Selectmaq Milton Haling Mrs. G ri^old of Hartford is vi.v of New Britain and John A. Lee of ganson, Jr., of Meriden. , .1 rande thJi'ty-^oVe'Votefa Saturday., long at the horni of her son, rfar- CONNECTICUT with the mothers were given a par­ ' Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Youpg, U .S. GOVERNMENT ty by (he Cradle Roll superinten­ Rockville. ? Charles-Plnne?. son of Mr. and uifi Griswold. CONNECTICUT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE have returned from their wedding* Mrs. Frank'Plnney.is in Manches­ Miss Mary Ma^ berry spent the dent, Mrs. Emery Clough, in the Mrs. William Sumner Simpson tour, during which they visited Nii Federated church, Wednesday last. and her'little son, Billy, who have ter Memorial hospital, where he un vveek-ei;it ul her home in Spring- agara Falla and many places of Int derwent/An operation for appendi­ London— A dispatch from Tokyo- The program Was long and interest­ spent the summer at the home of lerest. They are how at the homh' field. (176) Fisheries’ Yield Worth $2,236,000. Mrs. Samuel Simpson, returned citis. Miss Elizabef. Rose has return- states that the Japanese Gpve^a- ing. Mrs. Clough gave a report of of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrsj- ment Is contemplating sending an the work and distributed certifi­ Monday to their home in New York " Mr. and- Mrs. Batterson of New ej to Ml. Holyoke Co.ifge. The fisheries of Connecticut give employment to more than John Kalas. “ unofficiar’ Embassy to America to cates to the new enrollments. There city. Jersey were recent callers Miss Glenney, teaco.sr at the Cen- 1,400 fishermen and transporters annually. Vessels, boats .and . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Morgansorj’. at the home of Mrs. Elsie Jones. ’’explain” Japan's policy In China. are enrolled 41 children In this de­ Mr. and Mrs. James Sterrett and and son Frank were recent guestA tei spent the weel*-er-*l at her houie gear employed in the fisheries are worth close to $2,000,000. partment and 22 mothers. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. B. L. McGurk and in Manchester. Extremely destlhlous of dultivkf"' During 1926 the yield of the fisheries was 31,865,966 pounds, son James, Jr., who have spent the at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Peter family of riartford spent Saturday ing the good will of the United' Clough was assisted by Mrs. C. summer in Tolland, returned Moa- Roger Rose, who lefinlly unis'' valued at $2,236,550. Ten years ago the vessels, boats and ap­ Morganson of Meriden. at their cottage. v/ent an operafiorv-al 'he Harford States, Japan feels that "reqent Preston Meacham, Miss Eleanor ;lay to New York city, their home. F. W. Walk up has recently en* events, including the assassination paratus of the fisheries were valued at $1,000,000. The total-' .Overman and Mrs. William Ayers, Fred Berry and daughter. Miss hospital, has let: 'fie. hospital h ' 1 yield of the fisheries was 23,652,647 pounds, valued at $1,700,-.; Robert and Harold West of Snip- tertained guests from Hartford. ; Ifelen, spent the week-end at their of Chang Tso-Lin, the Tsinahfu in­ Jr!v Harold ^ eff, who is employed at is spending a few w<*»-ks at the .687. -*■ sic district are guests of their bungalow. cidents, and the visit of Baron Mrs. Lafayette Ladd moved her the Allen Mfg. Co,. In . Hartford, IS home of his broilier, Geo'-t’e Ros-J. grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan '^ Samuel Woodward, Frank Pinnev Carl Alvord of Torrington 's HayashI to Mukden, were misin­ The yield of food fishes in 1926 was three times the yield of household effects from Rockville to Wilcox, at Merrow, Conn. enjoying a two weeks vacation. ; Tolland, her former home for many and Milton ,Hallng attended the spending a few days with Mr. and terpreted by agencies hostile to 1919, having totaled 9,401,692 pounds, valued at $465,897, dur- William Clough, who has been a Japan' to Intensify antl-Japaneie log the former year. Four-fifths of the total poundage and years, last Thursday and has taken Rev. Joseph B. Ackley and Mrs. Senatorial - Convention held at Mrs. Samuel Alvord. Ackley of Burnside were Sunday guest at the home of his grand; Rockville Friday. feeling in America. j J . nearly two-thirds of the total value of the food fishes taken that an apartment belonging to George parents, Mr. and Mrs. James ■Stofan at the north end of the vil- guests at the Steele House. Mrs. Albert Heighten and son, It has therefore been deemed-aa- year were flounders. The shad is next to the flounder in im­ Clough, has returned to his homh 3 0 A.MERICAN STUDENTS vlsable fo send an emissary to portance. Other Important items wer6 haddock, cod and. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Robert Olmsted and Richard " - have returned to then TOUR EUROPE ON BIKriS daughter Elizabeth and Miss Pa­ in Flushing, L. I. f home in Chicago after spending six Washington for the purposd of ac­ swordfish. .i.::-: ,-=.-Mrs. H, W. Marshall of Hillside. 4il; has recently purchased the tricia Geissler of New York city are weeks with her parents. Rev. ami quainting the American Govern­ Hamburg— Bicycles have grown ment with the “ true” facts concern­ The food shellfish constitute' the most valuable fishery fArra known to older residents as guests at the home of Mrs. Asa Mrs. Frederick Taylor. •scarce as horses in the United source of the state, and of these the oyster is by far tha 1 .. the Randolph Benton place, Bird. CALIFORXl.A ORCHIDS AND Miss Lavihia Fries is spending a ing Japan’s activities in China. important. The yield of oysters In 1926. mostly from privaj^ .u- States, but a group of some 3u Just when the emissary will- start i Mr. and Mrs. Rupert West and Kucien Birdseye of Glenridge, N. COLORADO SWEET PEAS few days In South CoVen«ry American students is now making bedr. approached 5,000.000 pounds of meat, valued aL- PIQIS ctUldTen, Byron and Donald, ffre J., was a week-end guest of rela­ SUPPLIED BY AIR. MAIL' . > Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benttey has n o t . been decided, but..accord­ than $880,000. The lobster Is the other important slieilTOir a bicycle toiir which will cover a spending their vacation in Provi­ tives. ?) have returned, to, their nonie after considerable part of Western Ger­ ing to the dispatches it will be with a yield of 645,454 pounds, valued at $227,003. ^ ^ dence with relatives and friends, Mrs. Henry Birdseye, .who has spending some time in Manches er. shortly .after Kellogg’s ‘‘ return Of the nonfood Items, seed oysters, taken mostly from private • Denver — Colorado florists arh many. t George Stumpfel of Norwalk Is spent the summer at the home of Jame% Fanning of East Hartford From Freiburg in Baden they from Europe. • ‘ beds, are the most Important. In 19 26 their value was nearly. . her sister. Miss Miriam Underwood, taking ad vantage of the fast air spent the week-end with his aunt. occupyinc the place recently pur­ mail transportation and are supply-; will go on via B.isle to Switzerland $600,000. Menhaden and oyster shells are the other itenlk Ifi_ chased by Mrs. H. W. Marshall. returned Monday to her home in Mrs. .Milton Haling.^ Sixty -per cent of all-Protestant ing midwest florist shops wUli and thence through France to Bou- this category. The total poundage of nonfood items was J-Sr-Ul-i',:* X' u« The annual meeting of the Union New Jersey. ' There win be a card party a* the Icrfgne, where they sail in August If churches made noot a single con­ 792.796. valued at $645,384, for 1926; 13,970,945 pounds, vaT The annual meeting of the Lad­ sweet peas. Information furnished; hall Saturday evening for the ben­ , l\lissionary Society will be held In by the American Airport Asspcia-' for America. vert in 1927. ued at $686,682, were taken In 1919. i'eSpnection with the Ladles’ Aid So ies’ Aid Society of the Federated efit of the ball. tion shows that California orchids church will be held Thursday after­ ______------PrliKay— 75 .Motor X’ohicle .Accidents a Day. "liaty meeting Thursday afternoon have found enlarged markets since i^rthe home of Mrs. Samuel Simp- noon at 3:30 o’clock at the home of the president, Mrs. Samuel Simp­ they can be delivered over the air­ „r. and Mrs. Walter Button are son. way network. an automobile trip In New York Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thomforde. Sentimentally inclined swains are igtiite and Vermont to visit relatives Dolly Thomforde, Mrs. John Rilev regular patrons of the air ways in- rushing flowers and pre.sents to dlsf BEAUTIFUL PRESE and friends. and three children of New York ,Vf, Clough and son Howard o f .City,------who have spent the summer tant sweethearts who chafe at reg­ Whenyour Hoover MERCHANTS’ GIFT tilmantic were Sunday guests of at the home of Mr and Mrs. Frank ular mail delivery. Popular Event Takes Place at hurt all over- the State Theater This Alphabet Evening. Find out now what 'your foot trouble is By and how to rid yourself of it Another of the popular Mer­ Mabel F. Martin chants and State Theater Gift Nights is scheduled at Manchester’s Sugc -Stllcn & (To. Watch for Every Letter popular playhouse 'this evening. 4^ 2 7171 * C. 2-7171 A Foot Comfort Many beautiful gifts that are useful ______, . = J and practical for every man and Hartford woman, will be given away. Expert The May Jewelry Company is sponsoring the diamond rin.g which will be the proud prizt of some from New York will he here lucky persoil tonight. Watkins Brothers will offer a porcelain THURSDAY, SEPT. 20 table, Fradin’s are donating one of their newest creations in fall and Great September Sale of to give winter hats, and two Lady Peppered blankets will be given away by Mar­ low’s. George H. Williams. Inc., is oL Free Demonstration ferlng a genuine Naugahydejlhut box. A sanitary garbage receptacle ORIENTAL RUGS Don’t neglect your feet. Even a com is no trivial is the donation made by the, Man­ thing. No matter what foot trouble you suffer . . CO-OPERATION chester Plumbing an*'. 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Just to be sure that the men of down archie Worn in SchoU.the noted orthopedic scientist ahoest make walking activities. It has been said of Hoo- Manchester will* enjoy• their--s gn-y sUoe. $3.30 pec. a pleasote. 35c per pail* irer that he has a new idea every W thout cost or obligation, this Expert will ing periods during the • wlnifr make an analysis of your foot trouble over your day, and that every idea has Us months, Glenney’s are donalln.g 'S committee. His ideas are worked suit of pajamas. John I. Olson I;' stockinged feet on the Pedo-Graph. He will out in co-operation with groups of donating a beautiful picture tha’ then explain and demonstrate how the correct other people. He sttt other men to will add .greatly to the beauty ot Dr. Scholl Foot Comfort Appliance or Remedy thinking. 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,.,3 t •• •*'J . MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1928, PAGE SIX at a food. JERRY FAY TO STAY, WITN^ESTEL “ The storekeeper said he had DAILY RADIO PROGRAM TOWN’S FDiANCIAL STANMNC seme crackers left, but w.hen he heard I was leaving the island he COACH CLOVERLEAVES Tuesday, September 18. 9-30 8:30—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) Leading DX Stations. SVM&IARV AND ESTIMATE STORYDF STORMrefused, to sell them to me, sayln.i 12:00 11:00—Two orchestras. EXPBNDirUKBS others were in more need.’.’ with a musical program made up ot rn^W TA M . CLEVELANU-7S)0. (DST) (ST> *•00 6:00—Concerts: tmseball scores. 476.9—W8B, ATLANTA—W . 1928 Estimate iWllliam P. Gelpl on his way to the numbers which have proven most 8:80 7:80—W EAF programs (2 hr».) 1927 1928 Sel. Will Not Play Pro Footba'^ popular during its summer season ol 8'30 7:80—WEAF progs. t2\4 hrs.) Net tor year George' Washington University saio 11:00 10:00—Recital! dance musla 10:30 9:30—Myer’a recording orch. Net Orders After All, He Has Finally broadcasting, the Eveready hour wilt 1:15 12:15—Capitol theater review. Cost 8-15-29 he had such very narrow escapes present the last of its summer pro­ 635.4— WTIC., HARTFORD—560. Appropriation Cost Other E^p. 62&-KYW. CHICAGO—870. 94,562.68 First Survivors From Porto that never again will he fear deatli. Decided. grams through WEAK and associated X'OO 7:00—Canadlen lur trappers. Almshouse .. 95,382.98 97,997.02 stations at 9 o'clock. At this time, 8'30 7:30—WEAF Selberllng singers 27 6:27—Baseball scores: organist. “ It was like shadow boxing,” he 9100 8:00—Sliver Bell Banlo family. Outside Alms for the first time on the air, a selec­ 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (354 hrs.) 16,925.88 21,551.65 17,241.69 said. “ One would see a roof blown tion from the Ziegfeld musical com­ 9:30 8:30—Musical program. 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—770. and Hospitals Rico Reach New York away and would duck as It passed. edy success, "Showbojit*’ will be giv­ 10:00 9:00—WEAF Eskimos orchestra Jerry Fay, former director of the 10:30 9:30—Theater organ recItaU 8:1b 7:15—Organ, orchestra, songa. 921,804.37 822,000.00 Trees, houses, great blocks of con­ en. and "Old Man River," the song 422.3-WOR, NEWARK-710. 9:00 8:00—Collegiaiis; ballads. Charities T'l. 929,548.57 Community Club, a graduate and hit of a famous Broadway production, 7 6,917.41 74,578.39 76.000. 00 crete were flying in every direction will be played. A banjo solo by John 8:00 7:00—Main street sketches. 11:00 10:00—CluBsical concerL Highways . . . 6b.186.30 15.000. 00 City. and you had to keep a sharp look star athlete at Grdv" City College, 9:00 8:00—Simmon's Show Boat with 12:45 11:4.5—I,.omburdn's dance cduslc. 15,155.58 15,155.58 said this morning that he had d«^ Call will be the feature of the hour. the drama, "Hand of the Oiling ...... 2.500.00 ciit to dodge them. A rural drama In three acts entitled 365.6—W EBH.W JJO. CHICAGO—IfifO. 443.61 2,435.72 2.435.72 cided to abandon the idea of play­ ••’The Hand oi the l.*w" la to be pre­ • Law." 8:30 7:30— WEAF Selberllng singers.. Garage 11,104.21 5.000.00 “ I (ion’t believe there's a sugar 10:00 9:00—Radio industries banquet. Con. Gutters. 10,080.82 11,1(^4.21 New York,, Sept. 18.— Vivid de­ ing professional league football this sented by Hank Simmons and His 333.1-WBZ, NEW ENGLAND-900. 9:00 8:00—Theater preaenlatlnns. mill left standing on the island. Show Boat trouiie at 9 o’clock through 8:30 8:30—Monaeheart children . Walk & Curb, fail a.s he had first planned. in­ the Columbia stations. The program 7:00 6:00— l..oew'8 dunce orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Theater preseiiiatlona. 20.314.08 ^ 6,549.56 3,450.44 scriptions of death and destruction Whole, towns wete blown away." 7:30 6:30—WJZ artist enterUliimcnt 0^00 Most of the ho.spitaIs were ren­ stead, he will coach the Clover- will be opened with a brief musical 8:00 7:00—WJZ Stromberg-Carlson. 12:00 11:00—Artists entertaiunient. wrought by the hurricane that introduction and Hank Simmon's own Walk & Curb, 0.00 dered useless, Gelpi said. He tol:l leaves, former town football cham­ 8:30 7:30-^SHllortown program. 416.4—WON-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. 4,896.70 0.00 0.00 pions and play with the Travelers explanation of the show and then 9:00 8:00—W EAF Eveready hour. 2B •«••••* swept Porto Rico were given today ot seeing attendants hurrying to company launches Into the acting of 9:00 8:00—WJZ tone pictures. Shoe Company team of Hartford. 10:20 9:20-Concert Rrogrem- 10:00 9:00—Soprano, male quartet. Walk & Curb, 0.00 by the first survivors of the catas­ tlie garage of one hospital to get the drama. At 10 o’clock this some 11:05 10:05—Quintet; artists. 7.268.56 13,719.47 1,765.88 Fay .said that a contract woulfi, be chain of broadcasters will feature Vin 491.5— W EAF, NEW YORK—610. 26 ...... trophe to arrive .in New York. cut the ambulances. 6‘OU 5:00—Waldorf-Astoria music. 12:00 11:00—Dream ship: Irlends. drawn up and signed today regard­ cent Lopez and his orchestra, who in 12:45 11:45—Drake dance music. Walk & Curb, 6, 000.00 Almost unbelievable stories . of “ Just as they arrived, the garage turn, will feature Rudyard Klplings 6:55 8:55—Baseball scores. 0.00 0.00 0.00 ing his work, with the Cloverleavea. 6:00—Voters’ Service, 344.6— WLS. CHICAGO—870. '2 8 ...... friends killed before their eyes, dfl' soared away and the ambulances Lamous song "The Road to Mandalay 7:00 8,123.36 8,123.36 25.000. 00 This will be the first time the north 7:30 6:30—Soconyland sketch. 8:00 7:00—Scrap book; artists. Storm Sewers 9,840.20 homes blown skyward, of faminu I were bowled over and over and set to music by Oley Speaks. De­ 7:00—Musical miniatures 3,467.21 3,467.21 3.000. 00 tails ot the Radio Industries banquet 8:00 8:20 7:20—Songs: The Angelus. New Bridges. 3,406.31 and pestilence that stalked through smashed against buildings.” end-team has ever been under a 8:30 7:30—Selberllng entertainers. 447.5_WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—«7Q. will be broadcast at 10 by all the sta­ 8:00—Eveready hour, featuring the little island in the wake of th(c paid coach and th expectations are tions associated with the N. B. G and 9:00 9:00 8:00—WOR Columbia houro. Center Street 0.00 Among the other survivors arriv­ popular music. 5,011.12 54.374.09 54,374.09 that his efforts will Improve the the Columbia system. HIghllghU for 11:00 10:00—Amos ’n’ Andy; orch. Imp’vem’t . 4,835.39 5.000. 00 devastating winds were told by ing here were Francisco P. Nocera, WIP. of I’hlladelphia. Include the La 10 :0 0„ 9:00—Radio industries banquet 12:00 11:00—Studio dance music, 3.380.74 10,388.63 team Immensely. Fay was to have 464.3_WJZ, NEW YORK-060. Cemeteries .. persons arriving on the liner San Jr., bound for the University of Gltnna trio at S. a mandolin string en­ 499.7— W FAA, DALLAS—600. Garbage Col­ Lorenzo. reported to i’ortsmoulh, Ohio, t(v semble at 8iS0 and' the Wanderer a 6:00 o:00—Orchestra: baseball. *15,740.90 15,740.90 17.000. 00 Maryland, and A. P. Devalle of 6:30 6:30— Burns Broelieis hour. 11:00 10:00—Studio program. lection . . . . 15.323.95 This ship, anchored off San Juan day, but decided last night to stay male quartet at 9. Beat beta for the 12:00 11:00—Bridge lesson; mualo. the University of Michigan. They fans of WJZ are characterizations by 7:00 6:00—Blind Foundation program Parks, T. W. when the hurricane struck, broke recalled that it was just thirtv in Manchester and engage In other 7:30 6:30-In memory’s garden. 374.8—w o e , DAVENPORT—BOO. 12,518.82 ' 12,302.47 13.500.00 Alfred .Shirley at 8:30 and Dutch Mas­ & Spraying 10,260.15 her cables several times, but later years ago September 13 that thf; business in addition to football. „ ters' minstrels one hour later. 8:00 7:00—Rhythmic ripples. 10:00 9:00—W EAF radio banqOeL Mr. Fay v;ill not resume his work 8:30 7:30—Alfred Shirley presents 12:00 11:00—Two orchestras. Parks, T. W. managed to strike out to sea safe­ previous- hurricane swept their Dickens characterizations, 0.00 0.00 0.00 as director of the Community Club, Wave lengths in meters on left of 325.9— KOA, DENVER—920. & Sp. '26 B 2,321.29 ly. island home. stations title, kilocycles on the right. 9:00 8:00—Tone pictures with chorls 9:30 8:30—Brown dinner music. Parks, T. W. Ralph B. Guljarro, Porto Rican he said. . ' Times are Eastern Daylight Saving ters. soprano. 10:00 9:00—W EAF radio banqueL 0.00 197.53 8:30— Dutch Masters’ minstrels, & Sp. '27 B 0.00 0.00 fight promoter, was in San Juan on R. K. Anderson, a member of the and Eiistern Standard. Black face 9:30 535.4— WHO. DES MOINES—WO, 24,479.86 25.000. 