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W O^ER FALLS 175'FEEX WOODSURGES m WATER, SWIMS ASHORE Sydney, N. S. W .," Oct. 23.— (AP.)—^While working bn the great new Sydney harbor bridge, BUSINESS AID said to be the world’s largest arch^ bridge, a workman named Kelly today fell 175 feet into the FOm iDLE harbor. ! H R ® BY COP He hurtled down feet first and as he struck the water a colunm of spray 20 feet high shot into President's ReBef Director the air. Kelly swam ashore not Attempts to Hold Up Bristol To Immediately mpch the worse for his experi­ ence and is now wondering Loses Uttle Time to Start whether he established a high Druggist While Policeman Commission to Make Thor­ plunge record. Machinery in Motion to ♦ Was in Store—Was Ex- ough Investigation of Help Those Unemployed. Soldier in U. S. Army. Washington, Oct. 23 — (AP) —^^Act to give away wheat purchased State’s Prison—Expresses HUB MAYOR WANTS Chairman Legge said.today fhe Fed-(in stabili^tion operations, eral Farm Board would be glad to i The only-way the wheat could be Confidence in Prison Board Bristol, Oct. 23.—(AP.)—Edmond make Itq holdings of wheat available j turned. oveFi the unemployed. Washington, Oct. 23—(AP) — A AIRPORT FOR an R. Theriault, 22, died in the Bristol as food for ,the'„unemployed If^Cpn- thereforer^wiE^ through- additional call to American industry' to co­ gress wcfuld repiabe the m on^ used; 'iWth^tyfrom Congress which and Warden — Directors operate in the alleviation of sufEer- hospital today of bullet wounds by the' Grain Stabilization Corpora^ meets in December. m i’ ing among unemployed this winter which he received last night in a tion for its purchase. Legge’s ,statement came in the pistol duel with a policeman during Such a step, he said, would help, midst of a series of conferences, on Demand That C hargb was sounded today by Colonel Curley Visits President About in reducing the wheat surplus in the employment situation between Arthur Woods, President Hoover’s a drug store robbery. this count^.. V- President Hoover, Col. Arthur relief director, after a conference at The youth, his head covered by a Legge explained, however, that •Woods, government relief director, Made by Ex-Chaplain Be the White House. i Plan to Provide Work for black hood, with two slits for his the Farm Board had. no authority and other members of the Hoover Colonel Woods who arrived here | eyes, was shot by Patrolman Ed­ under the Agricultural Marketing Cabinet committee. last night to^take charge of setting j Shown False or Tme. up a relief organization, conferred | the Idle. ward O’Connor as he fied from the for on hour with the President, Sec- \ store after demanding and receiving retary Lament, Secretary Hurley, j from John F. Rock the contents of Hartford. ^Oct. 23.—(AP)^imine- and Under-Secretary Mills of the Ii Washington, Oct. 23.—(AP.)— the cash register, . which included diate appointment of’ a commissi^ 1 After calling upon President Hoover Treasury. $17 in cash and two checks fpr of “disinterested and unprejudiced After” the conference Woods indi- | today Mayor James J. Chirley of Bos- small amoimts. Four, bullets fired by cated a formal request to industry' j ton, expressed confidence that the O’Connor entered the robber’s ab­ citizens to make a thorough Inves- to cooperate in giving as many jobs | government would turn over Gover­ domen, while a fifth went wild. tiga'tibn” publicly, of conditions' at ns possible would be made soon nors Island to the city of Boston, to OF Q U E P MADE PUBUC Automatic Jams toe State prison in Wethersfield,'in permit construction of the large air­ The nrst Step Theriault’s automatic jammed compliance with toe appeal-of -the ' The conferees said the first defin­ port planned there. The mayor told the President if after he had fired two shots at the prison directors, ^was promised, by . ite step v/ould be to set up an organ­ patrolman. Both bullets went wild. Governor Trumbull this moniftig, , ization for Woods and then to obtain governmental red tape could be cut Vicioria CaBed Ex-Kaiser|THRivR AlITflS HIT and the city allowed to go forward O’Connor was in., the store chat­ Expressing “absolute Confidence information on where jobs can be ting with Rock when the robber en­ found. with its proposed construction, it in toe prison board and in toe-war­ They said they woifid draft men would' mean the expenditure of ap­ tered. Theriault covered both men “Hol-Heade(C Conceited HARTFORD TRUCK proximately $18,000,000. Five hun­ with his automatic and ordered. den” toe governor annoxmeed,- In qualified for the work from all over his office at the State Capitol,.tost the coimtry and if possible would dred men woiild be employed the Rock to opeq the register. and Wrong Headed Man, obtain those men who worked with first of December, the mayor said, While Rock was complying with he wiU get in touch with men he has Colonel Woods in his rmemployment an additional 500 in January and the order the patrolman remarked Adolf Hitler, German National Socialist leader, man of mystery and in mind, today, appoint them forth­ relief work under President Hard­ another 500 about May 1. The work to the bandit: “You know there’s sudden power, is shown, upper left, to a recent portrait. Upper right, t)evoid of An Feeling.” Triple Crash in Fog at Wind­ with ,and ask that toe probe'staft ing. would take about two years. another cop outside.” The youth re­ Hitler as seen by the famous cartoonist, Heine, for Das Tagebuch of Ber­ as soon as possible. Colonel Woods said thus far in­ ' Needs New Airport plied: “I don’t care if there is, he’ll lin. Lower picture shows Hitler surrounded by admirers, after his par­ Directors’ Letter . . . dustry was doing its part but he The city seeks Governors Island get it too.” ty’s recent sweeping victories to the German elections. London, Oct. 23.—(AP)—Letters | sor— One Man is Badly The communication from toe expected more cooperation in the for a 440 acre airport extending out Policeman Fires of toe late Queen Victoria deacrib- ' general campaign. into the ocean. It formerly control­ Hurt m Acddent. prisom directors, drsfft'ed at a meet­ “I not only expect industry to do led the Island under ah Aqt of Con­ As the youth began backing to­ ing her grandson, Kaiser Wilhelm | ing in.Wethersfield yesterday eifter- its part,” he said, “but I see that it gress passed in 1902, but the Island ward the door, O’Connor ducked be­ n , as “such a hotheaded, conceited i noon, and then delivered to-^’(3dv- hind- a show case. Theriault fired emor Trumbull, declares that ‘-^mali­ is already doing so.” was taken back by the government anfi v ^ o ^ e a d e d ^ Windsor, Oct. 2 3 .-(A P )-A large Headquarters for the administra­ during the World War. Mayor Cur­ two shots at the patrolman and cious, 7 irresponsible and i^ofant'*’ tor of employment relief will be set ley contended Congressiohal action then fled, but O’Connor’s bullets i alongside of toe main charges concerning conditions At the up in the Commerce Department. was not necessary since the 1902 act dropped him near the front of the ^ ^ , I highway near Hayden, this morning prison,'had compelled toe plea for a Members of the President’s Cabinet store. compiled from confidential royal i ® “ disinterested investigation, ‘Act in'A had never been repealed. European Power proved a stumbling block for three unemployment committee of seven Papers showing he had been dis- sources including toe archives of spirit of defense <* but ratoelr' In a After conferring with the Presi­ autqmobUes and in ’onp.of toe . three spirit of challenge to our planned to lend every effort to get dent, Mayor Chirley went to see Sec­ Windsor Castle I the organization fimctioning within (Continued On Page 2.) ’ .yictorla! Also';sald that- Gkidstoher acefdehto''Giw. of the CUhton ’It we ate,.guUty .of toe. charts retary Hurley who has jurisdiction By'MELTON'BRONNER i^upoh gcttihg it"by aqy which nhye been brought, wA ^omq the shortest time possible. £h^ occup3dng toe role of primA Hotel, Springfield, was badly Injured. After the White House confer­ over the island. He was accompan­ ‘ hand. ~ minister, "will ruin toe country if instantly be removed from iffite. if, ied by Wimarn P. Long, chairman of -Seventeen years ago Adolf Hitler Ther%is some little parallel- be­ he can,” toe documents, disclose, He was treated by Dr. William H. on toe other hand, it should trans­ ence, Colonel Woods returned to the the Boston parks commission, and tween toe two men. Mussolini’s Commerce Department, conferred swung his legs from a ladder apd iqhe volume, edit* ^ to toe pire that these charges, insinuations Thomas JphMon of Boston. NAVYBOARDDRAHS father was a village klnpk^ra^ p t- with Secretary Lamont, and began dabbled paint on houses to little yil- ^ w ie ___ an and.intiendoes are foimd to he false, to org^anize his headquarters’ per­ lages to Austria. Today he ranks leris w as^; 4 ^u*»jxi^ l^m of Joljn'rlH^rr^, shows , that i.tHir’n^ipbhslbaity for them should ■ ,_.TM|ASUM ... as..on&.-o£- the .moafc .potent . paBtlffiiJ. ciu*Jteiaa<8ink.84ri^ in the ranks King Albert’s v^dow . had decided be plac^, with ^ ch disapproval in sonnel. in the Italian army during toe i-i'; Edward E: Hunt, who was secre­ leaders in Germany—a nightmare to viei^inte' of her own, whatever fi^Elingf -.in an auto- public opinion as would seem to fit Washing^toB, Oct. -23.—(AP) — toe old-established political and’ World War. Hitler served in the might have been toe.views-or liitenr mobUe driWn by Joseph F. ^ ^ p a ck ,' their - offense,------where- it belongs. ” tary to the unemployment commis­ parliamentary masters, a bogey­ ranks in toe Bavarian army during 't., sion of 1921, was designated as tem­ Treasury, racfsipts for October 21 tions of the government officers of of Indian Park, Ctoicopee, Mass. Governor’s Views were $4,207,278.79; expenditures, man to toe financiers, a menace, to the same war. Mussolini was at one her time. porary secretary for the new cam- time a Socialist and repented of it ’The heavy fog, about 8 o’clock, ob­ In announcing his decision, Gov­ $13,695,800.94; balance, $252,343,- toe German republic and toe peace Permission to publish these .royal scured the truck so Sahpack did not To Bring Onr Fleet Dp To­ of Europe. during toe disillusionment that fol­ secrets, hidden from the world-fof ernor ’Trumbull said:“ I am perfect-' (Continued On Pagje 7.) 770.82. lowed toe war. The same is alleged see it in time to avoid it. Before ly satisfied that an Investigation In all the troubled story of Eu­ forty years, was giveh by King Constable Maurice Kennedy could rope’s past quarter of a century to be true of Hitler. George and, in toe case of. some of will show not only that toe charges '' ward Limits of London Not Even a German reach toe scene, ein automobile against the administration of prison^ there has been no rise comparable to toe letters, permission was said to driven by Raymond Hancock, of Hitler’s, imless one points to Mus- But there toe resemblance ceases. have been secured also from toe for­ ard untrue, but that toe institution': Largely self-educated by reason of is being well conducted.” Pact— The Details. soUni in Italy. Hitler has never said mer Kaiser at Doom. , (ConflQuie^rOn 2.) MRS. O’LOUGHUN so from toe platform, but in Munich assiduous reading sindr travel, toe About the Kaiser He considers the prison warden beer-gardens; when inflated by an young Mussolini became assistoht Regarding Wilhelm, she wrote; one of toe best in his field, in toe extra^“schoppen” of “dunkles,” he editor of toe “Avantl,” toe great “XXX How sickening it is to see country if not toe nest, the governor Washington, Oct. 23.— (AP) — A has been known to admit that he Milan Socialist paper with . a circu­ Willy, not two. mouths after his .be-, said and expressed a, similar confi­ KILUNG new building program to bring toe considered himself the German Mus­ lation of over 100;()00 daily. Only loved and nobie father’s death, g o l^ dence in to e members of the board United States fleet up toward toe solini, aiming at the same goal, de­ to banquets and reviews! It Is vefy of directors, who, declared, have siring toe same power, and intent (Gontihued On Page 7.) indecent and very unfeeling.” given their personal'attention to toe limits of toe London treaty has been affa^s of toe prison, ^ , drawn by toe Navy general board. Of the Emperor Frederick, toe TRAPS THREE MEN Kaiser’s father, she wrote, “ None of Letter to Gpyemor ' ' Wife of Denver City Detec­ SHIP GOES ASHORE It is to be studied by President ;-5“ my sons could be a g^reater loss ■ to The letter to Governor Trumbull . Hoover as a basis for recommenda­ CHINA’S PRESIDENT me. He was so good, so wise and was as follows: tive. Breaks Down After tions to Congress, which is to take SEC. DAVIS DENIES so fond of me. And now?” “The publicity which has beea ESCAPING GUARDS Refers to Balfour Two Thought Dead and Other up the question on Navy appropria­ given charges laid by toe former^ Being Questioned Steadily Victoria referred to A. J. Bal­ chaplain of this institution, toe Rev.v , tions. ROW WITH PINCHOT BECOMES CHRISTIAN four, afterwards, toe Earl of Bal­ Says He Is Not Hnrt— William H. Smith, against toe spirit The exact contents of toe board’s four, thus: and humanity of toi^admiifistration,Y^^;?i^^j^ Crew of Rum Boat Fleeo; program have not been made public. “Lord Salisbury named his clever and toe more or le ss ' sympathetic- for Six and a Half Hours. and agreeable nephew as toe person ; H.i The rate at which new building . D igpg for Him. ^ comments which have, found their- General Chiang Kai-Shek is fittest to succeed him (she refers to way into, toe columns of toe press; Sailors Throw Cargo Over­ and replacement would be under­ Says He Will Speak on Same Balfour succeeding Sir M. Hicksr ’toe widespread accusations brought Denver, Colo., Oct. 23.—(AP.) Beach as Irish secretary) tmd I was taken under the plan also remained Steuben'rille, Ohio, Oct. 23.—(AP) by Miss Genevive Cowles, who, for-a ■ • Mrs. Pearl O’Loughlin admitted to* board While Dodging Shots undisclosed. Platform With Him m Baptised; Two War Lords just going to make toe same sug­ period was engaged at toe prison, i day she alone was to blame for the gestion.” —One of three trainmen trapped In painting her excellent ■ portrait of Aircraft Carriers The Queen would- not admit to her j death of her 10-year-old stepdaugh- a ca,vein in one of toe Wheeling and ‘Christ at toe Sfea of GalUee’, the in­ There have been authoritative in­ Pennsy Campaign. Now Christians. court, nor have as ministers per­ Lake Ehie railroad tunnels at Adena, quisitive reference to the ‘scandal’ i ter, Leona, whose battered body New London, Oct. 23.—(-A-P.)-— dications however that toe board fa­ sons whose reputation she did; not 25 miles southwest of here today, by a few of toe newspapers of toe was thrown into Berkeley lake ^ i Run hard aground on the south end vored building up to toe full limit approve. For example she'declared statej; toe action of the Hartford, that she would not accept Sir wa^ dead when removed from toe week ago Tuesday night. of Gardiner’s Island during frantic of 135,000 tons for aircraft carriers. Philadelphia, Pa., Oct. 23.— (AP) Shanghai, China, Oct, 23.— (AP) Council of Churches in pledging it­ Including one ship just contracted (Jharles DUke as minister “on ' ac- shattered caboose at noon today. He self to make an investigation of Captain of Detectives Bert Clark efforts to escape pursuing Coast 4. f ^ —General Chiang Kai-Shsit, youto- covint of his dreadful private char­ announced that he ha^ obtained the for, toe present tonnage is 79,800 —Reports of a breach between,NationaUst president of CSiina, was Identiti^ as Jerry L. Sdlls, 40, prison conditions which appear to be Guard craft, the speed boat Helen in three ships. Secretary of Labor James J. Ixav s baptized a Christian today. acter.” Dilke had been named as a conductor of Diilonvale. taken for granted; toe.more .qr.leM admission from Mrs. O’Loughlto of New York, liquor laden, was seiz co-respondent in a divorce case: The Obmmunication with A1 Romsindo^ ! after six and a half hours of ques- Modernization by equipment of toe and Gifford Pinchot over toe atti­ prevalent gossip which thesis" attN. ed last night by (JG 134 from the battleships New Mexico, Mississippi tude of President Hoover in toe Queen said, "every one looks on'Slr 35, Dillonvhle, another trainman was tudes and assertions have undoubt­ ' tioning. The woman’s nerve broke The conversion of Chiang Kai- C. DUke,” as guUty, “ though he has local base. The crew.af toe.Helen and Idaho with toe Ihtest armament, Pennsylvania campaign have been Shek, toe 44-year-old president of iestab|U^bed a short time before res­ edly provoked—all these factete> ' and she was carried to her cell to escaped. Today efforts were being gone off without punishment," cue,crews reached Sells’ body which the matron’s quarters of the city gim controls and defensive armor is denied by Davis. China, means that two Chinese, war hoto malicious and irresponsible and directed to fioating toe speedboat provided for. Other battleships also In a statement at Washington, hs^ been crushed tmder stone and ignorant, compel us to appeal to... jail on the verge of a complete lords now are adherents of Chris­ THAT PRISON PROBE dirt. ...iRomando said be was trapped and salvaging her cargo, much of would he rejuvenated during toe Mr. Da-vis, Republican nominee for tianity. The first was Marshal Feng you, not in a spirit of defense but breakdown. which was stoewn along toe shore. next several years. U. S. Senator said there were no Hartford, Oct. 23—(AP) —Possi­ betwem boulders, and could not ratoer in a spirit of a challenge to Beyond the bare announcement Yu-Hslang, long termed “the Chris­ move.. . . • * The seizure of toe Helen was ..one Sub Construction differences, ' and that they would tian general.” bility of an investigation into ■ the our acciaers, to appoint at..,,yqur that Mrs. O’LoughUn had “talked,” of three captures made by patrciing speak from toe same platform in treatment of pii^ners at Wethers­ The reisc’ue .crew said E. E. Duga, earliest conveifience a commiSbibO'Cc ' Captain Clark declined to comment. Submarine constructtbn recom­ Pittsbyrgh next Saturday night. Chiang KairShek first galhed fame field today depended upon the'..#- 35,Dl$Qhy^e, .a brakeman, probably (Joast Gufurd vessels last^nigbt. The in 119^5 and -1926 when he swept disinterested and unprejudiced citi­ Details Later speedboat Mary of ilartford was mended is understood to involve re­ Secretary Davis made his state­ cision of (lo-vemo'r ’Trumbiill. ' ^ as deaff;hs toe caboose bad' been zens to make a thorough placement of some 25,000 tons of ob­ ment after General Edward Martin, over China wito a Cantonese army The state board of prison direc- broken into iiuhdreds of small pieces' tion of , toe management. of toe'^ih- “Neither Mrs. O’Loughlin nor my­ taken by toe patrol boat Ctook from solescent S qnd R type boats with in a revolution that established - a self was in condition to go into de­ this port and toe speed boat Mo­ chairman of toe Republican State -tors at a speciid meeting yesterday by toe weight of the tunnel roof. stitution behind open doors, ^ ‘-y vessels displacing between 1,000 and new republic with himself as the voted to request the governor to in­ They said. Romando;; would be tails when her admission came,” hawk was taken into custody by toe committee bad announced here that Wmt Speedy . Action “ 1,300 tons. Davis had asked to be excused for head. He operated with toe aid of stitute an investigation into recent reached iffter the removal of about ' Captain Clark declared. “I expect to destroyer Trippe from New Yoyk. Destroyer construction is believed Russian Communists at ^flrst, but 10. feet of . dirt,. ’ “We urge you, sir, thia ^course get a more detailed statement from Charges of running without lights toe reminder of toe campaign be­ charges of mistreatment of prison­ to form an important part of toe cause President Hoover’s demand later shook them off. ' , ers. Governor ’TrumhuU has made Romando -tdld toe crews he was rather t>ian await the assemt^Bhg .bl her later on, when she has had time are listed against toe iiary and toe recommendations for immediate out­ All this s\immer Chlaag’s adinlnis- no annoimcement concerning his de­ trapped-but did not believe he was toe Legislature, in order to ,,s^er to collect herself.” Mohawk and an additional charge for every minute of his time to meet lays. L toe unemployment situation. tratlon has been beset by trouble. cision. Ithjared seriously.- ' % ' * guard'-toe w ^ are of the insto^ut^^ * Captain (mark, worn out himself of being alongside a foreign vessel In cruisers toe only construction On one hand he has been fighting to anticipate any preju^fcm&K by the strain of the protracted ques­ illegally may be xnade a^ nst toe Verifies Rumor not already authorized will be in toe Martin’s annoimcement was im­ a northern coalition ,cmder Yen -within or Without prison W|dl3 and tioning, went to his home. Mohawk, the Coast Cluard said. 6-inch gun class. The United States Hsi-Shan and Feng, the other Chris­ to protUfit toe good nante .„^ of th* The capture of toe Helen climax­ mediately construed in political cir­ ’The admission of Mrs. O’Loughlto may build under the treaty another cles opposed -to Pinchot’s as anoth­ tian ^ general, while armies of Chi-- state, whose humanity has-been ea- concluded her sixth extended ques- ed a several nights’ sewch for her. 73,500 tons within toe category but nese Reds have sacked toe interior. sailed. We are not unmindful of the - A complete report of tlie evrats at­ er manifestation of toe difference Use Mustard 'Pellets i tioning by officers, one session hav- there have been numerous indica­ of opinion between toe Senatorial At present toe civil war has let up reaction of toe uninformed, ^At a ! ing been at the bier of the dead tending toe seizure of the craft, had tions that all might not be con­ and Nationalist troops now are time' when prison administratiqus; ;in not been filed at local headquarters and gubernatorial candidate con- : child. She was grilled yesterday by structed. cemihg the'wishes of toe President moving against the Reds. To BUnd other; sections of toe country. ’ her husband, Leo O’Loughlto, a city today, hut it was said toe vessel in toe. Pennsylvania battle. An instance is told how Chiang been subjected to seriqus cntS^lteii' d6t6CtiV6« had blundered Into a strong force of once spared a Christian mission to charges and gossip hffectihg“toe cm)ast Guard patrolling Vessels iu ^ Pinchot had given Davis as .■w int^b^ty of ouriSv’; We quit* under­ “She admitted responsibility,” authority for toe statement that which had done him a favor. This Marblehead, Mass., Oct. washed In with the tide near Captadn Clark said. “Her first state­ Gardiner’s Bay while she was evi­ President. Hoover was anxious for was in 1925 after a dentist at toe stand^ the psychology of it .au4 :he-f dently proceeding t6 spine; haven to 5TICKLtftS (AP)—Patrolman George Kelley M. lAmnder Rock.* Officers discovered canse ,we imdetfstand it, we _ not- ettdorsed^any candidate. The and head early,-to d a y ^ a rd -; “^TMHle^rs said that they heard truth w d hothiug-'but the. .tru^ -as FIREMAN STARTS SUIT Warning shots served to spiu: toe “Use your head.” Well, you’ll have conflicting statements were made tonese^ soldiers surged through the Helen ifito erratle flight and a stir­ to, when you start working country he orders that-toe..Yale ing a quantity of aeteed liquor near, £teUey ..challenge someone-hut that repards toe manner and fn campaign addresses in toe west­ Flounder Rock- Hi-Jackers fired up-; t^ey tieia»d no reply, *rhey saW 'sevr which‘we have discharged Ansonia, Oct. 23.—(AP)—Sam­ ring chase ensued with service ves­ “STICKLERS,” which wiU appear ern part of -the state. briildln^iahe spateid. sels raini^ a hall of machine-gun daily in The Herald, starting today. on Kelley w ith.a revolver Iteided long .iqnirts of Sam* and heard gatioha to the state. If WlA''4B9e ' uel (Jorso, a truck driver to the “I ain going to speak from the with mustard gas p^ets.' a dun explosiop.. They found Kelley guilty -of^i the charges which-.4have ; Bridgeport Fire Depmment has fire about the vessel in effort to. halt Or, maybe you’re just smart same platform-with Mr. Pinchot in bOi^UP^ MAN KILLED her. What the gunfire,failed to ac^ ' At the i^en nb^tal, unrtfMng’ on ' toe' gmund;. as toey been brought or it should sued Waller and Theodore Dlugoi- enough to work “STICKLERS, Pittsburgh Saturday night,” Secre­ Phlladelpma, Ocf. 2S.-*-(AP) — statibn;i; th a itlu ^ charges, insteuatiOTA and ’ ecki of this city for $25,000 alleged compUsh to* shore did and a land< pronto—^just like that! Some folks tary Davis said In :his Washington Two iimde^tiflecl mm .7 attempted to Kelley was.'.hflwii,' it was feap4 that he might lose toe sight of hoto • : Salete' inueudbe^Are foiihd to be £aj||ei,' the damages due to injuries he received Ing party from the Coast Guard 134 will ■ be stuck—maybe—^by one statement, “and I shall stay in the hold up“a . Jevtrel4ry s^esman' ih the i«aaprtru»tttoty, fob them shboldw’ be-pj “S'ncaCLER” and other folks will campaign in my state as much as I shopping; - district today and in A eyes:’- .. '.y " ' '"fZ. ^tnided; nP’ ^esUoh^ to a crash of the men’s car with went ashore. Keiiev had iu st discovered an — ing'snd gatoeged in a' jttiiich ^dad o f tJacedi .such disapptp^ ths fire truck. The mishap was on The crew of the speed boat were he stuck—perhaps—by another. can- iHitil election day, speaking miming piistol fire on* ibf them was October 27, 1^ 9 and Ckirso had a Anyway, you’ll all have fim try; with Mr. Pinchot’ whenever there la 1 k i l l e d I w -- -'-4.^.- ing to work “STlCagLERS." i gpgortunity.’* Ifrae^Elred»— skl&’^and*...... other injuries. (Oontiinied Oil Fkf* ^»X-

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The September rate wasJ12,7 6 4 ,^ As the body was carried into the Grigsby Grunow... 5.V4 his , duty, no action would be taken IV:--' mand, 69/ of Manchester, N. H., who- Republican Natiossl Sexiatorial against the’patrolman. ,. I’f- U,. W « t SMe. Uvtag at shot and Seriously wounded his wife church the choir sang “Thy Will Be camp^gn committee headquarters Hershey Choc .... 81 .-r ■ of High and Cedar streets, has been Int Harvest ...... 60%' Reason for Robbery the- year to Oct. .17 contracts and step-daughter, Mrs. Rose Nor- Done” . At the offertory'Mrs. Mar­ in Denver, was linked with th e filing EVEN STYLES IN CANDY ' placed on the pension list of Cheney mand, 60, and Mrs. Ralph Theriault, garet'Sullivan sang “O Salutaris” Int Nidcel Can ... 18% Theriault, police believe, deidi awarded in the territory aggregated of the second George W. Norris for I I 29% to rob the drug store in order ‘Brothers after fifty-four years of 31, of 285 Grandview avenue, here and at the end of the mass “Softly the Republican Senatorial nomina­ Int Tel and Tel i , $3,905,014,400, against $4,868,138,000 Johns ManvIUe ., 72, CHAN(XINTHISAGE obtain money tc pay 'a $26 loan f» service with the company. The for the corresponding period last October third, was found in pie and Tenderly Jesus Is Cilling.” As tion in Nebraska last auounet' by greater part of his service was in the body was borne from the church Kennecott ...., •25% his mother. He bad borrowed „ the year. woods in the HIU streht section of the testimony today of State Treas-' the beaming department. For the WaterburY at noOn today by Rocco O^ahist Charles Packard played Kreuger and Toll 24% money to go to Mfidne where .he urer W. M. Stebbins before Chair­ 8% Small Quantities, Bars and So worked on a farm imtil his return past thirty-six years he has had The reincorperation and recapital­ Guerrera, a hui^r. Chopin’s “Funeral March.” * man Gerald P. Nye of the United Lehigh Val Coal charge of this department. Normand clutched a .32 calibre The bearers were: Louis Neron, Lehigh Valley RR 55 On Have Displacjed the Pound here Tuesday. ization of the Diamond Match Co. Statbs Senate investigating com­ 56 , He is father of a large family 'and has been declared operative by the revolver in handr and had evidently M. Fallot, Paul Cucine, Joseph Loew’s, Inc Box Variety, It Seems. When his mother requested the mittee. Lorillard ...... 14% money, Theriault told her he had ■was always interested in matters committee under the plan and agree­ shot himself, although there .were Brim, A. Piquard, and A, Hepne- Wimted a Bond pertaining to the town and especial­ Mo Kan Tex 26 mailed $40 to himself from Maine 1^. ment, a sufficient amount of stock no visible wounds as a result of the quln. Stebbins, a candidate for the Re­ < Candy shapes, . sizes and styles l y the West Side. He was one of decomposition which was advanced. Mont Ward ...... 24 have taken a change in an effort to and that he expected to'receive - it having been deposited. The time publican Senatorial nomlhation Nat Cash Reg 'A ...... 31% .seven West Side residents that met for deposit of stock under the plan Police believe the man walked into Mrs. Lawrence McNamara meet the competition of the bar or shortly. Kenneth Gallagher, 22, which was won by Senator George. Nat Dairy ...... 43% who accompanied Theriault to and discussed the needs of a Recrea- has been extended to Nov. 0. the woods across town just after the The funeral of Mrs. Lawrence Norris, testified that after he the loUypop Oiat has driven the 1 I tion Center for that end of the town i shooting and put a bvdlet in his McNamara, age 21, of 77 Ridge Nat Pow and L t ...... 32 % higher selling candy almost all out Maine said, however, that when they head. ^ % approached Seymour the latter in­ Neviada C3op ...... 9% left Maine, the victim had no money 'and was one of the seven that first The Chrysler Corp. has called for street, who died yesterday morning vestigated the availability of the of the showcases. In nearly every m ' i sirfied the petition for sudi a build- redemption on Dec. 2 2 'at 102’-and . •< Identification was established by at the Memorial hosplti, 'vdll be N Y Cent ...... 137 case where candy is displayed there and was forced to sell his overcoat kn eyeglass case bearing *the label second Norris, a grocer from Broken NY NH and H T F ...... 88%' to finance the trip back to Con- 'ing In his early days he was one accrued interest, all the remaining i held tomorrow morning from the Bow. Seymour, Stebbins said, later is now foimd sweets in smaller sizes o^ihe “boys” vvho played l?aseball in outstanding, first: m o r t^ g e ^ of a MahOhesterj'N^-R,,* t^ eian . 'The; home at 8:30 6’clbck'and at St. Nor Am Aviatioo...... , 8% to fit smaller boxes. ^cficut. - * calibire of the r^Yblw saifie; Janies’s church at , 9 o’clock. Burial called himjand said Norris wanted a North, Amer ...... • • 36 A dramatic meeting between^ the i S th« old'“Four Acres” aod ji^ough cent serial bonds ofc. the $500 bond and $50 in cash. Steb­ Not eyen for birthdays, dances or h^: moved'Trom the very.-Mnter of .Motor Gi?rp., totaling-$?74,S00j.j|.«^ thatr/whfi?h Normand shot his Will, be in St. Jamies’s ceme:ery. Packard ...... 9% “fqrmal” calls on Simday evening ■victim’s mother and the patrol^n bins .said he got the bond and turned Param Publix ...... 48% what was then the West Side he and »jfati-vesi 'and' the clothing answers; is box candy necessary as form­ took place at the hospital about an -mk (^^criptinia, o f tho^ hs wore,. it oVer to Seymour.' Penn RR ...... 66% erly. The automobile ride, a hour after Theriault’s death. hilschUdren have flli^yitTetataed the! {Fife'dmek'E.' Tbe state treasurer sadd he had Phila Read C and I ...... 12% s ^ t that is so strong with all West dent of the Chicago, Burlington more thorough seatch of the body stop for a soft drink and the pur­ O’Connor approached Mrs. The­ Quincy Railroad, said that the will be mads as soon' as the medical LATEST STOCKS heard rumors than an effort was Pub Serv N J ...... 