, » -.v> ^ = V- HBTFBBSSBUN *_ .*■«.■• SK.^ CVireMSt by C.‘ A Weather Itareafl, j * ; ' A AVm ^OE DAILY CIRCULATION Hartford. for Ibe Month of November, 1929 Conn. State Library— Comp. ‘Cloudy, slightly colder tonicbtl 5 , 4 8 8 Thursday partly cloudy. i < Memhen of tke Audit Bureau of r-y, r* .J T: ,j. , Clrei^tleBB - PRICE THREE CENTS SdUTO CONN., WEDNilS^ DECE^ER 4,' 1929. SIXTEEN PAGES VOL. X U V ., NO. 55. (Classified Advertising on Tage 14) <&- Gerie^ta:^FHght $500,000 Suit VARE APPEARS -tH ■ BOOTLEGGERS’ WAR INSBiATETO presidential BUDGET IS ON IN HARTFORD PLEW CAUSE • Front S reel Man Killed Dar­ PUKOW MUTINY Senator-Elect Denied Seat I ^ ^ ' V N V V ing Quarrel— Police Seek VERY SERIOUS; for Three Years Chal­ NATION’S FINANCES Slayer — Residents Re­ lenges Accusers to Pro­ •4 V IN GOOD CONDITION fuse to Talk. 15,000 REVOLT duce Evidence of Fraud.

Hartford, Dec. 4.— (A P)—Alfonso Washington, Dec. 4— (A P )—^Wil­ Minnita, 23, is dead at Mt. Sinai Japanese Report Says Oth­ liam S. Vare, for three years Amazed That U ’S. Deems it 1^'"*^ Recommends Tax Reduction and Asks hospital and Sebastian Naedo Ali- | denied a seat in the Senate, today ano, 35, proprietor of two Front ers Are Joining and Sol-^ Over Four Billions for Government^ Use Next ® I personsdly appeared on the floor of Possible to Apply Advice # strw t stores, is being sought by the that chamber to plead his own police in connection with the shoot- diers Are Now Marching cause and issued a challenge to Year— Says Lowering of Taxes in Past Always Lead fng at 6:45 this morning. The trou­ those opposing his admission to and Counsel— Railway ble occurred in the store at 385 point to a "single bit of evidence of Front street, one of the places Toward Nanking. any fraud or conspiracy practised to Increased Revenues— Cites the Needs of the Vari­ owned by Aliano. - by himself or any ofi my friends i? Dispute is Settled. Minniti and Aliano belong to dif­ my behalf” in the 1926 Pennsyl­ ferent bootlegging factions the po- shanghai, Dec. 4— (AP) — Jap vania Senatorial campaign. ous Departments. lice claim. Both have police records g^^ggg press dispatches from Nank- The Pennsylvanian, who received Moscow, Dec. 4 —. (AP)' — The for violatira ^of j ing today stated that the mutiny of the Republican nornination and So'viet government notified the Uni­ later' was certified as the Senator- ted States today it could not con­ Washington, Dec. 4.— (A P ) — making those rates range from I2 Two mra”are^lng held as’ ma-| Nationalist troops at Pukow h ^ Elect, is just recovering from a per. to 4 per cent sider the American note reminding President Hoover informed Con­ terial witnesses. They are Cappucci assumed “moremore serious propor long attack of illness. He read In addition to the appropriations store FomUti, 39, employed in the tions.” from a prepared statement as he the Russian and Chinese govern­ gress today that it would require I asked, $760,470,577 will be needed where the shooting occurred, ^ d “Instead of only part of the placed his cMe before the Senate, ments of their Kellogg Fact obliga­ more than four billion dollars to I for the Postoffice Department, but, Strano Umberto,' 28, of 150 Market Twenty Fourth Division revolting,” defending the expendi>ire of 8785,- tions as k' "friendly act;” run the Federal govemmept for the inasmuch as this government activ- street, who was also present when said the messages, “it is now learn­ 000 by his ticket in the primary jity pays the larger amount of >ts the trouble started and culminated In a memorandum handed the next fiscal year but in doin^ so he ed that practically the entire di\d- campaign as necessary. I cost ouj of its own revenues, the “I come before you,” he said, French ambassador, Maurice Her- presented encouraging figpires on in the gun play. Sion, totalling 15,000 men, which is I Treasury -will be concerned only The police were handicapped in “with the honest conviction that Back* came the Tiumeys, Polly and Gene, after their fourteen months; bette, by Maxim lit-vinofr, acting full w ar strength, mutinied, refus­ commissar for foreign affairs,, the treasury finances and reiterated his iwith deficit. • ’ ‘ th^ir hunt for Aliano because of the over three years ago I was regu­ honeymoon abroad. And here you see the retired heavyweight cham­ I ' « ing to accept government orders Soidet government ‘expressed recommendation for a quick reduc­ unwillingness to talk. larly, legally and honestly nomin­ pion and his socially prominent and wealthy wife as they arrived in New Increased Sums. that they proceed to Canton to par­ “amazement that the government “Looks like half the bootleggers ticipate in the Kwangtung cam­ ated and elected by the people of York with broad smiles and “nothing to say, of course” about the $500,000 tion in taxes. The President called for increased ’ of the United States, which by its in Hartford are cm hand,’ said a Pennsylvania as their representa­ breach of promise suit brought against Timney by Katherine King Fogar­ He submitted the first annual sums for a number of government paign.” own will has no official relations detective as he surveyed groups of The advices said that additional tive in the United States Senate. ty, Texas divorcee. The suit is to be tried soon in Bridgeport, Conn. budget for the Hoover administra-. with the So-viet, deems it possible to efforts and organizations, including troops stationed along the southern 15 Years In House tion, which contained 1,504 pages silent nien. .apply to' it with advice and coun­ the Army, the Na-vy, rivers and Will Not Talk. portion of the Tientsin-Pukow rail­ “For fifteen years I sat as a hiem- ■with an accompanying summary. It sel.” harbors, flood control, Indian care, ' “Some of ’em could talk but they way had joined the mutineers and ber of the Lower House of Con­ called for appropriations of $3,830,- . No Need of Protection and forest protection. Congfress was won’t. It was the belief of the po4 that the entire body was proceeding gress. There was never a reflection 445,231 and estimated the outlay for In another place the memoran­ informed that the Treasury would lice that Aliano is in hiding withi^ northward. on my character or the service I dum sajrs: “The Soviet government the year beginning next July 1 at expend $59,500,000 in . the present the city Umits and patrolmen were Officers Disappear rendered to my country and my MILLIONS MORE NEEDED $4,102,938,700. A t the end of that states further that th§ pact of Paris year in carrying out the huge gov­ on duty- at strategic points tp cut It was further stated that the constituents. During all of my does not give any single state or time a surplus of $122,000,00(7 would ernment building program and that off avenues of escape. commanding general of the division political career I have never been group of states the function of pro be available. it planned to allot an additional Bad feeling had existed between and his sts5f had disappeared, re­ accused of any crime. The appropriations were $145,- j tector of this pact. The Soviet, at $30,000,000 for next year. In afidi- Aliano and Minniti for some time, sulting in the belief that the of­ “I have tried to lead an upright TO ENFORCE ‘DRY’ U W S I any rate, never expressed consent 696,000 less than for this year, a police said. This morning Minniti ficers had plotted the revolt. life both socially and politically. I tion he will submit later a request ’ I that any states themselves or by $200,000,000 appropriation for the entered the store in the absence of The mutineering division former­ have never asked any man or wom­ for $5,000,000 more for this purpose. mutual consent should take upon farm board, to be submitted later, Aliano, and after conversing with ly was a part of -the Kuominchun an to do an illegal act in my elec­ A total of $380,392,526 was asked I themselves such a right.” and a $72,000,000 carry over froni FonjuKti Slid XJinbGrto for a while, or “People’s a rm ^ ’ which until re­ tion. I have never participated in for the Navy, which is $16,399,000 P r e s i d e n tb^ubm itting^JOHNSON ON BOARD i Prior to publication of the mem last year, however, made up the dif­ suggested that Fomuati prepare cently was fighting the National­ any political juggling. more than last year. orandum announcement was made ference between the amount re­ some coffee. “To warm us up” said ists. The Japanese dispatches said “I never stole an election, nor Alterations on battleships, safety that plenipotentiaries df the Mos­ quested and the estimated expendi­ Minniti. The coffee was made ready this division was incorporated into have I ever asked any one to make and salvage operations for sub­ Budget to Congress Asks p Q jj p E L Y O V IC P L E A cow and Mukden provincial govern tures which covered all of the major and a cup was poured for Minmti. the Nationalist military forces last a false return or to change any marines, increased navy pay, im­ ments, conferring at Nikolsk-Us- projects of the government. ' A s he raised the cup to his lips A li­ year. election records to decide a close suhiisky, a few miles north of Although he had recommended provements to air stations, ammum- ano entered' The cup of coffee Political Significance contest in my favor. In fact, I for More Men and More — Vladi-vokok, had signed a protocol the 1 per cent reduction in •cor­ tion storage facilities, aviatien, the dropped to the floor and was “I f the division’s officers plottid would never coimtenance any such construction of the two new dirig­ action and I have always used all reorganizing “the administration of poration' apd individual income tax­ broken. the mutiny,” said the Japanese ad­ ibles and other items were listed as of my influence against such prac­ Coast Guard Ships. Governor Trumbull Names the dispute in the Chinese Eastern es in his annual message, which Was Produces Gun. vices, “the affair may have far-, contributing to the increase. A s to reaching political consequences. tices. Railway in conformity with th-' submitted yesterday, the Presideirt Aliano looked at Minniti for a the cruiser construction program, This division comprises a part of a “There is only one report before treaties of 1924. devoted. considerable space to this minute, according to the police and Washington, Dec. ^ 4.—■ (A P ) —The Manchester Man to Take the president said: larger force totalling 30,000 men. you concerning my election and The view was taken in the Mos­ subject in the budget message. then uttered a vile word. Minniti cow memorandum which was to be “For the 15 cruisers .and 1 air- reneated the same word, but labeled Should this force turn against that is based on an incomplete sur­ future costs of an ajrgres^ye cam­ Fast Experiences i forwarded to Paris and Washing- efaft carrier authorized by the act A Uimo with it. Aliano , stepped Nanking the affair would be no vey of election records made by paign for enforcemebt of thi He called the attention of Con­ Day’s Seat. of February 13, 1929, provision is back of the counter and took the mere local dlsprder.” paid investigators who for years hibition laws and prevention of riim gress to past experiences which had The messages further reported had been employed by my political (Continued on Page “raree.) shown that business prosperity had made to carry forward work on two weapon from the shelf. smuggling was outlined to Congress that the Nanking government was enemies in Philadelphia. The man been stimulated by lowering of cruisers already laid down, ^or 3 Two shots were fired from the Judge Raymond A. Johnson, Man­ Savage automatic at close rM ge, dispatching 10,000 men across the who is responsible for that report by President Hoover today in sub­ taxes. cruisers and the aircraft carrier to both bullets taking effect. Minniti river to oppose the mutineers and of your special investigation com­ mitting estimates for the 19311)ud- chester police court ifiagistrate and “With an estimated surplus of be laid down late in the fiscal year. • was holding another 10,000 in readi­ mittee was paid ten thousand dol­ staggered out of the place. get. assistant atVarney.'genefal of the NO NEW PROJECTS over $225,000,000, this year and 1930, and for the remaining 10 ness if needed. lars to do the job. $122,000,000 next year,” he said, “it Aliano’s sedan was parked in front He recommended that Congress State of Connecticut, is to take part cruisers to be commenced late in the “The report for which he alone is of his store. One tire was flat and provide $15,200,000 for the Prohibi: is felt that some measure of reduc­ fiscal year.” responsible and which your commit- tomorrow in one of the most dra­ he made no attempt to start the car. ^ ^ ^ . . , tion Bureau, permitting it to main- NAMED IN BUDGET tion in taxes is justified.” The 'War Department’s total tee accepted in good faith is not an , the increased force insisted on matic events that ever occurred in Quarrel Over Money. The Army, the Navy, rivers and estimate $466,626,332, includ­ impartial statement of facts wtk j , congress. In addition he asked Although the authorities have not ONE m, 3 SAVED official circles in Connecticut— a harbors, flood control, Indian care ing the fimds needed for the Pana-* which this body usually deals but it 040 for the Coast Guard, an session of the Board of Pardons and forest protection were some of ma Canal. This is $3,173,000 more been able to detenlaine just what §32 131 is a fabrication of the wildest > ------. . . - the actmties listed for increases in than was required last year. Pro­ caused the asserted bitter feeling be­ increase of $2,298,968; a total of especially called 'x> decide the fate theories, inferences and imagina­ $43,867,660 for the Customs Service!of a murderer already sentenced^to List of New England Con­ funds over those available last year, vision was made for carrying out tween the two men, one report to IN AIRPUNE LEAP tion, unaccompanied by any proof permitting an increase of $478,-300 | death. The last time there was such that for the Na-vy being $16,399,000. the five-year building program of the police' which had to do with a and under no circumstahees can be for more administrative and field The Prohibition Bureau would get both the Arm y and the N avy avia­ note which Minniti had in his pos­ a session it was held on the case of substantiated. offices, $32,017,292 for the Depart­ struction Programs Con­ $15,200,000, or $1,275^000 more than tion branches, the army being al­ sesion and indicated that Aliano ow­ “In fact, I am informed by my Gerald Chapman, as the veiy last ment of Justice, an increase of $4,- hope of that notorious criminal, for the present year. lotted $86,766,825 for tiiis purpose ed him money. Minniti, the police attorneys who have studied a con­ was and the N avy $32,230,000. N o One of the Parachutes Fails 079,922 permitting also an increase I twelve hours before he wi s hanged. tains 5 Connecticut Cities A sound financial structure were informed, had had attempted densed report jf the tabulator of portrayed by the President, who estimate was submitted for Boulder the sub-committee of the committee in personnel. Judge Johnson was last night ap- to collect his money on the note but said' the public debt stood at $16,- Dam construction, the details N O T on privileges and election furnished The appropriatiou enabled the j ppinted by Governor Trumbull to sit Aliano had put him off repeatedly. to Open When Machine 931,000,000 last Jime 30. A t its having been ready in time for in­ to> both Mr. Wilson (William B. bureau to retain its 4,285 employes, [.Qn, the board when it considers the Minniti, the police were told, was Washington, Dec. 4.— (A P)—Ex­ peak in August 1919 it was $26,- clusion. accused by Aliano of not “playing Wilson, 'Vare’s Democratic oppon­ 1506 of whom are listed as prohibi- pjga for comndutatipn of the death penditures of $30,500,000 to carry In his discussion of taxes Mr. ent). and myself, thgt the charges sentence of John Feltovic, Bridge­ 596,000,000. with the right crowd Catches Fire. forward the government’s huge President Hoover’s views were re­ Hoover said the government woiild are proven to be absolutely false. (Continued on Page Three.) port bandit who shot to death tlie public building construction pro­ jected by Secretary Mellon, whose have a surplus of $225,581,534 . at “One of the charges was that } manager of a chain grocery store gram in 1931 \yas recommended to the end of the present (1930) fiscal' Goodwater,. Ala., Dec. 4.— (At*)— annual report was submitted to there were 2,018 persons voted in ^who resisted a raid by Felto-vic and Congress today by President Hoov-. year. Lieutenant Smith was killed and his Congress within a few minutes after Philadelphia who were not register­ other gangsters. The Manchester jur­ Conditions Improved « three companions jumped to safety er. the budget was deliveredf The ADMITS HE TRIED' ed. The facts are that all but 33 In addition to this amount Mr. when a large twin-motored Army 11 DEAD, 3 SAVED ist will sit in the place of David secretary said the Treasury expect­ “For the current fiscal year 1930 I of these 2,0i8 persons were duly Day, a Bridgeport lawyer who is a Hoover said in his annual budget there is a marked improvement over plane from Langley Field, Va., ex­ and legally registered. Why they ed an income of $4,249,635, 434 next I regular member of the board b'at message that he would submit a the financial situation as estimated ploded and plunged to the earth in even charge that in forty per cent year. who is absent from the state and supplement estimate for other con­ in the Budget for 1930, transmitted TO WRECK TRAIN flames on the outskirts of Good- of the election districts the- election f r o m FREIGHTER Even while the budget message struction calling for an additional to Congress in December 1928”.;lie water shortly before noon today. broards were comprised of only en­ cannot serve in this case. and the report of Secretary Mellon $5,000,000. Congress had previous­ said. “Compared with the estim S^ Lieutenant Smith’s parachute failed Other Members, were being formally placed on rec­ rolled Republicans, and yet that is ly approved the program totaling of one year ago receipts show; a^‘ to open. entirely legal as the law does not n •!! %K other members, of the Board sit- ord, the House ways and means approximately $265,000,000 and has increase of about $408,000,000 and His companions wert Lieut. Gil­ require minority representation on tomorrow be Governor committee reported a resolution for East Lyme Youth Pushes Twentv-One Men Still wm appropriated $175,000,000 of that the expenditures about $243,000,000. lespie, commander of the plaue I election boards. iWCUlJf UUC meu OUU lua -prumbuU, Justice. Howard J. Ciu-- tnv reduction and it will be taken On the receipt side the increase iiv which was being flo'wn to Mexico No Republicans; tis of the Supreme Court, Judge amount. up for action on Thursday. No new projects are called for in the estimate is reflected generally Big Boulder on Tracl^ City, Sergeant Bremer and Sergeant “In fact, there are many districts Rbllin Tylei- of Haddam, Dr. Samuel rooned on Island; Heavy the budget but continuation and in the income tax, $305,000,000, due Capps. in Philadelphia where the entire en­ B. Overlock.of Pomfret, and Sheriff Washington, Dec. 4.— (AP) — completion of present projects were to an abnormal increase in the in­ Motor Explodes. rollment is Republican, just as, I Frank H. Turkington of Morris. President Hoover today laid before provided. N ew projects under the comes reported. by individuals for No One is Injured. The plane circled over Goodwater suppose, there are districts in other Congress a recommendation for tax. Seas Hamper Rescuers. Feltovic was convicted on ample present program ■will be submitted 1928 an^ to this exceedingly pros- about 11:30 a. m. then headed to­ reduction, a request for $3,830,445,- circumstantial evidence supported to Conlress shortly after the first peroios business year. ward Montgomery. One of the mo­ (Continued on Page‘ Three.) by the [confession of one of his gang 231 for governmental use next, year, “W ith an estimated surplus of New London, Dec. 4— (AP) — tors apparently exploded add the of the new year. Pago Pago,'Samoa, Dec. 4— (AP) who turned state’s evidence. He was N ew England Construction and a bright picture of the state of over $225,000,000 this year ahd With the arrest today of Sedrick plane burst into flames. — Rescue ships which reported the sentenced to hang on Dec. 10. His Included in the N ew England con the nation’s finances. $122,000,000 next year it is felt Kennett, 23, of East Lyme, on sev­ The occupants jumped from an loss of eleven men and the saving lawyers appealed to. the Supreme struction provided for in . the. Pres­ Dra'wing a lesson from the lower­ that some measure of reduction in eral serious charges it was learned altitude of about 500 feet and with LABOR CHIEF DIES, of three others, in the wreck of the Court but the appeal was denied a ident’s request for $30,500 in 1931, ing of taxes in the past', the Pre.si- taxes ia justified. Since the fiscal that an effort had been made by the exception of Smith were imin- British freighter Norwich City at few days ago. The plea for com­ no individual ammmts being spec­ dent said that there was- no doubt year 1921 four tax reductions have him in that town last night to jured. Gardner island, 700 mileo north of mutation by the Board of Pardons that increased revenues had.i always been made. Experience has shown •wreck one of the fast N ew Haven, • The plane was a twin-motored ified are: here, again faced the dangers of to life imprisonment is the last re­ Boston, Mass., post office, court followed and that the stiiflulus given that each reduction in taxes haa re­ railroad trains. Tra Sport Curtiss plane. VICTIM OF BLAZE sulted in revenue in excess of the hea-vy. seas and treacherous coral sort of the murderer. To be effec­ house etc., continuation. to business was partly responsible The Cannon Ball Express, a fast mathematically computed return reefs today in their effort to take 21 tive the Board’s decision to commute Bridgeport, Conn., post office, for these upward jumps in receipts, freight running from New York to under the reduced rates. others from the island, upon which etc., continuation. In his first budget message he Boston crashed into a 500 pound 45,000 NEEDLE WORKERS would have to be flnanimous.' “Undoubtedly an increase in the they are marooned. Brockton, Mass., post office con­ estimated the Treasury’s outlay tor boulfier which had been placed on propsperity of business broug^ht James P. Noonan, Smoking First word of the fate of the 35 tinuation. the twelve months beginning next the eastbound track in East Lyme, forth by tax reduction is partly Re­ men aboard the Norwich City when Fall River, Mass., Custom house and although none* of the crew were TO GO OUT ON STRIKE July at $4,102,983,700 and figured sponsible for this, experience. Such she struck a coral reef last Satur­ and post office, continuation. injured the locomotive -was con­ INSURANCE CO. OFFICIAL there.would be a $122,000,000 sur­ reduction gives the tax payer cor­ on Couch, Sets Fire to It; day, was received here last night in Fitchburg, Mass., post office, etc siderably damaged and the running plus. at the end of that period. respondingly more for his own use a terse message from the steamer controls were also damaged so that Delegates in Session May Call completion. . . - Difference Explained. and thus increases , the capital Trongate. DROFS DEAD IN HOTEL Framingham, Mass., post office, the train was forced to travel at a Out Double That Number in The difference between appropria­ available for general business. Un­ Was WeU Known. The message., said the Trongate slow rate to Midway where repairs continuation. tions asked! .and expenditures fore­ der the present circumstances I am Other Cities. had taken aboard three of the. sur­ Gloucester, Mass., post office, were made. ’The boulder had been cast was explained as being due to in favor of a reductiop of income vivors, including the wireless opera­ Winslow Russell, of Phoenix etc., continuation. rolled on to. the tracks at a curve the fac£ that the President had not taxes to be effective on returns for. Cleveland, O., Dec. 4.—r(A P )— Washington, Dec. 4.—-(AP)-,- tor and second engineer-oZ the N or­ Hartford, Conn., post office, and the engineer of the freight was Collapses'^ After Lunching the calendar year 1929 which will Strike of approximately 45,000 James P. ,Noonan, vice president of wich City. Eleven members of the included any amovmt for the revolv­ unable to see it until the locomotive With H'a r t f o r d Courant court house, etc., continuation. < be due March 15, 1930. Payments members of the International the American Federation of Labor crew drowned, said the message, Ha-yerhill, Mass., post office, etc., ing fvmd of the Federal F ann was almost upon it. imder these returns ■will be made Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union in and president of the International when the Norwich City struck the •Editor. Board because it had not bepn deter­ Made A Mistake continuation. ' • during-.the last half of the current The freight train struck the New York City was authorized by Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, reef. The three rescued by the LoweU, Mass., post office, etc.. mined how much wovUd be neceS*- Hartford, Dec. 4— (AP) — Win­ year fiscal year 1930 and the first, boulder at 11:19 p. m. and it is the unanimous vote of 200 delegates of died here today from bum s re­ Trongate apparently bad been Continuation. sary. In the estimate of outgo, hov/- the imion in convention here today. ceived in an early morning fire in among the 24 to reach the island. slow Russell, vice president of the ever, the amount was placed at half of the coming fiscal year 1931 belief of the state and railroad po­ Milford, Coim., post office, etc., so that the reduction will be reflect­ Votes on proposed strikes in his apartment. The Trongate advised that it had Phoenix Mutual Insurance Com- $ , , . A further difference of lice that Kenhett had intended continuation- 200000000 ed in the two years.for which we Chicago', Philadelphia, Boston, Firemen, who broke . into Mr. managed to get a rocket line to psmy, dropped dead- in the grill $72,000,000 was due to a ckrryover wrecking the Bar Harbor Express, N ew Britain, Conn., post office, now anticipate a surplus. Cleveland, Baltimore and Toledo, Noonan’s apartment after’an alarm those on the island and would do its room of the Huebloin Hotel here at which was carrying several hundred etc., continuation. . of appropriations from the present Rediioc Taxes Ohio, %lso were to be taken at the had been turned in by a neighbor, utmost to get them aboard today. 1:50 o’clock this afternoon imme­ passengers, most of whom were Pawtucket,‘ R. I., post office etc., year which 'Will be. avail­ “I, therefore, recommend that (Kv,ar( found the labor Official lying on the By means of the rocket line the diately after lunching -with his paased the point just a f e w , session. If theKv=are approved, ap- continuation. , i able next year. A s submitted, the taxes upon incomes for the calendar floor beside a burning couch. He Trongate commimicated •with the friend, Maurice G. Sherman, editor mlnutes______earlier, arriving _ inIn this nroximatelvproximately lOftOOO109^000 members of the Pittsfield, Mass., post office, etc., request ■was-for $145,696,(KK) less year 1929 be reduced in the ap­ was believed to have gone to sleep marooned men. Is-st night and learn­ of the Hartford Courant. city at 11:20 o’clock. union may be affected. continuation. than for this year. proximate sum of $160,000,000. while smoking, the fire ^ starting ed they were in need of water and Mr. Russell, 58 years old, had Kennett, described by the state Resolutions favoring the strikes Springfield, Mass., post office, ’Hie tax reduction suggestion fol­ would suggest to Congress that this, from his cigarette. provisions. ’The Survivors reported been with the Phoenix Mutual since. police as shiftless and vicious was were approved by a strike commit­ court house, etc., continuation. lowed the previously annoimced pro­ be effected, as recommended by the He was taken'' to the hospital that the food and water supplies of 1903 and had been vice president arrestsd near the scene of his effort tee yesterday. Waterbury, Conn., post office, gram of the administtation ■\yhich Secretary of the Treasury, by ri^ where his condition was pronoimced the Norwich City were lost when eleven years, Mr. Russell had ap­ to wre<^ the train at 7:30 o’clock parently been In excellent health up. etc,, continuation. desires a decrease of from 12 to 11 ducing by 1 per cent the rate of tte critical. the ship was broken in two by the W est Warwick, R. I., -post .office, momlngt The arrest was made TREASURY BALANCE to the time he suddenly collapsed, per cent. In corporation income normal tax on the incomes of inor-; Washington,'" Dec. 4 — (AP) — Mr. Noonan, who was 55, was the breakers. etc., continuation. by Captain TR^liiam P. Conley and were j Mr. Shermzm said, although he had levies and reductions of one per Seigdmt John McAuliffe of the Treasury receipts, Dec. 2, were $9,- American labor deiegate to the Enormous breakers still Worcester, Mass., post office, I complaiivsfi of a pain in the‘ neck cent, on normal . individual incomes, (Ck>ntinaed on Page 3.) 704,950.15; expenditures $9,466,651.- world Power Congress in London in court house, etc., completion. (Conttoued on Page Three.) •when they sat down to lunch. (Oontlnned on I^ g e 'a .) 26; balance $124,132,542.78. 1924.