00 type Indicates best features. 10:00 9:0O-7Radlo Industrie! banquet 24,257.58 24,479.86 Sept. 13 when the hurricane did board of directors of the organiza­ iiiiio 10:00—Slumber music. . 8:30 7::i0—Trio; soloists; Victorians. St. Lights ... 34,562.51 35,00(j.00 U:U0 8:00—Wl-'-AF Eveready hour. 32.399.56 39,978.42 Its most terrible damage. He sailed tion, said today that no meeting had Leading East Stations. 348.6— W lP, PHILADELPHIA—SbO. Police 385,824.56 385.497.59 385,000.00 START RESTORATION OF been called yet to act on Mr. Fay’s 8:00 7:00—La Gltana trio. 10:30 9:30—Iu.«tnimental trio, songs. Schools ...... 274,787.49 500.00 the next day, not knowing whether 8:30 7:30—Mandolin string ensemble 12:00 11:00—Orchestra, Victorians. 376.88 486.65 485.65 successor. Mem. Bay .. 5. 000. 00 his relatives had survived. He does 2°2®^WPQ, ATLANTIC CITY-1100, 9:00 8:00—Wanderer’s male quartet. 499.7—W BAP, FORT W ORTH—600. 4,667.71 6,096.39 5,014.98 not know yet, for he has been uti- 8:00 7:00—Castlllian’s orchestra. 10:00 9:00—lOmo's movie broadcast. 11:30 10:3)1—Musical program. Bd. oi Health , PARK STREET CURBING 1,104.27 1,346.90 660.63 1 200.00 8:30 7:30—Eethel Dobson's vocalists 10:30 9:30—Two dance orchestras. 2:00 1:00—Theater fieBliires. Bldg. Insp. . 9,600.00 able to establish communication 9:00 s:00—Trio; musical inald.s. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. 7,761.31 8,899.95 8.899.95 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. County Taxes 22. 000. 00 with them. 10:30 9:30—Daugherty's orchestra. 6:30 5:.30—Studio ensemble. 12:00 11:00—N. U: C, pM>g)au)S. 20,821.17 21,384.50 21,384.50 “ The hurricane's fury reached 285.5—WBAL, BALTlMOPi. -1050, 6:55 6:5.5—Baseball scores; orert. State Tax . .. 4,865.94 5,000.00 7:30 G:30—Studio dinner music. 1:00 l2:Uli—Moore's concert orch. Military Tax . 4,217.14 4,865.94 Its height at 2 o’clock the afternoon T h e 8:00 7:00—WJZ programs (2’.i hrs.) 2:00 1:00—Dattce orcbesiru. Men in the employ of the Jlan- 8:30 7:30—Soprano, piani.si. 10:00 9:00—Sacred song recital. Conn. River 1 of September 16," he said. “ You 9:00 8:00—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) 461.6— WCAE. PITTSBURGH—660. 405.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—740. 491.53 340.00 9:00 8:00—Southern Sunshine hour, 630.99 491.53 cannot even imagine how that wind chester Constructioa C impany this O i o i c e 508.2— WEEI, BOSTON—590. 7::io 6:30—Bncle Gimbee; time. Bridge Tax 8:00 7:00—n igrim s entertainment. 8:00 7:00—W EAF progs. ti>« ) 10:00 9:00—WEAF radio banquet. 2nd District 250.00 blew. I was told it reached a velo­ morning started resetting the curb­ 8:.30 7:30—WEAF programs 12 hrs.) 405.2— WFI. PHILADELPHIA—7‘>U. 12:05 11:05—Long’s orchestra. 235.14 211.77 211.77 city of 200 miles an hour. 461.3— WNAC, BOSTON—650. Stock Tax . ing on Park street, from Main . . a 6:45 5:45—Baseball scores. 254.1-WRVA. RICHMOND—1180. “ I saw heavy zinc roofs blown 6:35 6:3.5—Bine’s dance orchestra. 8:25 7:25—OiKuri recital: chbiies. 3rd District 600.00 street, west to the west line of ihe 7:00 6:00—W EAF programs (5 hre.) 26.75 0.00 0.00 bodily from houses, saw peasaiil 7:11 6:11—Ann).' ii' Andy. 280.2— WHAM. ROCHES I ER—1070. 10:00 !):U0—WEAF Radio banquet.. Stock Tax . house recently vacated by Dr. W. R.- 7'30 6:30—Orchestra; organist. 7:15 0:1.5-Baseball scores; stocks. 12:00 11:00—Richmond dance music. 4th District huts picked; up and tossed about 8:30 7:30—Sale string quartet. 10.00 Tinker, which was waslied out by 7:30 6:30—WJZ programs (1 hr.) 422.3—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710. Stock Tax . 28.29 4.61 4.61 like chips on the sea. 9:00 8:00— WOR Columbia houri. 8:30 7:30—Odenhuch’s trio, ploy. heavy rains while the b-.illding at 11:15 10:15—Rhode’ s orchestra. 12:00 11:00—N, B C. programs. 5th . District Houses Disappear 302.8—WGR, BUFFALO—990. 9:00 8:00—Little musical Journeys. 1:00 12:00—Great composers hour. 7.86 7.86 10.00 Main and Park streets was being 10:00 9:011—Organist: midshipmen. 2:00 1:00—Beans: trocaderans. Stock Tax . 0.00 “ 1 saw bouses literally blown 6:30 5:30— Van Surdam’s orchestra. 379.5—WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. from sight. They would be tossed e”ectfcd. The section of cU' bing that 7:00 6 :0 0 -W EAF programs (5 hrs.) . 348.6—KJR, SEATTLE—860. 6th District 0.00 545.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 12:55 11:5.5—Tim e: weather; markets. 1:00 12:00—Orchestra, baritone, tenor. Stock Tax . 605.58 ’ 610.91 610.91 up into the air apd would vanish was washed out was fenced in and 6:30 6:30—Maggie’s orchestra. 6:00 5:00—Stocks: baseball scores, • pedestrians on the north aide of 6:30 6:30—Ten Eyck dinner music. 2:00 1:00—Tw o dunce orchestras. 7th District more swiftly than airplanes, RADIO ^TUBES' 7:30 6:30—Ampico music hour. 344.8—WCBD, ZION—870. 299.69 299.69 300.00 Park street had to walk in the road. 9:00 8:00—WOR Columbia hours. 7:00 6 :0 0 -W EAF programs (1 hr.) Stock Tax . 352.21 “ I saw persons whom I knew 8:00 7:00—Agrculfurnl program. 9:00 8:00—Mandolin and guitar club. This added to the danger of an al­ 428.3—W LW , CINCINNATI—700. mixed quartet, artiats. 8th District struck down by flying debris and 9:00 8:00—Qondolyrlcs hour. 8:30 7:30—\VEAF progs. (3% hrs.) 442.14 442.14 500.00 ready bad condition 'ni th..t street. Secondary DX Stations,. Stock Tax . 620.10 killed. The zinc roofs caused a ter­ Secondary Eastern Stations 9 th District rible toll of life. A piece of zinc The staging has been pulled 275.1—WORD. BATAVIA-1090. , FOR RADIO 1 245.8— WKRC, CINCINNATI—1220. 394.6— WHN. NEW YORK—760. Stock Tax . 1,839.64 1,549.71 1.549.71 2 200.00 would come whizzing through the down on the south side of the new 1 11:00 10:00—Movies: children’s prog. 7:30 8:3(1—Music: artists (4 hrs.) 10:00 9:00—Bible Instructions. 370.2—W LW L, NEW YORK—810. 288.3—WENR, CHICAGO—1040. S. M. F. Dist. air strike down persons and con- building and the walks will be j SERVICE 12:00 11:00—Dunce orchestra. 0.00 1,668.46 0.00 361.s_WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 7:05 0:05—Organ recital; violinist. 7:00 6:00—Organ; arll.oia; stocks. Stock Tax . 1,668.46 tinue on its way. wider than . formerly. But in the ] 8:30 7:30—W EAF programs (2 hrs.) 7:30 6:30—Talk; operatic bits. 9:00 8:00—Samovar orch; artiats. Child Welfare 2, 000.00 2. 000.00 2,000.00 0.00 “1 saw one man trying to cut meantime the temporary board j PHONE 1988 10:30 9:30—Musical bouqiieL 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 305.9—W HT, CHICAGO—980. Truck & Trac, 12,850.00 5.000. 00 5.000. 00 3, 000.00 his way through the ruins of his walk has been removed and until j 11:00 10:00—Castle Farm orchestra. 8:40 7 :4 0 -Lyric soprano; pianists. 9:30 8:30—Artists; ramblers, Have you heard the new 9:20 8:20—Security league talk. High School home. the walks are relald pedestrians i 265.3—W HK, CLEVELAND—1130. 10:00 9:00—Concert ensemble. 0.00 7;no—Beau Brummel’s hour. 9:30 8:30—B. K. Marcus’ dinner. 10:30 9:30—Vour hour league. & Ct. Co. . 0.00 232,601.49 232,201.49 “ I turned away for a moment; will have to share the roadway j Majestic Electric Radio? 8 l30 7;.30—Studio entertainment. 10:00 9:00— Radio Industries banquet. 3.315.99 5, 000.00 365.6— W eSH . PORTLAND—820. 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. Trade School 6,230.9^ 4,410.99 when I looked again the man had with automobiles and teams. | 9:ii0 8:00—WOR program.^ (3 hrs.) 0.00 0.00 7:00 6:00— WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 11:30 lu:30—Sliep’s oorn dance. 47,376.97 0.00 no head, The staging on tile two story | Barstow Radio 440.9— WeX-WJR. DETROIT—680. Adm. Bldg. . , 8:00 7:00—WJZ Stromberg-Carlson. 9:00 8:00—Studio concert. l:()() 12:00—Amos 'n' Atidyi tenor. Administra’n 9,560.63 10,948.35 10.948.35 11 000.00 “ Few buildings were left stand­ building, the northly one of the 8:30 7:30—Business talk; trio. 10:00 9 :0 0 -WICAF Eskimos orch. 1:15 12:15—.School days; gang. 2,059.05 2,059.05 2, 000.00 Service 293.9—WSYR. SYRACUSE—1020. Adv. & Prt. . 2.455.11 ing in San Juan, They just disap­ group of two buildings has been re­ 10:00 9:00—Manuel girls: orchestra. 499.7-KTHS. HOT SPRINQS-600. 1,748.50 1,748.50 2.500.00 First Majestic Dealer in Town. 11:00 iO:o0—Red Apple Club program. 7:30 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 9:45 8:45—Tenor; philosopher. Elec. Exp. . . 2,429.75 peared. Trees were plucked from moved and most ot that m the one 8,371.73 12, 000.00 210 .Middle. Turnpike.East 352.7—WWJ, DETROIT—850. 8:30 7:30—Quartet orchestra. 10:10 9:10—Concert trio: baritone. Assess. & Col. 8,618.10 8,371.73 the ground as you or I would pick s'ory section Is also down. In a 10:00 9:00—Meryl's requests. 370.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—810. South Manchester 8:30 7:30— WEAF programs <2 bra.) 10:30 9:30—Educational radiogram, Mun. & Ct. flowers. short time the walks will again be 10:30 9:30—Dance music (3 hrs.) 10:00 9:00—W EAF radio banquet. 7.741.11 5,585.49 5.582.49 5.500.00 Trees Tossed About 356.9—CKCL, TORONTO—840. 1:45 12:45—NIghthawk frolic. Bldg. . . . . open on that side of Main street. 475.9—CNRA, MONCTON—630. 7:00 6 :0 0 -I’opular music; trio. 2,746.54 4,227.09 3,860.84 4.000. 00 “ Many of the trees in San Juan 416.4—KHJ. LOS ANGELES-720. Mlsc...... 9:00 8:00—Instrumental quartet. 8:30 7:30—Radio HawaHans. Bond Paym’t. 50,000.00 58,000.00 58,000.00 81,000.00 are surrounded by cement blocks 10:00 9:00—Soprano, piano, reader. 9:00 8:00—Simpson opera hour. 12:00 11:00—N, U. C. program. 50,000,00 11:00 10:00—Little concert orch. 11:0(1 10:0(1—Goldkefte’s orchestra. 1:00 12:00—Studio musical program. Interest . . . . . ’ 36,476.89 45,781.91 45,781.91 and the roots have grown into 309.1—WABC, NEW YORK—970. 468.5—WRC, WASHINGTON—640. 336.9— WSM, NASHVILLE—890. Dog Tax 75% these blocks. It was a common 7:45 6:45—Musical program. 7:31) 6:30—Lotus dance music. 2.200.00 8:00 7 :0 0 -W EAF programs (4 hrs.) State ...... 2,195.60 2,191.67 2,191.67 sight to see these trees, cement 8:45 7:45—Songs, talk: orchestra. 8:00 7:00—W EAF programs (4 hrs.) 2. 000. 00 2. 000. 00 2. 000. 00 10:00 5:00—Orchestra; club program. 12:00 11:00—New Madrlllon orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Concert; xylophonIsL Library ...... 1.500.00 blocks and all, blown high into the I Town Court . 7.289.01 . 7,902.13 7.902.13 8,000.00 air, tossed up and down and then State Po. Ord. 0.00 28.00 28.00 25.00 hurled against homes. Notes Paid . . 0.00 600,000.00 600.000.00 i 0.00 “ The flooded rivers laso claimed TOWN PLAYERS TO U Y Select. Cash . 0.00 0.00 30.872.71 0.00 a staggering toll of life,” Guijarro Money Due .. 0.00 0.00 20,073.03 0.00 said. “ Some streams were choked Foreign News Bal. 8-15-28.. 0.00 30,421.55 30,421.55 0.00 with dead and all bridges were WTIC DOWN DEFINITE PLANS Deficit for year 30,872.71 washed out. “ All wires were blown down, Travelers Insurance Co. In $850,324.93 $1,795,734.85 $1,795,734.85 $903,155.68 there were no lights and most of Hartford Expect to Get Returns That the. reservoirs were destroyed, Will Enable Them to Stage RECBIl^TS ruining the water supply. You 535.4 m. 560 k. c. Cable Flashes Plays Better. 1927 1928 1928 could not buy food, no matter if Net Receipts Gross Receipts Net Receipts your pockets were bulging with After a conference between Miss Bal. 8-15-26 .$ 719.38 0.00 0.00 money. Do Your Legs Grow Tired Easily?- $ 26,525.01 0.00 Program for Tuesday London, Sept. 18— Lord Durham, Edythe Schultz, president of the Bal. 8-15-27 . 0.00 $ 26,525.01 “ Reports of the damage to the Do Your Feet a)iil Ankles Swell and Inflame 6:25 p. m. Summary of Program Town Players, and Miss Viola I^a Bal. 8-15-28 . 0.00 0.00 0.00 crops have not been exaggerated. one of the largest land owners in 2,927.46 2,922.23 2,922.23 3,000.00' The coffee crop, valued at $20,- and News Bulletins. England, died today at the age of Fonde, new director of the Flayers, Dog Licenses . and Get So Sore You Gan Hardly Walk? Dog Licenses 000,000, is a total loss and It was 6:30 Waldorf-Astoria Dinner Music 73, replacing Miss Ruth Calhoun, a 6:55 Baseball Scores. meeting of the directors, officers Unexpended 1,583.27 1,570.06 1,570.06 1,500.00 the best crop In ten years. The 500.00 380.00 380.00 350.00 sugar cane all was bloiyn down and 7:00 Voters’ Service— ‘‘The Pro­ Berlin, Sept. 18— President von and chairmen of committees was Peddlers” Lie. Have You Varicose or gress of the Campaign” — Dr. x'.l- called at 8:30 Thursday night at Pool Rm. Lie. 106.92 94.17 94.17 100.00 all fruits and vegetables destroy­ Hindenburg, in a speech at Oppeln, 9,581.71 9,581.71 8,000.00 bert Shaw, Editor— Review of Upper Silesia, made the strongest the School street Rec. Miss LaFonde Court Orders. 8,340.77 ed. Swollen Veins and Bunches Reviews — “ The Machinery of has entered into the spirit of the Int. on Dep. . 145.93 305.47 305.47 300.00 “ One could not tell, what the protest of his presidential career 298.20 Voting” — Mrs. W. W. Ramsey of against the detachment of German Players and Is anxious to get the Penalty Tax.. 785.16 29.8.20 0.00 winds would do. I saw a heavy Near the Ankle or Knee • Chicago and Miss Elizabeth St. Corp. Tax 20,724.90 18,639.63 18,639.63 18,000.00 building blown to pieces, a peas­ soil for annexation by Poland, said current season under way at the State — Com­ ant’s home carried almost out of To stop the misery, pain or soreness, help reduce the dan­ Hauser of Girard, Ohio. a dispatch from'Oppeln today. He earliest possible date. By so doing 7:30 Sconyland Sketches from N. mon Sch’ls. 4,911.75 5,049.00 5,049.00 5,000.00 sight and large concrete buildings gerous swollen veins and strengthen the legs, use Moones was quoted as saying: it is hoped that it will bfe possible State — Eve­ disappear into the ground, ' all Emerald Oil. This clean, powerful, penetrating yet safe B.C. Studios. “ For us Germans it will always for the players to present at least 8:00 Piano Recital— ning Sch’ls 1,405.24 0.00 0.00 1,400.00 within a short space of time.” antiseptic healing oil is obtainable at all first-class^ drug be unexplainable why, despite a tnree shows during the season. Suite Bergamasque— . . Debussy So. Windsor Another Witness . 8tor6s> plebiscite, a large part of Upper The Town Player’s since they Tuition . .. 677.34 • Raril L. Ramos, Porto .^icau In hundreds of cases Moone’s Emerald. Oil has given a. Prelude Silesia was given to Poland. In­ 0.00 0.00 ' 600.00 h. Menuet first organized have been slowly 1 Bolton Tuit’u 430.24 0.00 0.00 350.00 who arrived here to attend Yale blessed relief. Get a bottle today. Use it for Ulcers, Old dustrial districts were torn in two surely drawing away from i Sel. Cash Ac. Sores, Broken "Veins and Troublesome Cases of Eczema. c. Clair de Lune despite the unequal economic situ­ 11,370.07 45,128.79 14,256.08 0.00 Medical Schoc»!, told of his desper­ d. Passepied standardized faults of the major Bal. Due App. 0.00 ate fight to reach San Juan ' to MC;^nell Drug Company, South Manchester, says your money ation thus created.’’ 0.00 0.00 20,073.03 Laura C. Gaudet, Staff Pianist of such amateur organizations,, Dep. Fund .. 109.50 251.74 251.74 200.00 catch the ship. "back if it does not help. 8:15 ‘ -Speaking of Sports” — Arthur eluding productions of themes, State Non- “ It was impossible to drive over Friedrichshafen, Germany, Sept. B. McGinley, Sports Editor, Hart­ longer of interest to’ the aven . English . . . 489.33 0.00 0.00 500.00 the roads,” he said; “ It was al­ 18— The first trial flight of the new theatergoer, slow, dragging p most impossible to walk; I finally ford Times. German dirigible “ Count Zeppelin” St. Libraries. 0.00 100.00 100.00 100.00 8 30 Seiberling Simgers from N.B. formances, unlearned parts, si Temp. Notes got to San Juan by literally cutting C. Studios. scheduled for this morning, was cues, poor makeups, poorly arra; postponed owing to contrary winds, Received .. (),00 635,000.00 635,000.00 0.00 a path through the debris with a ):00 Bacon “ Silver Bell” Banjo ed stages and ineffective light! Rec. on Bond, Hour with Pizzitola’s Strummers br. Hugo Eckener, director of the “ I was sick at first as I stum­ Zeppelin works, said he hoped to In so doing they have built uP Qn Trust . . . . . 56,252.80 76,412.56 76,412.56 0.00 of Holyoke. Massachusetts a following that enjoys attend Rec. on Bond, bled over'the-dead, but after a Joseph F. Pizzitola, Director. make a flight later in the day. A time I grew accustomed to it. large crowd gathered at the hangar all the presentations offered by ' H. School, The Bacon “ Silver Bell” Banjo Players. etc...... 0.00 233,123.89 233,123.89 0.00 “ I was thirsty and hungry hut Hour will present a half hour of to see the huge balloon take the Among the spectators was the Pageantry; a feature of so mi Personal Tax. 16,000.00 I realized I could not get a thing plectral music by Pizzitola’s of these organizations, after ( Town Tax , . . 724,625.96 740,352.39 740,352.39 827,682.65 until I reached the ship. I stopped Strummers of Holyoke, Mass., Maharajah of Patiala with a suit m Deficit ...... 14,218.91 0.00 30,872.71 from the Studios of WTIC. of 15 persons. The club is made up of seven in­ $850,324.93 $1,795,734.85 $1,795,734.85 $903,155.68 struments— two tenor banjos, Palma Majorca, Spain, Sept. 18 two mandolin banjos, two — Gen. Weyler, former Spanish governor general of Cuba, received amateur, did not offer equal ad­ NOTE: The items under expenditures of “ Selectmen’s Cash rhythm banjos and a cello banjo. vantages to the Town Players. $30,872.71” and “ Money Due $20,073.03” are de- Mr. Pizzitola has chosen a pro­ numerous messages of congratula­ tion today upon his ninetieth birth­ The basis on which the Players deduoted from various appropriations to show net gram made up of popular and costs. semi-classic numbers which he day which he celebrated on Mon­ have co-operated with outside knows will prove a pleasing half day. Despite his advanced age he organizations in the past gave the hour. is in good health and active. Players practically no return for OLD VETER.IN DIES I Italian Medley their work. This year it is likely HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS ICE CREAM II One More Night (Fox trot) Burgos, Spain, Sept. 18— Twen­ that there will be a readjustment Wlnsted, Conn., Sept. 18.— Col )- ' IS ONE OP THE FEW THINGS WE EAT III My Flue Ridge Mountain ty-four railway coaches filled with of their working agreement. Not nel Samuel B. Horne, who was the Home. (Foxtrot) , passengers became detached from that the Players desire any financial HAVE SOCIAL EVENING first resident of Wlnsted to answer - IN WHICH _ • IV Piano Solo. the locomotive between Barrios and return for themselves but they Lincoln’s call to arms in 1861, died V Beside a Lazy Stream (Fox Molina today, running on a down hope to raise sufficient funds to here today after a long Illness from PLEASURE AND SUBSTANTIAL FOOD VALUE \ trot) hill grade towards the latter city. have a stage set or two constructed Hunt Treasure, Eat Hot Dogs the effects of old age. He was taken The railway authorities at ,Malina to replace the only set they have to Litchfield county hospital last VI Fairy Gold (Overture) and Sing at Highland Park a r e COMBINED VII El Dorado (Tango) were warned by telephone and piled been able to secure for their pro­ evening. VIII Get Out and Get Under the hay upon the tracks' bringing the ductions in the past. This was at , Club. Born in Ireland In 1843 young Moon (Fox trot) cars to a standstill. The passen­ times totally unadapted for the play Horne came to this country in early 9:30 Howard tJorrect Time. gers were panic stricken. being produced. life, and after his Civil War career The first of the annual series of 9:30 Fifth Annual Radio Industries The entire policy of the coming entered public life. He was United MANCHESTER DAIRY ICE CREAM Manchester High School faculty so­ Banquet. season will be drawn up by the States counsel to the Danish, West HELICOPTER SUCCESSFUL cial gatberiugs was held last even­ Indies from 1890 to 1894, and on 11:00 Governor Smith’s campaign officers at their meeting Thursday ing at the Highland Park Commu­ As a Dessert is a/joy to every member of the family address from Omaha, Neb. Paris, Sept. 18.