83% chase of a bar of candy have been riault and said: “Fm sorry that I i Smers. imfier way to find another man Radio ...... 22% ;l£r. RusseU started last week on Burlington nad Colorado Sc South­ examiner gives his ' permission to substituted. Boxes in. pound sizes had to shoot but it was either him move it .. .4 . named “ Stebbins” to file against Radio Keith ...... ••••21 are not in demand.. The merchants or me. I knew he was a Catholic so hte. period of rest and as yet, he says, ern traffic had shown no improvijig Rea^ng 96% isi finding it hard to find what to do tendency during^the last few 'weekS him. know it and so do the manufactur­ I Called a priest,” New York, Oct. 23.— (AP) — Questioned regardlng^his motive Rem Rand ...... 18% other' thiin seaaonal’ increase, ers. A walk along Manchester’s Mrs. Theria’olt replied: “I thank with himself ,after fifty-four years Shares prices once more took the in gi'Ving* the bond to G ^ e r Norris, Sears R oebuck...... 51% that comparison, corresponding \ ~ road to recovery in today’s Stock Main street today will find this to you for calling the priest. I don’t of-ettive work. Stebbins testified he believed Sena­ Sinclair OU ...... 13% weeks last year 'Is very unfavorable •p-n^ Market, but made irregular pro- be true in the displays found in blame you, 6ut why did you have to tor Norris was not a good Republi­ South P a c 103%, every candy store along the street. on account o f ’.the peak business gToaa> ns several of the rail shares Southern Rwy ...... 70% shoot him?” movement at that time.’* /' v- There ia appwently na paore fear can and. that be believed this filing here o f :khy iUhe^ effecting the found block signals turned against would cause Nebraska’s senior Sen­ Stand Brands ...... 16% them. Stand Gas and E le c ...... 74 r ' The creditors committee of the children in the schools .as shown ator to withdraw from the race and this week in the attendance. Near­ . '^ A, hrekk of 3 points in Alleghany run for re-election as an Independ­ Stand Oil C a l...... ; ...... 51% (Jorporation and declines >of a point & Co., has submitted a ly all,;.pf the sc^pols in Manchester ent. Stand Oil N J ...... 54 OFWETHERSnOA ^ROBE or two in, Chesapeake Corporation, Stand Oil NY...... 26 whereby creditors as of Sept. 30iWil are back to ndfinal. in attendance. Stebbins testified he knew of no In every case in town where a child Chesapeake and Ohio, and Nickel Texas C o r p ...... 40 (Continued From Page 1.) receive a cash dividend. of 60 per_ other political activities by Seymour Timken Roll B e a r...... 49% GRAND RE-OPENING cent within-30 days after the p l^ is out;«ti school ti^ reason is known Plate were conspicuous, in a brief in connection with the primary cam­ and reason d^^Tiot fear of the period of unsettiement during the Union Carbide ...... 63% alic opinion as would seem to fit isvadopted. On the amount aboye paign and that he had no knowledge “that covered by the 50 per cent divL $ b il4 i^ ‘k^ns lAkeh ill. morning. Pere Marquette, a thinly Unit' Aircraft ...... 35 eih" offense, where it belongs. of a straw vote taken in Nebraska Unit Corp ...... 22 dend, the creditors will receive 6 traded issue, dropped 20 points in a last spring to determine’ the best' ^'We remain elr. Tonight in ^’Odd Fellows Hall few sales. The list soon reebvered, Unit Gas and imp . 28% Respectfully yours, per cent interest until the .claims man available for the United States are fully paid. It is the intention of King David Lodge of Odd Fellows, however, under leadership of the i U S Pipe and F d r y ...... 25 QRCLE THEATER Senate. > N. G. Osborn, president assisted by the i^bekaha wijy give utilities and prominent industrials. U S R ubber...... 13% jwm . C. Cheney, vice president. the firm to resume business if this composition settlement becomes ef­ the first of a./series ! of weekly Shares selling up 3 to 5 included U. U S S teel...... 148 IF. M. Salmon, sCc’y. whist and dance socials, to be held S. Steel, American Can, Westing- Util Pow and Lt A ...... 26% SATURDAY AND SUNDAY, "fe- i B. Brainard, fective, and an ultimate settlement of 100 per cent is planned. on consecutive Thursday evenings. house Electric, International Busi­ Warner Bros P iet ...... 21% ll.fWise. Loyden Clark heads the committee ness Machines, American Telephone, Westing El and M f g ...... 105 C,|S. Reed,'W^irdeD. i Formation 'wa'S announced today from the Odd Fellows and Miss North AineiicaJi, Stone and Web­ Local Stoclts ■Woolworth ...... 63 % OCT. 25-26 Yellow T ru ck ...... 11% ■ of the Consumers J ^ :^ a l Gas Op.,, llmily Kissman the J^bekah com- ster, Atchison, American Tobacco B, ■ ' ■ mittiee. Plajdng -v^'Bbgin promptly, 4fr.;Re/ rciup of beneveddht |^(tatlemen, NOON STOCKS fore. First flat Hartford .. — 240 10 know nothing of the treatment Plate and Erii| have been adversely Ijaod Mtg and Title . . — 40 pack’s car. Hancock was slightly influenced by the slump iif automo­ Injured and taken to his home in led for the reformation of pris- New York, Oct. 23.—(AP) — Manchester v’omen who have been Mutual B and f ...... 160 JACK LONDON’S ^ers, will get nowhere” he said. bile manufacturing and slow steel New Brit Trust ...... — 200 Windsor Locks.' Then, Charles L. Gains of 1 to 3 points in the first in attendance at the three-fday sea- mill operations, The stock of Alle­ Riverside Trust ...... — 550 Schneider, of Warehouse Point, Smashing"He-Man Story it is needed is a group of men hour* were temporarily reduced, inJ mou of Ihe, Women's Christian Tem- IXi i6 really know modem methods of gheny Corporation, the holding com-i; West Htfd Trust .... 275 —r_. came along and vwrecked hi$„qfur .by.. the earlier'^tock trading today perance Union in Norwich, which pany, has been depressed by the re-^ striWbig Hancock’s. ' , ; arking ■with criminals-^ group cl incident with weakness in the | closed this ? ’4ftertiQoU,^ include th^ Insurance Stocks >ssibly composed of a business 3 duced Mset value of its holdings. Aetna Casualty 84 88 Th^ truck, loaded with fruit, was •4 Van Sweringen issues. The general official delegate, Mrs. L. S. Burr Aetna Fire isap, a physician, a psychiatrist and movement of prices was irregular who remained In Norwich for the Since some of these stocks have' •Mi* 51 53 the property of Sanov Youlovsky, of WOLF’’ ^ sociologist, at least.” entire time of the convention, Mrs. been put up as collateral against the Aetna Life 65 67 56 Enfield street, Hartford. It was on a reduced turnover. Alleghany Corporation bonds and. Automobile ...... 28 30 Alleghany (3orp. dropped 3 points, J. A, Hood,. Miss Mary Fergusoni driven by Sidney Haltman of that With Mrs. Geofge E. Keith, Mrs. Fayett^ Van Sweringen Corporation notes, Conn. General .., 118 122 city. It is understood the truck was to 15 5-8, a new low, Chesapeake Hartford Fire .. 60 62 & Ohio, Chesapeake Corp., Nickel B. Clarke, Mrs. Albert Mann. Mrs. there has been some hasty selling, parked on accoimt of a flat tire. JvV EV.iRQckwELL POTTER Hood gave tbe report for the state of those liens, although it is report­ Ht-fd Steam Boiler 53 56 Plate and Pere Marquette were also National Fire .... 55 57 MILTON SILLS soft, yielding 1 Fto 5. Westinghouse on foreign missions and relief, and ed that ample collateral is being, easily maintained. Phoenix F ir e ...... 69 72 • WA^ NOT PIRACY . TO HEAD MISSIONS Electric, after selling 2 1-2 points Mrs. Burr on Parliamentary usage. _____L Jane Keith and Raymond Hackett Rev, Mr. Spaulding of New Liondoq Third, ^quarter ' earnings state-, Travelers ...... 1040 1060 higher, sagged to 101 1 -8, yester­ Public Utilities Storks Rome, Oct. 23.— (AP)—The Su­ I ■- day’s low, but soon recovered. Two gave the, .princlped address of the ments bompriBed the bulk . of the;, With a surrounding program consisting of e; Madison,' Wis., Oct. 23.— (AP) — ; conventloii.'■ ' ' ' day«»t;5o;^rate news; ;- and were-i Conn. Eleo Serv ..... 73 77 preme Court today decided that the to three pbiiit advances in Ameri­ Conn. Power ...... 61 63 seizure of the steamship (iogne by 'I'he Rev. Rockwell' Harmon Potter j can Can, J. I. Case, Columbia Car­ about ih keeping vnth conservative Talking Comedy Pathe Sound News y>i- in Hartford, Conn., was elected: expectations. Deferred recovery in Greenwich W&G, pfd.. — 91 officers of Gabriele D’Annunzio dur­ firesident ^ tfie American Roard of | bon, U. S. Steel, American Tobacco do, pfd ...... ■...... — 50 ing the Flume trouble of 1920 was And Other Short Subjects “B” , UniPh Carbide and Vanadium OPENING STOCIS '■ corporate earnings -has probably Cfommlssidnem^or foreign ^Missions I ' i bejijn * responsible' for much of the Hartford Elec Lgt ... 66 68 an act o f. war and not of 'piracy. ^ the organization's 12 ist annual; were likewise shaded, but good sup­ Hartford Gas ...... 74 78 Hence the ruling means that the port was in evidence at the lo-wer ----- — I downward readjustment of share do, pfd : ...... 45 50 meeting toda-y. New York, Cct. 23.— (A P)—Share prices. Some brokers are advising Italian Union Insurance Company The Rev. Alden H. Clark qf Wel­ levels and the list pointed higher S N E T Co ...... t .. 158 163 must pay for the loss involved. %■ again in ;around booh, prices rallied briskly at the opening! their eustomefs that this readjust- lesley, Mass., for 25 years a mis­ of today’s Stock Market. American j ment seems to have been com- Manufacturing Stocks The decision was given on appeal sionary in Inqja, was elected secre- Call money renewe at 2 per cent. Am Hardware ....----- 52 54 from the Appellate Court of, Turin, Can rose 2 points, and U. S. Steel, jpieted in many cases. Conspicuous Amor Hosiery 28 WARNER BROS. I: fiery of a foreign department. The | Westinghouse Elleqtric, Loew’s, Pub- }n the day’s batch of stateents was w'ftich ruled in the same way. Rev. Wynn Cowan Fairfield of j Amer Silver ...... — 20 t o d Xy lie Service of N. J., National Dairy that of Dupont, which earned $1.05 When the ship was seized it wa.s Ncwtonville, Mass., a worker in CURB QUOTATIONS and American Machine and Foun­ Arrow H and H, com. 37 39 on the way from Fiume to Sao FRIDAY John'Barrymore China for 20 years, wae named as­ a share In the third quarter, against do p f d ...... 102 106 ir" dry, all rose a 'point. General Elec­ $1.80 a share OB a slightly smaller Paulo with valuable cargoes for and in sociate secretary. tric and Chesapeake and Ohio Automatic Refrig .... — 8 Brazilian companies. ' ! (By Associated-Cress.) number of shares in the same period Bigelow Sanford, com. 38 41 s a t u r d .a'y STATE “Moby Dick” I Amer Cit Pow and Lt B ...... 9 mountefi %. There were isolated of 1929. Almost half this reduc­ soft spots, however. Air Reduc-* j Am Super Power ...... 14% tion, however, waz due to lessened Billings and Spencer . ^ 4 Qept States EHec...... 13% tion lost a point, Radio Keith, %, CONFERENCE CALL and American Telephone, %. returns from its General Motors in­ Bristol Brass ...... — 15 . , . ■ I Cities Service' ...... 23% vestment. National Biscuit report Talking Pictures Have Never Tbe market displayed considerable do, pfd ...... 95 -——— • i Elec Bond and Share ...... 52 V4 was a bright spot, showing $1.01 a Case, Lockwood and B 500 , Boston, Oct.25.— (AP)— The, Italian Superpow ...'...... 4 buoyance in the first half hour. Tbe 105 resistance offered to selling pres­ ■hare, as Increased from 80 cents Collins Co ...... *— Offered Anything Funnier Than formal call for the sixtfiNew Eng- i Niag and Hud P ow er...... 12 % Colt’s Firearms ...... 22 24 sure yesterday appeared to have a year ago, calculated en the same land conferwee was issued, today b y ' Pennroad' ...... 8 %, number of shares. Eagle Ldek ...... 30 35 President Redfielck Proctor, of the Q i n d ...... 40 % prompted considerable short cover­ Fafnir Bearings ...... — 75 ing. Utilities displayed conspicuous Although • - Wall street has been, I'Tew England Coimcil to the 900 in-[united Gas ...... 9% rather deaf of late to predictions of Fuller Brush, Class A. — 18 group strength, gnd miscellaneous dustrial, commercial and agricul­ Unit Lt and Pow A 29% business recovery, optimistic analy­ Hart and Cooley ..... — 125 tural organizations of the six New manufacturing issues rose substan- "Vacuun; Oil ...... 60% ses presented by speakers at the Hartmann Tob, com . — 15 BUSTER England states. The conference will Hally. Trading, however, was in do, p f d ...... — 60 be held in Boston Nov. 20 and 21. moderate volume. annual conference of major indus­ tries nt Chicago yesterday appeared Inter S ilver...... '. .1 55 65 The conference will mark the 5th~ WANTS BRIDE BACK American Can extended its rise to do, pfd ...... JOl 105 anniversary of the meeting in 3 points, and shares showing ad­ to have been reassuring.' Further­ more, wall street expects speakers Landers, Frary & Clk. 61 63 KEATON 'orcesteribi JQ25 da^led by the six vances of 2 or more included U. 3. Man & Bow, Class A. — 15 ew England govefsore, at which Dknbury, Oct. 23—(AP) —(AP) Steel, American Tobacco B, Colum­ at tbe meeting of the'American Iron t and dteel Institute tomorrow to pre­ do, Class B ...... — 10 In the Battle of Laughs ^ e New England council was form­—While he is taking steps to annul bian ' Carbon, Worthington, RocH New Brit Mch. com .. 15/ 20 ed. Methods of dealing with present the martiage df)his sixteen year old Island, Case and Westinghouse Elec- sent a constructive outlook. With U. S. Steel’s quarterly statement due j do p fd ...... 94 business problems and tbe question daughter Theresa Azzarita Ferrira trie. Allied Chemical mounted 5 I North and J u d d ...... 19 20 ftom John Ferrira, the girl’s father, next week, cominissiqn house statis-; ^ New ^gland’s objectives in the point. Gains of I to 2 points were Niles Bern Pond 21 23 Jseit five years will form the subject Framk >Azzarita, is keeping her at recorded by Aniericim Water Works, tioians are busy' making forecasts, 4 8 ‘D o u g h B o y s ’ home and' 'will not let her husband and generally, they look for about Peck, Stow and Wilcox jifiatter of the ccmf?ronoe ..,discus- American and Foreijgn Power, Elec­ Russell Mfg. Co...... 45 55 ^ons. .<•. see her or communicate with her, tric Power and Light, Consolidated $2 a shnre, amply covering the $1.75 41 43 \ with the young brldgegroom told the po­ Scdvill ^ . Gas, North American, National diiridend. Persons who were predict­ Seth Thom CO;, Com . 22 27 lice this forenoon. ing an extra dividend of $1 a short 100 llfi The couple ran away yesterday Power and Light, Stone and Webr Standard Screw ...... Cliff Edwards ‘ )APT. PARKER HONORED ster, American Telephone, Radiol time ago, however, were leas confix do. pfd. guar . 100 and were married in Carmel, N. Y. dent, Stanley Works ...... 35 36 They were enjoying a wedding din­ General Electric, General Motors. (The Swinging Boughboy) Warner Brothers and Woolworth. C ^ money continued in abundant Smythe Mfg 80 Washington, Oct. ,23.—(AP.)— ner with friends in Newtown last supply, at 2 per cent, with large 115 evening when tbe bride’s father ap­ Dupont sagged a point, in respo^e Taylor l^on ...... / 1^ ' aptain Alton Parker, Marine Corps to. its third quarter earnings state­ outside bfferings and few takers at Torrington ...... 48 60 [fflcer of Los Angeles who flew -with peared and took his' daughter b a ^ 1 1-2. Bankers state that plentiful Underwood Mfg Co .. .* 68 70 You have seen war. comedies be­ tocher home. Both Azzarjta and ment, showing net of $1.06 a share, ear Admiral Richard E. Byrd and against $1.8Q a year ago. Unsatis money may be expected almost in­ Union Mfg' Oo ...... Ferrira have retained coiln'sw [^ d . > ■ - ; ----- o — definitely, on the bask of the pres­ fore—but take a tlp->^ere is the ijmt Baldhen over the, Antarctic, both have appealed to the police, the ^ ^ “ ^ earnings statements, as well U S Envelope, com . .. 200 been recommended for the Dls- as the steel trade reviews, however, ent outlook. do, pfd ..... )»•••« X19 scream of the trenches! husband to have his bride restored ,80 ajgiffshed Flying Cross by tbe and the fdther to have the police seemed ■■tO'v have. been largely-. - dis­ Vaeder Root .... Qjar i of Awards of the Navy. Whitlock Coll Pipe 20 order/tife airdent bridegroom to keep counted, and the market reflected MUSEUM CONFERENCE 'Th; citation commends Captain aiyay Irem-the bouse. ■ ; 'iS' 9diat appeared to be an oversold-con- akk jr’s work as a test pflot with dwon. \ i 13 On the &mo Program! e ^ r d expedition. . COLLEGE 100 YEARS OLD Sterling ^cables opened at $4.86 Hartford, Oct. 28— iAP)—The ^e^eants 'Victor H. Czegha of X5-I6,.iinch4iged. 13th annual New England confer­ ;" Moytotona yerrion of alden. Mass., and Kenneth F. Ashland, Va., Oct. 23.— (AP.)— ence of the American Aesociation of Welmian’s BriUbiat Story Mueeume opened this morning lit ANDY uhler, of-this city, both of the Ma­ Educators and Methodist church FORMER JUDGE DIES ON THl SCmCN ne Corps, have he'ra recomntended Bridgeport, Oct. 23. — (AP.)— the Morgan Memorial Museum with | ■ , • -ii lexers from eastern and southern talks by memers. It will continue Adams Exp .. 1 * ♦ • *•* •<"rt-2 1 % ]f the Navy Cross for their' work states joined with colleges officials Thomas. C. Coughlin, former judge today and tomorrow with lectures Air Reduction > e ■ aa-e e e-ea "mechanics •with the Byrd expedi- today in celebrati^ the one hun­ of probate- and well known member ‘ON YOUR BACK’ ahd tours of inspection. .Allegheny i . . > •' s-'t’ #' e. a.a • e a a > a-a a m < m . dredth anniversary of tbe -founding- o fthe Fairfield county bar, died' at -‘1 - ? Frank B. Gay, director emerituz Am Gan % • •'a'a.g a.a.a a.a g.UW e , WItti of Randolph-Macon coUege, the old; Ws hqme ,^ Stratford this morning. Of- the Wadsworth Atheneum, pre- Am and For Pow est chartered Me&o'dlst college in ^ Judge Coughlin was bom - .De­ sided, at today’s meeOng in the Am Intemat eta e 4 "or e'-a -H.B. Personal Notices the. United State's. cember 24,1867 and was a gri^uate Memorial. -Archibald A. Welch,| Am Pow ahd ^ Tbe exercises began .morning School of the ; f .otunmittee Am Rad Stiuid San 92 6 IreheRicfci? iA thn the; .i^e WUiiam L. Am Roll MiUs 87% Rev. Dr. Berfiard J la i^ t^psCbrnh^ - v:^te tfliferman^^rfe^ B r j^ t of the Museum te 'A m Smelt ...... V# • • 53)4 STARTS FRIDAY jSard <^1 )111111(6 president of 'the pf^tirDfit^, E lfi^ th Districk(raad nerved in .,'i •.«.'4.198% R^ytnondH ^eM Pro^desce^:^^^ted o: the last ah' Am Tel hnd Tel ...... ^ “1 a # 19H?> Ha^w1|i|;: « « e e e e*eX98V^ %na'fath«r. We would eapecial- year of service for the college by' 1918 he was named judge of the tional work In'the Boston museumi Ati Ref ' e » -• e e • • 23%. HARTFORD fthank the' Modern Woodmen and the president. Dr.- ..R - ob- ert-^ _ ory-C ity -C ou rt-a n d held that oUfine arts, spoke on-;‘The nev? Baldwin and Ohio...... «. 4 . 79% M A N C H E ^R E V B N i^ HBRiiaa^ SOITTH THURSDAyi!< ,\ f-M

(V l»W^-ctosey-giytog«tbo Ssout-Oathr Laws. ^ HOUSF LEGS IS FRIENDLY prANKLADe’m ^ . ... HotM .. ■’- / I f FINKBEIN GIETY flUl lirtitH^ The first f«dl: meeitog. of Jhe TO BE HEU ON M O W finished Friday. MSS A model areo^ane ulasB Will meet Frifiaidly B rid ge^ u b'^ ll &ke ^ilace ■irtoop'^^'met Tiie^fsly' ervbfung -ift OFUQUORSALE TODISIAHORNEY tomorrow afternoon at the home of the following/FTidjor.’ 'A yote will S t Mary’s' Church. Twenty-one be: taken as to wmch kind of model Second Daughter of Dfc. the president, Mrs. George W. House S^uts and recruits-were present. of Benton street. Expect 150 to Attend Annual shall be made.. W^ KiljAtrlckJhaa. Mrs. Anstih Cniienc7'to--Makel AfiRaif at Country Club^ iS^man Ulbrioh led.& e tropp in ’donated the use of his plans to the giving therSbWt QR^and M l ? Man McGlinn Chased is Fined Gangster Says He Will Do All Wai?d'Ch^ey ^Simp bf' the Span­ lyiany Visitors. ' ‘ , -class.ix Scouts are asked to bring . . . . . i?r .i ■«-?}3* ish War Veterans will hold its regu Patrol dues were collected by, the plans or.diesigns..Qf-birdrh9U^. to. That local milk dealers who ped­ . Mrs. Austin Cheney.of 99 Hat are patix)l treasurers..,. Short patrol the meeting TuhEKlay. - dle in the wee morning hours, have in His Power to Hein the 1 at; a- o’clock in : 'The Manchester.IOwahi3 Cauh matings ‘vfere h^d* and termhiAted f Scribe, .^tchett. $100 — Takes Appeal; begun or are about to begin, ped­ r •[ the Armory. j planning to, entertain about one when two blasts , wpre blowp on. a dling in the afternoon instead—to hundred and ^ t y people at the of her debutante - daughter, M i^ I. The Departments o f the Connecti- whistle. ’Ihaneyf wcnnta;,G.*'W^ Marjory Bacon Cheaiejy...t * r eliminate freezing of the milk. Authorities. Gountiy Club next Monday evening and A. Vhice HaVfe almost ci6iiipltd:ed Other Case. I cut Auxiliary of the United Span- at their Ladies’ Night. They are ex- Mrs'. Charles Chdh^'bf , ------i ish War Veterans vdU hold a recep- ^ delegation from Hertford. their tenderfoot tests. We will be ford Road will give; a dinner for the That so accustomed did automo­ ( tion and dinner m honor of the Na- i glad to welcome them as “tender- young people here fo r ’ tiie com ing / bile drivers become to stopping for New York, Oct. 23.— (AP)—Jack i tional President, Edith Bird of Ohio, I Bntam, Meriden, and Wm- feet,” with, an initiation. 'Two lines Julius Finkbein of Hawthorne sted. International Trustee Ernest out party,'at her'hoine^ preceding the, com borer Inspectors - . .that . . many ' (Legs) Diamond was right friendly Sunday afternoon at 1 o’clock at were formed and a. game of Pass street was found guilty of keeping slow up when they reach tbe potatj^^^s attorney MacGregor of Norwalk is to 4>e the the dance. Miss M alory is the secx -■ the Hotel Garde, Hartford. All ’TheTinpan” was-played.- William. ond daughter.', of. -. l i i . and Mr^ .- liquor with intent to sell by Judge where the inspectors were station-1 hospital speaker. The Kiwanis Quartet Weir dropi>ed the pan passed to hi: Twenty tables of setback players Raymond A. Johnson in the Man­ members of Mary B. Cheney Auxi­ Austin Oieney, . -.. V if .- liary who wish to attend are asked which sang at the Worcester Con­ many times, but- finally succeedi gathered at the West' Side Rec last chester police court this morning jon Welfare island where the gang­ vention consisting of EHmer night to play for the turkeys offer­ ster is nursing four bullet Wounds. in catching it. A celluloid ball was TO EUM INAl® and a fine of $100 and costs was That a comtemplated suit against t. get m touch Thienee, Eltaer Wedeu, Helge Pear: produced by Scoutmaster Grawahaw ed as jwri^s to the four tqtaling the imposed. From this decision Fink­ “Who shot you, Diamond?” the j Elizabeth Olds, son, and Elmore Watkins wili sing, highest scores. The four who ai'e * Hartford, Oct. \ 23.^(AP.l---’Ihe the parents of the boy who shot district attorney sisked for the tenth i noon tomorrow so that she will be j and a few". games were played: bein gave notice of appeal and a another’s eye out with a slingshot and a cast of local Kiwanians will Four sides were picked up, the ^des assured of turkey for ’Thanksgiving Public Utihtiesj Comndssi(m» in ^ . bond of $200 cash was furnished by time. ! able to report to the department put on a sketch “The Kiwatois are: William Runde, Mrs. William order made public today, directs, th^ / has been halted on the discovery “I don’t know any more about it i president for reservations. then lay upon the floor facing each his wife for his appearance at the that parents are not held responsi­ Finishing School’’ which in itself is other, the celluloid ball was then Hudson, Frank McClelland, and Mrs. New Haven Railroad “'Company and December term of the Superior than you do. Judge,” the racketeer William Anderson, who placed m the city of Hartford,‘:.to eliminate,, ble for the actions of a child. Edward J. Murphy, Depot Square a real treat. The cast in this play thrown in the space between, the court. Finkbein was represented in replied. “If I can help you out, the the order named. the dangerous ,condIflc«is-:by reinovl- ' druggist is in New Haven today at­ has not been- announced and wiU be Scout nearest the ball then was to court by Attorney W. S. Hyde. though, let me know.” a surprise. Dinner -will be served try to blow it into enemy territory Whist will be played Saturday ing the grade crossings over thfe The principal witness in the case That any avid reader of maga­ tending a meeting of the executive zines who cares more for what is Diamond, his doctors said, is im- promptly at 6:30 at the Country for the score. Bantly. blew so much evening and turkeys, .wall a^ain be tracks'of" the railroad; company,, , ; was Sergeant John J. McGlinn who between the covers than for the ip r o ^ g rapi^y ^ d soon the bullets committee of the Connecticut Phar­ known as Windsor street, . Russell maceutical Association, of which he Club followed by a talk by Trustee that he was glad the game ended awarded as first and second prizes. placed the man imder arrest after a themselves can buy an un- in his body wUl be removed. ^ street, Avon - street .-and- (Jantqh . is a member. TJus committee will MacGregor. The remainder of the when it did; Monday night a men’s, setback will lively chase last Saturday afternoon j cwe^rs After the interview the district After these games the meeting be held at the School street Rec. street crossings-in Hartford. in the neighborhood of the old power limited amount of reading material re^r^Se pmer^nFs at a local smoke shop at five cents attorney said he had learned a lot house near the South Manchester from the gangster about the men convention of pharmacists, prepare railway. Finkbein according to the the copy—the covers being . sent the legislative program for the in­ back to the publishers for credit. who shot him in the Monticello evidence had been furnishing wet hotel eleven days ago, and about the coming session of the Legislature goods to customers whom he met and make final arrangements for That after the stress of a physi­ circumstances of the attack. in that vicinity. The officer in his Four men whom Diamond didn’t the mid-winter meetmg of the drug- attempt to halt the man fired his cally and mentally fatiguing fuper- al, a local undertaker has a novel know were the assailants, the gang- j 8JSts df this state^ pistol in the air. ster said, and he defended himself j Attorney Hyde argued that the way of gaining a much needed rest The marriage of Miss Eugenie —he lies down in one of his own with a pillow snatched from his bed [ Mo n tg o m er y W ard & Co. Bernier, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. evidence was not of sufficient weight as the intruders’ gims began to to convict and he believed that the coffins! Joseph Bernier of 242 Park Ter­ man’s previous record should not be bark. But, despite the e'vidence of race, Hartford, to Leon Fallot, son allowed to enter into the present That a resident of Bissell street a broken collar bone and three of Mr. and Mrs, Frederick G. Fallot case. did a toboggan down the cellar crushed ribs. Diamond said nobody of 97 Ridge street, ■will take place The fact that Finkbein attempted stairs the other day skinning both laid a hand on him. at St. Anne’s church, Monday, Oct. to destroy the contents of the bottle elbows and bruising a shoulder. A “They didn’t kick me, either,” he 27 at 8 a. m. he was carrying and that he ran pan left on the top step of the stair told the district attorney. “All my away from the officer was evidenqe served as the vehicle. wounds are bullet wounds.” A daughter was born on Sunday enough' to convict, Prosecuting At­ The district kttomey said he October 19 to Mr. and Mrs. Charles torney Hathaway contended. That the president of one of the had subpoenaed the gangster to Edward Robb, of Washington, D. Mrs. Cora E. Brainerd of North local football clubs invited the appear before a Grand Jury No­ C. Both Mr. and Mrs. Robb are School street pleaded guilty to keep­ officials of the other to attend a vember 16. He thinks the man is former residents of Manchester, ing an unlicensed dog and paid a ge.me the other twilight—when said telling the truth, he said, but he Mrs. Robb being Miss Anna Loomis fine of $2 with costs. She was ar­ officials arrived they discovered hopes to identify Diamond’s assail­ before her marriage. rested on complaint of Dog Warden that no provisions had been made ants by means of Rogues’ Gallery Fred Krah. to receive them with the result that photographs. The Sock and Buskin club of Man­ they were forced to dig down for chester High school will hold a so­ the price of admission. cial, at the Manchester Country club WAPPING WOMEN A ( ^ this evening. LIFE INSURANCE TRUST It was John Carabino and not Odds and Ends Left From Our Nation Wide Semi-Annual Ward W eek Center Church TO SERVE CHICKEN PIE Anthony Carabino of Glenwood street who was fined a dollar and PLAN TO BE OUTLINED costs for ■violation of the rules of the THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY Activities The Federated Women Workers road in Glastonbury, Monday. John of the Wapping church •will serve is the son of the latter. Fall acti-vities at the Center Con­ Bank Officials and Insurance one of their widely famed chicken gregational church are now in full . Agents Invited to Meeting at pie suppers tomorrow evening at The Llither League of the Swedish the Wapping school hall. The sup­ Lutheran church will journey to FloorSamples swing and the new Center church Chamber Tomorrow. per -will be ready at six o’clock and house' is so planned that several dif­ Bristol tonight as guests of the the ladies ■will continue to serve as Luther League there. Cars will Except for the fact that these items have been used as dem­ ferent organizations may meet at Manchester bank officials and in­ long as patrons arrive. the same time ■without in the least leave the churefi at 7 o’clock. onstrators, for window' and flpor displays, etc., and therefore, are surance agents have been in'vited to Mrs. Augusta Burger, cheurroan,: slightly shop wdlTi, they^arjs'in perfect condition. Sharply re­ disturbing each other. For women’s attend a meeting in the Chamber of will be assisted by Mrs. G. A. Col- organizations within and -without Celebrating^ hiSr fourth birthday duced in price to close out quickly...... Commerce office tomorrow after­ lins, Mrs. Donald Grant, Mrs. | Miss Jean Miarie Carlson, daughter of irio the church, the centrally located noon at 3:30 o’clock, at which time Homer Lane, Mrs. Raymond W. : Mrs. Ethel Carlson of 17 Deming 6 Wardway Gyrator Wash- on ladies’ parlor is much in demand. the life insurance trust plan ■will Belcher and Mrs. C. W. Benjamin, street, held a birthday party to iin For small gatherings of church or be outlined by T. J. Reardon, secre­ Mrs. John Collins, president of the [ which she in’vited 12 of her play- Suites ing Machines, VaL $86.50 ^ v Coats ’id! outside societies the Robbins room, tary of the Life Insurance Trust organization and Mrs. Frank Cong- mates and ' cousins yesterday. . . The— t.fll or the all-purpose room, seems Plan Company of Hartford. The don are super’vising the decorations. little, girl received a large number ’ 12 Vacuum T about the right size. To those who meeting is sponsored by the Cham­ Mrs. Congdon, Mrs. A. E. Stiles, of gifts. ,7( may be interested,, this room is ber of Commerce and has won the Mrs. G. W. Smith and Mrs; Henry $ 8 9 . 0® Cleaners. Value $29.75 .... tim s named in honor of the Rev. Silas W. approval of both parties interested Chandler will sell aprons, pillow All the schools in town will be 1 'I Robbins, pastor of the church for and at least forty persons are ex­ cases, luncheon sets and other de­ closed tomorrow on account of the JiuT. o'v^er 20 years, the longest pastorate pected to attend. sirable gift articles, made by the state teachers’ convention in Hart­ 10 WardsO-Leum Rugs, Only 30 Coats left from. War* held by any one of the Center The life insurance trust plan irt Two odd’ Bihlhg^ Suites bffpf-* I Federated Workers for' this anntal ford. ■';■ $4.79■: ’ .TO;. ■' Week? '"We'must cle/ar" dtirii church-ministers.