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J. r * ' -* ■ Y" . I' fi ' ' -- T A U t) VNO MANCHESTEB EVENING HERAU), SOIJTH MANCHESTER, CONNiv 1.11^ iTWd'MORE BANDS Ix m a s u g h t m o ney ! BRIDGET DENIES DEOiUES DRY UW EX-GOVERNOR FULUR [SUICIDE PACT YICTHIIS P , R . R . S ^ C ( IS 60 PER CENT SHORT! GBITOARY TO RUN FOR'SENATE ARE FOUND IN RIVER OF BOSTON An d FOR XMAS PARADE SHE SAW SUSPECT A i m S U C C E S Boston, Dec. 4.—(AP.>—^Presi­ Young Conpft Run Auto De­ About Forty Per Cent Collect-i Boston, Dec, 4.—(AP)—Reports- dent Hoover’s ' need of Whole-heart­ liberately Into Waterr Di­ . p,,, eaed JDUt But vyuuumnc Committee Expects ' Clarence True Wikon Says ed support in the. United States that large blocks of stock bf the DEATHS rected Puents Where to Boston and Maine and the New ' Liberal Response. Hotel Chambermaid . Sur­ Senate was declared by former Center Flute and Silk City Alvin % Fuller last night to.be the Find Bodies. York, /New Haven and . Methodists Will Never principal reason for his consider­ railroads had been-obtained .by Dm '; Eleven out of the fifteen cah- Mrs. Etta W. Perkins Pennroad jCorporathia, a . ttitfdins Groups J p Take Part in vSssers for funds to finance the prises State With Story Mrs. Etta W. (Stowfe) Perkins, ing becotnlng a candidate to suc­ 'HiCl:ory, N. C., Dec. 4—(AP)' — special holiday street Jighting pro­ aged 71, of 85 Spruce street, Display, the Wlnte Flag. ceed Senator Frederick H.- GUlett, The bodies of Elsie Poovey Lenoir company organized by-the Pennqri- ject reported at a meeting held this widow of Frank S. PerWns, died whose retirement in 1931 at Wash­ Rhjme co-ed, and her sweetheart, vanla railroad int^ests' dreW st^er, Opening Celebration. morning in the Chamber of Com­ At the McManus Trial. ington was announced Monday. Luther Turner, who disappeari^ mdrts last tiiglit from offteials of at the Memorial hospital at nine both lines. ^ . merce rooms, disclosing that 40 per o'clock .this morning following a Washington, Dec. 4,—(AP.) — Fuller -described as deliberate Sunday night wer% found In . the cent of the total amount had been Prohibition today was termed the misrepresentations statements in a Catawba river near the "new steel; The Boston and Maine offleds' lingering illness with heart disease. bridge” today. -Turner in a suicide said: “It has been known for some'! Two more bands today announced collected and that the committee Criminal Courts • Building, New j She was admitted to the hospital “greartest moral success of any local paper- that he' had made took this as an encouraging sign York, Dec. 4.— (AP)—Bridget Far- ' note left for his parents had said months that substantial blocks of their acceptance of the invitation of four weeks ago -when asthma set adventure of the age” by Dr. Clar­ charges involving the integrity of the bodies would bd' found, in this Boston and Maine stock had Chang-, of. the interest of the townspeople ry, 200-pound chambermaid, who in. Her condition gradually grew the President and bad practically the Chamber of Commerce to march and business men. the state expected to testify she ence True Wilson, general secre­ place. . ed hands, but we know of no St« worse and then double pneumonia read himself out of the party: The young couple, who' disap­ in the parade that will formally One of the committee members saw George McManus in’Room 349 tary of the Board of Temperance, tempts at control by any new inter­ developed. • « “I recall that by, written word, peared Sunday ntght after having ests.” open the Christmas shopping season said: ‘"The contract was let before in the* Park Central hotel a few Mrs. Perkins was, bom in Oak­ Prohibition and Public Morals of by word of mouth, by preferred apr the appeal was made because the minutes before they say he shot] attended church at Hig^ands, their E. ti. Buckland, chairman of the in Manchester Saturday evening, land May 19, 1858 and had lived in the Methodist Episcopal church. pointments in the dlplomatia •serv­ home, had., apparently deliberately board of directors of the New Ha­ large committee working on the Arnold Rotl^istein there, took the j ice of others, that he has assured bringing the number of musical project had confidence that the bus­ Manchester, Bolton or 'Vernon In his report to the annual meet­ nm >th6 automobile in which they ven (Jon^pany, said. "The manage­ stand in McManus’ murder trial to- | me are yet to come, he, said, “that were, riding off the.'river hank into bodies to be in line to five, the iness men and citizens w6uld sup­ day and denied she had ever seen nearly ^1 of her life. She was the ing of the board,^Dr. Wilson as­ ment has.no knowledge of any-sub­ port and stand back of such a possessor'of an. unusually, keen wit serted that "America must shovy the President has shown tlmt I had deep, water. The bodies were found stantial change in ownersh^ of American Legion, the Salvation McManus in Room 349. his confidence, andj* under these in'&e car.. Army, the High School, the Center worthy program. Expected to be a difficult witness, and' bad: a remarkable personality. the world, how to get rid of its two New Haven.stoek and the recprdaof Flute and the Silk City Fife and “The committee appointed to con­ She leaves only one survivor, her most dreadful scourges—rum and circumstances, I cannot allow to the company show no such change.’* Bridget surprised the state by her go imcontradlcted a statement'that Drum Corps. sider this lighting project does not dmial. son, Thomas W. Stowe, sports edit­ war.’’* WINDSOR VICTIM DIES. A report from. New York yester^. With the tap of drums and the consist of merchants only but in­ or of the Manchester Evening Her­ has to do with the relations that day said that the Pennroad,Cor­ “Madame, did you come here to He asked for prohibition “as fair exist between us." * red and green flares carried by the cludes professional men and the tell the truth?” Assistant District ald. : y ' ■ a chance and as long ■ a time to Hartford, Dec. i.—(AP)—^MrS. poration or associated banking inr Boy and Girl Scouts sending streaks thought from the beginning' has Attorney George N.. Brothers asked, The funeral will be held- at two show the world what it can do as The former governor, said that terests had. purchased larte < blocks Louis ^Eveiaiiig the best. holds that job in Wajme, “My father held the job for Oouglai Fairbankf J r .*^ Loretta t a g 6^45. RRd 8 :4S $1.00 to $2.50 years before me,” she told the “ SQUARE CROOKS minois Republican Women’s Club Directed by Louis Smith. ! . today. "And, too, I believe I can en­ A Sensational Play of the New York Underworld A*«^ l b - — dorse the permanence of marriages WALTER HUSTON, CLAUDETTE COLBERT IN “THE LADY lAES.^ performed by. a justice of the peace. Can Happiness Be Bought and Paid For? Hear the Answer In this SpRifi.<$baK My father and mother were united Presented by Geo. H. Williams, Inc. that way, and recently they cele­ John TWather Chapter, Order of De Moiay Johnson Black, South Manchester brated their 65th wedding annver- aary,” A . • A

- ' ' - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN„ WEDNESDAY, TJEgEMBER 4, 1929. [MISS CHURCH’ S OPERETTA - K E M X ’T VOTERS SWEEP OUT s m a s h e s a u t o RUSSIA CALLS VARE APPEARS dot9T9 jfiDu c a n atjforJl io l)uy j^occi Jurtniurc PRESENTED TOMORROW OUR MESSAGE FOUR N. E. MAYORS'^^ ™ INSmTETO “The Cat and the King” to Be Massachusetts Car Stalls on Given in Rockville Under Crossing; Occupants Jump Men’s Union Auspices. NOT FRIENDLY Just in Time. PLEAD CAUSE Six Office Holders Re-elect­ A number of local friends of Miss (Continnud from Page One.) Marianio Zaleio, of Haverhill,. (Contlnaed from Page One.) Leila M. Church of Rockville are ed Including the Famous Mass., escaped with his life yester-1 planning to attend'the performance ton, that the American note came day ^temoon when his Cadillac counties in Pennsylvania and In of her new operetta, “The Cat and at a time when some conditions of i I coupe was demolished at Andover other states where the electorate the King,” at the Sykes the negotiations already had been ! | Newburyport "Bossy.” railroad crossing by the west-bound are entirely of the, Democratic ______that__ place tomorrow and Bnaay agreed upon. express train due at Manchester at in iV f^p. na." Z^eio and many districts in the south | ^;®e? toe luspices^'^of “ he^" CAPITAL ASTONISHED. Boston, Dec. 4.—(AP) Loss of jumped automobile ]us ^j^ougands Jf Democratic votes are ^nion of toe Union Congregatiooal.V tiu-inc' Washington, Dec. .4.— (AP)—Un­ poUtical favor in the minds of voters '°¥he dn“ eJ“was eastbound and had | cast and_ not one Republican^voto church and among those concealed astonishment and vigor- principal pskrts are Percy Cooic>, unofficial, denial today i ^ swept four mayors in the state out Herbert Qpugh, Luther wmie, ^ ^.j^g charge of Soviet Russia , of office yesterday In mayoralty Robert Greenwood, C. "W. and -^iss, motives lay behind i * elections held in 11 cities. Beatrice Cady, Miss Vera^ Miss | prevent war- Six present office-holders, includ­ the exnress coming and in his anx- of these conclusions winch my po- yjioet and E. H. Cobb, Miss Dc^ot .y ^g^j.g between the Soviet Union and ■ ing Andrew J. (Bossy) Gillis of ietv to get across stalled the mo- utical enemies have tried to have , pj^gjpg ^^jgg Elizabeth and Charles, , Newburyport, were re-elected and tor^ The road surface was ex- you believe were facts. Leonard, Leslie Brookes and many | Awaiting receipt of the Russian j in Northampton the present mayor treinely slippery and Zaleio could „jg ^^y election or my right to a others known to Manchester P®opm- j memorandum, forwarded through | was not a candidate. In the only nULnot get,get started. He --- and- -a com- . ^ tj^^g senate to be judged! The play is similar to Miss pj-g^ch diplomatic channels, govern-i New Hampshire contests three cities pardon® jumped - ■ out ■ and ’ got off tne and decided upon such reportT Are 1 church’s “Puss in Boots” which was U e n t officials studied the text of ^ returned the mayor to office. tracks just before the train plunged vou with whom I have been asso- | staged in Cheney hall several years, the communication as transmitted transm in­ The upsets occurred in the follow­ into the automobile amidship dated all these years in Congress Lgo. There are about a dozen groups , by press correspondents and formally expressed complete sur­ ing cities with the election of these The automobile was carried 400 j gg judgment-jii/iorTvicTif onr»Ti -me'TTip without!without 1 ..fVir,^ho MniiwiU appear nrinftar in dances and otht.r prise and amazement at the sever- ^ j> nien: feet down the , tracks before tne , . r .^j^y court’ ? iI art-Qacts and tableaux and chchorus num- Gloucester; John E. Parker (Non­ train came to a stop. ^ ’The «jo. prefer to— believe______not cone ofibers. Miss Church ]?as not only ity of its tone and the harshness ■ had seen the plight of the automo­ you wants to do an imfair thing— j .^itten toe lines of toe operetta but with which it criticized toe action j Part.) of the U. S. in calling attention to : i Holyoke: William T. Dillon (N. bile driver and tried to apply his surely party prejudice and self-in- bas persohally designed the unique brakes but the speed of the train cominitments under the Kellogg ! j. terest will not allow you to con- costumes_ and , the ^elaborate ^.stage Treaty for the remmeiation of ; I Tauntan: Willis K. Hodgman (N.jI was too &reat_to^^lowjt^^^^^^^great to allow stoppmg it demn anyone on false testimony.” settings. The sale . of « advance- j - tickets 1 before reaching the crossing! This war. , J 11 has been large and toe Men’s Union In this connection they singled I ^ P.) , . _____ . ... . ex ...... confidently expect a capacity audi­ statioiT wMch is just east of cross. out the passage asserting that this l - ence both evenings. mg RED CROSS MEMBERS step of the American government | Those Re-elected. The automobile wreckage was The Dewey-Richman company is could not “be taken as a friendly .J These mayors were re-elected:^ ^ towed to a Hartford &fjage last handling the sale of tickets locally. act” in view of the progress of ne- | Santa says... ''Tell Dad and Newburyport: Andrew J. Gillis nieht. It attracted considerable at- , , , . gotiations with the Mukden pro- | (N. P.) tention when it stopped in front of | j^jiss Helen I. Richmond, Mr. and vincial government of Manchuria j Salem: George J. Bates (N. P.) the nolice headquarters. The owner, , j^j^g Robert Richmond, Robert CHRISfflAS “WAR CRY” for a direct settlement of the dispute ^ Mother about these splendid Brockton: Harold D. Bent (R.) who * accompanied ______4-U.a th« cro'roo'o garage PflT car Knapp, Jr., Mrs.. Robert__ . , Knapp, | nvrai /\»i c 1T r lirDC over the Chinese Eastern Railway, | Leominster; Frederick T. Platt back to Hartford, stopped here to Mrs. John A. Anderson, Mrs, E .' PUT ON SALk HkKk the controversy which gave rise to (N. P. unopposed). get an accident report blank. the Sino-Russian crisis. I Pittsfield: Jay P. Barnes (D.) Kjellson, Miss Martha Wehr, Mrs. ______President Hoover and Secretary | Practical Toys at KeithY' Chicopee: Henry Cloutier (N. I’.) C. Wehr, John Boland, Mr. and Mrs. ^^^jutant Joseph Heard of toe Stimson were informed of the Rus- > Dover, N. H.: T. Jewett Chesley BARNARD PUPILS TALK Alex Simpson, Mrs. John Boland, salvation Army has over 2,000 sian response last night but to- | gether with other high officials de- | (R ) . ... Mr. Salonik, Anna Campbell, Mrs. gop^gg of the Christmas number of Nashua, N. H.: William F. Su.il- Thomas C o le , Robert Phillips, ^ War Cry, and the 1929 issue is cided to comment. Subordinate offi­ van (N. P.) OVER CURRENT EVENTS Frank Ronca, Frank Wolcott, C. A. excellent one, toe picture ef- cers of the state department how­ S-l-e-d-s Rochester, N. H.: Louis H. Me-1 Kennedy, Mrs. Frank Wolcott, JB. 1 g ^ g the subject matter ever were not hesitant about speak­ Whoopee—old man winter has left his calling card al­ Duffee (R. unopposed) j The Current Events program was M. Trebbe, Mrs. Girsbrook, Mr. and ing their opinion of toe new turn in making it most desirable toe Sino-Russian situation. ready. The hills are covered with a thick blanket of In Northhampton, Homer C. Bliss, held this afternoon in the Audi­ Mrs. C. Gambolati, Herbert Free­ It contains a remarkable article a Republican, was elected. man, Mr. and Mrs. Sullivan, Mr. and snow . . . and it’s here to stay. Of course, you want a torium of the Recreation building. It from the commander-in-chief as good sled to enjoy toe fun. Here at Keith’s you can Wins by 46 Votes. was under the direction of Miss Mrs. James Finley, Mrs. Charles ENVOYS RECALLED well as from other leading officers select from five sturdy and speed models. The re-election of Mayor Andrew Evelyn Reed and Miss Elizabeth F. Treebe, Mrs. S. H. Smith, Mrs. of this and other fields, and some Shanghai, Dec. 4 — (AP) J. (Bossy) Gillis in Newburyport Krapowicz of the Barnard school. Ina C. Buhee, Mrs. G. Schreiber, Reuter’s dispatch from Harbin, THE RACER ...... interesting and seasonal stories. published today under yesterday’s THE ESKIMO (small size) ...... $1.76 by a scant 46 votes over his oppo­ I. Town Topics Ela F. Burr, Mr. and Mrs. Paton, Adjutant Heard recalls toe nent, former Mayor Michael Cash- 1. “An Incinerator for Manches­ Mrs. Louis C. Bunce. date, intimated that Manchurian THE ESKIMO Oarge size) ...... $2.25 splendid way the people of toe com­ THE SPEESTER ...... 52.95 man, in an election which called ter.”—Harry Howroyd. Louis St. Clair Burr, Mr. and delegates reported to have ^ reached Mrs. M. 'fepiess. Dr. Nelson, Miss munity received toe Army workers an agreement yesterday with I^^" FLEXIBLE FLYER ...... 54.76 out the largest vote in toe history 2. “The Editor Describes a Visit and purchased the last years num­ of the city was toe outstanding con­ to Cheney Brothers.”—Clinton Kee- T.niiao Nelson, Mrs. Emily Reardon, Sian plenipotentiaries regarding toe test of the day. Gillis received Mrs. P. Murphy, Mrs. C. Robinson, ber and he is of the opinion that toe Chii«se-Eastem Railway dispute, ncy. ,1 Christmas War Cry would make a 3,110 votes and Cashman, 3,073. The 3. “Early Mail Service Assured.” Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Anderson, Miss had neen recalled. latter said he would ask for a re­ Jean Robinson, Mr. Matchett, Mrs. splendid substitute for a Christmas ^ The Moscow dispatches said —Marjorie Akrigg. Soviet authorities had stated that count. 4 “Mr E. L. J. Hohenthal Takes Carl Anderson, Mrs. Albiston, card to the folks in the old country, Colonel John E. Parker, Monica Hayes, Mrs. E. L. Hayes, F. or a suitable Christmas remem­ an agreement between the Russian the' Office of His Father.”—Ruby and Manchurian governments had veteran, defeated Mayor Henry H Jarvis. A Verplanck, Manchester Red brance. Parsons, eight years mayor of Cross Club, Mrs. F. A. Verplanck, been signed at Nikolsk, Siberia. n. state Topics The dispatch from Harbin said; Gloucester,------in a surprising . upset. “Automobile Accidents in Con- Mrs. Alexander Trotter, Hazel OUR NEW Colonel Parker was deposed as city | show a Decrease.”—Her- Trotter, Fred VanNess, Mrs. Fred “The Chinese Mukden delegates marshal five years ago. He re-j VanNess, Dr. Robert Knapp, E. P. ABOUT TOWN slated to have gone to Khabarovsk Walton, A. Renaud, Mrs. Earl to confer with the Soviet delegates ceived 3,771 votes, 630 more than “New President of Storrs Col- returned here today and left im­ Parsons. lege.”—Eric Rautenberg. Clarke, Earle Clark, Miss Sarah E. Officers and past regents of Or- Safety Cycles Holyoke’s surprise mayor, Fred Bulla, G. R. Risley, Mrs. E. P. Wal- ford Parish Chapter, Daughters of mediately for Mukden. It is un­ 3. “Aetna Life Insurance Furni­ derstood they were recalled by G. Burnham, \ who two years ago ture to be Fireproof.”—Dorothy the American Revolution, attend­ Mrs. Thomas Kearns, Richard G. Chang Hsueh-Liang (governor of The very latest in cycles and exclusive with spent eight cents in campaign ex­ Lamprecht. „ .,j. ed, the luncheon today at the Hotel Manchuria) before they reached us. Easily driven by enclosed silent chain penses and who declined to rim this 4. “Contracts Let For Building Bell, J. P- Lamb, Mrs. Charles C. Bond, imder arrangement of toe Nichols, Clarence S. White, Earl T. Khabarovsk.” j drive. Heavy frame with adjustable seat year until a popular petition of the First Seadrome.” — Mildred state regent. Miss Katherine Net- and steering wheel. Finished in bright red 1 000 names was presented, was de­ Gustafson. French, Mrs. A; D. Hale, Sherwood tleton, and the state chairman for. feated by William T. Dillon, 10,698 Behrend, Mrs, Adelaide Shelton, lacquer. With disc wheels (as shown) priced 5. “What Aviators and Scientists national defense, Mrs. John Laid- MILLIONS MORE NEEDED I very special at $13.95. to 9,362. ’ISiink of the Seadrome.”—Agnes Mrs. Marian Turkington, Miss Ethel law Buei. fflie lunchedn was fol­ In Brockton. Watson. Robb, Robert Curran, Miss Florence lowed by an address by the na­ Mayor Harold D. Bent of Brock­ ITT. National Topics Risley, J. G. Trotter, J. W. Conrow, tional chairman, Mrs. William TO ENFORCE DRY LAW| ton was re-elected by his largest 1. “A Century of Progress” . — Mr Gleason, Mrs. Thompson, Oscar Sherman Walker of Washington, plurality in three elections, receiv­ Walter Kotchin. Johnson, Mrs. Mary Benson, Miss D. C. ing 11,099 votes to 7,596 for his Lorraine Ray, Mrs. Gertrude Trot­ (Continued from Page 1.) 2. “Mosquitoes Shot With Poison ------’ « opponent, William H. Powers. He Dust.”—Leland Stevens. ter, Mrs. A. M. Knowles, Mrs. Oscar St. Mary’s Ladies Guild will be­ will serve his third term. 3. “Hamilton’s Home Long Neg­ Mathewson, Mrs. James McCul- gin its annual sale of Christmas tion agents, 230 as special agents, Mayor William F. Sullivan of lected.”—Howard Brown. laugh, Mrs. Gustaf Gustafson, Mrs. articles at 5 o’clock this afternoon 95 as prohibition investigators and Velocipedes Nashua, N. H., overwhelmingly de­ 4. “Earth Tremors Shake New N. Patnaure, Fred P. Hanson, in toe parish house. At 6 o’clock 302 as narcotic agents. feated Arthur A. Lagasse, receiving Charles H. Small, Mrs. Eva Temple­ England Coast.”—Thomas Chara. toe Guild will serve a hot roast beef Need More Vessels Again this year Keith’s is headquarters for the 5,352 votes to 3,087 for his oppo- 5. “America’s Greatest Sport.— ton, Robert Templeton, Mrs. H. The increase asked for the Coast famous Columbia Velocipedes. They are offered in Behrend, Mrs. John Summers, John supper and this will be followed by Guard will enable it to purchase five ; nent. ^ _ Anthony Diana. a program of entertainment. many sizes in both plain and deluxe models priced In Salem, Mass., Mayor George J. 6. “ Glad to Help Girl Scouts.”— Sinnamon, Mrs. W. Custer. fast-offshore' boats at a cost of j from $8.95 to $16.75. Bates was re-elected to a fourth Annie Reali. Carl Anderson, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. $800,000. One of the difficulties the ^ term, receiving 8,638 votes to 6,213 Iver Carlson, Mrs. R. J. Dower, The Commanders, weekly feature service has had in contending with 7. “Mellon’s Tax Cut to Be Set­ dance attraction at the Rainbow for Denis J. Sullivan, his opponent. tled Before CSiristmas.”—Rena Tal Mrs. D. Robb, Mrs. Steven Turking­ rum-runners has been that the, Chicopee re-elected Henry Clou­ ton, Mrs. Bertha Keeney, Mrs. Mol­ Saturday, are playing for the annua I smugglers used speedier boats and tier in a close contest. ’The vote ly Shaw, Mrs. M. D. Roger, Fred concert and ball of the Monson fire were able to escape The Coast rV. international department at Monson, Mass., to­ among four men v^as; Cloutier 1. “Off Again For Darkest Afri­ Murphy, Grace Bulla, Miss Irene Guard also requested $800,000 for 3 374; A. J. Stonina, 3,137; J. N. morrow evening. The Commandcr- ca.”—Grace Prpetor. Bulla, Miss Dorothy Wright, Mrs. completing the ninth of ten cutters Grise, 3,078, and W. S. O’Brien, 2. “Telephones to Link All South T. Davidson, Mrs. A. H. Loveland, ettes, eight pretty dancing girls are already authorized and $1,330,000 to 1,993. America.”—Anna Catalano. W. J. Fortin, A. Anderson, Mrs. G. also to participate in the program. recondition 12 naval destroyers to Doll Carriages 3. “More News From the Antarc­ W. Strant, Mrs. Clara Davis, Mrs. be turned over by the Navy to re- tic.”—Mary McNeil. Walter Waddell; G. W. Strant, G. Mrs. James Fogarty is chairman old ships of that class RAINBOW DANCES 4. “Fogs in London a Thing of H. Rowsell, Miss Minnie Fox, of the card party to be held this j ^ changes also would enable a j Of course little daughter wants a carriage to the Past.”—Erland Johnson. Esther Anderson, Mr. and. Mrs. C. evening at St. James’s hall on Park ' reorganization of toe Customs j wheel dolly around—and she prefers one of those 5. “The Who’s Who Project.”— S Benson, B. A. Cadman, Edith street. Playing will begin at 8:15 . gg^eau under Commissioner Eblc ; she saw at Keith’s for they are just like mother's Pearson, Nona Pearson, Margaret Sarah Potts. sharp and will include bridge, ; enable it, officials believe, to j except in size. Over twenty-five models and Commencing tomorrow evening, Chairman—Sarah Potts. Cadman, Ruth Benedict, Harriet T. straight whist and setback with ^.Qiiget more revenue than toe $6u0,- j sizes to choose from priced at $5.35 and up. the programs at the Rainbow Whitman, Mrs. John Hyde, John prizes in each section, and sand- i qqq qqq jf generally turns in to the dance palace will be doubly popu­ Hyde. wiches, cake and coffee after toe government vaults each year. At lar by reason of the diversified at­ Beulah Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. games. Assisting Mrs. Fogarty will toe same time it would permit a tractions and the superior brand Fred Murphy, Mrs. Selma Erickson, be Mr. and Mrs. Louis Chapin, Mr large increase in the number of cus- of dance music that will be intro­ WAPPING Mrs. J» Soderburg, Mrs. T. Appleby, and Mrs. George Olds, Mrs. Walter . ^j^g agents and an increase along j duced from time to time. Mrs. Ned Nelson, Mrs. R. O. Den­ Buckley, Mrs. Stephen Horan and ; Canadian border where toe cus- | Tomorrow evening Bill Waddell The Pirates of Hartford will play ton, Elizabeth Cook, Mrs. Jane Mrs. John McVeigh. toms, prohibition and . Coast Guard popular and reliable with his equal­ toe Wapping Y. M. C. A. boys at Wright, Mrs. J. J- Douglas, services might combine in their war i f ly popular orchestra will provide basketball at toe Parish house here James Harrison, Mrs. James Har­ H. W. Hollister, the local buUding on smugglers. on Saturday evening. The prelim­ rison, Mrs. Sam Nyman, H. E. Gib­ mover, has just completed a con­ Sidewalk Bikes the dance program for modem and inary game will be played by the ;.old fashion dances that will be in ; bon, Hattie Peterson, Mrs. J. M. tract awarded him by toe State 'SIDEWVALK Junior Y. M. C. A. . charge of Connecticut’s most popu­ Miller, Mrs. F. H. Harvey, C. E. Highway department, of moving a 11 DEAD, 3 SAVED Most popular of all cycles are these Col­ The Pleasant Valley Club will Gardner, Mrs. J. C. Cary, Mrs. F. B. umbia Sidewalk Bikes. They are offered' lar prompter, Harold Gates of large boarding house in Suffield, toe 3ALL-BEARING give a public whist on Friday eve­ Kehler, Lillian G. Grant, Mrs. F. property of George Hendee. in two models, toe Rambler and. Deluxe, Cromwell, voted by many the su­ ning, at toe Pleasant Valley School- Gustafson, Walton Grant, Mrs. Wax- FROM FREIGHTER both equipped with ball bearings and perior of Jimmie Spring. house. Mrs. Harold Turner will be ton Grant, Mrs. C. F. Marshall A. coaster brake. They are easily propeUed Saturday evening the Command­ A son was born Monday to Mr. toe hostess. Johnson, Mrs. F. F. Sweeney. and Mrs. Louis J. Breen of 619 by silent chain drive. The Rambler is ers, following several important en­ Miss Lillian E. Berger went to YConfInned from t) Gertrude Carrier, Mrs. B. S.. Car­ Center street. specially priced at $18.95. gagements in Massachusetts, will Boston and spent the week-end rier, Helen Carrier, Mrs. Warren return to toe Rainbow for their with friends. m m Keith Mrs. George Harris, Mrs. Secretary George H. Wilcox re­ rolling in on all sides, the Tron- regular Saturday night program The funeral of Lucius Victor O<>or?e F. Borst, Mrs. Emma Lak- ^ id s^ the W r d the |ate-e m e-ag^eU ted, that , that is drawing capacity crowds to Platt, was very largely attended S i Mrs/ J. H, McVelrt, Mrs. G. S. Bolton, in fact where many of the from the Wapping Federated Manchester Kiwanis had been unable to get past toe Bohlin D. M. Caldwell, M. D., Mrs. final meeting of the 1929 board, dance resorts are doing a failing | church here last Sunday. Rev. J H Keith, Miss R. Symington, (iliss coral reefs which virtually surround ; business, the Rainbow has doubled Trueman H. Woodward a former called for tomorrow at the Frank­ the island. MoUie O’Brien, Miss Margaret Kmg- lin school at 12 o’clock. The object its patronage creditable to a large pastor here, and Rev. Harry B. bauih, Mrs. S. E. Green, Dolores E. Among the rescue ships reported extent to the excellence of the mu­ Miner officiated. Garrett. Mrs. Helena Foster, Eva is to clear up all business now at the scene yesterday were the sic of The Commanders. The annual meeting of the Con- xjo.xx,//xx, nnrnthv Buttle hanging fire and leave a clean slate Lincoln Ellsworth and the Laving- Arctic Plane Another interesting feature that lefdirth'e‘?S t!f’‘?hurel! « the incomln^oard. ton Court. Gardner island is in toe Phoenix group and is supposed to will provide an enjoyable touch to 7:45 tomorrow evening, to choose Edward G. Dolan. Jane J. Ahlrito, the Saturday evenings programs is Renee Raynaud, D. J. Geary, M. D. In response to popular demand. uninhabited. Imagine any little boy’s deUght in pUot- toe committee of three and all of- the committee in charge of the ine this aeroplane model teddy carry the tenor vocal solos that are be­ ficers. Anne W. Cheney, Louis Cheney. , ing arranged by Officer Myron Lee sale and entertainment at toe BRIDGEPORT PASTOR DIES. across the floor. It is sturdily construct­ The Federated church choir re­ Buckland school this evening, has Bridgeport, Dec. ' 4.— (AP)—Rev. who has a tenor voice of rare hearsal wUl be held Friday evening, ed of wood and metal. Has disc wheels arranged for dancing. Harper (Uase Amos Gorham, 52, pastor of Walters and adjustable handle bars._ Finished In beauty and power and it is already instead of Thursday evening. Memorial A. M. E. Zion church and j known about the state that Bolton TRADE SCHOOL NOTES has agreed to play violin solos dur­ bright lacquer colors. $5.95. ing the program, and with other formerly well known in Ithaca and has a singing cop that must be Rochester, N. Y., and in Tennessee heard and people from every sec­ GIRL SCOUT NEWS members of his family to provide At a recent meeting of the bas­ anau. orchestrauxx-xxcouxo. forxvxx dancing,XXXXXX..XXX , which_____ North CaroUna, where he held ' tion of the state are being attract­ p L t im r ^ ‘lT continue "until ’ mid- charges, died las', night in Bridge- ■ | ed to the Rainbow to hear this ketball squad, Ernest Viot was port hospital. highly pleasing tenor balladist who TROOP 1. elected Captain. William Vince of night. will be on the programs regularly. toe textile department was elected Therfe was no meeting held last assistant captain. Viot is the only week. Instead we had a hike. We regular left from last year s team HOSPITAL NOTES c h a r g e d w it h .\k s o : started at the Edgewood House and and is a member of the carpentry Sure Relief I ended up near Hilliardsville. Some department. After election the “MAKES You Fee l Be t t e r Norwalk. Dec. 4.— (AP.)—Wii'| girls started early and laid out the members of the team discussed Two births and two deaths were liam Randolph of 1441 St. ^ohn j then toe rest of the girls 1929-1930 rules and regulations with reported at the Manchester Mem- ■ place. New York a ty , and Gustave followed. There will be a meeting Mr. Schober of toe faculty. .orial hospital today. A son was I m Shenfield, College Road, New York, pri^ay. Coach Schober has arranged born, to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chap- j several practice games before to® a Opposite H i^ School this ^tem oon were arrested by de-j gcribe, Esther Pickles. man of 77 Garden street and a ^ B ell-a n s beginning of toe regular schedule, South Manchester tectiVfe Charles Boughton of the j . ------^------daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Peter | Hot water local police and booked on charges j NEW NAVAL BASES, the first of these practice games to Urbanetti of 310 Main street. The , be played in the recreation center of arson and fraud and held under two persons who died were Mrs. Sure Relief bonds of $7,500. They were placed Washington, Dec. 4.— (AP)—Sec­ on Friday afternoon- Etta W. Perkins,, 71, f 85 Spruce j in cells at the local station. retary Adams said today that the Arrangements are now being made for the annual Christmas street and the four days old girl of The arrest of the two men is the Navy’s recommendations to Con- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Zielewicz of ELL-ANS outcome of a triple probe into a gress on selection of a Pacific coast j party to be given by the faculty to 8 Regent street. There was one ad­ FOR INDIGESnOM 'fire at the Co-operative Leather dirigible base would not be limited • all the boys in school. It is planned mission, Alfred Uzupis of 486 to one site, but would set out the ad- to make this party the biggest and 25* and 75* Pkfs.Sold Everywhere ^ ^ ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-^IT PAYS Goods Co., quarters in Washington Main street.. street here last Saturday. vantages of several locations. best ever. W TMANUHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1929. FAGB FOUR>^ -V-V

IIA D UP ON THE LAW ■V f BEFORE ICE HSHING

^,$ix Tip-Ups for Licensed An- j . glers, Only One for Women and Boys; Creel Limits.