— Achieving the night. The program will then he the State Labor Commission from nity Club. Thirty-six persons were 1895 to 1899. Previously, in 1884 and a pleasure to eat—at the same time it is providing 12:00 Midn. iiews and Weather, voted on at the first meeting of the present. first flight ever attempted over the he was in the- State Legislature. English channel by helicopter, the Players, which will be held some­ One of the features of the even­ them with substantial food values. Eat it the year time during the following week. Colonel Horne had been married MAID C03TFESSES THEFT Spanish inventor Don Juan Decier- ing was a treasure bunL The trgil nearly fifty-seven years, he and his New Canaan, Conn., 18— Eugenia va arrived at the Stinglevert air led from the High School to the wife celebrating their fifty-sixth an­ round for health and pleasure. field at 11:06 a. m„ piloting the BANK IS CLOSED School Street dump, tp.. the High­ Arbella, a maid in the home of Mrs. niversary last October. He Is sur­ Your neighborhood store or favorite drug store or Arthur McMullen, Canoe Hill, for “ Cierva Autogiro.” The helicopter land Park cabin, to' the stone vived by his wife and one daug'n- came from Croydon on the out­ Woonsocket, R. L, Sept. 18 bridge, to the roof of the eiiibbouse. the last eight days, left town today ter. soda shop carries it. under the prorfiise of never return­ skirts of London. The airman said Citizen’s National Bank was closed Miss Helen Nute finally found the ing to the state again. She left be­ that, after refueling, he would hop today by order of tha bank examin­ prize, a five-pound box of marsh­ hind a signed confession in which for Abbeville^ thence to Le Bourget ers. The bank was controlled by mallows, in the br&nches of a ’ tree she described taking a |1,500 pearl where he expected to land at 3 local men and was the depository of behind the clubhouse. PIE FQB ALL necklace from her employer. A o’clock. The helicopter was so many textile workers. The teachers dealt with an out­ Cream justice of the *peace court today speedy it quickly outdistanced the door menu consisting ot roast’ i London,— The village of Denby suspended sentence when the maid regular airplane that escorted it. A man in Albuquerque was held corn, hot dogs and coffee Dale recently undertook a big job. pleaded guilty to the theft of the for drinking 18 tins of canned Other games were played .nd A huge pie, 15 feet by 4 feet thick Phone 525 jewelry. The necklace was missed The headline, “ Robinson Hits heat. There’s a case for news­ there was unison singing. Th- par­ was made. It contained beef, mut­ on Friday and the court was ^told ■Whisperers,” reminds us that whia- papermen to invqstigate^just ty broke up in time to get h .ue be­ ton, kidney and pot^oes. It was that it was found selved inside the pr and speakeasy sound alike but what could a man hold whb could fore the heavy shower which came sold and the proceeds went to it a maid’s coat. are two different things. drink 18 tins of canned heat? suddenly about 9:30. infirmary. P A G E SE V E N MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,192a

Cradle Roll Party. I What a Whale of a Differ3nce a Few Words Ma) ) The annual Cradle Roll party of the Union Congregational clnircb Rockville will be held Saturday afternoon from 3 until 5: An entertainment 7 Manchester Heights Makes Bid has been planned for the amuse­ ^ {j>o h*or Fish and Game Club Trials. ment of joung and old, with games and refreshments. The superin­ CHOQSS The Rockville Fish and Game tendent, Mrs. Emmaline Ludwig, For Recognition; Neighborhood Club will hold its third anuai field invites all children of the cradle TO RUN 1 trial on Sept. 22 and 22 at the Car- roll with their mothers to be pres­ roll farm on South street. There ent and any mother who has not as will be three events, an all-age yet enrolled her children may do so Merchants Request Patronage stake, open derby and membership at this time. stake. The first will be for point Snipsic Hook's Trip. ers, setters and wire haired point­ The Snipsic Hook and Ladder ing Griffins of all ages. The second Company report a most wonderful As late as 1904 those people liv­ is one of the newest stores in the either from their .own garden or is open to all and the third is for j time on their annual trip to New ing on the east side of Manchester Heights district. It is also one of from some one of tbe truck gar­ dogs owned by members of the York City. While there they at­ were confined to points west of the stores that carries a complete deners of Manchester. This is a club. Spruce street, whictf was not an line of choice meats. Lantierl also feature that residents of the tended the play “ Rosalie” after Heights appreciate more and more Trophies valued at $400 will be which they took a trip to Coney exceptionally well populated street. carries a fine assortment oi gro­ awarded. The judges will be Dr. With the opening of streets on the ceries, fresh vegetables, fruits; as time goes on. Island, taking in most of the sights Felice besides having a line of James Goodwiu of Concord, Mass., left there t^o see. Saturday morn­ high land to the east a new section notions, patgnt medicines, candy, cooutxst heavy beef at reasonable prices has and A. Van Allen Thomasson of ing they enjoyed a three hour boat T h e m — started to grow. Clinton street, cigars and cigarettes. Boston. named after Clinton W. Cowles, •Lantierl features live -broilers 200 pullets for sale. They are trip around Manhattan, up the Rhode. Island Reds, one of the best Uadville Tried Tomorrow. East river, through Harlem river who was the owner of much of th* and pullets at a price that is excep­ land that was sold to the develop­ tionally reasonable. Tbe purchaser eating breeds of chickens on the Joseph Radville of Hartford, the and down the Hudson. Saturdaj’ ing company, was the first of the has the chicken killed and dressed market. They are also exceptional­ driver of the motor truck which afternoon they took in George cross streets to be developed and free of charge. ly fine layers, and several have ' cverturned on the Talcottville- White's “ Scandals” apd in the ever with the houses being erected on Lantierl first opened business in found them a fine investment for Rockvllle road resulting in the ning Ro.xy’s theater. Sunday morn­ that street soon followed the devel­ the Heights in a little store on El­ that purpose alone. death of three boys, will be tried ing they went to the Bronx and In oping of the upper ends of Oak, El- dridge street. Courteous service Squatrito’s Wednesday, Sept. 19, before Judge the afternoon took in the ball dridge. Maple and School streets. and quality merchandise soon built Sparsely settled and a .new real Edward Yeomans in the Superior game, arriving in Rockville at 10 Develops Rapidly up such a volume o business that estate development that was not Court. p. m. Sunday evening. Oak, Maple and Eldridge streets it became necessary for him to seek assured then of a successful future Benefit Dance Soon. Before City Court. were old highways In Manchester, larger quarters. Purchasing a piece did not offer a great deal of Induce- The Ellington Fire Department Four cases were presented to thirty-three feet wide, but with the of property on Clinton street he me'nt to one interested in opening a Judge John E. Fahey by Prosecu will hold another of its popular m i extension of these streets they were built himself a store and hothe. store. Squatrito, however, believed benefit dances at Sandy Beach Ball tor Dennis J. McCarthy in the carried out to the forty-feet width. Here he reopened business in Octo­ in the development o* the Heights room. Crystal Lake on Monday, Rockville City Court Mopday mcrn- It was well they were for the de­ ber of last year and with tbe aid of so in 1916 he opened tbe first store Sept. 24, with music furnished by ing. Three men, Adam Eliquack, velopment of the Heights proved the additional facilities offered by a in the northern section of that dis­ Benny Conn and his Bell Hops of Harry Serry and Louis Blckey, this was warranted. Where there larger store Is still farther increas­ trict. Groceries, vegetables and Worcester. The proceeds are to be tobacco workers, were charged with was but one building located on the ing the number of cnstomers that fruit have always been the featured for the treasury of the department. intoxication. Each wa.s fined $16.- upper part of Eldridge street pre­ patronize his store. articles at his store. 18 including costs, vious to 1904'there now live ninety Felice’ s With the development of that Burpee W. R. C. to Meet. v Henry McDermott of Hartford five families. Eldridge street from Felice’s store carries a complete district Squatrito has noticed an in­ Burpee's Woman’s Relef Corps was fined $100 and costs, of which Spruce street east is all built up aS line of groceries, vegetables and creased demand for imported goods. will hold a regular meeting $50 was remitted, \*hen he was are Maple, Oak and School streets. meats. A spirit of willingness to This demand was immediately met Wednesday. The members will found guilty of the charge of driv­ Houses have been erected on serve and desire to please have In this store and today Squatrito meet at 2 o’clock in the afternoon ing a car under the influence of GoouDGE-Ji;: Glenwood,“Norman and Florence been the factors that have made offers one of the most select and to tie quilts. A supper will be RETURKlEDtiii liquor. Policeman Peter Dowgie- FROfA |:il streets until today there are over this store well known In the complete lines of this type of goods. served at 5:30 o’clock, in charge of wicz made the arrest. BRULE f;-i 400 families living in the Heights Heights section. Felice’s specialize Fresh vegetables and a good selec­ VACATiOM the O P Q and R division. Fol­ DoiTahue Bound Over. section, now rapidly developing Into in fresh vegetables. Each day a tion of fresh fruit are Squatrito’s lowing the meeting, there will be a Thomas F. Donahue of 208 an Important residential and busi­ fresh supply is secured for the store specialties. social hour. Park Terrace, Hartford, who was ness community. To Hold Regular Shoots. found responsible for the fatal in­ John Knoll John Knoll was one of the first Owing tg an urgent demand from jury of Miss Elizabeth White, who ------A n4I> k o w ! several of the local merchants, it was injured Sunday evening, Aug. residents of the Heights to believe lias been decided that weekly 19, on Windsor avenue, was bound that a small store carrying a select 12 YEARS shoots will be held at the traps of over to the Superior Court today. line of groceries would pay. So in the Rockville Fish and Game Club. Donahue was out under bonds of December of 1915 he opened a store A Heights Neighborhood Store The first business men’s shoot will $3,000 and his case in the City waived examination and- had Dona­ New Britain World War heroes on in a building that he had built on Saturday afternoon. the upper corner of his property. be held Thursday, Sept. 20 and Court was continued several times hue bound over to the Tolland G IS COLOR COMPANY awaiting the coroner’s finding. County Superior court. The case is Both Manchester companies, to­ Thus John Knoll first came into the similar shoots will be held every gether with the other units in the life of that section of Manchester. week until further notice. William 3. Hyde of Manchester, expected to come up at the Decem­ ' Vegetables ber session of the court. FdR 169TH’S PARADE regiment, have been ordered by The first sale was a pack of Mec­ Groceries Fruit Notes. Colonel D. Gordon Hunter to re­ ca cigarettes, the choice brand that Live Chickens Soda Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Colwell and port. A fine of five dollars will be today has vanished. The purchase son, Gilbert, Jr., of Stratford spent Both Local Units to Take Part imposed on any guardsman failing was made by Charles Senkbeil. The Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ed­ to attend in default of a satisfactory second sale was made on the fol­ R. SQUATRITO PROSPECT HILL TERRACE Saturday in New Britain excuse, such as illness. The orders lowing day. The purchase was a 5- Located on Prospect Street, Between Hartford Road and ward Waite of Union street. 164 Oak Street The Delta Alpha Society of the Ceremonies. call for wearing O. D. uniforms with cent Hershey bar and was sold to Hackiiiatuck Street. service caps. William Wetherell. In these small HIGH, DRY, QUIET, CLE.AN LOCATION Rockville Baptist church will hold its montbly meeting at the home of To Company G, of Manchester, The Manchester units will as­ sales was rooted a business that has iNEAB MILLS AND BUS LINE. .BEAUTIFUL HOMES NEARBY grown with increasing rapidity as Mrs. Stephen Von Euw on Law commanded by Captain Herbert H. semble at the State Armory on Five minutes walk to Cheney m ills... .Think what a lot of Bissell, has been assigned the hon­ Main street at 12:30 prompt and the section has developed. Today time that will save for you in the course of a month or year. .. rence street Wednesday afternoon. John carries a complete line of gro­ Miss Dorothy Marshmann of Or­ ors of carrying the national and will'leave for New Britain in special Prospect Hill offers you more hours to spend with your family regiYnental colors when the 169th trolley cars from the armory at 1 ceries 0 well advertised and stand­ Enjoy lunch with them every day. chard street is spending a few days Infantry, Connecticut National o’clock. The trolleys leave New ard brands. A select line of cold We have several lots for sale as low as $1,500. in Boston. Guards, parades prior to the dedi­ Britain on the return trip at 7:15. meats, and an assortment of pastry Miss Katherine Lucchini of the cation ceremonies of a memorial for are side lines that keep customers Easy Terms. Hartford Y. W. C. A. met with the FELICE’S We will help you to finance the building of a home. coming to his little shop. leaders of girls’ work at the Union John has a habit of putting up Remember only a few lots for sale in this delightful con­ Congregational church on Monday Groceries Meats Vegetables venient location. .. .By making an early selection you have the NOTICE little mottos that he has read or a choice of the particular lot you prefer either on Prospect St. or afternoon. bit of his own philosophy based gen­ Pullets — 200 — Pullets Miss Hilda Ludwig of Orchard CASH IN NEED I Proposed order establishing erally on the Golden ' Rule. And Norwood Ave. I building and veranda lines on the Phone and one of our representatives will be pleased to call street has returned home from a John claims that his store is operat­ Ready To Lay Fine Eatinjj week’s visit with her sister, Mrs. IS A FRIEND INDEED j north side and the south side of on you. Our twenty payment plan permits ed on the Golden Rule basis. Raymond Green, of Manchester. you to pay as you ea'rn and will Kerry Street from North Street on Egnatz Reiser Rhode Island Reds T." D. FAULKNER CO. "The Union Church Mothers’ Club furnish the means to install your the east to Union Street on the Since Egnatz Reiser first opened 36 Pearl Street,* Hartford, Tel. 2-2241. will meet Wednesday evening and coal and wood for the winter. We j west, with time and place of public his little store in April 1917 he has 234 Oak Street Phone 1193-4 loan from $10 to $300 to worthy I hearing on said proposed order. Manchester Representatives all mothers interested are requested people who require ready cash taken a lot of interest in the devel­ L. S. Barr, Tel. 574-2 R. J. McKay, Tel. 879-2 to be present. Any information without obliga­ I The Selectmen of Manchester, opment of an athletic club in that Mrs. Herbert Barstow of Pleas tion. I Conn., at a meeting held Sept. 12. section. It was with his aid and ant street underwent a serious IDEAL FINANCING ;192S, acting under and pursuant interest that the Heights A. C. first operation at the Hartford hospita'. I to Section 9 (44) Special Laws of was organized and has developed ASSOCIATION, INC. i Conn., 1913, approved April 9, Monday morning. S3 Malta St. Room 40S to its present standing in the sport­ J. Arthur Drayton of ‘ Prospect Hartford, Conn, I 1913, and Sections 1-5 (452) Spec. ing circles of Manchester. The F. W. Hnwkinson, Mgr. ‘ Laws Conn. 1917, approved Oct. Heights A. C. was located in the street is spending the week in Phone 3-SC52 1st. 1917 having deemed it for the Maine. rear of Reiser’s store. Here they public good that building and ver­ Mrs. Richard Champion and son had a cozy club room free of rent. LANTIERI anda lines should be be establish­ It is understood that Reiser has \ of Chicopee, Mass., spent Sunday ed on Kerry Street, a highway in with Mr. and Mrs. George B. Milne more than once given the club a bit Groceries Fruit Vegetables the Town of Manchester, Conn., of financial aid when it needed it. Every Time Yon See an of Union street. from North Street on the east to Miss Esther ^ Mead of Salem, In the store Reiser has on dis­ NOTICE Union Street on the west, passed play several cups that the Heights Meats—Complete Line of Selected Quality Unpaid Bill —Think oS Us Mass., has been spending a few the following proposed order viz. Consolidate your debts. Maintain your credit at the stores. days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. has won in the different Ordered: Subject to the provl-i leagues or events it has entered in. William Mead of Grove street. sions of said Sections that the fol­ Live Broilers, Pullets Dressed Free repaid $5 monthly, plus lawful interest Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bodman of Notice is hereby given to ail per­ The younger element of the Heights sons liable to pay taxes In the lowing lines on the north side and in appreciation of the • Interest may be repaid $10 monthly, Union street spent the week-end at the south side of Kerry Street, a 65 Clinton Street Phone 1721 $200 their cottage at Coventry Lake. Reiser has shown in their, plans and plus lawful interest Fifth School District highway in said'Town of Manches­ sports are ardent supporters of his \ ter, be and they are hereby estab­ of Manchester, Conn., that the tax lished viz:— store. \ $300 may be repaid $15 monthly, Fundamentally his business is plus lawful interest. Falling Arches lists and rate book have been com­ NORTH SIDE based on the goodwill of the com­ and pleted on all ratable properiy in The building line on the north munity gained in this manner. Ap­ said district and on the 21st day of side of Kerry Street is to be eight preciation alone will not keep cus­ PERSONAL Flat Feet Cured