- .‘"'. , brief-jpvts therprincip)^: left to tho event. " ed now at sharp savings. Val­ 9x12 ffc, Value $7.95 .... space for incomirlg fflerchatt^i Tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock a beneficiary into a trust fund from The menu speaks for itself and Tomorrow evening the Young ues from $98 to $139. dise! Not all sizes in every which the money is given system­ preliminary meeting or conference the price may be found in an adver­ Men’s Fellowship class and the Use Our Budget Plan. 18 Floor Lamps, with style or color. ' » looking toward the organization of atically. Statistics show that insur­ tisement in today’s Herald: Fniit Fidelity Bible class of the Swedish $9.75 a social club for married couples of ance received by a widow is now cocktail, real old-fashioned home Lutheran ch«rch -will combine in a Small Carrying Charge. , / Shades. Value $18.00 the congregation will take place in squandered •within a period of seven made chicken pie, mashed potatoes social at Grange hall, Hillstown. rrrA t! ; V the Robbins room.'’^ years. If desired by the local insur­ and turnips, cranberry sauce, Cars ■will leave the church at 7:30. ance men other meetings of a simi­ celery, pickles, vegetable salad, 6^Gas Ranges, Porcelain New officers for the Center lar nature will be held and even­ rolls, coffee, apple, pumpkin and Enameled, Reg. Price $39.50 $34.95 church Men’s League are ks fol­ tually the plan ■will be presented to other open-face pies, candy and BANK OF ENGLAND REPORT lows: President, Roy E. Buckler; an all membership meeting of the nuts. ■vice-president, Charles Oliver; sec­ Chamber. London, Oct. 23 — (AP) — The W eather Stripping retary, Arthur M. Potter; treasurer, ILLUSTRATOR MARRIES weekly statement of the Bank of 95c Walter Parson. England shows the following (40 ft. roU )...... CARDINAL DEAD Lovell, Maine, Oct. 23— (AP) — changes in pounds: total reserve in­ Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 the McClellan Barclay, New York illus­ creased 3,637,000; circulation de­ Innerspving Bee Supplies reduced .50% Cosmopolitan Club •will meet in the Sarragosa, Spain, Qct. 23.— (AP.) trator, and Miss Helene Marie C. creased ti,533,000; bullion increas­ ladies’ parlor. Cardinal "Vincente Casanova, arch­ Haskins of New York City, who ed 1,104,000; other securities de­ gave her occupation aa music, were creased 62,000; public deposits in­ Portable Sewing Machine bishop of Granada, died here this married October 11, at Center creased 15.536,000; other deposits Mattress Saturday at 2 p. m.. Shining afternoon. Value $45.00 .. $26.49 Light Circle of Junior Kings Daugh­ Lovell, records at the town clerk’s decreased 12,627,000; notes reserve ters -will meet in the committee office here revealed today. increased 3,651,000; government Cardinal Casanova was 76 years Barclay, who had been previously securities decreased 665,000. 20 of these dresses left i room. old. He was created a bishop in Curtains Only Saturday evening from 7 to 8:30 married and divorced, gave his age The proportion of the bank’s re- from Ward Week and to insure 1907 and in 1921 was created arch­ as 39 and his bride, 20. The cere- j serve to liability is 55.80 per cent Value 98c. 59 c quick selling we are offering the junior department of the church bishop of Granada, In March, 1925, mony was performed by Waldo N. | compared ■with 54.05 a week ago. 1 3 » -*s them at definite sa'vlrigs! Not school will have a Hallowe’en par­ he was elevated to cardinal. It was Seavey, justice of the peace. 1 Rate of discount 3 per cent. all sizes in every style! ty. his principal life work to revive the SATIN PILLOWS'—^good quality of rayon in flowered Perfect condition. We’ve Saturday Miss Hazel Trotter and sacred music of the liturgy. effects and plain colors. 1 i ‘•jf Miss Elizabeth Barrett will be in cut prices on the remaining 10. He established a college of Seises Buy now—Save! Shirred models! Reg. $2.25 ...... charge of the ej^ibit of kindergar- (the Sixes), groups of acolytes to $1.19 I ten methods at the Hartford Coim- dance and chant according to an­ CHILDREN’S SHOES— built for growing feet! y Caff : ty Church School Convention in cient formal ritual in the cathedral grain leatheTs in black or tan^— A j ' Southington. during the ceremonies of Corpus Bayer-Tablets Christ! and on other special occa­ priced to save! Reg. $1.39. Pair V 1 • v l U Delegates from the Center church sions. A s p i r m ^ WOMEN’S SILK HOSIERY—in chiffon or service Cyp Club to the Older Young Peo­ In his cathedral the bodies of the I S . M e h ’ s ple’s conference at Southington on Catholic rulers Ferdinand and Isa­ £ weight. Full fashioned, too. Saturday are the follo’wing: Edith bella, lie in an imdergroimd chapel. Popular colors. Reg. 98c. Pair.. 49c and Robert McComb, Harvey Gould, SUITS Kenneth Leslie, Mildred Sutherland ASK NEW WAR NAME MEN’S WORK SHIRTS—of heavy b|ue chambrayj./Dbit- and Miss Elizabeth Barrett. Miss Occasional ble stitched seams. Cut full and roomy. Lois Zimmerman, director of reli­ Baltimore, Oct. 23.— (AP.)—A Big values ...... O O C .',T gious education among the Center bill to establish the official name of $ church young people will accom­ the war of 1861-65 as the war be­ Chairs WHIRLDRY WASHER, Value to $29.75. pany the group. Miss Zimmerman, tween the states and eliminate use Value $142.00. * Cash ../...... who is continuing her studies at the of the term civil war, is being pre­ for .00 Hartford School of Religious Educa­ pared for early introduction in Con­ 4 PC. WALNUT BEDROOM SUITE, 10 Men’s , tion and makes her home in Hart­ gress, the Maryland di'vision of the ford, is here for the week-ends. United Daughters of the Confeder­ Value $98.00 . . : ...... / ...... $69.00 acy was told yesterday. \ , / TOPCOATS Wednesday evening, October 29, Miss Sally Washington Maupin, We have only 12 (Jhairs left is the date of the harvest supper to the first -vice-president, urged sup­ from Ward Week’s successful BOYS’ SUITS. Reg. $9.75 $4.95 t oe served in the banquet hall begin­ port of the measure. She said the selling. To insure immediate .■■Aif ning at 6:30. Mrs. Harold Belcher, bill would be introduced by Repre­ clearance, we have priced them HOT WATER HEATERS general chairman, will be assisted sentative Lister Hill, of Alabama. almost at cost. ' Value to $14.50 ...... $5.75 Value $24.00. by ladies of the church whose 1 Prompf relief'from names begin with the initials A to OPEN INFIRMARY F inclusive. Mrs. Raymond Burn­ h e a d a c h e s T s o r e TOMORROW AND ALL WEEK WHILE QUANTITIES LA ST! ham will have charge of the dining Hartford, Oct. 23.— (AP.)—The THROAT, LUMBAGO, , ' q new infirmary building constructed fe n room, Mrs. Ernest Bantly is ar­ RHEUMATISM, NEURITIS, 21st GOLDEN SPECIAL ranging for the program of music at Laurel Heights, Shelton, for the which ■will be given by Mr. and Mrs. state tuberculosis commission, was NEURALGI^, epLDS, Men^s Blanket Lmed Charles Robbins and Mr. and Mrs. open for inspection yesterday and ^ ACHES an^ iP ^ ^ u USE OUR :/VkIaes iii‘ Sidney French. Rev. Truman Wood­ today, and v(ill be open for •visitors | ward of East Hartford will be the again tomorrow. The commission ■ BUDGET PLAN ® J E-vipry Di^t. im<^j^l mittee is planning to cater to at date 100 additional beds for tuber- 1 the N o r t ' blanket cloth about one-fourth wool! , ______least 200 persons. cular patients. It is planned to ad-1 'NOT®-THESE FEATURES!- ■' , ’ ..r mit the first patient to the new in- j 1—^Four big outside pockets with full size button-down flaps^, and'one 2-^Rust-proof buttons, $md very carefully ma^e button-holes.,,^ : ' Miss Harriet Condon, art teacher firmary on Monday. ; handy inside pocket. ^ ~ i ' s m i at the Manchester High school, sup­ 3— One-button open cuffs which permit westfOT^to turn back cuffa if he ftesiresr . - t i ported by the Center church Wom­ KELLOGG ON BENCH 4— Double stitched seanis—every strainpoint la strongly reSnforcied wil^ bar-tacking. en’s Federation, will stage an art The Hague, Holland, Oct. 23.— exhibit eit the church the first week (AP.)—Frank B. Kellogg, former in December. United States secretary of . state, newly-elected, judge of the World A TERRIBLE THOUGHT Court, presided at a sitting of that ; Artist: I am going to exhibit that body today when litigation between picture under the name of John France and S’witzerland over the Smith. free rones of Haute Savoie and Pays ■ Friend: Well, I don’t think that’s de Gex was considered. playing the game. The court president, M. Anzilottly , ' Artist: Why not? welcomed Mr. KeUogg with thanks Friend: Think of the thousands of for the linreserved manner in which Innocent men who ■will be suspected. he placed himself at the court’s dls- Show. decorated In Hallowe’en game took place yesterday’ beti^em ffl^SCHWLNDT^ :for the social, the Junior and, Senior girls. The . ■ ■ 'STOECKELEXPUINS NOSPEQACULAR BOLAND AT iM ^IT A L 'A special committee consisting of score was 2-1 -ini favor o f the Louia BuUjh7an„.,Charlotte. Rubinow, JunlorA Appther g ^ e between the B I^ B E p A S AS'PATKRtlMEST Susan Alien, DonneUy, Anna two clasises - win be- played in the The Sock and Busldn dramatio Mrosek, Richard Joslin, and Hewitt nedf future. Hockey, sflthough in­ ON TAX P I T I E S dub wfU hold its. first social meet­ Wilson, has been appointed by the troduced only last year, is rapidly 1 ’A Sta^t Work - Imfiiediatiely on B a^y Hurt on July 9 in Auto ing of the year at'&e Country Club Senior class to look into the prob^ gaining popularity ainoz^ th^ girls. M t- l^yen Enforced to Ppintitf Pre­ Archery has also been introduced, Official Graduation Pictures 11 i?- Accident Local Man Muet h Js evening. .This will be ,a semi- lem of . the selection of a class 1 venting State Inspectors and although it has not been under- Stay Three Weeks More. private meeting. Only mepnbers, of photographer. This year, by special at JNew Studio. , From ldarkipg Cars Tested*. Spi^kers at Chica^ Parley the club will he Wrmitted to'wit­ vote (ff tile class, the pictures will taken*-on a large scale,' it has al­ r # 1 •r-- - • .V *'« . \ ness the entertainment and the be taken before Christinas instead ready gained much popularity. The New Studio on 9 Johfflwn ettoecticuf s proMdwre in admin- ^ Tiiomas Boland of 37 Lancaster huslness meeth^* during the first of late in the spring as is the Usual This week' marked the beginning - Terrace,. oD^which Joim Kluek 'ite the to ^ jistering the law. the,; use S^y^H ^eYer, That Turn- Road has >een coW ied to Hie Man­ part of the evening, but guests custom* This will eliminate the of the second marking period. ,y- ment Is Worst W lidcal Several rehearsals for the “Ad­ pi-oprietor, has been' selected" by ! of stickers on automobileB was , eis^ chester Memorial hospital longer have been invited to the dancing usual .undesirable situation hav­ tovrri-i-\ir ing all expenses come at the same mirable Crichton”' were held this Manchester High school to taki^ the % I plained by CtommisslonCr of ^IMotoF' , than any of the other patients now which will foUow. Bunk Yet IssDod. The ditertainment will be in the time. week. This production is now near­ official pictures of tte senior Class j Vehicles Robbins b '. Stoeckel today.^ in the institution. Me was injured ing the stage of completion as far form of two one-act plays, "Neigh­ The Props and-Paints Society, of members, it was stated today. The in an automobile accident south of as the study of the vart&us roles is IHe made several sugrgestions for bors” by the popular author. Zona the Meriden High school has ex­ work will, begin immediately. The Chicago, Oct. .23.— (AP)—^A pic­ Middletoum’on July 9 last. His dis­ concerned. An exceptionally -fine The Republican State ’Central changes which may eventually re­ charge is not expected Ibr ancthor Gale, and "Moonshine.” In the lat­ tended an invitation to the Sock and students will go to the-studio either cast together with an excellent play sult in modification of present ture of optimism for the eponomic three weeks whldii will make a total ter production John Zapadka will Buskin dramatic club to attend outside school hours or,during sttuty ' Committee issued the following arouses the prediction that this pro­ practices. future was laid before the American confinement of more than foiur portray the role at Luke Hazy, a their presentation of two one act periods^-. niaking their appefint- statement today: "moonshiner” of the Kentucky plays by Sir James M. Barrie on duction will equal if pot exceed, "In . connection with i±ie state­ people today by the conference here months in the hospital. ments through the class advisor. 'To date in this campaign Profes­ wide inspection of safety equipment Mr. -Boland’s cemdition was re­ mountain region, and Francis Mc- next Tuesday evening. The titles of any production previously present­ Miss Avis Walsh. Many of the of leaders of major industries in ed by Sock and Buskin. sor Cross has criticized the Repub­ on automobilfes now being conducted garded as serious wtoo he was first Vdgh will take the role of a reve­ the plays are “The Old Lady Shows tures will be ready for delivery -be> the United States. nue agent. Her Medals” and “The Twelve The high school band is engaging lican party in Connecticut for about by the Connecticut Department of taken to the Middlesex County hos- for Christinas, so that those who Motor, Vehicles,” he said "it has While there will be no spectacu-1 p^tal in M id^town following the Mcl^y’s Orchestra has been Pound Look”, Practically every in a series of intensive rehearsals. desire to do so, may have duplicates everything in Oie calendar, and has happened several times that there lar recovery of business in the ...... cident A- fracture , of . . the.eflcull . .. secured to furnish the dance music, member of Sock and Buskin has de­ It was necessary to almost com­ made to use as presents. offered no constructive ideas. His has been a duplication of tests. opinion of speakers at the confer- feared but this later proved to be a and the affair is expected to be clared his intention to attend this pletely re-organize the band this performance, and It is quite possi­ year as a large number of the form­ / “condemnation” today concerns the Sometimes it occurs that a car encie, the "turning point” has been concussion of^the brain which is far highly succesrful./ which has been tested and passed by reached and this in itself was de­ Another school social, the Sopho­ ble that a bus will be engaged to er members graduated last June. JUST TEm'RIGHT KIND 12 per cent penalty rate on unpaid less serious. The Manchester man one crew will be stopped for exam­ scribed as a step toward a more more Class- Social, will also take transport the delegation to Meri­ Under the supervision bf Carle taxes. He would reduce this and also suffered a broken right hip and ination by a second crew, under the, solid future. three broken ribs in*adStion to in- place tonigrht. Flxtenslve prepara­ den. Cubberly, the cheer-leaders are pre­ Small Boy (who has broken a thereby relieve imemployinent and There will be no school tomorrow paring to make a worthy showing misapprehension that no previous L. J. Tabor, master of the Na­ juries of a lesser nature tions have been made for this dozen eggs) r Mummy, what are you ill health. This is the worst bunk due to the annual teachers’ conven­ at tomorrow’s game. inspection has been made. tional Grange, said: .“Agriculture His condition .was said today to , sodaL The scheme of entertaiin- going to do with the eggs you sent handed out by a political candidate tion. In view of this, a record at­ MORE WISECRACKS L-S- “While such cases are infrequent, is at the turn of the road. Despite have steadily improved and now his pient is entirely novel and orlgind. me to buy? in Connecticut for many years. tendance is expected to witness Derby, Oct. 23.—(AP.) — Judge they do raise the question of certifi­ drought and the decline in prices, ultimate discharge from the hos- j Instead of the ustial games, there “Make an omelette.” ’ the important football game which Archibald Duffield, chairman of the We would refer the professor to cation of cars that have been the farmer has learned to look less pital is delayed only by his‘broken; wlU be a mock inter-coUegiate con- “ Good.”—The Humorist. " Section 1236 of the 1930 Statutes tested to avoid the inconvenience ,of hip which ia slow in mending. The test, SSach home room in,the sopho- is to take place tomorrow between RepublicEm Town Committee and to government and Congress and the local high school and the team Republican candidate for mayor, with which he is undoubtedly un­ a second test. In other states a suc­ more to himself.” cast was remov^ from his hip three more division has adapted the name familiar. In that sectiqn he will weeks ago after having bieenjbeen; Jfi,Jii. of a certain prominent college. of the East Hartford High school. commenting today - on Democratio cessful method has been the issu- Other Opinions find specific provision for the “ ®®dy,!jyjgg sticker, which is placed ^ - J i n H i m f r v I P^® 15 weeks. A few days ago | Thei^e "colleges” wUl compete at In spite of the fact that the Man­ State Chairman Sullivan’s state­ DAVID CHAMBERS and unfortunate. The state even UDon the windshield or the rear Opmions thi^t American md given crutches but Is not: the social for honors in various chester High team lost its two last ment to Jasper McLevy that the goes so far as to allow the suspen­ \^dow. The obvious reason why ^ ^ events, Perhaps the most games, these games were lost by Democrats are giuining for bear and CONTRACTOR sion of tax collection for fifteen Connecticut has not adopted this productioii and that Ammc^ | jj ^ ^ wheal! comical of these events will be the such close margins and were so not chipmxmks, said: years without payment of a penny in practicea law e tries *ort walks ‘ ‘broad grin" event. Posters adver- adver­ well contested^ that the team has “That may be so, but what they’ll to^erest charges, if the facts pre­ against interference with the vision stay were expres..ea oy o ^ ^ tising the social l^ve been dis­ the whole-heSrted support of tke get will be crow.” Judge Duffield is AND BUILDER { sented warrant such suspension. of an operator in any^wayjhe^ optimism also was! Mr. Boland was injured when an tributed about the main building, student-body. deputy judge of the Derby City The act which created this section are no specifications, under our law ; . ^ or opumsm « j automobUe overturned in which he and the assembly hall has been An interesting field hockey Court and a noted wit. 68 HolUster Street ■of the Statute was passed in 1927 and practide, as to how large such! given by iVesident Hoover who f®Jt' orts from Vera Cruz say that Ultraviolet Roy ^ ead the Statute referred to he general rule, especitdly if the regu- jpeak production of 69,000,000 tons losses in that state and Oaxaca k ^ g h t theii confer with some of his latton required that it be placed in the next decade. probably will reach 3,000,000 pesos Spsociates who are running on the neS the top of the windshield and j Living St.’-.n.^Ards (about $15,000). The city of Tlaco- pSemocratic ticket and who are not near the bottom. It is appre- j “More capital saving must go to talpan, Vera Cruz, was inundated in the Coasting' prom inent in his party throughout ciable that a sticke*- placed in the l ynproying the living standard and and the municipsil building and oth­ %ie state who have themselves been right hand upper corner of the ,ig3 g jjjto productive facilities. Wages ers partly collapsed. Tuxpan, Vera ^ree riders. windshield migW interfere with the standards be raised not j Cruz, also was flooded with con­ of Lucky Strike^' [; *As in most of his other “issues” operator’s view of the birds and: jov/ered,” said another speaker, j siderable damage. ^he professor should gather at least treetops, but could hardly constitute General Robert E. Wood, Sears, Roe- I ';^;few facts before he issues his daily a danger or be regarded as an ob- | and Company president. } ^tpm of criticism. struction against which an officer j Radio was acclaimed by M. H. j S a y i would feel obliged to take action, I ^^yiesworth, president of the Na- | TO SAVE MISSIONERS £ unless the sticker were large enough ^-jQ^al Broadcasting Company, as | to be extreme. .... u the most important factor in stop- | “For the nuisance which has been farm-to-city movement, Shanghai, Oct. 23.— (A P .)—Gffi- CLEMENT O. occasioned by duplicate mspection the indu'-'rial leaders' cers of the French Asiatic squadron Overnight there is regret. There wiU be an at-1 mnchrrence in the stkte-' ordered gunboats from hoHi tempt to epch examaaUono . ' Fireetone.^r.. I *°f MINIGER A. P- News more practical 'and to work out ^re^iident of the Firestone Tire I 1“ bringing about the release some kind of an authorization which ! of French missionaries who ^ere Noted industrial leader and philanthropist. bTattached to the car instead i^’-^bber Company that “the con among the fourteen church workers can President Electric Anto«lite Company. of issuing cards which must be car- ovcr-capacity is now well captured recently by Reds at Kian, Washington.—Woods takes over ried by the operator, as is now the the road to c^rection. Director iWillys-Ovcriand Company at Kiangsi province. % j^memployment relief, confident of case. TViP The nrp.cientpresent systemsvstem has been i-ioinmont leaders of . mdustry * . , , . French diplomatic officials also developed for the purpose of the banquet npeakers table last [’success. **The demand of Americans for Chicago.—^Business leaders in con- ctiBCkiDfif up * ——_in_____ most onsns the : nlsht/ncluaoJrEdwatd ,G._Seube«, ; i^erence point out need of stability in simple work of” any Connecticut president of the Standard Oil Corn- patches from Kiukiang said one theutmo8tincomfort,convenience '■ business instead of alternate depres­ operator has ttfeen accepted on the pany of Indiana; H. A. Scandrett, French mm was among the four­ matter of previous tests, so that presidefit of the Chicago, Milwaukee, sion and prosperity. teen captives. Reds were reported to and safety has made the Electric Memphis, Tenn.—Wood choppers there has been no particular hard- St. Paul and Pacific Railroad; W. B. Storey, president 'of the Atchison, bo asking $10,000,000 Mexican as AutO'Ute standard equipment in i find two youths burning alive in ship occasioned by duplicate exam Topeka and Santa Fe Railroad; P. ransom. I mysterious brush heap, ination ‘ many J^f the finest of American h Chicago.—Mrs. McCormick blames E. Crowley, president of the New York Central Railroad; Walter P. ' ^ SAVE 85 FIREMEN -Mayor 'Thompson for circulars urg- OMUomobiles* In using the Ultra Chrysler, chairman of the board and ■:-ing negroes to support Lewis. president of. the Chrysler Motor Cor­ Philadelphia, Oct. 23.— (A P .)— V io le t Ray in the ^Toasting* o f the Washington.—Garner says low WAPPING poration; E. R. Erskine, president of Thirty-five firemen, trapped on the 'f/ M I prices for farm products are due to LUCKY STRIKE tobaccos yo u I the Studebaker Corporation; Arthur end of a pier by a wall of flames, i loss of foreign markets through which broke -through the flooring The 'assessors of the . . town . of , Reynolds, board chairman of the have laid the firmest of foundru ■ tariff. South Windsor will meet at the Continental Illinois Bank and Trust behind liem, were rescued by two i Pueblo, Colo.—Vice President Cur- Wapping Center school hall next Company, and Vincent Bendix, pres- ] tugboats today. A few minutes later turns for the success ofyourprod^ I tis assails charges that tariff revi- Friday and Saturday, October 24 ident of the Bendix Aviation Com- the flames closed in on the pier. ‘ Sion has hurt American foreign uct,'Because you are rendering and 25; from 9 a. -m., to 9 p. m. and pany. Driven back time after time by ' trade. at the-town hall at South -Windsor; ------dense clouds of black smoke, more Americans a service which they ; New York.—Henry Ford returns on Fridayr October; 31 and Saturday, | than a score of the city’s fighting I from Europe. I November 1, trom 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. j KHLiLED AT CROSSING units battled for hours to gain con­ a p p recia te most—the b en efit o f Boston.—Boston Hotel Association where all can make oath to their ! ------1trol of the blaze, threatening de­ m o d e m science.*’ ■ denies Legion convention delegates lists. ' i Everett, Mass., Oct. 23.—(AP) — struction to pieris 18 and 20, south ! caused heavy loss of property. Mrs. Oliver A. Jones has recently An unidentified, mah was killed and warves, owned by the Merchants ' Chicago.—Attempt of five men returned to her home in South two others'were seriously injured as and Miners’ Transportation Com­ ' with machine guns to rob money Windsor, 'from Eastford, Maine, their automobile struck a Boston pany. • : car with payroll frustrated by fight­ where she has been spending the and Maine Rockport-Boston train at ing express messengers. summer.' . the Merrimack Chemical ' crossing Oklahoma City.—J. C. Walton, im- 'The cup which was awarded to after 7 o’clock today, 1 peached former governor, announces the Y. M. C., A. boys tfor second The two injured men were taken his withdrawal as independent can­ place in the Senior “Y” League’last to the Massachusetts General hospi- didate for United States Senate. season has-just been returned from tal. All three are believed to be em- Washington.—Secretary Davis de­ the engraver’s and is on'display in ployes of a nearby plant, nies reports of differences with Pin- the Wapping! Sadd, Memorial L i-' The automobile struck the en- chot. ^ ■' brary. For six years, Coach Ed. gine of the train just behind the , Everyone knows that : -Richmond, Va.—Jury acquits fill­ Colbert has been building up this driving wheels. OVEff W MILLION JARS USED YEAPIY ing station attendant of felony team and has now . started his j^charges in cdhnectic^ with his elope­ seventh season. On the squad this sunshine mellows-'^at’s why TOASTING ment with daughter of prominent year are only two of the men he '^Richmond family. started with seven years ago. Col­ ., Washington.— General board com-/ bert has furnished nearly all his own Includes tho use of the ■^pletes program for building Ameri- transportation and has never re­ Navy up to London treaty lim- ceived any pay except victories and iUOCY STRIKE— the finest cigarette you the gratitude of the people of Wap­ 1-^ 1 Birmingham, England. — Mme. ping. He smd his teams have al­ CSalli-Curci shaken up when auto- ways been popular with the fans evet* smoked, made of the finest * mobile upsets. and are now hard at work in pre­ ^ 'Buenos Aires.—Vice president of paration for the coming season, with cos-^^^Hfhe C re a m o f th e C ro p — TH E N T*^TT*Sj jj^ovisional government resigns, as- the expectation that another win­ 8%ning illness as cause; Supreme ning team will be put bn the. floor. k Court refuses habeas corpim writ to . Several of the officers and teach­ l O A S n O " Everyone Imows that Jiealf ers of the Federated Church School depose President Irigoyen. are planning to attend , the annual Li ‘.Oslo.—General electioq tabulation 1^*'. Hartiord County Church ■* School purifiies and so TOASTING removes harm' shows Laborites lost 12 seats in Convention which will be held at ^^rting. - ’ Southington'next Saturday, Octo­ Cairo.—King Fuad signs new con- ber 25th. In connection ^ t h this', ful . irritants■ , that cause ^ throat Irritation/ -r , ^imutlon. will be the Older Yoimg ' People’s PI. f-i 'Boston—Great Barrington repre- Conference. The two gtoups wil^! find epughing*^ No wondpr 20#679 phy-^^J - sentatives ask the Public Utilities come together in the evening to hear t o tOpmmissioB to investigate rates of Dr. Ralph W, Sockm^ . ' ~ '^tbe Southern Berkshire Power and Mrs. James Stoughton of South etsV f/- siciahis Jiave statod LUCKIES tp be iess^ filectric Company. Windsor wUl serve a dinner to the ’■w. ! Salem, Mass.—^Pequot mills and Registrars of Voters at the town to* "Divers bleachery to have work hall, Saturday noon, under the aus­ IM to tln g l t- St' '•A * •ior 2,000 employes throughout the pices of the Federated Workers. tv , -W, to better business. The Republican Probate conven­ State Department of tion was held at the Probate Office 1 ^ - Industries investigates in Warehouse Point, Monday morn­ ■».C ||>Mce of bread, which has declined ing. The delegates were Frank E. T3B ' ^ ■ “ ]uck less than the price of flour. BidweU, WilUam • R. Wood,^ Byron GLASSES idifAt ftiG fAMtlY'BOnfe I “i.A’r .--t, S':A [Malden, Mass.—^Woman robbed E. West and Raymond W. Belcher. 1100 and a $4,000 ring by three They renominated Mrs. Clara F. m posing as. prohibition agents. Allen. ■■ ■■ ''■■■’ iBoston—^New York man and wo- The new Grange degree team met W ClPi 'l l sought in antique .swindle, Tuesday evening at the. Parish Your Thpoat Proteetton— ggafast Irritation — aflgtnst ebu ch may involve fake sales House for a rehearsal. . ' aBing $1,000,000. /The Blue Triangle Club spent a Consistent'^th ite policy of laying the facta before the public, TteAmericanTobaccoCompawbas invited Mr. Clement (X iton—State Civil Service Com- pleasant evening at the home of ■ Miniger to review w e reporta, oftne distingai^ed men who hava4Vitiia»ed LUCKY STBiSE'S famous Toasting Ftnoecs. ssioner deplores suspension of their president, Mrs. Helen Parks of The statement of M t Mmiger appean on this psge.. •' *'■' i'I'-,/- ' ' - .,. -/ .- ' ' ^ -"‘.i: service rules foi»90 days as a Pleasant VaUey, Isist Monday eve­ '' . Jr*-' turn to the spoils system for ning and planned out their work for g 1B3S, Tha Ama»is)m Tohasto Cp„ ticlans.'v the .confiiig winter- . ^ -i-i-i