If you are an ice-fishing enthusi­ ast it may be wise to look up the state fishing laws governing this sport. Provided you hold a license for fishing you are allowed the use of not more than six tip-ups, bobs or devices for taking fish through - the ice. Pickerai, or wall-eyed pike ,not les than 12 inches in length may be taken from legal waters until jd^ebruary 1 but no person shall take ^by angling, in any day, more than . ten of either or both such species. ‘A’ ellow perch or white perch not less i.than seven inches in length may be retaken up to the legal limit (jf ;^wenty fish all told. Boys under 16 i^or women, may fish without a ii- ucense but are allowed to ilse onlj ’*one tip-up. It will be well for fishermen to observe the rules of decency wnllo dishing on the land of, or in cross- “ing the land of other. If you wil- -fuTly or negligently injure any tense, 'or let down any bars and do not re- .^lace them—av.-ay goes your license 'dor a two year period. Any illegal i^quipment taken by game wardens .'Shall become the property of the Estate so it behooves those that en- Xjoy ice-fishing to read the laws be- Vfore starting out. BOLTON Miss Emily Champaign of Hart- ’•ford spent the week-end as guest vof Miss Lavinia Fries. ‘ The Grange elected the following •officers at their last meeting: Mas- '■ter, George Rose; overseer, Thomas ‘jDaly: steward. Maxwell Hutchin- 'vson; lecturer, Lillian Mack; secre-* ijlary, Catherine Rose; treasurer, •JDlsie Deere; gate keeper, Oscar An­ derson; chaplain, Annie Alvord; bora, Btha Massey; ceres, Mar­ garet Maneggia; pomona, Gertrude m i Anderson; lady assistant, Cerena Plano; assistant steward, David •Toomey; executive committee, one NO NOX ^ear, Thomas Maneggia; Mrs. Os- Icar Anderson, 3 years; pianist, klice Lee. An oyster supper was served and all had an enjoyable time. Schools in town opened Monday MOTOR .FUEL Wter the Thanksgiving recess. The Center school children gave a m fi thanksgiving program. >■ Miss Lydia Young spent her va­ cation at her home in Fall River, Mass. Miss Mary May bury spent the .holidays at her home in Springfield Aviation Grade and Miss Frances Taska at her % home in New London. •'.T4#k Miss Adelia Loomis spent Thanksgiving and several days at is the perfect winter gasoline the home of her sister Mrs. William Stetson-in Cromwell. Mrs. Maxwell Hutchinson of Andover, assistant postmistress has been in the post m . office during the absence of Miss Adelia Loomis. •a? J Miss Ruth Jones and Everett Keith of Manchester spent Thanks­ kVIATION Grade means giving at the home of Mrs. R. K. Jones. INITIAL o in t Miss Myrtle Spinney and Miss this—The BOILING P is under 100° Florence MacDonald spent the week-end in New Britain. Fahrenheit, its END or DRY POINT is 374° Fahr­ The Reading club will meet the next time at the home of Mrs. enheit, the last drop vaporizes at this temperature Ernest Howard in Vernon. The Grange will give a w'hist and complete vaporization is the whole thing in party at the basement Friday night December 6. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bentley winter starting. spent their Thanksgiving vacation at their home in York state Miss Ella and Miss Jeanette Sumner of Hartford spent the .VX.'/.v Ordinary gasolines have an end or dry week-end at the home of their par­ ^ % « - • ents. Miss Catherine Shea spent her point of 437° Fahrenheit and do not vacation at her home in Fall River, Mass. vaporize readily — Such gasolines Supervisor L. T. Garrison visited schoois in town this week. may be doped with chemicals for Mrs. Charles Lee, Sr., who has been at her son Myron, for a few weeks, has been moved to the Man­ anti-knock purposes but possess chester Memorial hospital. i Mr. and Mrs. John Toomey of no cold weather starting value. Hartford spent Sunday at Maple vVild. The school board meets the sec­ ond Tuesday of every second month at the basement at 7:30 The 63° Fahrenheit between end points of 374° • p. m. The high school pupils returned and 4 3 7 ° not only slows down vaporization but ;o their studies this week after the loiidays. charges the cylinder with raw unignited gasoline Mr. and Mrs. Samuei Alvord have .•.Tvy.v* moved into the “Ambassador” in Hartford for the winter. which passes the rings into the crank case dilut­ Supervisor L. T. Garrison and Assistant Supervisor Ida Bella Lacy ing and ruining the lubricating oil—Choking only conducted a teachers’ meeting at Coventry Monday. J.V.V’.W ’I ' adds to the amount which passes the rings— I aw v..- FIVE S.AIL0RS DROWNED V x .v ' V av-:.- Start right with NO-NOX—End worry and insure • ...... •* , rA'#i.V ,Tvx*. \ Sault Ste Marie, Mich., Dec. 4— a safe return at night. (A P )—Coast Guards, aided by \ members of the wrecked freighter Kiowa which went aground and ^ .w .y .v .y I ...... •rAyiV.v....v.v.v.-.v. oroke up -off Port Au Sable Satur­ / i A f * . day with a loss of five lives, today ■ .*.■ *. V.V.V.V.V.V.*.' The Original Orange Gas from the ■ 'vvv.% I- Datrolled the Lake Superior shore ...... Dff which the freighter is aground, ^•XvXvip,,...... t Orange PumpA pure petroleum seeking the bodies of Captain Alex r. Young and three other members product— no dope or chemicals. jf the ship’s crew. Winds are sweeping the bleak » Superior shores and marine men -V//.' • •-* • •, V*V*VAV.‘»**••••••• v.VAV.V'•’•VAV*V V. said there was little hope the bodies •.v.v; • ••••••••• • •-•.•7. .

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EXTRADITION TREATY. Bogota, Columbia, Dec. 4.— (AP) ^An extradition treaty between Jolombia and Great Britain, was igned today in the main hall of the c o oinistry of foreign affairs. The reaty covers all British'dominions nd territories.

■- :• James W. Good, many, have * ax- pressed the hope to M r.; Boovidr Washington, Dec. 4.—(AP.)— that Mr. Hurley, might aswme- the President Hoover is expected to post. These expreseidns - have name a new secretary of war some particularly from the south-whl^ Queer Twists time before Christmas and cor^- had desired represaitation in tk? Mrs. Marlon Doyle of Tolland Cabinet. ' • ' - ' avenue w ^ a guest of relatives in dence was expressed in official cir- In Day*s News Burnside, Monday Show That Farmer Could Saw , cles today that Acting Secretary Mr. and Mrs. George Smith, had •One of the fallacies that is Wood and Swing An Axe Patrick J. Hurley would be ad­ Thai extraordinary session o|f. as recent gnests Mr. and Mrs. vanced to the head of the depart­ quietly dying is the idea the men With the Best of Them. Congress might be called .even ndore Washington — Mrs. Hoover has Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Richard R6b- shall make the women sp en d - ment. . * bins of Hartford and Charles Smith • Since the death of Secretary ; than that. But why be- pirofane? ■ been shopping early. Friends will money.” receive at Christmas various fancy of Rockville. __Hazel Rawson -Cades. (Woman s Ktmsas City, Dec. 4— (A P )— SulJ- things of leather, metal, woodwork Tlje all day sewing meeting of the : lioipe Companion.) mission to the high universal urge and basketry ^rnade by war veterans Union Missionary society of the i Federated church will meet with | to “get id the movies” may cost, at Walter Reed hospital. “There is no young man Lester W. Fowler, farmer of Waver- Sydney, N. S.—For Christmas Mrs. John H. Steele, Thursday, j grown man living who cannot Mrs. Barrows of Hartford will be ly. Mo., a pretty sum of mohey. , King George is to receive a pair of more than he-thinks he can.” Fowler seeks $25,000 damj^ges waterproof buckskin moccasins present and speak^in the afternoon. —Henry Ford. from the Kanst^ a ty Public SeryTce with velvet tops and embroidered The regular meeting of Tolland New Gifts For Chri$tinas Company for injuries suffered from with silver and gold beads. ' They Grange will meet Thursday evening ‘.•'The averagre American is not have been forwarded by the maker, in the Federated ohurch parlors. an electric shock. Fowler says that worrying about his sins, but he is he was permanently crippled when Mary Ann Googoo, a member of the Miss Florence Leonard, a teacher j worrying about his weaknesses. he touched the rear end of a street Micpiac tribe, .who having prayed in a High school in Orange, New i Are Arriving Every Day —Dr. Frank Lynch. (Review of car which carried a short circuited for the king’s recovery, hopes her Jersey spent the Thanksgiving re­ Reviews.) present will guard him against the cess at the home of her parents, Mr. I current. Stocks are now at their best with choice selections. Alice RooseVi Defense attorneys said today they rigors of winter. and Mrs. Oscar A. Leonard. j “A bad man. is wretched amid j now Mrs. Nicho­ had moving pictures of Fowler, The early shopper gets the choice. New York—Evidently Mr. Ti’n -' Mr. and Mrs. Fred Nutland and I i every earthly advantage; a good las Longworth, taken recently, showing him vigor­ ney's pursuit of literature involves son Harry were recent guests at the ’ Ollendorff Watches complete with up home of Mr. and Mrs. William Nut- man—troubled on every side, yet climbed 2 5 feet ously sawing wood and chopping some writing. Among contents of bracelet...... land of Rockville. not distressed; perplexed, but not up a rope laddei kindling with unhampered swings $28.50 the 15 pieces of baggage he and from a revenuu Mrs. Tunney brought home was a The largest family party to meet in despair; persecuted, but not for- j of his axe. “Time for a lifetime.” cutter to the The pictures were taken,, they portable typewriter.. together on Thanksgiving day in saken; cast down, but not destroy- ^ deck of an ocean said, by men who represented them­ Newville, Pa.—Lynn G. Adams, this vicinity, met at the home of ed.” —Plato. Elgin Legionnaire Strap Watches $19.0 0 "- superintendent of the state police, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle on Tol­ BIG STEAMER BURNS; liner. She per- selves as employes of a company lias been hunting deer in the South land avenue. Those present were: | forined the . feat engaged, in making rural scenes mountains with a bow and arrow. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood of New j “Man’s curiosity 83 to his fel­ ■in 1006. throughout Missouri. Fowler posed Other Wrist Watches...... ».... $ 1 2 . 0 0 " - “It’s a lot more sport than using a Britain, Mr. and Mrs. Alex Shearer j : CARGO WORTH $500,000 low-man is perennially insatiable, gladly. rifle,” he explained. Advices as to and three children.of Manchester,! often vulgar, and sometimes cruel.” Olhcr Strap Watches...... Mr. and Mrs. George Mulligan, | .—James Truslow Adams. (Current ALICE ROOSD/EiX $8.50 "- his success are lacking. Philadelphia, Dec. 4 —(AP) — uDNasywcm New York—Aboard the ocean Eleanor Bowers, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ History.) liner He De France there were re­ old Kennedy of Burnside, Mr. and With its cargo destroyed by fire, Pen and Pencil S e t s ...... $6^ ^. 00^ ^ "- ports that tricky gentlemen of the Mrs. Henry Johnson and two chil­ the Holland-American line steam­ Including the Chilton Pen, famous for its ink capacity. green cloth were keeping a sharp dren of South Windsor, Mr. and ship Biimendijk rested today on the Mrs. George Nelson powers and two ROY WEST WITHDRAWN Wesselton Diamonds in all the latest < t O A watch for victims. A stranger strol- , bottom of the Delaware river In 35 Harry Fox, who helps children of West Hartford, Mrs. 18 karat m ountings...... v O w o V / v l “ Doyle, feet water while firemen continu­ T^Famite make^Broadway'^laugh, and invited ! Mary El(^ed ^oyle, Km er ed to fight the flames that swept AS ENVOY TO JAPAN Large selection of ladies’ stone rings in white gold' him to bridge or poker. Harry re- I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Doyle of Tol its decks. Washington RESIGNS mountings. plied that he played cards only at I lan^r3. Ellen Benton West* has Early today as the tanker listed to port against its pier and sank at Washington, Dec. 4.— (AP.) — On Dec. 4, 1783, General Wash­ Gents’ Emblem Rings in green and white mountings. “But,” he added. “ I’ll tell you spent several days^^iQ an angle of 25 degrees, the ship’s President Hoover had an experience ington delivered his farewell ad­ Vhat I will play with you.” guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rowe captain, Henry Buhse, estimated Lohengrin Wedding Rings. Miss Esther Westcott was a re­ which has come to few Presidents dress to his officers. The stranger’s eyes brightened. the damage to the vessel and cargo After the war, Washington had cent guest of her grandmother —that of having to withdraw the See the new Seth'Thomas Oxford Chime “I’ll play postoffice,” said Harry. exerted himself in endeavoring to Mrs. Emma Bancroft of Ellington at $500,000. name Ot a prospective ambassador Newark, N. J.—A pin has been The ship, a 4,240-ton vessel, was obtain from Congress a settlement Clock. Full Oxford C h im es------$37.50 The entertainment given at the from consideration by a foreign removed from the right lung of to have sailed from this city yes­ Today’s Choice "of the claims of his officers. Hicks Memorial schoo’ by the pu­ by government. Gladys Gest, 6, after 153 days of terday morning, but due to bad Some time ago the chief execu­ It is probable that, had he so ^ . Full line of Seth Thomas Clocks .. $ 6 . 0 0 "- pils last Tuesday evening was a weather. Captain Buhse postponed pain to her and an expenditure of tive decided to appoint Roy O. desired, Washington could have es- > W Full line of VVestclox Alarm Clocks $1,100 by the Presbyterian hospital. great success. A large attendance the sailing. In the afternoon, the JOHN C. West, of Chicago, interior secre­ tablished a monarchy, sustained by i She swallowed it at play. It took was present. The admission for fire, believed to have bedn smolder­ PHILLIPS in colors...... • • $1.5 0 "- adults was 25 cents, for children 15 tary in the Coolidge Cabinet, as am­ his army, at this time. He took the ! 5 seven X-ray pictures to locate it. ing in the cargo of linseed oil and course, however, of quelling this j y cents. The proceeds are to be used bassador to Japan and sent his Then there was five operations with linseed cake for several hours, Governor of disposition on the part of his sol- « for material in the manual training Arizona name to Tokyo for the customary The new Pocket Ben Watch $1.50 use of the fluroscope, X-ray appara­ burst from No. 2 hold and quickly diers, wherever it ocurred. |« tus which permitted doctors to work. „ r spread to other compartments. approval before making the ap­ Military and Shaving Sets. Mr and Mrs. Walt6r B. Jolinson On Nov. 25, 1783, the British i J? watch through the wall of the chest The Binnendijk arrived here a pointment public. for men ....’...... $12.50 of Seymour. Conn., were Sunday evacuated New York and Washing­ instruments insertedinsertea in theone throatinroau ‘-- j —-'"-- - - . . j. week ago from Rotterdam via Bos­ Soon after the Japanese govern­ ton bid his officers farewell on Dec. The maximum use of the apparatus p e s ts of ton. Gpv. Phillips ment was communicated with, Mr. 4. He made his formal resignation was 17 seconds because of the dan- E e^ s - Tolland avenue If any of you lack wisdom, let West reconsidered, having found It a't Annapolis several days later and ger of injuring tissue. Only the I Rufus Leonard of Tolland avenue him ask of God, that giveth to all inadvisable to enter the diplomatic ii left Saturday for Chicago 111., where retired to private life. R. DONNELLY fifth attempt proved successful. NEW BUDGET SYSTEM men liberally, and upbraideth not; service. New York—The intelligence of he will attend the annual meeting and it shall be given him.—James The President, now is casting .JEWELER of the Dutch Belted Cattle associa­ 1:5. about for an ambassador to the “Insull Scores Bugaboos in Radio kittens is being rated In the psy­ tion of America. Mr. Leonard is r> 15*Main Street, South Manchester chological laboratory at Columbia riretarvTnd of this as- Washington, Dec. 4.— (AP.) (Compiled by the Bible Guild.) Tokyo post, one of the most im­ Address,” says a Chicago headline. Umversity. Lured by a saucer of secretary au President Hoover has compiled and portant of all of the diplomatic as­ We’ve heard those things on the milk, they have to leaxn to fathom soaation soon will make public a set of Thursday: John G. Richards, signments. radio, too. budget figures in very different governor of South Carolina. ______I — ____ " i teruined aTrge party of relatives electricity. , ^ Thanksgiving Day form from that given in the regu­ Orange, N. J.—When Philip Vac- ^^^^ Brimfield. Fiskdale and Pal- lar budget transmitted to Con­ ca dies, in the words of an official j j^j^ss. • , gress. ■ CREW OF 20 SAVED of the Delaware. Lackawanna and I y j Hoyt Hayden en- He calls it a personal budget and it shows expenditures by classifica­ Western railroad, his reputation us |-friends from Hartford Kingston, Ont., Dec. 4— (A P )— an efficient and faithful gatekeeper i .pj^^rsday last. tions rather than by departments, Snatched from the teeth of an angry • c ought to guarantee him a steady j .pj^g schools reopened Mon­ as in the regular budget, with pre­ gale that was pounding their job with S t Peter. Having raised | ^ after being closed for the cise amounts the government pro- grounded ship to pieces, the twenty and lowered gates at grade cross- j 'pj^anksgiving recess, pKDses to spend in the next fiscal members of the crew of the grain ings -for 25 years without any acci­ year for its various activities, such carrier Sarnladoc were safely in his territory, Philip has Mother A dents ...... 65 YEARS ON THE SOB as national defense, care of veter­ aboard the steainer Valley Camp to­ been pensioned and put on the Cromwell, Conn., Dec. 4.— (AP) ans and' their dependents, law en­ day en route to Prescott, Ont. § road’s roll of honor. —Another milestone in the busy forcement in all .of its branches, A wireless frorh the Valley Camp New York—A new danger in life of Miss Kate Ralph will be and the like. , . which told of the rescue said the playing golf has been discovered. reached tomorrow. The chief executive believes that Sarnladoc was being badly smashed Livins Room Harry Michaels of Jamaica, shot in Her 82nd birthday will be ob­ this will give the public a more by the heavy sea, which still was “ f t 1 July 4 celebration, carried a bul­ served as usual in all probability, readily understandable picture of rolling. The ship ran aground on let in his spine 25 years with im­ where the money goes than is fur­ the reefs of main Duck Island in punity. He began playing golf a few at her work in the J. E. Stevens Company, toy manufacturers, nished in the bulky sind rather Lake Ontario on Sunday. She was years ago. Unwonted use of some technical form of the budget Con­ loaded with 2.100 tons of grain. u i t e ^ muscles caused the bullet to move where she has been employed for about 65 years. She paints toys gress must have in order to frame j Rescue of tier crew was handi­ and gave him such pain that an appropriation bills for the depart- capped by the raging sea and a operation for its removal was neces­ there. Daily she walks three miles I ments and independent agencies. I blinding snowstorm. sary. to the factory. “ She has all the silver, (Clothes and plenty vj of everything that I can think of. But I know what she would like—a new suite for the living room. Only last week when we were down town shopping mother and I looked at a suite in Garber • Bros.’ store. She was crazy about it. Why not get it. for her?” • “That’s the best idea you ev6r had, sis.’-'' “I’ll O. K. that good suggestion too and besides I’ll let you go down to Garber Bros, ColdWeather and pick it out,” said dad as if a load had / been lifted from his mind.