September 1928, between the (8) ft. north of and parallel to the tomers coming so at the Reiser HEIGHTS A. C. FINANCE COMPANY hours of 4 and 5 o’clock in the aft­ north line of Kerry Street, from store courteous efficient service are ernoon, Standard time, that the North Street on the east to Union the additional keynotes of this has our support— Rooms 2 and 8, State Theater Rnilding Delmar D. Austin Board of Relief consisting of a Street on the west. 753 Main St., Sooth Manchester __. . stores’ success. Reiser -carries a 865 Main St. So. Manchester member of the Assessors and a The veranda line on the north line of school supplies, patent med­ Have we yours? Call Write or Phone 104 '*'•* member of the Selectmen of the side of Kerry Street is to he three icines, groceries, cold meats, fruit, Open 8:30 to 5. Saturday 8:30 to 1 Town of Manchester will hold a (3) ft. north of and parallel to the 4- Licensed by State. Bonded to Pnblic. vegetables, pastry, ice cream, cigars meeting in the school house on north line of Kerry Street, from and cigarettes. George J. Smith Keeney street at which time any North- Street on the east to Union Lantleri’s Groceries Cold Meats Vegetables Correct Modern Instruction person liable to pay taxes in said Street on the wesL Lantieri’s store on Clinton street district may he heard. The afore- SOUTH SIDE Ice Cream Cigars . Cigarettes of the ;aid Board of'Relief has the same The building line on the south , powers as to the tax lists of said side of Kerry Street is to be ten School Supplies Patent Medicines Tenor Banjo District as the Board of Relief of (10) ft. south of and parallel to and the Town has to the tax lists of the the south line of Kerry Street, EGNATZ REISER 219 School St. Other String Instruments Town of Manchester.' from North Street on the east to Signed, Union street on the west. 507 Main St. Tel. 2296 W. H. PALMER, . The verenda line on the south Goal Talk No. 2 Chairman of the Committee. side of Kerry Street is to be five Dated at Manchester, Conn., this (5) ft. south of and parallel to the If you are not sure what grade 17th day of September, 1928. south line of Kerry Street, from and size of coal is best suited to TOWN ADVERTISEMENT North Street on the east to Union your heater call us up and we Street on the west. Hearing on the assessment tor And it is hereby ordered:— ^That will give you the benefit of our the construction of sidewalks or TOWN ADVERTISEMENT said proposed order of the Select­ long experience in filling Man­ curbs or both on Bridge Street. men of Manchester, Conn., be Nffij^rhood Store chester bins with well screened, Thomas Kerr et al, Martin Ha- Hearing on the assessment for heard and determined at the Muni­ house-warming coal. beren, Thomas Brown, Robert J. the construction of sidewalks or cipal Bldg, in said Town of Man­ fo r Smith. Aime DeMars, Robert J. curbs or both on Fairview Street. chester, on Monday, Sept. 24, 1928, 1915 1928 You had better order your winter’s Sihlth,” Henry P, Jordan, Lawrence Louis Neron et ux, Joseph Sulli­ at seven o’clock, £. S. T. In the aft­ CALL supply now before the rush. It’s Bolinsky, John Dougan, Catherine van et ux, Adhemar Dubuc, Selma ernoon, and that the Secretary of Prey et al, Clarence J. Todd, James Kornse, Jr., Mary Lee et al, Nicola this Board cause a copy of the pro­ The Heights more convenient and you save money Greenway, Irving 'Wickham, Mi­ Qornse, Jr., Mary Lee et al, Nicola posed order designating and estab­ AGAIN on every ton. Just turn to your chael vlilinich, Stanley Biske et al, ■Marcontonio et ux, John Neubauer lishing the building and veranda handy telephone. Prompt delivery Michael Adamy, Martin Grzub, An­ et ux, Alexander Miller Est., Joseph lines.upon said proposal of Select­ When a car leaves here after and no muss around your yard. Our drew B. Crawford, Robert J. Smith. Hauk. men, together with a notice of the we have rendered service we can Owners of property abutting Owners of property abutting time and place of hearing thereon, confidently say “ Call Again,” Complete Line men are careful. sidewalks or curbs or both on sidewalks or curbs or both on Fair- to be filed in the Town Clerk’s office because we know the ^ind of o f “Our Lumber Builds Manchester Bridge Street. view Street. ^ in said Town of Manchester, and service that we have given will You are hereby notified that the You are hereby notified that thh published at least twice In a news­ induce you to want to "call Homes, Our Coal Heats Them.” Selectmen of the Town of Man­ Selectmen of "the Town of Man­ paper printed in said Town at least again.” Our work, the courtesy Groceries - Fresh Vegetables - Meats chester, Conn., acting under and chester, Conn., acting under and .five days before the day of hearing of our attendants and the reas­ pursuant to Section 20 (396) pursuant to Section 20 (396) and a copy of said -proposed order onableness of our prices are all Piastry - Patent Medicines - Notions (House Bill No. 929) Special Laws (House Bill No. 929) Special Laws I and notice to be deposited in a based on the effort of influencing M ANCBesreR Lu m b c r Co. of Connecticut 1915, entitled “ An of Connecticut 1915, entitled ' “ An Post Office in said Manchester, our patrons to ‘‘Call Again.” Candy - Cigars - Cigarettes 1NCORP02ATED Act amending an Act concerning Act amending an Act concerning postage paid, directed , to each per­ South Manchester, Connecticut the nomination of candidates of the the nomination of candidates of the son or persons interested at his or Ice Cream Town Officers of the Town of Man­ Town Officers of the Town of Man­ their la^t known address at least \ chester” Approved May 20th 1915, chester” Approved May 20th 1915, five days before the day of said will meet at the Municipal Building will meet at the Municipal Building hearing and return make to this $5. in Merchandise—a life-sized doll, 99c. - f j in said Town of Manchester on in said Town of Manchester on Board. Sept. 24th. 1928, at seven o’clock, Sept. 24th, 1928, at seven o’clock, Dated at said Manchester, Sept. E S. T., for the purpose of assess­ E. S. t ;, for the purpose of assess­ 17. 1928. ^ ing two thirds of the cost thereof ing two thirds of the cost thereof For and by order of the Board upon th,e.property adjacent thereto,- upon the property adjacent thereto, of Selectfcen of the Town of Man­ Machell,& Urwick’s for the“

\ MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HEItALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,192&. PA G E EIG H T u. ‘ J* > - I ' I

ELEANOR EARLY HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP COmiGHt 1926 flf ISA SWICEJNC by World Pained Authority i'

THIS HAS HAPPENED ❖ ^i|ALTH OF SCHOOL CHILDREN.^ toothaches cannot keep hl!|a|t!iden what the teacher la saying: SYBIL THORNE, spoiled and I'.This is the first of a series of 12 The undernourished .chDA- he^^ pampered, has consummated a :aftBnes op the health of our school comes tired quickly . ai^ ’|«Wonds sorry marriage with a drunkard. ■ Children. Tomorow: Problems In to fatigue with nervousness ahd RICHARD EUSTIS, whom she met health for'the Teacher. ritabUlty. on shipboard, was fascinating and Practically all of the defect»,ftat seemed desperately in love. Throw­ I ■ By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN. have been mentioned ‘ ar9 ing discretion to the winds Sybil remedied, provided they ai^Jtoun^! married him after an acquaintance Editor .lonmal of the .'\mei1can in time. Defactn of sight. be of five days. On their honeymoon Medical Association and of Hygela, overcome by glasses. Troublea with In Havana he becomes horribly and the Health Magazine. hearing due to infeetioDS in the almost constantly. intoxicated. nose and throat may be relieved if Within two weeks there .'•rt bitter The child In school formerly got not overcome. Decayed of abcess'- quarrels, followed always by recon­ blue ribbon for his ability to es­ ed teeth can be repaired or removv ciliations. Finally, when Sybil 0 / 7 t / ^ . timate the hypotenuse or spell it ed. Umlerweight can be nbeCketi. threatens to go to another hotel, Nowadays he'wears a ribbon or a by providing proper nutrition and her husband rushes from their star -because he washes his teeth assuring re.2ular eating. apartment leaving her to do as she everyrmorning and eats a cereal for Examination, Correction. chooses. OH-AONna- breakfast. The • wo important factors are: Sybil's mad marriage ic particu­ vhLL The National Education Associa­ 1—A physical examination of thh larly disastrous because she \ias -X(A/ ‘ -FOR UVi.NCh\- I tion has placed health among the child as be begins school; 2—A cof- engaged at the time to CRAIG ^\^yeN'r ^ CENr~y leading subjects to be taught in the i-ection of his bad health habits. NEWH.^LL, a fine chap. Craig, — -I'Ll. "PPia 30U 'PftCNf" grade school curriculum. ’The The family physician who has who is in Boston, knows nothing of whole system of education is based followed the child from infancy to her marriage. Sybil took a trip to on the state of physical health, or. school age can make such an exam­ Cuba with Mabel Blake, a social the ability of the child to see c-.nd ination as is necessary and can re­ worker, and met Eustis on ship­ to hear, on his ability to learn and fer the child if desirable to the den­ board. to remember. tist, the oculist or other.specialistfl. Mabel, meantime, has met an ' Vision, Hearing <3olds. who are expert in the control of American named JACK MOORE, . Nevertheless, In many com certain defects. and become engaged herself. The munlties when the child reaches Nothing is more important than first time Sybil left her husband school age he is sent to the teacher that the child be in the best pos­ V Mabel and Moore persuaded her to without any adequate knowledge of sible physical condition as school \ return to him. But now that Rich- whether^ or not his vision and his starts. Too often, parents-.think \ard has left in a towering rage. hearing are normal. only of furnishing the child 'with Sybil resolves to go alone to If the child has a cold, his dispo­ new clothing, .books and school another hotel. sition may be disturbed and his at­ suplies when it is far more import t tention poor. tant to see that his health needs CHAPTER X X II...... Certainly a child with frequent are supplied. , Emotional reactions, thought Sybil disinterestedly, were ex­ tremely fatiguing. She would not iflZ go tearing after Richard. She would not cry, or sob. or pray. She repressed a faint inclination to — <3/aJ^ / ^ laugh. Sybil’s brows drew together thou ghtfully. The papers slipped from 'S t a l l e n e soi m m \ ' “No hysterics,” she told herself her fingers and fluttered to the floor. \ \ \ sternly. And, being a creature of When Clarence Mackay was re-&husband’s behavior has forced a tef- habit, she powdered her nose and liko a poor adoring fool, you see.i^ united with his daughter Ellin Ber mlnatlon of the partnership.” fitraighteed her hat. So I hurried back to the Seville, Un over his mother’s coffin, it 'Which is about the only argu­ She looked about the room, tak­ and up to our room. meant that death had again won, ment for it. which a sane and just ing in every detail— much as one “There lay my husband. Drunk, v o u a when life could not. Ellin married human, being can accept today. looks upon the dead, to remember across the bed. An empty bottle QlfCl «Y NCA CEflVKC. INC. Irving Berlin, once Izzle Balin, lit­ forever something one will never on the floor. And beside it a little CHILDREN tle singing gamin in the Bowery re­ Dun’t Esk! see again. Then she took her bag, card. Do you remember, Mab, the sort of “Nigger Mike’s,” but when “Do Men Love the Womeiv *11167 •and proceeded soberly to the ele­ card we saw on the boat? The ,6j/ OliweJ^berts Barhn she wed him he was a millionaire Are Sure Of?” is the rathw intrigu- vator. purser showed it to us. It said ‘una himself and America’s foremost' ing title of an article in a current At the Ingla Terra she engaged rubia’ on it, and the purser told bvi Serv'ire.Tnc popular song composer. I woman’s magazine. The answer is a room, and leaving orders not to us it meant the girl was blond. A member of a social welfare Her father ceased speaking to so quick and emphatic ah “Of course be disturbed, undressed, and slip­ This one said ‘triguena.’ I know organization is ^iuoted as say­ her. Even the birth of the Berlin not!” from all women who have ped into the white satin night­ that means brunet, becaiise Rich­ ing. “There is no profession in the baby made no difference. But th e‘learned anything at all that one ard says love is a matter of types, world that would for one day tol­ This And That In death of his own mother and the | wonders why such an article has gown that Richard said made her erate a member who knew so little look like a vestal priestess. and you see he likes dark women.” meeting at the funeral brought! any value at all except thkt the au- “Sybil— oh, my dear!” about his task as the average par­ kisses from both sides. Rather thor ^ves an excuse for a pretty She was glad that she was so ent.” queer, this, the superiority of picture. But if you think it does tired— so utterly, painfully weary. “Her name is Isabella, and she lives downstairs somewhere." Sybil That is partly true. Yet there Feminine Lore death’s influence to that of life’s. | have any startling new Idea in it. There were aches in the back of are many things in life that we Bet They Like It! -- I she says, in part— her knees, and it was good to was talking rapidly— disconnect­ edly now. “My husband particular­ cannot learn ahead of time. 'We After ail, why all the hullabaloo j Right She,Is!; stretch between the cool sheets. must learn as we go. Parenthood about the trials and tribulations of j “Men do not want to be sure Good, too, to be alone. ly likes girls with dark eyes and is one of thpm. .U r r Florence Trumbull and John Cool- the women they love. Men tbrlv.^ Completely exhausted, she slept olive skin.” I have no quarrel With the idge, Gene Tunney and Polly Lau- on uncertainty. Men are'born phil- until late forenoon, and woke with “Sybil— darling— don’t!” Mabel mother and father who have made der, and all these celebrated young anderers. If darling doesn’t fidni|t threw her arm protectingly across The little dress pictured today<^tuce and four or five stalks of can­ a guilty start, and an oppressive I mistakes with their children. As on this page would be lovely with ned asparagus. who* just can’t keep their poor lit­ her : love our herp.jvill.s'ehd. hejr/e feeling of impending disaster. She Sybil's shoulders. “You poor girl— I a rule they are doing pretty much tle romances to themselves? big box of roses the next day or ai' don’t, dear!” hemstitching on the yoke and hem. phoned fcir ice-cold orange juice, „ , ^ j . .! —the best they know how and when Headquarters for this work, pleat­ Stunning ensembles from shoes It’s only old age which feels that book of poems, or take her. Out to and black coffee, and took a cold Sybil contemplated the ring on j they are working night and day to ing and button-covering at Mrs. to hats are now made of lace. privacy has a great value. Youth dance. shower that made her tingle. her left hand thoughtfully. “Why | provide for their children, per- Manning’s, upstairs in the House Wedding slippers for October brides revels in notoriety. Ask any flapper “But if the lady says that she The sun was shining, and the not? ’ she demanded. haps they have no time or are too and Hale building. are made of white satin with the how badly she'd feel if she were does love him he will go home, bio streets were full cf people bound Gently Mabel drew her closer, tired to delve very deeply into the vamp made of lace similar to that Florence Trumbull right now, and mind so filled with thoughts of “It’s so horrible.” She shivered. 1 processes of character develop- if she's born wearing the mantle of for their siestas. , Dressing hastily 965 > used on the gown. New slips, cut business or baseball that it never she sought the sizzling Prado and “And— besides— perhaps '' Richard j Qient. A most unu.sual tweed sports circular are trimmed with lace. truth, she’ll tell you that she'd eat occurs to him to enter a florist's hurried to the Seville. She saw didn’t go there. Maybe he just j Theory and practice often run suit of orange and brown mixture Usually .the lace for lingerie is it alive! What girl wouldn’t? Have or a confectioner’s shop!” clerks glance at her curiously, and found the card.” | parallel and never meet. It is all had a.tie pattern woven into the cream color. you b.eard of very many kicks from wondered if they knew she had left Sybil sat up very straight, and j very fine to’ talk about how things front of the stveater. This year the the various young ladies reported the ^otel the night before. The shaking Mabel’s arm away, turned .should be done and then do them. tweeds come in' gay colors ani The diversity of the new lace^j engaged to the Prince of Wales? lights were burning in their room. her level gaze upon her friend. It is all' very well to talk about charming weaves. was stressed at the recent “ Made Maybe they don’t like it, too! Perhaps Richard had not retuned. Don’t he a dumb-bell, Mab,” she narents going to lectures and read- iu U. S. A.” Lace Exposition and I Aliiiinny She turned tne knob quietly. admonished. in,g about child psychology, but New features of the evening Fashion Show. Practically all fa ■ This question of alimony is get­ “Maybe he’s asleov,” she thought. Moore shifted his incredulous how about mothers ami fathers dresses are the square necklines nious laces from Europe are now ting bigger and bigger.. There’s a new novel on the subject— "Ali­ “Poor little boy!” glance from one girl to the other. who are too tir’eJ or unable In CUNNING BliOOMER liRESS and the swathed hiplines. The er.i copied on this side. Laces wide She tip-toed across the threshold. “Perhaps,” he offered lamely, “I’d other ways to take up these things A simple one-piece dress in knee of severe simplicity is over and yet enough for costumes now comes mony,” by Faith Baldwin, and Vera Yes, he was asleep...... Sprawlecl better go over and talk to him." and “undertake parenthood as a or shorter length with shoulder the most successful costumes are in all the pastel shades and in the Connolly has this to say on the sub­ across the bed. Dressed even to his “Good Lord, no! Leave him profession”? yokes attached to straight hands pot those that call attention to new Patou blue, emerald green, ject in a current magazine article. alone. What good does talking But I believe now that such themselves but those that bring out raspberry, tangerine and all the “There is alimony that is justi­ shoes. that join front and back, with soft fiable and honorable. Against it She moaned. do?” Sybil was angrily determined. statements are discouraging to shirring at either side. For parties, the good points of the wearer. other stylish shades for winter. “I don’t mean to be rude, but you’ll parents who need encouragement. The lace dinner or evening gowu there should be no prejudice. It Is An empty bottle lay on the floor. the sleeves can be omitted, and Altinughwitboutfalthinitat that time or any a square white card: generation for parenthood, but toothbrush handles, bath towels, with the addition of hangipgk" In Isabella Petite Boston, he could find me. Direc­ when the time actually arrives Pattern No...... which daffodil yellow predomi­ ! hope of help from any such source, I tried it, and tories and ’phone books, you know. wash rags and hangers. It also in­ had used It only a s b ^ time when I was relieved Amistad & Cognac the same old, lessons will have to creases their pride in keeping the nates, or better still one of the Una triguena Abajo “Anyway, I’ve planned exactly be learned as they have always Price 15 Cents new bedroom papers with yellow of the intense pain, and the btmehes of knotted what I shall do. Nobody need know articles in their own color hung up veins were a lo ^ t entirely red u c ^ Today, a o R Triguena? Triguena? Sybil’s been learned, in Uhe school of ex­ properly. design might be hung on the Walls. brow.s drew together thoughtfully, I’ve been married at all. If Rich perience. ^ Name ...... MARY TAYLOR. 