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t- - r/' '‘-■•“..t .sfsW . 1. . AiCtr; 'J-Jf '"■A'' -■■■. ■ " -■ - A:-' - . ■<■_ ': *'■ A ;'. ' ';!>K''’' 1 ' '4 ■ : r 'i-»< Wl m a n c h e o t e r e v e n i n g HER'ALC, sotrfri'MASdi^^ OCTOB^ j^-1 • I * M ^ OUR INDUSTRIES COU) CATCHES HIKER WmiOlJTUllDERWEAR }Queer TtOtsts RECOVERY FROM H P I S In Day^s News jfA.' J ^ A Struck Manchester his Clothing 3vas I London—George Bernard Shaw is i home on 14. Linden street, from the Chicago, Oct. 28.—(AP) shabby as it was short. j to make his radio debut next Tues- i Memorial Ifospital Tuesday after- ‘S* ^ lowest in X6 Sw that the reactions and reverses now 1 advice of a Herald rep ; . He w ill speak ^ for _ 40______minutes___ ] noon,___ _ and when______The Herwd ^nlveraMy Sale fe Poing... .Bn- ' nndYour PUrchaseNow Ifelps Ke- manifesting themselves merely fore- j n,an went to the office ‘ British committee | today to inquiry as to his condition, shaijowed stability aa a permanent Jessie M. Reynolds, social, . nromotlon of physical and eco-: none other than Mr. Dpugan himself b M«D s to a v e Additional Orders I ^ W V V vivis Basineso; cbhracteristic of American business I wc.x»xc He i^ormed informed her • qj eastern Jewry.; answered the telephone " ^ toJ^^aildFactpties. • ' was the concensus of eight leaders that he was out of fimds and sadly There wlU be chsdn radiocasting of In another week’s time, hj? , s&d: of American Industry who addressed I he thought he would be able ;,to gp in need of a suit of underwear. , his speech in the United States, Smart V^oinen Wear -Mi the seventh conference of major in­ There was but one suit in the col-, Noval GuaMU, Brazil—The lengtu i back to his work. The wotii\ds re- ' —for Misses, Women and Larger Women dustries today. lection of second hand clothing and of Senhd'ra Rosa Decoata’s life is suiting from the automobUe accident The conference, under auspices of this looked like a perfect fit, fo r the given by relatives as a century and have healed very satisfactorily, Mr. the University of Chicago and the tall and angular stranger. Miss Rey­ and a half. She is dead, leaving) 18 ■Dougan said and all he heeds now B l a c k Institute of American Meat Pack­ nolds bid the stranger to try it on; children, 124 grandchildren, 14 great is if little more recuperative rest ers, was attended by two score in­ that if it fitted it was his for the grandchildren. Mr. Dougan is able to walk about Lavishly Furred dustrial, commercial, railroad and asking. ' New York—There’s great fishtog the house or outside a bit, but after educational chiefs. A few minutes later the stranger ■ in summer OD the beach at Coney Is- a distance of a hundred yards or so, ( - o il R. C. Holmes, president of the came out of the — men’s-r , , dressingy v,ra lind—for mUk bottles. The aver­ : is tired. His right leg bothers hi.rh Texas Company, speaking on the room, a sad and dejected look on ^ age^ aauydaily recovery recovc*jr byuj milk,*,***» distrib------most now, the limb. . . having . been . . bad- cloth Coats problems in the petroleum Industry, face. The suit was plenty long coWanies, it develops from a ly wrenched in the accident, , i J, said the principal problem lay in the enough—but it refused to button, he> of an anti-litter committee bones were broken, he s^a- difficulties of adjustment and recon­ said. One of the town officials k ^ rd forward to next season, is Mr. Dougan was Injured, it be ciliation to conservation. of the man’s troubles and gavediim 7 050 '^ttles, mostly intact. ; recalled, when a passing automobile Legitimate business desires stabil­ enough money to purchase a • new ’ Tegucigalpa, Honduras—Cocoa is , struck him down as he stood Also Dark Brown, Wil­ ity rather than waves of prosperity suit which he did and was shortly j. irStetment, the whole of it, I a parked automobile talkihg to the low, Eggshell, Gray and $69-00 and depression, he said, and to this on his way to the Pine Tree state. | ^ the'273 citizens of a town of that i driver, William D. Page Of 15 Ffank- Tan. end fuller co-operation in industry name. Graft is the allegation, but, un street. ' . v,. opposition papers say the real rea- j Mr. Page’s car ran out of ^solme was needed plus such co-ordination — positively <89.00 values! with the government as could be PORTUGAL’S EX-PREMIER son is to prevent the 273 voting next and he called Dougan for assistance, lun^v ' The car which struck Dougan was helpful. of Lam bskin With prices lower than they have been in many State Regulations Jamestown, Term. - The home i operated by Miss K fb rp S. New­ years, thia special sale of beautiful, high quality winter Matthew S. Sloan, president of the IS AGAIN IN TROUBLE town of Alvin York, war hero, is ; ton, of 218 Collins streetrUarf^ra- coats offers tremendous sa'vings on the better, more f £ ^ - New York Edison Company, said: to have a railroad at last. A nine-1 The accident occurred *on East Cen- ionable models! “While the greatest development of mile extension from Oneida, Tenn., t6F Str66t. Lisbon, Oct. 23.— (A P .)—^ of­ will be ready for operation around Mr. Dougan said that no charge electric utilities has come about in ficial note today said that trouble Styles..'.. Thanksgiving. ^ ‘ would be brought against Miss New- belted, semi-fitted, flared Princess and straight line a period of state regulation, regrula- had been caused in the Azores re­ top. She carried accident Insurance $ tion, Federal or state, if carried to Los Angeles— Mittzi, is to have a 2.33 models with blouse backs-----tailored seamings, pouch •avj cently by Cunha Leal, former EOid it is expected tl^t Infeurance^ $15,000 home for life with $15,000 in and shawl collars, elbow furs. extremes is likely to retard not only premier of Portugal and governor of ^stTo^wiy for a housekeeper, food .company hospital proper utility expansion but all the African Colony of Angola, who and other expenses. The will- of , Expenses Mr* Dougan Incurred. Popular slip-on model F a b r ic s ------other lines of industry and busi­ departed to the Azores because of I Mrs. Maude F. Ide, physician, ;pro- j . ^ ------i^reet ^^temoon supple, serviceable broadcloth, crepe broadcloth, Jul- ness. agitation against the dictatorship. liards and Kashmiriam broadcloth. ■ “Now we are told that state regu­ The government statement said f«r her cat MlUd la 18 year, ^ H O S P IT A L S ■' wear.' lation has broken down ana must be Leal had attempted to foment San Salvador—Ten convicts are j Main Floor. F u r s . . . . ^ supplemented by Federal regulation. trouble among the other political generously applied peltries of Russian and German to receive Christmas presents _ Fitch, Caracul, Canadian Wolf, Badger, Muskrat. State regulation has not broken deportees in the Azores and also i form o f pardons' from* president ^ „ TO down or failed. On the Contrary, in planned to escape on a steamer call* S i ' ^ m e r o Bosque in ' commemOratibfi :ir C o lo r s ------... my opinion, it has proved to be one ing at Ponta Delgada October 11. of the centenary of the death of Famous “Fiancee” Black, Royal Blue, Wine, Brown, Cricket Green, Cos­ of the best examples in our entire .When the police learned of his Simon Bolivar, liberator. Minneapolis, Oct. 23.— (AP);—Dr. sack Red. governmental structure of how capa­ plans and ordered-him to surrender. E. P. Joslin of Harvard University / Full Fashioned bly a public agency, as free as is Leal was said to have locked him­ today proposed establiEbtoCht of ten Sizes• • humanly possible from politics, can self in a hotel room. The police endowed hosptials in medical centers Misses’ 14 to 20___ women’s 36 to 44.,..larger fi II 1 deal. with important, complicated broke in and placed the former of­ COLUMBIA to serve as centers for the treatment women’s 48 1-2 to 54 l-‘2. and highly technical matters.” ficial in the St. Braz fortress. At of diabetes. . , He said pontinued sane regulation the same time a group of other de­ Mrs. Charles Natsch has gone to j private endowment: xof j'approxi- i u \ would insure a steady, progressive portees demonstrated in front of the Brooklyn to visit her new grand- innately'$10,000,600 would’ be neces- ! \ \ movement in the utility field • but hotel but were dispersed without child, the baby son of Mr. and Mrs. carry out the plan. Dr. Joslin,, ALL PBHFECT “ the demaud for government owner­ violence. Halsey Natsch. m told delegates to t«he International, New Furred Coats ship and operation, the demand for Mrs. Dvfight Lyman and Miss LU^^ ■Mefhqal. Assembly. , ' He ^ Suggested lian Lyman are spending a few day^^ i fanciful and complicated ‘regulation’ 'the hbspitals fie estohlished in Bos­ .=5 9l ■will throttle it.” FED PLANES CONTROL in Elizabeth, N. J., at the home of ton, New York, Philadelphia, Balti-j Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lyman. mpre. New Orleans, phUcajro, Cleve-< MiEs Harriet Fuller left Wednest ldnd,'Mi?ihea:'p61iS,'Sti Loiiis and San $39-00 SITUATION IN BRAZIL day for Attleboro Falls, Mass., Francisco. REAL $1.50 VALUE RAIN IS NEEDED wliere she will be the guest of her Diabetes required the highly spe­ friend. Miss Helen Porter. \ ' i Rio De Janeiro, Oct. 23.— (A P )— cialized treatment and care which A . fashionable, .semi-service Each a positive $50 value! S m ^ ly tailored 1 Miss Bertha Buell is recovermg IN MANY STATES ! Federal authorities today asserted these hospitals would be especially j yoVlikijto have in wrap arounds, senu-fitted flared modelsj^ Cos­ from a severe attack of intestinal equipped to provide. Dr. Joslin said.. | that the government air forces were, grippe. There have been several a fun wardrobe of! Heavy sack types and straight Imes dominating the situation over rebel Success,, in treating diabetes, the enough for service___ . . . sheer, Washington, Oct. 23.— (A P.)— cases in town. discovery of insulin, and other fac­ enough for smartness! Elastic Fabrics----- ,Fur8.. . . territory and were making constant Mr. and Mrs. Sherman and two Tipped Skunk, Paradise Drought conditions -were reported flights into the interior of the State tors, have resulted in making the li^egarterliemjUslffsole,re- Suedes, Crepe Broadcloth, children of West Somerville, Mass., and Kiishmirian triep. Fitch, Caracul^ it^ioadiank -> today by the Departinmt of Agricul­ of Parana to map the insurgent po­ are guests of Mrs. Sherman’s sister,; the ailment ... informed..to® guard' ,and;;;cradle. __ ^ _ 4 aid. As a result! I Wolf, Kit: Fox, Muakratt ture to have continued generally sitions. 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body knows how many foreigners amount"being three and a, half mil­ M t t i n p n f t ' have maWnf their way into lion. And "ekaetly .in line with this the country aurreptitioaily. Per* humane and generous policy the iiWASHINGTON Ctmtitis Rnralk haps Mr. Lonergaa overstated the b u ^ et . b e ^ prepared for the \, " POBLISHBD BT THB ^ T f AT.T> PRINTINa COMPAKT. IN a number. Perhaps, on the other approaching session of the L^sla- tlE nvrcR ,: ' 11 BlMflU S ttM t hand, he understated i t We do not ture, which is still in the rough, is % South tlanobester. Conn, ' " By RODira HUTCHEB Rffortnation from sources not es­ ‘ iL 7HOMA8 FBROaSON know and neither does he. It is un­ being framed, despite the fact that i t h General Manager there are liable to be extraordinary pecially friendly to Senator Tom doubtedly .true that the total of un­ Washington, Oct. 23.—^There is Heflin of Alabama indicates that Founded October 1. 1881 desirables coming in in violation of demands upon the state in view of stUl soRie suspicion in th 'e minds of the contest between Tom^ ntening ..’'I'*--";*? -f . A'?"''? i Publlebed Bvery Evening Except the immigration laws is very large. the business depression, with a de­ the more' Imaginative that spies as an independent, and John Bank) Sundays and HoUdaya Entered at the It is also imdoubtedly true, as Mr. termined view to an increase in this have been trying to tap the tele­ head, the regular Democratic nomi­ Post Office at South Manchester. nee, will be closer than most people Conn„ as Second Class Mall Matter. Lonergan said, that they constitute department of exi^nditure to at phone wires leading into Senator SUBSCRIPTION RATES Nye’s office, but the telephone com- expected^ But with Senator Hugh One Tear, by m all ...... one of the causes of unemployment, least five million dollars. paoy investigator says it was mice. Black and the state’s 10 congress­ V Per- Month, by mall ...... ••> 8 >80 in spite of the fact that every one of It is to be very seriously doubted V Insulation'.was foimd to be torn men all campaigning vigoroqsly for Delivered, one year ...... 8S.OO • y . ’ «* Single copies ...... 8 ,08 them is to some extent or other a whether Dean Cross, who has been off "the'Wires' and after all the the regular ticket the chances still consumer as well as a bidder for a accusing the Republican party of in­ charges of i wire-tapping and espion­ seem very good that Tom will be ■; 9 x 1 2 t MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED age that hfuii grown out of Nye’s retired. f PRESS job. difference to the welfare of the sick, The Associated Press Is exclusively investigation of Mrs. Ruth Hanna entitled to the use for republicatlon But when Mr. Lonergan says that, had previously been informed as to McCormick’s ' senatorial campaign Axminster> of all news dipatches credited to It if elected again to Congress, he this set of figures. If he had been expenses in'Illinois it was hard'for Senator W. B. Pine, the Oklahoma or not otherwise credited In this the discoverers'to believe that the oil millionaire, has been waging an taper and also the local news pub« would help to “send those fellows he probably would have hesitated Intensive campaign by radio. He fished herein. back home,” the statement doesn't some time befbre accusing the ad­ incident had no sinister signifi- RUGS. All rights of republicatlon of esmee. ' ^ publicly makes much of the allega­ special dispatches herein are also re* mean much. It is not from his party ministration of being penurious In Nevertheless, there are mice run­ tion that he shuns all social en­ served. that the country can look for espec­ its hospitalization program. Such ning around in offices of both the gagements in Washington so that SPECIAL, advertising REPRE­ ially energetic action in keeping out strides in the employment of public Capitol and the Senate and House he can devote all working hours to SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeLlsser. serving Oklahoma. Ino.. 285 Madison Ave., New York, N. illegal immigrants. His party is funds in humane activities leave office buildings and many traps have been set. The record for most “Blind Tom” Gore, his Demo­ Y., and 612 North Michigan Ave., essentially the party of the agricul­ little grounds for criticism. Indeed Chicago. Ills. mice caught appears now to be held cratic opponent, is sarcastic about tural South, which gets none of that it is almost surprising that the Plne’.s use of phonograph records. Full serv'.ce client of N B A Ser* by Senator Howell of Nebreiska, immigration but does want to keep Democrats did not decide that it whose traps have caught four. Here Gore has developed a bizarre line vice. Inc. of attack, as follows Member, Audit Bureau of Clroula* its Negroes as a cheap labor supply. would be better politics to accuse in Washington. If it’s not one kind tlon a of a pest that afflicts us it’s anoth­ 1. Pine miserably failed to get Southern Negroes moving to the the Republicans of spending too Oklahoma a tariff on oil. The Herald Printing Company. Inc^ er. A few weeks ago everyone Was assumes no financial responsibility North have foimd that it is the pres­ much of the public’s money on such scratebing flea-bites.,^ And before 2. The next Congress will ‘be $ 19.95 for typographical errors appearing In ence here of plenty of bootlegged institutions. that there were several billion Democratic, so If Pine couldn’t get advertisements In the Manchester an oil tariff out of a Republican Evening Herald. aliens from Eastern Europe that strange moths. A year ago an\ln- Solid mahogany coiUMltt vasion of starlings bad the whole Congress, what can be hope to get THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23. operates morethe Bronx, on the stage in 1862, but attract­ foolishness from which were devel­ can consulates in 63 countries, which ters where jokes are rough nad and the National Winter Garden. It ed little attention. Three years oped the crazy bull market and the right now is holding back a million ready, now advertise in The New wasn’t long before they had a small later, however, she became an ^fountain of industrial froth that and a half would-be immigrants who Yorker and ladies and gents step chain of houses. overnight favorite by her playing of the part of the queen in "Victor i|fas its tv/in. wouW be coming here on the first out of limousines in Houston street, They have their own companies over on the East Side, and are' and produce their own shows— and Hugo’s Ruy Bias. The Franco- } Hardly anybody has the slightest steamers, despite the scarcity t f taken to the “roof” in a venerable it’s so high-toned now, no one Prussian War interrupted her ca­ faith—and no sensible person has employment, if it were not tor Re­ elevator. would ever believe it. reer, and for a while she became ^ny desire—that we shall return publican legislation and administra­ Just a couple of seasons ago, this GILBERT SWAN. a nurse. In 1879 she had a famous sea­ ^ain to the same state of affairs In tion watchfulness. was a spot'where hard-boiled peace officers paced the aisles swinging son in London. By this time her this country that preceded the blow­ handy night sticks and if any of theh reputation as the greatest actress HEREy TO yOUR ing up of the bubble. Then why on PROF. FISHER AGAIN hoodlums got rough they were of her day was securely estaby qarth should sensible men continue The Hartford Courant, discussin,i: tapped on the soles of their shoes. lished. She then toured ■^th great ' ffiSHESATSGDltTr" ,UOTATI0 N{ success all the principal countries tio blow through the same old tube the discovery of Professor Irving Sometimes they were thrown out. HEALTH Frequently the aroma was a mix­ of Europe and North and South the same old gas that filled the Fisher of Yale that the amount of By Dr TfSCCy ture of East Side smells which had ?%»'• America. In January, 1914, the AUTHOR OF -THt FAST W«y TO HCAUTtr Pa^ersOB, N. J..,St-23.~(A P .)— . bubble up? liquor now being consumed in the saturated into clothing and bodies. Legion of Honor was conferred A. jury, eight members . of which ; Everybody knows that when we United States is not more than 20 Youngsters went through the house It happens that children are born upon her. During the World War AB quMHom l•garding HmMi and Dial oS b* Mpaarad were women, found' Bonaventiiro selling “favor” boxes and peanuts workers and will continue to- do she played at the front despite the Lai^a. (taoipad, aaff addraaad aiwalopai xuA b» andoaaA^ Nardella, 42 years old, guilty of experience a revival of business it per cent, and probably not more thau fact she sQuld no longer walk or Write on arm tim of papar only. LaCtan imirt not arcaad and “hokey pokey ice cream.” Eact so if we do not teach them other­ flrst'rfegree today in is not going to be along the old>Jines 10 per cent, of the amount consumed Saturday night was good for one wise. stand imsdded, an accident having ISO aoRla. Addfost Dr. Frank AAcCoy, cua of lia* paptr. tee Wiling of his wife. ' o of superheated salesmanship and old-fashioned disturbance, with led to the amputation of a leg. before prohibition, points out that —Professor Ernest Rutherford ASTHMA IS CURABLE A though the cure is much slower than: The state charged that Nardrila; some loud souse being tossed out or Groves of the University of North “Endowed with a matchless forty-volume inflation. - We are if Professor Fisher is no nearer voice,” as one critic wrote, she jif the initial fast is used, ^ e pk- attacked his wife Duda in their,, some over-zealous youth being In­ Carolina." home, last August 2, with a basehatt ^ through with that period for the rest right in this matter than he was in vited to leave if he didn’t stop mak­ had a “remarkable gift of artistic Slnce Asthma is such a distress- i tient should be encouraged at the of our lives. Business of all kinds his stock market predictions in Sep­ ing remarks to the chorines. There poise and movement.” She was ing disease, its sufferer usually vain- ! same time to develop a strong mov- bat, a shovel and an axe, beirthiff Character depends on thinking for ly tries one remedy after, another, able diaphragm, Md haeWhg her to death and is going to be done on its merits tember, 1929, “we can pin very little are ushers now, vrith imiforms— also a. painter ,and sculptor and yourself, hot of yourself- . . wrol* - two plays in addition to a imtil'he comes to the conclusion tbaT | f much broEdchial mucus is pres­ tee body under a pile of coal in tS and not on a basis of gaseous in­ faith on what he says about the ex­ and everything. —^Lady Astor. But New Yorkers must have their volume of memoirs. it is an incurable disease. In ^ ite or ent, the cure wfll be slower, hut none cellar. He was arrested three daS'' toxication. The bass drum and the tent of drinking.” the failure of many remedies, I ain later at the home of relatives M little vogues and so,' just now, it’s .There is no better way of get­ the less suro, and it seems that ad- calithumpianade are going to be ex­ We congratulate the Courant on quite “the thing” to drop down to sure that every case of asthma Is vamced cases often yield as readily ManUus, N. Y. ^. ting into motion pictures —for a curable if the right diet, exercise as those which are just,beginning. Mrs. Elizabeth Haefeli, foroman' cess baggage and so treated. this measure of eval^tion of the that “oh so amusing place . . . girl—than through the magic door­ a little vulgar, sometimes . . . but and sometimes manipulative treat­ It is necessary to restrict the use of of tee , jury, hurst ints tears ah^S' That being the case would it not utterances of the New Haven oracie. way of the stage. ments are used.. starches in the diet and also to avoid pronounced , the. word “guUty." s ' a good, lusty sense of low comedy.” —Dorothy Maclcaill, actress. A THOUGHT In nrder to bring about a cure it he admirable psychology, in order to By and by perhaps the Courant will gas forming foods or combinations. Judge ;»Wlliam B. Hariey hsfo^ And so this must be added to ohe is necessary to correct the causes. get the unhappy memories of the reach the point where, in this rela­ of “the places to go”—if that’s what While science has given us a I will be pleased to Send anyone whom the trial was condqcted In many cases which I'have examin­ who is interested complete free in­ ed her if she meant guilty of suit- late disappointment out of our tion, The Herald surived long ago. you happen to be looking for. world of magic and romance, the The fool foldeth his hands to­ ed. the reasons could he sifted down great novels reveal to us the gether and eateth his own fleih.— structions regarding the dietetic der in the first degree and she nod^ minds, to rid the business vocabu­ It is some years since, not hastily to the following three: first exces­ treatment of asthma if be will write ded. - _ ,2'., Smart lads, those Minskys! Four changeless and eternal youth. Ecclesiastes 4:6. sive gas pressure against the dia­ lary of the nation of all those trite but after due refiection, we reached of them — Abe, Bill, Morton and —WUllam Lyon Phslpa. to me in care of this newspaper, en­ The verdict, 'without a reebrnmej^ ’ and usually pointless terms which phragm; secondly, lack of mobility closing a large, self-addressed dation of mercy, carries a m a n ^ t . the settled conclusion that Professor Herb. Their chief spot wears the Ever since Adam, fools have been of the diaphragm; and thirdly, the are so intimately associated with Fisher had never once in his life title of National Winter Garden in the majority.—Casimir Delavigne. stamped envelope. tory death sentence. N ardeha 'W8^‘ and it’s on the sixth floor of a build­ Edna Wallace Hopper, though 65, excessive formation of mucus in the hrou£^ from tee jail at 3 a. so. io" the silly season preceding the grand been right about anything—and we bronchial tubes. ing which looks out toward the is to tour the vaudeville circuits in QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS hear tee 'verdict. ' • -'fy. bust-up. had the audacity to say so. Being push-cart belt of the old Ghetto. a dancing act. She probably feels As between the girls and the Cardiac asthma is caused by some The language was greasy with jealous of a reputation for fairness And a touch time they had “civil­ that a person is as old as he humor in current comedies, we’d heart derangement whereby the izing this spot” which they now spiels, ' say a miss was as good as a smile. heart does not pump enough blood (Dirt-eating) ■ _ ' them. "In conference” the yoimg we have been on the lookout lest through the chest, causing a feeling Question; M. J. writes: “I have a man was urged to “sell himself” to there might be occasion to amend of fullness and shortness of breath. child two years old who eats clay or the “personnel” director. In “class” that belief, which we should not like This is not true asthma, although it' other dirt at every opportunity. the sales force was filled with “pep” to overlook. "Up to yet no such IVo Minds With But a Single Thought! greatly resemuies it. it ipakes a child do this, and Troep 8 may I stop him?’' Troop 3 met at tee Center Chut^ and instructed in overcoming “sales occasion has arisen. ■What are usually termed asthma­ tic causes, such as irritating dust »Answer: This (firt-eating practice Tuesday night with 32 Scouts resistence”—a slushy term meaoi:^g and subs^wces, and the pollen 'r <>f is probably only a habit which tbe leaders present Preliminary gameiii that the other fellow fellow didn't STATE HOSPHTALS plants, are really only exciting child gets into because "he is not were run off by Harvey Gould. The Want the goods. “Graphs” display- causes. "When the bronchial tubes kept sufficiently ■ interested io flag ceremony opened the meeting, There is no ^ man in Connecticut healthful playing. Some clidm teat followed by patrol meetinim in ^hi<^ V ed by “efficiency men” showed the ,are so congested^ it takes only a whose word carries greater weight r slight irritation to bring on an a will cause asthma unless tbe imderlying causes at which'announcements were ms&':' pmg for a new deal could do a good peculiarly strict ideas of honor and are present, and they will cease to ^ (Dry Cereals) The Lions Patrol is doing its good .7 'deal worse than to start off by to be quite above stretching a truth bring on-attneks once : the real Question: Reader asks: “Do you* turn by washing the letters on tile sweeping all this hokum out of their or presenting a fact under a slant causes are'^ corrected; signboard at the reiu: of tbe Church recomndend the dry, ready-toHedt Troop 3 is having an invMtiture iKtablishments. There is scarcely* light calculated to give a false im­ Tbe attack usually i'eomes on sud­ breakfast foods now on tee markett denly following certain symptoms such as corn flakes, etc?” cerembny and p a ^ t’S' niW^t No­ ^ e of the stock phrases bom of pression of it. which the patient learns to fesr. The vember 4 at which tenderjbot end Answer: When these breakfast all other ranks wUl rero^ve their, w il^e artificial boom period that was Therefore, when Mr. Spencer, in a face becomes covered ■with sweat foods are re-toasted they form an ^ t the invention of a nit-wit to political address at New Haven on and may turn livid, and tbe hands badges. A ll bojm w ish in g to tr y otj^ are cold. Tbe patient finds it in­ excellent dextrinized article of food for tee Scout play to be given in' .i Start with. There is a solid English Tuesday sketched the course of the and may be used freely •with milk or December, please r^ rt at 17 ’ creasingly hard to breathe. He first cream except by those who have a for every conceivable use in administration in the matter of in­ fights for every breaQi be draws and ter street, Friday, December 34„ teiidency to catarrh, in wkicb case 2 p’clock.-T-Scribe E, Irwin. . I^ade. The quicker we get back to stitutional care for the ill in body struggles to expel it." He ^U. often it would be best to use only a s ii^ &em and the sooner we scrap the and mind, his statements, not only sit in frdnt of an open' window be­ amoimt of butter. Milk snd crkam » cause of the agonizing kir-bunger WAGES BBBUCEir Liter of the phoney rah-rah period with relation to past i>«rformances which he feels coming upon him. are to be avoided by catarrh suffer^; e sooner we shall begin to restore but in respect to recent and present ero on account of t^ir mpeus-fonp' Rochertes, N. H;, Oct 28.— ^ the beginning be may have ihg'elements. ^ th in the genuineness and in- plans, can be accepted as positively some trouble ■with, a hard, ,dry -^Tbe Emerson Shoe compsny imiif! notice today ota reduction io,to’ igrity of American business. representing the acts and purposes cqugh, but at the height .of-fee at­ y tack the cough beg^ hr raise ^ ( L e f t Ann Aches) 20 per cent til the Wages of ail de- - A little more dignity and a good of the state government as they spurom, which is characteristlc'and Question: G. F.- writes: “During partments. The company, manufai|-^ ^ sal less blah is a real need in the have been proceeding right along- carries in it small bits of mucus the night I am awakened by my Itfft turers ef meh’s.aod imxs’ shoes, eni* ckling of the job ahead. not as a hastily invented offset to which look like tapioca and are call­ arm aching dreadfully And ^ s ache ploys 280 pefa^. B ^esa oon^ ed “Laeimec’s Pearls.” Once this remains imtil morning. Cowd it bb tions was given as the cause iitt' Dean Cross’ indefinite charge of sputum >is raised, reUef begins, tbe^j caused from poor circulation'or'lack tee wage reduction. . AS TO ALIENS negligence of the tuberculous. | copgbing grows easier, and tbe of exercise, or is it all in bur eat-; ; 'When former Congressman Loner- Four years ago, Mr. Spencer breathing normal. 4ng?” ,) . AND S!mJ< HE UVBS told a Manchester audience the pointed out, a sum slightly exceeding^ ^ An attack may last a few min­ Answer: Yes, tee aching in your utes, a few hours, or a few days. loft arm mayjoome from poor circu­ /n te e . that’s Old S p riggin g H alf, ler evening that 150,000 aliens a million and a Half was set aside for The magic of the fasting" regimen lation, lack of exercise, or from a deswB doctors have g^vin him;- rere being bootlegged into the the care of the tubesculous, the will never be more quickly sSen Uian bver-eating. When such aches come up at vSirlous timee.” ' fnited States annually in defiance otherwise physically ailing and the in its application to this malady, only in tee left arni, one muat be What was tiie traubis artty ' the law he was dealing, of dourse, mentally sick. Two ;;ears later this but a careful diet free from carbo­ suspicious of angina pectoris, whickfich f binhinit’! hydrates will also bring about a is a serious functional: disorder af«}j_“H# jW his 3rk figures, because no-1 sum was more than doubled, the mm curs Of .this .dtetressing°:dte8aM7 .teetihg tiie heart a n d " " if V