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very healthy state and are our in­ Quit Maine will spend |18,000,(KH> 1 spiration for preserving that status, j on roads and public works during SULLIVAN APPOINTED Council’s Efforts j 1980 and similar amount in indus­ Time does not permit a complete i Overnight trial construction. Cheyenne, W yo. Dec. 4.— (AP)— ROGERS OUTLINES Newburyport, Mass.—Andrew J. ' rssume of the efforts of the New j Patrick j . Sullivan, prominent oil ' England -Council' aind its wholesome A . P. News QlUis re-elected mayor by 46 votes. imd -sheep man of Casper and for 20 effect upon business of all kinds | Boston—Three armed youths'stedl years the Wyoming meipber of .the i but I would like to quote from a j automobile, hold up grocery store Republican National conunittee, will COUNCIL PROGRAM ' recent statement by Redfield P roc-' and three gasoline stations .of past temporarily succeed the late Francis Shanghai.—Sharp fighting as Na­ ! tor, president of the New England and present Yale football men for E. Warner in the U. S. Senate. I Council, who said: tionalist troops encounter Insur­ annual visit to Nick Roberts’ “Old Gov. Prank C. Emersor annoimced “The real degree to which the gents making drive on Canton. Yale Barn’’ in Montclair, N. J., this Sullivan’s appointment last night, Give **Her Manchester Man, Recently Council is doing its job may best be Berlin.—Six members of Reich­ week-end exceeds limit of 300. stipulating that the new senator determined with the following state­ stag. quit Nationalist Party after Auburn, Me.—^Two prisoners, John would serve onlj' until a successor ment of the Council’s jjurposes in break over proposed referendum Delroy of Topsfield, Mass, and Mar­ is chosen at a special senatorisd Made State Director of mind. on Young plan. tin Starkey of Missouri saW bars to election next month. ’I’b® announce­ a “ In. the interest . of national . . pros Los Angeles!—Horton Smith escape from Androscoggin county ment was made, after a special perit^.pepty’ i loses extra tiole match to Craig jail. meeting of the Centra’ . Republican Promotional Group, De­ England, the New Wood in P. G. A. tourney. , Brattleboro, Vt.—Arthur Heyer, committee here at which Sullivan Council’s functions are: Chattanooga, ’Tenn. — George 14, killed by automobile while coast­ received its endorsement. Christmas scribes Its Activities at “To develop and maintain a sense Toporcer of Rochester, N. Y., ap­ ing in street and driver Frank W. of importance of New England as Fitzmaurice of New York, arrested an economic area of the United peals verbally to baseball board of arbitration against year’s suspen­ on manslaughter charge. Str8.t.CS ** Boston—Fox theater interests of Willhnantic Dinner. “To determine what is necessary sion. to develop and maintain New- Eng­ Princeton, N. a j.—Richard A. New York City cease negotiations land’s economic progress.’’ Mestres, of Bronxville, N. Y., chos­ for purchase of theater site after PAINTrUP I'Willard B. Rogers, recently elec­ “To promote New England’s econ­ en 1930 captain of Princeton foot­ legal obstacles, in way of Hotel Coat ted as a director for Connecticut in omic progress.’’ ball team. Touraine site are removed. the New England Council, last To successfully promote New Suffield.—Mrs. Cecelia Seeley Hanover, N. H.—Dartmouth Ath­ High-grade paint, night addressed the Exchange club, England’s ‘progress, it is necessary dies of bums suffered in kerosene letic Council awards 22 football let-* For Mother, the leading service club in Willi- for us to remember that just as a oil explosion. ters. mantic, at a dinner in the Nathan chain- is no stronger than its weak- Meriden.—Francis T. Maloney, properly applied, has Sister, Wife Hale Hotel in the Thread City. Mr. est link, so we cannot have real Dem., with 7,257 votes defeats Hor- Rogers’ address clearly outlines the prosperit^ in New England until we ace F. Doolittle, Republican, who purposes of the New England Coun­ two main advantages: or Daughter carry that prosperity into every polls 5,518 votes for mayor.- • cil, and contains material of inter­ town and city of New England. , Bridgeport.—December term of you can choose est to all who have the welfare of NEW '^rORK it beautifies the appear­ New England at heart. It follows The New England Council, with superior Court- opens with 83 per- , via WILLARD B. ROGERS the greatest business sup^ey and in- j gons arraigned. no finer in fullc ------spiratiqnal agencies in the world at Hartford.—National officers and What is The-New England Coun­ HARTFORD LINE ance pf your home. morale with a program which will | its disposal, will continue tjO^dis- delegates arrive for two days re­ gift. cil'' Is It Just Another Organiza­ be all-inspiring to the inhabitants j seminate information which, if in- STEAMER tion? fibd Why Should Our City gional conference of Junior League. of New England for experience has ; telligently received and applied, will South Windsor.—Ive persons in­ And it protects the lum­ and Its Civic Service Organizations taught that nothing is a greater | make for industrial and agricultur- PASSENGER AND Become Actively Interested In It? jured, one critically in collision be­ community asset than an optimistic,' al success. tween Hartford-Springfield Ex­ ber which it - covers. are questions frequently asked me progressive faith on the part of its j Couple with this the development FREIGHT SERVICE as I travel about New England. 1 press cab and Maine auto. Daily Exetbt SunJay as I travel aoout " j own populace. A n d conversely, of those civic activities which make Meriden.—Gov. Trumbull attends Girls’ G)ats shall-— - endeavor ^ __ to_ answer all TTIA tnrec and | nothing ^ is more retrogressive than for a better, . a healthier'and . . a hap; L t .' HARTFORD 5:00 PM Very inexpensively we dedication services of border lights Qiaotonbnry 5:80 PM in the few moments al |a pessemistic or discouraging view- 'pier community and we will be re­ at Municipal Airport. in a way that wall no i point on the* part of the populace of 1 warded with that contentment of Middletown TilOPM Hartford.—Judge Warren B. Bur­ can do the complete job « 5 t o some with endless statistics. i ^any community. j mind on the part of our peqple E. Haddam 8:80 PM * A little more than five years ago rows imposes fines totaling 86,575 Deep River 0:15 PM the six New England State Gov­ J^ew England has a background ' which makes for happiness, the and jail terms totaling 1,125 days Essex • 10:00 P.M you have in mind—do it ernors, of which group, our o\^ of tradition and achievement of greatest of all , in U. S. District Court. Lv.SaybrookPotnt 10:45 PM which it may well feel proud. But, I And that you will know-how far- chief executive, the Hon. John H. ! reaching is the program of. the New Waterbury,—Regular mail and Due NEW YORK Turnbull, is the only Governor stdl —oft-tlmes continued success over a CounJl, I might mention passenger routes over Atlantic in (Pler40,N.R.) 0:80 AM thoroughly and to your obcupylng that office, recommended Misses’ and companies, communities or states here the appointment ,by the « three to ten years forecast by H. that the six N,ew England states W. Conner, Eastern, traffic man­ PASSENGER FARES entire satisfaction. organize for the purpose of promot­ into a feeling of fals-; security. |New England Governors of a cbm- Olio Way . . . 88JM) This is an age of the survival of I mission of learned to study ager of Trans-Continental Air ing those activities which are of Transport at banquet at Nauga­ Round Trip > > • 4.00 W om en’s mutual interest and advantage and the fittest in business. The produc- 1 our New England railroad situation *■ - — ------tion, distribution and sales policies ; with the ultimate objective of bring- tuck "Valley Industrial Traffic As­ out of that suggestion grew the sociation. New England Council which has a of yesterday are obsolete today. I ing about a favoraWe re-adjustment This is clearly reflected in the con- ' of railroad rates. These 8-nd many Bridgeport.—Safe stolen from Steam-heated staterooms, total membership of seventy-two National Transportation Company’s with hot and cold running representative men, or twelve from ditlon of those, companies which ; other matters ^of the utmost impor- have failed* to constantly readjust , tance to our success are definitely office recovered in woods near city water, ekeh state. with $1,061 stolen. State’s Members their policies. under way. $liO, $2.00. $2.50, and $3.00 . ^ ■ , ... . u I Your organization and every civic Washington.—State • Department John I. Olson t o 4 4 5 That you will be familiar with Consequently, it behooves us o organization in New Eng- astonished at memorandum from Tickets and Rtservattons at your Connecticut Councillors, I consider the achievements of the movement great Russia saying note of United States Staff Strret Wharf Painting and Decorating would like to briefly refer to them past only as an inspiration to great- incidentally be accom- candot be regarded as a friendly Contractor. and the interests they represent. er development and progress in the ^^^^h for your, home city The Hartford Line act. 699 Main St., So. Manchester Henry Trumbull, of Plainville, is future. It has been well said ^hat bending every effort toward Cheyenne, Wyo.—Patrick J, Sul­ oiir chairman and ip addition he is experience is a great teacher stimulating in New England a new is the business or city or state livan, Republican national commit­ a most successful manufacturer, he teeman, appointed successor to late operates a successful dairy farm as which closes its eyes to the lessons gS L f m^e^res^^^ all V a T mfkes Senator Warren. a side Une, he is president of the Washington.—Senate rejects mo­ Connecticut chamber of commerce, 2 out which no business or commu­ tion to postpone considering Vare vice-president of the Manufactur- a ship without a rudder, and failure nity can enjoy permanent success. Gifts of Jewelry Always Please! The Puritan Market is the inevitable penalty. case until election conamittee re­ efs’ Association of United States, ports. Corner of Main and Eldridge St. ^ E. O. Goss, president of the great Proof of Pudding Chicago.—Florence Smock, 17, of Scoville Company, of Waterbury, Although I promised not rlBlngly low. All Inspiring. ings banks and through them to ap­ BATTERIES CALLED FOR .^ND DELIVERED and checking through, the gif c In Ultra-conservative New Eng­ plicants for sound mortgage loans. PURITAN M A R l^ land, the thought of likening our The other barometers by which REPAIRING suggestions listed there. It will New England Council to the cheer communities are judged, such as * Comer of Main and Eldridge Sts. gtoups of the'gridiron might readily churches, schools, wholesome recre­ Dennis Sullivan In charge of pur repair department, Come be misunderstood so I hasten to add ational opportunitiec, sane labor to us for real service. save you time in shopping and thtet we in New Englsind are not re­ laws, .health protection measures of scaling to the high-pressure and all kinds, and a civic-mindedness all ^will prove helpful, indeed. sMnetimes imdignified sect! o n a 1 show the scale tipped in favor of Cars Greased Thoroughly selM plans that have characterized New Engltmd. Immediate attention to ^ Jobs of this' kind, Drive In and sinoilar movements in some parts of These then are our reasons for let us do your work. the comtry! proclaiming to ourselves and to the Advertise in Ratitrfcr W(we are stri-ving to build ,worl(J that New England is in a ■Mpnii snSMwso— <*IH W Vfi PAGE SEV ^ V MANCSffiS'rEB EVENING mRALD, SOUTH ilANCIffiST^:CONN;^^ IKK ______* . ^v, • ■ 'I I.. I 'l. J . ■- -■ . company a sister of Rosa marriage will not take place for an­ together only six montiis and"\wl Rockville a t y hospital recentiy, Is Bernard’s cemetery. ' The bearers of Mrs. Gertrude aifford Brady at. atari has an- other year. , divorced in 1920. •'— the old High School buUdlrig on' reported to be doing' nicely. ■ ROSA’ S were Harry C. Smith, David Hor- >Mlss Catherine Cowan .of Motm-» riotmeed her erigagemsnt to Joseph ■ Miss Ponselle was riiarried ip J.9IG gan and Patrick Naughton of tlje Wednesday! eventog, I^en^ber' 18. The liner MaJ^c 4 The public is cormally Invited to at­ tain street, 89, cast her vote at the L y o ^ a Tariimwiy politici.ani^atid to Dr. Henry Glamaripoi New 000 times the- sihe of lop local Lodge of Elks and R. J. Mur­ a t y Election on Monday, braving phy, Edward Quinn arid John Bolger tend. Miss Caarlotte Beckwith of, Npw iYprV-^' MIMif- estete' operator. SJio said the Haven, Conri., surgeon. They lived Maria, flag^p of Oblu^tiB, Stafford Springs,' a well-kndvra the storm to do,, so., Shp. has pot Carnu^a-’Pdn^e of-tharUft^PPH- of Court Snipsic, F. of A. missed casting her vote.sincp she Margaretha Lodge Xmas Party J musician be the accompanist. Frederick Kingston •/ became a voter. ‘ ' ' «. 1 - J J.. . -i - ' Margaretha Lodge 'O. D. H. S. Mrs.'Emnia .Baer, who has been will hold a Chrlstmas’party follow; . Frederick Klngiston of 37 East street, died at the Hartford hospital suffering from an lhfected foot for R O O C m irS FIREMEN inj the next regular meeting, which several weeks,' is nble to be about will be held in Princess Hall on on Monday evening,' following a Jong illness. He leaves his wife, two again. Thursday evening, December 12.‘ Mrs. Gilbert Aheam is <- slowmg AND POUCE INCREASED Santa Claus will be there and every sons And three gVandchildreri. ^ , The funeral will be held from his recoverinig from a recent operation - .vSsSi member is requested to bring a ten at the Rockville City hospital. cent gift for the tree. A meeting late home at ,37 East s t r ^ .i on Thursday Afternoon at 2- o’clock. Mrs. Alfred Gerber and Infant Annual City Meeting Vote of the committee will be held at the son have returned to their home in (5a Larger Appropriations for home of Mrs. Elsie Baer of Linden Sale and Program / Windsorville from the' Rockville street to make plans for the party. The Sewing Circle and Busy Bees Both These Departments. The committee consists of Mrs. of the First Evangelical Lutheran City Hospital. / Elsie teaer, Mrs. Dora Rausen- church held a successfuL Christmas The annual meeting of the City .SELLING GOOD FURNITURE FOR 38 YEARS bauch, Mrs. Augusta Pitkit, Mrs. sale at the church last evening. BELGIUM’S CABINET HARTFORD HARTFORD of Rockville was held in the Town Martha Fleischer, Mrs. Helen Pro- There (were many beautiful fancy Sir* l$0. JRUMBULU. 5L . hall,Memorial building last eve­ Ikup, Mrs. Martha Little, Mrs. articles sold, also aprons and candy. Brussels, Dqc. 4,.—(AP.)-=-Henrl ning, at 8 o’clock, with a large Esther Weber and Mrs. Mary Kuchen arid coffee were also served. Jaspar, premier, today reconstitut­ number of Interested citizens in at­ In the evening at 8 o’clock, the tendance. Mayor George Forster Lehmann. , . ed his* Cabinet with all the old min­ Autos Have Trouble Busy Bees presented a delightful isters included; The ofllcial gazette presided at the meeting and the entertainment program. ^ j ^ warning was read by City Clerk - During the storm on Monday, due published a royal decree refusing Raymond E. Hunt. According to to the slippery roads, many autos N o tes'-. to adeefit the resignation of the appropriations • made, the Rockville were damaged, skidding on the The Sunshine Se\Hng«i Circle'will former Cabinet. Fire Department and Police De­ various hills in this section. Several meet with Mrs. Oswald Eckhardt of The resignation was offered last partment will receive an increase. cars were seen being towed up West Road on Thursday evening. Wednesday after dissension center­ The following appropriations were Union street, while others had mud Clarence Doss df Woodland street ed about the new Ghent university. approved: Public Works Depart­ guards bent and other slight dam­ has retum ^,from New York City, where he spent the Thanksgiving ment, $45,300.00, Sidewalks and age to running boards and fenders. A New Jersey woman murdered Curbs, $5,000.00. Department of There were no serious accidents holidays. Mrs. Clarence McCarthy, who un­ her husband after living with him Police, including sedarles, special here. The Public Works depart­ 49 years. ■ The 'height'Of restiitint. duty and running expenses, $11,- ment, in charge of Superintendent derwent a serious operation at 'the 082.50. Lights and replacement of of Streets, George B. Milne was Lights— Union street, $12,273.00. busy on Tuesday clearing the city Fire Department, including salaries, road and streets. m running expenses, fire, police, re­ "The Cat and the King” Uhey work while you sleep pairing wires and cross-arms and Sykes Auditorium is sure to be transportation. $9,850.00. Health filled to capacity on Thursday and and Sewers Department, $7,250.00. Friday evenings of this week, when Filteration. Plant. Salary and Main­ “The Cat and the King”, written tenance and reconstruction, $16,- and directed by Miss Leila Church r DOO.OO. City Official’s salaries, $4,- of this city, will be presented under 300.0Q. the auspices of the Mep’s Union Of Miscellaneous $l8,020.00f the Union Congregational Church. Miss original appropriation for this item Church also designed the costumfes asked for in the city report being and stage settings. There will be . $16,020.00, two thousand dollars be­ one hundred and fifty i" the .cast ifyjj ing added by. a vote, for interest on and rehearsals have been ■ in pro­ temporary loans, making the grand gress the past month. The advance total $141,075.50. ' . , sale of tickets has been large and A resolution read by City Clerk they can be reserved on Wednesday Raymond Himt on a Sintong Fund afternoon, 'Thursday and Friday at for the purpose of providing for the box office at the High School. payment of municipal sewer bonds, The cast has been preidously an­ such a sum as will result from a nounced. one mill tax on the city grand list Coming Marriage Announced next to be completed, was adopted. Mrs. Evelyn Lavallee • of East ' Another resolution adopted was Main street announces the marriage that to ratify a resolution adopted of her daughter, Viola, to Albert by the Common Council rA:om- Newmarker, son of Mrs. Paul New- ...... mending that action be deferred in marker of Grove stree. The wed­ ...... the matter of laying a tax rate un­ ding ■will take place on Wednesday, til the second Tuesday in June, December 18. Gascara is Good for the System t 2.930» * Injures Arm In Fall By a vote of the citizens . the Mrs. Margaret Cunningham of What do voM do when a slug- with an untainted bre^, un- Mayor and Treasurer were author­ Union street, injured h... arm. quite gish system tells you the bowels coated tongue, and clear head, ized to borrow whatever i^n ey badly in a fall in the center of the flppd a little helo^* ' Cascarets are made of cascara.. needed for the affairs of the a ty . city on Monday. She was taken to The meeting adjourned after being the Rockville City hospital, where The bee. ‘Uh? ,ye. dUeovered S In session thirty-five minutes. - . Death «£ Mrs. Mary Gsell she is under the care of ,Dr. R. C. Ferguson.. ■ ^ r „ d f c S « . Take one when- ' . Mrs. Mary Gsell of 1 Edward Wed Twenty-Five Y’ears ever the liver bowels ar^ not . P children ■^street, Hartford, who was knocked Mr. and Mrs. Walter Braman of functioning aa the^ should. love’ them. 'So do most grown- PI down on Asylum Hill by an auto- New Haven, former Rockville resi­ *mobUe on Monday morning, and dents, celebrated their silver wed­ Ca£cai;ets are pleasing to the , Y/hy take anything harsh died a few hoursi later at fac. ding anniversary on Friday last. palate, and‘plea'sant.in their ac- ^vhen constipation threatens?, < Francis hospital, Hartford, was the The couple kept open house apd tion. You eat them just like ^Vhenever a dull headache, las; : wife of George Gsell, who lived in served a turkey dinner to a large candy. They work while you situde, or sick stomach with loss {Rockville until his marriage a few number of guests. They have one sleep. Gentle, but thorough., Cas- ‘of appetite warns you of poor .!years ago. He is the son of John son, a senior at the New Haven carets don’t sTir-up the stomach elimination, a Cascaret or two is 1 Gsell of Hammond street, this city, Commercial High School. or upset the system. But they . the most harmless form of help irjn! if Mr. and Mrs. George Gsell were Mr. Braman has been em-< lMi*f I {■'well-known here’ and visited rela- * cleanse . thC' entfr^ thirty ieet?(rft :'ybu‘ could^’give a lagging system, p i ployed at the office of the New bowels in one comfortable', thor- '..Take'a candy Cascaret tonight To Give a Room Neiv' tives and friends in this city on York, New Haven & Hartford Rail­ road Co., for the past twenty-one ough action that leaves the sys- and see how fine you’ll feel in tht, S^^he funeral ^11 be held on Thurs- years, aU but three years of that, tem clean and sweet j leaves you ‘morning—and for days after. i day - morning from St. Peter s time being spent at the local office.' ^church. Hartford, with solenm re- Christmas Carols Ease for Less Than $35,1 * quiem high mass. A program of Christmas Carol m ‘ Llions to Hear Tyler _ music will be sung by several pupils . , -1 William F. Tyler, secretary of the ' ToUand County Y- M. C. A., •the spieaker at the meeting eff the T U ST arrived! Nearly 1 50 of the best chair values Lions Club to be held at the Rock- < ville Hotel on Friday evening a t 6:15 o’clock. The subject of his ad- ^ we ever saw. W ho would ever imagine that smart dress will be “How Rock^lle Looks to a Newcomer.’’ Mr. Tyler is a ikeen observer and will have some­ chairs like these could ever be purchased for prices like ' i i thing interesting that will be well -U worth hearing. . these? W e couldn’t . . . until they actually arrived in In addition to the address there will be a fine feed and a brief busi­ ness session. The meeting will be the store! They are style-twins of chairs actually selling . over by 8 o’clock. Phillip M. Howe 'Will preside. T Superior Court for, two and three times more than these . . . of chairs . ^ A short calender session of the Tolland Superior Court on Monday, with Judge Edward M. Yeomans of high in fashion’s favor. For the Christmas gift that must .Andover on the bench. There were 'four cases on the docket, judgment No. 1921 be clever, practical, yet not expensive .. - well,-surely .being given in two of them. "Eugene Field” model, denim. case of the American [f=i] Soft spring cushion, button- Agricultural Chemical Co. ys Bar- here are thrilling possibilities. tthomeij Cajesowski and Tekia Ca- P r back. Other covers for mbre. jezowski, judgment was given for $365.48. Pierce and Pierce repre- I l l ___ / / / ' ‘sented the plaintiff. In the case of L. B. Diogwardl vs Daunty Christmas ■John E. Beerie et ux., judgment by *2J - " C J y . Hundreds of Other Neiv Pieces; default was given for the plaintiff 1 for possession of the goods and $1. Gifts j The compensation case of Gia- m vcomo Dl. Martino Mazzio vs Max Make your selections from for the Seeker of Clever and Lavitt et al. arguments on reason of our attractive line at these * * " • > appeal was argued and the papers (iil re in e d . No decision was given. prices. « The case of Mildred Chapman vs ’ Rufus H. Chapman, divorce ex Practical Gifts parte was continued because of ill­ Crepe de Chine Gowns ness of the plaintiff. D. J. McCarthy is attorney for the plaintiff. $2.98 to $4.98 Funeral of William Marley . Every aisle, every floor is -to spend for each gift you will' The flmeral of WilUam P. Marley Crepe de Chine was largely attended from St. Ber- suggestions for find many an idea here now - nard’s church on Tuesday morning, Pajamas $4.98 iRev. George T. Slnnott, pastor of • “v^^yGibse who have gift problems for each on your list. This ad the church officiated at a requiem Crepe de Chine Dance high mass. During the offertory, - singles out b u t a'few from one Mrs. Anna Mae Plunder sang pie Sets $1.98, $2.98 Queen Jesu” and as the body was being borne from the church she sang ^ you intend section. ' ’ '• most touchingly "The Priceless Crepe de Chine Step-Ins Christmas damask covers for, sugntiy' , Love of Jesus.” There were many m ore. v • beautiful fioral tributes, from peo­ $1.98-$2.98 ple In all walks of life. Interment took place in the family plot at St. Crepe de Chine Modem X^ki'sion,-r • f.75 Chemises $1.98 Father claims he has something'to'sing about since the ; Katherine Halliday Gas Water Heater has been installed.'': For now he ^ Howard Rayon Crepe Gowns doesn’t have to.wait for hot water---- theftls an instant, Teacher of Piano and $2.50 rushing response the moment he turns on the faucet. Perhaps it’s the gentle relaxation of a warm bath- he Violoncello. Crepe de-Chine wants... .perhaps it’s merely hot water for a hurried • i 2«/2 c h u r c h s t r e e t Bloomers $1.98 shave . . . there’s enough for every need. 1^:'; Telephone 5519 ,v ’ ‘ - ■'• ••• • Rayoi) Bloomers, Pan- To.Father and to every other member of the family, plentiful hot water at the turn'of a spigot-pfor bathing, ties and Step-Ins for dishwashing, for couijtless other purpioses— is not GEORGE J. SMITH $1.00 each only, a convenience; it is\a necessity. All can share in the benefits of a ' ■ Syncopation Instruction Fine assortment of SELF-ACTION GAS WATER HEATER ' on Handkerchiefs and IlSi . > r Will be installed in yonr home^or a small down paypient, . No. 1923 * . 'TOE TENOR BANjq No. 1917 , ; No. 1923 Hosiery the balance to be paid with your monthly bill. Flute^hack wing chair cov­ The>"Browning,” in a smart '■ '• ' ■ . , .iw A wing chair of ’trimlines, Mandolin and String Inst. • * »' ered in denim. In blue, red or denim; or in brocades, velvet, covered in denimsi cretonnes# tapestry, damask for moro. Best of Methods . tapestriesj' as low as^ ?18.75. tan damask for slightly more. THE MUSIC BOX IMalto Theater Building TKe Mahdi^jsr Gas Co. Phone 8360 . • REARDON’S