1 y e a r after use of Rabalm, there has been no re­ cables, or tries to get in touch with I knaw a lot of wrong parents, currence ot varicose veins, although I am on my 'fhe papers slipped from her fingers S iz e ...... Stuffed Green Peppers ftet cootirtually about my store. I am pleased to c,nd fluttered to the bottle on the me so that mother would know, I but I know a vast number of right > I ones. i^)ur large sweet green peppers, offer this testinaonial that others tHtp are suffer­ floor. Then, without a backward can telpher he’s just a crazy man Address ...... lr;2 pound sausage, 2 cups sauer­ ing from varicose veins may know of this won- glance, hard on her little French we met on the trip that I don’t No, I don’t believe the time will derfnl Rabalm.” Mr. Henry A Mayer. Grocer, ever come when parenthood reach­ kraut. Bulk or link sausage can heels she left the room. Ten min­ care a bit about. And you’ll stick he used but either must he par­ Bridge Made 274 Washington Street. Gloucester, utes later she was with Mabel and with me, won’t you, Mab?” es the point of professionalism. Aspirin Is boiled first. Put into a sauce pan, Two sizes, 50-oents and $L00 containing 3 the tnite (Dark ot Jack Moore at the Pasaje. “You know I will. Sib.” When it does there will very like­ Barer Hanutaeture ly be no parenthood. Send your order to the “Pat­ add cold water to cover and bring times -as, RABALM is for sale by sQ "There’s no use talking, Mab. “Well then— I guess that’s set­ tern Dept., Mancbrater Evening to the boiling point. Boil ten min­ Easy drufipsts* of Moneacetlcaeldeatac ot SaUeyUeaelt Please, Jack! It doesn’t make any tled. Will you grab a fertingo. Herald, Manchester, Conn.** utes and drain. Remove skin from difference what you say. Wild Jack, and hustle down to the link sausage. Cut a thin slice horses couldn’t drag me back. steamship office and get us a state­ FRUIT PORRIDGE. from stem ends of peppers and re­ By W. W. WENTWOTH There’s a boat this afternoon, and room? We have round-trip tickets. move seeds and white pith. Fill (Abbreviations: A—ace; K— I’m going to get it. You can come Mab’s coming along like a good girl peppers with alternating layers of kin^; (J—queen; J—^Jack; X— Wth cooler days children should OLD-FASHIONED WINDOWS. or not just as you choose, Mab.” — aren’t you, dear?” have hot porridge for breakfast. sausage and kraut and replace any card lower than 10.) “But, Sib, we haven't anything “Oh, I suppose so,” Mabel con­ toips. Tie firmly if necessary and Declarer’s Strategy— AppetizUig is oatmeal or any cook­ If your home has' old-fashioned ready! How about your trunk?” curred dubiously. ed gruel that has raisins, figs or put In a baking pan with about Sluffing should be resorted to Pasteunzed Milk “I’ll send a message to the mana­ “Angel!” approved Sybil, and dates cooked right in it. windows with Inside .’‘blinds that Inch of water. Bake an hour whenever necessnry, an illus­ ger. He’ll take care of it all right.” turned briskly to Jack. have been removed; ,^build-'6haUow; in a moderately hot oven. Cat tration thereof being as follows: book-cases where the blinds were. “Where’s Rich?” “I’ll help Mabel pack,” she told WASHABLE PAINT. Cord and remove tops to brown Dummy—spades 8 7; hearts A -IS- “Asleep.” him, “and if you’ll come to take us They make a”tremendously 'deco­ sausage a few minutes before serv­ 5 4 3; diamonds 9 7 ^ 3 ; tinhs rative border to windows J and “Does he know you’re going?” to the boat after you make the If you mix varnish with tha ing, » A Q 10. • . “He doesn’t care what I do.” forma kind of fOcalpbint fbr a Choose large peppers making East— reservations, we’ll be all ready.” paint used on your walls, when room. “Oh, Sib darling, if you run When Jack had gone she turned you do the woodwork, it will be one. adequate for a serving or use Declarer— spades A K Q 6-5; away, there’ll he hundreds and helplessly, to hide the tears that the desirable non-glossy surface two small peppers for each serv­ hearts 9 7; ‘diamonds A Q 5 4; Safe Milk hundreds of miles between you. stung her scorching lids. Fumbling .and still be washable. BATH SPONGES. ing; clubs 6 5. . Jack, can’t you reason with her?” West— LealSr clubs K. In the depths of a big beaded bag, Wash yoqr ‘bath sponges thor­ Sybil’s mouth hardened, and her she found a handkerchief, and When airing winter things, that At trump ^ a y , upon tfie dum­ Every sanitary precaution eyes were cold as steel. SOUR PASTE. oughly every few'days. Use either fiaye been stored, put them on the my’s being d^osed, the declarer pressing it to her trembling lips, mlk or boiling; wateF with some “Listen,” she began firmly, “I began to bite Its lacey edge, until it (•lothesline right on their hangers, counts his losers. He notices that surrounds the handliiig ot‘ If you add some cloves or a few diluted tartaric ’ acl&^ \ Rinse thor­ with a clothespin fastened on the game may be made providing he i didn’t Intend to tell you. I’ll never became a tattered little rag. Her oughly and dry. in-the sum tell anyone else. Last night after bravado had vanished, and all her drops of carbolic acid to paste JifiC on either end to keep the can rid himself of the losing heart milk at this dairy. when It Is opened, it will keep U hangers from slipping. trick. This mdy be accomplished you people went, Richard was hor­ crisp, efficient manner. i ‘ i ■ • from souring. SAFETY MAT. by finessing the 10 ot clubs, re­ ribly abusive. I left him, and went “Oh, Mab!” she whispered, and Two ways of. making tomato turning to his own hand and fin-: to the Ingla Terra. This morning It was such a weary, defeated little Every bathroom,/ shor J . l^ave sqlqd^—fill tonmto shells of uni­ essing the Queen of clubs on the I woke all brimming with wifely whlsfier. “Oh, m'y dear— my dear NECKTIE HOLDER. two mats, one’to'step oiit onto form si*!0 w ltl very fresh cottago next round'and then stuffing the love and idiotic devotion. I thought — ^whatever shall I do?” when, finished, tjie »>' er one of Cheese and nats. Chill and serve losing heart , on the Ace<.of cldbs. J. R HEWITT Rich might be sick. I felt sure he (To be Continued) Screw a small towel rack into the “sefety'’ verlety; yle of suc­ with mayonnase. The other one If this Bluff were not required thf* would be repentant. And I meant ‘(Sybil sails for home. And, In 49 Holl Street. .. .Phone 2056 the closet door or the back of the tion rubber beps Which will, not is'simply to ffll the hollowed to­ first finesse in the club suit would ’^9.^ : to forgive him once more, and the next chapter, an nnlooked for closet for a necktie hanger. It slip ,wlth you when you atan4 on it mato with half a deviled egg be through the Queen of clubs and- 0tart U |0| ATjAUh Sxac^ poMibiUty confronts her). makes an excellent one. while taking a rhowar...... ^•rre on e loujyatlon of head let not the XO of clubs. MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALU, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1928. P A O E ln N S l Harvard Coach Talks National Lec^gue W^hat IVe Think FootbaD And Baseball Battalino EasOy Beats Results On Eastern Football In S p orts ••ti' 'At New York I— Both Set For Sabbath Cohen But Not By Kayo GIANTS 9. PIRATKE 3 By THOMAS W. S’rOWa New York AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Welsh, cf ...... 5 1 3 2 0 0 O'Doul. If ...... C 1 1 4 0 0 Walter "Ty” Holland, the nlne- Ott. rf ...... 4 2 3 0 0 0 teen-year-old lad who has Just won j I^ X V fMANUTj 'Cobs FootbaD Game at GoK Both Men Handicapped by Llndstrom 3b ...... 4 0 1 1 2 - 0 American League Terry.' lb ...... 3 2 2 10 2 0 the tennis singles of Manchester by jSome women won't be hap^ Jackson, ss; ...... 3 0 1 •X 2 1 springing a decided upset la elim­ links and loaumnuy- Results Hogan, c ...... 4 1 2 3 0 0 inating the former champion, py in heaven unless they Pouring Rain and Slippery \ 0 O'Farrell, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 “ Cap” Blssell in- straight sets, is C Rrese., 2b ...... 4 1 1 2 2 0 gtt new wings every ^ Hubbel, p ...... 4 1 0 1 4 0 one of the gamest, hardest-fignting pay day Grem Game to ftnrt E n d Ring, But Battalino Hits At St. Loulm— young athletes we’ve Seen in this YANKS 13, BROWNS 3 36 9 14 27 12 1 New York Pittsburgh town in ihe past ten years. O d er. Jewish Boy Plenty in Last AB. R. H. PO. A. E. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. True, there have been others who Combs, cf ...... 5 1 2 1 0 0 Adams. 2b ...... 5 0 1 1 3 0 have given their utmost for a local Koenig, ss ...... 5 2 2 0 3 0 L. Waner. If ...... 4 0 1 a 0 0 cause, but we know of no instance Gehrig, lb ...... 5 2 3 15 0 2 P. Waner, l b ...... 4 1 1 13 0 1 Four Rounds. Ruth, If ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Traynor, 3b ...... 3 1 1 2 4 0 where an individual has been so Unless someone makes a change, Meusel, rf ...... 3 1 2 3 2 0 Scott, rf ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 steady and aggressive In this respect there’s going to be two major sport Dugan, 2b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Comorosky, cf ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 2 4 0 1 1 4 0 We’ve known Ty Holland for near­ attractions in Manchester next Sun­ Lazzeri, 2b . . . 5 1 0 Wright, ss ...... 4 0 day afternoon. Both baseball and By TOM STOAVB Gazella, 3b ...... 0 0 0 1 0 0 Henisley, c ...... 3 0 1 3 3 0 ly five years now and not once Robertson, 3b .. . . . 3 1 0 0 3 1 Brame. p ...... 1 ® 0 0 1 0 have we seen him when he wasn’t football are on the books.' Paschal, rf ...... 2 1 1 0 0 0 Blankenship, p .... 2 0 1 0 2 0 striving his utmost for victory. This The town champion Cobs will Battling Bat Battalino, pride of Bengough, c ...... B 1 3 0 0 Hillis.- X ...... _1 _0 0 0 0 0 Hartford, scored a decisive victory Hoyt, p ...... 4 2 2 0 1 0 was especially so during his connec­ open their season at the Old Golf Durocher, ss ...... 1 0 0 1 0 0 ‘ 35 2 ~7 24 17 1 tions with the Local High school, Links against the strong Windsor over Milton fcohen, Jewish battler 0 0 from New York, who at one time Dickey, x ...... 1 0 0 0 New York ...... 0^® 100—-9 is one of the best basketball play­ Locks outfit while at the West Side PiUsburgh ...... 000 002 0 00 -2 field.^be Community Club and Man­ held the featherweight champion­ 43 12 13 27' 18 3 Two base hit, Terry; three base hit, ers Manchester has boasted of In ship of England, the home of hor­ St. Louis Traynor; home runs, Welsh, Ott, many years and he was also one o f ! chester Green are booked to stage AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Traynor; sacrifice, Jackson; left on the fourth game of their town izontal pugilists, last night 0 the best baseball players on the . . . 4 0 1 9 u 0 rain-soaked ring at the East HOTt- Blue, lb ...... base. New York 6. Pittsburgh 8; base schoolboy team. He is also quite a championship series. O’ Rourke, 3b ...... 4 0 0 0 1 0 on balls, off Hubbell 2. Brame 2; The Cubs announced their date ford Velodrome before the largest Manush, If ...... 8 0 0 3 0 0 struclc out, by Hubbell 3, Blanl.enship pool player. But, no matter wbat rwtf - Schulte, cf ...... 4 1 2 4 0. .0 2; hits, off Brame 8 in 3 1-3, Blanken-^ sport it is, Holland always tries for several weeks ago, but the first crowd of the spason, more than 2 4,000, the ollicials said. Kress, ss ...... 4 1 1 1 5 ship 0 in 4 2r3; losing pitcher. Brame; all he is worth to win. In his match definite information regarding the Brannon, 2b ...... * 0 1 S 3 1 umpires, Reardon, Stark and Rigler; fourth game of the baseball saries Although Battalino failed to put McGowan, rf ...... 4 n 1 1 0 1 with Blssell, in fact throughout the his worthy opponent to sleep for Manion, c ...... 3 0 0 4 0 1 Hillis batted for Blankenship in tournament, he was fighting game­ was given out during th = game Sun­ the count, he, nevertheless, man­ Ogden, p ...... 2 0 0 1 0 1 9th. ly every inch of the way. day. However, In justice to the aged to beat him so badly that there Stewart, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 To a certain extent, this accounts baseball teams, it must be.said that Streleckl, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 they announced their "best out of was not a murmer of protest when Bettencourt, 3b . . . . X 0 b 2 0 0 for the fact that he won the town At Boston I— NbO G^tOfr BUILD five” game series to be played on Referoo Henry Qerrity of Bridge­ Coffmann, p .... • e • 0 0 0 0 0 ' 0 r QXIBS 15, BRAVES 5 championship by-; winning five V port raised Eattallno’s right hand Chicago straight matches without losing a A noose cDiTM Saturdays and Sundays before the 33 2 6 27 11 6 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Cub:; selected their opening date. In token of victory. Fighting in a single set, winning eleven in succes­ • •CATeRPlLLAJ^S.. New York ...... 400 230— 12 English, ss .., __ ^ 2 2 1 0 1 Which team. If any, will offer to steady rain that was a downpour St. Louis ...... • * • 900 000 002— 2 Maguire, 2 b .. ___ 5 2 2 1 2 0 sion. Time and again, he cra.shed THAMl&To ^uedrusB at times, caused both fighters to Two b.aae hits, Meusel, Gehrig; RACU withdraw from its present plans, three base hit. Combs; homo run, Cuyler, - rf .... into the wire fence surrounding the remains to be seen. If neither slip badly. It kept Cohen from Wilson, cf ----- courts in the finals to return a lob Kress; sacrlflces. Combs, Hoyt; stolen Stephenson, If does, then both will probably suffer moving around with his base. Combs; double plays, Lazzeri to that had gone over his bead where agility and it also prevented Bat­ Gehrig, Meusel to Gehrig, Meusel to Grimm, lb ... < financially, because it is a foregone Hartnett, c ... many players would have conceded co'.cluslon that all of the crowd talino from getting a good footing Bengough; passed ball, Manion; base Beck, 3b ...... their opponent the point. for his dynamite blasts. on balls, off Hoyt 2. Ogdon 6, Stewart Malone, p .... Major l,.eague will not attend either event. 1, Coffmann 1; struck out, bv Hoyt 2, It Is just Instances of this kind in the football game Is being play­ CX>hen Down Thrice Ogden 1, Stewart 1, StrelecUi 1, Coff­ 42 15 19 27 8 2 all of his athletic activities that Standings ed for the benefit of the Comell- mann 1; bits, off Ogden 11 In 6 2-3, Boston have served to make Ty Holland Even as it was, Cohen was on the Stewart 4 In 2-3. Streleckl 0 In 2-3, AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Dll worth. Post of the American canvas three times during the bout, Coffmann 1 in 1; left on bases, St. Rlohbourg, rf « . . . . 402000 one of the most popular and plucky Legion here. •while Battalino did not go down at liOuls 6. New York 18; umpires, Dln- Mueller, cf athletes the Silk City has known neen, Outbrle and Nallln; losing YESTERDAY’S RESULTS all However, In Justice to Cohen, pitcher, Ogden; time, 2:05. Sisler, lb o ARNOLD HORWEEN in many a long year. His feat of Hornsby, 2b ...... 4 trimming Bissell so decisively in It might he said that on two occa- X— Dickey batted for Lazzeri in 9th. Brown, If ...... 4 American League elons it- was the slippery canvas Editor’s Note:— It was an­ ^failed to repeat their 1926 record. the tennis finals, will long be re­ Bell, 8b ...... 5 nounced recently that seven Any inclination to travel on past Boston 6, Chicago 3. more than Battalino’s punches that Farrell, ss ...... 2 membered. It was something well Washington 4, Detroit 3. caused him to go down. The first At Detroit I— Greenfield, p ...... 0 nationally known football performances is certainly eliminated worth being proud of and The NATIONALS *, TIGERS 3 Spohrer, zz ...... 1 New York 12, St. Louis 2. Local pan of the fight was fairly even, Washington _____ coaches in seven different sec­ now from the squad. Herald extends is heartiest congrat­ Boggs, P ...... 0 tions would size up the foot­ Pennsylvania and Penn State Others not scheduled. that is, the first four rounds, but J, Smith, zzz 1 ulations to him. National League after that there was no question as West, c f ...... 6 2 8 6 0 O' Taylorv.c ...... 5 0 o 7 s i ball situation in their respec­ should determine the records for the ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 Delaney, p ...... 0 0 0 0 2 1 tive sections for The Herald two teams when they meet on Octo­ New York 9, Pittsburgh 2. Sport to who was ahead. Goslln, If 1»7* ••••••• 4 1 1 3 0 0 Edwards, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 St. Louis 5, Philadelphia 8. Battalino launched a body at­ 0 12 0 this fall. Well, here’s the first ber 20. Penn has suffered a few Judge, lb ...... 4 1 2 Fitzberger, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 3. tack as the fifth roumi got under Bluege, 3b1 ...... 4 0 1 1 3 0 Clarkson, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 of those slze-up articles. losses by graduation, but is not se­ ■way and landed fully fifteen hard Riiel, c ...... 3 0 1 1 0 0 Gautreau, ss ...... 2. 0 0 1 0 0 The seven coaches who have verely handicapped. The vital fac­ ATEE TIC S RECEIVE Chicago 15, Boston 5. Chatter Judge, lb ...... 4 0 1 12 0 2 Tiehts to Cohen’s left side that, written these articles are Ar­ tors in the team of last year are Bluege. 3b ...... 4 0 1 1 3 0 38 5 12 27 17 3 nold Horween at Harvard, Df. still present and not the least is while Cohen took without even a Ruel, e ... e Vn • ••#••• 3 0 X 1 0 0 Chicago 1...... 960 230 031— 15 Harris, 2b 0 0 2 3 0 Clarence W. Spears at Minne­ Scull and his kicking ability. Penn grunt, didn’t do the Jewish lad a ^ '•••••• era 3 Boston ...... '000 001 004— 5 ONE ON THE NOSE 'THE STANDING? Milton Cohen slipped ' when he hit of good. The wet gloves made Cronin, ss ••••••••• 4 0 0 1 6 0 Two base hits, CuyWr 2. Wilson 2, sota, Wallace Wade at Ala­ State, under Bezdek, is sure to be P •••••»• 4 0 0 0 0 0 (irimra 2. Maguire, Hprnsby, Brown: tried to leave the ring last -night the blows sound much more dam­ bama, Ray Morrison at South­ good but not quite up to the very American Ijeagne home run, Hartnett;, stolen bases, ern Methodist University, Har­ high standards of previous Penn after bis scrap with Battalino and aging than they really were. From 35 4 s 27 12 2 Hartnett, English; sacrifices, Ma­ W. L. fell onto the steps leading to his ?his round on. Battalino had Cohen Detroit guire. Mueller. Greenfield: double ry Hughes at Colorado Agricul­ State elevens. AB. R. H. PO. A. B. play, Delaney to Taylor to Sisler; tural College, Gwinn Henry at Game With Boston, Their New Y o r k ...... 93 49 corner. His left leg 'was badly bn the defense. He repeatedly Cornell will stand Or fall on its Philadelphia...... 92 50 Stone, if . 5 . left on.^ase, Chicago 9, Boston 12; Missouri and C. M. Price at ability to master a forward pass de­ scraped. gought clinches to avoid punish- Gehrlnger, 2b ...... 