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en by loudly proclaiming that he FORMER HOUSEPAm will free Germany from the “ en­ VICE RING MADE slavement” of the Treaty of Ver­ WOODSORGES sailles and the Young reparation mms HU son Edmonton, Albertai O ct 23—^Foilr Boutbi^mptra^ ‘ plkn. Just how he would meet a persons were kUled « fifth dipt French anny if he tried to make STRANGEY KILLED lUb De. Jknefio^ Brazil, Oct. 23.— probably fhtsUy todHF 0h * ceB{i, wlip^ (Contliiued from Pace !•) scraps of paper of these internation­ near Smokf PoUes were al agreements, he has failed to (A P)—^The' arrivisi of the first cas­ imeking George DWernyOhUk,'of Bfl* Thomas \ ” ualties from the. southern front is meagerly educated, with a common make clear. ' monton, as the slayer. for the to hie interior politics it may FORTHEIDLE bringing home to residents of this Most SmsaHonal of AO S on - school instruction, Hitler made his As capital the fM i that, a bloody civdl The dead are: tic foUowtog ; ^ ' " .Bodies Badly Battered Are up in three words: daily bread as a house painter. MuS' be summed War actually is being foiight in John Walanski, father-in-law of feat in the Amsrlc»V Bolini.was converted into a msm of “Blame the Jews!” (Continued from Page 1.) every direction just a few himdred dais is Being Unearthed in George Dweniychuk.. ^ Who influenced the governors of were h | M tddtaff iii ‘ Foond Ob a Fire in Arkan­ action by the sad condition of hie miles away, ' Mrs. John Waltina^ tbat tbw wwe eoe . countiYi tom by political factions Germany to sign the Versailles paign. He has been secretary to tiie The banka passed their first day Mary Walnaski, 16, in invalid. Treaty and the Young Plan? Ifitler New ifork City. nearer their ahcestirad Italy was slipping down hill. He in^ President’s conunission on g n o m ic under the new opening order of John Darichuk, imidAe4^ged farm- The m « said they a „------—^ sas Swamp. vented Fascism and made his answers: the Jews. chBmges and formerly was secretary President Washington Luis, func­ triumphal march upon Rome, won Who Is responsible for business ahdard the^yaebt beieauaa tiugr wii;h* of the United States Coal Commis­ tioning normally jS 9 before their l6 Mrs. HUchaluk, aged grand- ed to visit relatives ia the homdaod the throw of the dice, and has been depression and unemployment? Hit­ sion. day “holiday” with the exception New York, Oct. 23— (AP) —A mothed of M e^ Walanski, was also in power ever since. No such home ler makes the same answer. He is shot dovm and is in a critical condi­ and this saemad the Memphis, Tenn., Oct. 23.— (AP)— Other Assistants that they were not allowed to issue weazened fellow, who limps hea^y of defing i t They gay^ pratsa to the The battered and burned bodies of patriotism animated Hitler. For hazy on many things but in this John M. Gries, public instruction bills of exchaitge, this privilege be­ on a stout cane wees taken out of the tion. reasons best known to himself, he matter he is clear: German Jew.s ' The killings took place on the weatherihg qualities, o f the ffiiant- two North Carolina high school expert of the Commerce Depart­ ing reserved for tbe Banco Do back way today from the quarters noek. which arrived hare yesterday - students lay today in a morgue, ap­ did no't rty his political fortunes in are to be deprived of their rights of ment, also will assist Woods in his BrazlL The legal rate of the mfl- where the Appellate) Court is in- Walanski farm. his native Austria, but in Germany citizenship, with no vote and no zeis was fixdd at 9A to the dollar.. Provincial police wei^ scouring from America, and said the ffiiglishr parently victims of assailants who work. vestigrating tbe existence of a men and Americans aboard, formed of which he is not yet even a cltisen ability to hold office. Those who As soon as possible Colonel Woods The government issued several “vice ring” whose members are the bush district n e u Smoky Like beat them severely and placed them ^ d therefore, not eligible as an of a happy crew. on a pyre formed by embers of an have come into the coimtry since plans to designate state committees decrees today which will aid in charged with having- collected a mil­ for Dwemiyebuk. flce-holder. 1914 are to be booted out. They are plEuis for putting down the rebel­ lion a yemr from women arrested on Arkansas swamp camp fire. Now whatever misfortunes may on unemployment and committees Both died in a hospital last night not to own, edit or write German to deal with the subject in the vari­ lion. The prolongation of the busi­ vice charges. ^ have hit Germany in a business way newspapers. Jewish finance, what­ ness holiday .until November SO, He is called “The Dove,” a trans­ without gaining consciousness. latterly, the republican statesmen ous industries. The boys were identified by notes ever that may mean, is to be expro­ Mayor Jamea J. Curley, of Bos­ which was annoimced esurlier thia lation of liis Germem name, and for who guided her destinies during the week, was ifiade official by presi­ fifteen years he has been a “stOpl and a diary found in their lockets past ten years did great things. priated. ton, sEiid, after a conference with as Burton Hensley and Woodrow S. Theodore Wolff, famous editor of the President, that Massachusetts dential proeWboation, while the pigeon” for the police vice squad. Service • Quality • Low Prices They wrote the republican consti­ minister of agrlcultuiW issued a de­ Among other things, Isidore Kresel, Wilson of Bald Creek, N. C. tution of Weimar; they restored the powerful Berliner Tageblatt, had set up a group of presidents o f Discovery of the two youths, not long ago had an interview with the state’s educational institutions cree prohlbitii^ the export of mer­ specied counsel to the investigation, orderly life out of the revolutionary is investigating a charge that “The their bodies seared by the fiames of chaos that followed the end of the Mussolini in which, with a squint at and economic professors to study chandise or foodstuffs from the the still burning camp fire, was what was going on in Germany, he imemployment and they had recom- capital without special permission. Dove” biult up a fortune of hsilf a war; they stabilised the currency million dollars during his career as made by two wood choppers who after its enormoxis and tmprecedent- dryly said: ' mended a Federal economic board The time for reservists between FINEST SEA FOOD chanced along a clearing in the Rspudlated by Country the ages of 21 and 80 to report for an “underbover” vice agent. ed debacle; they got the French out be set up to work out a. long time These charges are by far the most swamp late yesterday. of the Ruhr; they got them out of 'Fascism is an Italian thing. It is program looking ^o the elimination m iliti^ service was extended until Fancy Large Mackerel...... l ^ lb. October 31. sensational which have developed First repo'^ts that the boys left the Rhineland; they secured Ger- not a matter of export. And it has or migration of economic depres­ Frc»h Salmon \ ^ : their home in North Carolina in ;.n nothing to do with anti-S'enoitism.” since the Appellate Court ordered a many's entry into the League of sion. . , general investigation by Mr. Kresel Fillet of Haddock \ automobile caused authorities of Nations as a recognised great Penally, when Muasollnl struck, he Mayor Curley said in his opinion into Magistrates Courts of Manhat­ Fresh ButterfisH Crittenden county, Arkansas where power. found the. bulk of the nation behind the Federal government could STEAL 1125,000 IN GEMS the bodies were found, to lean to a him. Even with his astounding suc­ tan and the Bronx, but the special Round Clanis fo f chowder. Borrowed Mussolini’s Ideas greatly assist the country by for­ counsel has declined to comment on belief they were slain by tramps to ! When Hitler set to work on his cess in the Reichstag elections of mulating a permanent instead of Steaming Clams • x obtain possession of their car. Late New* York, Oct. 23— (AP) -D a r ­ this phase of his work beyond the march to power he developed no new September 14 last. Hitler can only temporary program to provide em­ assertion that magistrates appear Fresh Oysters for Stewing ...... \ ...... 39c pint advices said they were without a ideas. He took them ready-made. count six and a half million voters ing thieves who invaded the (down­ ployment. to have been involved in the alleged Large Oysters from H. C. Rowe C o ...... 49c pint ,.. definite theory as to the motive The Fascists of Italy wore black in a poll of over 27 millions. His town “dlkmond market” today which prompted" the slaying. Neither snatched platinum and upset dia­ ring’s operations. ' Smoked Fillets ______sn shirts, so he clothed his men with army of followers is surpassed by "Specifically, Mr. Kresel’s associ­ •semoio sm ui iCeuora iCon pnq qinoiC brown shifts. Mussolini chose as the 8,57,016 who voted the Socialist monds valued at $125,000 from the The ground about the camping U. S. ENVOY WEDS safe of tbe jewelry firm of Segman ates said, it is charged that the ring, Smoked Salmon sliced thin for xsandwiches. ^ emblem of his party the old Roman ticket and approached by the wild through police, “fixers” and bonds­ place showed signs of a struggle. fasces, the bundle of rods with, the 8; Abrahatos at 102 Fulton street, men of the left, the Communists, men trumped up charges against AT OUR BAKERY DEPT. i ^ axe in the middle, carried by the who poUAd 4,587,708. In Berlin the just as WUUttm Sejfimxfi opened the Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Oct. 23.— vaults for the day. inpocent women Emd collected "at lictor before the magistrate. Hitler Communisyts topped the poll. In the (AP)—The marriage was celebrat­ least several millions a year” in Baked Beans ready for noon ...... 2 5 c ^ " chose the swastika cross, the favor­ Dusseldorf industrial district the Segmaa told police be was alone I SHIP GOES ASHORE ed here today of Harvey Sheahan, in his office and had just opened the bonds and “fixing” fees. Chocolate Marshmallow Layer Cake ...... 30c eaOT:^T| ite ixydgnia of the antl-Semettie Communists and the Catholic Cen­ AmericEin trade commissioner, son youths of German unlversltiea. The safe when he ^elt the muzzle of a Chocolate Cream Pies ...... i ^. 35c each>-aJ tre party ran neck and neck. In the of Mrs. Sheahan, of Wickford, R. revolver against his neck. ASKS TO SEE FATHER ESCAPING GUARDS Italism Fascists originated the fam­ district around once royalist Pots- Stuffed and Baked Madterel, large size. ______ous extendied arm ssdute. Hitler took I., and Mrs. Teresa Yates Moore, His c^ to r led him to an adjoin­ deun; in tbe Dresden, Leipzig and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry New Britain, Oct. 23— (AP) —A it. The Italian Fascists composed a ing room and there boimd him -to a Drop Cakes/...... dozen (Continued from Page 1.) Cheixinita industrial districts the So­ Yates, of Buffalo, N. Y. radiator. few hours before she died at New rattling good marching song. Hitler Britain General hospital today, Poppyseed R olls ...... 13c dcKzeii imitated them. After long and cialists topped the poll. In Cologne, A civil ceremony at the Ameri­ His office staff had not yet report­ nov(here to be found, evidently hav­ in Coblentz, Bavaria, Wurtemburg can Embassy was followed by a ed for work and Segman said he did Mary Gajewski, 12, begged to see careful preparation, Mussolini and SPECIAL— Pumpernickel Bread . i ...... ^5c, 2 for 25c'^ ing taken hurried flight to avoid his men won in their march on and Baden the Catholic Centre led religious imion at the church of Our not even know how many robbers her father who left his home in this city last Sunday and wha has not capture. Preliminary reports to lo­ Rome. But after the slightest of all the rest, and in the great free Lady of Copacabana. The bride wtuj there were. cal headquarters indicated the Helen preparations Hitler and General Lu- seaport city of Hamburg once more given in marriage by Carlton Jack- Fulton street used to be the police been seen by his family since. He was carrying a valuable cargo of dendorfl started a march on Berlin the Socialists topped the voting. son, commercial attache. Mrs. Jacks “deadline” south ^ pf which Imowh was foreman of a gang employ®Yale College and Yale Law School. tive from West Hartford, 1929. prizes will take place Tuesday, December thtftleth-----see Oil provides'^ particular oil route here today in tow of the Secretary Greatei; Hartford Met­ papers for wtnning/’boupqn numbers on foUowing day. fqr your particular engine Trippe and like the Mary will be Admitted to Connecticut Bar in ...... compete protection \ surrendered to customs for action. 1911. ropolitan District Investigating and thorough lubricaUon JOHNSON MAKES RUUNG Committee under; liesfislative au­ for the chilly days. thority. Meinber >Wes^ Hartford Served on Mexican Border and Republican Town (Jloihmittee many ON ELECTRIC PROBLEMS] World War. Advancing in Mili­ THE RACKLIFFE OIL CO. years. ' •/ ' tary Circles in 16 years as follows: Hartford, Oct. 23.— (AP)—Sepa­ rate ballots and ballot boxes, and Private, Corporal, Sergeant, Lieu­ MIDLAND FILLDtG STAnON separate tabulation of returns must (Near State Armory) ■It.' be used in the regular and special tenant, Captain, Major and Lieu­ President * and Treasurer Allyn elections in the Fifth Congressional 311 MAIN STREET SOUTH MANCHESTER District, First Assistant District tenant-Colonel. Now on staff of Theater Corp., Director of Capitol Attorney Raymond Johnson ruled Major-General Morris B. Payne National Bank, Director The Hart­ today,, replying to the query of the | secretary of state on Oct. 14. and Judge Advocate of 43rd Divi­ ford Guaranteed Mortgage and Approving i he form of the ballot submitted to him by the secretary sion. Title Co., Former State Command­ of state, Mr. Johnson explained: ] er of American Legion. For years “While both elections are to be held at the same time and place, it Secretary and T r^urer First Na­ New Webster’s O^ege, Home and Office must be remembered they are two Owns Four Farms So Knows separate and distinct elections, one tional Fartn Loan'Asspciation, being a regular biennial state elec­ Problems of Agriculture. tion, and the other a special elec­ tion to elect a Congressman for the Fifth Congressional district for the COi;. CL'AEENCE W . SETiMOUR You can: secure this: wonderful book of knowled^ unexpired term. which contains compete Radio and Wireless ediiidd l2c eYtra tot p o s ^ and siuktAfr -I-' TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE NOV. 4tK MAIL OR BRING TO BUSINESS W n O S New London, OcL 23.— (AP.)— The Navy will keep open house at Be sure tp. add to awHimdaifc, the submarine base Monday—Navy Day—and the public has been invit­ (This Advertisement Paid for by Admirers o i Colonel Clafence W . Seymour) ed to be-wlsltors. All the vessels will Manclieiter E iiaiii be in full dress. A submarine will give exhibition dives in the Thames ] River off the /base.__ 1«' Ci

MANC^SSrpR 1 >Tii it”' ■ '?AGE EIGHT ''V f £ id,..'-' a/.a-- V i'' ' -i* • ‘ (t£ i .•'w ■ V 4£ ^ .B o y 8^ SoboDl at .oAf a e Nordton Botdiera’ i^ome/and adx^iUi^Nttdnir ^ DAILY at the Norwich InBcme^jA^ByliinL for 2S9—WTICt HARTFORD—1060. ti UX IStattons. '■ ■'.13!’:; B(on .Sv ' THtirsdayi October 28. 6:00—Featuia «port talk. ‘The state’ adminietration recog­ 6:30—OouUers* fipneert orObeatra. 406.2—WSB, ATLANTA—/40. us, by an ini^^', rel * V b o m , Poiwen#, prlma ^onM Ot tte 8:00—NBC progra4ns (3% hrs.) -I', nizes the necessity of additional ac­ aietropolltan Opera Company ana one 418.S-WOR, NEWARK—710. 11:45—Studio artists registry. commodations for the care and leaders, in order of the treatw living ?PJSf5S°f' g.46—.Dinner dance music. 12:00—^Dance music; organ recital. vdso poU(des 'i)My C jo^ , 8;0&-Uttla Bymbhony orehaatra. treatment < of tuherculosis.,.. M o i^ haa Just returned from 293.»- tKYW, CHICAGO--10M. was appitopriated by the lasr* Gen­ izh______in the '’hands of-^_ _ eh ble » m i: '■ her appearance for the firet time In 9:00—Mlnatrei frolic; mclomats. 8:00—NBC programs (3V6 hr®-) ' fhJ enSa “Travlata” creat^ a aen- 0:4S—Emil Velasco, organlsL 11:30—Amoa *n’ Andy, comedians. eral Assembly for two new build­ ihinistrators as .havi cto6® he®™ 7 ’00—Amoa ’n’ Andy, comedlMS. 2Sil-^WJD, CHICAGO—1180. with changes for 'sfe are in "OT In arias from 7:15—dostere; Phil Cool« footnotes. 9:00—^Mooaehekn ^children’s , hour. leadihg position and still keeps out some of the songs '^ ‘®h ^ so popu­ 8:30—Republican talk; Pioneers. 9:30—Home town band mlisic. of defet. midst of ah Economic ^depresslOT lar with her concert .*?: 9;00_WJZ programs (1 hr.) 10:80—^Late dance music. __ eluded In the Propvmi vrtll be an arle ^‘The State 'Board of Health, un­ which is world-wijde and’ much xno|K 10:00—Musical hour; concert. 416.4—W Q N ^ L IB , CHICAGO—720. acute in other counMos than s from the last ®®t of V<^1 s I^n 348.6-WABC, n e w YORK-860. 9:80—Synebpators; piano solos. der the direction of trained experts narn}m '* two Bonff! by Sadoro. ana an 6:15—Dinner dance music. 10:80—Sympbohlo■ ‘ “ ifion' rapa; girls. ■ • ■ ''.it. , and a skillful director, is outstand­ ours. There is no plaioe for croaK a ril by RoMlnl. ” prtnkled with gun- 6:30—Ramblers; Tony’s scrap book. 10:45—^Interlude;___ male quulnteL F fl« « d teaming with the cunning o^ Hartford, Oct.’ 28.—A plea to ing for its intelligent activity in ers 'or faint hearts. • It is goings 7:00—Crockett MounUlneersj 11:30—Olrla trio; Symphony. take courage, optimiaih, and cot cratlons of the underworld the sto^ 7-SO—Tip Top club artists. , 12:30—Two dance orchestraa. every Connecticut citizen to vote promoting and maintaining' health of how the PoUc® outwitted Mid out- sil^ R o^ n y Patteran gypsy music. 202.6—WHT, CHICAGO—1480. throughout the state. The State mon sense to get back to., not iriieBaed a criminal will b© tola 10:00—Studio mualcal program. on election day was iiiade last night In dramatic form over the Columbia 8:46—Script act, teat®*"®;. Water Commission has been so ably quickly, but faithm . the futiir^r, wBgF'.'A- - 9:00—Orchestra, male 0“ ®'^®", 11:00—Tour hour league. by United. States Senator. Frederic with the right men in office, a w network at 9:30. The story h®® 9:30—Detective etory m®'®®'^!"®’ 344.67-WL 8, CHICAGO—870. administered that: backed by public dramatised by BUI Sweets and wlU be C. Walcott. The Senator briefly keep the Ship^ of State from rooR!!> i produced on the air under the »u ^ r- 10:00—Lutheran Laymen I^®*®®' sentiment, the cities, towns, and 10:30—Republican radio r®l}y; summarized - Repuhllcim flnancial, manufacturing establishments are ing and eventually guide it to a vlslon of Dana Noyes and David 11:00—Will Osborne's orchw l^ Chrlsnian. 11;16__^Frank Sullivan's column. 9:00—Flake JuMlee SIngera. departmental' and humanitarian ac­ determined to rid our streams of safe port. * .• # ' . 11:30—Two dance orchestras. 447.4— WMAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO-670. pollution and to conserve our fresh "Prophecies'are vain things, aha Wave lengths In meters on left of 9:80—^Muaio hour; memoriea. complishment in the state, and station title, kilocycles on the right. 11:00—Dan and Sylvia; planlat. water- * resources. This will take often misleading, hut I. have suw Times are all Eastern Standard. Black 11:30—Amoa ’n’ Andy; dance. asked that the policies of the state time, patience and money, hut a unboimded faith in the courage face type Indicates best features. 238—KOtL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. be'continued in the hands of "such few years of continuous effort in^ and common, sense of the AmerieW 7:00—Mid-week hymn sing. 10:00—Lata dance orcheatra. able administrators as have direct­ this respect will produce astonish'- people and their ahiUty to chooi^ W- IiS&din^ Eftst StSitionB. 7:30—Sketch from history. 11:00—Studio mualc hour. ed them so effectively for the last ir Q*nA>*Rtidv Vstlc©^* orchsitrs* 361.2—KOA, DENVER^O. ing results. wise leaders who.vdU' prove equal' 272,6—WPQ, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. o-'oCh-Relncarnatlon, music hour. 10:00—NBC programa (1>^ hra.) fifteen years.” "The state highways, which re­ to every task, that T am confideift 8:00—WABC programs (% hr.) « 11:45—Around the flreaide. "Study the candidates of both 8-45__Soprano, pianist; orchestra. 12:00—NBC dance orcheatra. quire more money than any other that we shall progress^to’ new and g’ oo__Feature: concert orchestra. 1:00—^Denver atring quartet. aides and vote,” said Senator Wal­ department of the state, are the higher levels of prosperity‘ in this 40:00—Tenor; Subway boys. 1:30—Yir Frien’ Scotty: violin, cott. "If all the voters of Connecti­ envy of our neighboring states, and country. , ...j, y. 10:30—Studio organ concert. 288.3—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS-1040. cut will cast their ballots on Nov. ll;0n_-WABC programs H ht-' . 0:30—Dance band, aoprano. ' Connecticut’s program for the bet­ "Remember this: Stndy the can­ 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 11:00—Sfudlo entertainment. 4th no one can complain of the re­ terment of her highways has been didates of both sldu and vote, n 8:00-NBC programs (3 hrs.) ? :S ^ A m r ,;n ’ And^y, comedians. 299.8—WOC.WHO, IOWA—1000. sults.” to keep expenditures entirely with­ all the voters of Connecticut wih 41;fi0—Musical memories. 7-IS—Male trio; Phil C«30k. 8:80—Montana cowboya, music. His Speech 11:30—Slumber music hour. 7'.4 5—Friendly Five orchestra. 0:00—NBC programs (2 hra.) in the resources furnished by the cast their ballots .bn ’ Noyemh^ 333.1—WBEN, BUFFALO—900. A. Roue’s, orchestra 11:00—Three dance orchestras. His speech, in part, follows: automobile users through a gEiso- fourth, no one can'complaln of 8:15—Community concert hour. gio^lico Eelsman's orchestra. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. “I am directing myself to the 9 :0 0 -Studio program: players. 10:30—Amoa 'n' Andy, comedians. line tax and' fees for operating results. We beseech ijmu to vote." > 9:30—Paul Madeate ” voters of Connecticut, men and 10:30—Date dance orchestra. 10:00-UalR ®P®''a-, M'le' Modeste. 10:45—Studio artists hour. licenses and registration. These 243.&-WNAC, BOSTON--1230. 11 :nn—Slbmber music hour. 11:00—^WJZ Slumber music. women,Yboth young and old. Some revenues finance also the Motor fi.30_Pep portraits: troubadours. 11:45—NIghthawk frolic. are casting their ballots ‘for the LATEST HAiB STTLE 7:00-WABC programs (1 hr.) 468.5—KFI, LOS ANQELES—640. Vehicle Department as well as the /■ 8 :00—Feature; song cycle. 10:4.5—Symphony orchestra. first time, some for the last tinie. cost of all new constru'etion of state London—Everything > side, the Democratic at 11:45 a. m., going to Meriden by tlcut Motor Vehicle Departnient j party on the other. The fundamen- ;ervcd by the policy of refusing siti'vdty and true, clear reception, travel to Meriden in Connecticut permits to drill on the public bus. After the parade refresh­ Bulletin; ‘ Phllg^s Announc.eraent; tal principles of these .two parties, Company buses. The parade will ments will be served. The forma­ Highlights Ip Sport; Hartford domain. always. E\ get under way at 1:30 p. m. After as far as they affect the adminis­ ' "The congressional re-appoint' tion will count as a drill. Courant News. tration' of state affairs, ' are not the parade entertainment will be The close order drill contest was 6:30—Diamond Ginger Ale Orches­ ! ment act has been adopted. provided by committees appointed to widely different, but inasmuch as I “If your verdict is favorable, after Or If You Want the Same won last night by the first squad tra. Norma Cloutier, director. their platforms differ, quite radical­ look after same. under the leadership of Corporal If I Knew You Better, from I reviewing the accomplishments of Bitf Performance in ly In some of - the larger national the National Administration, then Private Saimond of Company G Bober. . "Heads Up," Schertzinger. issues, such as the protective tariff, Smalier Space is a patient in the Memorial hospi- The squad attendance competition ■you’re Simply Dellsh, Meyer. it is perfectly clear that one’s duty it Is ■wlsa: to sup^rt the national is to send Republicans back" to the t£il. He was playing football re­ to date is as follows: Use and Company, Crawford. administration of one’s choice by Then see the Baby Grand at cently and in one of the scrimmages Squad Leader Percentage Love Is Like a Song, Youmans. House of Representatives at 'Wash­ keeping in power the adherents to ington. $49.50, with the same 7-tube Chas­ his back was badly wrenched. He 5 Vitullo 96.8 You’re Luck to. Me (from Black­ that 6®ni6 national party in the P liileo suffered considerable pain, but is 1 Bober 90.6 birds of 1930, Blcdte. "Now let us briefly review the ac­ sis ami Electro-Dynamic Speaker, states so that the sute , govern­ complishments of the Republican Baby Grand Console now convalescing and expects to sit 3 Mozzer 89.0 Memories of Ypu, (from Black­ ments can co-operate closely with in a compact Gothic Walnut cab­ up in a few days. He would appre­ birds of 1930, Hake. party, within the state of Connectl- ■‘ ' • . ... - 6 Phaneuf 88.8 the national admixUstrktlon and help This incomparable, radio comes in ciate visits from his buddies in the 4 Korch 79.6 That Undy Hop, (from Black- c’lit: inet only 173^ inches high and support ‘ Its policies;' particularly "The financial condition of the a compact cabinet of genuibe Wahrat, ^ompany. 2 Minor 64.8 birds of 1030), Blake. when the party in power has had 16 inches wide. It Must Be You, (from Black- state on the ‘pay-as-you-go’ system trimmed with Bird’s-Eye Maple and Afri- ' Former Corporal Daniel McCarthy an unbroken and extraordmarily is today . most satisfactory. New , has re-enlisted in Company G. Dan birdA of 19S0),,Sherwin. successful record in the state. This can Zebra Wood, 33 inches,hi^;19’u u ^ ’’ 7:00—Silent. economics hUve been introduced, Have a Free Trial Today was discharged some months ago JEWS SAY BRITAIN principle iqiplies directly to Con- and a budget system covering all wide. All-Hectrio, with genuine Electro- and at that time stated he was done necUcut, and should he home in the departments has been effected. Don’t wait I Call at our store E ^am ic Speaker built-in. Station Reijprd- loldlerlng. However, the urge to be mind by the Connecticut voters on "When the Republican party ing Dial, 7-tube Screen Grid Receiver, the i fourth; Of ,Nqveml»r next, for or phone at once for a free demon­ ' Ith the boys was stronger than BROKE ITS PR O M ia ^ C E DENIES 1®N )R T came Into control of the state’s a.t- “cross-talk.” Philco quality throughout. an's resolution and now he is back the admlnlatrntlon. o f Connecticut fairs In 1915, the state of Connecti­ stration in your home. You can’t uniform again. Dan is a good as a state by the Offihials'chosen by 0FAU.S;M 0RAT0R1UM cut owed approximately fourteen afford tb miss the pleasure of per­ AU for leas tabM 'Soldier and is more than welcome. Chicago, Oct. 23.— (AP)—Judge the people, of. the state from the Re­ million dollars. Today the . state has '^1 « Next Monday’s drill being the last Harry M. Fisher, president of the publican ranks has been conspicu­ enough money on hand to pay , off fect raciio reception, at these prices. (Sail! zrlA 7 P M Ic o field this month, will be "dress drill.’’ Zionist organization in America, said Paris, Oct. 28.— (AP) — Henri ously efficient, both'financially and its bonded debt and leave a substan­ econozhiOally, and from a humani­ Jr- ffhe men of Compsmy G will wear in a statement t&day that the new Berenger, negotiator for the Franco- tial Burpluz, a,record that no other li'- Palestine policy of Great Britain was Amerlcan debt settlement, today tarian standpoint.' ( &hite shirts amd wtflte collars in HGoyw Fledfep< ^ stata in the country can equal. ^ead of the Q. D. shirt. They will a "betrayal of its mandate from the warned Frenchmen that they should "During the last year the state . I__ ^"so wear their new Melton unl- League of Nations.” give no Credence'to reports that the "It-is opportune to review briefly has let contracts amounting to ap­ rms. Arms and equipment will "Jewry will continue to fight for United States would grant a mora­ the accomplishmentiiv.v of the Re­ proximately $3,500,000 for new le thoroughly Inspected after which the establishment of the Jewish torium on the war debts. publican AdnUnls^atidn for the last buildings, all of which should be eighteen months under President Just Received A Large cl^'lll and review will be held. homeland in the Holy Land,” Fisher In an article written for the pro- Bugler Ferrell has received a very said, and he predicted that "with the 'vmclal press, Senator Berenger says Hoover In order to determine mpllmentary letter from Captain help of the nations constituting the that such reports betray ignorance whether the RepuhUcan party has RADIO SERVICE league, the creative force now In of conditions in America and of the carried out its pledges to the peo­ ebke of Company M for turning ple and administered wisely Its t Sunday, October 13 and assist operation in. Palestine 'will continue.' American attitude. France, he em­ on all makes. Easy Terms Before the Jews retumbd to the phasizes, hail no need for revision of trusts. New Sets and Standard g at Company M’s field day at "So far-reaching have been the amp Petty, Marlborough. The cradle of their race, eaid the Zion the debts. Accessories 1st president, "it had been so Happily, he declares, France ar­ Influences of the administration of opular bugler of G is now welcome President Hoover, so extensive and Phone 8160 or 3234 for demonstration.: It any future function put on by neglected that nothing but hare rook ranged the American debt, settle­ remained.” The land In the past ten ment in 1926, since after the finan­ vital its achievements, that to sum WM.,E.KRAH ompany M. Paul Packard, a local them up briefly Is an alm' st hope­ BOB Tolland Turnpike. Phone 8788 23 Baby Philcos sold in past four weeks by y, is a member of Company M, years has been restored to fertility, cial difficulties of 1929 and 1930 and 6 disease conquered and modem meth­ the difficulties in England the gov­ less task. ^ d It was Paul who told Captain “ Here, however, ,ar,e^ charted-a ebke of the accompllabed musl- ods of farming and modem modes ernment could hardly have obtained of living introduced, he said. such favorable ccniditlons. few of the ports safely attained by an who is bugler of Company O, the Ship of .State on. its present FOR RADIO ence the invitation from the Cap British announcement of restric- "France expects that cdl countries 'V *. it tion of Jewish Immigration to pfe shairiionor thSlr Blgpatures,’| he cruise,'witbj. a good captain at the SERVICE n to Private Ferrell. helm and a'fit crew on every deck: A number of promotions sure vent Arab unemployment, Fisher said, "jUst as France has honored hers, ^ e will pernMt h o ’ interfer-* “Federal taxes have been reduced PHONE 3160 eduled for the most efficient men said, amounted to a breaking of $160,000,000!,: lowering: taxes on Company O. It is expected an' Britain’s promises. ence in international contracts which Have yon .heard the new^MaJeztlo luncement will be made on or menace the stability of peace.” ' Bleotrlo Radio lut November 1. Only those men A FEW SUGGESTIONS HAVE you A RADIO BarstoW j^dio ~ ho attend drills reguliurly and who NO EXCUSE THAT IS DEAD? V ^ 20BisseU’Street^f e neat and soldierly will receive Love-Sick Swain (In early morn­ . . S eM ee • ' College Lad'(afrjBBted for speed­ 1 cin briiig it hack to .Uile. Eor Manchester’s Radio Headquarters Since 1922« e coveted stripes. Non-commis- ing) : How can I leave you? servloe and aocesaortea call Anthorlzsid Dealer . <> oned officers to be promoted to t^e Tired Father (poldng his head ing): But, Tour Hblior, I’m a. col­ Majeiitio, Fhllqpv ‘ We jgiye intelligent radio service.'i i >xt higher grade must attend non around the door): Bus number 49, lege.boy. ■ ■ ^ ■ .'i* 20 Bissell St. * M •. • • • f*'• '’11-'. ’'..I,'» • i . l-qF school every Sunday and must street oar number 7,-or any taxicab. ■ Judge: Ignorance doestt^t''‘ exc\Oie M,R.WQRSAA Next door' to BlIttePe. Blarhet also possess those qualities of lead —Merthyr, England, Express, anybody!—Passing Show. . 88-€enter SL Phone 4477 mitm