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solution of various : problems Sian Soviet Union hM made pre­ JlsncIftBtrr squarely up to; Congress with cisely the kind of reply that might scarcely more thM the suggestion have been expected! It is contempt-’ uous, ugly, ^deliberately ill-mannec- rv>. ■ * Cttctring Veralb that the problems exist. There should be no wonderment. This is ed. . PUBLISHED Br THE . Gerald printing compant, inc merely one more indication of the The action of the American State IS BisBell StrM t ' Department in instituting this pro­ South Manchesur, Conn. ypfnt.n.1 sixe of the man. It Is the THOMAS FERGUSON superficial fellow, with a sinatter- ceeding of remonstrance was’ un­ , Gaperal Manager dertaken, we make no doubt, with­ ■/j.f^. — i " ing of knowledge widely diffused, Founded October 1, .1881 who tbinltw that his answer to all out any expectation'of: pleasing re­ puzxles must inevitably ba correct. sults. Secretary Stimson was to all ■ Pubhahed Everr Sundays and HoUdaya. Entered at the It is the profovmd person who is likelihood very w ^ aware that tho f.-*ii»p08t' orrice at South MaMheater. So'vlet government would avail it­ Cedar Chests ■§S5?Conn.. as Second Claaa Mall Matter. aware that, aside from those sub­ SUBSCRlP'l'lON RATES: jects to which he has himself self of the opportunity to show off One Year, by mall ...... in its customary, insolent way, for Per Month, by mall ...... | specialized, composite opinion .may to , Delivered, one y e a r ...... the Reds of Russia very fondly $22-5o 5*ngl® COOlea...... # be of more value than his own. We particularly like the way in pride themselves on their ill-breed­ MEM BEK OP THE a s s o c ia t e d ing and their, defiance of all “capi­ RW / PRESS which Mr. Hoover handled the chain The Associated Press Is exclusively banking subject. In a paragraph talistic” states. i'-entllled to the use for republl^catlon Just the same that action had to jif all news dispatches credited to it he better analyzed the problem ir not otherwise credited In this than anybody else has to a book. be taken, for the record. There are Daper and also the local news pub­ more than half a himdred nations lished herein. . And yet he did not -pretend, to S All rights of republlcatlon or signatory to the Kellogg-Briand Ipeclal dispatches herein are also re- know, to advance of a profound 'served. special study of the question, just pact. It would never do to have the Here’s -the height of conven­ Buy a chair for your own impression go abroad among the Can«you think of a better ience . . . a smart marble top home. This Lawson type, will SPECIAL ADVERTISING KBPHB- how far it may 'be safa or expedl- gift for sister, mother or sweet­ T-*. TENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsaer. peoples of all those nations that sipoker, with metal standard fit into a surprisingly small ^ Ino.. 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. eut to permit the establishment of heart them a spinet desk? This fitted with an electric cigar space. It comes upholstered r.; Y., and 612 North Michigan Ave., national bank branches, if at all. two of the signatories could go to one is made of mahogany "Und lighter! Specially priced to hew tapettes Chicago, Ilia war without even a whisper of re­ gumwqod, finished in brown, y^n ■ ■'■■ ' ' ■»—Obviously it is Mr. Hoover’s belief antiqued. The Herald Is on sale dally at all that neither he nor anybody else monstrance from the rest. In such - Schultz and Hoatllng news stands in event the value of the pact would New York City. knows as much about branch bank­ ing as ought to be known. In that be very largely destroyed. $35-55 * Full service client of N B A Service, It makes not the slightest differ­ Inc« most fsdr-minded people will agrree, Member. Audit Bureau of Circula­ as they vrill agree that the subject ence with what evil grace Russia* M / tions. stops making war on China, or -.i't.i; is one that demands not only close The Herald Printing Company. Inc., but immediate, study. This one exr with what good grace China stops HOil 'assumes____ no financial responsibility '"luvj.i -for typographical errors appearing In ample is illustrative of many topics making war on Russia, so long as advertlsments In the Manchesier they stop. Evening Herald. discussed as problems for which solution must be sought. Tlie joint note of protest was WEDNESDAY, DEC. 4, 1929 On the other hand, when Presi­ probably sent as soon as conditions dent Hoover is on ground which he of actual hostilities justified its SI^EED sending but it was dispatched hone The Bridgeport Post, comment-: has minutely examined and where too soon. As the record stands now ing on the admission by Motor Ve- he has arrived at definite conclu­ r the Kellogg pact cannot be charg­ ‘s i c . ’ iiicle Commissioner Stoeckel that sions, he Is never In any doubt ed with a failure. That was a mat­ ^-^'•'-"Connecticut shows a higher 'auto­ whatever. Having solved his proD- Scrap baskets can be used in No desk Is complete' without ter' more Important thwi whether a decorative, desk set. One of mobile death rate than any of the lem and proved the solution he living room, study, JUtchen or demonstrates it, for the benefit of the Soviet Union's foreign office bedroom. These metal ones the new’’designs; just recetoed, three abutting states, declares that has five pieceh: blotter pad, ink Congress, as lucidly and as confi­ has a fit of sour temper or not.' are finished in rose, gneen' or {^^V'accidents are increasing faster lavender decorated with French well, blotter and envelope hold­ than the registration of new cars, dently as he would demonstrate an prints er FINAL TRIUMPH The Christmas Club and instead of gaining ground in engineering fact. He sets himself Though it was never our privi­ the direction of safety we are ac­ against the fallacy of burdensome I HE cedar chest you are planning to give lege to know personally Robert tually losing ground.” armaments masquerading as agen­ “her” . . . or any other piece or group/of ■$5.18 “The next session of the Legris- cies of defense in no uncert^n Reid, we claim the right at once Watkins'furniture you plan to give- others, to mourn his death and to experi­ lature,” says the Post, "if it does terms. And in his dealings with the or your own home this Christmas .. . can be pur­ nothing else with our motor vehi­ tariff question he strikes a note of ence, in connection with that sad chased through the Christmas Club. '• Pay only a cle laws, should i;einforcef the pres­ the sheerest simplicity and the pro- event, a feeUng of very great grati­ small sum each week* averaging from $1 to $5, ent reckless-driving law with a foundest wisdom when he points fication. , and still receive the Cash Discount! Club Terms, Lamps . . . where is ’th i home definite speed limit. We should con­ out f!!e inevitably national charac­ Robert Reid was one of Ameri­ for cedar chests, $1 or $2 weekly, depending upon that ever has enough of thim. . . . especially these new, amtit tinue to construe reckless driving ter. of tariff legislation by saying: ca’s most gifted painters, ’ and one the chest you select. of hfer most celebrated. Three years models with hexagon-shapeld as a crime, irrespective of speed, "There is no fundamental .conflict shades of decorated and laced ' and lii addition we -should construe between the Interests of the farm­ ago, in the very fulness of his ^per parchment speeding as direct proof of reck­ er and the (industrial) worker. fame and the ripe development of less driving, with a definite top lim­ Lowering of the standards of living his genius, paralysis struck down it not to be exceeded under any of either tends to destroy the other. his hand. But it did not strike Solid mahogany gatfleg circumstances.” , The prosperity of the one rests up­ down an indomitable spirit, and tables, Uke the one whUe his right arm was perma­ ■ sketched to the l^t, hav­ Not the lowest priced card This is precisely in line with on the well-being of the other.” if tables we stock, but one of the nently useless he began the stu­ % ing eight full Ifegs and a . what the Herald has been insisting the President can succeed in im­ When you give a Martha large top, are always to best, comes to a choice of deco­ on and with what the newspapers pressing that uncomplicated truth pendous task of learning to use the Washington sewing cabinet, vogue * rated finishes with automatic upon the members of Congress tho left as the medium of expression give the best . . one of these legs . . . lift One iond all four . t of this state will have to insist on, open out even at the risk of becoming tire­ tariff situation will unravel itself. of his cunning artistry. Though he Waiklns reproductions in solid was then past sixty he succeeded mahogany, .beautifully made some, unless we are all willing to When the President asks for ex­ and finished ' $19.50 have the highways of Connecticut ecutive power to reorganize the so marvelously well that last continue to rate as slaughter­ departments, when he deals with spring two pictures painted by his houses. , the problem of the railroads, when newly trained left hand were shown $22-50 The present law, as the Post puts he talks about a permanent Feder­ in tiie exhibiUon of the National it, "is’an indirect incentive to reck­ al Power Commission, when he de­ Academy of Design and were de­ less driving because the latter, mands that the plants at"" Muscle clared by the critics to possess €ill though forbidden, is not defined Shoals be dedicated to the farmers the m,erit of his best work. And again this fall two more of his clearly." That present law, how­ of the United States, he advises Many homes still need ever, happens to be a particular pet Congress in the character of an ex­ paintings have been shown and telephone sets. One of of the Commissioner of Motor Ve­ pert. recognized as equal to any of his 'our most popular models . . . made at Grand Rapids hicles, whose ideal seems to be /a st There is nothing didactic and earlier productions. , There is- something glorious . . . is similar to the and furious driving without any­ nothing perfunctory about the mes­ sketch A mirror’is a gift that al-' about a ■victory Ijke this. And thou­ ways finds a place to any home. thing happening (a lovely but quite sage. Neither is there the slightest Many different types of foot­ You can* rest assured that sands of persons who wouldn’t every pair of andirons you see A new i>olychrome model, jiist impossible conception), and the in- striving for sensational effect. It is stools are available' In wooden received, is Of *a simple,' clean- have known Robert Reid if they cricket, and upholstered types. at Watkins is an authentic Re­ fluepce of his department will have the communication of a business $19.80 production. This set, to black cut design,' shaped similar ta man to his organization. It is an had met him will rejoice that he Stools similar to sketch, with thO sketch to be very strenuously combatted velour coverings. with brass tops, is only' if we are to have any betterment able and gratifying Presidential did not die unUl he had achieved of conditions. document. this mastery over misfortune. He In this connection there is one must have derived many times as 9 $11.25 matter that ought to be constfmtly GDLLETT’S JOB much satisfaction over these latest bom to mind when from one source Approaching eighty, Frederick successes than over all the tri­ and another we are told that, con­ H. Glllett of Massachusetts Was umphs of his earlier career. sidering the number of cars in use, nevertheless expected to seek re- there are many less accidents than election to the United States Sen­ there used to be. This showing is ate next year unless, as would arrived at by Judging figures and seem to be extremely unlikely, for­ BROTHERS, Inc. dates. It Is entirely erroneous when mer President Coolldge should de­ WATKINS the figures compared are those of cide to run for the seat. In that 55 YEARS AT SCiUT.H MANCHESTER the past decade, and of doubtful event Mr. GiUett was well known veracity in any event. As a matter to be willing to withdraw. So set­ of fact nobody knows how many tled was the matter generally BY RODNEY DUTOHER accidents there are. Thfs year the deemed, and despite his years so NEA Service Writer number reported should fall off physically capable did GiUett ap­ Washington, Dec. 4.—President heavily, because it is not now re­ pear to be, that there has been lit­ Hoover was able to enjoy his kind of trouble is to change the oc­ I quired to report collisions to which tle speculation in .the Baj' State as Thanksgiving turkey, after all. with a program for the spurring It jooi^s very much as if he were Faces Probe in Haitian cupation. In most cases this will the damage is less than $25, where­ to' a successor to the senior sena­ of business which will overcome brtog about a recovery if the going to succeed in giving a mas­ the prospects of the slump''toward as the damage limit used to be $10. tor. terly demonstration of the art of Row patient selects a dust free atmoai- which so many were lool^g with 0 r YksuA phere to live to. - It can be se^n at a glance that Now, however, the sudden an­ turning defeat into victory, upset­ apprehension. comparisons to such a situation are nouncement that the veteran sena­ ting odds that might have wrecked any other president. A $160,000,000^ tax cut is in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS of no value. tor wiU retire at the end of his A month ago, with his special immediate prospect. The Federal But the important thing is that present term opens the field for a session of. Congress a failure, with Reserve Board is undertaking to (Agar-Agar) the regular Republicans of the Sen­ ease credit. Governors and mayors Question:—^Mrs. K. asks: 'Will we must disregard all statistics on number of aspiring indi’viduals in have promised to push public works. INJURIES FROM DUST— ^ <$nas41 eepturn.of those who work in motor accidents save those in which the Bay State who long for the ate prostrate before a coalition Continued * | chromium dust is known. Carries you please tell me where T can get which took delight In flouting him Railway executives promise a huge agar-agar, and how to use it -to loss of life or injury to persons is feeling of* the senatorial toga on improvement program. Public utili­ Challcosis is the disease which, of the teeth seems to occur from the. and with the ominous echoes of the sugar' dust in sugar mills. “Rag­ cure constipation?’’ involved. The increase in deaths their shoulders. As the Springfield stock market crash ringing to his ties assure promotion of a vast de­ comes from breatbing. dust while Answer:— Agar-agar can be se­ velopment ’ program. Steel Inter- picker’s Disease" is the name of the and serious injuries is appalling. Union phrases it, some of "those ears, Mr. Hoover seemed a very sad grinding metals and Is also foiind disekee wWch attacks those who cured in any drug ^store. It la put failure indeed. Certainly he couldn’t esta have promised $300,000,000 among those who breathe in quarry up in. packages to granulated form. And, whether or not speed is re­ who seek the honor may be of less worth of new construction. The handle old rags.' "Shoddy Fever’ have saved the stock market, but it dust and pottery dust,' Any work­ is known to ' attack inexperienced A good .way to use it is~ to take sponsible for a greater number of advantage to the party and the federal government Is adding ers having a tendency to bronchitis, was that most of all which worried men; when they first grind three or four tablespoonsfuls a day. crashes, it is speed that brings state than those who are sought.” him and threatened his ’ prestige. $175,000,000 to ’ its publto build­ catarrh, asthma, -or tuberculosis either at meals or between meads, it ings program. Representatives of will do well to ■ avoid the dusty bringing on a fever accompanied by practically every one of thesp kill­ Among those who seek the hon­ For it was thought reasonably cer­ shaking and catarrh. “Wool Sort­ does not seem to matter. The agar- tain that, some kind of a business capital and labor have agreed on trades, as the dust only irritates agar-is not digested and contains ings and maimtogs. A slow moving or are Eben S. Draper, Hopedale a program of no wage reductions these conditions further. ’ er’s Disease" is an affection among slump woul,d follow. those who sort over wool or- hair, very little food material. It there­ automobile may bump another but manufacturer, who does so frank­ or demands for increase. Indus­ The damage of-the duet lies in the fore furnishes bulk for the intes-. Then suddenly Mr. Hoover grab­ size of the specks. Those th%t are the Infection being ' breathed to it does not hurl it down a bank ly, and former Governor Fuller, bed this charging bull by the horns trial leaders of all varieties' are with the dust. The first symptoms tines and. this assists in re'Uevipg co-operating with various branches large are screened out by the'’hairs constipation which is often caused ' or roll it over and over on the road. who has become suddenly coy and and began to promise beefsteak din­ of the nose before they reach the are chiU, then pain in the back and ners for all. of government to whoop up busi­ legs, fever, severe pain in the chest, by usetog foo^which Is too highly With high speed we get high im­ "undecided," though well known to ness. lungs, or they may so irritate the concentrated. He leaped toto^ national leader­ coughing, prostration and even pacts. With high impacts we get care no more .for GUlett’s Senate throat that they are "sneezed odt, (Proper Ventilation) ship in a manner so spectacular Nothing like this vast effott has ...... The superfine dxisl inote readily d e f ^ ' _ a gh u tly list of the suddenly dead seat than he does for his right eye. and undeniable tha*; ho appears ever been tried before. Assuming President Hoover Is reported to be reaches the kings;' "pie flret todica- When the worker is compelled to Question:—P. W. asks: “What la and the frightfully wounded. x It is,highly probable that the.Re- right now to be in a ' stronger po­ the fundamental soundness of the breathe an-air satiurated with dust. the proper way to ventilate a national business structure, no one contemplatlng sending a committee jttons of danger from d^t are We might as well write the pubUcan party in Massachusetts sition than ever before. to Haiti to investigate the activities clin ic bronchitis, ^ d emphysema. It is better tot him to wear a dust room ? . It soems to mo that with-'- ____ L. ' imagines that it can fall to make a out fresh airmail the time a speciali Golden Rule into our statute books wrill seek further—considerably of Brigadier General John H. Bus­ followed .by the third sign, of helmet If the task is stationary. It large difference in the imnlediate 'Black Spit” to which the patient is also a good plan whenever possi­ diet would be of no use to the and expect it to make for road Prosperity, in the famous words future of Industry and to the em­ sell, above, American high coirunls- body,” further—than either of these can­ of somebody .else, absorbs all criti­ thlrp n a ^ t k expectorates pus colored with dust, ble to change the grinding or safety as to retain the reckless- didates. Neither of them is really ployment ..situation of thi9 winter. sioner there. HaiUan p a m o w sometimes ^idnnlmrpoisoning may ncwiroccur pounding from'dry to wet so that Ansvfier:— special ■ventilation cism. Most of the more important Perhaps the mo4t important factor groups charg6 Russell is leiiding his of every roOni in the house Is of the driving law this -state w u so feeble­ of seiiatorial. size. And neither of industries and most of the voters from dust that carries A poison WiUi the water will keep down the dust of all will be the preservation of a prestige to President Bomo, who Is it. Often the poison is not'AOtually utmost'Importance, and to get tha: minded as to adopt. them, in aU probability, could be are not interested in the fate of the preponderant attitude of optimism said to be planning to cancel the r When dust does form it should be best results this problem must b«’ tariff bill. If Hoover can retain the taken into the lungs but lb removed elected if nominated. rather than one of general pessim­ Haitian election schedulefi for 1930. by the upper respirato.iy tract .and carried Out by the building of air carefully studied. As a rule, a good support of big business and little ism. currents applied to the dust source plan is to provide for openings neat THE MESSAGE busioesB and the confidence of the swallowed so that it is later Absorb­ and- popular ed by the intestines and enters the which will catch the dust before it the ceiling where the warm, der Those who may have anticipated, BAD MANNERS people his lack of^a Senate ma­ Even if minor depression'develops, creased prestige can be scattered. In many cases strength. ‘ system------that way. _ „ Lead polsontog x..- vitalized ur can pass out. Low in President Hoover’s message to Warned, together ■with China, by jority need be no more than a mi­ Mr Hoover seems bound to get mixing can be done *in enclosed openings should also be provided nor Irritant. * credit for saving the situation. He Now tiiat he is living .up to his may occur either from dust or- the Congress, a cock-sure volume of the United States, Great Britain .. ___ «______i. •• aU ...ta • _vapor_ of .metalic lead. Tliose .oc> mixers or grinders with the product for the Intake of fresh air. All The 'big news has, been, not has been doing everything that title of a “business president, held In by closed conveyers which stoves should be provided with thst,; Instruction and direction to the and France jointly, that fhrthcr that the Hoover special session could be done and the imanimous else will be forgiven. cupations of smelting, rnnhufactur- ihg paint, soldering and type-set­ prevent' a blowing about of the I proper vafita and where a. fire nation’s legislature are probably hostilities would be regarded by the flopped, but that the president has support he has had from the coun­ dust j b u n i^ in the room, more outsi< try fmd its principal business ele­ ting often ‘give rise’ to it. Arsenic somewhat puttied by the extent to world as an imjustlfiable ■violation been summoning’ to conference 'The Safest advice to thoM who idr jiiust be a ^ t t e d to keep u]> " the leaders of industry, agricul­ ments make it virtually impossible The Pacific Ocean hks an aver­ poisoning may also occur in this age depth of 12,960 feet. manner. The. perforation of the find themselves affected with this supply of oxygen. which the President has put the of the Kellogg peace pact, the Rus- ture and labor to charge them for him to gain anything but in- ■ ... - — -4-- ■ , - . ' >*• ■

1, * *.A MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH CHESTER, CONN., WEUNE^A'j^ PECE^IBER 4, 1929.

of New York which feels things the mobUe. The cost of this ^ g l e en- | are quoted at $125 per day. iSy the SEEK CHRISTMAS GIFTS hardest .when the market drops for tertainment, for some eight or ten I yean it runs around $40,000. IN NEW YORK it Uves from day to day and it persons, ran to about $60,000. SEES IMPROVEMENT gambles on everything including GILBERT SWAN. But Park avenue 1s that way. FOR HOSPITAL INMATES ,liJe. New York, Dec. 4.—’The bars to I It’s where, if you . get the sig­ IN WORK OF G CLEF America’s most luxurious lane have nificance, that Peggy Joyce lives. been let down. ♦ Peggy, is 270 Park aTenue, or More “toy dogs’’ are said to be .R E MDSCIES The' Connecticut State hospital at on this lane than any otheispart of UM BEB VP QUICKLY Park Avenue, where pampered theres^uts, if and when she’s The firat epplkat^ of Mutterola Middletown is preparing to observe poodles live in $25,000 apartmenta not In Europe. And they do tell the entire esurtb. It’s this section often bring* lelief. Used once the Christmas holidays with appro­ and sugar papas loosen their purse which teeps the dog shops going. erenr hour for 5 hoar* it ahouid me, that Peggy’s apartment- is fesutt in completa-comfoit. Last Night’s Concert Shows priate festivities. Every effort will strings, has been, surrendered to From hence come the purps that clustered with photographs of Peggy have their hair curled and their be made to m ^ e the season one ct business interests. To bo sure, the Joyce. Better Tone Qnahty; Un­ rejoicing; and as an aid to such end, siftrrender is conditional at . the pio* wool shampooed. gifts for friendless patients, and for ment. Seven blocks northward Of In one extremely swanky apart­ Grand Cehtral Station have been When Broadway adds, up its those whose friends are financially spenders each year, - the largest ment-hotel, the rates in the tower usual Support. imable to provide gifts, will not only declared bustoess property by the city planning* association. But with sums will be found to have'come be very acceptable to them, but from this bountiful boulevard. One' much appreciated by the hospital such ah invasion of tradesmen im­ minent, it appears only a question of its more idle rich than others Is y ^ > . By Felix Vldlemann. management. of time before this beautifuUy said to put $25,000 into theater Gifts of any description will be parked thoroughfare will cease to tickets and couvert charges per The second annual concert by the welcome, but men patients always be the Park avenue that was. annum. But, the»’ , he may be G Caef Glee club was given in High appreciate ties, hats, handkerchiefs, This, of course, is a great vic­ pinched , by the market now. \ School hall last evening before a gloves, hose, tobacco, pipes, candy, tory for what is left of Fifth ave­ To me sure, after the great I etc.; while women patients apprn- Wall Street decline it was ru­ large audience of fftends and musi­ nue, since. its neighbor was fast i date aprons, handkerchiefs, gloves. encroaching on the fashionable mored .that himdreds of gay papas cal people. Helge Pearson con­ I hose, or wearing apparel of any de­ tradition. That such business left Park avenue and went back ducted. The club was assisted by scription, candy, etc. property as invades Park avenue to their, wives. Harold Brsmeh, tenor, and Emil Helge______Pearson. ______I Packages should be addressed to will be super-swank goes without The tales that have trickled Heimberger’s Ensemble. may welT feel proud of their work |

Noses Out WaterUmn In Rough Game S^i- V-

•,U*M , >» MAYS VS. FIAHIVE Happeny Most Valuable M. H. S. Opens Basketball Big First Quarter Lead TOMORROW NIGHT Player On Cubs Eleven Saves Rec From Defeat Cleveland Boxer Seeks Re­ State Li^tweight Title at doesn’t mean he was the least Sterlnifif Guard Keceives v^auawe. some of l^e players venge for His Friend, East Hartford High to For- Last Night’s Fights < Stake; Harley Arranges ( didn’t get a single vote, Groman and Splendid Work by Holland . Stratton for instance. Two of the nish Opposition in Initial Sports Forum One More Vote Than firsts went to Happeny, one to Dahl- ^lena’’ Blackbnrne;^ ' St. L6uis-«-Eddie Sli^, Chicago, Strong Undercard. I quist, one to Meikle and one to and Faulkner Conspicu­ LETTERS WELCOMED ' Skoneskl. If such a widely con­ Sign Name and Addresa Farr and Dahlquist from trasted vote is possible in a commit­ Contest at R eq Dowd and I Chicago, Dec. 4.— (AP)—T)an Matchmsdcer iEd. Hurley has as- tee of five persons, the writer is New york—Pete Sahstol, Norway, ous as Locals Score Sec­ Daly of Cleveland who professes to outpointed Sammy Farber, New i sembled an interestog supporting Special Committee of Five pleased that he bad no eissistance Renn Only Veterans Back . Mt. Kisco, N. y. picking an All-Manchester .team. be yearning for an opportunity to York, 6. j card for the fifteen-round state mdianapolis—Billy Shaw, Detroit, ond Victory; Rec Girls December 2, 1929 All five men voted without knowing gain revenge for ‘‘Leqa” Blackbume;, lightweight championship bout be­ the other’s ballot. from Last Season. outpefinted Merle Alte, Indianapolis, Dear Sports Editor:— Persons. former White ^ x manager will get If I may have a few lines I would tween Mickey Flahive of Hartford 10. ■ The votes cast by the five men his chance Monday night ifely Defeated 15 to 8 by like to pay Joe McClusky a tribute. were pledged to secrecy but here is Los Angeles—Les Kennedy, Long and Bobby Mays of New London Daly has consented to be the first Manchester High school will open ’Two years ago when I was beaten which will be staged tomorrow night By the narrow margin of one what each one of the Cubs received Beach outpointed K. O. Chrlstener, by his brother John, Joe showed the point. Tommy Happenny was last judges ring opponent of Art Shires, the its 1929-30 basketball season Fdd,iy Akron, 10. ^falcos. at, Foot Guard hall. Nick Christy without the name of the “Bad .boy” of the White Sox who greatest quality that there is in a the Bristol whirlwind, will meet night voted the most valuable mem­ designated. night of this* week when »he blast real sportsman. John and I were ber of the Cubs football team by a 7—35 decorated Blackbume with two Cecil Kid Como of New York in Happeny ...... 10 0 8 'lO Hartfoft High team appears at tnc America is a country where an leading the field and instead of the semi-final of eight roimds. specially appointed committee of Farr ...... 0 8 9 9 8—34 black eyes last summer. Further evidence that basketball “I am a close personal friend of School street Rec. anti-freeze for the radiator is a showing partiality he gave’ lemons Then there will b' an intermediate five persons. The husky Cub guard Dahlquist .. . . . 9 9 10 6 0—34 Coach Wilfred J. Clarke has only is having a tough time trying to to both of us. Now he is the out­ barely beat out “Ding” Farr and Blackbume’s and I want to get a serious problem, but any kind of bout of six roimds in which Vin C on roy ------. . . 7 2 5 7 9—30 two of the veterans from last sea­ alcohol is good enough to drink. , displace football was shown at the standing runner Manchester ever LaBella of Middletown, who is going “Yump” Dahlquist. Meikle, ----- . . . 6 7 3 4 10—30 crack at this much self-advertised son’s first) team back. They are Scii^ol street Recreation Center produced. along at a fast clip, meets Roland Happeny was given 35 out of a Skoneski ...... 8 10 0 1 2—21 tough boy from Texas,” Daly said-in Ernie Dowd and Danny .Renn. T.he laitWhight when the Rec F^ve barely Many people think Joe was over-1 Roche of Holyoke. Two four- Harrison ...... 0 0 7 8 5—20 his sucqessful application for the squad has been practicing falthfulh' The games, with Hartford High and succeeded in nosing out the All- rated but they are greatly mistaken. rounders will open the show, Joe Minicucci .. . . . 3 1 4 5 4r—17 match. “This attack on Blackbume. for several weeks and Coach darke Waterbury Crosby High games have W^^et'town quintet 30 to 28 in a When you take into consideration Zotter of New Britain'clashing with Eagleson ...... 5 6 0 3 1—15 a man much older than himself, was has hopes of building together an­ been dropped and no other school.s close and exciting game which that he had to travel from college Bennie Mesely of New York in one Pentore ...... 0 0 6 0 3— 9 the work of a coward. I’ll prove other creditable team. booked in their places. The Aluihni resembled a combination of both to compete hfere, the experienced and Johnny Mastro of Hartford tak- j Merrer ...... 1 0 2 0 6— 9 that Shires does most of his fighting ’The schedule this season has been has been reinstated on its promise sports. runners against him, and his first ing on Johnny Landos of New Bed-1 Donnelly ...... 2 5 0 2 0— 9 orally and give' Blackbume some re- cut to 15 games. Faculty Manager to make an honest attempt to beat A 17 to 2 lead gained in the first time in a race of more than three ford in the other. | St. John ...... 0 4 1 0 0— 5 , venge.” Edson M. Bailey said this morning. their Alma Mater. period while Watertown was busy miles we should take our hats off to The star bout promises a real • finding itself and getting accustom­ him. battle. Flahive showed both ring. ed to the narrow Rec court, proved In the next Olympics, you just «»kni and good punching power in a life-savter for Manchester. In no wait and see if Manchester isn’t his recent bout with Georgia Day other period did the locals outpoint represented by Joe. in which he outclassed the New the visitors. Coach Benny Clime Here’s wishing you everything Haven battler. Mfckey shows to made sever^ changes in his lineup best advantage when hard pressed but with the regulars back in the Joe. In a couple of years they’ll need field glasses to see the men in and Mays is looked to to give the linem) during the closing minutes, Hartford boy the hardest test of his the Rec Five was unable to hit its back of you. Sincerely yours, —Frank “Duke” Haraburda. career. "n . usual stride and, in fact, ‘ barely Mays is in good shape and show­ staved off defeat. P. S. Here’s to Mr.v Lloyd for mak­ L ing a success of this race for the ing up well in gym workouts at DEPARTMENT STORE SO. MAMCHESTER^COim The brilliant efforts of Tommy New Bedford where he is making Faulkner and Ty Holland saved the past three years, as he has made it what it is. his home just at present. Mays de­ day for Manchester. With only two cisively defeated Billy Murphy of points separating the two teams, Lowell in Boston laat week and he each contributed foul goals and A campaign for the expression of is slated for bouts there with Lope ' then when Green, Watertown individualism in men’s clothing has Tenorio and Andy Callahan. Bobby center, sunk another sensational been started in London. If that’s has an edge in experience on Fla­ basket from mid-fioor, they com­ what you see when men play golf, hive, but the latter shapes as the bined to equalize. Holland dribbled cleverer. A Gift The Family Will Enjoy Throughout The Year up the floor fast, stopped quickly, it doesn’t seem so wonderful. looped a pass to the fast cutting Faulkner who sunk a close side Tommy Happeny. shot for one of the prettiest plays Junior Basketball Loop possible 50 points while Dahlquist of the game. Faulkner’s passing and Farr each received 34. Ifete and. Holland’s spectacular shooting Conroy and Tonamy Meikle each werd the features. Starts Saturday Night polled 30. Billy Skoneski was given Watertown r^ied in the second more votes than Captain Walter quarter and at halftime had re­ Harrison. The committee consisted duced the 17-2 lead to 20-16 Man­ At the meeting of representatives'? side team to represent the School I^EMT of U. J. Lupien, R. V. Treat, H. H. chester lead 26 to 24 as the fourth of junior basketball teams held at Street Rec and Director Lewis quarter ‘ got under way. The Rec Lloyd is working on it. The age Bissell, T. F. Kelley and T. W. plainly missed the services of its the Recreation Center Saturday limit as stated above is 21 years. Stowe. Each man selected ten play­ regvtlar center, Roy Norris, who had evening, it was decided to postpone Boys 21 years old or more on De­ ers in the order of their value as he S creen-CfRip a , previous engagement. “ Skee” the opening of the Rec Junior cember 7 cannot enter. Each team saw matters.. The man he placed Watson, Hartford baseball player, will post a forfeit of $5 to gfuaran-, first was;given ten pojats, the sec^ League until next Saturday night, ond one nine and'so bn down to one m a^ his initial appearance with December 7 at 8:00 p. m. when the tee completion of the schedule. | the Rec Five playing part of the first two teams to mingle will go Mr. Lloyd will supply competent point. second half at guard. He looks like into action. There will be two men to handle the games. All play­ Just to show-how widely separat­ a' 'good player but wasn’t in the games played each Wednesday and ers must be members of the Rec. ed were the views of the five men, lipeup long enough for one.to form Saturday night thereafter. It was agreed that a team must each one of ,:ifhe first three men; much of an opinion. He passed very The Phantoms, Ramblers, Warri­ have five men on the floor to start Happeny, Fara.^and’ Dahlquist, re­ well and is not individually in­ ors, Cardinals, The Taffy ^ v e and a game or forfeit that game. ceived no votes froni a different clined. However he looked a bit the Original Taffys have entered. The managers must submit a list judgb^. TVo failed to ^ve a vote to out of condition. , Highland Park had a representative o f eight plqyers for each of their Captain Walter Harrison. Yet, de­ The nreliminary game found the. at the meeting but as some of its respective teams at the final meet­ spite this handicap, they managed Rec Girls faring much better men are over 21 years of age was ing of representatives at the School to finish above the rest. Happeny p.gainst the Falco Girls of Holyoke noT admitted. They want to enter Street Rec, this evening, -at 7:00. received two firsts, a third and THROUGH than had been expected. With very much and will attempt to get This meeting will be the last oppor­ fourth. Farr was given two seconds, Viola Shearer and Peggy McLaugh­ together a team of men under 21 tunity for teams to enter and any and two thirds. Dahlquist was given lin of last year’s team back in the years and will report to the next who wish to be in the schedule must a first, two seconds and a fifth. THE YEARS Phone for lineifj), the Rec was a much im­ have a representative present to­ Pete Conroy, Tommy Meikle and proved teiam but still inferior to the meeting of managers. The DeMolay team will probably night. The slogan seems to be “Chuckle” Minicucci were the only TO COME strong quintet from the the paper “■Watch the Taffy Gang” but some­ three players to receive votes by all city. Miss Fisher’s floor work and enter if it can be arranged to play. their games on Saturday only. There one else wants to know “who is the five judges. “Lefty” St. John was a free home shooting featured for the winners given the lowest vote but that THIS with Anne Scranton and Peg Mc­ is some talk in the air of an east Taffy Gang?” Laughlin best for the losers. Rec Five (30) WONDERFUL demonstration P. B. F. T. 1 Holland, rf ...... 5 3-4 13 GIFT 2 Faulkner, If .... 3 2-4 8 tomorrow 0. $hirer. If ...... 0 0-0 0 1’ Quish, c ...... 0 0-1 0 WILL KEEP 2 Gustafson, c. If .. 1 0-2 2 •• 0 Farr, Ig ...... 0 1-2 1 ON 0 Watson, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 3 Madden, rg ...... 3 0-1 6 (Dial 4123) 2 Oonroy, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 GIVING - - .1 ------• 11 12 6-14 30 ‘ Watertown (28) p. B. F. T. ^i Ms-zzarella, rf... 1 2-3 4 4 Grady, If ...... 2 2-2 6 0 Green, c ...... 3 0-1 6 1 Painter, rg ...... 0 0-1 0 4 H. Dubuque, rg . .1 2-4 4 1 R. Dubuque, Ig.. 3 2-2 8 »'i0':Bryon, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 Lion 13 10 8-13 28 Score by Periods Takes Manchester 1 7 _ 3—6 4—30 Watertown ...... 2—14—8—4—28 Referee: Frank Bamikow, Meri- den. (dJ the Out o f Manchester (8) B. M. Wells, rf ...... 1 Washkiewicz, rf .... 0 .Scranton, I f ...... 1 Complete . Wells, c ...... 2 Buckland, Ig ...... 0 GIFTS (INCLUDING TUBES) McLachlan, rg ...... 0 Beer, Ig ...... 0 Shearer, Ig — ...... 0 For a Man’s Preference Clulow, rf ...... 0 »;tl4rt, r f ...... 0 4 0-6 LUMBERJACKS DRESSING GOWNS ISN’T it logical that this should be tl^e Falcos (15) $7.50 B. $7.50— $16.50 Gift Store for Man’s Apparel in view Harrigan, r f...... 0 A. Fisher, I f ...... 0 BATH ROBES of the fact that he is a regular patron • STUD SETS MochEm, c ...... 2 the year ’round? Most men know $2 E.ICane, rg ...... ••.O $5 to $13.50 Maine M. Fisher, I g ...... 4 this store for its quality, luiow it, too, SHIRTS ' SW EATERS for its good taste—and incidentally 6 3-8 15 $1.50— $6.50 $5— $0 St. John’s for the supreme values. TIES PAJAM AS Deferred COLGATE PUYERS $1—$2 $2—$6 BELTS W E SUGGEST LEATHER COATS Payment Plan h IN COAST GAME $1— $3.50 $13.50— $18.00 EARLY SHOPPING SILK MUFFLERS CAPESKIN GLOVES Complete Hamilton, N. Y., Dec. 4.— (AP) — ► $2— $6.50 $2— $6.50 Complete Three of. the Colgate football team, (INCLUDING TUBES) unbeaten in its last eight starts and (INCLUDING TUBES) scoring leader of the east, today ac­ cepted invitations to play 'With the Eqet against the West in the annual jwMjugity game at San Francisco on Year’s day. They are Captain DEPENDABLE SERVICE GUARANTEED SATISFACTION Johnny Cox, center; Jules Yablock GLENNEY’S HALE’S RADIO DEPARTMENT—BASEMENT quarterback and Tommy (Spook) Dowler, halfback. Dpwler was one of the leading scorers of the east. _ ■ 75 ^ g ‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1929. PAGE ELEVEN