2 base on balls, off Malone 4, Delaney California. It was first an­ fense of greater efficiency than of St. Louis ...... 78 65 S. Rioe, cf, 8b 3 2, Clarkson 1, Greenfield 1, Boggs 1: Favorite Victim, Is Drop­ Washington ...... 68 85 The following doubles teams sixth round was tame In com­ Heilmann, lb ...... 5 struck out, by Malone 3, Delaney 1, nounced that Howard W. Jones the past two years. If Dobie is able McManus, 3b. ss ... 4 Clarkson 4; hits, off Delaney 5 in 1 at Southern California would to form a backfield with some in­ Chicago ...... 67 (o have entered the Herald’s towu parison to the fifth but it was Bat- Fothergill. rf ...... 4 1-3, off Edwards 3 in 2-3. Clarkson 6 Detroit ...... 62 80 r.hampionship tennis tournament teltno’s by virtue of the simple rea­ Warner, ss ...... 3 in 3, Greenfield 4 in 3, Boggs 1 in 1; write the article for his section, stinctive ability to diagnose passes, ped From Schedule, W oodall, c ...... 3 but a change to Price was Cornell is likely to be again in the Cleveland ...... 59 83 for men: Paul and Donald Jesanis, son that Cohen did little on the of­ -hit by pitcher, by Boggs. (English, Boston ...... 51 92 Albert and Robert de Neville, Sher­ fense. In the seventh, the Hartford Hargrave, c ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Cuyler, Stephenson): wild pitch. found necessary. forefront. Carroll, p ...... 3 0 0 1 4 1 Boggs 2; passed ball, Taylor; losing National l.eague wood and Earle Bissell, John and featherweight caught Cohen with a VanGllder, p ...... 0 0. 0 0 0 0 In these articles, these Don’t Forget Brown’s Collapse pitcher, Delaney; umpires, Moran, coaches name the teams of his Pittsburgh starts under the one By LES OONKLI.v W. L. PC. Ben Chene'j, Mac Macdonald and hard right to the Jaw that hnocked Neun, z ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Jorda and Hart; time, 1:56. New York, Sep:. 18.—The Atb- Walter Dunn, Harry- Kohls and W lngo, c f ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 *—Fitzberger batted for Clarkson section which, in his opinion, severe handicap of having been the St. Louis ...... 87 .55 .616 him hack toward the ropes "where lets got a bad break when one of .601 Bobby Smith. The entry list closes Cohen went down when he lost his in 5th. ^ ^ should rank as outstanding only prominent undefeated team in New Y o r k ...... 8b 57 ■ ^ 35 3 8 2 f I S " ^ zz—Spohrer batted, for Greenfield this season. Each coach gives the east in 1927. Coach Sutherland their scheduled cii.tests with ‘ he C hicago...... 84 69 .687 at 9 o’clock tonight, so get your footing. He was up before a count Washington ...... 100 000 030— 4 In 8th. Red Sox, favorite vlcr-iras of the Detroit ...... 100 000 011— 3 specific reasons why he names will have to combat that - factor Pittsburgh ...... 79 63 .556 names in promptly. Play wUl start TVM started. Battalino also took zzz—J. Smith batted for Boggs In Mackmen, had lo be dropped from immediately. Two base hits, Heilmann, West, 9th. such teams. They also tfell of throughout or it may bring the bit­ Cincinnati...... 74 66 .529 the eighth round Stone; stolen bases, West,- Judge; the new coaches, new stars, the ter results Brown encountered last !Le schedule. But cinotlnir vagary of Brooklyn ...... 71 72 .497 snare. It was very evident during sacrifices, H. Rice; double plays, that same schedule may yet win the The Cloverleaves will have an< the last few rounds that Cohen was Gehrlnger to. Heilmann to Wa'^ner, big intersectional games, and year. B oston...... 45' 95 .321 McManus to Gehrlnger to Heilmann, other interesting phases of the Syracuse has a number of uncer­ American L-iague pennant for the Philkdelphia...... 42 100 .295 important meeting at 9 o’clock to­ thinking more of staying the limit At Philadelphia J— A’t. Harris to Cronin to Judge; left on CARDS 6. PHILLIES 2 coming football season. tainties, so that any forecast prior night in front of Mark Holmes than outscoring his rival. base, Washington 6, Detroit 10; base St. Louis The Yanks have twelve more place at the north end. The team ‘ Battalino is a much better flght- on balls, off Marberry 3, Carroll 1; to the Nebraska game on October AB. R. H. PO. A. E. 20 would be pure speculation. games to play and the A’s ten. plans to open its season shortly. ifer than Cohen, hut we seriously struck out, by MarberVy 1, Carroll 1; 4 0 0 5 0 By ARNOLD HORWEEN Should the two teams be tied after GAMES TODAY Jerry Pay has decided to stay In hits, off Carroll 8 In 8, Van Gilder High. 3b ...... 5 1 3 1 2 New York University is sure to doubt that he could put him away none In 1; hit by pitcher, by C rroll Coach, Harvard University each has played ten games, the Manchester and coach . the .team lor the full count, dry canvas or no Frisch, 2b ..., 3 2 2 3^3 be up among tthe leaders. They (Harris), by Marberry (Gehrlnger); Bottomley, lb 5 1 2 8 0 The outstanding feature of the have not suffered materially from Yanks would need to win both of American League this fall. He will play professional dry canvas. The rain was Just ^ losing pitcher, Carroll: umpires, Hafey, If ...... 4 0 1 2 0 1928 schedules of eastern football their two remaining games to grab Washinglon at Detroit. Hildebrand, Campbell and Ormsby; graduation and the outstanding men ball with the Travelers Shoe Com­ much a handicap for one as the Harper, rf ... 3 0 1 2 0 teams is the exceptional number of the bunting, for an even break in Philadelphia at Cleveland. pany team cf Hartford. time. 1:50. W.llson, c ...... 4 0 1 1 0 of the team which thought so much ether last night. z—^Neun batted for Warner in 8th. Maranvllle, ss 3 1 1 4 3 intersectional games. success in 1927 are again on hand. the two contests would giv? the New York at St. Louis. fed 123% and Cohen when Mitchell, p ... 4 0 1 1 3 Almost every one of the hundred New Yorkers a lower percentage Boston at Chicago. Paul Jesanis, Mac Macdonald, they stepped on the scales in the Columbia has been steadily im­ At Chicago I— or' more teams seems to have good proving since Charlie Crowley took mark than the Mackmen for the National League Walter Dunn and Henry McCann aftJmoon. Battalino’s share of the RED SOX 6, C H I80X 8 35 5 12 2T-11 entire season. Boston Philadelphia prospects to start and, as a result, over the reins of the late Percy Chicago at Boston. will meet the ConnecUcut Mutual rwelpts amounted to about $600 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. a season replete with close contests Ijead by a Game Cincinnati at Brooklyn, team of Hartford in the third and and Cohen got In the neighborhood Haughton and is branching into a Flagstead, cf r...... 2 0 2 3 0 0 Southern, cf ...... 4 1 1 2 0 0 is sure to eventuate. The intersec­ more difficult schedule. She should /Today the Hugmen lead their ri­ Pittsburgh at Nev/ York. deciding game of their beat out of Todt, lb ...... 5 0 0 14 0 0 Williams, cf ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 tional aspect is most welcome be­ give Dartmouth a battle in mid­ vals by a full game, as a result of St. Louis at Philadelphia. three series soon. **^'The weather man sure dlsllhes Myer, 3b ...... 4 2 2 0 2 0 Thompson, 2b ...... 3 1 0 3 4 1 their 12 to 2 triumph over the Williams, If ...... 5 1 0 8 0 0 Klein, rf ...... 4 0 3 5 0 1 cause this is one of the features of season. Hartford. Its doings in the pMt Taltt, rf ...... 5 1 2 2 0. 0 Whitney, 3b ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 the game which make it thoroughly West Virginia is another team Browns yesterday while the A’s are too boresome to mention again, Regan, 2b ...... 5 0 2 2 4 0 Hurst, lb ...... 4 0 0 8 0 1 worthwhile. It is the type of sport with a long schedule. Her intersec­ were idle. They connected for 16 Gerber, ss ...... 4 0 0 0 4 0 but last night rain started falling Leach, I f ...... 4 6 0 2 0 0 that can be of actual national bene­ tional game is with Oklahoma Ag­ hits while the Brownies couldn’t Cardinals Bound To Win slightly during the fourth bout Asbjornson, c ...... 2 0 0 2 0 0 Sand, ss ...... 3 0 0 4 3 0 Heving, c ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Davis, C i ...... 4 0 3 2 2 0 fit because it brings young men gies on November 10. If Coach Ro(i- touch Hoyt until the ninth when Word was sent to the dressing Russell, p ...... 3 2 1 1 2 Y Caldwell, p ...... 2 0 0 0 3 0 into contact from different sections gers has any luck in developing a Kress hit a homer. ffuarters and the principals were Rothrock, X ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 W illoughby, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 under conditions which bring out group of eleven men capable of In the National League the Card­ According To The Dope ^Bhed to the ring. It was very Jahn, X ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 inals, Giants and Cubs all won, so 37 6 10 27 12 1 Lerlan, xx‘ ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 th# best in them. playing as he played as an under­ evident that the rain was going to Harvard, like Yale and Princeton^ graduate, they should be powerful. the race remained in status quo. spoil the rest of the show and the 34 2 8 27 12 3 labored under the handicap of be­ The Presidents of Washington Bottomley’s 29th homer with two on 1 2 «• By DAVIS J. WALSH Three' Against Braves promoters were very anxious to get Mostil, cf ...... 6 St. Louis ...... 001 010 300— 5 ing unable to start practice until and Jefferson also have several gave the Cardinals a 5 to 2 win Three of. the remaining eleven . Clancy, lb ...... -I 1 14 1 Philadelphia ...... 000 002 000—2 over the Phils. New York, Sept. 18 — Figures the main scrap over. Reynolds, rf ...... 4 2 4 0 Home-run. Bottomley: stolen bases, last Saturday. Other teams get away problems to solve, but they are u.v don’t lie, according to all accounts, games are with the Braves. The earlier. The Crimson, however, With Hubbell on the mound, the The first round was scarcely un­ Metzler, If ...... 3 0 2 0, Hafey; sacrifices, Mitchell, Douthit; ually rather strong and should be so the writer is hauling right off to­ Cards should win two of them, con­ Kamm, 3b ...... 2 1 2 4 double plays, Maranvllle to Frisch to should have a better season than again this season. Giants walloped the Pirates, 9 to der way before the rain came down Cissell, ss ...... 3 1 1 2 • Bottomley, Thompson to Sand to day and swinging from the arch sidering the fact that their season’s any in the last five years. Fewer Picking a sectional football lead­ 2. Ott, Welsh and Traynor hit for record against this outfit is fifteen in sheets. It rained all through the Berg, c ...... 3 0 1 0 Hurst; left on bases, St. Louis 9. the circuit. Today the Giants face supporters with the statement that Lyons, p ...... 3 1 1 3 Philadelphia 7; base on balls, off men were lost by probation and help er or even a few teams in the order won and four lost. The other eight fight, although easing up at Hmes. tough going against Burleigh the St. Louis Cardinals are just Hunnefield, z ...... 1 0 0 0 Caldwell 3, Mitchell 2. Willoughby 1; from a strong freshman team will of their probable standing is almost about “ in” as far as the 1928 Na­ games are with the Giants and However, no sooner had Bs^^aUno Falk, zz ...... 1 0 0 0 struck out, by Caldwell 1, by Mitchell be given. Yale starts with a new Grimes, who has beaten them five and Cohen finished their skidding Blaokberby, zzz ... 1 1 0 0 1; hits, off Caldwell 11 In 7, Willough­ as reckless as going fishing with­ tional League race is concerned. I Dodgers. If they get no worse than t coach but with an established sys­ out any bait. However, I am inclin­ straight. act than the rain stopped and al­ by T In 2; losing pitcher, Caldwell; The Cubs, hanging on like a mus­ don’t mean to say th9.t\the Cards an even break in these, they ■will 30 3 8 27 10 umpires, McCormick, Magee and tem which Coach Stevens knows ed to believe that Pittsburgh, Dart­ lowed the completion of the oth^r tard plaster, murdered the Braves, cannot lose; It Is admitted that they ' finish the season; with 94 won and Boston ...... 101 004 000— 6 Klem ; time, 1:58. thoroughly. He has ample material mouth, Army and Pennsylvania will can but also contended that very 60 lost, making it necessary for the far less important bouts. The Bat- Chicago ...... 000 002 010—3 X—Jahh batted for Caldwell In 7th. for another great year. Princeton’s 15 to 5, McCarthy’s mob collected talino-Cohen scrap brought mem­ Two bas' hltSi Clancy, Regan, Taltt; XX-—Lerlan batted for Willoughby be four of the outstanding teams of probably they won’t. For the fig­ Giants to take ten out of the last primary problem devolves about the east this year, and might finish 19 hits. ories of that rainj night in Phila­ three base bit, Reynolds; stolen base. in 9th.. A double by Gilbert, Brooklyn’s ures, puppets of great minds with twelve to win the pennant. , Myer, Ragan; sacrlflces, Kamm, 2. the center, for all other depart­ in the order named if a definite but a single track, are with me to a Do you think they will do It? Bjr delphia when Jack Dempsey lost his Redfarn, Flagsteac: 2, Russell; double rookie third baseman, with the At Brooklyn I— ments seem to have a quantity of method of grading teams were in title to Gene Tunney. play, Gerber to Regan to Todt; left bases full featured Brooklyn’s 7 to digit and, in the matter of reputed the way, did I ever ask you on bases, Chicago 5. Boston 8; base DODGERS 7, REDS 3 tried and proven material. There is vogue. veracity, one could ask no more of whether you didn’t think Taft Whether or not Battalino will he Brooklyn no doubt of Bill Roper getting as win over Cincinnati. on balls, off Lyons 2, Russell 2; ' AB. R. H. PO. A B. Washington and I don’t mean the ought to take up pole vaulting? able to fight again for at least two struck out. by Russell 1; passed ball, much out of Princeton’s assets as Washington took fourth place or three weeks, is seriously doubt­ Gilbert, 3 b ...... 5 ball club, either. Take your time and maybe you will Berg: umpires, Barry, Van Graflan Henfirick, cf ...... 4 possible. away from Chicago in the American ed. Cohen opened cuts over both and Connally; tim e,'1:43. BUSINESS TO SEE BOOM League by nosing out Detroit, 4 to The cards and Giants, as matters he able to answer both questions at X— ^Rothrock batted for Asbjornson Herman, rf ...... 3 The Army has one of the longest stand today, each have twelve once. of Battalino’s eyes and on his left Bressler, If ...... 5 schedules of any eastern team, in­ IN 1929, PREDICTION OF 3, while the Pale Hose were dropr cheek. It takes time for these to 4 ping a 6 to 3 decision to Boston. games remaining between them and The Giants will have to tfike *” z^Hunnefleia batted for Cissell In ■FlDwers. 2b 4 cluding some outstanding intersec­ ATLANTA NUMEROLOGIST heal permanently. 9th. the wire. The Chicago Cubs face one of those games from the Pir­ Bancroft, ss 2 tional contests with Southern Meth­ eleven games before the end and ates, against whom their record is There was an unusally large zz—Falk batted for Berg In 9th.' Gooch, c ... 3 odist, Notre Dame, and Stanford. number of Manchester people at zzz—Blackerby batted for Lyons In Elliott, p ... 3 that’s just too bad because the Cubs slightly worse than .500. They 9th. Harris, z 1 Navy, which no longer plays a cru­ Atlanta, Ga. — After 1928 busi­ have lost four more games than the might be able to afford the loss .of the fight last night, so keen was cial game with the Army, ought to local Interest in the Battalmo- ^tatz, zz ...... 0 ness conditions should boom accord­ , f O X V Cardinals and, therefore, might as one game in three to the Reds and Kpupal. p ...... 0 have about Its best team in 10 ing to Elaine Williams, noted At­ well forget the race and turn their one in four to the Cubs, provided Cohen scrap. Local opinion seeifis years. Coach Ingram has ample ma­ A dog has many fine traits to be about evenly divided as to COCHET THE CHAMPION 34 7 14 27 10 lanta numerologlst. attention to something that might they know they will beat the Car­ Cincinnati terial. “ Every business felt the uncer­ that man may well adopt, prove of personal Importance. dinals In the big serlu. However, ■what would have happened had the Hawley Prospects Good canvas been dry, but that can only New York, Sept. 18.— Henri AB. R. H. PO. A. E. tain, depressed condition that 1928 but growling isn’t one Two to One Shot they'don’t know anything in ad­ Cochet’s collection of lawn tennis Crltz; Bb- ...... 3 0 1 3 It is quite likely that Dartmouth brought, and fortunately the influ­ If this narrows the issue to a vance, except that all remaining be told by rematchlng the hoys, Zitzmann.''If ...... 3 0 1 2 will maintain as good a record as it o f them v/hich wouldn't be such a bad Idea honors is complete. This saturine Stripp, rf ...... 4 0 1 1 ence of the year Is near its end. question of the Cards and Giants, games are with stannch western young Frenchman who has held at Kelly, lb ...... 4 0 1 8 did a year ago, with prospects for “ Real estate and rnany other and the writer thinks it does, the clubs, from whom they have won at that. one time or another, in the course Allen, of ...... 4 0 0 3 an exceptionally good line. ' The things were Ihw in pMce, due to former must be regarded as a 2 to thirty-eight and to whom they have Dressen, 3b ...... 4 0 0 1 principal uncertainty is whether of his brilliant career, the Wimble­ Hargrave, o ...... 3 2 1 3 this vibration, and the prices will 1 shot for several reasons, a Ob­ lost thirty-seven this season. Some­ don championship, the several Ford, ss ...... 3 1 1 3 Captain Black 'will be in physical be at an extremely low figure dur­ viously, the club that Is t'wo games how, that kind of a past hardly t:AST NIGHT’S FIGHTS French honors and the other rec­ Donohue, p ...... 1 0 0 0 shape to play the great game he is ing the period between now and in front with only twelve to do creates any confidence at all in a ognized world’s titles, added the, Pipp; X ...... 1 0 0 0 capable of as a fullback. the election, when, of course, all ought to be the favorite. The ten-ont-of-twelve future. Of the Catholic universities in the American championship to his list . 30 3 6 24 10 0 purchases should he made. lODOC other reason is that I fear 'we will Much of resident hope is rested At New York— Baby Joe Gans, east, much attention will be given ) r n Los Angeles negro junior welter­ yesterday by defeating Francis T Brooklyn' *...... 010 100 0)5x—7 “ The next few weeks will be ex­ have to give the Cards the benefit in the Cardinal-Giant series late Cincinnati ...... 