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. . . Dr. Rugh Thonuna Kerr o f Fitted at the Maxwell estate on North Bdwafis and ‘ his trusty ukulele come in for plenty of foh alsb. Olh- bUkgbr^'Pm; moderator; had FRE*mriORAN Bank street. The wedding took place W r S P R E M I E l tflWi CbllOWllUfa ■V BAUpNSOHtES at 'the Sacred Heart 'Church, New THEATERS ers In the hast include Edward' Bros plry. Frank Mayo, '^^:cfor PoteL an^ iM^poinSnSf totSto' Britain, Rev. Joseph. P. David offir place of Nolan . R. Be^, of Balti- ROCKVILLE elating. The cou{Ae had u attend*, Edward Sddj^dL Chicago, .Qet JL--^F)'H3corge PARSONS THEA1|;BB more/'deeeased. .S'- ■■ ants. Miss Celia Bentz, sister of the One of the most forceful and at ' Dr. peorga_;fe ChloiEb; (Bugs) Mocaa, fozmeaL fiortb side t ktADTSSTAMD bride and John Szarapf of Palm Earl CarroU *‘Sketoh Book’ the'{Shine time moat logl9al screen Accident nt Lanz Comer 1^ 1 Carroll's artistic e ^ for Dr. Jewroh iBsoo,.- .gang lawlirt inua 1»day^’ Beach, Fla. dramas seen in a long time, is ” On r_. p . C.; Prbfeaaor Harifid „ An automobile accident in which I Mr. and Mrs. Banak are on a wed*, beautiful girls, ..and' exq^^8lte tab­ .Yoiir Back” -with' Irene Rich and H. at.'lefeM.V'-'^.^ . ( ■ AS ^ Frank Milne, manager at the loc^ le a u and the cbtnbin^d wit ojC. Bari heUy, Princeton Theological'Sentfn- ding trip to Florida and Cuba. They B. Warner. It is the story of a « iy ; Mrs. C h arj^R : \ iraa to ha takha Ifbm Says That Position on Jewish office of the Rockville-Willimantic will refide in this city for th? pres-’ CatroU'and.Eddie'>Oahj;£^ .ha^ re­ mother who cUmbs high in the hril-. ^ ChtehkM -Ootsts^ bufidifig' ^ s - Lighting Company, and J. F. Hop- sulted in "Earl CarroU ^ketch>Book” Gkfilege, Aurora* N.l Y.,'4md Op. Mar 'fent. '■ .r. A ' j liw t sphere of ..modes, .buUdta^ M .zlah Bbspard* . t ^, terd^toVg 4 ^ ia^tha edapty jail. Idns of 577 North Village avenue,- Notes ■ ' « wUch comes to Panons thbater in stupendous 'fortime for a son who "•' Problem in Palestine Will Rockville Center, R. 1., figured was Hartford for three days']»efflnning dbaireoim w . O0mmiejsi(» to aaadi .p. fiirth^ ^^efora Rev. William C. Drach, pastor of j turns, against her when thwarted. is Dev Ralph M ^ I M ^ of Brie, Fa.' reported to the Rockvilla police on the First Evangelical Lutheran- Monday, Oct. 27; (Matinee Wednes- Friday night also brings the'reg­ nis to npmrt tts. Judge- io ta BL LplOf ea m vagiaacy Wednesday. Both cars were headed Church has been appointed a trustee dhy.), ' • .» Diplomacy. diafge zNhd aii nnirtafttlflaa fkiand Arouse the World. There is plenty of comedy tail this i ular weekly feature known as “Cab­ _ tjd the g ^ ^ sseeau^ at west, at Lanz’s Corner, when Hop­ at the annual meeting of the Luth­ Pittsburgh, next May. ,r - ^ . ihtsnlalied MO;OOB la d u gfO n iM re­ kins who was driving a LaSalle racy show, exceUent dancing, lUttaig aret Night.” Another fast moying, eran Home for the Aged and In­ four-act vaudeville biU has been lease on’ bond. - • v sedan and who was behind the sedan firm at Southbury. music, hilarious comedy and beauti­ Istanbul, Tnrkey, pcL.23.-^(AF) - MIST ISIAND V . , A taejphoae call to " ' Attorney driven by Milne, skidded, bumping ful gdrls. As Ir. “ VanitlM” Mr»;Gar- booked, and will be presented in London, Oct. 23— (AP) —Stanley Four beautiful collection plates —Plans of the 'IVrMsb gdyeronient i MpKow, “Ikmeiome IsUumSs” Henry L. Kane, counsd fo r the cen­ , the car ahead so as to turn it com- have been presented the First Evan­ roU was noted for the supreme qiiaU- conjunction with the regular picture Baldwin, sir Austen Chamberlain, program at the usual prices of ad­ for the visit of the Greek premier in thh Avette region is lost . .Tliis- tral < Cleaners and l^frera efi which ) pletely around. The Hopkins car gelical Lutheriin Chm-cli by Mri and ty of his neautiful, ^tls^ so in Moran datma to be 'vice praaldent, and Colonel L. C. S. Amery in a let­ “ Sketch Book’’ , he ibvseminienl: in mission. tslapd, plotted by prevtams esKpedi- 1 turned over, but fortunately no one Mrs. Oswald Eckhardt in memory of Eleutherios Venizelds today were iidfiB Into^'the.horthi^d, w m record­ ..eanfirmed JUm rqwrt o f htt release. ter to the London Times today was injured. Both cars were slight­ their daughter Elsie Elizabeth. tbijs respect to the, nitahbef of■ fifty completed. arrive on . Moran arrasted last Tuesday six of the most beaiiltful .girls in i ed as lost by the So^t,AKtie ^ : severely criticize the MacDonald ly damaged. Raymond Schrumpf and Bert AT THE CIBOLE Saturday. . 1 peditios eboerd the -ic^neeker at a resQR near .Antioch; flUa.> He ministry’s new policy toward Psdes- Captain Stephen J. Tobin investi­ Schuey have returned from Stain- the world. Talented' beauties tdo and , The Turklsk gbvernnwxit -baa' Sedoff. The ekpeditioh reports that was returned here‘on the vagrancy gated the case and a hearing was ford, where they attended the State “The Sea Woir’ , /Solved the delicate prpble'^.of the ship steanied directly over the charge :and - ^ questioning tar con­ tine as advanced in a statement of heard at Police headquarters follow­ Convention, Knights of Pythias. The Circle theater will re-opw on the one-time, greatest enemy should spot vdiere the island was charted nection with the slaying fast June Lord Passfleld, secretary of state ing the accident. Prosecuting attor­ The next district meeting of tike' land. Smyrna was rejected‘^bpeaUm and no trace o f it could .be' found. o f Alfred Ungle, Tribune reporter. for the colonies Monday. ney John B. Thomas after hearing American Leg(ioi^ will be held in, Saturday of this week, and follow­ de­ of its dark memories. Ismidt waa The letter of the three men, two the testimony of the two men Willimantic on Sunday, November 2. ing the custom of the past two eliminated because of its hiaval' zone cided the accident was unavoidab^. of whom are the leading figures in Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller have, years, will be "f short play by members of the Soph­ laugh and thrills, and a love story ! U ftiht reference when reading, writing, studying and prepar­ fthe 25 missing persons would be omore Class will also be presented. avenue and 99th street. in between. Keaton is seen as Elmer rifound dead and their number add­ One school period with the school in Police ordered 85 families from Stuyvesant, and blunders his way ing their studies. > _ . . ' Si®; ;■ led to the total casualties. complete operation will be held as adjoining tenement buildings. Dahi- through the war to come out a hero * if , ^ S ■<' *.s Nt - t . i:s3 ^ Officials of the mine are still in other years. age waa estimated at $300,000 by ^ystifled as to the cause of the in spite of himself. Sally Ellers is James B. Magee fire department officials. charming as the heroine, and Cliff ^iexplosion. They claim dynamite re- Word was received in this city on YOU HAVE NOTHING TO LOSE ' ently sent to the shaft was stored Tuesday of the death of James B. n its proper places Saturday and Magee of Philadelphia. Mr. Magee When in Hartford EVERYTHING TO GAIN fould not have been the initial is a brother of Mrs. John J. Eckels Scausc of the blast. Coal damp, it of Mountain street. She was called dine with us and be ^ ’as said, possibly offered an ex- to his beside last week. Sheridan I'lplanation. sure to bring hom> To Hold Card Party This is not only a diction«(ry in itself but a book The Ladies Catholic Benevolent some of the finest Oys­ I; Association will hold a public bridge of general knowledge, t ‘-4 BLAMES' 'BIG BILL” and whist in the C. L. of C. rooms ters, Scallops, Crab- H otel in the Prescott block on Tuesday meat, Shrimp, Lobster evening, November 4. Plana were m m Chicago, Oct. 28.— (AP.)-i-Con- made for same at the last regular meat and Clams from Contains complete wireless, radio edition, also all {jl^esswoman Ruth Hanna McCor- meeting. Handsome prizes will be Friday, Oct 24,1980. ;»nick today pointed to unsigned clr- awarded and refreshments will be the Oldest Eating Es­ autoinobile terms. '•culars she said had been sent to ne- served. Mrs. Raymond Hunt is KLUE PLATE SPECIALS chairman of the committee in charge tablishment in Hart­ ^ro voters as vindication of her BUSINESS MEN’S " I . ■ - '-i 'ilaim to complete lack)of political and she will be assisted by Mrs.. ford. John Soleman, Mrs. Charles Prfiss- LUNCHEON 50c. RETAILS EPR $3.50 Alllknce with Mayor William Hale ler, Mrs. S. H. Connors, Mrs. James Thompson. ' Murphy, Mrs. Arthur Pinney jmd L Vegetable Soup In a formal statement last night, Lattb Stew Mrs. John Phillips. Wax Beaos and Potato | '^he Senate campaigner said that she Marriage Announced Homss O ysto ihad been advised that Mayor Annoimcement has been made of t. 01am Chowder Thompson, leader of the Republican the marriage on Monday , of Miss ' Salmon Salad igroup known as the City Hall "Julia Bentz, daughter of Alex Bentz Froioh Fried Potatoea| ^forces, was responsible for dlstribu- of 110 Smith street. New Britain, to House'’ You can obta< for die Mere Sum o f 98c and one coiqion fakm from die •tion of the circulars, which urged Henry Banak of this city, gardener l22 Stute Street, Hartford CHOICE OF^E^ERT Jaegro voters to support her Demo­ cratic opponent, former Senator Apple Pie Pumpkin Pie j James Hamilton Lewds. Custard Pie MDnoe Fie IPPajiB Bfange—Custard Sauce Tea Coffee Milk I BED HELD IN MEXICO Help YourBoy oif G ktoB catd ieH ead of dieO ass, also to lwlM il»8large.vocabulaiX DINNER 75c 'i Mexico aty, Oct. 23.—(AP.)— wMch4 tluite esMndal in d»is modern age. ; ' ^ , ',^anuel 'Villegas Ocana, allegedly a Nokol-lPetro Vegetable 8oiq?.or Oam Obowder ^[jommunist who has been in com­ &»Mt, Spring Leg ol Lamb Think itOver. -IMs is a MostfbctetordinXty The W o b i^ s C ^ e m d munication with Communists in the Installed and Serviced by Pot Boaat i United States has been arrested. He Fried Butterflih Office Dictimiary H is Never Been Offered for Less Than $3.60 asd you canohtwn t t » r ijs being held Incommunicado, Broiled Swordflitii i A quantity of correspondence Stewed Tomatoea or Wax Beans; SSCj'aittioBuaheardiof. ^ ' jieized in Villegas’ quarters was said ALFRED A. 6REZEL ( Mashed or Boiled Potetoea LPumeU Plane, Phone 7167, Sontii Manchester ' to include letters exchanged with Blanc MSnge—Costard Sapoe , Communists In Detroit . and other A burner for every size building from the smalleat to the Applt Pie, parts of the United-States and with Costai^Ple persons in Russia. The letters were largest. Bums low grade fuel oU. Manufactured by Petroleum Heat and Power Con?., the largest and oldest manufacturer in Mlnoe Pie said to reveal that Villegas has re­ Pnmpdn Pie It Pays To Ba‘A; Mealier XH ceived money from the “Pan-Pacific ' We seU furnace oil for all types of oil burners; also oil drums. Pres. Fruit—Pears, Psatihes, Slloed| ■^rade Union” in’ the United States, PIUBapple, Loganberries. ifiddress not given and from a per-1 Uo : Ooffaa' Milk' ;xon in Detroit. 'V fv; :^wv. r •m

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<»• \ TOGKIEST COATS* OF TWt VEAe-ARC R^LLV T\^ GOATC Scout on rapidly.. ^vtag^ Jv7 tAURA LOU BRO O K ^sf. IWOMEAWOCOWSICT OFACLOW GARMENT WITW A SHORT SdBN CE NOW; ABLE O 1930 t u f NEA SERVICE . -FURJACKrErOVER lT. TocowraroraT o f liver, the inanunfctialw w e • ^ ?■• .T- ; C i O n Mito t)AYC TNE TUR OAO«T CAH8FW0RN SEPARATELY. N)ews MANUFAtTDBB w BLOOD may spe^edCaw bjr^ ’ ------tent .'that .it U m - By DB. MOBBto IBISHBBIN a montor of red -Mood BEGIN ^ *Tou’re n wonderfui helper." Celia was not of the temperament Editor. - Jooriial. of the, Ajnerioan beyond the usual re'quireinMit. Adventure entere the life of Evelyn m^ted.. Mitcheu did not to sulk. Nevertheless she could not the blood beconies too‘’tl^au-’wfft§ Scoot Sunday Medical Asoodation, and of fTinr.TA HiTOllELL, 1?* ^ speak. - the hide her disappointment. It was B ygri^ the Heal.th Magazine blood cells, more ,,130-^: leanui .the fftther. she h u cuppeted ain. Mrs. Parsons who had mentioned il Girl Scouts and Brownies are quired on the part the he^t;| the photoplay that morning and .ueated to attend church. Scout dead’ jii idive aad: .weuthy. She >: imderaftmdNk, '?ole« land home for a lengthyly ’visit. '''•• is also hoped that they will have the The first record of a micro­ iyou— doesn’t hurt. It helps! After from ?” • lEFT ABOVElS OfFlAGlC are for the most part Douglas fir, dan calls there frequently. true. Girl Scout spirit all through scopic examination of the blood and find their way to Londim, To- • ... hom« in'I came back to New York I made a “Oh, I had a row with Kate and W00LENW1T+JA8EIGE in disease was app^ently dated Ceiiaaa visits the Mitchell home “Som' m ^ new effort to forget myself,mimeif T told Girl Scout Week, Oct. 26-Nov. 2, kio, the United States and France. decided to clear out for a while. You LAPIN JAeKTr-V/MlLtON entering into all the activities to be about 1845 when an Englishman the city . and .. tries to -attrW learn whv 1 myself that what was past was past One of the highest flagpoles shipped don’t know /what you’re, spared the r ig h t 81 AC^GAIAPIW heid^and spreading this toe move- named Hughes Bennett, and the MARTHA, a ! aiid I must carry on. There were Celia, not haying, to live with a lot from British Columbia is that at her parents, John and Ma^gMe' business affairs to tend to. Then you \9 USED \W1TH RED SUEDE jueijt.—Eunice Brown, scribe. great German, Virchow, simul­ of low relativesi Honestly, I don’t GLOTH.. taneously described the appear­ the famous Kew Garden, London. It Mitchell, separated. This " came to me-with Celia.” know how I stahd it.” Troop 6 is 241 feet high. ‘ unsuccessful. Meanw^e, ^ s . rar j j paused dramatically ance of the blood in the condition sons lunches with MitcheU and he ^ “What was the trouble?” - Troop 6 held its weekly meeting called leukemia, a disease in “This tim e?' Oh, Kate knew I at the Manchester Green, school TRUE LOVE tells her he has been investigating,^.^ J/e me everything has been dlf- which the manufacture of the had a date last night.. I wouldn’t Monday, October 20. Three visitors white blood cells runs wild. Jordan’s past. I'ferent. I felt that here was some- Pupil: I know an example of true .; tell her who with, though, and so were present; Riith Wickham, Vir­ Actually most of our modem love. rn ON WITH THE STORY ' one who needed me. Here was som e-' got mad. She took every single | ginia Baldwin and Helen Viertel. knowledge of the blood depends Teacher: What is It? NOU vxX'VI I thing to which I could give myself. | pj^j. slippers from my shoe rack i ’ Most of the meeting was spent in on the fact that the great Ehr­ 11 was trying to make dear little them in the garage. When BEIGE LAPIN JACKET Pupil: Our maid loves the postr , ■MitrhPll rested one arm on : wao ------ana nia tnem m me goiagc. yyucu working on . the troop’s project. lich, who first discovered salvar- man so much she writes a letter to e Sbl^^He^Ued his companion! Celia happy so I gathered young ^ ^eady to put on my brocade IS SHOWM-MEREWORVlwnWA Some girls from the Tom Thumb san, began to develop stains hi QnnkP Slowlv i people about. Their laughter and gandals there wasn’t a shoe m sight herself every night to make sure he BPOWN JERSEY PRESSANDA patrol took an examination in First which are applied to specimens of will come the next day.—^Der Lus- '•‘The man’s a eambler.’’ he said. | brightness were the very to ln p 1 except the golf oxfords I had on. STRIPED CRAVATIN9R0WN Aid.—Bella Silverstein, scribe. blood withdrawn from a vein and ‘■ w S s the fafh “ nable resorts, needed. Don’t you see? I’v e ! ^an you imagine it? Kate had tige Sachse, Leipzig. Troop 7 dropped on a slide, these stains tSnl^AUantic liL rs and any place! tried to do for Celia—and for you locked everything of hers up and . BEIGE ORANGE, . -1??EGALAPIN JACKET The meeting opened with a game. having the, power to bring out the NOT SO CROWDED S s likSy to tod real cash?^ I un-j —lias given me a new life. I m other’s shoes won’t fit me. I could various elements within the blood ne s iiKeiy ____^ alone no loneer because I have— ^ ViIIaH her^’* ATTRAGT/VELV COMPLETESA “Tails.” Hazel Brown joined the ^ n number of men «^one no longer because X nave— - f have killed her! cells. “Don’t you love driving on a« O The noiselessly-'moving waiter, .*Lisi looked so ferocious that | Bl a c k t a il o r e d siedadglotw troop. We reviewed the compass by moonlight night like this?” means of ^ game. Some of the girls The manufacture of blood goes TROGK. on constantly in the human body. “ Yeah, But I thought I’d wait “What did you d o?” she asked. i passed tests.-—Anna Daley, scribe. In some diseases, such as per­ till we got further out in the coun-' “Went in my bedroom slippers! Troop 8 nicious anemia, the destruction try.”—Pathfinder. slick character!” i “ will vou have a muffin, Evelyn Pars.''ns was leanmg for-1 Will you Mother caught me coming in later, Troop 8 held its meeting Friday, ward. She looked astonished. j madam?” , , ______and didn’t______we have a^ pretty picnic! i October 17, at the Highland Park “ Oh John, Tohn how terriDie:terrible! juu Im--, What Evelyn Parsons would tove ^1-our house! school. The meeting was opened aeine ’celia becoming interested in jTlked to do witb that tray of muffins her way to get the I with singing a number of new agine A may be guessed. The fine climax of rackets songs. Signaling was practiced. for h r r V S a c had been mtoed “ Come on, ” she said. “ I’d love to Jane Tedford passed second class mg me'breakup that affair. Get-iby a plate 0? bakery stuff, play and it will cool you off—even if , cooking, Lois Agard second class She** looked: "up startled. If there ting her out at your home was the sim is hot.” nature, Edith Chapin and Doris Bo- what did it. She’s so busy now with was a glint of fire in her blue eyes For two hiour.s Lisi patiently bat- j - lan sewing, Evelyn Johnson second tennis and fooling around the gar­ only the waiter saw it. • Then, with ted balls over the net which Celia THIS AND THAT IN class first aid, Marie King part of den and getting a good healthy tan an effort, Evelyn controlled her­ could return, and gave the beginner j second class knots, Eleanor Porter­ she hasn’t any time left for senti­ self. helpful instruction. At one o’clock | \ field, Mirtis Horton and Arlene Nel­ mental nonsense. Of course, I don’t “No muffins,” she said. ' j,^rs. Parsons appeared to tell them i son part of tenderfoot A Hallowe’en blame the child. She doesn’t know .Mitchell helped himself Lp the hot luncheon was ready. Lisi accepted ; i party and hike was planned for Sat­ bread and the waiter moved away, invitation to remain. | FEMININE LORE anything about the world.” urday, November l. with Troop 6. “What you’ve told me is a won- while they were eating a tele-' ‘‘But I think this is dreadful!” The Bluebird Patrol met at the ' “ She' Fvelvn nersisted “ How did you tod ! derful lesson,” he said slowly. “But p^one message came for Celia Captain’s home Saturday afternoon out S^St Sis John?’’ I it is more than that. _^It’s the rec- herself and reappeared to sew. ’Phe Orioles will meet Tues­ ‘TtoSugh S idn ey. After the,: ord beautiful spirit. .Y^ur love t later smiling. day aftw .school. Mrs, ...Calhoun ^ d •.Yhf w hlrtodav^narty I was;fof D^ght'wiU be -enshoned to ■®; ' f W il-' The douoledouble runeraifuneral at Trinity inm ty I of linen pumps and would not accident of ^ in ese Wil- attended hy his IN NORWAY’ S CABINET ‘^ !?,'te ’ 'au re''L really is aa^bad I not notice it. He was finishing bis to go in bedroom slippers. j son and his wife, Mrs. Ernest Henry gggggigtes from Arnold Arboretum and Skin j coffee. When he put down his cup hours .'ater at the finish of' Wilson. j which he had been a director as you say? authentic. No he seemed to look at his companion thrilling steeplechase a figure in i Garden club members ^ d others gjjjgg 1919 hy representatives of hor Irrita tion “My information is ------front tor caught Celia Mitchell’s ‘ wiU recaU that the great horticul- > J’ K - Oslo, Norway, Oct. 23.— (A P )— with a new interest.of ____ 01 ner oaueui. v^ciia ayah,v,uch o >■— — ° .. ticultural societies from all over the -— -.mVinhiv question about it.” “Evelyn,” he said, you’re a won- gj^g stared. Could it be pos- turist risked bis life exploring toe countfy.'"The honorary bearers and 1 Premier Johan Mowinckel ProoaWy Mrs. Parsons was not eating. Bible? The girl leaned forward. wildest regions of toe old world for . .. 0= urime ALWAYS keep Rabalm “But how—where did Celia come derful woman.” ushers were from toe Massachusetts j will continue to know such a man?” The luncheon was soon over. (To Be Continued) rare plants and flowers. He was society and from among toe editors I minister when toe new Sto t g ^ ready for emeigencies. nicknamed “ Chinese” , Wilson be­ “ He’s the onp^ who pulled her out There, was no opportunity for Eve­ of garden magazines and outstand-' opens its session early in toe lyn Parsons, try as she would, to cause' of his many joumeyings to ing florists and botanists of toe Year. .u It is a bland, healing oint­ orof tnethe waierwater that^ time she nearly dramatic mo- ( China. country He probably vrill have with him ment for injuries or irritation f to Sedit for that ment which she had built up before. Once in the interior of China his In toe profusion of floral offerings ^s en«re present ^dical ^btaet. little caravan was nearly over­ of the skin. Rabalm pene­ yo Lip whelmed by a landslide. Mr. Wil­ ree?s “r^s^'wSSrMr^ ™ o n hS S ’s Parliamentary elections wWch to mo Celia eaid | son’s leg was broken-and he had to she met him at your home. collected in his travels or created in returned 34 Radicals to toe Storting. trates deep into the pores , Mitchell, on toe curb, lifted his hat be carried for three days and three that be right, Evelyn?” the arboretum. OJremation at Forest The Cabinet ■will have some of its and relieves without rubbing. “At my home? Oh, no, John, you and bowed as Evelyn’s motor car nights on a litter to a place where 0 “»«' must be mistaken. Celia couldn’t moved away.® She had offered to toe fracture could be reduced. Ever after he walked with a limp and have said“ ttot^W hy-ridicX u^^^ Mr. Witeon w*te ...ffy M yeate old said he had an eng^ement nearby needed toe assistance of a cane. “It’s so that it now must stand on its Mitchell nodded. —he was cut off at toe height of Celia was watching from toe win­ OUVE ROBERTS BARTON all in toe game,” he used to say own feet without labor in toe coali­ “ Probably my mistake,” he said. his career. He was bom in Glouces- -*Varlepse Veimi “I don’t rem<;mher very clearly. dow when toe limousine reached l^BV servk:e.ik. with a smile. Though he was badly tion. Since toe Conservative strength Graminercy Square. She had tired i hurt in this Tibet landslide he re­ tershire, England, educated at toe Satis&ctory reanlts have' Well, now that I know this young Royal college and received his M. A. was greatly strengthened In the of_____ her hook and began _ to grow , anx- . J 1 The radio man heis just been giv .joiced at being able to bring back election, no radical reform legisla­ been reported fay many man for what he is you can believe degree, at Harvard. With all his who have used Rabalm me I feel lucky to have things turn ious. Between a hero on toe printed i j^g. ^jg usual winter warning about with him 10,000 bulbs of the beau- tion Is expected. page and John Barrymore on the|flj.gg ' tiful ------regal’ lily which grows there iyin, 'years of travel and regular botani­ in the treatment of Vari> out as they have. Yes, sir, getting cal work, he was a prolific author, The new Storting will have: cose Veina. her into the coimtry is what did it! motion picture screen there was a jjg ggj,j 10,000 people last abundance,but never until that time At your druggi»t*u had'been grown elsewhere. Inciden­ and wrote a number of books, in­ Laborites, 47. Something else to thank you for, world of difference, and toe advM- year had paid tlie price of someone’s Cpnservatives, 44. tage all with the actor. So far third of this tally it was six months between toe cluding “Lilies of Eastern Asia,” The tube . 50e too.” carelessness, over a Peasant Party, 25. Celia’s day in toe city had been number being children. time they were dug and toe time “Cherries of Japan,” “China Mother Large jar fl.00 of Gardens,” "Aristocrats of the Radicals, 34. Evelyn Parsons’ glance was mean­ rather dull. And he said what I've been they were planted in New England, The car stopped. Celia called to preaching for years, that we always hut toe greater number of them Garden,’’ “America’s Greatest Gar­ ingful. , . den,” and numerous other works. “If I’ve helped. I’m glad, but we Martha that she was leaving. Then think fire won’t hurt us. R is some­ germinated and flourished. sh? gathered up her sweater and When asked to tell about his ad­ Mr. Wilson spoke a little over a How Old Are You? did it together, John.” ______thing for toe neighbors to worry RABALM books, opened toe door and ran about. This is toe greatest danger ventures Mr. Wilson modestly re­ month ago in Hartford at toe ban­ do'wn toe steps. of all. When we get that feeling of fused to talk. It Is known, however, quet of toe Connecticut Horticul­ /<*« a soothing antiseptic “It’s not too late, is it ? ” she security about anything in toe world, that on Another occewibh he fought tural Society at toe Hotel Bond. Joy With life m ^ B a c k a c h e asked eagerly as she stepped into then we need to look out. toe rapids of toe Yangtze river in toe car beside Mrs. Parsons. Now we don’t want to set up a China and only by toe hardest work Edward W. Bok’s Project “To late for what?” credo of fear. That is obsolete and managed to save not only his boat Mr. Bok—of Ladles’ Home Jour­ I Freely Mix— “The picture. You know—Jota superstitious.^ But comfnon sense but his precious cargo of plants. He nal fame—and his wife in pursuance L e g P a i n s Barrymore. I looked in toe morh- and caxe have no dealing with fear, climbed some of Clhina’s sacred of a commendable philanthropic plan have just completed the pur­ Not a care in toe world but one— If Gottins Up Nights, Backache, ing paper and found toe name of the and a combination of both will avoid mountains never before seen hy a and that’s getting to be a big one— frooueut day calls. Leg Pains, Nerv- theater. It’s on Forty-third street." trouble where a senseless fear only white man. It was about toe scien- chase of about a mile of water front ousness, or Burning, due to functic^* at Rockport Harbor, Maine, which It’s really a shameful calamity—I’m ,al Bladder Irritation, in acid condl- “ Oh, I’d forgotten. Really, I courts it. tifl:c discoveries on his trips that he getting fat—I’m worrying—^What ; iens, makes you feel tir®^depr^ed think we’d better put that off imtll Let us see what we can sensibly would talk, and they were not al­ now contains ncthiixg but reminders nd discouraged, try thej^stex'TesL of past industries. Mrs. Bok who has sh a U Id o? '.Yorks fast, starts d je m a ti^ thru another day. We can come in any do to frighten away toe fire demon. ways related to horticulture. For in­ “Easy come, easy go,” as toe coal afternoon, and you see it’s getting We must see that all gas fittings stance, in toe Pacific is a group of made great scenic Improvements in * lielsyotem in Camden, h u engaged the same firm heaver remarked. It’s only too true h'ou's&hds for-fapraj^iREfis^SA on after three o’clock now. Wtf and pipes are perfect and throw out Islands where he found living de­ woh’tW^Hhifie <» « Is Tuitil five.” scendants of a number of men from of landscape architects to beautify that it’s easy to gain fat—but on toe rubber tube connections. There is other hand it isn’t so very hard to - J Guarantee.'?' “No, I suppose not.” onfy one time to do that and .that is Salem, Mass., who settled there, with her newly acquired Maine shore f f l . Improye'ieM^ -wives about 100 years ago. property. The decayed buildings lose it. t=n * * L . - cr'T-'oa.sy bacst today. th e Islanders spoke good English will he removed, trees 'vrill he plant­ First of, all you must remember Amateur Wiring Blmned ed and grading and everything pos­ to take one half teaspoon of Krusch- [^ ,-1 Electricity is ssffer toian flame, but were a queer mixture of white, J. H. Quinn & Company, sible done to restore the water .front en Salte ^ a glass of hot water be­ sometimes. I think there are tob brown and yellow humanity and had South Manchester- to its pristine beauty before the fore breakfast every morning. many amatepr jobs of house-wiriuff ‘%one nativfi.” Doeia itoidy faoeedabarrassj^? Mr. Wilson in his travels abroad, boathouses and other man-made This is a big help; for out of your —^places where holes . are bored system goes toe harmful acid and Get a paocage o f Dr. Edwards Olive through-floors to pews wires through in toe depths of jungles, rushing structures wereJ placed there. The beautification program ■will call for toxins and into your liver, bowels Tablets. The skin should b^in to with no porcelain or other kind of torrents and inaccessible high places Emd kidneys goes that healthy ac­ Ths r]i^r after you have taken the tablets protective apparatus to keep a ■wire seemed to lead a charmed life, hut toe expenditure of fabulous sums, We Take the Sham but it will make It,one of toe most tivity that banishes minor ailments. a few if you are like thousands from touching wood. • death came swiftly and unexpected­ C lea n ers o f others. ' ly to his wife and himself as they attractive spots on toe Maine coast. Cut out candy, cake, pastry and Electric irons need something. .1 MARY TAYLOR. /That Out of Rug Shampoo Kelp deahse the blood, bowels and don’t know what, but some kind of were motoring along a New England ' sweet desserts—cut down on pota­ with Dr. Edwards ( ^ e Tablets, toes, sugar, cream and cheese—eat C lean Dougan’s Rug Shampoo bathes the soocenfuL substitute for calomel; derice to make them fool proof. We don’t forget our purses hut we do vegetables, lean meat, 'chicken and there's no aidmess or pain after tak- , 'each and'every thread of your forget our Irons. One fixed law for room, or a house, la to see that every fish. ■ 'y , V - : GOITRE RETURNED It only costs '85 cents fpria, TOttle rug or carpet in creamy, cleana- ' Olive Tablets do that every member of toe family should butt on every ashtray or elsewhere he,.“Dlsconn^t when not in use^—at of Kruschen Salts-that7\rilll«^i6ur ing lather and drives out every vMdh caknnd does, and just as effec- is out. onite.” This holds- good for’ curling weeks luTd nne bottle provii'toat' speck of dirt and grease you tivdy, but tbdr action is s^tle and Watch toe ashes on toe grate and AFTER OPERATIOK toe KrusplMn method ip ,;.,thp ■ mqst safe Instead o f severe and irritating; items and every other type of heat­ have trodden into it, tenewing, its ing device not protected by . Its awm put high screens before open fires. sensible b f all. , Thousands who take Olive Tablete Is the furnace in good shape and A West ^'Vlrgirfia woinfta ■writes— richness, of color... lall at mod­ are never curs^ vnth a "dark brown construction- Mrs. Frank Deckisr, are toe flues and pipes away from est charge. taste,*' ti'bad a dull, listless, (jlaaoline and ^explosive cleaning B. 4,-Nortiiford, C o n n . 1 have been taking Kpuj^hen Spits ■ ' should b^ handled l?ke dyna-; wood-^work? Asbestos paper is for 2 weeks-^haveTnWuced froth 175 “ no good” feding, constipation, tor- cheap and makes a fairly safe fid liverJjBddiapodtiph, pimplyfeia; m ^ . Remember that fumes tra'vSl Says, “I will tell or ■wrilte of toe to 159% pounds — I have recom­ ! ^livsTabiifeareapurdyw^t*^^ au*^ hunt^ at fl|i^me. Outside is toe wrapping. Is the flue of toe wood great benefit from using Sbrbol- mended it to many people—I have or coal grate clear? Is there -any by then Olfre best plats fo r clemiing-hees. Quadruple, a colorless‘'llnihaent easy no mor^ headaches' and never get ® O V 'f e X N sopt -Inside to take fire and- endan- — — ■ * • _ years "The United States,” says toe to apply and inexpensive,” Get short of breath. ■jmnrmwonCIIiVm — — • ■ radio man, “lost $35,000,000 in fires ge/r toe roof? There are companies Get Kruschen Salts at.North End Hdrrieon that clean chimneys. more infortaation at Crosby’s Phar­ complaints and Olivp Tablets aig the m;1929, caused, by careless handling macy, 446 Center Street, or •write Pharmacyf-'So. Manchester A'gente,- immensely effective.result. Take of^cigars and cigarettes.” . - That ish’t all, hut a* little thought Pacdcard’s Pharmacy—-or .any drug will supply toe rest and save some Sorbol Company, Mechanieshurg, iiJghtiy fbr*a’ w6dc.'See how much hi cannot add to that. But.the last Ohio. Sold by all druggists.-^Advt store in toe world.—Advt. better you feel and look. 15c, 30c, 60ci t h ^ anyone (ibould do on iettving a o f the 10,000 In 1880 and 1931. ■•■it..: A P A G E ix in ^ ; MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAI^, SOUTff MA^ CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER % 1930. Ockfords Hand 16-0