surplus may -be recurring or tem­ certain in the fiscal year 1930 with­ terpreses in whiefi they were DeMOLAY SALE LARGE porary, but that the estimated sur­ out running too great a risk of in­ holders.” ,, • SOPHOMORE GRID MILLS EXPLAINS , pluses of 1930 and 1831 seem to fall curring a deficit during fiscal year Mllla presented a statemenC i in the second class.” 1931.” ing the total receipts for the All-America Baseball “Square Crooks” .comes to Cheney Although explaining the chief Hard to Forecast year. 1929 at $4,063,250,255, with ex­ beneficiaries of the measure would STARS NUMEROUS hall at . 8:15 o’clock tonlght,^ pre* INCOME TAX CUT “Moreover,” he continued, “the penditures amounting to $3,848,463,- sented by John Mather ,Chapter, problem or estimating future rev­ be wage-earning and salaried em­ 189, le&ving a surplus of $184,787,- Order of DeMolay, under the guid­ enue is attended by extraordinary ployees, he said 590,000,000 would be 035. It gave the 1930 estimftUfYc- ing hand of Louis Smith, and in­ Team Named In Majors difficulties at the present time, due slashed off corporation taxes and ceipts at $4,249,263, and expijhldi- augurates the all male cast in Man­ to the existence of a number of $70,000,0(MT off . individual Income tures amounting to $3,848;463/L8^, Booth, Barry, MacMurdo, chester in a play with characters of Treasury Officiial Says It factors, the effect of which it is taxes. The manner in which to grant both sexes. 035. It gave the 1930 estimate re­ almost impossible to foresee.” t the tax cut to the greater number ceipts at $4,249J263, and expendi­ The production is a three-act The under-seejetary ex^ained was through a corparation tax re­ Five Players Chosen from ! BOWLING Hinkle, Hemitt, KeDy Only comedy drama of the underworld WiD Give Relief to Great­ that the Treasury had been con­ tures at $4,023,681, with an estimat­ duction, he adde,d. ed surplus of $255,581,534. Estimat­ and as a sensational piece is said to fronted with the “difficult problem Corporations Overtaxed. be unequaled. There are five of determining what effect the re­ ed, receipts for 1931 were placed at Each League; Cochrane CONRAN’S LEAGUE a Few of the Many. est Number of Citizens. Corporations, relatively speaking. $4,255,72’7; expenditures at $4,102,- feminine parts to be pl^iyed by Al­ cent precipitious decline of security Mills said, were overtaxed, and add­ bert Tuttle. Ray and Roy Warren, 938,700, with a surplus of $122,788,- There will 'be tw’o matches In ------I values’ will have on tax reeeipts ed that in 1927 they paid 24.46 per Gets AD 187 Voles; Three Carl Cubberly, and William Gahr- tTT i, , A n, I from security transactions, which 9 6§. : Conran's Bowling League this eve­ . Energetic sophomores are essen­ man. The male roles will be filled Washington, Dec. 4. (AP) ! unquestionably yielded a very large, cent of their net income in taxes, in­ ning. The Majors tackle the Sham­ tial to a championship football by James Wilson, Wesley Wamock, ing to speed Congressional action on | income in 1928 and for the first cluding income taxes. A's on Team; Homshy rocks and the Gammons-Holman team, says Coach Bob Zuppke. And George Pottertpn, -paries M or^ i, the administration’s $100,000,000 in-! eight months of the, calendar year He pointed out that persons own­ team goes against the Lithuanians. u I. u ■v.t- * u- * Willard Robb and Louis Smith. The 1929 ” ing stocks in corporations were “vir­ he must be right, for his 1927 team. advance sale of tickets is said to come tax reduction program, Under- tually paying t^ es through the cor­ Again. Friday night the Cardinals and composed almost entirely of sophs, 1 large, Secretarv MiUs of the Treasurv an- pending measure.” he con- Eagles clash. Following are the lat­ secretary Miua or me ireasury, up j “solves the problem of giv- porations at 12 per cent., on that was unbeaten, and his 1929 team— This is the first time that the peared before the House ways and > jng to the taxpayer, the benefit of portion of their incoming arising est scores: with most of the same sophs as Depot Square (1) local DeMolay has ventured into the means committee today and explain-.j the surplus which seems reasonably from the profits of the business cn- St. Louis, Dec. 4.— (A P )—The two | seniors now—tasted the ashes of dramatic field. major leagues in baseball shared j LaChapelle ...... 98 89 107—294 defeat. ed the proposed cut in detail. — J. O’Bright ...... 96 104 104—304 honsrs equally in 1929 all star team Not only Zuppke, but Dr. Marvin v v v w v v v v Blankenburg . . . . 98 107 106—311 Stevens of Yale, will tell you it is of the SpKjrting News, St. Louis C. O’Bright ...... 93 , 92 109—2911 the sophomore’s spark that touches corporation and normal individual ’ Dummy ...... 94 88 90—272 ^ LINDBERGH OFFERS baseball writers association an­ off the destructive power that often incomes of 1929, on which the com­ nounced today. lies dormant in the ranks of the THESE BLANKET 479 480 516 1476| mittee was holding hearings, follow­ Each league placed five men < n veterans. ed, he said, President Hoover’s the team, which includes two pitch­ Eagles (3) i The Magic Mr. Booth . . TO AID IN SEARCH Announcing The B. Balow ...... 96 108 96—300 j The greatest piece of inspiration­ recommendations and was approved ers and one player for each of the by the Treasury Department. SPECIALS other positions. N. Tyler ...... 102. 88 100-^290 al leadership during the past season An outstanding feature was unan­ LaForge ...... 99 99 90—288 was provided by Albie Booth, Yale’s Both Parties Agrees • imous selection by the scribes *^f V. O’Bright ...... 94 97 105—296 sophomore dynamo. Booth actually His Friend Thomas P. Nel> Although party leaders In both Mickey Cochrane of the World V. Werlosky ....10,6 97 101—304 was more than a good broken field houses had agreed to the plan. Mills Inauguration Of Make Practiced.; Champ Philadelphia Athletics lor runner, splendid kicker and heady explained the Treasury had been the catching position. He received ^97 489 492 1478 field general. The litUe sparkplug son is Lost on N. Y. to confronted with the difficulty of de­ all 187 votes'were chosen, was an inspiration to an ordinary termining the business trend of the Cheney Brothers (4) Yale team, an eleven that rallied to current calendar year and of fore­ Christinas (Sfts mates also were chosen. the extraordinary under the urge Members of the team are: A1 Warner ...... 110 90 110—310 Cleveland Air Route. casting the busines trend of the Simmons^ Athletics left field; Hack C. Sad ...... 110 92 87—289 of Little Albie. coming year in arriving at liie BRAY’S BUDGET Part Wool Johnson ...... 96 99 94—239 Ranking next to the Yale‘midget, amount of reduction that could be Wilson, Chicago, Cubs, centerfieid; in point of public accomplishments, Clarion, Pa., Dec. 4— (AP)—Col­ Doubld1Blanket$'; Babe Ruth, Yankees, rightfield; Rudinsky *...... 110 115 123—348 onel Charles A. Lindbergh today of­ allowed...... 124 114 103—341 was Barry Wood, Jr., Harvard’s Jimmy Foxx, Philadelphia, Athletics R. Sad . . . . forward passing soph. Young fered to aid in the search for The features of the measure were, j Full Size $2,98 first base; Rogers Hornsby, Chicago Thomas P. Nelson, of Plainfield, N. he said, that It Umlts the new rates i 550 510 517 1577 Wood’s daring toSs let Harvard tie Cubs, second base; Pie Traynor, the army and he started in the J., air mail pilot on the New York to one year—a novelty in income | PUN .Pittsburgh Pirates, third base; Tra­ Lithuanians (0) to Cleveland route, who disappeared tax legislation in this country—and Beacon Single i02—317 clash with Michigan. vis Jackson, N. Y. Giants, shortstop; Gallis ...... 118 97 They say in Boston that Coach while flying from Belief on te, Pa., that it gives relief to the maximum Blankets ' Mickey .Cochrane, Philadelphia, Sheridan ..< ...... 76 95 88“ "269 Horween devised a play in which to Cleveland early Monday. number of income tax payers, with covering the purchase of any and all mer­ Athletics, catcher; Lefty Grove, Varrick ...... 94 96 . .—180 Wood was to pass 45 yards down Telephones Offer relatively larger benefits to those Plain Colors and plaids Athletics, pitcher; Burleigh Grimes. Tyler ...... 91 109 86—286 the field to Vic Harding, an end. Colonel Lindbergh telephoned with srdaUer incomes. chandise throughout our store. It is . Full Size $2.98 Pittsburgh Pirates, pitcher. . Brennan ...... 110 104 87—SOI “Wait until Harding Is well down from the home of Ambassador . The reasons for limited revision Katkaveck ...... 90— 90 the field before passing,” Coach Dwight W. Morrow, hit father In were, he said, the estimated sur­ The sporting news has sponsored AU Wool selection of the team for five years Horween explained, “then hit him law, at Englewood, N. J. He ten­ plus of $226,0(30,000 for 1930, and open to all. Take advantage of it if you 489 491 453 1433 in the eye with the ball.” dered his services to W. L. Smith, and Hornsby is the only player to be division superintendent of the Na­ the estimated surplus of $123,00,000 Double Blankets named on all five teams. Wood turned to the Crimson for 1931. wish. Cardinals (1) mentor and drawled: tional Air Transport Company, in Full size. All colors. 92—247 the hunt for Nelson, who was asso­ ‘These figures,” he said, “do not McDduff ...... 77 78 “Which eye, coach?” ifidlcate a very large margin of $7.98 81 89—256 Jack Sutherland at Pittsburgh ciated with Lindbergh in carrying Dwj-er ...... 86 mail from St. Louis when the noted safety in budgets of over $4,000,- Mikoleit ...... 109 115 95—319 has a great sophomore tackle in It Will Make Your DIEGEL’S CARD 6 4 ; aviator was an air mail pilot. 000,000 but the tax reduction of AH Wool Klotzer ...... 109 85 88—280 Jim MacMurdo. A brilliant pair Superintendent Smith said he $160,000,000 which-will result from. R. Starkweather . 92 90 94—276 were Rolf Carlsten, who • scored told Lindbergh everything possible thO enactment of this bill, is divid­ Single Blankets Penn’s first touchdown of the sear was being done to find Nelson, and ed approximately equally between Christmas Gift Shopping Plain Colors SMITH ELIMINATED 473 449 456 1378 son by returning the initial kickoff that while his offer was appreci­ two fiscal years.-> Depot Square Garage something over 90 yards against ated “it would be futile for him to “Loo^d at from this standpoint, $2.98-112.98 Brainard ...... 97 94 82—273 Franklin and Marshall, and Clark 'join in the search.” the ma^ta of safety is reasonably Hinkle, Bucknell fullback) whose Chartier .. ’...... 71 82 . ,—153 “It is possible that he may fly adequate. The Treasury Depart­ ^ Easier Beacon Blankets Long Island Pro Trips Lat­ J. Copeland ...... 107 119 101—327 tremendous drives accounted for at out of Cleveland later if our hunt ment feels, therefore, that the tax­ Shea ...... 104 124 94—322 least one Bison touchdown in each continues unsuccessful,” Smith add­ payers should receive the benefit of Make a small down payment and pay the balance in Newest Patterns M. Hanna ...... 77 78 81—236 game but the season’s final with ed. those prospective surpluses in the Fordham. Still others were Hewitt .$2.98-$7.98 ter in First Round of Los P. McLagan ...... 131—131 form of tax reduction.” 10 weeks. \^e invite you to call and find out about this of Columbia and Devens of Harvard, MARKET GARDENERS MEET. Mills explained that a treasury halfbacks, and Paul Riblett, a Penn­ 456 497 489 1447 Hartford, Dec, 4.— (AP)—The new policy. All Wool ■ ,d ' Angeles GoD Tourney. sylvania wingman. Connecticut Vegetable Growers as­ Stars in Big Ten sociation opened a two-day annual Double BlanketsI BRITISH AMERICAN CLUB The Big Ten bremght to light an meeting here today with state and E.Ktra fine quality, fuH size By PAUL B. ZHVIMER»LAN. Ireland holds a one point lead abundant crop of fijst year stars. federal farm authorities as speak­ Zuppke used Kawal , at center ers on problems of growing and A ll Colors $13.50^" ^ over England with Scotland third j E. BRAY ------I------■ ■ ' - through the season, while Yanuskus Los Angeles, Dec. 4.— (AP)—Hor­ production. Officers be elected and wales fourth in the British I saw almost as much action as any JEWELER ton Smith, 21 year old pride of the American Club bowling league. Fol- | tomorrow. Boxed Handkerchiefs other mini halfback. Alex Yune- 645 Main Street, South Manchester Missouri Ozarks, today was listed lowing is the league standing, high­ vich, one of Purdue’s “Four Rivet­ for Men, Women and Childrei among the missing, as 16 survivors est and latest scores: |ers,” played an important part in in the professional golfers associa­ W. L. Pts. bringing Boilermakers their first 25c to 98c tion championship went into the sec­ Ireland ...... 7 5 7 conference title since 1892. Paul FOR ond round of match play. England ...... 6 6 6 Stagg, son of the Grand Old Man, Boxed The superb drives and putts of Scotland ...... 6 6 6 was a bright star in the Chicago Towel Sets Craig Wood, youthful Long Island, Wales ...... 5 7 5 lineup and Willie Heston, Jr., N. Y., professional turned the trick High scores for night: L. Stevi- brought back memories of his il­ DISCIPLES 98c to $2.98 of eliminating one of the favorites son, 330; H. Wilson, 309; J. Flem­ lustrious dad at Michigan. Fancy Bordered ■ in the first round match play yes­ ing, 303. One of the best sophomore line­ fninmiT"' terday. men in the country was Dallas Mar- OF SPORTS Turkish Towels ' Leo Diegel, defending champion Ireland. vil, Northwestern's 239 - pound ri^ m ilo m g S e r v i c eS_\G< s IC oWDQwlufuNDRv turned in a sparkling 64 for nis Steevison ...... 109 115 106 tackle. Coach Dick Hanley also 25cto98c ; morning round, a new competitive Jones ...... 83 101 98 foimd Riley, another soph, good If logic plays any part in » - Donnelly ...... 100 95 87 course record and a good start on enough to fill the other tackle berth; your Christmas gift selection, AH Linen an advantage which enabled him to Cordner ...... 95 84 88 Bill Hewitt of Michigan was one of 106 86 80 oust P. O. Hart, Wheeling, W. Va., M.\ Dowell ...... the best ends in the conference, ac­ you’ll remember the boys, Bridge Sets 10 to 9. . cording to Coach Kipke, while young and old/ with sporting 493 481 450 Burt Ingwersen thought enough of 79c No less outstanding was the rous^ Wales. ing comeback of Walter Hagen. Ap­ Sansen, his big Nordic fullback, to goods. M. Cullough ...... 82 102 91 The SHIRTS AH Linen parently unmindful of the trouble­ use him regularly in Iowa games. Shields ...... ,. . .^ . 103 90 90 While the south was getting ready some qualifying round Monday W. Flemming ...... 84 76 82 Lunch Sets $1*49 up which saw him stumble almost into to watch the antics of McEver, :: .... combinations... and all next- Daoust ...... 87. 94 91 Banker, Thomason and other veter­ Cavalier*s elimination, Hagen ended his match W. Brennan ...... 90 98 91 AU Linen with Bob Shave, of Aurora, Ohio, on an ball-toters, “Shipwreck” Kelly of to-the-skin garments must be re- • Kentucky sailed in over the horizon. the 28th green, 9 and 8. Just to 446 462 445 “Mouse” Leonard provided Van­ turned immaculately dean and Table Covers prove that the course, which saw derbilt with some of the best quar­ Choice with napkins to match him medal a 149 on opening day England. terbacking the south has seen. Half- soft to the touch if our customers All sizes up to 3 yards held no pow'er over him, the great J. Boyce ...... 79 95 SO* hack Miller was one of the out­ There is a trace of gallantry are to be kept satisfied. :: “Haig” played the first eighteen in S. Hewitt-...... 85 87 101 standing Alabama performers, in the giving of perfume to $2.49 to $13.75 ...... •------* I five imder par, ,66. J. Gillis ...... 65 68 81 while Dalrymple of Tulane,*an end, your sweetheart, a gesture that Among the chosen 16, eight of D. Mdnison ...... 87 107 99 Try a Gordon wash just once. stood out with sterling exhibitions resembles the lilt of a sonnet Mercerized and AH Linen whom face elimination today was in every game played by the Green Fred Morrison, medalist. The Los Total ...... 316 357 361 Wave. in praise of some lady fair’s We vow. you’ll be happily satisfied Table Covers Angeles pro fought an uphill battle Scotland. eyelashes. Perfume is remov­ Sophs on the Coast For the Tilden fan, a super­ $1.09 to $7.98 V , before winning 5 and 4 from Joe T. Kane ...... 88 83 86 In the far west such fullbacking ed from the world of. hard with the appearance and feel of F. Baker ...... 76 80 78 Kirkwood, trick shot artist from as done by “Rusty” Gill of Califor­ gut tennis racket. Tepnis necessity. It is one of'the Phladelphia. 'A former open cham­ H. Tilson ...... 112 109 88 nia hasn’t been seen since the days every piece. See cur line of Scranton RaiTOt pion Gene Sarazen, Fresh Meadow, J. Flamming ...... 97 106 100 of Ernie Nevers. Coach Howard balls in box of three, $1.23. superfluous “pretties” that Bed Spreads N. Y., stands in-Morrison’s path to­ Jones developed Jimmy Musick, a girls pray to receive at Christ­ A phene call will promptly bring a' day. Total ...... 373 378 352 fullback whose plunging prowess al­ mas time. $4.98 to $9.98 By strange coincidence,., Hagen, most ended in “soft music” for route sMesman to your home. Bill Mehlhorn and Henry Cuici, M;il CHENEY GIRLS’ LEAGUE Notre Dame at Chicago, and Ernie River, Conn—the trio which was Pinckert, a halfback whom Jones Bates Rayon Old Mill forced into a twilight series to earn describes as the equal of any on Houbigant M. Sullivan...... 86 72 85 the coast. Bed Spread $2.98 up .the right to enter yesterday’s play- M. McKinney ...... 89 76 79 Telephony all, survived their matches. Farther north, Moeller of Oregon ROY E. BUCKLER F. Nelson ...... 113 86 101 was an outstanding" fullback and a 3 7 5 3 Diegel will meet Herman Barron, E. Laut^bach ...... 88 100 100 Goty Proprietor ‘ Pequot Sheets i Phila., a comparative stranger in big sensational kicker. Hufford and L. Kicking ...... 79 58 85 Rosenhan, ' the former a speed de­ Cases and Colored Hem; time golf; while Hagen is confronted Bed Sets, also colored hent- by Charlie Guest, Los Angeles pro. 450 mon and the latter a great punter, Gordon Laundry Total ...... 455 392 were important factors in the close Hudnut stitched cases boxed. A1 Esponso, Chicago, must subdue Throwing Mill games Washington played with Hirriion Strert, South Manchester, Conn. "Wild Bill” Mehlhorn to continue in C. Ritchie ...... 76 69 82 E. Anderson ...... 74 80 80 California and Stanford. Ladies* and Children’s .- the race. Wood, flushed with the For the Babe Ruth. enthusi­ Smith victory can count on Neil H. Nielsen ...... 78 94 93 Chernay Hosiery Christian, Portland, Oregon profes­ H. Friederickson .. .71 77 72 Cocoanuts are the chi^f money ast, a catcher’s initt, a mask, a L. Pukofky ...... 63 68 67 Women’s Everlasting SutriU sional to give him another tougn crop of the people of Guam. bat, or a major league base­ round. The northw’esterner turned iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiii Hose Total ...... 362 388 394 in orie of the important cards yester- ball 000153534823482348232323535323532353485348485390232323AU Shades • day by eliminating Frank Walsh, Special For Xmas Wca\ing Mill THE Chicago 6 and 5. $1.69 Pair M. Strong ...... 101 100 79 A new line of Eaton, Other matches on today’s sched­ 95 92 117 ffANK E. Kissmann ... . 9 V SILENT ule: G. Hatch ...... 87 84 93 A good dancer is light on Crane & Pike Station­ Women’s Larry Nabholtz, Houston Tex., vs. N. T a gga rt...... 89 93" 116 ■ his partner’s feet * Perqale Aprons A1 Watrius, Detroit: Henry Cuici vs. C. Jackmore ...... 72 92 99 ery in special Xmas GLOW John Farrell, /king Island, N. Y. boxes. Rick Rack trimmed . Tony Manerony vs. Eddie Schultz, Total ...... !■ 444 461 504 i r ^ ’ k i t c h e n . Troy, N. Y. * Velvet MiU 49c each M. K arpin...... 78 85 89 We now have a H. Bodreau ...... 100 89 108 BURNER FIREMEN CLASH TONIGHT • « assortment of new. E. Rowsell ...... 95 107 91 Manicure Sets in IS M. Sherman ...... 106 107 102 There is quite a bit of interest J. Schubert ...... 89 97 102 Beautiful Cases CLEAN,, Percale centering around the inter-city fire­ For the contemporary Izaak « ' CONVENIENT 19c yd. and.25c yd. men's bowling match up in Rock­ Total ...... 468 485 492 '. ■ J' ville^ this evening. Hose Company Walton, a fishing rod, a reel, or AND • No. 1 of this town is motoring to Velvet Mill Jr. a fishing basket. Baby Toilet Sets . GIVES the Windy City to try conclusions E. Peterson ...... » .. 75 79 - 73 “ Growing on ViOne” with the Fitton Company team. S. Chesbro ...... 73 55 69 in cases. • COMFORT Pinochle will follow the bov^ing. E. Lennon...... 84 69 ■ 79 FIVE YEAR The following Manchester men will Dummy ...... 62 67 64 •- . r, take part: Ed Wisotske, Bill Montie, Dummy ...... 65 67 72 GUARANTEE Ray Bidwell, Henry Freiheit, Xl I " DON’T DELAY—ORDER NOW Behrend, Martin Schieldge, Herb 337 357 The Manchester Bidwell. A return match has been Spinning No. 1 tentatively arranged for Saturday, M. Reinartz ...... 72 67 72 Silent Glow Oil Burner Corpi | 64 PACKARD’S I December 21. Three games will be E. M assey...... 62 76 S 97 Center Street, South Manchester Phone 4360 91 82 Plumbmg & Siqtply rolled this evening. E. W iganowski...... 92 M3UCAi4TLACe 1 "oC!. R. Hansen...... *.... 65 67 87 5 M. H. STRICKLAND . M. Damato ...... 70 88 74 S . . Authorized Dealer. ' Some of those movies are ‘‘100 Co. PHARMACY S Dim 3768, Next Door to Montgomery Ward Co. 832 Main St. Store per cent, talkie” and not much else. 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€Ll»a9 by NBA^ sxl 8«i*vi«o* Inci ,«IS riSis Many a wonmn, wdth plenty ■ of ^Journal that she "hast found lUie THIS HAS HAPPENED. had been a sUcnt, slightly nauseat­ the old-fashioned desire to dispense solution. Says she: “When I have guests X, O lii/eJ^berts Barkm " ed spectator. hospitality, particularly during the B e^een 11:15 and 12:16 Sator* “Good evening. Sergeant Tumer,’i these, days, I invariably serve with / ©1^28 bi| Service.Inc; day night. June 29, old Mrs. Emma he greeted his superior quieUy. ‘I holiday season, would just love to the meal wholesome, but impopu- Hogarth, said to keep a money believe Ydeutenant Strawn might give a swell, bang-up dinner, but— lar vegetables such as spinach and The other day I spoke about a t to Win, .It depends somewhat* hoard in her room on the' second prefer to have'me question Sevier, There’s Julia—we’d want her— carrots, bran bread, .and some mother in a cafeteria who let her-.age, but the’vitamin foo^, as floor of Mrs. Rhode’s boarding kind of innocuous salad. ■ little four-year-old go out into the we know, ajre always necessary- since I Have been actively at work but she is eating, nothing these “In addition to these- proviMons, house, is strangled to death. Bonnie on the case, and have all the threads days but celery and consomme— cold night for a long ride, hvmgry,'• v^etables, milk, butter-fats, fruit, 1 go ahead and serve rich and a p -" because he wouldn’t eat his poorly- fish, chicken, Iamb, ov a little beef; Dundee, “cub” detective, aasl^ts in hand.” ; petizing dishes for the sake of my ' lieut. Strawn in the investigation. For a moment Dundee was tifrald And there’s Mrs. X, who looks cooked...... spinach, his cold, tasteless - iedso; eggs. But, by the way, _ the. so marvelous she is an ornament own vanity. If the visitors yield , yolk of ; the egg is considered more Police suspect nil Sevier, former that- ■ Sergeant Turner’s vitrouc to temptation, the sin, the pain] mashed potato and his cottage boarder, whom Mrs. Hogarth accus- to any table—but she’s anemic and cheese, which eilso was bad.r (I had nec^sAty tlxan the white for chtl- tongue would be turned upon him eats nothing but calves iiver— and the anxiety are theirs, not • el^of trying to rob her and who has with a ■ contemptuous refusal, but some of each and I knew.j* She dreh under three. And there’s Gertrude—she eats mine, for I have done'my whole ' had soup, chicken, celery and cus­ One 'would think that there is 4^ppeared. just as the outraged sergeant was- only vegetables—and raw ones at duty by them and by my reputa­ 3Dora Barker, boarder and theater opening h is, mouth to speak a tard pie. Under the circumstances, enough .variety in most diets to that, so she isn’t accepting any tion as hostess.” . why couldn’t, she have have gdven please- th e. most ticklish affpetit^ p^nist, thought to have had an af- familiar voice ' boomed heartily invitations for a while that in­ It is her opinion that this m - fWr with Sevier, is arrested as a | fj-oni the doorway. the little boy some of her own food;’ and . yet cover the- vitamin sch«- clude dinners— guished scrupulousness about food even unto the top of her custard dule. ■ But perhaps not. Back to material witness against him, but is Well, well! This looks like quite And so it goes. has not improved the mind, health liSeased on balL Other boarders un- pie? ...>,-the >»roe, old question. If a child a party. Glad you remembered to Dieting is almost as much of a or the rdorals' of this generation I wanted to , know, and expressed’^ i^ah't hntory enough to eat good- d]» suspicion are: Henry Dowd, Nor- invite me, Turner!” It was Police menace to hdspttality as prohibi­ and that there is no particiilar rea­ ita Paige, Walter Styles, near bank­ the opinion that probably she^ food as-it is given to him, should Commissioner O’Brien, and when tion. For if every person you son why grown people should adopt didn’t do' so because these; things- it be takfn away and nothing df- rupt, who had quarreled with Mrs. he had joined the group around the know is dieting, but none of .those a formula of lood suitable for j were not on the list she had picked-'^^ered him until the next meal? , Hpgarth; Bert V .—B—Magnus, ------prisoneramateur he clapped an affectionate two play the same system—what babies. i ' Yes, that’s an right for a day or \ ib iiAoi-a tvninp- upon his nephew’s shoulder. up somewhere for his diet, and scenario writer who is heard typing are you going to do? “Not,” she explains, “that-I am she thought it better to let him two,, but what about the next day in his room until 12:15; Daisy Shep­ “Am I in ume to hear you strut A dinner of raw vegetables might opposed to a rational censorship of | go^empty and hungry out into the and the next afid the’ nezf?’ What herd, absent from her room during your stuff, boy? Goin^ to teach us satisfy one guest, and no others. food, pven my own, if it passion-1 cold for his hundred-mile ride if he doesn’t eat then,'either? the murder and whose removal from old fogies some new tricks, eh?” And who is going to get out the ately disagrees with me, but I do than to step on the law of the Then I'd try to tempt him! the Rhodes’ house and subsequent “I have not had time to question best plate for liver? think too many of us are making Medes and the Persians. As far ‘return within 30 hours arouses won­ Sevier yet, sir,” Dimdee answered a dangerous piety of our diets.”, as that went, the child should BEJEWELLED SLEEVES. der. wdth his wide, boyish grin, "and I’m Foodless Age? Diet Days Done? have been in bed. For the past year, waiters have The owner, of a large hotel re­ ■Lyrom papers secreted in Mrs. afraid I’m an aij^ul dub at the r^ Better‘to Go Hungry? lj|igarth’s trunks, Dundee learns tArd degree. Mind if I handle it i wrung their hands dver the situa­ cently told me that he thought th e' A glamorqus dinner gown of that Sally Graves who wrote her in my own way?” The last words tion. reign of the foodless diet was J Judging from some of the let­ black chiffon has ’tight princess once a month w’as her daughter and They say the art of eating ele­ gradually coming to an end, and I ters I have received, the mother lines and tight, sleeves to the el­ were tactfully addressed to the was right and I was wrong—one that the “D.” mentioned in her diary glowering police sergeant. ^ gantly and with the discrimina­ that. womeiL were eating less spar- I bow where 'huge kimono, sleeves is Dan Griffin, son-in-law embezilet tion of an epicure, was never so ingly than they did a year or so going so far as to refer to mothers do, and where the puffs.are inserted “It’s up to you,” Turned muttered. who try to coax their children into oiL whose “turning up” she lives in ‘"Thank you. Will you let me developed in this coimtry as it ago. 1 into the sleeve ■ two lows of jewels £ead. Recallilig the mysterious de­ should have been, is dying, and “The truth is,” he said, “most ] eating when they are not hungry, t-winkle romantically, . have that small package 1 brought that good food is simply on its o f . them have been told by their. as “unwittingly murderous moth­ tails of Sally’s murder in New York you this afternoon, Sergeant? . . . doctors to eat. Because in dieting] ers,” declaring that when children Jbne 2, Dundee concludes Dan mur- last legs. Why go on with the Yes, that's right. Hhanks,” and preparation of rich sauces and arr to. preserve thSlr figures, they lost won’t eat the food given them it is ^red both women. He turns his at­ Dundee confronted the somewhat their health, tod the only way to better for them to go hungry. tention to Dowd and Magfnus, pewr tistic desserts if no one appre­ neglected and puzzled suspect, bal-j ciates anything but sauer kraut get it back is to eat good, often I don’t agree. I thmk it is right boarders. An old envelope which ancing a large envelope thought­ juice and spinach? highly caloric food.” and proper to get ,a child to eat lid held a rail ticket, with Dowd’s fully on his left palm. If the more ample figure should 10B Cora Harris, the author, who the correct things.. If he won’t name on it, and showing he left New always has something interesting return, it is quite possible that old- Clumbersome skirts have been eat, then I’d investigate. York June 3, adds to the evidence He did not speak for a long min­ to say before she takes the floor, fashioned hospitality would flourish abandoned for the more comfortable ' To begin with, when children aj^inst Dowd. Additional evidence again. ute, but held Sevier’s eyes vidth SLENDER TYPE announces in the Ladies’ Home bloomer in the new uniform of the don’t eat the , wholesome food put that Se\ier was on the premises on his own until some of the wild fear Girl Scouts of America. Above, the night of the ' murder spurs the You’ll appear charmingly slender before them, the first thing to be and anger had fsuled* out of them. in this new silhouette with flat hip Miss Anna Roos of New York is done—the common sense thing:— police on in the hunt. Word comes “Your name is Emil Sevier?” he wearing one of the new imiforms at is to find out “why” they won’t. that Sevier has been captured. yoke that merges into front panel, / asked at last, as cordially and eas­ to achieve vertical line to slenderize a recent Girl Scout convention in Is it because they really aren’t NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. ily as if he were addressing a'fel­ the figure. New Orelans. hungry or because they don’t like Chapter XXXTV. low-guest at Mrs. Rhodes’ table. The deep French V-front com­ HEALTH the food, or, like the child in the ca!feteria, is the fault in the cook­ ' T'His first sight of a murder su­ “You know it is!” Sevier retorted pleted with vestee also adds to the veal, 2 medium sized potatoes, 1 cup spect undergoing the pitiless sullenly, but without violence. effect of slenderness. Pin inverted ing? The food he gets at home PROPER DIET IS /TI0N rich. In order to raise the epn^ 2 teaispoons salt, 1 small onion, % —but children’s tastes differ. A Manufacturer’s detective, no thrill. Curiouslyr his “ How the devil do you know The skirt flares gracefully at I tents of cod liver oil In vitamin teaspoon pepper, M teaspoon celery * 'first emotion was a mixture of that?” the prisoner demanded, sides and at the back. child will eat spinach one way, for By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN i D, viosterol nlay be added to Jt, salt, flour, drippings, 2 cups boiling instance, when he won’t eat it an­ anger and pity. And then he re­ startled. “Sylvester is my middle Style No. 108 in a jacquard silk Editor Journal of the a American and in this way the child or water. crepe in dark dahlia tones, uses other. Is. it reprehensible, then, membered Mrs. Hogarth—as he had name, all right, but I don’t like it. Medical Association ana of Hygeia, adult will receive both sufficient •Pare potatoes and cut in quar­ H A T SALE so I don’t use it—sign my name plain crepe in blending tone for for a mother to try to fix it as he seen her alive and as he had seen the Health Magazine j vitamin D and vitamin A. ters. Cut veal into small pieces wants it and “coax” his appetite? h^r dead. If this^was the man who Emil Sevier, or E. S. Sevier.” rever facing, cuffs and bow at end I There are' man^^ things which of V-opening. Ecru lace vestee and roll them in flour. Melt drip- Or to fool him a little and fix some is a Big Success . .pad strangled her, creeping up ,be- ‘I ’got- the .information from We do not ye.t know concerning pins in stewing kettle and add pre­ adds chic touch of femininity. , When a person becomes ihfect- Resistance to disease. Since it is tricky little concoction he doesn’t .fhind a defenseless old woman, then this,” Bonnie liundee told him, and ed, the organisms of the dis­ pared meat, potatoes, pepper, mush­ suspect? Certainly a child has a i even the thitd degrre© was too good drew from, the envelope the accord­ It is desired in sizes 36, 38, 40, a relatively simple thing to bal­ 42, 44 and 46 inches bust. ease seize upon him due to the rooms and onion . finely minced. right to preferences. Or perhaps Think of buying a Mid< ion-pleated theater program on ance a diet properly and to give Brown over the fire, shaking the ^ for him. Black crepe satin is very attrac­ fact that the germs, are virulent the growing child its full amount he hasn’t the right, but he’s going 5 Emil Sevier was crouching in an which Sevier had scribbled his and that he does not possess in his kettle to brown all sides Add salt, to have them, anyway. Oh, no, he Winter Hat that was made name, in all its variations. “This is tive and wearable with the rever of all of the vitamins, it is prob­ 1 uncomfortable straight chair in the facing, bow, cuff bands and vestee body the factors for resistance to ably best to watch the vitai pepper and celery salt and cook a needn’t get too finicky—that’s bad to sell from $4 to $7 g center of the small room, his hand- your signature, isn’t it?” the germs. few minutes longer. The thorough —but the question before us here The manacled hands reached for cut from the dull surface. intake so that the child may ha­ 2 cuffed hands tightly clasped and Black canton crepe with vestee in Feeding experiments on ani- tha benefit of such increased' re­ browning a( this stage of the‘cook­ is what to do when for some rea­ . a t 5 the knuckles pressed against nis the program, which Dundee po­ eggshell shade, silk crepe is-smart. mal^ have shown that the omis­ ing insures a deliciously brown fin­ son or other he won’t eat. litely permitted the prisoner to ex­ sion of certain vitamins, from the sistance as a proper vitamin in­ 2 bared teeth, so that he seemed mere Feather-.weight tweed in bottle take conveys.' ished stew. Add boiling water, Seek Variety in Diet ^ like a snarling dog worrying at a amine. green tones with vestee in plain diet tends to lower the resistance cover closely and simmer, for two I’d get a good general diet list '* bone than a man. “Yeah, that’s my writing—but of the animals tq disease. hours. When ready to sen'^e, stir in 79c $1.79 green in blending tone wool crepe If a person does not haye prop­ from the family doctor or a de­ Thin, rather short, olive-skinned, what of it?” Sevier still held the is sportive. 1 tablespoon flour stirred to a per­ pendable book on feeding children ^ black-eyed, with longish black hair program, and as Dundee watched, Crepe de chine,' suede broadcloth, er nutrition,^ he does not develop Sister Mary's fectly smooth cream J consistency (there are many of them) and in tortured disorder, as if the man­ the nervous brown fingers began to fame silk crepe, ,ccepe marocain, properly, his nervous system will with 2 tablespoons cold water. Cook make up a list varied enough not $2 79 $3.79 re-pleat the double sheet, as if from be • unstable, and he will succumb five minutes and serve in a deep acled hands had been tearing at ;t and sheer velvet appropriate. easily to fatigue. In tuberculosis, -in helpless rage. Dirgctly above force of habit.' Kitchen platter garnished ■with parsley and All Headsizes. particularly, proper feeding is of surrounded with dumplings. ihis head hung an unshaded, high- “Sevier,” Dundee began quieUy, Manchester Herald the utmost importance. It has CALL 6837 pov/ered light in an eye-searing j “I see no use in wasting time. I BY SISTER MARY. • All Shapes. Fattern Service been shown again and again that When a stew is properly made, The Cleaning Number blue bulb. The Uds of his eyes j know you want to get this business diet is a factor as important as Dumplings. already red-rimmed, eithe.' | over with as badly as we do . . . * 108 it is one of the most satisfying and for the Right Kind of All Colors. . were As our, piiiu-ms are matliHl any other in the prevention of One and one-half cups’ flour, 3 » from sleeplessness- or from that I Now listen to me courteously, tuberculosis and in recovery from nourishing foods that can be served teaspoons baking powder, Yz tea- CLEANING, PRESSING, pitiless glare of electricity, ft was j please, without interrupting, and from .New Vorh 'Jity please al­ this condition. loto a nungryhungry taxmiy.family. But when un ^ gpoon salt, about % cup top milk, DYEING, REPAIRING usual flavoring and seasoning, color , ., gojt and hak f hard to imagine this tormented promise you courtesy in return." low live days. The men of Labrador and New Mix and sift flour, salt and bak­ of Men’s and Women’s Clothes * wretch as Cora Barker’s lover. 1 There was a snort of contempt Price 13 Cents ful garnishing and ipviting serving ing powder. Add milk slowly, cut­ foundland suffer greatly from tu­ are added, it is attractive enough to te Around the captured suspect were from Sergeant Turner and an an­ berculosis, although they live an ting it in with a knife. Drop from swering chuckle from one of tbe Nam e ...... please the most fastidious taste. tip of spoon into boiling stew. Cover Modem Dyers and NELLE68 « clustered nearly a dozen plain- outdoor existence and their Nowadays all sorts of meats are S clothes detectives and three uni- uniformed policemen. But Dimdee I houses are thoroughly ventilated. closely and cook twelve minutes. Cleaners Manchester’s Millinery" went od as calmly as if he had hot Size ...... used for stews! .seef, veal, lamb, The dumpling cooks in the steam ? formed patrolmen, and planted Their diets are, however, quite mutton, pork, ham, fresh and salted 11 School St. J . wide-legged, truculent, . menacing, heard: Address! ...... one-sided and deficient in vita­ and the cover must not be lifted' H^dquarters “I am not going to ask you, mins. There is a considerable fish bring infinite variety to the until they are done. Remove to a We Call for and Deliver 2 before him .-as- Sergeant Turner. one-time plebian stew. State iiieater Building *' “I’m asking you again, Sevier, Sevier, if you were at the Rhodes amount of experimental evidence hot platter and keep warm while Branch Office, 85 West Main, Send yonr ordei to the “Pat­ Dumplings add distinction to all making gra’vy. Rockville and I’ve got ways of making you House last Saturday night, for I to indicate that diets which are stews, but particularly to veal sorry if you don’t answer—where know you were, and as I said, I tern Dept.. Mumliester Evening deficient in vitamin A and vitamin D tend particularly* to the devel­ stew. Lamb stew gains much from 5 have you been hiding yourself since don’t want to waste time . . .No, Herald. So. Manchester! Conn." canned peas. A savory combina­ you killed and robbed Mrs. Ho­ please! There’s no use trying to opment of tuberculosis. One investigator found that tion of onions, canned toipatoes and garth?” protest, Sevier, for I have proof, macaroni makes a stew made from* Sevier’s teeth closed sharply over and l am willing to show you the form a lie, Dundee went on quietly, when rats and rabbits were given a diet deficient in vitamin A they remnants of cold roasts pleasantly -«his knuckles before he lifted his proof when the time comes. For but relentlessly: appetibing. Carrots provide color “While ybu' were waiting, Sevier, 'showed increased Susceptibility to 2 head to answer, his eyes glaring several weeks you planned to rob anthrax and pneumonia. Indeed, when other means of garnishing are £ hatred at his tormentor and. ac- Mrs. Emma Hogarth of the money you smoked one of your' favorite among all the vitamin studies not at hand. A few mushrooms give » cu^r: she had, or was supposed to hafre, cigarets, and put the stub in .a that have been made, the evidence the final touch to any stew that £ “I’ve told you I didn’t kill Mrs. hidden in her room . . . By the flower pot. Here it is . . . 1 see seems to be the greatest in. favor makes a real feast out of plain H Hogarth, and I’ll see you all in hel> way. Sergeant Turner, was any you recognize it,” he added, but of vitamin A as a disease-resist­ fare. m before I tell you where I’ve been large' sum of money found in this without triumph, as the man’s eyes ing vitamin. The following recipe for veal S since Saturday night . . . "This is man’s possession -when he was ar­ widened. The point is of special import­ stew and dumplings is not extrava­ ” what a guy gets,” he added bitterly, rested?” “A few .minutes before 12 o’clock, ance in relation to the new sub­ gant in ingredients but is delicious. S "for coming forward like a man iq “He was too smart to be carry­ Sevier, you believed the coast was stitute for cod liver oil. These . ? give himself up for questioning." ing it around with him,” the de­ clear. Ybu- crept out of the green­ substitutes, particularly -vio^terol, Veal Stew, tective sergeant answered, with house, crossed the driveway and represent essentially vitamin D One and one-half pounds lean Sergeant Turner’s short laugh poorly veiled contempt for the ques­ climbed to the second story of the « was vas like a bark. Then he thrust tioner.' house by means of the rose trellis ^ his head almost into Sevier’s face. “I never —'' on the w ^ t side of the porch. And “Yeah, you gave yourself up! That’s “All nght, Sevier,” Dundee in­ although you are not a heavy man good for a laugh with me any time, terrupted. “As I said, you planned youf weight broke one of the little “ that is! My men nabbed you five for weeks to rob Mrs. Hogarth and slats in the trellis, and—I see by- j blocks away from headquarters— you tried to get Cora Barker to your hand—the thorns of the climb­ 2 and you were headed in the other nelp you do the job. She refused ing rose scratched ' you rather The Sm art Shop 2 direction!” several times, the last occasion badly.*’ State. Theater Building J “I was going to give myself up,' being Saturday night at the Little The prisoner gazed stupidly at “ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW’ 5 Sevier insisted doggedly. Then he Queen Theater. Once you . tried the ragged but almost^ healed “■flared: “What do you think I’d oe alone—entering Mrs. Hogarth’s scratch which zigzagged across the ;jhanging around Hamilton for, if i room from your own room by means back of his right hand. But still We are now ^ hadn’t come back here of my own of a loosened board in the clothes be did not speak. 5accord to give myself up? You gops closet. Mrs. Hogarth saw you and “You had already possessed your­ .. showing gwere looking for me for three days later warned the ^ lice that you self of ‘Dusty’ Rhqdes’ old tweed Jand you didn’t find me! And. you'd were trying to rob her, and that her cap, and you were wearing it when ^ never have laid a hand on me if 1 life as well as her money was in you entered Mrs. Hogarth’s room Crepe Qb Chine .S hadn’t come back of my own ac- danger.” and killed her. . . . No, wait!” he ^cord—” commanded sharply, as Sevier * “All right then, all right!” Ser- As Dundee spoke, very quietly, gasped for words. “When you left Jlgeant Turner snarled. “You come almost soothingly, the prisoner that room by the windflw you were Sback here to give yourself up for appeared to be shriveling up. But still wearing the cap, but you had ^.questioning—” and he mimicked he obeyed Dundee; he did not removed it once to insert^ one bf ■j’Sevier’s fear-cracked voice—"so speak. Only his eyes—held as if the parrot’s green feathers beneath The Smart J;suppose you loosen up and do a lit- hsrpnotized — alternately denied, the lining, so that ‘Dusty’ -Rhodes jittle answering . . .You ready to agreed, or pleaded. might be accused of your crime Christmas Gift , take do-wn his confession, Brede?” “On Saturday you announced . . . Keep,'your seat,'Sevier!” ■ he \ A sallow-fa’ced boy seated at a your intention of going to ‘ Chicago commanded sharply, as the pris­ i small pine table in a comer of the to look for a new job, having been oner struggled* to his feet. Then, Step-Ins A Glass Of Health ...... jjroom looked up from his notebook fired as violinist for the Little as Sevier sank^back into his chair Dance Sets 2and nodded. Queen Early in the evening you with atrange docility, Dundee con­ .£ “Then he’U sit there till heU checked your bag at the parcel tinued: “Dr. Weeks saw you run­ “Fig-leaf” That’s Bryant & Chapman’s Milk! ’freezes over, if he waits for me to room of the station, and ehortly ning awky from the Rhodes ^.confess to a murder I didn’t do!” before’ l l o’clock you told every groimds, down the alley, at about Panties PASTEURIZED B ^ ant & Chapman Milk contains all .the vitamins and body build­ l^evier promised violently, his voice one goo'd-by at the theater. Then a quarter after 12. ■■ Mrs. Hogarth ‘ V • ing materials that growing children require. For eveiy m ^ and for that after school' ■^breaking oh a sob. “And you can you went to the Rhodes -House, bent was murdered between 11:45 and Chemises lunch, serve a glass of Bryant & Chapman’s Milk. To beisure always have a quart or l^^eep me here till you starve me to on.carrying out alone the scheme 12 o’clock, Sevier, and —, well, I DRESSES two in the refrigerator, c^l 7697 and have our driver dettviprvyour order e y ^ day be­ Jfdeath before I’ll tell where Pve which you had planned for weeks. think that’s all,” , he concluded Jbeen these last three days!” It was still too early for safety, quietly. Georgette Flat Crepe fo re 'b r ^ fa st. Drink a glass of Bryant & Chapman’s MiOk and you drink, a of "And you’re the nice yoimg iqan however, so 'you mknaged to gain “AlU” Se’vier tried to shout, but $1.95 health! . L irho was . strolling over . to police the sh^l^er of - the;' old greenhouse the word'was a strangled sob in aeadquarters to give yourself up for on the la'wn, there to bide your time. his throat. His manacled hands in all the new wanted shades. questioning!” Sergeant Turner As you .vi^ted you pleated the new tore at his collar, as if to help the $295 itinted him. “Just oblige me by program for the Ldttie Queen, words come out. “All lies! Think j„tcUing me the kind of questions which you had picked up in the you got m'e framed pretty, don’t 'Also hide >ou intended to answer, Sevier! lobby that evening—^just as you are you? "Wdl, I didn’t do it! See? $4.95 ^as *I to say, ‘Hello, Emil! 'How’s pleating that one now.” It’s a pack of lies—” A^rtment of 49 HOLL str eet. PHONE 7697 le boy?’ and ‘Is it hot enough for The* prisoner drew a shuddering “Then why.did,you run away and Rayon at , Courtesy Service irou?” ^ breath and propped the program hide for three days?” Dundee asked. $7,95 $9.95 95c and up Quality .A t that, Dundee steppedIpto ‘Ju; with a gesture pT fear and loathing. ■from~the threshold,' wh6fe'~he. But beforA hiA txemblinS' fips could '.(To'Be (Continued.) % m m m