000 020 100— 3 Joe McKenny, the youngest man to citing. Nervous people will he of the doubt on a couple of conced­ this week, because New York has weight, knocked-out Cuddy De Mar­ Hunter of New Rochelle, N. Y „ vet­ , Two base hits, Ford, Hargrave. Gil­ eran American Davis Cup star, in a- assume a responsibility of such more, nervous and calm ones 'will ed putts before the twelve games won 11 out of 18 from the league co, Pittsburgh, 4; Jimmy Harris, bert; stolen base. Flowers; sacrlflces. magnitude in years. Holy Cross is New York welterweight, stopped tense and dramatic five set match, Donohue. Zitzmann, Critz, Bancroft. be emotional, while those who are are over. , - ^ leaders, including five straight dur­ Gooch’, Hendrick, Herman; left on again under Cleo O’Donnell and Frankie Orlando, of Bayonne, N. J., at Forest Hills In which Hunter inclined to be destructive will he Three of the twelve are with the ing their last tw o, series. This was at one time within less than bases,'Cincinnati 6, Brooklyn 9,; bases seems not to lack any of the more so. Boston Braves. Another Is schedul­ means something but not mneh. 1; Kid Chocolate, bantamweight on balls, off Elliott ^3, DonohUe 2; strength which made it so formida­ half a dozen points of victory. struck out. by Elliott :.2. Donohue 2. “ The weather will offer extremes ed with the phatuous Phillies this •With clubs as evcfhly balanced as champion of Cuba, outpointed Sam­ ble a year ago. Fordham will have this pair, it will be expecting mir­ my Tisch, National Guard cham­ Cochet’s winning score was 4-C, Koupal 1; hits, off Elliott C in 8, off , . , . in heat and cold, and storms of afternoon. This pair can be held 6-4, 3-6, 7-5, 6-3. Koupai 0 In 1; winning pitcher, El-1 Iho advantage Of a second year un- wind and rain may not be many, to strict accountability——stop me if acles of the Oiants to ask them to pion, lb- -J \ liott; umpires, Qulglev and Pfirman; der Frank Cavanaugh and 'results but possibly severe in sections.” you have heard that one—?for the repeat their performance in St. time. 1:37. should be forthcoming. Georgetown At Charlotte, N. C.— Joe Dundee X— Pipp batted for Donohue in 9th. Cardinals’ exalted position. In Louis last m on^ and win three of Baltimore; world’s welterweight z —Harris batted for Elliott In 8th. is sure to be strong with Lou Little twenty-one games played with ^ the straight this week and take tl^ champion, outpointed Johnny Rob­ IT’S EASY NOW zz—Statz ran for Harris In 8th. at the helm and an abundance of Cardinals this season, the Phillies final game between the teams on erts, Uuntlugt-in. W. Va., 10. material at his disposal. Catholic TOO LATE NOW BOSS: So you want me to hire have won two. ot the forty-three September 80. At Hartford, Conn.— BalUing Chicago. — A letter to Dad for We saw Cohen after the fight at University will continue under .^ack played In two seasons, they have For one thing, the laws ot aver­ McAuliff’s tutelage. It seem . .iffi- you as general efficiency man and TtisavfTciiie Battalino. Hartford, Conn., out­ additional wherewithal to make col­ the box ofllce where he was wait­ won five for a percetnage of .118 ages should be working towiard the cult to predict which of r - < sec­ business adviser, I suppose you pointed Milton, Cohen, New York, lege life bearable, is made easy for ing for his dough and asked him VOO In consequence, one-may be par- Cards by this time. For another, 8. Iforthwestern co-eds. The North­ what he thought of Battalino’s tarian institutions will e the have references from your former the Glahis know they must win all employers? , I doned If he proves to bo mistaken At Atlantic City, N. J„— Babe western Letter Shop, operated by punching -power. His reply was. outstanding record this y. in the notion that the Cardinals of them and a hall elnh seldom does Herman, New York featherweight, three students, handles every:'' \ •'Nothing to write home about Brown is very likely to react from APPLICANT^ I’m sorry, sir, exactly what it has to do in a pbich its diastrbuB season of a year ago I but the last twee places I worked will be one game near^er the pen­ won from Eddie Reid, Philadelphia, but the.signature— for 10 per I ve faced harder hitters than him fitfnuiivMSK. nant by nightfalL ilk o this. cn’ foul, 2, nf the proceeds. before.” when MoLaughrey’s “ Iron men” are so longer f s baslness.-^'Llfat /

. • y . MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1921 ■4/Si PA G E T E N Concentrate Your Efforts-Use These Columns The Profitable Results You

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Remarkable Film; Shown cost less than ?8,000, he erected Initials, numbers and tbs worlA Ask for sailing lists and '..To Th® each count as a word and compound ratea Phone 760-8. Robert J. Smith. FOR SALE—SEASONED hard wood, Evident That Asset i .-Here Tonight Only. upon the land. words as two worda Minimum cost Is 1009 Main street. stove length $12.00 a cord. O. H. MARRIAGE INTENTIONS price of three Unea ^ Whipple. Telephone 2228 evenings. An application for . a marriage Antomoblles for Sale qnehcies Will Not Make Line rates per day for transient FOR SALE—SEASONED hard wood, “The Grain of Dust,” the Tif- license has been filed by Frederick chunks $6.50 a load, split $7.25. Fred Evening Herald fany-Stahl production feature now R. Hoffman of Hartford to Miss E ffecttv March ^^harpe HUDSON SEDAN, 1928. driven less O. Glesecke, telephone Manchester playing at the State theater, is an Edith E. Lathrop, of this place, , than 1000 miles, condition guaran­ 1204-12. Town Rich. adaptation by L. G. Rigby of David school nurse. Applied for Septem­ 6 Consecutive Days 7 cts 9 cts teed, at a special low price If sold 3 Consecutive Days 9 cts 11 cts this week. Telephone 99. Graham Phillips’ powerful novel ber 17. 11 cts IS cts Garden-Farm-Dairy Products 50 which caused such a furore on its BUIIiDING PERMITS ^ AU^ordeVs'foV'irregular insertions FOR SALE—FIVE passjnger Nas,h It is becoming evident that a publication some years ago. A building permit has been will bo cha red at the one-time rata touring car, completely overhauled, including new battery. Call 2049-3. Call 664. highly inflated value was jplaced on It Is the story of a man’s strug­ granted by BniWing Inspector Ed­ Special rates for long term every FOR SALE—RIPE NATIVE peaches. the uncollected personal] taxes in day advertising given upon request Prices reaso- abU 279 Keeney street. gle against the designing little of­ ward C. Elliott, Jr., to Henry W. Ads ordered for three or six days One Model 68 Marmon demonstra­ Manchester, judging froW results fice vamp whose voluptuous-'appeal Campbell for the erection of a sin­ tor. And Ask for “Bee” and stopped before the third or fifth FRESH PICKED fruits and vege­ Of the tax warrant campaign. Ther^ gradually sweeps him away into gle tenement house on , Autumn day win be charged only for the ac­ Two 1926 Chevrolet coaches. tables from our farm. Roadside tual number of times the ad appear- 1925 Overland coach. are slightly over 9,000. pers^riaUtax the flood which he knows may street. The owner will do the baild- Also about 8 other good used cars. stand. Driveway Inn, 655 No Main. Tell Her What You Want ed. charging at the rate Phone 2659. bills in the town of Manchester and wreck______his entire career and the ing. no allowances or refunds can be made CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. every one of these had been paid t happiness of the woman his bettor A permit for the erection of ' a on six time ads stopped after the , Center and Trotter Streets TeL 1174 or 2021-2. She win take your ad, help you word It for best results, within the specified time with the'self loves. The three principal roles single tenement house to be erected Household Goods 51 and see that It is properly Inserted. Bill will be mailed ^*^No n fli forbids"; display lines not exceptlon of 302. Warrants on the. have enjoyed the benefit of being 0% Strickland street by Charles J. YOU ARB ASSURED OF *A good deal same day allowing you until seventh day after Insertion unpaid taxes are now being served. portrayed by Ricardo Cortez,' Alma Strickland has been granted. Ter­ In a used car when you buy here. ®"The Herald will not be responsible FIVE PIECE parlor set. New Horae to take advantage of the CASH RATE. Of the frst batch of warrants giv­ Bennett and Claire Windsor and rance Shannon will be the builder. for more than one Incorrect Insertion Every one Is guaranteed under sewing machine, 3 feather, beds. 1 of any advertisement ordered for General Motors O. K. Plan. spring, bed and bureau. 34 Delmont en to three constables to serve, George Archainbaud, who directed, more than one time. H. A. STEPHENS street. Phone 1026. there have been indications that can tack up another bunch of su­ The Inadvertent omission of Incor­ Chevrolet Sales and Service perlative notices to his credit. CHAIN STORE CHANGES Center at Knox TeL,939-2 8 PIECE WALNUT DINING room possibly fifty or more are uncollect­ rect publication of advertising will to able. Of the remaining 250 or so Cortez, of course, plays the en­ rectified only by cancellation of the suite $75, mahogany and leather davenport, complete $20. Tapestry there will be added about f 1,000 in gineer, a man whose better self is The Economy Grocery Company charge made for the service rendered Ante Accessories—Tires O davenport $20. extra costs for collection and even constantly warring with his weaker yesterday afternoon signed a lease W'ATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE Apartments, Flats, Tenements Lots for Sale 78 All advertisements must conform some of these are doubtful. self— who sees himself drugged by for a term of ten years for the In style, copy and typography with $15 BUYS COMPLETE set of four 17 F k Street...... a u.u .store in the building on Main regul.Tttons enforced by the publish­ Indian Shock Absorbers. Free trial FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenement, FOR SALE—CHOICE LOT 100x177. Change in La\4k the powerful appeal of a bit of ers ind they reserve the right to The Indian is the finest shock ab­ FULL LINE OF NEW and used par- all Improvements, heat, at 171 Sum­ Strickland street near Main street. Until the last session of the feminine appeal that really isn’t street owned by Jacob Laufer north Ideal fot single house or suitable of the post office. The company will edit, revise or reject any copy con­ sorber yet made. Ask us about It. lor'heaters—gas heaters and kitchen mit street. Inquire 66 Oxford street. Legislature the personal tax was worth a second glance, and yet is will sidered ohjeetlonahle. Center Auto Supply Co., 166 Center. stoves. Ostrinsky’s Furniture Store, Telephone 1368. for two houses. Price right. Tel. powerless to throw off her spell. move the store that has been lo­ CLOSl.NH tIOUKS—Classified ads T el 673. 28 Oak. ______2564-4. payable on February 1, but through It’s a difficult part but one that cated in the one story brick build­ to he published same day must be re- TO RENT—ONE MORE 5 room flat In a change in the law it fills due on ing at Maple and Main streets in­ ,...|ved bv 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays Bu.siness Services Odered FOR SALE—S PIECE dining room house just completed, all Improve­ Real instate for Ezcliange 76 April 1 and is payable on or before Cortez’ artistry is capable of en­ suite in good condition. Cheap if ments. Rent $23.00 a month. Rent to the new location, Work started 10:30 a. m. June first without penalty. In the compassing, Alma Bennett, as the taken at once. Call at 192 East Cen­ free until October .5th. Inquire at stenographer, makes anyone under­ on alterations to the Laufer build­ FLUFF RUG MADE to jrder from ter street, forenoons only. Mintz’s Dept. Store,, ?09 North Main Ft)R SAI.E OR EXCHANGE property small towns this does not hold rrue, Telephone Your Want Ads In town, in good locality. What hava ing this morning. your old carpets, wr for particu­ street, M nchester. as the personal tax Is payable oh stand and sympathize with the Ads are accepted over ili« telephone lars. C. Schulze. 5 Chamberlain St., SPECIAL ON floor covering. Over­ you to otter? Wm. Kanehl 'Telephone man’s helplessness, and Claire The same company is also vacat­ at the CHAKHE KATK given above Rockville, Conn. stocked and must reduce, best felt TO RENT—FOUR AND* FIVE room 1776. November 1. ing the building erected for it by as a convenience to advertisers, but base covering 69c regular 85c. Inlaid The personal tax enrollment is Windsor is a thoroughbred as the tenements, modern improvements, finance who realizes that her man Daniel Renn at Cooper and Walnut the CASH KATES will he accepted as Florists— Norserles 15 $1.69, regular $2.25, heavy seemless near silk mills—$20. Inquire 5 Wal­ iiftgal Not ires taken, or started on October 1 and f u e l p a y m e n t If paid at the busi­ 9x12 Axminster rugs $39.50. regular is just like, the watch whose me­ streets, which they have occupied nut street. in a town like Manchester it keeps ness office on or before the sexenih $47..'in. Don’t forget we are agents chanism has been upset by a grain for three years, moving into the NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE the enrollment officer busy to get dav folhiwtng the first Insertion of FOR SALE—100.(00 barberry and for the celebrated Quaker ranges FOR RENT—AFTER September 15lh, Notice is hereby given that on of dust. With her sympathy and un­ building at Cooper and Summer each ad. otherwise the CHAKtiE privet at $.5 a hundred while the.v $69 and up. Benson Furniture Com- six room tenement, all improve­ around the twenty-eight square streets vacated by Charles Trask. R.ATE will ho collected. No re.spotisl- pan.v. .Johnson Block. Home of Good Wednesday, October third, nineteen derstanding to help him, you know last. Shrubs 25c each. C jI flowers ments. with or without garage. In­ hundred twenty eight, at 7 o’clock miles of the town and its 140 miles billty for errors In telephoned ads 25c dozen. Alsr evergreens and Bedding. quire after 5 p. m.. at 97 Ridge St. p.vm., at 52 Pearl street. South Man­ the man will regain his honor and will be assumed and th.lr accuracy perennials at reasonable prices. Mc- of roads and make the check and FOR SALE—EUREKA vacuum clean­ chester. Conn., I will sell at public self respect. cannot be guaranteed. Convlllo's Nursery. 7 Wlndemere FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, with auction one. Studebaker Light Six get the bcok ready by I^ebruary 1 > * • street, Homestead Park. Tel. 1640. er, almost new, hall rack, bookcase, garage, all modern Improvements, at Other excellent performances are beds, bureaus, chairs, library set. Sedan autom- bile, manufacturer’s when the report must in. This contributed by Richard Tucker, Index of Classifications 40 Hawthorne street. Tel. 2539 ,1.' number 1012176 in order to satisfy an FOK SALE—1.60.000 winter calibage sewing machine. All sold at a rea­ gives from October 1 to iJune 1 fot Cl.ilre Delmar, John St. Polls, Jed Arthur A. Knofla Evening Herald Want Ads are now sonable price if taken quick. Call artificers’ lien thereon. and celery plants Geranlutn.s constables Cards of Thanks ...... ^ by experienced m L. T. Wood 55 NEW & USED PIANOS In Memortam ...... ^ Bissell streeL Pel 496. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement o:i has found that six are against Lost and Found ...... I ------;------$25 AND UP Spruce street, also two garages. For Three tobacco -workers In South people who have left the state and:] < Announcements ...... 2 PEKKETT * (5LENNEY moving sea­ information caP 409-3 Windsor narrowly escaped death cannot be located. There have been STATE ROAD GAS STATION Personals ...... 2 son Is here. Several trucks at rout Haines Bros.. Becjter Bros., and FOR *2ALE with seven room house and seven acres of ftna several other good makes. At reduc­ by lightning during the brief several cases of deaths and in a few Automolillen service, up to date lulument. ex­ A I'A K l’.\l EN I'S— I’wo three and fuui tillaole land. Tobacco shed, garage and new poultry, house. Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 perienced men Phone 7-2. ed prices and special terms. ro'>rn apa n nients. heat, lanlloi ser­ thunder storm which swept over cases there has been an error in the Automobiles for Exchange ...... 6 vice. gas r^nge. retrigerator, in a- this section of the state early last Also roadside tilling station and store. WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE address. Auto Accessories—Tires ...... 6 MAM’IIESTEK » N Y M')To K Die door bed curnished Gall Manchesiet Thursday evening A money making-place for market gardening, poultry ^rala- Auto Kei>alr1ng—Painting ...... 7 17 OAK ST. in the small towns the enroll­ patch—Part loads to and from New Coii.si ruoiIon Company. 21')0 or tele- George Gillette of Simsbury has ing, gas station and roadside store. Auto Schiols ...... 7-A York, regular service Call 7-2 or olione 782-2. ment is started on October 1. With ■fhe house has furnace, electric lights, electric water systeii Autos—Ship hy Truck ...... 8 1282. moved his family into Clarence W fewer people to call on and check i and bath room. Autos—For Hire ...... 9 WantofI— To IJuy 5« FOK RE.NT—SEVER.AL first class Johnson’s tenement recently. Garages—Service—Storage . . . . . 10 rents with all iinuroveineiiis. Apply up the work can be done in The price is very reasonable and terms may be arranged. Repairing 2:1 Mrs. Edith Stubenrauch of East Motorcycles—Bicycle ...... 'll Edward 1 Holl 865 Main sireeu Tel month. The tax is then collected This is the place you have had in mind. Wanted Autos —Motorcycles ... 12 WILL PAY HIGHEST PRK'ES for all 560.- Hartford who formerly lived in this in November and the chance of a Ila.K RE.N'l’—2ND FLOOR, 5 rooms, Mr.^and Mrs. John Graham have Insurance ...... 18 uiiholstered $22 Mattresses renovat­ service. Abel's. 26 Cooper street. in good eondllton, at 75 Benton the percentage of delinquencies Is Millinery-Dressmaking ...... 19 ed at low cost and the proper wa.v Teleplione 789 street. L'elephoiie Home Bank & as their guest Robert Whelan of Moving—Trucking—Storage ... JO Holmes . Bros. Furniture Co., 649 Ti ost Company. Astoria, L. I. regarded as pretty low. When tne THE BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE; Painting—Papering ...... 21 Main street. Tel. iCJS". Rooms WItInmi Hoard 511 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pierce who constables finish their work the Professional Services ...... 22 F'lR KE.N I — rw u A.Nl^ iliiee room collection will be about 99 per cent, (394) Our Presidents Repairing ...... 23 I.AWN MOWERS SHA.tl’ENED and suites in Jotinsoti BUn*K. witii mod* have been living in Donald Grant’s Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning .. 24 repaired, chlmnevs cleaned, key fif­ P'OR RENT—PLEASANT furnished ern tmprovenieiiis Apply to lohn- tenement house, on the Buckland plus, perfect. Sketches t)y. Hessej?; Synopsis by Braucher Toilet Goods and Service ...... 2.5 ing sates opened, saw filing and room, and bath, apartment steam son I’lione 624 or lanitor 2040. road, moved their family to the Wanted—Business Service ...... 26 grinding. Work called foi. Han>ld heat. gas. light housekeeping if de­ CITRON A CANDIDATE Clemson,. 108 North Elm slreet. Tel sired. Call 216-2. Collins house on Monday of this Bdnrnlinnal- Hartford, Conn., Sept. 18— Wil­ Courses and Classes ...... 27 462. |tiisiiK‘8s LtH'iillons f(»» K4*i»I 64 week. Mr. Pierce will be employed % Private Instruction ...... 28 FOR RENT—PLEAS.ANT quiet front by Byron E. West. liam M.. Citron, of Middletown, is Dancing , , , , , , , , ...... 2 8 - A SKVv iNG MACHI.NK. repairing of room, near Center $5 a week. In­ FOR RENT—LARGE office with pri­ expected to receive the Democratic ail makr;i. nils, needles an' siinpPes Mr. and Mrs. John A. Collins Musical — Dramatic ...... 29 quire 17 Huntington street. vate lavatory and toilet. 11 Oak nomination; for Congress;man from Wanted—Instruction ...... 30 R W Garrard 37 Edward str -t street. Apply Watkins Bros. and Mr. and Mrs. E. Holmes Greene Finiincinl Plione 715 FURNISHED ROOM IN private home of Hartford, left last Friday morn­ thd second District when the Con­ Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages . .. . 31 located neai\ center of town. Can gressional convention i^ held accommodate one or two persons. Houses f«n‘ Kent 6."S ing for a few days automobile trip. Business Opiiortunities ...... 