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HERE TOMORROW HARVARD »NY.T!.€ rORDHAM Locals Handkapped by In- FOOTBALL BINCETON Manchester High Seeks First PENN jary to Soreral Star Backs B Y R A D IO Local Sport NAVY Leape Victory But Rivals Bat VderaB line Fails to FOOTBALL BROADCASTS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25 Are Favorites; Deci and Chatter Halt Attack o f Hearier (E. S. T.) THROUGHOUT' National Broadcasting chain: 1:45 THK MAJORS’ DEFEAT p. m., Army vs. Yale, WJZ, WHAM, Sqnatvito Bear Watching; Opponents; Poor Panting WLW, KWK, WRC, KS’TP, WPLA, The unexpected defeat of the Ma­ WSUN, WSM, WMC, WSMB, WOAE jors was the chief topic of sport SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Harts Majors (Xten. KOKA, KOMO (Announcer Graham Sheridan to Replace Kerr. conversation in town today. McNamee). 1:45, Dartmouth vs. Harvard, WEAF, WTIC, WTAG, i Nowhere was the news received WeSH, WLIT, WGY, WGR, WCAE, So far as ^records and compara- , more joy than in the camp o'f Manchester’s highly touted WTAM, WOW, w o e (Annoimcer tive scores ore concerned, East the Cub.s, present holders of the j Majors met their' masters on Bill Munday). Hartford deserves to be established town football laurels, the football gridiron last night Columbia Bj:9adcasting System: the favorite to defeat ^^anchester j when the much ' heavier New 1:45 p. m., Notre Dame vs. Pitts­ burgh, WBAC, W2XE, WEAN, Hieh in their football clash over at j It is interesting to note that the London Ockfords trampled the West Side this afternoon, yet Cubs, although far from impressive WLBZ, WCAU, W3XU, WCAO, the outcome may be just the op- 1 to date, have yet to be eitherde- them underneath a 16 to 0 mar­ WMAL, WHP, WJAS, WLBW, posite). If there were any betting the ; feated or scored upon while the gin at the Hurley Stadium in WHEC, WADC, WKRC,- WAIU, nHdt) would nrobably be about 7 to Majors, Majors have have lostlost oneone gamega and been WOWO, WBCM, WSPD, WWNC, odds would probably rru K t. _ . k . ., .knoTinv^ innir trlns to be made bv football teams participating in some of the major intersectional clashes this fall. East Hartford before a shiver­ 5 on East Hartford. j scored against four times. ing, huddled group of not more WTAR, WDBJ, WBRC, WDOD, East Hartford’s alleged superior­ Dart «• “1^’J” Stanford uyver...y... N.v,»^» Uttle St. WLAC, KFJF, KFPY, "WXYZ, KOIL than 500 onlookers. (Announcer Ted Husing). ity is ah outgrowth of the fact that Another ex-Cub player was in Mary’s College in California, with a long trek across country to New York to meet Fordham, Nov. 15, may claim t se______g p- The defeat was the first of the Among broadcasts by individual Coach Johnny McGrath’s warriors Major harness last night in the per­ defeated Meriden 12 to 7 whereas season for the Majors who had ruu stations will be these: son of Walter Harrison, captain of up a very impressive string of six 1:45 p. m., Dartmouth vs. Harvard Meriden took Manchester’s measure the Cubs last year and now coach 14 to 7. Bristol beat Manchester consecutive victories, Stamford Yel­ WNAC, WBIS. of the Middletown South Ends who low Jackets, Naugatuck Rangers, 1:45 p. m.j Michigan vs. Illinois, 12 to 6 and East Hartford 7 to 0. play at Mt. Nebo Sunday. He played East Hartford also boasts a 9 to 0 OQKS Sport Scandal Rocks New Britain Blues, Bristol Maple WJR. verdict over Bulkeley High of Hart- part of the game at guard. AND Ends, Middletown Sons of Italy and 2:45 p. m., Chicago vs. Mississippi, New London Submarine Base. The KYW. Locals Improved McCarthy amd Crockett sure AUA outcome of toe battle was a decided 2:45 p. m.. Center College vs. Manchester, on the other hand, is ^ make one sweet pair of ends but UDt'!i Big Six Conference associated press SrO. .:;C. upset so far as Manchester is con­ Northwestern, WMAQ. yet to win a C. C. I. L. fracas hav- , Coach George Moonan trotted out a Taking all the main sectors and cerned. 2:45 p. m., Wisconsin vs. Purdue, ing lost both to Bristol and Meriden I newcomer by the name of Fianni- bMWILUAM BRAUOgR surprises into consideration, the sen­ In justice to toe Majors, it must WTMJ. after stepping on Southington’s gan wearing a red jersey. Flannigan sation of the .college football scrap­ be stated that several of their back- 3 p. m., Alabama vs. Vanderbilt, Lewis High 6 to 0 in the seasons drew much favorable comment from The Commercial Players ping to date is the wild gallop of field aces are on the injured list in­ WAPI. lid lifter. Since its initial struggle, the stands for his chain-lightning Red Grgpge, the erstwhile insurance Head Admits Pay­ ANCIENT RIVALS Washington State’s Cougars up and cluding Captain Brunig Moake who 5 p.. m., U. S. C. vs. Stanford, Manchester has improved irrespec­ speed afoot. Slithering Spook of the grid­ down the Pacific, slope. did not even don a uniform# last KFI, KPO. tive of the fact that two defeats iron, comes dashing around end ing Salary Wlule He is At­ CUSHSATURDAY 'The boys rubbed theii eyes when night. Ray Feole, the Providence 5 p. m., Washington vs. California, have been swallowed in succession. they read: “Washington State 16, marvel, played only a short time be­ There was one official, at least, with a serious charge, and per­ KJR, KFRC, KOMO. Another blow to the hopes of the connected with the Cubs who didn’t California 0.” They rolled over and cause of a leg injury. Tasker, too, Kelleyites in tomorrow’s game is the stage any celebration over the Ma­ haps something ought to be done tending College and Play­ By HUGH S. FULLERTON, JR. turned up their toes when they was similarly handicapped. Yet, eleventh hour loss of Buddy Kerr looked down the column of results with the big squad of players on the new fumble rule. The quarter ended jors’ defeat. He was Coach Tom about it. with the Ockfords trying to make and Austin Weiman, two regular Kelley who said he would rather “ On of the things I can’t under­ the following Saturday and noted: Majors team, this does not satisfac backfield cogs, who have been drop­ New York, Oct. 23— (AP) —With the remaining brief distance neces­ have had the Majors win. “After an stand,” says the Wheaton ice ped­ ing Football. next Saturday’s games, eastern foot­ “Washington State 7, Southern Cal­ torily account for their defeat. ped from the team for the balance dler, who now is plairing halfback ifornia 6.” sary for six more points. The second of the season for infraction of the outfit loses one game it is a better ball goes definitely into that part of What a Contrast! period opened with the Majors team, you know,” was Kelley’s com­ for the professional Chicago Bears, the season in which tradition holds a The season i.'" a success when one training rules. They were caught Kansas City, Oct. 23.— (AP) — To anyone who witnessed the first making an impressive goal line ment. “is why anyone should say that Rumors of an'investigation into al­ large portion of the interest in the of the coast’s "Big Three” is smoking. School authorities insist pros don’t care whether they win or knocked over nowadays. To bump five minutes of the Major-Ockford fight that took the ball on downs that school discipline meams far leged recruiting and subsidization, games. Nearly every “big” clash lose. There’s nothing that makes has behind it long years of other off two of the trio on successive game and then had to leave, men­ just barely short of a touchdown. more to them than victories in ath­ Coach Moonan of the Majors was flared forth on the Big Six Confer­ Miekle dropped back to punt, fum­ also pleased, if you don’t misunder­ a fellow worse than getting “big” games, with the Harvard- Saturdays is of no more importance tion of the final score would have letics and the severe penalty im­ ence front today as faculty repre­ to the Pacific Northwest than a big bled and was flattened against the stand his attitude, for he, too, be­ licked. It’s i^ your blood—the de­ sentatives of the circuit prepare to Dartmouth rivalry the most ancient. been likely to bring a heart attack. posed shows their determination sire to win— and you can’t get glacier movement off the slopes of In other words toe Majors literally greensward by three Ockford play­ along this line. lieves that the Majors will be bene­ lease for a week-end meeting at So far Harvard has won 27 games ers for a safety, two points. away from it.” to Dartmouth’s seven, but that Mount Rainier. tore the beefy New London line to Paul “Red” Sheridan will be used fited considerably by the defeat. “It j It is a subject that could be Columbia, Mo. In other parts of the country, . Gadbois Is Hero at quarterback in Kerr’s shoes and is just what we needed,” Moonan record has no bearing on the 1930 shreds during the first part of the argued pro and con far, far into While official information was ballyhoo spreads the name and fame game marching from their own Manchester kicked from its 20- Wilbur Brown will undoubtedly be told newspapermen as the game was lacking, reports were current that clash. Both have ^ood material al­ I the night. though current “Bear” stories from 0: Howard Jones, Pop Warner, Nibs twenty yard line to a similar point yard line and the Ockfords marched seen at halfback in place of Wei­ drawing to a close. circumstances surrounding the Price, Doc Sp<‘ars, Jimmy Phelan. down through Major territory, this man. Brown suffered a painful transfer of Big Jim Bausch, U. of both camps proclaim numerous in­ on the other side of the field before The Difference It’s time for this quite select com­ fate dealt thern an unkind band. time for a touchdown. It was the tongue injury in the Meriden game The Majors Will tackle the Kansas backfield star, from the juries. pany to move over while three Yale and Army which meet in bone-crushing smashes Gadbois but is expected to be in shape to Springfield Brightwoods at Hickey’s Judging by the number of stars University of Wichita, would be cheers are given for Babe Holling- With Saharek, Ris Cassi, Dad- play at least part of the game. The produced every year by the col­ taken up by the faculty representa­ Yale bowl started their series 11 derio and Mlekle alternating at car­ laimched at right tackle, plus a Grove Sxmday afternoon. bery, Washington State coach who sweeping left end run by the fleet- officials wiU be Parker of New Brit­ leges, it sometimes occurs to us as tives. years after Harvard and Dartmouth, rying the ball behind the best Inter­ in 1893, but it now ranks higher in has steadily been turning out better footed Peters, that brought New ain, referee; Mahoney of New Brit­ The Ockfords’ correct record pre­ strange that there are not many Leslie Edmonds, Kansas sports teams and who now is off to a great ference the Majors have shown, this ain, umpire and Huband of Hartford vious to last night’s game as given more professional teams than there official ,and_ W,?.5Mta bugjiiess, .ma% tbfi, ye?ir.’s,,clashq§.,. Tke, powcrtul season, Manchester clicked off four Lbndon’s only earned touchdown. are.i Why do people refuse to get Army aggregation may go on to start in a bid for the Pacific Coast The Majors were totally unable to headlinesman. The game wfil bv Canty is as follows; in his colurnh in the Topeka Daily Conference championship. first downs in succession to reach ^ T*tTcrTrktYiflT*v . . . J. championship honors of some kind stop Gadbois short of a substantial at 2:15 instead of the tustoinary two wins,, two ties...they beat the heated up about pro teams which Capital today says that the Eligibil­ The Cougars lost only two out of the Ockfords’ twenty-yard line hour of 2:30 at the request of East Sub Base 24 to 6 and Milford, Mass., are composed of the best college ity of Bausch is marked for consid­ if it can pass Albie Booth and a twelve games last year, dropping where a stonewall had been hastily gain once he hurled his husky frame Hartford High school which has an players? Does the answer lie in eration at the conference. The in­ strong Yale line. the decisions to California 'and but effectively prepared by the sea­ into toe human mass. Not only did 6 to 0 and tied the Putnam Giants sentimental directions ? Tradition Princeton and Navy also are important social event slated for 6 to 6 and the Worcester All-Stars vestigation, Edmonds says, follows a Southern California, so that they port warriors. After three thrusts he score the last touchdown, but al­ later in the day. West Hartford and emotion? rivals of long standing and with in Cub fashion 0-0. protest made by Prof. W. A. Tarr, have very promptly obtained re­ had only dented their headgears, the so displayed additional toe artistry, plays here next week Friday. When Red Grange was playing at Missouri’s representative on the both teams showing signs of im- side from punting, by splitting the they venge. 'They topped off their 1929 Majors decided upon a forward pass. Deci, Foley, Stars Illinois he was playing for Illinois. faculty committee. Professor Tarr provement after bad starts campaign by voyaging to Hawaii to Tommy Mlekle dropped back and uprights with two perfect drop- George “Toots” Gabois, whose Now he is playing for Red Grange may produce a good battle. East Hartford has a chap by the is quoted in a letter to Walter Hen- add a couple of victories to their passed to his right end, the blonde­ kicks for the points that fattened name of Deci who will bear plenty sensational play featured the Ma­ & Co. Is that the distinction be­ jors’ defeat, once attended West roin, former chairman of the Uni­ string and they wind up their 1930 New London's touchdowns. of attention. This boy was chosen tween varsity and pro football? versity of Wichita athletic commit­ haired Crockett. Point and like many other famed Uncertain Starters season by riding cross-country to Score by periods; on the all-lnterscholastic team in Perhaps, but if you advance that tee, as saying that the “University New Haven, Oct. 22— (AP) -The play Harry Stuhldreher’s Villa The ball bounced off Crockett’s Ockfords ...... 7 0 0 9—16 Hartfctfd three years ago and has football heroes, Christian “Red” reason, somebody in the third row of Missouri feels that Mr. Bausch finger-tips and sprang uninvited yet Cagle, to mention one, received his starting lineup of Yale’s backfield Novans at Philadelphia. November Majors ...... 0 0 0- 0— 0 been ineUgible for the past two sea­ is sure to get up and ask, “Well, went to Kansas in .violation of our against Army was a matter of very welcome indeed, into toe hands walking papers for entering holy 29. The east, therefore, may have a Ockfords’ lineup: Phillopena, le; sons. He will be seen at fullback how about the baseball stars? Just conference rule concerning recruit­ guesswork today after the way Mai of the alert Grippo, New London matrimony before graduation. chance to see the champions of the More, It; Johnston, Ig; A. Camilucci, tomorrow along with Foley, another who are they playing for?” ing, and we are protesting his Stevens shifted his backs around far west, if the Cougars continue fiiUback who galloped up toe-sida c; Guagliano, rg; Gentilele, Turello, ace. Manchester’s forwards will eligibility to compete on both a basis yesterday. “Toots” is an out and out line their triumphant way. of a clear field unmolested to tha rt; B. Camilucci, Hutchison, re; have to keep close watch of this Senfimental Reasons of his having been recruited and ^re­ With McLennan and Heim quar­ HoUingbery has a veteran array Majors goal line some 80 long Higgins, qb; Peters, Ihb; Gadbois, pair, else Its chances of victory will plunger, his lankiness and weight ceiving money to play.” terbacks, pretty definitely out of the ______probably being a bar to end run- Despite the Garnegie Foundation’s of tal«nt, which kept intact his rec­ strides away. This sudden turn of rhb; Grippo, fb. bfc considerably attentuated. tome of last year, charging overcom-, E. H. Lupton, ^ Jr., president of om. cadet contest because of injuries, ord of never having experienced a the tide served as a needed tonic Majors’ lineup; McCarthy, Flanni­ in” tte past two gridfests, Man-1 ning. The additional fact that he mercialization of the game, football j Topeka Insurance Stevens converted Ted Parker, 1929 defeat at home by nosing out South- the Ockfords and just about the Chester has shown itself to be a I can both punt and drop-kick raises gan, le; Tumiensky, Lazerle, It; retains its intensely sentimental ap- freshman fullback into a halfback em Califomia. _ The powerful Tro- opposite for the Manchester team Sheehan, Harrison, Lippincott, Ig; second half aggregation, one that him above the average back. the Kansas a t y Star as saying that peal. Dear old Smacklehaven may and placed him in a combination jans didn’t score against their rivals which was outplayed the remainder Bronkie,' S. Vendrillo, c; Scully, rg; had to be wounded before becoming the K. U. Star was paid $75 a month with Crowley and Dunn, with Sulli­ at Pullman, Washington, vmtil toe enraged to the fighting point. Meri­ Suggestion for drawing large give Blacksmith Chester Spivins a of the cold night. Conroy, rt; Crockett, Flaxman, re; scholarship because of the strength as an advance against his commis­ van, last year’s freshman quarter last quarter and toe failure to add den, for example, trampled all over crowd which either the Majors or sions, the arrangement to be ef­ Poor Kictdng Hurts Miekle, qb; Saharek, Tasker, Ihb; of his good right arm around a calling signals. the extra was costly, just as it was Ris Cassi, Feole, rhb; Dadderio, the lads from the silk manufactur­ Cubs may use, free of charge—en­ fective as long as Bausch remains m Albie Booth who started the last year in the big battle with One reason why the Ockfords put ing town before the Kelleyians got halfback’s hips, or his bulk and Tasker, fb. gage the Ockfords to play in M ^ - power in there at tackle, but the school. Brown game with Crowley and Notre Dame at Soldier Field, Chi­ the Majors to rout thus ruining mad enough to charge “over the chester in a Sunday game, And we “You may say also,” the newspa­ Dunn, had Austen, Beane and Tay­ Referee, O’Connell; umpire, dear public doesn’t seem to care a cago. Manchester’s hopes of a state semi- Moske; headlinesman, Brennan. top” themselves. Then they came don’t mean maybe. per quoted Mr. Lupton, "that I am lor, in his backfield. One of toe main cogs of the within a hard luck break of tying whit about that. The football appeal pro title, mythical as it might have remains the same m it was years paying a football player at the Kan­ And so out of this mixup the Cougars is a lad named Elmer been, was because they had a decid­ the score. The spectacular opening rush by and years ago when the Big Three sas State Agricultural College the casual observer for the nonce will Schwartz. He was an all-coast guard ed edge in toe gicking art. In this Coach Kelley’s usual between-the- the Majors gave them such a lead same amount 1 am paying Bausch. have to do his own picking until the in 1928 and an all-coast fullback last EAGLES M EET halves talk tomorrow will be in two ruled the gridiron world, and when department, toe Majors were woe­ in first downs that the totals at the The Kansas Aggie boy is specializ­ Eli head coach sends his team on year. parts. The first act will come be­ young men firs^ expressed the pas­ fully weak last night, toe only two end of the game were still in their sion to perish for beloved Rutgers. ing in dry farming and upon gradu­ the field Saturday. fore the game starts in effort to cure ation is to become manager of a respectable boots credited to Man­ The Eagles football team will favor, six to five. Glorious enmities and bitter rival­ Army acrives at Choate school Georgia bottled up Albie Booth of chester being a pair that Tasker got the present handicap. Manchester farm owned by me and my brother. Wallingford this afternoon and will play In South Windsor Sunday To- ries have survived through all the Yale for second successive year as away in the closing minutes of play has a world of power in Captain Manchester fans will be making a Mr. Lupton declined to reveal the practice in the bowl tomorrow. Yale toe Bulldogs of Dixie tamed toe night they will practice at 6:30 and Squatrito, Its offensive ace, but the changes that have been made In the after all toe barm bad been done. will hold a meeting at the Commu­ mistake if they underestimate the game ^______itself. These____ ^ protracted hates. name of the K. S. A. C. player and isn’t expected to have a hard work­ BuUdogA of New Haven. All of team’s defense can still stand quite added that he was aiding two non­ out today. which goes to show that no ball­ Gadbois was the Ockfords’ toe nity club at 7:30 which must be at­ a bit of tonic. This goes for the strength of the Majors simply be- j carried on in a sportsmanlike way smacker and it was the advantage cause of their showing last night (and sometimes not that way at all) athletes, one a student at Michigan carrier can make much progress un­ tended by all members. backfield as well as the line. Squat­ and the other at an eastern medical Cambridge—Arnold Horween still less his line opens toe gaps or his which his right brogan netted that rito himself is a bit weak on the There is no denying the fact that are one of the assets of varsity foot­ paved toe way for the scores that MORALr DON’T SUBfBLE they were at a distinct disadvantage ball that pro football doesn’t have. school. The insurance company may be able to get his whole Har­ interference shakes him loose. defense and in giving efficient inter­ president said Professor Tarr visited vard' varsity together before toe were to follow. ference. Once this is improved, he offensively with the injuries to so I do not deny pro football men A wretched Major punt gave the Although Yale was victorious many of their backfield aces. At the have the desire to win. But there him last Tuesday. Dartmouth game. Only Captain Ben Jimmy Maloney, the Boston Fat will be one of the outstanding University of Kansas athletic offi­ Ticknor was missing yesterday and Boy, punctured toe Camera bubble, Ockfords the ball at midfield and a by a score', of 0 'to ;',13,‘.'.";toe<. BuD- schoolboy line smashers in the same time, this does not explain isn’t the background, Harold, and in football that seems to be pretty im­ cials apparently were unperturbed his injury is only a slight one. The whereupon Jimmy was promptly subsequent Gadbois hoist planted dogs ■'vi^ere unable to stop Mary­ state. East Hartford should have the comparative ease with which land’s attawik once In their game portant. by the reports. whole team hasn’t been fit to play suspended by toe solemn solons of the pigskin inside Manchester’s ten- plenty of trouble grasping for his the Ockfords - ripped their way since the opening week of practicev New York for engaging in combat yard line where Saharek fumbled a recently. One penalty and a series powerful frame tomorrow afternoon. through the Major line which was with a suspended gladiator. What moment later, A. Camllucd recover­ of costly fumbles halted the Old at full strength. Annapolis—^The recent shakeup In they should have done was to give ed and dashed over toe goal line Liners every time except on toe the Navy’s varsity evidently has three cheers and pin a rose on toe which is not permissable with toe occasions that they scored. The Nat Cracker The game last night was the final EX-CUBS HERE SUNDAY brought a much needed Improve­ Boston Irishman. one of the season at the Hurley ment. The regulars put over five Stadium in the evening because of touchdowns against toe Plebes yes­ b y j o e o^g o o f t y the increasing cold weather and de­ terday as toe revamped team bad creasing attendance which is only its first real tryout. Secretary, Alumni of the World natural under such circumstances. FOR THIS W ^K-END ONLY! Geometrical Scholarship Asso­ Princeton—Princeton finally has a ciation veteran end to use against Navy See These Two Extra Special Buys! For the Saturday coming, I have this week. Langdon “Blffy” ” Lea made the following selections: ROSENBLOOM EASY ijot into yestreday’s scrimmage a rfe 0$0A\-I-V Wisconsin to poo-poo Purdue. against Rider College for his first KIMD UJORDS To f First Come, First Served! Navy to sink Princeton, and what W lN N H l OVER BAIN i hard drill since the season opened. of it and why? 1929NASH 1927 OAKLAND Washington crossed the Dela­ West Point—Right guard trouble .. m v -B W ’NOTALWAVS- LANDAU SEDAN ware, but that isn't California’s is afflicting toe Army team in its i I- standard 6 Sedan, fully All new tires, original paint goal line. Five votes for California New York, Get. 23— (AP) — The preparations for Yale. Hillsinger, equipped, good' paint • job and like new. Driven only 16,000 Vanderbilt to beat Alabama, and first experiment with chapapionship regular gpmrd is out again and none mechandical condition. . This miles. anybody else you can think of. fights at “Popular” prices, in M as­ of three candidates Trice, Carlson car carries a 30 day guarantee Car qinies 30 day guarantee Stanford to defeat Southern Cali son Square Garden has shown that and Gallagher, has proved entirely with a 6 day driving trial. and 5 days driving triaU fomla, or Southern California to the iimovation Is far from popmar satisfactory. Reg. price $650. W as $475. beat Stanford. unless the contenders can show Special ...... f N ow...... nPMfa# Notre Dame to beat Pitt, but more than Abie Bean. Hanover — More complications only by one touchdown, which will Bean, a Newark, N. J. youngster have been added to Dartmouth’s be made on a pass, Schwartz to who has had litUe experience among preparations for the Harvard game. CERjipED USED CARS. Conley. the light heavyweights proved only Examinations caused most of .toe Southern Methodist to forget re a chopping block for Maxie Rosen- green players to miss practice yes­ Ugion just long enough to slay In­ bloom, the light terday. OPEN EVENINGS 9 O’ CLOCK. diana. pion last night and Maxie Harvard to overwhelm Dart­ ed” title by scoring a techifical New Haven—^Mal Stevens has a mouth, 7 to 6. knockout In the 11th round of a dull new football pastime at Yale which Another Hero Is Made may give him a winning combina­ Id T rA H p W M The From messenger boy to star is '^^Even with the prices scaled down Coach Walter Hanteon "Chuckle” Minnlcncci tion. It is playing checkers with his the story of John Scafide’s football to where the best -seats cost ^ *®®® modeled Cubs.. Walter Harrison, backflelds. Yesterday’s moves sent than six dollars, only 4400 of toe These two football warrior*, both Pat Sullivan, 1929 freshman quar­ career at Tulanc. Scafide’s went into Manchester gridiron products, wlU tackle on the Cubs last year and isspERFesr- 9I-9S Center Streep the Northwestern game to deliver fight faithful turned out and contri­ also captain, is now coaching the terback in to direct Crowley, Dunn M e n ta na buted some $12,000 to the gate. be toe chief center of attraction at and Parker while Albie Booth work­ j a message, but played so well that Mt. Nebo Sunday afternoon when Middletown outfit while “ Chuckle" ©NEK ARN)OU$ I there' was no taking him out. He Rosenbloom outclassed tM Mlnlcuccl, former fullback,, will^ be ed with Austen, Taylor and Muhl- Newark yoimgster completely from they do their part to help the Mid­ i weighs 207 poimdB, but is only 5 dletown South Ends defeat the re- in the South Ends hackfleldi _ feld. the first round. ; ■■ -■•,7^* M^CHESTBE EVENING HERA]^ SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23,1980. ’’TAGi'TmhVE

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^050CC®0(3I HOUSES FOR RENT 65 CARS FUEL AND FEED 49-A a p a r t m e n t s ^ f l a t s — LOST AND FOUND TO FIT YOUR PURSE BISHOP ANNOUNCES Want Ad Informatton TENEMENTS 63 f o r r e n t —a f t e r NOV. 1ST., FOUND—IRISH. SETTER. Owner WQQD FOR SALE—TbO, best hard 6 room house, all modern improve­ $700 CARS jna.y haVB same by , paying for wood slabs we have had in five 43 BRANFORD ST.—6 rooms, ments, shades and heat. 31 East NEW Manchester a^v. 440 Ifeeney street. Telj, 3180. years—$6.00 per , truck load.rD. T. steam heat, redecorated, large' 2 Wood Co., 55 Bissell. car giirage, $6,000. Telephone Middle Turnpike. 1929 BUICK COACH, looks and Evening Herald 4642. ■ ■ ’ . ■ ■ \ runs like new, mechanically per­ AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 FOR SALE — HARDWOOD anil WANTED TO RENT 68 fect, $700. Dial 7220, James M. CLASSIFIED slabs. Hardwood $9.00 per cord; .f o r R,e NT-^FIVE ROOM tene­ Shearer, Main street. ADVERTISEMENTS slabs $8.00 per cord. .Satisfaction ment, All improyemehts, except WANTED TO RENT or lease small Various Priests of the Dio- “ The results of Na-ilcn-Wide GOOD USED .CARS Ward Week (Ward’s SeiM^^&inual Cash or Terms guaranteedy'Latbrop BibfUiers. Tel. 'heat; vaqant Noy,. 1st. 19 1-2 El- place in or near Manchester, suit­ $650 CARS 3149. Prompt delivery.' dridge street. Domenic Belletti; 17 Retail Sale)'have exceeded all ex­ Count six average Y°llKr«vi\tlor Madden Bros. able for poultry. L. E. Whitney, nitlals, numbers and abbrevlatior .f-2 Eldridge. ' Burnside, R. F. D. 1. $650 BUYS A 1927 Willys Knight, ( ^ : Are Transferred to pectations,” announces W. I4 . Stena- each countiT,"VVJrT as a .iri;»po«"» 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 FOR SALE — SEASONED hard gdard, F^tail Sales and M^rcbwdise ■^vords as two words. Minimum cost is goo4 paint, good tires, mechanical­ wood $6 load, split s.?, h?u:d wood; FOR. RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ly perfect. Dial 7220, James M. Manager of Montgomery ^lixd aud price of three lines. I :vi-- O d l^ Parishes in the State Line rates per day for transient slabs $5 load. Fred OuiGiesecke, . atpif’garage, all improvements. In- HOUSES FpR SALE_____n Shearer. Co., “and all indications pofnl'to a BUILDING- telephone Rosedale 36-12. rqujre 45.Eldridge street. Telephone new high record for re^il sales per­ Effective Marcli 14 Charge CONTRACTING 6618.^'..... 168 Benton street, five room bunga­ $500 CARS formance.” 9 cts FOR SALE—s e a s o n e d BIRCH low, steam heat, garage, aU im­ 6 Conrecutlve Days 7 cts Hartford, Qct. 23.— (AP)—As ein- Mdhtgomery Ward and COm oper­ S Consecutive Days 9 cts 11 cts BUILDING CONTRACTOR—Stone wood $5 per load. Hard wood $6 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, provements, easy terms; also new noimced m the ,Cathollc iSranscript ates 560 r e t^ stores. Apj^^Ward’s 11 cts 13 cts per load. Prompt delivery. Phone with all improvements with or 1927 BUICK SEDAN at $500, a real 1 Day mason, cobble work and chi^eya. 6 room house. Telephone 8713. great confidehce and optin^;^ are \1 1 orde'r’s' fo r "irregular insertions 8581 or Rosedale 37-4. : without garage, 277 Spruce street, car that "wUl.glve service. Dial of this week Bishop NUan has made wiU be° charged a/, the one time rate Fire places, foundations and piers, 7220 for demonstration. James M. based on the reports alreaidy'turned Mason work of any kind by day or Apply 281 Spruce. the following appointments to Soecial rates tor long term FOR SALE—SEASONED birch or Shearer. clerical positions: in by these stores. “The future of day^advertising given upon request. contract. Charles Anderson, 1016 renewed buying actl"vities is. Indeed Ads ordered for three or six daj Middle Turnpike Bast. Phone 4978 hard wood, stove or fire-place, half FOR RENT—4 ROOM FLAT, trol- The Rev. Michael J. Regan from and stopped before the third or fifth or full load, good measure and ser ,.ley line, convenient to mills, all $400 CARS St. Mary’s Star of the Sea church. bright,” he says, “ast indicated by day will he charged only for the ac- FAMOUS AVIATORS the excellent sales performance & number of times the ad appear­ vice. Fred Miller, RosedaT©’ 33-3. improvements. Inquire 243 Center New London- to the Church of the STORAGE 20 street. Telephone 6990. 1926 BLUCK SEDAN, $400, 1926 Sacred Heart, Groton; administra­ shown in cur Nation-Wide Ward ed chargin r at the rate earned, but FOR SALE—SEASONED wood no allowance or refunds can be made MOVING—TRUCKING— Buick Coach $375, excellent buys. tor. Week.” on six time ads stopped after the $12 cord. Birches $9. Call RockviUe FOR RENT — DESIRABLE four TALK OVER RADIO See James M. Shearer, Main and The Rev. James W. Roche, from Mr, Stensgaard further poi^its out 649-3. I. Allison. room tenement, all modern im­ Middle Turnpike. St. Mary’s, Derby, to St. Mary’s | that every effort for months of . a ^^Ko'^^tiil forbids” : display lines not PERRETT & GIENNEY Inc.