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veloped her this morning in an ex­ The Next Hme Yon Have_ Buell; New Britain, John Carlson, Badio Trouble Try UCENSES SUSPENDED Arthur B. Curtis, Harry T. Farrpil, WOMAN, aOTHES AFIRE, plosion of kerosene oil. Bnmo Poplaski; New Haven, Frank Her bums were serious. After DAILY RADIO PROGRAM D’Angelo, James K. Garnett, John being attended Iv ^ doctor, she was B. Holihan, Stanley Miller alias LEAPS INTO SNOWBANK rushed to a Springfield, Mass, hos­ KRAH 8:30—Musical Overtones with tenor Leading DX Stations. A list of operators ’whose li­ pital. Wednesday, December 4. and baritone soloists. Stanley Niziuski, Austin Van 405.2— WSB, ATLANTA—740. censes to (irive automobiles in Con­ The woman».was pouring oil on Milton Nobles’ famous old play, 9:00—Concert: pianist, violinist. necticut have been suspended for Buren; New London, Frank G. 1U;U0—Shades of Don Juan. 7:00—Dinner dance music. Cheslock; Niantic, (Jhas. West; No. wood }n a- hot stove when the ex­ FOR EXPERT “Risen From the Dead,” a three-act li:0u—Dance music: moonbeams. 7:30—WJZ chorus, orchestra. one year for driving while under In Springfield Hospital With plosion occurred. The bumhig oil 9:00—NBC programs (2 hrs.) Grosvenordale, Albert Gagne; Nor­ melodrama of New York City’s Bow­ 348.6—WABG, NEW YORK—860. the influence of liquor was given Serious Burns—Used Kero­ sprayed- her body. Her husband RADIO SERVICE ery life will be enacted by Hank Sim­ 6:30—Guy l.ombardo’s orchestra. 11:45—Dance orchestra. folk, Peter Starzyk. 7:00—Bernard Levitow’s ensemble. 293.9—KVW, CHICAGO—1020. out today at the State MotorVehicle Louis Seeley tried to put out her mons and his show boat troupe over 8:00—NBC programs (3% hrs.) Department as a part of the effort Ridgefield, William F. Rux; Rock­ sene Oil CO Start Fire. 669 ToOand T ^, Phone 494S 7:30—Feature musical program. ville, John P. Hayes, Warren Skin­ blazing clothes with water before Atwater Ken790. 399.8—WJR, DETROIT—750. 6:30—Monk’s dance orchestra. 12:30—NBC feature program. 7:00—WJZ programs (U i hrs.) 7:30—WJZ programs (3% hrs.) 12:00—Two pianos; three boys. Another Large Assortment 9:30—Musical hits and bits. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 1:00—Minstrels: orchestra, 283—WTIC. HARTFORD—1060. 14:55—'Time: weather; markets. 440.9—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—c_j. of 7:35—Studio dance orchestra. 6 :00 -Stocks, market reports. 11:00—NBC entertainment. 8:00—WE A F programs (1 hr.) 6:30—Dinner dance music. 2:00—Henderson’s dance band. 9:00—Old-time Singing School. 7:30—Ghost story drama, 270.1— WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. Savings BankofManchester S.-.'IO—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 8:00—Studio concert orchestra with 7:30—NBC programs (1% hrs.) 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710. A. O. Coggeshall, tenor. 9:30—Corn Cob Pipe Club. DRESSES 7 :00 -Concert dinner ensemble. 8:30—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 10:00—Dixie Spiritual Singers. SOUTH MANCHESTER,CONN. 7:30—Westell Gordon. tenor;------, ------trio. 10:30—Studio concert orchestra. UtOO-Studio dance program. S:00—Mid-Pacific Hawaiian ensemble 11:00—Albany...... dance...... music. 12:00—Old Home state program. in miiliiijjii Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. Crepes, Chiffon Prints, established 1506 Hiiliiiii 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—11C0. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. 6:00—Ensemble: dance music. 6:00—Catholic Teachers chorus. 8:15—Farmer Rusk’s lecture. 7:10—Big Brother club. 6:30—Cellist; talk; tenor. 10:00—Studio minslrel show. Georgette, Printed 7;3(j_WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 7:20—Religious talk; orchestra. 11:00—Comic sketch: musicale. 10:30-C. of C. organ ^cital. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 12:00—Candle light choru.s. Bengaline and Woolens 374.8—WSA I, CINCINNATI—800. 7:25—Educational addresses. 12:30—Two comedy sketches. 7:30—Dinner dance music. 8:30—Perole string quartet. 1:00—DX air vaudeville. Ranging in Prices from 8:U0—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 410.7—CPCF, MONTREAL—730. 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—1480. 11:00—Glad girls: orchestra. 7:15—Juvenile Safety Club. 10:30—Your hour league. 215.7—WHK. CLEVELAflD—1390. 10:00—Studio dance orchestra. 11:00—Rambler.s entertainment. S5.95, $8.95, $12.95, $14.95 7:00—Indians entertainment. 357—CKCL, TORONTO—840. 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. 8:00—Comedy harmony twins. 9:00—Puppy Club; philosopher. 8:00—WABC programs (.3 hrs.) Also THE SELF-SERVE 8:30—WABC programs (314 hrs.) 9:35—Microphone mummers. 11:00—Studio concert. 12:00—Two dance orcheslias. 11:00—Orchestra, tenor, organ. 12:00—Bears entertainment. GROCER"' Shop at the 325.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 315.6— WRC, WASHINGTON—950. 384.4—WMC, MEMPHIS—780. Evening Dresses 7:30—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 9:30—WEAF musical hour. S:30—The Detroit trio. 11:00—WJZ Slumber music. 10:30—Studio concerts. in Moire’s Satin, Taffeta Self-Serve Rouet d’Omphale, Saint-Saens, Spinning Song, Mendelsshon; and Lace WTIC La Jardin Ferique, Ravel; Selection from “ Sixth Sym­ ATHOUGHI PKOGUAMS phony” Pathetique, Tschai- $12-95 $14.95 Tomorrow for these Travelers, Hartford kowsky; Yankee Doodle; Dixie Land; Selections from ' “Old Woe to the crown of pride, to the We are also featuring 500 m. 600 K. C English Dances” , Cowen; Pre­ drunkards of Ephraim, whose glori­ lude, Opus 28 No. 4, Chopin; ous beauty is a fading flower, which Timely Specials Program for Wednesday Consolation, Mendelssohn; are the heads of the fat valleys of FOR (Eastern Standard Time) Minuet from “Old English them that are overcome with wine. CHRISTMAS 3u:3.(iD.3yfcCbiiik«ti 7’00 n. m.—Jeddo Highlanders— ------Dances” •, Cowen. - „ —Isaiah 28:1. SOUTH MAHCHA-^T£/> - CCMH Mifton Cross, singing^ announc-; ^Y-8:00-Yeast-Foame^^^ oo is She?: He’s So Unusual; GIFTS f — — n er; orchestra directed by Paul | Drunkenness is nothing else than MISSION BRAND Van Lion—N. B. C. Feature. | Forgotten; If I Can’t Have a voluntary madness.—Seneca. A Wide Selection EMERALD You; I Have Pitched My Lone­ 7:30 p. m.—Benrus Correct ’Time i of —Hartford Courant News Bui- j ly Caravan at Night Finesse; Tuna Fish letins — Weather Report—In- j I’m Laughing: SofUy as in a Sjlk Underwear Tomatoes dustrial Alcohol Institute An- | Morning Sunrise, from “The New Moon” ; Doing the Boom nounceraent. Made of Washable Crepe Back Satin and 2 cans 3 5 c 7:35 p. m.—Concert orchestra, di­ Boom. NURSE’S 2 2 1 /2 can rected by Christiaan KrienS.— NY -8:30 — Sylvania Foresters— Other Materials Overture Freichutz ...... Carry Me Back to Old Vir- UNIFORMS ...... Von W’eber ginny; Love, Here Is My VAN CAMP’S Heart; Sylvia’s Hair is Like Suite “Les Erinnyes” ...... DRESS SHIRTS $1.95 “ $3.95 BURT OLNEY’S ...... Massenet the Night; Narcissus; The Tomatoe Soup (a) Danse Grecque Trumpeter; Salut d’Amour; COLLARS, ETC. (b) La Troyenne Absent; Rose in the Bud. Sauerkraut (c) Satumales —9:00 — Maytag Radioette— 7 cans SOe Intermezzo from “Jewels of the “Friml vs. Romberg” PROPERLY Madonna.” ...... Wolf-Ferrari —9:30 — Sandy MacFarlane’s LAUNDERED 2 2V^ can 2 9 c 8:00 p. m.—Mobiloil Concert of Chimney Swallows. Kreisler and Rubinstein Music; B —10.00—“The Champ’s Corner.” BALLANTINE’S (light and dark) Lois Bennett, soprano; Fred- NY—10:30 — Stromberg - Carlson at Program—Les Preludes, Liszt, ' erick Frodkin, violinist—Or-1 P AND G chestra directed by Erno Rapee ! Shepherd’s Hey, Grainger; THE Hop can 49c —N. B. C. Feature. | Adieux Forets, Tschaikowsky; (With hops) Rakoezy March, Berlioz. GOLDEN GATE 8:30 p. m.—Happy Wonder Bakers' bars 2SC Wednesday, Dec. 4 INSURANCE Soap 7 —Male Trio; Frank Banta, LAUNDRY NY—11:00—Longines Time. Large, thin skin pianist: Orchestra directed by 30 Oak St. by Frank Black—N. B. C. Fea- B —11:01 — Champion Weather­ man. ■»■ ■ ■ I — ...... tuce. 9:00 p. m.—Seth Parker’s Old B —11:02—Temperature. CLOVERBLOOM (1-4 lb. sections) Grapefruit Fashioned Singing School — S —11:03—Republican News Bul­ letins. The Best Guardian of presented by Colt’s Intent S for 2$C old Firearms Manufacturing Co. S —11:08—Telechron time. Butter lb. 49c 9:30 p. m.—“Palmolive Hour”— Life and Property Olive Palmer soprano; Paul T Oliver, tenor; Elizabeth Len­ nox, contralto; the Revelers UNUSUAL SALVATION «<«- and Orchest^ja, directed by Demonstration of Heinz Products Gustave Haenschen—N. B. C. ARMY MEETINGS CATSUP ...... ^ large bottles 45c Feature. 10:30 p. m.—“Floyd Gibbons— SPAGHETTI ...... \ fS® BAKED B E A N S ...... J mediuln cans 40c Headline Hunter” -N. B. C. extraordinary bill of fare is Insure Your Valuables :lc Feature. TOMATO SOUP ...... 3 medium cans 40c promised at the Salvation Army 11:00 p. m.—Lew White Organ Re­ TOMATO SOUP ...... 3 small cans 2.5c cital—N. B. C. Feature. Citadel, for Thursday evening of A BOX m A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT BREAKFAST WHEAT ...... 2 packages 4oc 11:30 p. m.—Phil Spitalny’s Music this week. Ensign and Mrs. Sulli­ from Hotel Pennsylvania—N. ..teaUMwAai**' IS THE van of New London,, and Rev. and B. Feature. Mrs. Darby, of Niantic, Conn., will BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. 12:00 Midn.—Benrus Correct Time: The Strong Box Hartford Courant News Bulle­ be here to conduct the service. En- Fresh Fish Specials tins; Weather Report;Kenorf anaand A At­ t - SuUivan is in charge of the irnr^ppacf. i work of the Salvation Army in New A small annual deposit dur< lantic Coast Marine Marinf Forecast,” or0C3.SL ‘ ‘ u( • ■“ The Manchester Trust Co. FRESH BOSTON Industrial Alcohol TncHtntp ! Loudoii, and under his administra ing your productive y e ^ FRESH Announcement. tion the Salvation Army is making guarantees you $100 a month I splendid progress in that city. He beginning at age 65, or earlier 35c Blue Fish lb. 15c. , J t i is a great singer, and everywhere is Halibut lb. if poor health compels you to give m> work, and $10,000 for nr I P y .. the .Baptist .mtpt.: your family if you die before FRESH ter at Niantic and is one of the age 65. FRESH Trio. I coming young men of that splendid B —5:00—Final closing stock mar­ denomination. He is a good The money you put in you Fire and Liability lb. 12c Flounders lb. 15e kets. speaker, and has a most pleasing Herrings B —5:25—Government bulletins. will never be tempted to in­ * personality. The public is inidted to m B —5:30—Lost and found; posi­ this service. vest unwisely, spend on un­ tions wanted. On Sa'turday night local musicians necessary luxuries or lend. Also fresh haddock, codfish, mackerel, salmon; bntterflsh, swordfish, filet of had­ S —5:45—Safety Crusaders. will give ,a musicale in the hall after Yet it’s Feady when you need I n s u r a n c e dock, smelts, eels, scallops, Maryland oysters, etc. B —5:59—^Temperature. the paracie. This will be a most in­ it. Ask for cost at your age. B —6:00—^Telechron time. teresting service. On Sunday af­ B —6:01—Champion Weatherman. ternoon Commandant and Mrs. Meat Specials B —6:02—^Agric^ture Market re­ Strain and their band composed Connecticut General ports. mostly of young persons wall con­ Life Insurance Company RlGHARb G. RICH B —6:15—^Dinner music. duct a meeting in the Citadel com­ B ,—6:30—Eskimo Pie Time. mencing at 3 o’clock. of Hartford B —6:58—Sessions chimes. Tinker Building, South Manchester. Roast Pork l b . 22c Pork Lb. NY—7:00—^Amos ’n’ Andy. • FAYETTE B. CLARKE B —7:15—Bert Lowe’s Statler Or- Treasurer Mellon asks for an- chestra. other slash in income taxes. Pret- INSURANCE iq-y__7 :30—^Westinghouse Salute— j ty soon the government will be pay- “To the Textile Industry”— {ing us to live here. Deoot Sanare. Manchester MANCHESTEIR EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESi'BR» CONN., WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, i929» ,A PAGE FOURTEEN THEC SECTION