32 Help Wanted— Female S."» About seventy-five people at­ Norwich next Saturday lUfternoon. Money to lrf>an ...... i. ,, ., ...... 33 Call 1068-3. I tended the service of the Federated Herman Qibbs, of Norw^h, also is Money Wanted ...... 34 FCR RENT—131 East Center street. FOK RENT—5 ROOM house, all mod­ Help nnd Sitnntlnnn WANTED—YOUNG girl for house- 1 ern improvements, near school and church last Sunday evening and seeking the nomination. The Help Wanted — Kemale ...... 36 work. Apply at' 341 Lydall street, first class room, on bath roon floor; t Citron candiddey is heln^ advocated near Center. trolley line. Inquire at 9 Golway enjoyed the several solos which Help Wanted — Male ...... i ...... 36 after 6 p. m. street or telephone 2502. hy a group of Wepleyau' professors leln Wanted—Male or Female . 37 ------I were so well rendered by Charles .gents Wanted ...... 37-A TO RENT—FURNISHED rooms. 3 i Dukes, the colored bass singer, including Kossuth WHliams and WANTED—YOUNG girl to do house­ room apartment, steam heat, corner | Houses ft»r SaUe 7a 'Wavrie Lancaster, Willard C. Fisch­ ituatlons Wanted — Female 38 of Foster and Bissell. Inquire J09 from Atlanta University and also imations Wanted —Male ...... 39 work mornings. Call 2585-R. er, Rollin U. Tyler, and Riev. George .Employment Agencies ...... 40 Foster street. the excellent address by Rev. Live Stock—Pets—Pool try—Vehicles WANTED—EXPERIENCED women FOR SALE—JUST OFF Main street, George Brookes of Rockville who B. Gilbert, Episcopal imtolster who Dogs—Birds—Pete ...... 41 and girls to assort sb.ade grown new 6 room English style house, sun delivered his lecture, “An English- with Mr. Citron represented Mid.- Boarders Wanted 511-A porch, fire place> one car giragc, Live Stock —Vehicles ...... 42 tobacco, in our Hartford Warehouse. nian’s Tribute to America.” dletown in the 1927 St^e Legisla­ Poultry and Sui>idies ...... 43 Truck leaves Nortli Manchester at extra large lot. Mortgages arranged. Railroad Station, 6:30 a. m. (D. S. Price low, small down payment. Mrs. Pierce of Hartford has been ture. ] W’anied — Pets —Poultry—Stock 44 LARGE ROOM WITH board in pri­ The iamotis book, “ Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” was pub­ . For Stile—.31 isct'llnncoua T.l Steady job and good wages. L. Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2, the guest of her sister. Miss Cath Wetstone & Son. Inc. vate home near Center for one or 875 Main street. \Artlcles for Sale ...... 45 two' gentlemen. Address Box R, erlne Thompson of South Windsor.' lished in 1852, and the dispute oVer slavery grew more Boats and Accessories...... ;. 46 Building Materials ...... 47 WANTED—SINGLE girls with High Herald. FOR SALE — WASHINGTON street, The young people of the Chfis- bitter, in the electidn that year Franklin Pierce of New' Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 school trainli.g for clerical p- sltlnns. brand new' six room Coloni-.!, oak tian Endeavor society motored to Homes for'Sale: Hampshire, was chosen. -Pierce .was a Democrat and Apply to Cheney Brothers Employ­ Wanted— Rooms— Hoard oa floors throughout, fire place, tile Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 bath, large corner lot. Pric right. Columbia lake last Sunday after­ defeated the Whig candidate. General Winfield Scott Fuel and Feed ...... 49-a ment Office. Near East Center street, nice Garden — Farm — Dairy Products 50 Terms.'Call Arthur A. Knofla, tele­ noon, where they attended the and a Free Soil candidate, J, P. Hale; 7 Household (roods ...... 51 WA.NTEl)—SINGI.E girls to learn W.ANTED—3 OR 4 ROOM furnislied phone 7S2-2, 875 Main street. State Conference of Christian En- single of seven rooms, all extra Maclilnery and Tools ...... 52 mill operations In cravat depart­ apartment by 4 young women. Write deavorers. Their own meeting was good size, steam, gas. etc., garage. By NEA, nirough Sp,cial Ptritiiistoii of the Publisher* of Th* Book of knwA4^'CopyTVit..1»2$.3<> ment. Apply Employment Office. Box Y. W. FOR SALE—ONE DOUBLE house, Musical Instruments ...... 53 omitted. , Listen, all for ?7,600. It is a real Office and' Store Equipment . .. . 54 Cheney Br< thers. also one single house, 20 Pine Hill street. Prices reasonable for quick The school at Windsorville open­ bargain, Sporting Goeds—Guns ...... 65 Apartments, Flats, J’enemenis 63 sale. Apply 20 Pine Hill street. Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Poultry and Supplies 48 ed for the fall term last Tuesday Wearing Apparel — Furs ...... 57 FOR SALE - DEI.MONT STREE'P morning with Miss Hallowell from |500 down, total price ?6700 f(w Wanted—To Buy .1...... 58 FOR RENT—SEVEN room tenement, an up-to-date modern, 6 room sin­ Uooina—Hoard—llotela —Iteanrta FOR SAI.E—BARRED ROCK. Pul­ electric lights and furnace, at Bol­ nice six .room biinga.ow. Owner Maine, as teacher. II eatii II riinla lets. KnrI Marks. 136 Summer street ton Notch.'Telephone 12U5-12. leaving town. Price very low. Call The Democratic caucus was held gle, oak floors, gas. steam heat, 2 Rooms Without Board ...... 69 Telephone 1877. Arthur A. Knofla, telephone 782-2. Monday evening in the town hall. car garage. Ask to see it. Boarders Wanted ...... 59-A TO RENT—FOUR ROOM fiat with'all 875 Main street. improvements ready, rent reason­ South Windsor, Frederick D. Mc­ Country Board — Resorts ...... 66 OI.IVEK UROTHEKS dav old ohicks A short distance off Main, well Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 from two roar old hens. Hollywood able. Inquire Mrs. J. Thibodeau, 37 Laughlin acting as clerk and Fred­ Wanted — Rooitis—Board ...... 62 Strx.'ti-44lnort tested and free from Clinton street. REPORT DICTATOR SHOT erick C. Jones as chairman. The built single with every convenience, X Itcnl Exlnle For Kent white diarrhea; OL'ver Bros_ Clarks good generous lot an4 all offered at FOR RENT—OCTOBER 1ST.—6 room following were nominated for town Apartments. Flats. Tenemenis., 63 Corner. Conn. only $7,500. \ Business Locations for Rent ... 64 tenement all improvements, with or officers: First selectman, John J. Houses for Rent ...... 65 without garage. Inquire after 5 p. London, Sept. 18.— An uncon­ Reardon; second selectman, Thom­ Artirles for Sale 4Q m„ 33 Levvis street. Suburban for Rent ...... 66 firmed report was received here as M. Burgess; tax collector, Fred­ Brand new single with heated Summer Homes for R e n t...... 67 FOR RENT—6 RoOAI tenements, all this afternoon that Gen. Primo de erick L. Porter; assessor, P. J. garage, 6 rooms, oak floors up and Wanted to Rent ...... 68 down, fireplace. A fine home for Keiil IlHtnlp For Snie FOR SALE—SINGER sewing ma- improvements, newly renovated, 44 Rivera, Spanish dictator, was shot Ahern; board of relief, Morris D. Apartment Buildings for Sale ., 69 chine. Telephone 1368. Florence street. Phone 1503-W. and wounded at Barcelona. Sullivan; registrar of voters, Thom­ $7,500. ; Business Property for S a le ...... 70 Gen. Primo de Divera, •whose of­ as J. Ahern; auditor, Thomas An- I Farms and l-a.-d for Sale ...... 71 FOK SALE—BOWLING alley. Odd FOR RENT—6 ROOM single, with Houses for S a le ...... 72 Fellows building. Apply to E. d garage, 8 acres of land, just over ficial title is President of ’the Coun­ tin; school committee, John Curtin Packard at Packard’s Pharmacy. Bolton line. Wni. Kanehl, 519 Center for three years, Frederick D. Mc­ Lots for Sale ...... 73 street. cil of Ministers, has been in power I Resort Property for Sal" ...... 74 for slightly more than five years. Laughlin for tyio years; constables, Robert J. Smith Stephen A. Douglas • i Suburban for Sale ...... 75 Fuel and Feed 4U-A FOR RENT—TENEMENT. Strant Last Thursday the Patriotic Union Frederick C. Jones, A. H. Lober Real Estate for Exchange...... 76 1009 Main persuaded Congress to Kansas became a bat­ street, garage, all Improvements. In­ celebrated the fifth anniversary of and John Colbert; grand jurors. Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 FOR SALE—BEST OF hardwood cluding furnace. No objection to Real Estate, Insurance,. make two territories of tlefield, with immigrants A act Ion—Legal NoiScea slabs, large load $7, hardwood $8. children. Rent reasonable. Phone the coup d’etat which put the mili­ Grove Malone, Bernard Garrlty and Kansas and Nebraska, from the north and south Auction Sales ...... 78 Chas. Palmer, 895-3. 859-4.’ tary directory in power in 1923. John J. Clifford. Steamship Tickets Legal Notices ...... 79 giving them the right to ready to fly at one an­ choose between slavery other. The feud was long G A^ BUGGIES—Time For Action By Frank Beck and freedom. and bitter. T YO U SAY MR. COLDGRIP ) THIS M R . S M A R T STAYED HOME is G ETTIN G HASNT BEEN WITH MR. SMART SERIOUS____IF ALEC AROUND THE TO SEE THAT HE d o e s n ’t GET THINGS r s OFFICE A T d id n ’t d o PATCHED UP WITH VIOLA, A LU TODAY__ HIMSELF ANY HARMi OUR POUSH BUSINESS . r>c HOW A B O U T A S A RESULT OF WILL BE SHOT TO COLOGRIP ? 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‘Men opposed to slavery about this time organiied a new party which they called the Republican. This must not be confused with the Republican party of Jefferson, >918 which came to be the Democratic party of today. An­ other party, calling itself the KnoW-Notiiings, sprang up. It got its name from its secrecy, and one of its aims was exclusion of foreigners' from the United States. (To Be Continued) c<8 MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,192g. LAPPER FANNY SAYSt SENSE and NONSENSE SKIPFY ' ■ They used to call dancing "hug­ ging set to music" but a good deal WELL, UfHeN 1 of the modern joy riding seems to U p T H A T 'j be hugging set to motion. THE RACKCT A. W. O. L. Fo r M 6 . Here lies the body of Samuel Crane m Who ran a race with a speeding train. He reached the track, got near across, €® !L But Sam and his cgr were a total loss. The sexton softly tolled bis knell. Speeding Sam on his way to— well, If he'd only stopped to look and listen He’d be livin’ now instead of ■ missin’.

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Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary, Mr. and Mrs. George Johnson of Miss Juul and Miss Watr.un, ex­ United Spanish War Veterans, will Bissell street, Mrs. J. M. Shewry perienced operators at the Weldon AHENTION hold Its regular meeting tomorrow and son Harry C. Shewry of Beauty Parlor, are pleasing a most evening at 8 o'clock in the state Church street are absent on a exacting clientele with the latest armory. motor tour through Canada. methods in the beautification, art Wonld-Be Voters as introduced at the recent Boston The Ladles Catholic Benevolent Mystic Review W. B. A. will meet Show. Phone 107-2 and become he* last day to file applica- one of the pleased patrons. (Adv.) society will meet at St. James’s this evening in Odd Fellows hall. . u W O U ' ' ti|ns for new voters is Tues- Hall this evening at 8 o’clock. Oct. 9. If you want to Mr. and Mrs. Felix Garlasso who vc|e this fall attend to this at The annual meeting of the Army have been visiting at the home of Make your house cleaning easier . •' ■ - .• and Navy club will be held this the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. and more thorough by having your evening at 8 o’clock. Refreshments John Calve of East Middle Turn­ vacuum cleaner put in first class I REPUBLICAN TOWN will be served afterward. The an­ pike, returned yesterday to New condition by Braithwaite, 52 Pearl Specials ^ tl Pay Tomorrow St.— Adv. nual club outing will be held Sun­ York City. ' t * I COMMITTEE______day, Sept. 30, at Coventry. Chef Osano will cater. Clam _ chowder will be served in the morning. All those wishing to attend must pur-; .m. on Wednesdays / ABOUT TOWN chase tickets before Friday, Sept.' 2S or call the club and leave name. # The annual missionary party of if i ’ fee King’s Heralds and the Little Miss Henrietta Kanehl, daughter' ruoNB ' / “WillaLoom” — <■ i 5 Dainty Light Bearers will be held at the of Mr. and Mrs. William Kanehl of ^orth Methodist church tomorrow Center stieet, has been engaged as Gowns and Slips r ]?inal Close-out! "Ruffled Curtains W 3:30. Membership dues and mite supervisor of music in the High jpoxe.': are to be brought in a t this school at Gasport, near Buffalo, N aime. After the program there will Y. Miss Kanehl was graduated GOOD THINGS TO CAT $1.00 $1.39 pair • »e a social hour with refreshments. from the local High school and THE ELBERTAS ARE HERE Irish crochet and hand made Your choice of plain white Connecticut College for Women at laces trim these pretty slips yoiie, splash voile and mar­ I A son, Joseph Higgins, was born New London where she majored in Not SO many, many, many weeks from now all and gowns of fine muslin, noted the garden^ will be bare and brown, the fruit trees quisette ruffled curtains; dain­ jsatarday night to Mr. and Mrs. 'music and dramatics. Her sister. for their soft, dainty quality. ty flat curtains with hemstitch­ I Charles F. Tiebbe of Benton street. Miss Erna Kanehl has left for her will be barren, the illimitable variety of summer Specially priced— $1.00. fruit and vegetable foods will be a memory. ed hems; and cottage sets ^The baby is named for the late Dr. junior year at the same institution. which regularly retail at $1.98. .j'Joseph Higgins of this town, a Other local girls at Connecticut col­ Those are the days when there will be keep ap­ Main Floor. " brother of Mrs. Trebbe. lege this year are Miss Evelyn P. peal in the flavor of the home-canned peaches, the Main Floor. Clarke who will be. a junior, and home made jellies—when will come the reward for H erbert L. Carlson, son of Mr. Miss Helen Alton, daughter of Mr. September’s especial industry on the part of and Mrs. Leander Carlson of 54 and Mrs. Richard Alton who enter Madame the Housewife. Hamlin street has entered Arnold as a freshman. s Wherefore— now Is the time, today the day. The 25c and 29c jCollege, New Haven. He is a ^radu- Elberta peaches are here—perfection of canning Pure Silk Hose f ate of the 1924 class of the local The Trinity Past Grands associa­ fruit, great beautiful luscious things that will carry : High school where he was promi- tion will meet in Odd Fellows hall, into next winter all the aroma and fragrance and Fall Cretonnes f nent in athletics. Lafer he attend- Glastonbury, .Thursday afternoon beauty of the departed summer. There are two $1.00 ? ed Mercersburg Academy. at 3 o’clock. sizes of the fruit—no«e small but one bigger than 19c yard the other. The bigger ones are $1.50 the basket. ^ (Pull Fashioned) The uot-quite-so-big ones are $1.25. These are the Dark and light patterns for Irregulars of Hale’s No. 185 pure silk, full fashioned, me­ iiiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii orchard prices. You can't beat them even if you cushions, draperies, slip covers, spend half a day shopping the countryside and use etc. 36 inches wide. dium service weight hose. Not up a dollar’s worth of gasoline. all sizes In each shade, !\iain Floor. Also Wild Grapes—if you have made wild grape MaiA Floor. jelly you know how delicious it is; and if you n ' two-piece silk haven’t you must—you really must, you know. ri ' crepei' frocks in pastel It’s one of Nature’s beneficences. And the grapes ■ \ arq, so cheap— only a dollar for a big basket. shades. Broken sizes. $10. I S a p p in g S o n M | Just 'phone. We’ll send peaches or grapes or Krinkle and $16.75 grades. Beautiful both—the very best. There are no seconds. We can’t emphasize too strongly the bargain Framed Pictures quality iii these Keeney White Eggs. These eggs Crib Spreads Apparel—Main Floor. * do not rate “neighborhood,” but we assure you that \ you never could tell the difference. They stand $1.00 $1.00 the three-minute boiling test perfectly. .We hap­ I Of first importance \ pen to have a lovely contract on these eggs that Attractive krinkle crib spreads A splendid assortment of enables us to keep on selling them at 55 cents. If in soft stripes of orchid, peach, framed pictures Including a we didn’t have the contract they’d be sixty-five, nile, blue, and pink. Crib size. L a c k e r e d wide range of subjects. As­ I | sure as shooting. $1.49 quality. sorted sizes. in the world of THE ’PHONE NUMBER IS TWO THOUSAND. Main Floor. Basement. THE MEAT DEPARTMENT SUGGESTS End Tables fall fabrics | Tender Short Cut Sirloin Fresh Spinach. Beets — Carrots. With Book Troughs . Oval Steaks. Printed V. Marrow Bones for Soup ... Wax B eans...... 3 qts. 27c ...... 3c lb. Corn and Lima Beans. House Frocks Braided Rugs i Grape^...... 3 lbs. 25c Pinehurst Hamburg, 30c lb. Green and Red' Peppers. 79c Lamb or Veal for Stewing. $1.09 Celery — Iceberg Lettuce. Oval shaped, linen braided .VET I Tender Lean Corned Beef. Tomatoes. Fine quality printed cotton rugs that are suitable for bed­ and gingham house frocks; ' ' ? ' ' i rooms. kitchens, or hallways. long or short sleeves. Sizes Gayly lacquered ’re'd Hit and miss colors. Size 18 to 48. and green end tables with 18x30 inches. book troughs. Top measures 12x24 inches. Stands leads all others Main Floor, Basement. 24 inches high. Basement. WONDERFUL DISTANCE Linen Crash Fancy Cuffed RAYON PiLLhii^S...... 50c Enchanting Shades for MARVELOUS Dish Towels Chamoisette Gloves CLARITY 36 only—rayon and novelty pillows In assorted 19c , colors and shapes. REAL BEAUTY , Main Floor, 69c Pare linen crash dish towels For school, ofiice and general Daytime and Evening SEE IT - HEAR IT - with colored borders. Size wear, fancy cuffed chamoisette PROVE IT! ra 17>c33 inches. Complete with gloves in the new tan and gray loops for hanging up. $1.20 ERBJUS TONIC . 89c tones. 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S3>.VVWVVV> FREE! FREE! WITH THE APPROACH OF THE BARSTOW WILL GIVE A MAJESTIC BRIDGE SEASON ' R^DIO AWAY FREE AT We are prepared to furnish you or your cluB'^t^ •with Tallies, Cards and Prizes. Special'fiis- CHRISTMAS play of these articles in our store. Everyone purchasing: a Majestic from P. Quisl| Barstow between now and Christmas will When winter strikes us with a vengeance receive a chance on a Majestic FYee of Dewey^Richman Go. Funeral and without warning, will you be one of Charge. JEWELERS STATIONERS SILVERSMTTHS the maddened hundreds to demand “im­ mediate coal at any price?” Or will you be SOMEONE WILL GET THEIR MONEY Home! , BACK IN FULL one of the wise, thrifty, foresighted ones FOR SALE WATKINS BROTH^ f who will buy now and save 20% or more And It Isn’t A 10,000 To Ope Shot Either. 75 Barrels of Fall and. Ambulance Service—Lady Attendant with the peace of mind that “when winter Winter Apples Funeral. 225 Main Street Telephone 387 comes,” you^re ready for it? at Manchester COWLES’S FRUIT FARM Mrs. Elliott’s Shop - Lumber — Masons’ Supplies Directors WOODHKflMiK HTItKKT Barstow For Radio Country Club 7 • »j w ] .^lle of Georgia and Elberta New Stamped Goods / Inquire Robert K. Anderson ^ PEACHES For Over Six Years '‘ealthy and Gravensteln Ap­ Yams and Ombre Silks ^ G. E. Willis Phone: 500 or 748-2 4^ ples, ..75c and $1 Basket W. G. GLENNET CO. 216 Middle Turnpike East • Room i iPark Biiildin& j Phone 1968 % Main Street or Phene 50 ------'------^ ^ Allen Place Phone 126 Manchester V ^ ^ ^— ------The.. President has been shoot­ from Wisconsin. Hoover and Smith there will be any number of birds March, 4 and the practice wonlC ing birdc,^ according to dispatches ought to Join him |or^^r^ctic|i^j^ WashingtoBf seeking jobs after come id handy. ■^4