—Mov­ provements, located at 95 Charter ing, packing and shipping. Daily FOR SALE—HARD WOOD, stove Star of the Sea Church, New Lon- highly organized buying staff was ®°The Herald will not be responsible Oak- street, between Spruce and $350 CARS don; assistant. utilized in the securing of enormous for more than one service to and from New York. 14 or fire-place, $6 per load. Also soft Main. Inquire Samuel Yulyes, 701 of any advertisement erderea for trucks at your service. Agents foe wood $5 per load. W. J. McKinney, KingsfordrSmith in Australia The Rev. Peter P. SCroka from St.: quantities of merchandise-fpr this Maih. TWO CARS AT $350—1927 Buick Stanislaus’ church, Meriden, to the | single event. And 6,000,000 ]^es of more than one time. , „ inror- United Van Service, on® of the Rosedale 28-2. Coupe, 1926 Hup Coach. For The inadvertent omission of incor leading long distance mo"vlng com­ FOR RENT—5 itOOM tenement Church of the Holy Name, Stam-j advertising have been r^ sse d to rect publication of advertising wiU be Speaks With Eddie Rick- demonstration dial 7220. James M. ford, assistant. oroadcast the news to thq».j'public. vpotified only by cancellation oi tne panies. Connection in 162 cities. with all improvements, steam Shearer. Phone 3063. 8860, 8864. GARDEN—FARM- heat. Inquire 209 Spruce street. The Rev. Hubert P. Carrig from This is believed to be a feeofd re­ Alf advertisements must eon^rm St. Joseph’s church. New Haven to lease for space used for anyTsingle in styie copy and typography w t DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 enbacker in U. S. ~ $200 CARS L. T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement St. Thomas church, Fairfield; assist­ promotional event of one week’s du­ regulations enforced by the P^bUsh- piano moving, modern equipment, and they reserve the ri&bt to FOR SALE—^AMERICAN No 1 $19.00. 58 School street, near 3 CARS AT $200—1926 Chrysler, ant. ration. edit, revise or reject any copy con experienced help, public store­ The Rev. Paul J. Bartlewskl, from grade Green Mountain potatoes Main. Dial 7393. 1927 Chevrolet, 1925 Orkland. Heil Ward’s is of the opinion" that such house. Phone 44^. Schenectady, N. Y., Oct. 23 the Church of the Holy Name, •‘ ■'o l S s I n J H S ’S^CI.s.m.d ad. t. $1.25 bushel, delivered. E. B. Lon­ Motor Co., 172 Center street. Dial ■wide publicity—together with the don, telephone Rosedale 44-2. FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat. 329 __Two famous aviators, Wing Stamford to St. Stanislaus church, tremendous amount of merchandise East Center street, all improve­ Commander Charles Kingsford- 7239. Meriden, assistant. PAINTING-REPAIRING 21 required for a sale of such magni­ 10'.39 a. m. FOR SALE — GREEN Mountain ments. Telephone 8063. ; Smith, the Australian who has flown The Rev. John J. McBrearty from tude—will have a very direct bear­ potatoes, $1.00 per bushel on the around the world, and Eddie Ricken- St. Justin’s church, Hartford to TELEPHONE YOUR FOR RENT—MODERN 5 room flat, ing upon the unemployment-''prob­ PAINTER AND PAPERHANGER place. Telephone 5924. hacker, premier American war ace, St. Joseph’s church. New Haven, as­ WANT ADS. and garage. See William Kanehl, today talked with each other by lem. Ads are accepted over the telephone first class work, 75c per hour. FINAL WORD ON XMAS sistant. “This constructive move to stimu­ at the CHARGE RATE given above References furnished if desired. FOR SALE—APPLES. Baldwins, 519 Center street. radio telephone, half way around the The Rev. Raymond J. Mulcahy as a convenience to advertisers, bu Greening'S, Golden Pippins, Sheep elobe The conversation was broad- , late consumer buying,’’ • he c-says, Telephone 8475. FOR RENT—5 & 7 ROOM tene­ from St. Patrick’s church, Bridge- the CASH R.'ITI^ wlU .be Noses, etc., 50, $1.00 and $1.25 a cast by WGY and the stations com- ] LIGHTING TOMORROW port,'to St. Justin’s church, Hart­ ^‘naturally stimulates prdduction; KULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi ment, on Wells, and Charter Oak and increased prodUCtion;"'"Ghif turn ■ bushel. KeifEer Pears, 50c basket. posing the Blue network of the Na­ ford, assistant. ness of£ice-.on or before the streets.. Phone 3300 or inquire 83 calls for more workers. ’The momen­ day following the first REPAIRING 23 Phone 6121. The Gilnack Farm, tional Broadcasting Company. The Rev. Charles E. O’Leary from each ad otherwisS the CHARGE. South Main street. Cjharter Oak street. Atmospheric conditions were ex­ Decision on Continuation of St. 'Thomas’ church, Fairfield, to St., tum thus created "wilt, no doubt, as- RATE will be collated. ,b s f:^heir-'£1930-31 og?. Insurance ...... Ostrinsky, 91 Clinton street. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... (Chicago, HI. rooms and store on North Main 170 miles an hour. I being $275 for the north end. It is setback tournament Wednesday, UNREST IN GALICIA Moving—Trucking—Storage ... W ANTED TO BUY second hand street. Apply 95 Foster street. Tel. Future Plans definitely understood by both di- November 5, at Hose No. l,s head­ Warsaw, Octl ' 23.— CAP.)—Con­ Painting— Papering ...... furniture, stoves and ranges. James 5230. ■______Kingsford-Smith said he intended quarters. There will be three months siderable unrest contiimes "tb ‘5'revail Professional Services ...... h e l p WANTED—MALE 36 ! "Visions that no contract will be H. Hopkins, 81 West Main street, to (^vote i signed until the entire contract price of playing. Each company; has a in eastern Galicia' where "acts of R epairing Rockville, Conn. 'Telephone; 17-2„ FOR RENT—6 OR 7 ROOM tene­ the business of a r tr^sport. W ^ South End Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning 2 (16)^ C L e AN, Willing work- ment inquire at 24- Eldridge street. committee of three arranging for sabotage,' such as firing of grain Toilet Goods and Service ... er, kitchen work, late' hours. 985 Rock"ville. ^nr.orati’rm between A u s -i‘^o™"^^ttee’ will meet tomorrow their home games.- No. 1 has stocks, still are noted. Police are ■Wanted— bu siness Service ... 26 J Robert R. Keeney. would be m op erat^ at 9:30 o’clock in the Educational Main street. Charles Warren, George Gribbon, applying severe measures during traha and Tas , P | chamber of Commerce office when Courses and Classes ...... ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 2 AND 3 ROOM SUIVDS in the William Mack; No. 2, Joseph Cham­ their search of villages for culprits. Private Instruction ...... io WANTED—MEN WITH CARS for Johnson Block, all modern -im­ dieted that '^'thm jive years , expected that similar action bers, Raymond Smith, Robert May: Despltejgpvfernipent statements to D ancing ...... ,...... would be passenger and transport ^ Musical—Dramatic ...... collection and soliciting. Call be­ ROOMS DAY OR WEEK. Apart­ provements. Call 6917 or 7635. air lines making the trip between ! wm be taxen.______No. 3, James Finnegan, Jr., Paul the press' that tEe Fourteenth Regi­ ■Wanted— Instruction ...... *0 tween 9 and 11 a. m. Dunhill’s, 691 ments furnished or unfurnished. London and Sydney in 12 days. Veseo August .Mildnei^ No. 4, ment of Uhlans has been with­ Financial Main street. , Reasonable rates, good heat. FOR RENT—6 ROOM thSaemcht, 26 Wesley Shorts, William Brock, drawn, the Uii^inian presfe assert Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages SI Squires, 26 Birch street. Walker street, all imprbveinents, SOPHOMOBES IN ANNUAL William Boyle. that the regiment still is assisting Business Opportunities ...... 33 garage, good location, rgnt reason- M oney to Loan ...... ** BIG BBIDGEPOBT STILL ’This committee has organized and police in searching the "vill^es and Help nnd Sltnatlona SITUATIONS WANTED— FOR RENT—WEIF HEATED com­ able< biqirire 30 Walker. has elected Wesley Shorts of No, "4 'that the police often “ their Help "Wanted—Female ..*.i...... *5 FEMALE 38 fortably funflshe^^om. 44 Pearl PABTY THIS EVENING as chairman, James Finnegan of search of the houses by Dmjting the H elp WajiJtgd— M a l e ...... v/. .••« 3® street. Phou^ 6989;?^? ^ FOR RENT—5 ROOM apartments, Help "Wanted—^Male or Female .. 37 all improvements, wonderful loca­ Bridgeport, Oct. 23.—-(AP.)—De­ No. 3, secretary and Charles War­ inhabitants. Agents "Wanted ...... WANTED—COOKING or gener^ tectives today uncovered the largest ren of No. i as treasurer. Situations Wanted—Fem ale ...... 38 housework to do. Write Box X in FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms; tion. Apply Mr. Collins, 67 Wads- Class at High School to Hold Situations". Wanted—^Male...... 89 also roonas for light xhouaekeeping. „Wortlf:.^e,et, South Manchester. alcohol distilling plant ever found 'care of Herald. 1 Competitive Program — ■ Employment Agencies ...... 40 inquire Selwitz Shok Shi^, Selwitz in Bridgeport, containing new NEW MAXIM SILENCER 3 ACREPLA< lilve Stock— Pets— Poultry—V ehiclea Dancing and Motion Pictures Block. .. v-y ' ; - :^ R 'R ]^ T —5 ROOM flaton Sum- equipment valued at $7,500 in a raid Six room house, steam he|it, elec­ Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 on an old furniture storehouse. Hartford, Oct. 23— (AP) —Hiram Live Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 mef street James J. Roh&n, tele-' tricity. Some outbuildingsisuch as Poultry and Supplies ...... 4" TWO FURNISHED RQG|MS, light phone 7433. Carmello Gallo, arrested as own­ The annual Sophomore class par­ Percy Maxim well-known for his poultry houses, small garage, nice Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 housekeeping privileges and garage er of the place denied connection ty at Manchester High school takes invention of the Maxim Silencer on tillable land, fnllt and " 'Berries. For Sale— Hlscellaneone FD R SALE—HUN^Jl^G DOG, if desired. Will board two gentle­ f o r RyiMT -O r o o m tenement with the distilling plant saying he place this evening and "will be at­ firearms, was today being acclaimed At $5,800 „yau should be interested. Articles for Sale ...... reetipneSiie,. gafage if desired. 418 Boats airf Accessories ...... '•year^old. 485:iHi^ttbrd Road. men. 19 Autumn street. had recently sold the building to his tended by practically every member for a second invention pre-venting It is in tbwii on a hard road, 7 min­ Building Materials ...... 4l^ Cehtbr street. Telephone 4224. brother-in-law. The brother-in-law of the class. The affair "will be in the street noises from entering a room utes off car line. "" v * Diamonds—"Watches—Jewelry .. nature of a college track meet, the while pro"viding for ventilation. The Buy a Jot and bidlcv^is winter. Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenemen*^ on is being sought. POULTRY AND BOARDERS WANTED 59-A students forming various groups to de"vice "was successfully tried out ;in Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Edgerton street, also five room flat Vats containing thousands of gal­ Pric^ inay never; be: jow er. A the directors room of the Hartford puilifin^tot with; ;g^ ,''”4pater, elec­ Garden — Farm—Dairy Products BO SUPPLIES 43 BOARD AND ROOM — Private pn DpUter. Telephbne 7864, lons of mash, and a copper still compete in a prog^^am, intercollegi­ Household Goods ...... BI with a capacity of 500 gallons were ate in nature. There "will be radio National Bank and Trust (Company tricity for $200. "Why pay rent? Machinery and Tools ...... Bl j FOR SALE—^ROASTING chicken home, for one or two gentlemen, yesterday.. Musical Instruments ...... 68 garage if desired. Write Herald, FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLATS on found. music for dancing and also motion Building lots all over Manchester. Office and Store Equipment .... . B4 j 40c lb, dressed. Delivered any- pictures. The inventor sees the invention as Box J. Eldridge street, steam heat and of great value to Jiospitals. SevetaL Specials at the Stores 66 ■ where in town. Ralph Von Deck, garage $25 and $30. James J. KCffiERTL^ITH Wearing Apparel—F u rs ...... B7 i telephone 6514. C. N. Q. PROMOTIONS have already been ordered,’* it is te- W anted— To Buy ...... 68 Rohan. Telephone 7433. HOSPITAL NOTES pprted, for installation on the Chry- TOiane'8^0!:^57#6,r; St. Rooms* —Board— Hotels— Resorts FOR SALE—ROASTING DUQKS APARTMENTS—FLATS— Hartford, OcL 23.— (AP.)—Brig. slec building in New York. , Insoraace Restaurants TENEMENTS 63 FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT, all Gen. William F. Ladd, adjutant gen­ Room* Without Board ...... 59 32c. lb. dressed, 24o. live. A ^ n ’s improvements, heated; also fur­ Felix Farr, of 915 Main street, and eral, today ordered the promotion of Boarders vVanted ...... 5 9 —A. Ducks, 37 Doane street, Tel. 8837. Country Board.—R esorts ...... 60 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement’ nished room. Inquire at 82 Cottage Charles Forgett, of 77 Oak Grove Captain and First Lieutenant Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 with all improvements at 49 Flower street. street, were admitted to the Memo­ Charles E. Lockhart to the rank of Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 street Tel. 5834. C. J. Tuttie. rial hospital yesterday. Real Estate For Rent FUEL AND FEED 49-A FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, Major in the Second Company, Apartments, Fiats, Tenements .. 63 Edgerton street, all improvements, Governor’s Foot Guard. Lockhart Business Locations for Rent ... 64 f o r s a l e —Be s t s e a s o n e d FOR RENT—3 WALNUT Street NEW FRENCH SUB takes the rank in place of Major P. Houses fo r R ent ...... 65 hard wood, 1-2 cord load $6; 1-4 near Pine street, > near Cheney garage, heat, five minutes from Suburban for Rent 66 5 beautiful ^oonis, Improve- mills. Call 7025. B. Foster, retired. cord load $3.50., Prompt deliveryi Cherbourg, France, Oct. 23— (AP) Other promotions ate: Second Summer Homes for Rent ...... 67 m^ta',!. very reasbnahlel Inquire "Wanted to R e n t ...... 68 Phone Rosedale 25-4. Geo.;;Buck» France’s newest submarine, the Lieutenant Joseph A. Wfeibel to be Tailor Shop, 5 Walnut TeL 5030. Promethee, a long distance cruiser Real JGstate For Sale captain and first lieutenant; Third Apartment Building for Sal* ... 69 FOR SALE—HARD WOOD slabs HOUSES FOR RENT 65 of 1,500 tons was launched success­ Business Property for Sale ..... 70 $5 large load, equal hard wood; FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Lieutenant John H. H. Alden to be Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 fully today. also furnace chunks $6. Chas. and garage, 182 Eldridge street, The undersea ship Is of the type second lieutenant; Fourth Lieuten­ Houses for Sale ...... 72'. FOR RENT—SE'VEN ROOM House ant' William C. McLaughlin to be Ix>ts fo r Sale ...... 73 Palmer, 6273. So. Manchester. Call Hftd. 5-3705. __Four bedrooms and den on sec- of the Redoubtable and Bengeur Resort Property for S ale ...... 74 which last year voyaged to the third lieutenant; Ensign M. Leon. Suburban for Sale ...... 75 ttMlD WQOD AND HARD SlfllJS, FOR RENT—SE-VERAL FIRST : ond fleor.r Located at 64 Benton Smith to he fourth lieutenant and street.'v,;Fnife:6il‘^^ iirformation Antilles and return. It,is 295 feet Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 "$6 to $9 per load; also light truck­ clans rents. Apply Edward J. Private Carl G. Swanson to be en- Wanted—Real-Estate ...... V , ; . . 77 call H ^ a ^ ^ ' MfeDennet, Phone long. Its surface speed is 18 knots, ing"-done. V. Blrpo, 116 Wells Hofl, .865 Main street. Telephone sign. All rank from October 20. k < .. Anctlon— Legal NotlcM 3318. submerged 10. Legal Notices ...... * * e 78 street;':i>i^ 6148. 4642. - „ t GAS BUGGIES—They Don’t Always Mean What They Saj '.j?!-:

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High School Student: The Princi­ ' t pal is going to stop all petting. Second Ditto: Well, I hope he h ’ " does; he’s getting too old for such The Toonerville Trolley That Meets AH tile Trains By, Fontaine FVn OUR S RISI • *.' s • i things. • ! 7 ■ • You may not collect the living the The modern buccaneer is known for her taking ways. world owes you, but you’re pretty W h e n t h e p o w e r f u i - k a t r i n k a w a n t s t o © e s u r ^ • ’ ■ sure to coUect the beating it owes might easily overlook some* of the Nbti 5AYTW(5 M '^ $ ^ R iQ a s BirT Tell VpaR you. THE OAR D0^5N*T 60 BV ANP L-EAVE HER . UtOe ones. AJEui Boarder PRiBfdD i , What’s the difference between a ^ GO ooT of t h e Hou^ e A c-f& ‘Z^UMPV, AtpYTP HA4G’ A-r= Scotchman and a banana? OH! OH! A T M t e H T -V. * I give up. TMe^ WE^LL HALF MASf'oAi ^A- A man and his wife were bath­ e mas a ^1^- You can skin a banana. H MERUjoas K 4 0 U 1 He ’ s ‘ LAMP-PO^UKE ““v.' '-i . — ing in the sea when they were join­ MABTf OF PEER(f>ie7;;ciiYr ed by a. friend of the man, who in­ T b Dad: You loafer! Why don’t you TMe vjlMDoui ;Tb SEiE' lF- - HE^5 u s e d -T b . V gQ work? troduced his wife. A RAP ; Son (College graduate): Well, Some time afterwards the - AWVoMS. IS sMAPot4iAl(=, P o l4 a t-'‘--TfeLL Dad, it’s this way—Tm an unhappy friend noticed the womsm sitting OF S C ^H . H /M 2 ^ 0 M - M - - medium. I’m too light tor heavy opposite him in a tram- car. She K I 4 D ■HTHAT" - work and too heavy tor light work. bowed. He looked puzzled for a mo­ V/ERV WELL i I TAV/E 'BACK M y FORTH ment, and then exclaimed “Oh how M e& A B R A IP ASKED "5MUFFV FAGAM;oF A FEW StfePS ^ a n y m a n i s interesting , do you do. I really didn’t know you OF? THINKS SKIPPY, WHO HAS A with your clothes on.’’—^Tit-Bits. " ■ '•“ u L TME OUlL'^S CLUB,To SlAtiD GREAT INTEREST. PENDING IMPROVEBfENT OUrT 14 it"^ F R 04T OF ME’RE Bilkr-Is you sister stiU in Atlanta? Sam—Say, that girt ain’t still A woman in the suburbs was M b anywhere. chatting over the back fence with her next-door neighbor. A small boy who had filled his “We’re going to live in a bet­ home with miscellaneous collections ter neighborhood soon,’’ she said. and at the suggestion of his fat^r, “So are we,’’ the other said. decided to si>ecialize , in collecung "What? Are you moving, too?” moths. Dad suggested that he “No, we’re staying here.”—The Humorist. study scientific methods ot moth col­ / lecting, so the boy agreed to get ^ some books on the subject at the FORCE OF HABIT local library. That night the son came running to his father with two Moll: And what did your poet dc books, “Just look what I found at when you turned him down ? the library. Dad,’’ the boy said. Doll: Ah, the poor dear threw “Here’s a book on ‘What the Young himself into the waste-paper bas­ Moth-ers Should Know’ and another ket.—Bulletin, Sydney. on ‘Expectent Moth-ers’.’’ I hear you and 'your wife had d some words last night. N C E . Neighbor—Well, we did, but I never got a chance to use mine. U P O N Correct This Sentence: “Yes, I A T I M E really made a hole in one, but. it & was merely luck.” iCb Man at Telephone—^HcUo,.I’d like otiM IV MCA aemncB. me. to know where I can get hold of Miss O • WUi-l.i I.K Mi,u.aww.oef;. Osgood? r»f. ;»«o‘ Telephone Operator — I don’t know; she’s rather ticklish. WASHINGTON TUBBS IL ‘ A Phantom No More By £ r i l . . Think differently from the crowd ■ t,.- and you will be called a freak.

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SALESMAN SAM '.y-r. f - ■ (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) sotA seoo.y s, B eeu if^NNPeiuM I Said Clowny, “My, this fruit is him acting as proud Could be. The WITH TW &F.Rot^€Tfe(?.V Lo o k s L lK e kfsim ! swell. I’d like to have a chance to Travel Man, however, told them not o t r r s i o e a m * t B ’ T h i m g - j sell to people who pasa by this to interfere. Said he, “He’s having S.(^T S " F M R " • i stand. (3ee, would you let me try? heaps of fun. Now let him do it till i) I think that I’d be pretty good. At he’s done. He’ll very shortly grow leasL I’d selL all that I could. I real tired of selling fruit, I fear.” ;.t think folks would turn me And be was right Soon Clowny tbtere is so myoh to buy." cried, "Well, anyhow, I’ve really .^ e ihiit stand owner smiled and tried. I oidy sold a little,bit. That’s i said. "Well, sonny, you go right something, anyway.’’ And then the S ahead. Your little friends can whole bimch bid good bye to Mister ‘ play' around until you try your Fruit Man. He said, “I ain glad, you , luck. T like to bee you fellows Tinies called on me. Ck>me -back I wdrk. but dislike those who always some other day." ' 4 Shirk. You know, success urtll come The next thing that the Tinies i to people who have lots of ]Muck." saw filled everyone, of them with - - So Qoway stepped into Qie stand awe. It was a great big cprk tree and sorted f^uit out with hla hand. and a man stood right nearby. They He put the nicest ptccss iq> wdiere watched him strip the cork and then they would show reel'weU. Ai^d then wee Caowny broke right in again. he shouted, "Gome this wsar. Tm Sidd hCi “Oh, I could dp'that Would selling real nice fruit today. I only ydu.Uhdly let me try?” ) charge a.Uttle Mt for av^tting I i seU.” ' ' (The Tlnyroltes learn more about : ^The other Tiniae lauglMd to aaa oorit In the next story.). ■ ' s' -l' !l»AOS 1X>X2BTEBN # 2 ^ large enough to accommodate the ffl(» SCHOOL FOOTBALL entire student body with room for f D “A ‘ N 'C 'E the s^ io o l -haod ogrifich is seed ed :^ri< F 5*’ -‘TT* ^ BUCKINGHAM HALL such an affair. Bi fact, as Principal^ 51 RALLY W M iiQ O N ^ Q i;^hy ‘said this . 'IW day Evening, October 24 there is just about room for the Treat’s Orchestra SOUTH MRNCHCSTER-CONhi Mr. Wehr, Prompter. A rouse Hpififf TomiolTOw^s .The 'feature thiii afternoon 'Modern and Old Fashioned Dandng. Game With East Hartford—. ^e.cheering and 'singing^^sq^ ■ 1. ■_____ " Held Gilt of Doors. songs by-^the ,900, studenta'ijndw 'tee OLD FARMERS MASQUER- leadeiteip of Cheer ^Leadeii^^- Cj^le i V , ?s iADE BALL by The Old Timers The first outdoor , football' rally Cubberly and his staff of ablef-As­ H sistants. T^e students Atrod u ■' v ‘ % ^ Wapping School Hall was held by l^u^ester throughout '.tee,- brief radiy;'' Saturday Evening, October 25 this aftei^oon ih' Educational speakers were Principal Qulmby 7 O’bock WhUe They Last ! I Case’s Or. Oscar Strong, Prompter Square ,to :arou^;a8>mueh spirit ‘as and Coach Thomas F. Kelley. At tee new ' .■ Q l $2.50 in Gold to Best Dressed possiblet/fop: toe.'Iea^ gamis with coach’s request; the members bflthe Lady and Gent With Funniest Cos­ East Hartfqrd. here/ tomorrow aft­ football team did'not participate, in tum e. ______Admission 50c. ernoon. _ tee football ral^ as has been tee The school^assemhly hall is not 1 cxistom in past rallies. . , imide and out! PUBLIC WHIST ^ I AT CITY VIEW HALL Keeney St. — Tomorrow Night OLD CLOTHES All Money Prizes. are in the vogue Duu-ing and Refreshments. and you should wear them at the V i-r. Admission S5c. Tall Cedars and Sorial Club’s “ Fl-N-N-E-R Poverty Dance with the AMERICAN INSURANCE UNION Masonic Temple, Oct. 31, 1930 TINKER HALL Don’t Come Dressed Up Sunday, Oct. 26. 12:30 Noon. A prize to the most poverty stricken Golden Voice Make Your Reservations Before lady and gentleman. Friday, O ct. 2 4. e w 7 glory of Nt o n e ______n e w Ibout town Quick-Vision Dial .., “Teddy” Schuetz, ten year old son A Little new tone control ..r.,., of Mr. and Mrs. Otto F. Schuetz of 34 Cooper street, is confined to his Blanket' “Buy” ! new range and pow­ home with a badly fractured jaw, e r___ new beauty of the result of a football game with boys in the neighborhood the first •> V :• appearance. part of the week. Shaver See and hear these Dr. Edwin C. Higgins, well known is a boy between new models tomor­ Manchester physician, today re­ four and eight years Model 76 sumed his practice after a week’s row. Free demon­ illness with laryngitis. old. When you Highboy model finished in Amerlcein walnut with rub­ stration will be 'tomorrow’s bi-weekly meeting of suddenly discover bed top. Matched butt wal­ given in your home the Cosmopolitan Club will he held you haven’t a baby nut front panels and doors. at the Center church parish house, Complete, attached to your without any obliga­ ' Model 70 Mrs. J. A. Hood being the hostess. any more but a regular, sure ’nuflF little shaver it’s a pretty sure In Bloek aeried. The club will be addressed by Mrs. tion whatsoever on X: Robert F. Gadd of West Hartford, sign you’ve got to do some building. He wants a room of his Lowboy model is- walnut with matteedl'^butt president of the State Federation $ 1 6 5 .2 0 your part. 1 of Women’s Clubs. Mrs. Berteline own. Maybe that means -an addition to the house. A playhouse; SPECIAL! walnut front pands^ ^^^d W. Lashinske is to sing. apron. Complete, sttatedi te a dog kennel; a high board fence to shin over; and repairs! Ask your aerial, - 7 The Ladies’ Aid society of the Dad—he knows! Dad buys lumber here. He’s one of our best South Methodist church will conduct Convenient Terms a rummage sale on Thursday, Octo­ customers. 1.20 ber 30, in a vacant store in the State Theater building. The committee in charge is Mrs. Emma Dowd, Mrs. Model 75 Arthur Bronkie and Mrs. Robert The W. G. Glehney Co. Martin. Radio phonograph M odd 74 Coal, Lumber and Masons’ Supplies. combination fin­ The Young People’s society of the ished' in American All four sides are Concordia Lutheran church will have 282 North Main Street, Tel. 4149, Manchester finished, It may And you’ll agree with us, too, when you see teem that Walnut with rub­ a Hallowe’en social at the church thus be. placed they’re a real “buy” at $2.19. They are without ques- bed top. Matched tomorrow evening and have invited anywhere ,-4 n , th e ,tion the best blanket value we have been able to offer butt ^walnut front the young people’s societies of the room. Ftn&h^ in since 1913. Fluffy, part-wool double blankets In soft panels and apron. Rockville and Southington churches American walnut^ block plaids in rose, blue, gold, green, orchid and tan. Ample amd accessi­ Complete, atta'te-" to be their guests. Sateen boimd ends. For best selections, make your ble record com­ ed to your aerial; choice early as they are sure to go quickly ! While they partment. Com­ Miss Mary F. Ferguson of South Loans From $ 10 to $30 0 plete, atvached to last— $2.19. Main street attended the Woman’s Quick— Easy— Confidential your aerial, Christian Temperance Union con­ $145.20 vention in Norwich yesterday. Everybody needs extra money at times. Sometimes it’s to meet an emergency, more often just to take care of past due Full Bed Size: Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Ladies biUs. Why worry about that needed money? Why go to $ 2 1 5 .2 0 of Columbus, will have a Hallowe’en friends or relatives and suffer the embarrassment of asking them 66x80 inches. party tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock for it or letting them know all about your personal requirements in the K. of C. clubrooms in the for ready cash? When you borrow here, the entire transaction Hale’s Radio Department—-SecMid Floor. State theater building. Prizes will is just between ourselves. You get the money promptly on your Blankets—Main Floor, left. be given for the best and funniest Dwn security. The only charge is three and one-half per cent, - costumes and a small charge made per month, on the unpaid amount of loan. You may repay in for admission. Mrs. Bella Zimmer­ fuU anytime. man and Mrs. Agnes Messder will Here is How Your Payments are Arranged. be in charge of the decorations. Mrs. Mary Humphrey, Mrs. Josephine $40.00 loan pay back $2.00 a month. O’Leary and Mrs. Bridget Taylor $’75.00 loan pa^' baclr $3.75 a month. will serve refreshments. The enter­ $100.00 loan pay back $5.00 a month. WATKINS -BROTHERS, Inc. tainment committee is Miss Lillian $200.00 loan, pay back $10.00 a month. DEVELOPED AND $300.00 loan pay back $15.00 a month. Tournaud, Miss Dorothy Tynan and . p r i n t e d Mrs. Lillian Mahoney. IDEAL FINANCING ASSOCIATION, Inc. Funeral Directors #^HOUR SERVICE Friends of Gay kastings of High­ 858 Main St., Room 8, Park Building South Manchester, Conn. ESTABLISHED 55 YHARS Film Deposit Box at land Park, the young_ Wesleyan Phone 7281 Hours 9-5:30 Saturday 9-1 Store Entrance freshman who has been ill with in­ CHAPEL A T 11 OAK ST. fantile paralysis, wiU be glad to know he has sc far recovered as to be able to walk for a short distance Robert K. Anderson Phone: Office 5171 KEMP'S and to go on automobile rides. Funeral Director Residence 7494 The Men’s Friendship club of , the South Methodist church will serve NOT A CLEAN-UP GAME a scalloped oyster supper Monday If it were as easy to convince everybody that the There’s no denying that fact, so we afe evening at 6:30. At 7:45 John Peter greatest ultimate profit lies in buying the .very best offering an additional service to of India, who has previously ap­ of foods as it was for that New York chap to make OP HERE peared at the church wiU give an ad the Hartford lady believe that bu^ng six cent shares fo r Expert! dress. of stock at a dollar a share led to great wealth, maybe Pinehiurst would some day clean up $111,000 SERVICE / Ic candy sale at the Princess too. But we don’t expect any clean-up. You don’t Our Regular Customers Candy Shop. See our window for get it doing business on the level—^not in the food he specials.—Adv. business. It’s a long slow pull. If you keep edg­ ing ahead a bit—^by everlastingly keeping at it, A n d A ll Prospoc0i>e watching tee quality of the intake of. goods and just CHICKEN PIE SUPPEf as closely watching tee outgo, watching the service Range 0 3 Burner to see te a t no customer is ever given cause for com­ plaint, nicking prices down to the lowest notch— Customers r " Friday, Oct. 24,6 P. M. yoa’re in luck. But it’s interesting and after all a good deal better way of passing your life than that has not been availal% in catching suckers, whether you go to jail for it or Solves the oil burhei* problem for your stove. It’s in a Wapping School Hall not. . i tofore. N. ' Federated Workers. class by itseli^ brings the housewife complete free­ Greening or Sale of Aprons and Gift Goods. Cape Cod 2 boxes Florida dom from stove dradgiery. Easier fo opej^ite and more W hole Baldwin Supper, $1.00. Menu: Fruit cock­ Vanilla Cooking Oranges efficient and economical to use. W heat Your Furnace Cteanbd tail, chicken pie, mashed potatoes, Cookies Apples Good Size turnips, vegetable salads, cranberry Saltines 16 qt. bas. sauce, celery, reUshes, coffee, rolls, 2 boxes 2oc 59o 45c dozen SAVE candy, nuts and open-face pies. 47c By Our New O e ^ ic 1 pie plate free i^th each Calu­ FRESH FISH met BaMng Powder. Smoked Filet of Haddock Built are of YOUR CAR 1 60c Angel Cake Pan free with Dressed Haddock highest of Rezis-. Nine times out of ten slow Vacuutti WASHED Q uickC 2 packages of Gold Medal Cake Ijlour. __ Filet of Haddock tal S te^ '’jptti3wn4eed tq\^^ of heat. starting is caused by burned Clams, Oysters The in - distributor points. Have yours I Ripe Tomatoes, 2 lbs. 25c. wNOmiTINGi H alibut checked and; saye your battery. We nave"®eTiew N. B. t). Fresh 'Salmon and ^ to bpe|8|^^Pie Fo^ir^lg^ dear, ! $1.25 Cheese Wafers and Butter W af­ .filet of Haddock clean Mpe ideal SIMONIZING ers in cans; also the famous Pink Salmon, 2 cans 29c, GENUINE POINTS A t a Nominal Cost. Chocolate, Ginger or Sugar 40 Fathom . S ^ t Cod for codking and ' $8.00 Cookies, 86c can. Salt Herrings giyies you had be­ fo r WILSON’S AUTO WASH fore, Efquiiral^ jaclu^la^^ g^on metal tank Bear of Johnson Block in beautiful graty'^i^a^^^e^ constant ALL CARS level device of oil. G. E. WniiS & S(W, 1^^ NEW 2 Main St.» Phone 3319, Manchester EN GLAN D Nf^on Qectrical LAUNDRY T E L . M A N . Instilment Co. GOOD THINGS TO EAT I ■; S869 WEDDING LONG D E L A l^" Johitson & Little HiUi^d Street,.-Manchester NeW: Britain, Oct. 23— (AP). FA»HLY WASHING ^ Phone 41166 ' \ ,Their- v^ding delK !^ a y e» ang,M', ALL METHODS -Plumbiiig aiid Heating (^tra^tors. a half from! tee, .time' of. t a k ^ ,oijPb Men’s Shirte and Collars, DIAL 4151 a license, ^ohh F . Rbbhey'dhdtiffeih* Blaaokets, Curtains > smd Susan'McAuley were married Have ybur temkcah clewed; at here M ond^;;it becKme kawte^tfin; 20S-225 Hawthorne St. once by. biir Electric Furnace deai^^ "diaiy whin their certificate v w m ^ . ing Process. G. E. Wiilis and , Son/ 441-455 Homestead Ave.^ v-v - ThetlicenM was issued Ih^artteM ^ ^ H artford me. I%one 3319.—Advt. ; in February.

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