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RAPPfeR Fanny Says S&IPFY ' ‘ i; “S*» J w m . u .». w»t . o w . RIGHT YOU 'RC a lk in j SENSE »< NONSENSE y6A,V€A; cuecL/ t ; '“O.K.;'8ut ' NOW T ^ LisreN , SKiPPv, you. ACC Rl6M t, 0^1 AT THAt^ SRfRpy. r a V. PARTiveRs * To The Girls!- fouwp' pNf pOt.you YA T 6 C L M € A B O U T • How^ sweet 'they look in flimsy I i'OLO M6 A /:IB CAST fc^SOAY YOU cju£ 0 N 6 s d a y A n ; VA StrcL Got TOCO'M e. MON DAV, AR6 uiothes, ^ ., SHOT PlOHT BACK COM II^ ? So UNLOAlf . The girls who teip with, frisky | ^AJURDAY: AN'^ U S " T h u r s o a V . T w o my S o Q U IT S . " W IT H A n o t h e r IT toes, L -■A ON fAisNOWAK' M ^kkfN^ foR y i Along the breezy lanes. eioTH 6S(N:' MSMBSfiiS OW TH^M Tioo i J • BlfSOeR w e CAN SrAR T To see them i& to love them all; O f Tfie r^CC-TKe-TRUTH OI^GjAfrSRj USTCNeO TO. B o t h " It’s f u n n y how we’re prone to fall s o , ^ Aa ev£/vs For Edry fairy Janes. . Club, v o u ' PlOK/'T r ? J a g a i n Theye’re like a, breath of cooling 0L0& tAG A air, , j ^ Where e'er they sit we stand and D/N\e FbRPeiT. A sight for weary eyes. They give the. blood a quicker I flow; , The dullest features quick^ gicEw— , . ' . : We gaze in grand surpnse. | F^H‘% Oh^ dainty flappers, stenogs and j switcii ^ So lightly clad in just a stitch, ! ovW ^ ...... , You’re swell they way you dress. | 1929 Britain nghts resen'ed. Without you life would be a bore. | (King Features Syndicate, Inc. When summer opens up a pore, j We’d perish I confess. fiMEA OUR BOA K1 )ING HOUSR And why when clad* in skimpy ' A love knot should be tied with Waiting for the Blow to Fall By Fontaine'Fpy By dene Ahem skirt, a single beau. I At least two feet above the dirt, Can you sit there at ease ! reflection: — The good dinner that While naughty winter breezes I you missed. . *., .We like castles, in J o n e s c o o u p m 't u n p e r s t a n p w h y h i s w i f e (, a f a m o c s ® You vaiLL RECALL I fioT You THE ^ I the atr because we have never lived '-^50M e WopU’, J>DR!vi(5 blow ^ , BAC® SEAT OB.VER) HAPN’T SAIP A WORP ABOOT •THAT s a m t a ’s M o s e PoSlTiCKl. AMD iT Your little shirtlets to and fro j-in th e m ...... Within a few weeks V ouR w M c H Ho u r ;, c o m e WAV HE WENT OVER ‘THAT LAST SU m P« 1 5 ' th;' SITE'O F’A WILL Be WELL FOR Above your dimpled knees. we will again be face to face with UP “TO'“TH’ l b V PEPAR’TM&M’i' the' annual need of a home for c HERRV S o You To RgMEMBeR \ feeble and broken resolutions .... Of piAiGLS'S "Big S T o R e ; ^ Even Santy Claus gets plenty of Happiness is sometimes like money : | IF AMYBcdV s h o u l d •■pEtNiG D i s c R e e r tnocks from a lot of gazaboos who HTtPlMGr OLD ! people who have it copiing to them auestro/dTH ’ BULK AT ALL T i m e s i ihink he owes them something. i may be cheated out of it ...... SAWTA CLAUS U P^HeRe OF '^ U R AS s a u t a 's ■ Some folks take a back seat for a ALi'’ IF ■TH ’ OU‘* BoV Girl: "Please buy some Christmas i time' before going ahead. That’s TUST-TE l l "'E m ,VoU HaME. seals, mister?’’ j better than reversing it. Hi m s e l f w a l k s p l A b u s t e r e p THE COidFlDEUCE Man: “I’m sorry,^miss, but l AM'' SAW M-Et HE^P \-r’’s bought my wife one last year and O F t h e T qT 5 ‘a.’- j Son: “Aw, gee. Pop, Do we real- -THiMK H e W A S FROM COM (Mg I’m still paying for it.’’ ; ly have to move next week?” AUD Yo u r t A l k s : Pop: "Well, everything is arrang- LOOKING iM A p o W M Ho t " T o t h e m s h o u l d * Bill: "Ah, vkat is more tempting : ed, son. W hy?” CHlMMieY^ I than a beautiful girl to behold?’’ , Son: “Well, there’s a new kid on M lR 'R O R » UoT Be MAR-REP Sam: "A live one to be held.” ( this block and I haven’t licked him' WITH Hic c o u g h s ; ; yet.” Our government is largely one Ml up of checks and balances------Your George: "I’ll give you a hundred Mow/ check comes back to you-when your dollars to do my worrying for me.” balance isn’t right. . Henry: “Great! Where’s the him- ^ a: dred?” r Then there ig the bootlegger who George: “That’s your first walked all the way to the drug­ worry.” 6 ^ ,7 store to get some poison to kill the cat. Mother (severely): “When I was , .vour age I never dreamed of doing The man who philosophizes about I the things you do.” love rarely loves . . . • It is not gen- i Flapper: ' ^‘Mother, I wouldn’t erally believed that a liquid eyes Is ! worry about that; I suppose yoii did essential to poring over a book,. . . ' the best that you could with what Now if someone., would only appear i you did think up.” who was able to put the 'sense • in censorS' .«... It is usually better L If you are scrupiilous. about your to deserve what you get than to get duties you needn’t worry about the 'k a t you deserve^. . . • Food for rewards. Geoffry: “WeU, well, so you’re %0/AB going to marry your wife again, OM SAMOS I after divorcing her only a few AMO months ago! oM Godfrey: "Yes, I am— after I heard her lawyer’s description of ROCKS, her at the. trial I immediately knew SAA-TA'Si I she was the only woman, in the : world for me.”

RCQ.U.G.PAT.OfF. A m t . ntA stmnce. m e CONSERVATIVES WIN. . 1. Tamworth, Eng., Dec. 4.—(AP)— (*Font£;ae 5es. 1S23 The Conservatives were victorious in yesterday's by-election in Uie By Crane Tamworth division of Warwickshire, WASHINGTON flJBBS D Bad News retaining the seat formerly held by Sir Edward Iliefe who recently re­ COURSE THe V DOVJ’T. VAirtV, YOU'RE W m TED'At THE STATION, TuBBS. signed. I CAli't 0»ET CHEER UP, POOKiER. ^ r r( Sir A. Steel-Maitland, Conserva­ ■pOti'T NOU V10RR.V- TUET ThiMK HEDlD IT | TvaE ORANO dURY HAS JUST INDICTED O^^CR VlOY THAt A . ' tive, w as elected, 23,495 against (yjps DON’T B'LiEve UIMSELF. HE'S EOT A RECOl».; Nou poR Th e m u r d er o f d u ke ; George Horwill, Laborite, 12,759. TRAHP SAlDABOirr/ •SEElVl' M'6TrtP0\M WORD THEV'D TAVie TOUR VfiORP. y pE M an 'A t PISTOL. SAVE. -^A G A IN S T VAIS AVlY DAY.

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‘Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters] of Union War Veterans, will hold ABOUT TOWN its regular monthly meeting with election of officers at the State' Boxed Christmas Cards Woinieh^Iiineb ■ ' Whist and dancing under aus­ Armory tomorrow evening. ^ good pices of Manchester Grange, P. of attendance is hoped for. 1.00 H., will draw many to Odd Fellows The Cosmopolitan club will meet hall tonight. Playing will start Twefity-two beautiful greeting cards packed in Marie Antplbctt^ and pore linen' promptly at 8:15 and the man and ! Friday afternoon at 2:30 at the j parlors of the South Methodist a box. Interlined envelopes. chiefs w ith'b^ti^ed ebraers. ■ - woman scoring the highest figures t church. Mrs. Louis St. Clair Burr will be rewarded with $2.50 gold Cards—Madn Floor, rear HandkefcMtfs—l^ jn Flo^ir, rett pieces. There will be four other j will be the hostess. Mrs. Lillisin S. prizes and refreshments, followed ! Bowers will read a drama. “THE FRIENDLY CHRISTMAS STOREl” ^ u.i... wife by dancing. A brief business meet­ William J. Eagleson who was ing of the Grange will take place at ► ' 7:30. fined for speeding in the Manches- ; ter town court on November 4, and The annual Christmas sale and 1 through his attorney, William J. entertainment of the Buckland Par­ I Shea, appealed from the decision of ent-Teacher association wlU take 'i the local court, today vacated his Tomorrow Only—Hale’s Annual * ' place this evening in the school hall. ■ appeal and paid his fine and costs. Doors will be open at 7 o’clock and colorfully trimmed booths will be I Saturday evening at the Highland laden with aU sorts of gifts as well ; Park Community clubhouse, the as eatables. Miss Edna Fradin will I house committee will conduct an give recitations and piano solos on old-fashioned and modem dance. the entertainment program, there [ Case’s orchestra will play and Oscar ONE DOLLAR GIFT DAY will be shadow pictures with singing • Strong will be the annoimcer for by girls in the seventh district, and ! the old time numbers a general good time for all. ■ Hose Co No. 4 took three games Domestic Gifts Hpusefurnishin^ Gifts; Manchester Garden club mem­ from the Army and Navy volley ball 36 Only! BRASS SMOKING STANDS, comidete with'glcM kned bers will have their annual Christ­ team last night on the A. and N. TURKSH TOWEL SETS, colored sets neatly packed for Christ­ and match-box holder. mas party, in connection with the mas giving. The set consists of a turkish towel and two face court by scores of 21-10, 21-5 and cloths in soft shades. Set, regular monthly business meeting at 21-16. NICKEL TRAYS, decorated with fabey-scroll pii&bm; '^U^'one the Manchester Commimity club­ . ' 1.00 Colonial Jug Lamps under your-electric toaster. - ' house; 79 North Main street on Willard B. Rogers, of East Cen­ Monday evening. There will be the ter street, district director of BATH RUGS, a good assortment of bath rugs in a number of . A V usual gift exchange of bulbs, plants Lions International, eind state di­ smart designs. Each, KITCHEN MEMORANDUMS to heng on the w * lii• Has two or any novelty pertaining to gar­ rector of the New England Council, ■ 1.00 rolls of paper and« pencil. Assorted colwe. dening. It is suggested that no will address a joint meeting of the : - - ' ' 1.00 purchased articles run over 50 cents. CANNON TURKISH TOWELS, the new soUd colored Cannon Ansonia Chamber of Commerce, towels in modernistic designs. Six new shades. Fast color. JAPANESE WALL POCKETS, fancy decorate wall'pocke^ in There will be games and refresh­ the Rotary fclub and Lions club in 2 for assorted designs. Each ments and it is hoped that the Ansonia tonight. Thursday Mr. l.QO gardeners will reserve this date. Rogers will address the commercial 1.00 SMOKING SETS), these-sets have colored glass-trays in nickel division of the Hartford Evenmg Attention of parents is directed FANCY LINEN TOWELS, a beautiful assortment of linen towels carrying frames, also maitch box holder. . Set, ■ to the display of children’s books, High school and on Saturday in plain white with lace or embroidered ends; solid colors with ^ ’ V LOO suitable for Christmar giving, all night he will speak before a gath­ appllqued motifs and modernistic borders. Each RELISH DISHESj two-cbxnpartment. colored r ^ j h dishes'with ering of 500 commercial men at the (As illustrated) Quaint nickel frames. Handled. Each this week at the South Manchester 1.00 colonial lamps that will give Public Library. Hotel Bancroft, Worcester, Mass. MARTEX TURKISH TOWELS, the well known Martex turkish charm to the living room or LOO sim porch. The base con­ JAPANESE TEA SETS, dainty little tea sets insisting of six The women of the Nazarene Manchester Lodge of Masons at towels that are soft and absorbent. Snowy white towels with cups and saucers, and a tea pot with a widkitir'handle. Set, churcli will hold their usual Thurs- j ^ special communication last night jacquard borders in three soft shades. Large size towels. sists of an old pottery jug day afternoon prayer meeting to- i raised five local men to the degree Each, complete with a parchment 1.00 “SMOKER’S PAL” ASH TRAY SETS. Gle set ^nSiatS of fow^ morrow at 2 o'clock at the home of | of Master Mason. The annual meet- 1.00 shade decorated with an Mrs. Stephen PhiUips of 106 Hamlin I ing of the local lodge will take English hunting scene. brass trays with glass bottoms. Seti street. j place Tuesday, December 10. Domestic Gifts—Main Floor, left 1.00 Lamps—Basement Housefurnishing Gifts—Basement . Mrs. William Remig of 87 Pine ! The Hillside Inn in Bolton on street will entertain Loyal Circle of | Route 6, well-known for its good Kings Daughters this evening. food and attractive location is re­ maining open this winter for special The New Solid Color Domestic Gifts No-Mend •' Center Church Women’s Federa­ parties. ' They cater for weddings, tion will meet this evening .at the anniversaries, birthday parties, club HAND EMBROIDERED BRIDGE SETS, dahity pure Unen bridge home of Mrs. G. Samuel Bohlin of luncheons, etc. Those who have and luncheon sets neatly trimmed with colored hand embroid­ 36 Cambridge street. tried their food need no further re­ Cannon T urkish T owels ery m soft shades. 36-inch cloth and four napkins. Set Pure Silk Stockings . commendations, call Rosedale 48-4 1.00 for full information—Advt. The Ladies Aid society of the NOVELTY CARD TABLE COVERS, for the bridge player, why Concordia Lutheran church will have a meeting for sewing and busi­ not one of these new rayon covers? Assorted colors. Reg­ ness tomorrow afternoon at 2:30. ulation size. Each, Sunnyside 1.00 pair PURE LINEN SCARFS, dresser and table scarfs of fine pure linen trimmed with lace motifs and edges. Eight beautiful Private School designs from which to choose. Each, I 1.00 (As illustrated) Cannon Why not give a pair of 217 North Elm St. BOUDOIR PILLOWS as a friendly inexpensive gift. Why not Phone 3300 turkish towels are one of the No-Mend hosiery ? A pure most appropriate and appre­ a pillow for her bedroom? We are showing darling orgsr iy silk, full feiahibned hose in ciated of gifts. .The newest and rayon pillows in dainty shades and colorings. Stunning the long-wearing service ETHEL M. FISH towels come in soft solid col­ pillows at weight. 3-inch lisle heili. Director ors in modernistic designs. 1.00 Light gun metal, evenglow, Peach, orchid, lavender, pink, “YEAR ROUND” PRINTS, for making the little girl a frock for breeze, auburn, grain and As this is a day school for in­ green and blue. ' Fast color. Christmas choose “Year Round” print, it is both smart and other smart shades. dividual instruction in elemen­ Size, 22x44 inches. practical. 32 inches wide. New patterns. 3 yards for tary grades, pupils may enter 1.00 I! at any time during the school Domestic Gifts—Main Floor, left Hosiery-^Maln. Floor, right year. Towels, Main Floor, left A Practical Gift! , ^ TUTORING GIFT TOYS ; Ready-to-Wear Gifts SCHOENHUT’S BUILDING' TOYS, “BuUd an auto,'’’ nirplime, ADULTS AND CHILDREN CHIFFON HOSE, smart chiffon stockings with double pointed bird bouse, etc., toys. Set, ' . — heels. Not all sizes in each shade. Pair Class for pre-kindergarten Smart Printed ' 1.00 age for training in social rela­ 1.00 DRESSED DOLLS, beautifully dressed'dolls with or without, hair. “BLUE CRANE” STOCKINGS, pure silk stockings, medium ser­ 18, 20 and 22 inches long; Each, U' ’---’;' a'f' - - tions. vice weight; pointed heels. Smart Parisian shades. Pair 1.00 Hooverettes Miss Fish is available as ICITCHEN PLAY SETS, for the young houMwii^fbne of parents advisor in child prob­ CHILDREN’S STOCKINGS, silk and wool ribbed hose in soft kitchen sets wo\ild be welcomed. CabUi*t,^^(|^,fange,^b^ lems. Appointments on Tues­ mixtures. 2 pairs for and ice box. Set, • day, Wednesday, Friday and 1.00 RAYON VESTS AND BLOOMERS, fine quality rayon bloomers' Saturday afternoons and on BLACKBOARDS, g6rm proof easel blackinards wit^iVebuatiBg each evening of the week. and vests in flesh and rosebud. All sizes. Each beads. Each, ' 1.00 WOMEN’S PRINTED PAJAMAS, smart cotton printed pajamas ZEPPELINS, large Zeppelins and three-pr<^pellor (^QtRstion in two-piece styles. 16 and 17 sizes. Wouldn’t a young married girl love one of these new Hooverettes in one of the Mark” airplanes. Each . - 1.00 many smart; prints? Neat little styles 1.00 CHILDREN’S CREPE PAJAMAS, crepe pajamas in neat prints, trimmed with colored bias binding. Large GAMES. A choice of fascinating games isiclu ^g Teh PlhCi OIONES One-piece style. 8 to 14 years. and small designs in a cholcd of colorings. Bollo BaU, etc. Set, ' ‘ - ^ 1.00 1.00 Ready-to-Wear Gifts—Main Floor Hooverettes—Main Floor, rear Gift Toys—Basement . \ I ----- ...------A Friendly Gift! GOOD THINGS TO EAT Miscellaneous Gifts Rayon Grepe This is the time'of the year when Pinehurst Delivery Service can be of especial value to you. We have t\vo very early morn­ STATIONERY, Eaton, Crane and Pike, and Montag 'Stationery ing deliveries—one lea\1ng the store at 7:15 a. m. and another at ’’s Toilet Water in white and tints. Interlined- envelopies. Box, 8:00 a. ni. • 1.00 EVERSHARP PENCILS for the school boy and girl. Give one of these new high colored pencils. Each Step-ins and Slips Meadowbrook 1 LB. BOLLS OF 1.00 large white EGG^ Creamery Butter JEWELRY, smart modem jewelry trimmed with colored stonis— brooches, necklaces, ear rings and bracelets. Each- 55c dozen 49c lb. 1.00 all this week. all this week DECORATED POWDER AND BATH SALT JARS. Bouton’s body powder and bath salts neatly put up in colored jars. SLICED BACON (rind off) ...... 39c lb. Each, New shipments just received include Iven’s Sweet Marie and The yoimg girl who loves high grade toilet water will delight in a 1.00 Butter Jumble Cookies, Iven’s Cheese Crackers at S5c a box. COMPACTS, new style compacts in such popular brands as Rayon crepe dance seta, at^p-Uui'' Beechnut Digestive Cooldes and Beechnut Chocolate and Assort­ bottle of Coty’s toilet water in one of and slips trimmed with hemstiteliing ed Cookies. The children like these tasty whole wheat digestive their many exquisite odeurs. Fiancee, Quelque Fleurs and Houbigant’s. Each 1.00 and tohphea of entbroidiry. Pihlc, wafers. peach and nile. Well tailored gar­ Both Ferndel and Royal Scarlet Oats are proving popular WOMEN’S INITIALED HANDKERCHIEFS, three beautiful Ini­ ments. sellers with us: tialed handkerchiefs packed for Christmas giving. Pure linen; plain white. Box, Toilet Goods—Main Floor, right. 1.00 Silk Underwear—^Miin Floor, rear. ^ Royal Scarlet Oats^ Miscellaneous Gifts—Main Flooi; Quick or regular. Large family size 25c, small size 10c box CASH YOUR CHRISTMAS CLUB CHECK AT HALE’S (Cashier’s Office, SecoM Floor) Special all this week:

A REAL Prince’s Macaroni, Spagetti or Noodles OLD-FASHIONED 10c a box, 3 boxes 25c NEW ENGLAND CHRISTMAS THURSDAY SPECIAL A CORNED BEEP SALE Lean Rib Corned B eef ...... ’...... ;... 12c lb. FRESH FISH DHjL p ic k l e s , 8 for 10c. BOILED DINNER SCALLOPS GIFTS Fancy Boneless Brisket Corned Beef ...... S6c lb. SMALL OYSTERS S9c pt. SAUER KRAUT 10c lb. Will Be Served in One Solid head of Cabbage free with each purchase of Corned LARGE ROWE OYSTERS MEAT SUGGESTIONS: THE HOLLYHOCK GARDEN Large Variety Beef. FRESH SALMON Fresh Spare Bibs of the HALIBUT Lean Pork Chops North Methodist Indoor Circus FANCY FISH BY EXPRESS THURSDAY MORNING Veal for stewing Fancy Mackerel Smoked Fillets PTLET OF HADDOCK THURSDAY, 5:80 to 7 P. M. Fillet of Haddock Fresh Ralibut Steak DRESSED H.ADDOCK Lamb or Beef Stew Menu: Corned Beef and Cabbage, Mrs. EOiott’s Shop Fresh Smelts Steak Cod BCTTERFISH Breaded Veal Chops or ^'eal Carrots, Turnips, Beets, Squash l^esh Solid Oysters Fresh* Butterflsh ?I.\CKEREL , r Cutlet are especially nice. and Mince Pies, Rolls and Coffee. 853 Main St. Supper 50 cents DISTRIBUTORS FOR.CLAPP’S APPROVED BABY BAKERY SPECIALS ^ Admission to Circus 10c. Drop Cakes 25o dozen. Apricot Pies 25c each. FOODS (put np in glass) Sunshine Cakes 25o each. Cinnamon Buns 2Sc aozen. We have s full line Inclndlng two new ietms: Clopn’s Liver SHOE REPAIRING Stuffed and Baked Mackerel Brookfield RoU Butter 49c lb. 85o each. 2 lbs. Best Pure Lard 25c. Soup and Clapp’s Apple Sauce, RUMMAGE SALE JLadles* Flexible Soles and Thursday Afternoon and Eve’g^ Boxes for kindling 50c per load. Rubber Heels n Specialty. ^ YellowA.CUU1T. .VIVITOGlobe ^Tui^pS; t U A U J ^ O j 5 UiBslbs. XiM>«15o. T ^ BUCKLAND BUILDING? SAM TULTES Depot Square 701 Midn St.. So. Bbmohester Ever Ready Circle Kings Daughters